You Mab the Wh fa Vows Prink it Ben Lomond High School VOLUME 15 OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER NUMBER 3 22, 1967 | Special Student Showings Offered For "Gone With the Wind" SCHOOL It is unprecedented that any * | 20th Century novel has achiev: Thursday and Friday of this week the school is out to devour the turkeys and festive activities of the Thanksgiving holidays. Grandmothers, mothers, daughters, and cooks will be starting the preparations of the Thanksgiving dinner Thurs- day. Thanksgiving is a time of stomach aches, a time for over exertion, a time for giving thanks, a time for watching a football game, and a time for eating a turkey. is a time enjoy it!! for Thanksgiving —O—well, just ed the world-wide recognition and acclaim accorded to Margaret Mitchell’s celebrated “Gone With the Wind,” which re-created a gripping panorama of the South before, during and after the Civil War. Academy Awards, duplicated the acclaim of the novel. Now M-G-M is presenting “Gone With the Wind’ for the first time in the giant screen 70mm process, Metrocolor and six channel stereophonic sound, giving a tremendously added scope to its spectacular scenes. A large number of today’s students who have read “Gone With the Wind” have never reading in many English and Literature courses, has become had an opportunity to see the magnificent screen version. a modern classic familiar to They now have this opportunity, thousands of students both in which will afford them an aid grammar schools and high in their classroom study of the schools and has remained a best-. novel and unremitting enterseller over the years in 28 lan- tainment. guages. On its publication in Due to the trempatliuas de, | 1936, it was declared to be the most distinguished novel of the mand and the many inquiries from schools for reservations to year by the American BooksellStudents leaving for Thanksgiving are J. R. ree, Louis 7 ers Association. The following the Special Student Saturday Witt, and Greg Blair. year it was awarded the Pulitzer Morning Showings at 9:00 a.m., are scheduled the following adPrize. ditional Special Performances: This. tremendous interest in December 9, 16, 23, 30; January “Gone With the Wind” on the 6, 13, 20, 27. Also, Special HoliNov. 23-24 Thurs. & Fri. Thank- |: mas Open House part of students and literary day Student-Teacher Performsgiving Day Holiday Dec. 8 Fri. Pep Assembly be- groups reached a new high ances are being held on Decemtween lunches e | gam oie_ |when David O. Selznick made ber 26, 27, 28 and 29. For furFri. Basketball Dec. 8 Fri. Basketball— o a motion picture of the book | ther i poh. r please call The novel, which is required \ COMING EVENTS all of Bountiful at BLHS Dec. 4 Tues. Tryouts for Musical Dec. 7 Thurs. Tryouts for Musical Dec. 7-8 Sse & Fri. Christ- - Bonneville at BLHS *| Honor Society Inducts 45 HARRY Student WOODWARD Named The Honor Society held its induction ceremony November 9. Forty-five members were added to the Honor Society’s rollbook. The new inductees are: Joy The Student of the Month for November is Harry Woodward. ‘Alkema, Karen Bailey, Linda Harry was born on September Cassity, Susan Connelly, Joce23, 1950, in Harrisburg, Penn- lyn Chow, Adriana De LaCruz, Randall Drake, Ann _ Driver, sylvania. He moved to Ogden Pancho Diaz, Raymond Etchein 1965. verry, Carol Fowers, Pat FrearHe is very active in the school son, Elaine Grose, Pat Hassel, plays here at Ben Lomond. Marsha Harrop, Cecelia HamilSome of the plays he has been ton, Lynetta Hollands, Gwen‘in are: “A Remarkable Inci- dolyn Holt, Peggy Jensen, Kardent at Carson Corners,” “Keep en Lucas, Kyle Mattson, Denise Your Halo Straight,” “Our Myers, Glen Olpin, Marie PaTown” and “The Night of Jan- gel, Susan Pendleton, Krezel uary Sixteenth.” Peters, Alene Reed, Linda Who can forget Harry’s out- Schwin, Gail Smith, Terre L.. standing performance as the Slater, Michael Stephens, Ann Stage Manager in Thornton Stauffer, Kay Stanford, Becky Taylor, Gary Taylor, Jeanette Wilder’s play, “Our Town?” Thomas, Craig Thorstead, RichHarry is on the Student ard Wangsgard, Peggy Weaver, Council representing Mrs. Gil- Kathy Lyons, Melody Dias, Dick lins’ first period. He is on the Jardine and Russell: Carruth. paper staff at school and has. Dr. Ellis S. McAllister, ashis own column called “A Note of the From Harry.” He also enjoys sistant superintendent Ogden City Schools, was the debating. guest speaker. He talked about When he lees to college next the problems in the world situyear he is planning to study ation and what was in store for the student future. law. See is Wed. ae ene ee High Schools Dec. 14 Thurs. Pep Assembly, between lunches Dec. 14 Thurs. Basketball game Ogden at BLHS Dec. 15 Fri. Christmas Dance Dec.” Recovering Sunday, ley November entered pital. He was Leslie Howard and Olivia de} Havilland, bringing to life Miss Mitchell’s fascinating characters —Rhett Butler, Scarlett O’Hara. Ashley Wilkes and Melanie Hamilton. The picture, winner of ten Sop Lee oe Music Department 12 Mr. Al- St. Benedict’s operated |with Clark Gable. Vivien Leig Hos- on Mon- day morning. Mr. Alley left the hospital Friday, November 17 in ,good condition and will be out of school for about two weeks. The students of B. L. would like to wish Mr. _ Alley a quick recovery. Aid Team Available For | Demonstrations The Ben Lomond High School ROTC Battalion’s First Aid Team will be available for demonstrations of first aid principles. The team demonstrates various methods of controlling bleeding, artificial respiration, splinting of fractures, and of treating burns. They will perform for any organization that desires. their services. To schedule a demonstration, contact Master Sergeant Fiscara at the Ben Lomond High School ROTC. Department. Presents Concert The Ben Lomond High School | music department presented its | annual Fall Concert on Nov. 9. This was the first concert that | an admission charge was required. The reason for this was | : to raise beginning funds for | | some badly needed band uni-| : forms. M.SGT. The Orchestra, Bonnie’ Aires, Concert Band, A _ Cappella Choir, and Dance Band all participated on the program. The highlight of the concert was “Sine Nomine,” a number combining all of the groups but the orchestra. Mr. Freestone, a new teacher at Ben Lomond this year, was the director of the A Cappella Choir and the mass number. Mr. Archibald, with the assistance of student teacher Steven Miller, directed the remaining groups. Highlander Motto No nation, no station My envy e’er could raise; A Scot still, A Scot still; I knew nae higher praise —Robert Burns MIKE Cadet For MOOSMAN Named © October Cadet M.Spt. Mike Moosman was selected as the Cadet of the Month for October. The Military Board selected him on November the Ist. Cadet ‘M.Sgt. Moosman, a member of D Company, competed against representatives from three other companies. For his achievement he will receive a bottle of Shackle from Tanner’s, tickets for two shows at the Egyptian and the Orpheum Theatres. He will also receive a dinner for two at the Canton Cafe. Cadet M.Sgt. Kenton Wall was selected as the runner-up. Cadet M.Sgt. Wall is a member of A Company. He will receive a free cleaning for his uniform from Hoffman Cleaners. To be nominated for this honor, a cadet must have an A average with no demerits and possess high qualiities of integrity.