selected Scots the years first the During — lecture, ons. The yearbook, names for student publicati the close feeling of “The Clansman,”’ signifies Scottish clans. The comradeship among the named “Highlander” student newspaper was its name “Thistle”. from the national land. This flower became foot famous when Danish invading the from soldier of flower Scota hare- ganized meaning “Lairdsmen”, the ae army ed out in pain, thus stepped on one and cri impending attack. warning the Scots of the formed the first Two of our service clubs, support school funcyear, were organized to sh spirit. The girls’ tions and to spread Scotti “Alponettes”’, which pep club took the name and the boys orstands for “The Highest”, - “Chief g game , and Ben Lomond’s fightin g, friendly built a remarkable tradition of pM ‘ts to build Week mond annual Arts Fine Festival and — Scots’ for the commun vides a week of culture can exhibit their where talented local artists Week, our most paintings and crafts. Scots’ is the event of the year, our traScots gather to celebrate or ie assemblies, a Seottish mov time when ditions in —b2— 4 ' lt Sco oa by Jeanie McAllister BLHS Historian | 1963-1964 Ben Loare two events which make tival prounique. The Fine Arts Fes ity, important student Alumni mni achievement. A school re- | the stu ents in it. We must conti ; and maintain these Ay tole tains’. The an Scots, we have earned man and athletic honors. Last year Ye $10,112 in college scholarships. In the spring our track team won region championship and placed third at the state tournament. derives magazine This basketball As y was bubbed ‘Plaid and the student director The literary magazine ”. — Parade was called a 55