fia thing new at Ben Leesae mow starts oa an exciting time tis for students an t's the school’s first “Se Feb.7. ae, Tes as - and will continue e through of the week’s activities are the We tildes on Scotland F : Bi ere will _ On Friday there wiil bbe a ll game and Davis at theeres‘ln nadbasketba The week whee between night it Caprice de Madame. — es ; A Scottish exhibit will be featured during the wee The event vic also is to honor the birthday annivers rms, causing more than unusual excitem at the school, w given the name of Ben Lomond because ent ef its view py peak wit the same name, isis the starting z of a newScottish lore t® BurPose is special researc h on Scotlan d’s history 2 Qj ‘olk Md “A ommittee was formed gather library ‘materials on Scotland. Many books and donationsto for the purchase of rare editions, | have been contributed by interested persons families. rt and numerous Scottish — | The school, which has an oll of 1050 men student ts, is und direction of Dr. Ellis S. McAllistenr er, principal, 4 with a staff persony of 55, including 39 teachers, Robert Alleyis assistant principal and Mrs, Kathryn Van M andGlen Eklund are counselors, pee ee i . Ben Lomond | has 15 clans or clubs, with 19 during Seasons. y certain: re quired subjects, the. school is especia lly active art, speech and poetry festivals, lan journalism and Besides its oi sports, drama, muusi€, workshops, jour _. Publications of the ; ROTC. ie ce ps The Thistle, literary “zine; The Highlander, school paper; Plaid _ Parade, direct Theory Clansma ;n, yearbook. Among coming. attractions are a play festival ‘plays under direction of Miss Mary Wool ley, vocal eerts under direction of EdwardMary Sandgren Jarvis Palr ‘spectively, and a fashion show by the Girls Assn. February 1, school include: guage mag student body Noa 1959 HL Wl | |