COrTIES CC =n Lomond Youths SeSeek Scholarships— . REN PYNER 7 the assembly to go toall the other schools in Region 2. UNITED NATIONS EVENT One student from each Social, Studies Class has been chosen to participate in the model United a ea N ations dt the University of Utah. .|This is an annual activity, organ-. ne .; “ ‘Ss ASSEMBLY s presented their edPet Thursday. vas “California, Here ei and was carried out in ized to teach students just how the United Nations works and what it does for us. Most of the high schools in the state participate. Each school represents a different country and the students are the delegates from that country. Ben Lomond is representing Czechoslovakit this year. Delegates are Kay. McKinney, Andy 8... SE : 4 om Chinatown, nighta ovie studios. Wahlquist, Ed Chatlin, Chris. mbly revealed some Wangsgard and Shana Day. alent. We knew ky ut that boys could performers they er, for instance, | version Margaret Neal has been pound- ing the fundaméntals senior English students the past week. We can guess what’s comof. “The jing mext — poetry composition. | Happy day. ittle Darlin’.” Dean Butcher and some 01 ou ht down sir the “fashion show.” of songs from “Okstanding assembly, niors justice. ION SHOW ght was the annual Nae by the e show, “‘Man- Midnight,” was a » work done in the rls modeled clothes. ide : a a conducted a ng assembly will be 0 tor the first time at Og“1 of poetry into the not-so-poetic heads of her School tomorrow. Ar- fe been made for