5 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Officers 19, 1969 HIGHLANDER MEET Bonnie Lassies Off Plan Big Year THE SCOTS To Good Start “Well Scots, it looks like we’re in for another big year, and we hope a better year than we’ve ever had before at Ben Lomond. The Bonnie Lassies have already begun a successful year by marching in the Peach Day Parade over the 24th and 25th of last month. They also participated in the Bon Marche Fashion Show and in our game with Box Elder. As the student body officers at Ben Lomond, we are going to do our best to put Ben Lomond at the top in everything. We have quite a few assemblies planned for this year, and we hope to have a lot of parties and activities such as Scots’ Week this year. As far as Dance Clan is concerned, it would be pretty hard to top last year, but we’re planning on having just as many if not more than last year. They’re having a car wash on Saturday some time during the month. The officers are Shannon Fluckiger, president; Jan Schneiter, secretary; Jan Blanch, historian; Carole Thorsted, Drill Mistress; Roxanne Horspool, Co-Drill Mistress; and Miss Mower, advisor. We're also planning on having some great football games in our new stadium and we feel that if we can fill that stadium with Scots for each game that Ben Lomond might go all the way to the state championship. The Bonnie Lassies will be in a special show with the band and Pep Club at our Iron Horse game. They are selling pens for 25 cents each. Please try and help them out by going to the car wash and purchasing a pen. After all, they are working for you. All in all, we feel that if we students at Ben Lomond unite together in one clan, that nothing can keep the Ben Lomond Scots from going all the way to the top in everything.” —The Studentbody Officers Pep Club—The Pep Club has been selling candy and food at lunch time. Also, if you’d like (4 Pin (70 or ’71) they are on sale from zirls. any of the Pep Club We have 40 people representing us this year in the Pep Club. ‘ Their officers are Shelley Chambers, Madelyn Bond, Susan ook, Vickie Aldous, Janet Wayment, Kathy Cutler, and Claudia Fellows. Heatherettes — These girls have also been active_ selling class pins. The Heatherettes this year are Susan Richards, CLIFF HYATT Cliff Hyatt, a halfback on the SHANNON senior, plays football team. He was a member of the J. V. and Varsity squads last year. Cliff, like most of our football team, is very optimistic about the Iron Horse games. Shannon year’s FLUCKIGER Fluckiger president of is our DAVE this Bonnie Lassie’s, Ben Lomond’s marching group. Shannon is on the debate team and a member tional Honor of the Na- Society. Fall’s found something to shine about. It’s patent, slicked up and gleaming in earthy hues that make the most of fashion’s dusty darks and brilliant brights. Patent makes the going great from an argyle separates outfit for day to a pretty pleated crepe dress for. nightwear. Isn’t it nice to find a shoe that makes its own fashion way? e NN 1p e As seen in SEVENTEEN Seg Rp na os "SASSY" Black or Grey Exchange Each custom have an student. able to was no student Patent $12.00 Want Ads Ben Lomond WANT TO SELL "69 DODGE PICKUP Make Offer 392-7731 Meets Student year, it has been the here at Ben Lomond to American Field Service Last year we were unhave one because there place for an exchange to live. Mary Ross and her family have been kind enough to take in this year’s student, Gunda Tietjen. Gunda is from Germany, and is a senior this year. In her homeland, she _ attends school 35 hours a week, Monday through Saturday. All subjects are required because at the end of each year, a student must pass certain tests in order to advance to the next grade. Schooling in Germany is very formal and there are no extracurricular activities. At B. L., Gunda enjoys the relaxed atmosphere and the students’ friendly attitudes. Mr. Monson will be glad to hear that debate is her favorite class. 4-Power Rifle Scope Good Optics, Beautiful Finish—$25 399-5217 Electric Guitar Call 393-1196 Also Good VW Do Your Thing SMALL Mini-Bike 399-4596 Slightly Used Soph's Class of "72 For Sale Cheap!! ae Ranee The Heatherettes will also perform at the Iron Horse game. TIETJEN ete ss Harris, Peggy Barnett, Susan Christensen, Ada Douglas, Mariyn Barker, Helen McCallister, and Louise Taintor. GUNDA JONES J Former Parking Lot Clan president, Dave Jones, will play George Gibbs in “Our Town.” Dave takes a large part in the Speech Department, last year acquiring a Superior at State drama and poetry meets. He is also a member of the debate team. DOLL HOUSE 2319 Washington Sage aaa i ne a