HIGHLANDER. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1971 Dirty Pictures? Shoot And "Em Win Cash Do you like to shoot dirty pictures with your camera? Well, here’s your chance! Mr. Thompson and the Environmental classes are sponsoring the first Annual Dirty Pictures Contest. All you have to do is take a picture that has anything to do with the mismanagement of the environment, whether. it deals with air pollution, water pollution, aesthetic pollution, noise pollution, wasting game, overcrowding, or anything of that class of pictures. It doesn’t matter what you shoot. However, the pictures may not be staged. Pictures should be mounted on 16 x 20 mounting board, and can be either 8 x 10 pictures or a collage of smaller pictures. Anyone may enter as often as School lunch is getting better all the time! Battease enjoying a catfish at the Boys’ Swallowing Contest. (Really, it’s Vern Association Fish Runners Plans ‘Real Big Year’ 3-2 The Roller Skating Clan is planning a real big year this year. They have officers that are eager and willing to do the job to the highest of their ability. This year’s cross-country team is one of the largest and strong- Richard Lewis is president of }-the clan. Supporting him are bach as vice presi- Iois Anderson as secretary, _ Kathy Mooney as _histor- They know that Roller Skating Clan is going to be a great clan. They also know that it needs more members. “Roller Skating Clan is a real good clan,” says Richard. “We want it to be the best clan Ben Lomond ever has!” The officers and members of the clan urge everyone to join. Twelve Singers From B.L. Make All - State Choir On Friday, Oct. 8, the AllState Music Festival was held in the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City. This event was held in conjunction with the U.E.A. Convention last week. Ben Lomond had a fine representation in the All State Choir. The Choir was composed of students throughout the State. Those representing Ben Lomond were Les Staffanson, Diane Ahlmer, Terry Bexell, Mark Brown, Denise Dixon, Darlene Staffer, Rex Williams, Rand Matteson, Carla Minks, Holy Behling, James Turner, and Kevin Kinney. These students were extremely privileged to have as their conductor Jester Harriston, a well-known music writer, arranger and director. These students learned the value of hard work and its benefits. We’re sure that their experience will be of benefit to our choir. The choir officers for this year are: Randy Thompson, president; Mark Brown, vice president; Les Staffanson, secretary; Joline Anderson, historlan. Post Record ever. Nineteen runners want to. Giving the tug-of-war contest all they have are: a whole bunch of Scots. (from R. to L.) Boys’ Assn. Points To Accomplishments Roller Skating Clan est they It will be well worth your time to enter because the first prize is a $10 gift certificate from Inkley Photo, and second prize is $5 in cash. Submit your pictures to Mr. Thompson in Room 60 by Nov. 5th. are participating and hold a record of three wins and two losses. After losing to Weber and Box Elder, they came back by beating Bear River 15-40, Ogden 25-30 and Bonneville 15-40. In both the Bear River and Bonneville meets, the Scots had seven runners in before even one of their opponents finished. Among the constant top finishers are Steve Gardner, Scot Amos, Eliot Smith, George Zinn, Bill Jaggar, Craig Lybert, and Vincent Garcia. One of the amazing facts of this year’s cross-country team is that there is a large participation among sophomores, many of whom are top finishers. This insures good seasons for the fuure. The Boys’ Association has accomplished quite a lot so far this year. This summer they cosponsored a dance which attracted over 460 people. An assembly sponsored by the Boys’ Association turned out to be a success. Scott “Tex” Shears and Kim Anderson played a couple of top country tunes. Serabis entertained and Dr. Ed- win L. Peterson spoke on the American Way. During Iron Horse Week, the Association sponsored a gold fish swallowing contest. Fortytwo fish were swallowed and three catfish were chewed. A car decorating contest was postponed because of the snow, but may be held later in the year. On Oct. 6 the B.A. sponsored a victory dance over Ogden High. Jan Vail, our Student body Historian, as she is trying to win the Tricycle Contest which was sponsored by the Junior Class. (or is she hurrying home from school?) Because of the great efforts of Coach Hull anda strong, dedicated team, we have a good chance of winning the citycounty team tonight and going on to state, and maybe even taking that. 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