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An~~nay · seni~rs _ Gradliate-May

Studeats Preseat "It's Tuirl•Je· Te Be Popular" As. Aanual ·-

COmmeneemeDt Play ·

Clu·b Will .. B-roadcast· . -' FromWBAP

TlroasDAY BOMB CONCERT INCLUDES~.-.

PERSONNEL

GROUP GOES TO -·AUSTIN MAY:lS FOR_ FINAL'

APPEARANCE

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APRIL 30, 1932

·M.-.M~rary ·--Heads·.- Next

Senior- Class MABY E. MOORE WILL EDrr

BLUE BONNET FOR 1131-33

L. SMITH, WALKER;· GAINES, HANDLEY ANn.LYNCH

SERVE ALSO

Rosser ·Appears In Senior ·Recital

WI.._ Apparent Eue And Poise, Reader Presents Comedy

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lllarlllll Rosser. senior in the depart-ment of IIPftCh. appeared last evening in a tbree-ac:t COI1ledy, "Mr. 'Pim Paalles", by A. A. Milne. -

Marian's stage appearanee was 'bril-liant ·aria her interpretations revealed why lhe was reeentiy awarded firat place

best individual aetor in the· Inter-Collelliate Or;e-Ac:t Play tournament held in FonWorth. ·

Tile play dealt with an unexpected visit of Mr. Pim to the Marden home where he unknowingly and unconscious-ly mentioned the name of the ·supposedly dead husband of Mrs. Marden. ThiS com-pllcntion brought on by such a slip inakes Mrs. Marden appear the unlawful wife of Marden. In time proceedings for a nullity suit were begun; however, 74r. Pim returned in time to explain bis aw-ful miStake. •

Miller Wi\k · Give -Adtfress

WEEK. OF COMMENCEMENT · ACTIVITIES :BEGINS

MAY zt·

J~_.Franklin ·Reads Thr~At~~ Comedy

HfJ'he Falidly tJa.talritt Offen Vulety or· Chafacten

Ia One SeW..,'

'1'he depai1mellt of iplllllh, under the dll'eotlon of Mia Eve~ ao)>alt,, wU1 ~t Jewcil l'ranklln In the' MOOnd •nlcir IQieiCih recital- of the :veu, 'at I o'oloek 'l'ueeclay evenlnJ In Jlr ... r ~udL-

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Queen- ·Parks -Reigns ·.over · Celebration_

FESTIVAL REVIEWS FOUl SEASONS OF YEAR

- lN DANCE

M. McCan Directs ROYALL AND CHRISTOP,HEil

PLAY FOR SONGS. OF MAY

The ·IUIIlual May Fete, which is being sponsored by the departm~nt of physical . · education und.:r th~ direct!~ _of 1\fis!l Margaret McCall, will be presented at 8 o'clock Monday night in front of ~ Relwves Chapel. The naJ:'fle given to the festival this ye;.-~ is "Spring, The Queen of Youth". .

Frances Couch, w_ho was the queen last year, will crown Irabel Parks, the queen ch~sen for this coronation. Frances will lead the procession, -wit!) Dewey' Johnson acting _as crown bearer. · Nora ~ae Cluck and Mary Beatty Curry are to b2 the train bearers for the queen. • -· _

The students who form the varioul processions wm follow, singing as thej enter.. • · ·

The. various processions will represent the four seasons of the year. Aft-er the _ queen is seared the interpretations will . begin.

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He likes birds and beasts, trees and He wirr wri'te d':!llcately of hum•• .,_.. :~

He- · wilL. 'W1ritc didiillde~ of. .. llu mfug-oird's anQ. ,swallows,. fuuno&:ouBT~ ·of tree-toacill- and' bats .. Teti evli~P!'in his · · .::. poe~ "HummiD&:-BiiJd!'' .,..ule'whlmsical- : ity is present. · · ·

It would take an'~gel's ~~~: .. To see t&e huimiliilg'-billlf:/!: ~ wiq.;. He st.aadS, raptlho· - t!Ua.,_. . ....... , , At his banquetings. · - · · ·

But in the ending it lis' absent. .::-r.,:-::::-·;· :~;:.'. ,-_ . . . . .

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Fraternities Give Banquet May 7.

Club Women Visit Baylor

GROUP PRESENTS PROGRAM OF DEPARTMENTS

IN COLLEGE

Despite weather conditions, home dem-onstration apnts and club women from

Pour Go To Creek Falls, Milam, Bell and Wil,liarnaon Coun-' ties met Thursday for Home Demonstra-

For Brea(cfast. . tion Day In Baylor. A varied program · f FollowinJI an early morning hike, Fran- in cooperation with the extension serv-

'Die .even Greek lett:: frc.\ernities 0 ice of the A. and M. College and the Baylor !.Colle'se will combine to enter- ces Landes, .Madolyn Warren, Fay college department& was presented dur-taia 'their memben with a baDquet at Fischer, and Mary Louise Hale ate Ule D~ Hotel, Temple, May 1. breakfast Jln the creek Monday. ing the day. ·

· ·TIIoR that wUl be rep~ted are: "Joint Ownen in Spain." the play, Beta Pi Theta, Sigma Tau· Delta, Theta Entertaim which won aecond in the one-act tourna-

'~-. sqpn& Pbl. ~~paa Del'- Pi, Pf' Kappa Satu'""day. ment a' Fan Worth was preaented dur--,,, Delta, Pl Gamma Mu, and Alpha Pi '' ina the Chapel hour with Miss Evebon

!·.-.. Omega of the Scholarsblp Societiea. of · Lola Crouch waa hoat- at a pop com Royalty dl~ ~~. the South. · party in her room Saturday niJht. Misl Lucille UnJ1. who Ia head of the

,~eademians Plan c!:::!: c::_incls=t ~tt! ~ -=t::. -:::!:~ of ~t ,-',: ... ·:·· ;· -~::!i-.Acaclemia ~itmiiy _..,., ~=;.;Virgie ~U., and Thfta ~:: ~ono!!t~: • .:::

· -· tliil .,.._ l1terary mciety on the cam- B'Murns Give Party !~be:~~· or~=in w::D.:: .,.. wiil bilnor the •. ,.mar membera of • ~~- - h

, ·.that poilp Witb a baDqud at the Doer- Saturdo,y Ntfl t. . county. 'lng·Hotel in Temple May t. 14uy Nan and luth Bryan were Jw.- At ·11 o'docll: Dean E. G. TOWMmd

TliliJ banquet is an annual affair at . made an addreu of ]Velcome to the vm.. .~' which time 8lfta an made to e&cb at the tesses at a candy IDIIkina in their room iton.

" llellion Blld ~ loyalty shield ia awarded Sa~= ::!f~ed: Myrl Anne Netzer, LUIICb wu aerved to the au-t~ In to the qutstanding Academian of~ year. Koclina Warren, and B)'ria c- Hardy hall. Immediately-after lunch

. Con1mltteel have been appomted to - carried oa llli inlpectloo to1D' work·out the various phases of the din- Acfulemy ClaBB Preuer hall, ner. ·' · At 2 o'clock. the department of physlCal . Marian· Rosser, newly elected presi- Has Picnic. education under the direction of Miss d!!llt, will 80 to San Antonio today to . Because the rain prevented them from Margaret McCall put on an exhibitiOD of purcbue decoratioDs and favors for the · clo- · for the •"•'tors. affair acing to the creek, Miss Eula Joyce .... •-

' . . Burleaon'a academy foOds cJas. had a This was followed by the main ad-·-• in th '--- • of W"- .... dress of the day which was made by D .:,.,,.,e ... Ho""''"'B Pl...uc . a """"men. ....... .. ~-~""" ' '""' · miniatration buildina Friday afternoon. Miss Bess Edwards who is assistant home 'M j d demonstration director 'of the exten&lon un or • