End-of Year? Scots Find Sound Proof By Judy Hodson It’s nearing the end of the school | year and proof is the fact that Girls’ State representatives have been, chosen. Of the 16 girls selected from| a field of 39, three delegates were| chosen along with three alternates.| The girls were picked for schol- arship, activity, personality, and| the reason for which they wanted to. | attend Girls’ State. Linda Bailey, Sherry Wasuita, and | Kay Parker will represent Ben Lo-| mond at the annual Girls’ State. Alternates are Veann Bingham, Lyn- | da LaBrecque and Carolyn Read. Congratulations! Another evidence of the coming end of the: year is the week of final campaigning for student body officers. Starting tomorrow, campaign managers for the finalists will campaign with posters, pin-on buttons and other original ideas to gain voters for their candidates. Scots will attend the nominating assembly Thursday and then visit the polls Friday to vote for their favorites. Students will also choose officers for the Boys’ and Girls’ associations. The biggest event of last week was the annual Ben Lomond fashion show featuring articles of clothing made and modeled by students themselves. With the modeling portions of the program “complete, mothers and daughters journeyed to the cafeteria where they enjoyed refreshments. The cafeteria featured decorations of pink, red and white crepe paper streamers and balloons, with a decorated table displaying some of the ‘“‘goodies’” made in the foods classes. Congratulations are due’ Mrs. Hortense Grossenbach, May Smith, and Mrs. Shirley Hyer, instructors in the clothing and foods| departments. | KiThe joint dance of the Ben ba d.and Weber Seminaries. was & re “suteéss, The Counter Points furnished attended he: enjoyed sic 4 and all who evening. Ben Lomond Scots obstyxed Na- | tional Library Week by r ing | more books. In the library’s disp case, a collection of old, valuable| documents and books has been| shown. A few of the books seen in the case are a Tibetan Zylograph which is 350 years old; a Welsh Bible, printed in 1882; an illuminated parchment in Latin manuscript from the 15th Century, a book. of Scottish the clans 1825, plus Utah.” a book of and tartans printed Bancroft’s “History songs, and in of Many of Edward Sandgren’s students have registered for the University of Utah summer youth chorus to be held during the first part of June, Roger Wagner, director of the famed Roger Wagner chorale, will be guest director and rehearsals will be held Tuesday through Friday for two weeks. The chorus will present a concert as a climax to the rehearsals. Model United Nations delegates attended the sessions of. Model U.N. at the University of Utah Friday and Saturday. Ben Lomond’s delegations for Poland and Byelorrussia came up with many new proposals. All who at-. tended felt they had profited. Adviser to the Colegatinns was J. F, Giroux. CLAN CORNER: The Ben Lomond library marked| the scene of the annual ‘‘Candlelight Charter Signing Ceremony” of the Bennion Clan or Future Teachers of America. Dr. William P. | Miller, president of Weber College, spoke to the aspiring teachers from five high schools Friday night. As a climax to the evening, refreshments were served. “This ‘'what is a yellow Ben Lomond alert!” That’s Scotties* heard Friday morning as the signal for evacuation of the school was given. The main building received a signal of two short blasts, but those in the Seminary heard the message }over the public address system. | The usual standard procedure of. }a yellow alert is to evacuate the| | building and journey to the different j homes, but the Scots’ alert had a slight snag in it. Because it was only a practice Civil Defense drill, |the students had to return to | classes!. “Have you ordered. your ring yet?” That question is a general one |among Junior students right now. | It’s time to order your class ring, Juniors, so let’s get busy and order.