Hen.Lom Se ie ae a V Was aeas Se we a . a 1VO Six-Week Summer School Slated At Ben Lomond Beginning June 12 A six-week Summer School will be conducted at Ben Lomond High School, Summer School will begin Monday, June 12 and close Friday, July 21. Most classes will be held during the morning ours from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, Mondays through Fridays. If registration demand is sufficient late afternoon and evening classes will also be scheduled. Summer School fees will be: Two hours or less ............. $ 8.00 ree Hours .........-:.:...-.-.-.- 12.00 Four hours (full morning) 15.00 Students involved in programs requiring commercial transportation will be assessed an additional fee of $5.00. Out-of-city students will be charged a flat -fee of $20.00. No registration fee will be assessed eligible students in home economics classes or driver education. Courses will be offered in three classifications: (1) Make-up (2) new credit (3) enrichment courses without credit Registration Information Registration of students for new and enrichment classes in Zummer school is to be completed by May 26, Registration will be conducted in each school in ‘he District, and the registration fee must be paid at the time of registration, The final registration date for students who desire make-up work will be June 9 from8 a.m. to 12 noon. Students must register at the school they attend. Attendance Policy When students miss a makeup class five times they will be dropped from the class. After three absences the parents must be notified. Days missed as a result .of late registration will be counted as absences. Dress will be regular school dress. Driver Education There will be three sections of driver education offered at Ben Lomond. The first section will begin June 5 with three classes each day: Seven a.m., 8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m, The second section will begin June 19 with classes offered each day at 10 a‘m. and also 6:00 p.m. if registration justifies. The third section will begin July 11 with classes scheduled at 7 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. COURSE OFFERINGS BEN LOMOND Make-up Courses Mathematics 8-12 2 or 4 hours 2 or 4 hours a.m, Science 8-12 2 or 4 hours a.m. Social Studies 8-12 a.m. English 8-12 2 or 4 hours a.m. Enrichment Courses Music, Vocal, $3 fee 7-9 AT 2 hours p.m. Music, Instrumental 2 8-12 a.m. Band 2 8-12 a.m. Band (Wednesdays) 2 8-10 p.m. Art 2 8-12 a.m. Typing 2 8-12 a.m, Phys. Fitness & Rec, 2 arrange (boys, grades Debate 2 8-12 hours hours hours hours hours hours 9-12) hours a.m. Field Biology arrange Home Economies arrange 4 hours 8-12 hours au os Eight Scots Get > Boys State Nod The Highlander staff, 1971-72 (bottom row, L to R): Ken Alford, Kelly Van Wagoner, Ron Brandenburg, and Jan Olsen. (Second row, L to R) Mr. Hull. Dennis Thomas. Connie Jones, Randy Thompson, and Kevin Kinney. Missing: Mr. Wight, Laurie Craig, and April Brough. We wish the Scots a great summer. Teachers Leave With Hints Of Bitterness At the beginning of next year Ben Lomond will lack seven members of its present faculty. There is a doubtful shadow over really why they are doing this or are being asked to do so. We asked those who are leaving why they were. Those who are leaving are: Mr. Brent Belnap: ‘Because I’ve worked hard here for three years. Also for the change in coaching members.” Mr, James Hassell: “To seek better opportunities and for coaching reasons.” Mr. Stephen Slater: “Because of the lack of enrollment. at Ben Lomond and _ they don’t need me to teach any more.” Also “because they are changing the coaching staff to different members.” Mr. Ron Taylor: “For the change in the coaching assignments and because they have assigned me to teach the Learning Way Center. Mrs. Becky Oliver was not available for comment. The other two members were employed at the beginning of the year as sort of long-term substitutes. Their comments: Mrs. Betty Prosise: Because the enrollment is dropping and because she had no contact to return next year to teach. Mr. Mel Behling: Because of lack of enrollment and I was only a substitute. : We wish these teachers the best and thank them and we’re sorry they had to leave under these circumstances, The American Legion Post No. 9 has announced the names of those boys who will attend the 1972 Utah Boys’ State. Those students going from Ben Lomond are: Rex Wililams, Ken Alford, Kim Peterson, Russell Eason, Dean Winn, Bill Green, Ben Tillman, and Howard Paskett. This year Boys’ State will be held Sunday, June 4th, through Saturday, June 10th. Those who attend will learn about our state and local governmental organizations. This year only one third as many Scots are going to attend Boys’ State as did last year and could have this year. Two Unusual Things Mark Debate On Wednesday, May 17th, the forensics squad from here at B. L. hosted the debate teams from Box Elder High to a tournament. The tournament idea was started by Mrs. John Hebestreet who is presently student teaching with Mr, Monsen in Room 30. There were two _ unusual things about this tournament: (1) It was held at the end of the school year, and (2) it concerned itself with next year’s debate resolution (it’s on financing education in the United States). SEAR