HIGHLANDER ‘* Any students in the state of Utah are eligible to enroll at any college or university in the state, provided they are graduated from an accredited high school. As for social life, the varied types of individuals and the scores of activities may be just what a retiring student needs to develop his personality. Of course, college may still be out of the question for many, just as high schocl is too big a demand for some. Yet, don’t brush the thought of a college education aside too quickly. You may regret your actions later. Students who would seriously like to know more about the production of the Highlander and who wish to become part of the staff next year will be given the opportunity in the near future. Next year the paper staff will be reduced to only three students, as two. members will receive diplomas this spring. In order to bring you up-to-date and inform you on what’s - happening - in-thefuture type of news, I can confidently say, “We need your help!” Just using common sense, three people cannot—I repeat, cannot—put out a good paper. If any Scots enjoy writing and would like to see their name in print, please contact any member of our diminishing staff or our. advisor, who happens to rule the roost in room 35. SCOT PLACES IN D.A.R. CONTEST “While preparing for future monuments, let us preserve the ancient.” Jeanenne Hammer, a junior at B. L., took third place when she spoke on this topic February 28 at the D.A.R. oratorical contest, held at Weber State College. In a competition involving four district high schools, Jeanenne represented Been Lomond. Miss Choules of the Drama Dept. chose her from among the other nominees of English People in general judge the and oratorical ability. She also majority as they see the min- accompanied Jeanenne to the ority. They reealize and com- contest and to luncheon after- MAJORITY VS. MINORITY To accurately pinpoint when the United States first became infected with Beatle - mania would prove a difficult task to one desiring such information. And no gypsy in his right mind would dare forecast an end to the epidemic. Yet, right now in the middle of it all, the teenagers of America cry, “Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!” Why? Even those poor souls who, inflicted with the disease, strain their vocal chords screaming, “We Love the Beatles” cannot say why they do so with much accuracy or conviction. “We scream because they’re the Beatles.” SCOTS. SCAN SCHOOLS Humor Acros s the States The “Dart”, Davis High School’s paper, contributed the following “Signs of Our Times”: I KNOW IM NOT TALL, DARK, AND HANDSOME, BUT THERE’S A REASON— © I was the victim of an inexperienced stork. NO WONDER A NEWBORN BABY CRIES — it’s hungry, it’s naked, and already it owes the government $2,400. I KNOW WOMEN AREN’T PERFECT—but they’re the only opposite sex we have. WE HAVE A WONDERFUL WAY TO SAVE MONEY — just forget who you borrowed it from. lie ee It gave her “a chance to do each personality entailing years of learning or years of care- something for the school’. lessness. The latter usually: shows up above the first. Students, in an unknowing show of admiration, turn to the small groups of students who No nation, no station represent the lowered values of My envy e’er could life. With recognition these orraise; | -ganiaztions become pedantic as A Scot still, A Scot still; they prove theis worth in small Highlander Motto stunts of courage. Without en- couragement these groups dwindle, fall from grace, and dis- I knew nae higher praise —Robert Burns solve into a few small but loud individuals. With the help of the majority, the minority can be saved. The public can be made aware of the honor of students, not VOLUME of the honor of thieves. Thieves who seek unearned recognition gain it only in tearing down the reputation of, the majority twhich builds. 