April 24 NINE ENVOYS—Three “delegates who w os ¥ hool at the annual Utah Girls’ State at Logan, timeout. from studies to day, dream a little: about. their ng adventures. Left to right are Sandra ‘Weaver, Jean * ~~ Martini and Beth Leavitt: =* on Six Ben Lomond High School girls have been selected to par- .ticipate in the annual Utah Girls’ ‘State, June 12 to 19 at Utah State Agricultural, College Logan. campus in| cae These girls, chosen from 32 oth- er qualified girls, were given the A, honor after successfully passing’ infervibiwae ) 0. i pee wa ce uns ccleaner Girls’ a 3 nites State afe Have nena? edenitee “pat tes Martini, Sandra nates are Vanya, Yorgason, Shar. jon Sant and Betty James. ention Roles ae BD Jean ‘Weaver and Beth Leavitt, Alter- _ Girls’ State is a summer camp’ jsponsored by the American Le. gion auxiliary where outstanding. foe girls from all over the state gath- wi N of the Utah Congress |* to mingle and study good gova ; ents and Teachers (PTA) | ©*"ment. j-and Tuesday on the | Pott, Utah State Agricul @ @. ai ae ™ ie Bester" Y" Scholarships Vhe Is Discipline” F nd ede; Mrs. ‘Sh oo a.” Joseph A. | pone Another ” _ q Lehner ACN Ce. a “Full ee Brigham Ogden woman, een J 0 arships Ps, 5 tuition Bit, scholarships { to. Young University have ed to four Ben Lo- ngs McGregor, will have reel ae in. dhenetiione Oca... Urnout is expected Fusin ah members seek-! ‘The sch ps y tui ftion ‘may wities ‘for. “the lion-and genieral fees at the ani| versity for all of the school year '955-56, providing the applicants| Y maintain a 2.5 average. “scholarships are renewable, The |