Y - eusle the Wi just print it News BEN LOMOND HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME OGDEN, 12 UTAH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1964 NUMBER 4 cot Chosen as AFSROBERTFinalist. ADAMS NEAR A SCOTS PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS. OPEN HOUSE BRIDGE 10 OTHER NATIONS — the Girls’ Association, Teresa Rivera, President; Wendy Griffin, Vice President, and Dixie Dornbos, Secretary, involves all the Home Economics Departments at Ben Lomond. This fact, however, does not leave out the boys. The boys’ food class will also participate in the activities. The exhibits will begin in the homeliving area, go through the foods departments, and end up among the needles and pins of the clothing rooms. All students are invited to ; attend the Open House at any time during the day. That evening, the Open House will put its best foot forward to impress ide: ts, and- special . parents, © oer = econ sn provide" “the ade “attrac tion of refreshments. The chairman of the “Night Before Christmas” is Sandra Clayson, with her first helpmate Jeanie Langliers. Their little elves and workers are as follows: Homeliving Chairman: Kathy “McAllister Co-Chairman: Deanna Bond Cooking Chairman: Suzanne Wilson Co-Chairman: Barbara Rhode Clothing Chairman: Jeniene Van Dyke Co-Chairman: Tina Decarria In past years displays made by the students depicting different areas of the theme have proved to be a great success. These displays range from table decorations and centerpieces to delightfully tempting food cre- ations. . We on the staff of the Highlander are sure that the Open House will continue to be a great success. Mock Election Elected: L. B. Johnson, President; Frank E. Moss, U. S. Senator; Laurence J. Burton, 1st District Representative; Calvin L. Rampton, Governor. me, — No. Pct Enroll- Voted Voted ed that regst’d PB cscs: 838 445 86% Gifs 2.03... 778 440 82% Seniors ........ 526 321 88% JUupiors .:..... 521 «270 83% Sophomores 570 294 81% Teachers ........ 77 17 68% 18 void vallots due to: 15 made checks instead of X’s 1 made circles 1 blacked in whole box 1 voted for Goldwater and OnE ies Write-ins: Lodge 4 Scranton 1 Robert Kennedy 3 Jenne. Feagit se x tivity, sponsored by A dream might come true for one of our fellow Scots, a .dream of travel, excitement, seeing new places and people, a dream that only the American Field Service can offer. Each year the AFS chooses one or more students from a school, depending upon how many homes are available for the students, and sends them to a country overseas, hoping to build unity between the nations. : Out of three applicants, the AFS chose Robert Adams as the finalist in the foreign exchange program. The only problem now is to wait for placement in another country for the summer months or during the school year, whatever he chooses to do. Concerning the program, Robert had this to say, “I’ve always wanted to try to be a foreign exchange student. As soon as I found out about where I could get applications I did it.” He filled out several applications concerning his school, family, and his opinions on various subjects. In order to make their ~ Robert ‘Adams, chosen as the American Field Service foreign exchange student finalist, points to Germany, the decision, two representatives visited the Adams family in order to find out what his family life was like. As they left, they nation he hopes to go to. gave him and his family more applications to fill out. He had to quadruplicate one form telling about his family, what he liked and disliked, and “about everything there is to know about me.” 3 With the bridge to other nef ons pragicall at bie doarste Z _ the. most. prob: ae erence ee ——————— in countries he aa like to aa in. He answer, Tica s ‘Af j a ane Attention all gSeniors who ter five years of studying foreign languages Robert could prob. circulatory system plan to attend college next fall! ably gain much from the worthwhile experience. . respiratory system If you failed to register for . locomotor system the first College Entrance Ex. hervous system | amination Boards Test (CEEB), Correct answer: C. you have four more opportuniIf x is a whole number, is x ties to take the test. Every summer, herds of new- MAUGHN: *Of Hinah Bondage a two-digit number? Registration Test 1. x2 is a three-digit num- ly graduated high school stu- ORWELL: Animal Farm Deadline Date dents stampede to their public PASTERNAK: Dec. 5, 1964 Jan. 9, 1965 ber. Dr. Zhivago 2. 