of later, leaders of if you Ben them, during the Lomond three Lomond, only at you cooperate of fighting, students 3. Good behavior is at Dance Clan, or you asked to leave. that the Scots for-. and that they had work? disrespect, your and friendly, make they No, they no sup- students. leaders. they and Did Look at Lomond a $26O6S$555S$S$656666666680066668 4 Come to Dance Clan and start stompin’, surfin’, shuggin’, and muggin’ around with the could achieve Ben a must will be All Dance Clan functions will begin at 7:00 and end at 9:00 unless announced differently. Let’s have everyone dancing as soon as possible and not standing around so we can have two hours of floor stomping by everyone. We _ have scheduled more Dance Clan this year; and with everyone’s participation, more dancing and other parties will be possible. some before of value. their and at- but of conflicting look what for received groups same leaders, summer, something or gratitude realize would studentbody these their It appeared to present of Ben and of by serving hours order gratitude, and together presented were Lothey them. a majority changed. and 4 ¢ ¢ 4 4 ¢ 4 4 4 4 q 4 4 q 4 DANCE CLAN OFFICERS, JERRY MACFARLANE BOYD EGAN DALE BURNETT ___ Ask and ye shall receive’. We asked for more shom and ggames and we received i much, in fact. It seems as though the minority of eridents in how to control this bub- ‘pling spirit, and it bursts into a fight, a childish attention-getting device that not only shows ill manners, but the lack of respect to the student body officers. a few students feel that they are not receiving their share of attention and attempt to put on an exhibition of their questionable behavior for the whole student body. Since they have so much pep and energy, maybe we should have them put on a skit. As an old saying goes, “Five per cent of the students make ninety-five per cent of the trouble.” It’s these few people who will make a bad reputation for Ben Lomond. These are the students who figure they’d do a better job than the student body officers, but they didn’t have the time to run for office. These will be the studerts who run our teams down when they lose a say, “I knew it at the time,” when _ We Have you turned your gaze skyward lately to notice the position of your halo? Some of us around here seem to be letting it slip just a little. Are you one of the ones who might be ruining his good eyesight or straining his neck all out of place trying to see what in the world that guy in front of you wrote on his test paper anyway. Or maybe you’re one of those guys that become an expert at copying someone else’s assignment ten minutes before the class starts. Well, the time has come for all good Scots to mend their ways. Let’s take a look skyward more often and make sure our halo is on straight. they win. need everyone’s support to make Ben Lomond theSteet =... @. VUOOQOOYUDGCOQOQVAOOVOQVCAOACOSCEOAIQCOOOGGOGOHbHEhAGOAHAGGT TAILORED rece of an re ican LOUNGE compliments ge embies at assemb It’s too bad when {rom No. 1 tunes. Scots. Scots Scorn Leaders? the upper balcony do not know "SHARP" That's what everyone will say When you buy your clothes | school ever; but how can we, when students : in the upper balcony feel that they are better than the rest and supply their own entertainment. UNITED, ~ Scots, means to UNITE. Everyone get together, fight (I don’t mean literally) for our Scottish traditions, and once again become the “fighting, friendly Scots that other schools envy and admire. This establishment has those handsomely crafted trousers that do full credit to the best in sport jackets. In line with the best tradition, they may be chosen in colors’ MODERN ROYALITE FEATURES & iw Editor-in-Chief News Editor Editorial Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Business Manager ’ Exchange Editor Photographer Artist @ Ball Bearing. STAFF . anne NUMBER 2 oS — ; desing ccz 49.95 Hallowell plus tax a Neilson Janice Hyldahl Dean Smith Jeanette Lund Traditionally correct — From 7.95 ened Carol Deegan Brent Hill Bonnie light or dark. . : ° pae4 ate oa y Jeniene Van Dyke Charlene Garner Janice @ Paaper Support @ Fold-away Line O VOLUME 12 4 UO HIGHLANDER 2 ahead Ben bright, Kammeyer — 318 24th St. 7 S Perkins Et. Natural Shoulder Clothing and Ski Specialists Three Fifty-Two Twenty-fourth Street, Ogden, ie el § year looked ere, ine aa future Sey i i Scot’s attended i The ever i, i as their lead- have i chose of Ben i Lomond 2. After entering and then leaving, there will be no admittance except for special instances. To enroll in this program you must report to either Mr. Graves’ seventh period or Mrs. Holman after seventh. From either, obtain your list of suggested reading according to the reading (novel, poetry, etc.). It is a free reading program. You choose the actual reading school will i lies in every They in high receive a certificate of completion. The juniors must complete the course in two years and the sophomores in three. The merits to be gained by reading far outnumber those of any other type of learning. Reading builds writing ability, IQ, vocabulary; and I read somewhere, it even helps build a better personality; besides all these it gives great pleasure. i terms support, classmates, united of these gratitude. officers, for $1.00 to admit the students to all Dance Clan functions. final year i The Classmen your meaning long in respect, no the be purchased from the haven’t he is given an oral quiz and submits a written report. The seniors who comply with the rules of this program after this i didn’t. port, or leaders many receive support, to have these school, As yet, they Clan cards when he finishes a book. Then i worked respect, assembly seemed after of students months a pep got. that others. of the finest people who Four thing along with of us: the amount of 25 cents will be charged. Dance Clan cards may to Scot. mond High School. a anticipated a great tended belong ahead years 1. Without Dance or Reading Program which started September 11th under the direction of Mr. Graves and Mrs. Holman will help the student to realize the pleasure of reading and influence his selection of books. > ma that true Last year, the ers, some don’t Clan time at Ben Lomond. The Hon- < realized a They of these to school, Dance 5 meaning of all go best 0 menboons learned haven’t the names They a studentbody. dissolved the j and to get heart guess have Scots. They belong to a group who find it hard to cooperate the can and: sophomore). to of x A the Ben Lomond you seems have one © belong to don’t anyone & Oo yo but by 08 junior, they Lomond Of course, groups (senior, asked material. Not a reading ole the ae dent sees the instructor only : Ben be assembly. Interested students may avail themselves of a novel reading program offered for the first : groups. of might As officers of the Ben Lomond Dance Clan, we have set up the following rules so as to : studentbody into three questions to? 00000000000000000000000000 60909090000000500900000000 These Scot’s first pep disappeared 99000 The the body . attended student O RUVVVVUVVoogoo it still exist? who Lomond RQ Ben \@@ O@OooVvvooo aoqovouoqovu the SOOGCGCCHCACOOGOCE6ESE& has Editor Dear Editor, BoeOodoeVveovvUesd’do’egeaogd Where 23, 1964 ENROLL IN HONOR READING PROGRAM Letter to the INTEGRATION NEEDED AT B. L. SEPTEMBER booooeoeee@ EDITORIALS Does WEDNESDAY, THE HIGHLANDER 2 9OQdodeegegegCagdaodO PAGE