Narrowsrs Videation Gap ; By JULIE WALSH ly 10 the. situation; conclude ‘The Ben Lomond Scots “through school another that hurried shortened rowing gap between school days and. anticipated summer vacation. Most active were the almost gradu- | ated senior class members. Those who previously elaimed to be anxious to leave “the old drag” have become i soft sentimental- ists as draws recalled the SENIOR DAY » old | Actually the scholastic oF isn’t all that. remains of the school year. The seniors are planning | their Senior Day when it will fin- ally be legal to sluff. =plans are being laid. Another| topic ply of mail for them lately. Gifts and offers to develop the gradu- ates | future are a constant reminder that soon they will be on _ were made in the Loyalty Proof Elaborate of discussion | “among seniors is the liberal sup- day Julie Walsh Parade. that remorse, and tackle the job ahead. the nar-| the good nearer: Memories when the seniors their last march Day week t is too late for o of a remain- ing attachment for “the old school days” was the number graduates that turned watch. of past out to} their own, | Ben Lomond is very proud of one of its creative. students. Shana Day, a junior, won a place in the National Scholastic Contest. Shana is co-editor of the| Literary Magazine (Thistle) and | her prize winning poetry proves that she is capable of handling the position. A Scot’s busy life doesn’t end when the bell rings. Aside from homework, most Scots have eith-. studentbody, en mass, marched er jobs or social life. A few gaze around the school for the prac- wearily at the term “ and tice. Some people insist that the mutter, “Early to bed , warm sunshine was because of | the efforts of a line of senior girls. They insisted upon wearing | sun glasses even though the sky threatened to cloud up and rain. The little sun dance ‘seemed to. do the trick.~ Next on the busy list was the choral department. Choir outfits seemed to bé the favorite dress. throughout the week. An assem-. bly performed by the a eappella choir entertained the student The day before the parade the body Tuesday and the singers re- ceived nothing short of rave notices from their critics. All the choral groups displayed their accomplishments in the Choral Concert evening. proud of “Give through held Wednesday Edward Sandgren can be the year’s work. us a break!” echoed the halls sequins from | the final term tests. C. J. Hansen you so” has expression that oy told | on. his face | when he hears students complain | of the heavy homework. This is referring to his words of wisdom, “Don’t get behind.” As the work ‘piles up, more students are be- ginning to understand just how wise these words were. But because of the old Scotch spirit, the Scots that were left behind Ce cae Panel NCR anaAN | |