Y a 1957 15, SEPTEMBER ows for years. They aici ocial life of. when over eagerly their the past await new arrive, although four the day uniforms will they won’t be _ |shown until their first drill. This suspense is another scheme to th 1S) ot ‘depart i while iv arouse school ‘spirit. WORK AND PLAY jun- directions Social in life isn’t evidence in all the that first was week. | Words and mumbling were traced -|to Glen Collins’ shorthand class. He has quite casually informed Miss Margaret Neal, that if this _| disturbs her classes—she ‘can | close her door. The incident gave the Senior English class an ad- ditional laugh, and the two teachers involved weren’t exactly ,. | Straight-faced. Also, Type I classes can be: i'heard from nearly every corner, typing industriously on the wrong .| keys. However, it is comforting to know that they will improve _| with time. BUSY OFFICE School executives have been completely snowed under, selling _| books, placing new students, and a changing schedules for the dis- satisfied ones. Last week could be compared to New Year’s. All seem to be making “This Year’s Resolu|tions” to really’ do the things |they wish they had done in pre| vious years. From the appearance of Ben Lomond High School,. the chances are better than fair that most of these new “Resolutions” will be made good. Thought, appropriate for the week: “The beginning of something new and exciting, always ‘|seems completely awkward and disorganized.”