10x is a three-digit num- library with a required list of SALINGER: Catcher in the Rye Feb. 6, 1965 Mar. 6, 1965 books they must read before Apr.. 3, 1965 ...May 1, 1965 ber. SCOTT: *Ivanhoe Correct answer: Both correct. entering college in the fall. June 16, 1965 Aug. 14, 1965 STEVENSON: Treasure Island The Adult Services Division TWAIN: Huck Finn, Tom SawGenerally not required by colObserve the registration deadline or you'll have to pay a leges for admission, Achieve- of the New York Public Liyer ment Tests help a student dis- brary Association felt that a $2.50 penalty fee! org Look Homeward, AnThe CEEB consists of three cover what fields he will like- master list of the books most ge succeed in. The College often recommended would be main sections: The Scholastic ly * Second level reading, Honoffers ten such tests, useful to college-bound _ stu- ors Reading Program. Aptitude Test, Achievement Board Tests, and Writing Samples. A three may be taken at any one dents before graduation from How many of these books high school. So they asked 150 have you read? student may take any combin- test date. Offered: ation of these sections. Each colleges and universites for any Have you read: American History and Social lists of suggested books sent has its own fee. 1—“Eugene Gant ccutas all Studies Colleges most often require to their incoming freshmen. Ti- of knowledge, all of literature, the SAT, a three-hour objective Biology _tles which received mention all of eating and drinking and test designed to measure a stu- Chemistry by at least three schools were living, because somewhere in dent’s verbal and mathematical English Composition combined to form a list of 176 all of it was the answer to realFrench skills. It does not insure an recommended books for such ity, to his brother’s question, infallible measure of an indi- German students. “What in God’s name are we vidual’s academic ability; but Latin Included in this list: living for.” when coupled with his high Math—Level I AUSTEN: Pride and Prejudice (Thomas Wolfe—Look Homeschool record, letters of recom- Physics BRONTE, C.: Jane Eyre ward Angel) mendation, and interview re- Spanish BUCK: The Good Earth 2 — “Medals show many Students’ Writing Sample CARROLL: ports, it accurately forecasts Alice in Wonder- things, but a wound from bathow well that individual will Tests are not graded by the land tle is a badge showing braveCollege Board but are sent to CATHER: Death Comes for the ry. Henry Fleming enlists in do in college. the colleges signified by the QUESTIONS: _ Archbishop the Northern forces with tall | SAMPLE for grading by CERVANTES: Don Quixote Before animals could evolve participant dreams of winning fame and from a completely aquatic to them. CONRAD: Lord Jim glory in the Civil War, but he Don’t wait ’till it’s too late! a terrestial environment, it CRANE: The Red parse of runs from, his first battle.” would have been necessary for Check with the counselors and Courage (Stephen Crane — The Red register today! a change to occur in the: DEFOE: Robinson oasee Badge of Courage) DICKENS: David Copperfield, 3—‘“Holden is considered a Oliver Twist typical teenager rebel by many The football and cross country teams were honored Novem- DOYLE: Adventures of Sher- people, but I think he’s quite ber 19, at a banquet given to them by the Albonettes. lock Holmes unreal. His are the responses The winners of the traffic safety poster contest, sponsored GOLDING: Lord of the Flies of an old man, without hope House of the and completely resigned to by Mr. Eggleston, were: Bob Nelson, first prize, and honorable HAWTHORNE: Seven Gables things as they are; his only mention, went to Mike Durrant, Jim Findlay, Craig Hyer, and HEMINGWAY: A Farewell to possible solution is to run Kris Phillips. Arms, For Whom the Bell away. In the real world, teenThe Thanksgiving dance, sponsored by the Inter-Clan FedTolls, The Old Man and the agers are likely to want to try eration, is entitled “Cornpatch Capers.” The activity will start Sea and change things.” ; at 8: 30 and end at 11:30 tonight in the gym. Attire for the oc- HUGO: *Les Miserables (J. D. Salinger— Catcher in casion is peat dress. LEWIS: Main Street the Rye) HOQWPS ‘The “Night before Christmas,” Ben lLomond’s Open House, will be presented on December 10. This annual ac- SCOT SHORTS Here's to College 1965.