WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1964 Brogue: Clan President: Ben Guidobono _ Vice Pres.: Karen Johns _ Secretary: Lou Ann Lawrence Red Cross Clan THE CLAN CORNER This is the foreign language clan. As of yet the members have not arranged any set meeting date. Rifle Clan — President: Dellis Hatch Vice Pres.: Leslie Reeves Secretary: Larry Slade This clan is set up for those who have an extra interest in shooting. Anyone may belong. Girls’ Athletic President: Janis Hansen Vice Pres.: Sandra Clayson Secretary: Judy Monson _ This clan is organized for the benefit of those who are ‘interested in the people of our community and those all over the world. “<<. WELCOME TO BEN LOMOND'S HOMECOMING We're not jumping conclusions, Clan PAGE 3 HIGHLANDER but the Steve to Janice Costley Hyldahl Brent Ossman Lana Nicholas any Highland- er staff can’t remember when Ben Lomond has had a real homecoming celebration. Can you remember? So we’re challenging you, the studentbody, to make the 1965 Dance Clan Homecoming a real HomecomPresident: Jerry MacFarlane ing! os Vice Pres.: Boyd Egan How can you help put this Secretary: Dale Burnette All those who like to dance activity on its feet? First, read or just watch others dance, the following list of suggested - activities, then write a note to ~ come to Dance Clan. the Highlander as to whether you’d support such a function. Ski Clan (Yow'll find a box for depositPresident: Gary Snider - ing your ideas in Mr. Grover’s Vice Pres.: Richard Marriott room—Room 35). Secretary: Rachael DeBoer If you favor the idea, we'll This clan is for both skiers present it to the Student Counand non-skiers. If you don’ cil. If you don’t favor the plan, know how to. ski, join and we'll follow your decision, and learn. President: Mary Ann Sauer Vice Pres.: Juliana Pearce Secretary: Gayle Champneys Any girls that are extremely athletic or fun loving, please come to this clan. Mary Ann Jon Sauer MEET THE SCOTS z Heading the class which has held the most activities so far this year, Junior Class Presi- dent, Steve Costley, has fulfill44 his duties very well. sat the See sat How would you like to corEr od ag 5 — colts’ respond with twenty-five differae ; a . wiroek acti ent high schools? As Exchange _Retain all Scots’ Week activl- paitor for the Highlander, Janties, but add the following SUS- ice Hyldahl exchanges the pa- President: Joel Brown Vice Pres.: Linda Sweitzer Secretary: Susan Wahlquist All debaters are invited come our meetings. tén to to speakers and tracWe Bob Folkman — | All you bowlers join our clan and go bowling. Even if you ean’t bowl, you can join for the fun. President: Clan Clark Walker Vice Pres.: Steve Cristilli Secretary: Sharon Willis Come and build those muscles. Iceskating Sa SS rooms instead. (No competition between the classes, just the Jerry Olsen ‘Vice Pres.: Bev Russell Swimming per with schools throughout the entire omore, Junior, Senior each dec orate one of their advisor’s ra - Bowling Clan Secretary: _ _ 1—Since floats would be imN= Cee cards President: gested ideas: Clan: President: Joyce Eddy Vice Pres.: Louise Bybee Secretary: Karen Black Iceskating is a main winter sport in Utah. Let’s all get out and go ice skating. ss United Sieh Bees States. sen- ¥ = The past elections brought just three relieving facts to the minds of the American people. - Juniors everywhere banded together November 19, to prefun of each class decorating a It was over. To the average, the sent “Let’s Go Trip,’ an ascandidates had fooled few with sembly that provided a soluroom.) — — 9Give Scots’ Week a theme their bitter, distorted, and al- tion to a frequent problem in and during the pep assembly, tered views. Our nation is not American lives—boredom. Lynnand Chuck Dietz, have the clans present their as deep in trouble as the can- Smalley didates made it appear. a young married couple, borskits around that theme. emphasize to tend ed with their uneventful lives, Elections 3-—During the same pep asOur of everything. were determined to find some have a pie-eating con- the worst sembly, place where life was more enthe by described as nation, (or test between the presidents hope- joyable. Travel brochures and other representatives) of the candidates, seems to be honor, prestige, posters transformed them to all lessly losing different organizations. and character. Is this the truth the exciting places in the United twisted _ and ed States, such as San Francisco, exaggerat oy Do Scots! What do you say, tales? you want a Homecoming? Surf City and Carnegie Hall. It seems pitiful that out of Each place offered its own spe| all the available citizens in our cial talents for the enjoyment country we could not find two of the tourists and the audiFor Batteries suitable people to run for the ence. After a lengthy search, See Chuck found office of President of the Unit- Lynn and ed States. In this age of space just the right spot—Ben Lomwe need the best to lead our ond—which only proves ‘there 363 23rd St. is no place like home.” country. The junior class officers, Steve Costley, Don Nuttall and Linda Fishburn, were very confident that their assembly would be better than the senior’s. Linda and Don were so confident that without even consulting Steve they pledged that he would jump off a cliff if the school didn’t think their assembly best. Well the assembly was last week and Steve is still around. Thum Thtuff “Where are you going, my pretty mith? Pleath don’t path me by.” “I’m on my way to danthing theool;”. ~ She said as she heaved a thigh. 7 Ogden Auto Parts Y) | A “ S "on, my love, with satalites peeping COPA hk eante | san: — arta to lis: , That handsome See — Answer: ior, Brent Ossman! A member of the Brigadoon Chapter of the National Honor Society, Mary Ann Sauer also serves BL as president of the the Bonnie Lassies. CongratuGirls’ Athletic Association. Junior Class member, Jon lations go to Lana Nicholas for Moore, has done a beautiful job her tremendous work in fulfillof handling the publicity for ing this responsibility. =|“ FA Clan the Honor Society, thus threatening to put the Highlander staff out of a job. Look for his obituary in the next edition of this paper. Responsibility for any organization presents itself as an awesome task; especially when that task is drill mistress for Question: Who drives a black ear, attends Dance Clan regularly, and laughs a lot? ee Debate Moore eyes like out of Shy wren na per Ca HY our lips moonfiower as pale in as a gnirps ott — ag Wy @ 4 ‘ ‘ "What's with him?” ; —