TUESDAY, MAY HIGHLANDER 29, 1973 FUTURE PLANS Arlene Frecker—WSC, work, Darlene Frecker—WSC, Stephanie Freyta—USU, Sandy Fuit— WSC, Karla Funk, Carol Gabriel- sen — WSC, Virginia Garcia, Joyce Garcia, Jan Gardiner — WSC, Carla Gibson, Patricia Gilgen—USU, Jane Gillins — ‘WSC, Paula Golding — work, Georgia Golightly — Holywood Beauty School, Kathie Gomez, Ruth Griffin—WSC, Dena Grose —married, Diane Grow—WSC, Susan Gudmundson—WSC. Patricia Halvorson — work, Susan Hamilton—WSC, Matlena Hammond—vUSU, Jana Hancey —WSC, Pamela Hansen—UvU. of Ariz,, Peggy Hansen—USU, Linda Harrison — work, college, Nancy Hartog — WSC, Ellen Hartsock—BYU, Sherri Hatcher —Weber State, Muriel Hawks, Stephanie Ileninger, Susan Hill —WSC, Shauna Hollands—Snow College, Susan Howard — WSC, Cathryn Hubbard, Connie Hunsaker—WSC, Shellie Hunt — work, Shirley Hutchins—work, Patsy Jackson—work, Barbara Jacobson—to be married. Trudy Jenkins—work, Joleen Jensen — work, Julie Jensen, Kathleen Jensen—WSC, Jamie Jewell—WSC, Kay Johnson — WSC, Nannette Johnson, Debra Jones—WSC, Kathy Jory—work, Denise Kap, Janet Kine Sherry Kendrick, Pat Krambule, ‘Krall—work, ©aK Julie Langford —_ BYU. Debra —WSC, Malia Larsen— ‘ork, Isma_ Lattin, Jaqueline ‘London—work, Lori Lower — work, Victoria Maier—work, Carol Marchant, Shelley Marquardt, Shirley Marshall, Kathy Miller— college, Chris Mjaatvedt, Claudia Mobley — WSC, Colleen Montierth—BYU, Ruby Morris — WSC, Nancy Mortensen — WSC, Virginia Moss, Kristin McGill— Bryman’s, Glenda McKinley, Sandra WSC, McKinley, Peggy Susan Niklason As the present school year draws to a close, we’d like to take a moment out of everyone’s busy schedules and thank you for making this, the 1972-73 school year, the best year that we’ve ever Neal— — Maurine North, Karen Zella Ormond—WSC. USU, experienced. Nutley, Although this year hasn’t been everything that we first envisioned it to be, we still feel that it has been an excellent year. During Iron Horse Week, Spirit Week, Scots Week, the Nominating Convention, assemblies, elections, etc., your participation in all of these activities was greatly appreciated, The time and advance planning for this year’s numerous activities have been well worth it. Carol Palmer, Dianne Patterson—USU, Barbara Peterson, Jana Pett—work, Thelma Pewtress, Beth Pierce—WSC, Ricca Pietschman—College of Idaho, Susan Poling—WSC, Kathy Porter—work, Lorrie Potts—WSC, Mitzi Rackham, Cyndy Rael — work, Bambi Richards (Dinsdale)—married, Marcia Richeson —WSC, Janet Richins — work, Linda Ricketts—work, Melissa Rogers, Elaine Ross, Debra Russell— WSC. Teena Shaum Shupe—Airline — WSC, School, Sillitoee—WSC, Annie undecided, Sharon Susan Susan Slim Smith, BE PATIENT, HOSPITAL URGES Susan Jan Stephenson—U Student Kay Stephenson—WSC, Terrie Stewart—U of U, Kathy Stites —work, Dixie Stott—WSC, Maxine Stowell—WSC, Lynda Strong —WSC, Connie Taggart—BYU, Taryn Tams, Debbie Taylor — ‘work, Jeanene Taylor—work. Thompson—WSC, an Thompson, Thornock, Jolyn raine Toller . putting an entire candy bar in your mouth just be- WSC, Denise Timmerman— — WSC, Jolynn De- nise Waller, Kristie Watkins— Air Force, Cherri eases — work. Kathleen West — Snow Col., Robin Wheeler — work, Amy White—WSC, Jean Widders — barbering school, Colleen Wil- kinson—WSC, Debra Nina Wilkinson sity of Texas at E Paso. Born in Los Angeles, Bro. Arroyo attended East Los Angeles College for his Associate of Arts degree and went on to Brigham Young Unjversity to earn his Bachelor’s degree. His first teaching assignment was at the Ben Lomond Seminary where he taught for one and one-half years. To further prepare him for his new posi- tion, Bro. Arroyo will be attending the summer semester at Brigham Young University. One of his hobbies is to collect artifacts such as relics from South America. He enjoys collecting bugs and raising all kinds of animals, One of the main reasons why he enjoys teaching is because he loves working with young people. Throughout the one and one-half years at the seminary he has accumulated such nick names as “Taco Bender” or just plain “Taco”. He claims that his name Spanish his students David RodriBaby. fluent claim that he can talk his way into or out of just about anything—which, at times, can be a definite ad- a yi i Leo | | | ‘DENIM: BAGGIES toothpaste your hair the baseball team cut and for then getting cut. . using hairspray for deodor- Henager, Deb- ant, . having your best friend call you a “teenie bopper.” . having your friend tell everybody what your middle name is. Zizumbo—WSC. VILLAGE FAIR WEST 2212 eee Blvd. Ogden vantage. The Highlander would like to wish you luck in the future, Bro. SCUBA DIVING Arroyo. CLASSES Dragon of Old By MIKE Ben Lomond High School Wednesday Evening 7-10 p.m. RYAN For Once there was a dragon of old He breatheth fire and roared aloud, And when gold Was found shroud. he was 1908 Wash. his sooty Best For information call Usafeco Diving School slain, solid beneath 392-2441 Wishes Your Graduates is (along with a nick name here and there) Raymundo Don Carlos gues Garcia Arroyo Hijo Along with speaking \- fore the teacher calls on . getting Bro. Arroyo Heads For New Post Bro. David Arroyo from the Ben Lomond Seminary will also be leaving to take a job as Institute Director for the Univer- : you. that you have on your shirt. Woodward—Dix- Zamora—Stevens HIT BY MISSING ; calling ¥your teacher “moth- ie College, Lynette Woodward— WSC, Valerie Yates, Lavenia bie POLE HITS WIRE; DIES er” at going to school and in sixth period someone tells you — to be married, Teena Williams, Vickie Williams, Janis Wilson—WSC, Jolynn Winward —WSC, HEAR . feeling competent about a test you just finished and hearing your teacher laugh as you walk away. . a sunburn when your excuse says ill. : losing a love letter, Arleen Wall, FISH LIVE THREE STATES BLIZZARD; ONE . trying to flip the “peace sign” in a ski mitten. marLor- Tribe, Karen Van Sweden — USU, Patricia Vigil — Stevens Henager, Desiree Wadman, Carol Wahlstrom, ENGINEERS TO DIESEL TALK do. . . going to brush your teeth and finding your tooth brush is already wet. Sus- WSC, Donalene Todd — ried, Jolene Todd—WSC, School Officers. STUEBEN JURORS ARE HALF WOMEN . Diving in a pool and having your swimming suit reach the top before you Joy Taylor—work, Trudy Taylor, Laverna Thinnes — Snow College, Susan Thirkill — S.L. Nursing School, Susan Thomas, Cherryl Body Insecurity Is — of U, MAN ON WAY TO ITALY TO SEE FAMILY KILLED MOTHER KILLS HER DAUGHTER AND SELF THEN BURNS HOME all the happiness and success that is to be found in the future. To the members of the classes of 74, 75 and the upcoming "16, we wish an excellent school year next year. It’s our desire that the student body will rally behind the newly elected officers and place participation and spirit at an all-time high. Smith, Ruth Sockrider — work, WSC, WIFE GIVES BIRTH TO BOY; HE ASKS OLD AGE PENSION MICHIGAN MAN DIES; BAKED FOR QUEEN Thank you once again, Cole, Ken, Lori, Linda, 1972-73 Ben Lomond High Deborah Songer (Petranovich), Diane Songer — Europe, work; Linda Spiegel, Janice Spencer— Lest you think the Highlander is the only paper around that makes mistakes, here are a few lemons that have been gathered from professional papers. We hope that we have been able to measure up to your expectations, hopes, and desires, To the members of our class, the graduates of 1973, we wish — Future of ‘73 FOWLER'S 1925 Washington Blvd. 7 To Err Is Human Officers Bid Farewell (Continued from page 6) East—WSC, Karen Eggleston— WSC, Darla Eggleston — work, Karen Ellis—WSC, Debra Ellison, trade school, Shirley Emerson—BYU, Susan Ericson — work, college; Josette Etcheverry—WSC, Linda Evans — WSC, Janet Favero—American River College, Becky Felix — USU, Debra Fernelius, Teresa Fisher —USU, Barbara Fields. 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