11 Editor-in-Chief Second page Feature Jeniene editor editor Van Dyke Linda Watts Julynn Westover WHENEVER I LOOK AT YOU I GET AN OVERWHELMING DESIRE—to be lonesome. The Star Valley High School, Afton, Wyoming, took the fol-. lowing from the Bronc Hi-Lites, Cody, Wyoming. They comprise the Russian Top-Ten: 1. Shoe Pounding Stomp 2. Red is the Color of My True Love’s Political Party 3. Red Their hair, the predominantWHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU ly distinguishing feature of IS THAT YOU’RE DOWN TO their physical appearance, could EARTH—just not far enough. classify as a bushy surfer cut. TALK ABOUT MY And they could possibly, just I WON’T WIFE’S COOKING—but we possibly, win the booby prize have the only garbage dison the Ted Mack Original Amaposal with ulcers. teur Hour for their singing. So what have they got that makes girls faint, that makes fathers hum along with their songs, that makes boys purchase the Beatle wig, and that makes mothers remember Frank Sin- “They find fault with the atra? : editors. Whatever the ingredients, The stuff we print is rot. British teens see the same qual- The paper is as peppy as. a ities and feel the same way cemetery lot. about them as do U. S. teens. Perhaps a tug-of-war for the The ads show stupid management, affections of this rag-mopped, Cuban-shoed, wailing group of The columns, they are stale, lads will start between these The lower classmen holler, two factions. If so, let me is- The upper classmen wai EDITOR'S won because the Beatles come from ... well, you know. The U. S., however, chalked up a few victories during the Limeys’ recent three-week visit. The‘ Beatles received their largest reception at the JFK Airport after winging across the Atlantic to make three appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show. Their record, “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” shot up to number one in the nation, followed quickly by “She Loves You” in second place, and “I Saw Her Standing There” holding down the number three slot. — And the first lock of Beatle hair ever shorn by a fan be- SOMEBODY ELSE I could write this about myself. But think I'll write for someone else. Someone with love for one and all. Who'll pick me up if I should fall. Who'll stop my pain and dry my eyes. And lift my hopes up To the skies. When everyone else has left my side. One who'll stand and say with pride LAMENT ae a1 You can hear him ye mile.” Specialized Hubcaps? DRESSES See Ogden Auto Parts 363 23rd the St. Pick COMBE'S DRIVE IN longs to some lucky U. S. teen who clipped it from Ringo’s ample supply while attending a British Embassy party held in his honor. More important, now that they’ve come and gone, does America want them back? I say, “Stay in Europe, Beatles. You’re much more appealing when you’re over there. You broke the winter monotony, but when the snow melts our Beach Boys will once more rule as the Kings of the Music Mountain.” —CAROL DEEGAN on Red - Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days in Siberia Take These Chains from My Feet Z Shutters and Bars Moscow Square Let’s Have One Party . There’s No Tomorrow 10. My Summer’s Quota EVERYBODY SAID THE BABY LOOKED LIKE ME—then they turned him right-side up. What - have they got? sy D.AR. event. MY HEAD IS SO DIFFERENT ’M CHARGED $4 FOR A HAIRCUT—a dollar for each corner. of the Cottons CLIFTON'S SEE US AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Great Food and Fast Service 385 - 12th AAAAAAAAAAAAAA 2341 Wash. Blvd. St. ARAAAAAAAAAAAAARKRA 1965 CLASS RINGS Order Your 1965 School Ring NOW Smalley's Jewelers, 2479 Wash. Blvd. < RRR ENR YK EY YY YYYYVYYYY OPP Poem annem idm a i -~a¥YYYueYYY YY Ys) Future With the approaching of graduation, the perennial questions of near - graduates’ education again rises to its place of prominence in campus conversation. But all too often, the inquiry “Should I go to college?” is answered negatively without enough consideration. Many times the idea is defeated be-| cause a student feels it will cost too much. Or, he is afraid that he won’t fit in to the social system well. And so it goés. Each year thousands of high school grads miss their chance at a college education, not because of the lack of money, nor the lack of ability; but because of the lack of facts concerned. Who's the King Of the Music Mountain? 13, 1964 a IT MAY CONCERN MARCH OMI Seniors Question} TO WHOM FRIDAY, eg ONG LENSES See... / NEED SEAT COVERS? See Ogden Auto Parts & Glass Co. 363 22nd St. Need Headlights? See Ogden 363 Auto Parts 23rd St. Dr. Verne L. Nielsen 2325 Wash. Blvd. Ogden, Utah Phone EX 3-1011 Gl CONTACT Grover IT’S in eG Hassett Best LOO Rick Dean the 2524 Wash. Blvd. PrP Boda dda ace mim sn lm ON NN GOAL GOOG GOOG GO ALO at GOGO GOGO OPP P>~B > >a OGG adware POPOL Mr. For ae a et a a nk ae i a OO? 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