You We Mule the + 2PR ust at i Ben Lomond High School VOLUME OGDEN, 17 UTAH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1969 NUMBER Annual Christmas Open The theme for the Christmas 6 House December 3, 7 to 9 Open House this year will be “An Old Fashion- ed Christmas.” Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus will be there and so we encourage all sophomores to attend. December 3rd and 4th will be the dates and parents are encouraged to drop by during the evening hours . . . 7:00 to 9:00. All areas of homemaking will be on exhibit including the boys’ foods. Boys from this department will be ushers and on the refreshments. Not a bad idea, eh girls? Louise Liecht is chairman and Dianna Cates is co-chairman. They have been planning and working for weeks. We encourage you all to attend. Should be another fine showing for the Home Ec. Dept. SCHEDULE Nov. 14—Report cards. 14—6:30 p.m., Pep Club, Dec. Bonnie _ Lassies, Cheer leaders and Cross Country ban- Pee Dave Jones has been chosen as October’s Student| |. the Month. Dave was in the Senate nat Youth Contest | ———— House, 7-9 p.m. Mu- Matinee “Christmas sic by Bonnie Aires 28—Thanksgiving Vaca- 4—Wrestling Redadid, 28 cae ie rae i oui Carol.” Cappella 0 11—Wrestling — BLHS vs. bye. ee ee House, 7-9 p.m. “Christmas Carol” —Matinee and eve- Clinics, Division 1. ning, | 12—Basketball — BLHS at OHS — Pep Assembly, 6th period. 5—Wrestling at Evanston, Wyo. Pep AsSCHR tei ineRaia Oar A Re ee alg See eh i seme i at cans on television Nov. 22. He’s an acting president of the Moot Clan and also a cheerleader for the Powder Puff game. He will participate in the Ogden City Proposal meeting. He played George Gibbs in “Our Town.” Dave takes a part in the Speech Department, last year acquiring a Superior at State Drama and Poetry meets. He ; Pai i Cieiead “=""Nov. 6, 1969. He’s a team captain for the YO sembly. 6—Speech Clinic. 11 a.m. 26—Thanksgiving Dance 8:30-11:00—Gym. : tion. 28—First basketball game. . EVENTS 2—Betty Crocker Tests 3—Christmas Open Con- 27—Thanksgiving Vacation. Dave Jones Chosen Top Student 5 of ee mene OF 2—Post High School Day—AIll seniors, 9- is also a member of the debate team. Cast for “Christmas Carol” (Adapted one-act play by Cora Wilson Greenwood from the story by Charles Dickens). The Spirit of Christmas (a reader)—Kathy Sinnett. Scrooge—Dave McKay. Bob Cratchit—Alan Toone. Collector—Russell Shafto. Fred (Scrooge’s Nephew)—Wesley McNeil. Marley’s Ghost—Steve Pemberton. Ghost of Christmas Past—Debra Spong. A Young Girl—Marianne Olafson. Young Scrooge—Tom Williams. Ghost of Christmas Present—Karin Johnson. Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come—Bridget Gaither. Bob Cratchit’s Wife—Barbara Nannes. Cratchit Girls—Connie McFarlane, Carolyn Todd. Peter Cratchit—Scott Hamblin. Tim for Cratchit—Mike Golden Spike Concert Set for Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. On Tuesday, Nov. 18, the traditional Golden Spike Concert will take place at the Weber State College at 8 p. m. It will be the fourth of these concerts. The orchestra consists of three groups, the senior-, junior- and chamber orchestra. The members of this honor orchestra come from Northern Utah. They are a select group, because they have to try out for membership. Several students from Ben Lomond are taking part and Mr. Archibald is the leader of the clarinet section. Joan Lemmon is concertmaster, Scott Ballantyne is cellist and Kim Wade is principal. Other Ben Lomond members are Kent Watkins, Gale Fergensen, Frank Montierth, Scott Amos, Raymond Ward, Joyce Wangsgard, Vaun Gunnell, Robin Coward, Blake Corbridge, Dan Organ and Marcia Toller. The school orchestra will take part in the Christmas parade on Dec. 22. To the committee, which is in charge of the course, belong Alvin Gabelsen, Wynn Costley and Roxanne Hellstrom. Clemons. Children—Carl Summers, Neil Staffensen, John Buck, Gaye Huggins, Sharlee Ewing, Leslie Findlay. Student Director—Larry Vail. Four Ben Lomond Students to Compete on KSL Quiz Show On November 22, 1969, four Scots will represent Ben Lomond on KSL’s (Channel 5) High School quiz show, ““Young Americans.” The four students representing Ben Lomond are Dave Jones (social studies), Shannon Fluckiger (art and music), John Wolthuis (English) and Cheryll Higham (science and math). These students will compete against another Utah high school. If they win they will have a chance to be on the program again at a later date. The program will be broadcast at 12:30 p.m. urday, November 22nd, on Channel 5. Sat- Left to right around table: Dave Jones, Cheryl Higham. Shannon Fluckiger, John Wolthuis and