EDITORIALS i i ‘ r~\}~ a Caan H att ) in \ f ‘ \ } DS a : ei } 6 > \ { i the nearly % i . LA fa CJ twenty years RE that have elapsed since the close of World War II, hundreds of war and post wwar babies have been growing up attending school, Now many of them are seeking admission to colleges and miversities. Combine the population explosion +n the college-age bracket with the higher per centage of the nation's young people who set their sights on higher educat ion and it is evident that the numbers of college applocants are reaching his toric highs." . With increased college competition how does a student choose the. college that will most suit his needs? If you plan to attend college lar gly because: A. Your test friends plan to go, B. Your parents insist, C. You want a better social life, you may very likely be, unhappy or unt} omfortably in a highly academic instit ution, Choose a college where nonsch— Olastic activities combine freadilywith studies, If you plan to attend college to further your education and to prepare yourself for the profession of your choice, determine, on the basis¢ your abilities and interests, the liberalat college, state college, university, or techinical institute, that best fits your needs. This can be accomplished by use of the College Handbook, catalogs from the various institutions, pam phlets, and correspondence and visits to different campuses. Above all, don't choose a college on the basis of its architecture, parental pressure, snap courses, football team, or social appeal. Make your choice a wise, not haphazard, one. ALBONETTES PROMOTE SPIRIT SCAGRAIL IN: the Height of Scotland, have they c challenged They Ogden | ‘Dear cheerfyiy nteda Tiger cake to the organi a one. q Officers, Carleen Berube, _ Mary Wilson, vice-president ; Gh person, secretary; Laura Chriath torian; Sydney willis, publicity Carol Deegan, drill web ar guidances 5 take a oul Sophomore United for Class, Scots, standing up Ben saa take a 1 ; spirit at the Iron Horse Game, B ing that spirit onto fubure game proved in the past a rare phenom An even more rare evenl a r good attendance at mid-week gals past, Scots have had too much ne too little spirit, to attend sue eduled game. But this year, more specifi the B.L.-Ronneville game, a gree ity of Scots displayed a cred w . through you, the best Were the Were Yeah! the a 7 ; there? Un ited Se ots of Keep the spirit going Scots, 4 ways have victory! 1} Be the Dverytime happen has the way, Pep Club I attend rat or tease my hair, : Dear Worm, YESS So and are in a ping: ‘these holds od eo 6G? I wouldn't but Im ttios toll and only weigh Y pounds. hat can Ic OM :. = .. drinking malts T vould + ne e and (C LEAVE t-icbalke this time get a girl ” e letter (C), Bookworm YES! f - R Yrs! , S peor 3 f Ni Iinzo, in the support NY and Lana Ward will and cheers lead the for our Junior Varsity teams throughout thisyear Chosen by the officers, varsity heer leaders, and several teachers, in compet tion tryouts the lassies earned the hon orto lecd us in our cheers, They tens~ ely waited four days after the tryouts to learn of their selection. During the Sock Hop; sponsored by the varsity cheer leaders, they began their term of office with pain and tears, as they crawled thr~ ough’a lone snanking machine of STRONG —_ boysg. Throuch the help of the studentbody in their support, our spirited J.V.cheer leaders our will lead ams onto victorye Gia 7 Th) AT ra Ever Firlherandinstz ructor YES! LE) Scots ea You can vont ways to solve yar a. (A) fake carate and 08s, (B) Start ceating fries Madaline VARS! Linde: Bruso Dear Eruso???9 Be t BS ann gossip and bes places with any make-up, Attractively robed in plaid ppants end red blazers , Bobbie Albiston, Mar. ie Hansen, Marsha Hansen, Kathy Heitz , other while w mind, And Girls and wear my skirts YUS! a game So, oe YES! JUN |e limited tmgiris’ Feeding her popeorn, O eaene tend etc, six inches below my knees. Do you think {tm right in my analyses of my mind? Do you think I!m what you children say'mts" Curtain a football dishes, ironing, bother me with their idle sides thet I enjoy going my parents, I don't wear : tte My girlfric My pros} nd takes judo and carate meth that she likes to showher —m on washing CHEE | : imi limited Abe. Keep : a I thrive I can't bear to go out with boys! adlocors suffocate, ec. she cheers for the hat can I do? ae .: _— Abe Benchwarmer :Be ; Yeah! and shuts. in the - ; grou eo Yeah! Yeah! Were the Seniors there? Yeah! Yeah! done a o> Bix foot studentbody in Sophomores there?” Yeah! Yeahl Were the Juniors work, ing my baby brother, Dear So and So, Dear by great, ie eerleaders, an enthusiastic bonettes, tremendous Bonnie he be Priscilla . . A spirit sparked by UBS carried That way you won't Why is an abl display for he has Dear Curtain, ; So, I velievecthat I am losing my mental facilities. Here's why. Davechhme Tor footed: teams always needs and Miss - a Scots and boys? bow cheering injured So Verter, P.S. take a vow! 4 and only paying Dear So and So, _-—«C(WWhy' «is beard . growing growi F alo: \- A’ Veda iP | Senior Class, Dear The next time this happens mt your with¢ Junior Class, take a bowl by head outside so that when the trun k your neck will deal of enthusiasm, They are t& dit to Ben Lomond High School, — om Wi?if) Re :} Ri oH aX severly Dees “Miss Choate, the Albonettes have Coe Noe is e. Should I ask this boy to pay for . a doctor's fee? Se : Sincerely, . Verter Bray , P.S. He lets me out when I get home, of Mr ed their responsibilities money By the time he has parked sen q the der to save forcets to get me out. ‘This has Be gover times now and my back Linda Watts, have ares’ be nl Se i! gon manyria other activities, including Under My boyfriend Biome very interested in the show T leaders, Ruth Brown, Sandra @lg rlene Garner, Pat Kester, Lianng ton, Kathee McBride, Jeniene Vay istmas Dance. AN So and So, T have a problems very cheep. lverytime ‘re go to the drive in theater he stufis me in the trunk in Hights Pey lost the bet and spirit, just this, as reflected in the activities they have participated in thus far. In two months time, they have mas-— tereminded a soft drink and hot dog sale; presented the first of six pep ass- their fin B.L, —pag game; and have appeared on Term ams Hi Shoppe. During Iron Hors team, On bended knee, with the light from their candles brightly flickering, forty two lassies of the Class of '65 silently pledged themselves to strive to promote and stimulate interest in Ben Lomond's school spirit. These Albonet- tes, emblyeskits; completed to be presented at the | had dunior te Wa FE EL L| NG? Mo problem the Varsity of not knowing” what to do? WHerets some suggestions: 1. Wateh your fingernails grow. 2, 3, Check your pulse rate for a steady twenty-four hour periods Measure vour beard ~ hourly. hk Do 5 * Watch 6, your nomework. Cha mnel - s Keep an acurate account of how many leaves fcl1l off your maple tree, |