b, “ ‘ Edit el i QRIDES " RIGADOON: GREAT SUCOESS ie A HAD BY SANDY ROBERTS, MIS Be i DELEGAT™S STUDY OF ROY HIGH NATIONAL TEENA 1967 EASTER Sk PROGRAM (Ed. note: We published an editorial Here is the result.) On the outside, Roy High mo : | Pie| i i} oe + looked just like any other new school. But from the moment we stepped inside, it was unique. The first thing that surprised us was the stillness. Even though it was between classes, nobody was making a disturbance in the halls. We wanted to know where everybody was, so we took a look around. Here's what we found: Roy High is one of 12 demonstration schools throughout the nation that is test— ing a new type of curriculum, Briefly, it works this way: students only go to class on an average of about 4 hours a day. The rest of their time is spent in private Study where they stay in the build-— ing. The entire school is set up for this type of a program. Reference rooms, laboratories, shops--everything is open to all students, all of the time. There is even a typing center where students can type up themes in their spare time. Everything is new, including wall-to- wall carpeting in every room. The atmosphere is always relaxing and perfect for individual study, {fs this new program working? Administrators and students alike seem to think so. The students we interviewed seemed more than pleased with the freedom they had under the new system. They all agreed that they were learning more and liking it better than ever before. Now comes the big question: Why can't we have a system like this at Ben Lomond? It's time that we catch up to the present. Bcctively : at I don't mind t e least, it's a be a teenager, In this world o teenagers have for we will be and an asked our world into The problems will be greater met before, th tunities, too. To ies. To find cures cancer to the space. commo And to make a better place to I believe wet started right now. should forget for. teenagers, and att into the adult wor practical, for bein step in growing Upe But we can start the better world of thing, we can strive pling. For as long walk or speak, or us ter world is not po This year, teenage I am Chairman campaign. fo It's my jo about what Easter crippled children other teenagers ac in and help. a Working for East which our generatior on the future. And of us personally—by job of growing a big part wanting up. of what& to help otl presented to the public aption of the classical susical brought Mr. and pageantry SWIMMING CLAN officers would like to encourage more people to join with them at Weber State's pool, March 16, Bullock Dee 9, by Lerner musical color the out Feb. CLA, CORNER 3 10, and 11. Loewe, and from old of At the same time it showed that Ben Lomond High ‘and. 7:30 to 8:30 ICE SKATING talent. excellent of lot a has 11 in last month's Highlander stating that we felt Ben Lomond's curriculum was outdated, We decided to study the modern curriculum at Roy High to see if it was any better. — of direction efficient the under a STAR Page p.m. CLAN The Ice Skating Clan is planning a party for sr Brown and Kathy Wall turned in sterling performances ‘ March 2, at the Hygeia Thelissa and Gillins Peter roles. vocal eir leading Ice Rink. The bus ride provided a relaxing break from the seriousness that costs $1.25 per person. Gillins' dry humor was at its best ‘most of the drama. Further details will be Thelissa belted out her e@ really broke up the show. announced at a later rs in a fashion after ''The Unsinkable Molly Brown"! and date. : Her hard-hitting style made her as good. » & as every bit jorite with most parkle that really DATE clinched the They drama. OMOND HIGH FIGHT SONG . ‘ight Song, composed een played at this year. by Mr. games and Richards pep assem- e studentbody has not learned all of ords, that are printed below. Mr. rds suggests carrying these words you at all times by copying them on 9 card or obtain a copy from him. a FIGHT d the + most Great School. league in sportsmanship. Fearless Scots. with all our power and might, ‘ll keep Ben Lomond on the top! ~ Fight! Tor the red for 3: the the Scots _ Fight! and and Friendly, men of Ben the blue the plaid Fighting Lomond and white. and Scots, High School. ' always cheer for the team, "Id the fame of our Great School. = the league , oSt in sportsmanship. Fearless ;) Lomond Sing Scots. to the her sky, praises evermore. team. DATA - All of the boys' names that appear on the cards of the girls who have registered with the Date Bureau, if your have been published in room ONE. name appears on this list you will know that at least one girl is anxious to have Registering with the a date with you. bureau is the only way you can find out All of the girls' names that the name. appear on the boys' registration cards Register with the have been listed also. Bureau to find out. ALUMNUS the fame of our BUREAU re- the color added SONG the Friendly, Fighting Scots, gd men of Ben Lomond High School. | always cheer for the team, = touch professional practice. of hard ing from months almost an showed cast the of est sudience. of the RETURNS Miss Kathy Trapp is a student teacher, working with the business teachers at She teaches both typBen Lomond High. ing and shorthand. Miss Trapp graduated from Ben Lomond After college graduation High in 1963. she would like to continue teaching at Ben Lomond because she likes the school and its traditions. She attended Weber State College, majoring in business and minoring in Engl isi She was employed at the freshmen registration to help pay her way through col- When Miss Trapp graduates this lege. spring, she contemplates a trip to Hawaii during the summer. Miss Trapp was born in Ogden, and has She is lived here throughout her life. a true here at Scot, Ben and Lomond is proud High to be School. teaching