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by the atrocious appetites of the male section. Suddenly we realized that the dreaded College Boards were drawing near and the Co-ops were about due. We began to settle down, but per usual, we only began. After eight straight hours of formulas, dates, and idioms, the Seniors were just as glad they couldnlt get into college anyway. The dead-tired inhabitants of B.H.S. Toyland had discovered that life was not just a game after all. We staggered home for a much needed spring vacation. No sooner had each reinvigorated Poupee re- ceived a new coat of spring shellac and become once more involved in his studies than he was faced with the exciting prospect of a May Carni- val on the tennis courts. And what a carnival it proved to be! Colored lights, red and white stripes, Johnny Marshall's band, all contributed to the gala evening and the couples dancing paid no heed to the Tuckahoe and Mt. Vernon on- lookers who stared in fascination. .Vg On the first evening of June, the long awaited Junior-Senior Banquet was given. Even the Jun- iors who had lost many a night's sleep in pre- paration were swept away with the jollity of the occasion-flowers, formals, music, and all. The Juniors really put themselves out and gave a feast in the grandest style. Really a classic af- fair that won't be forgotten for a long time. The spring days grew longer and the B.H.S. toys grew taller. Soon they would leave the shelves that had sheltered them since their baby- doll days. And who knew for what destination each would depart? Some to become soldiers. Some to learn new tricks. Some to inhabit shelves other than these. Would they soon forget the many days spent in Ye Shoppe? their keepers? their companions? Should they travel over every painted ocean, they would still remember the hours which proved that school days are happy days. f Y 1 xii s Page twelve
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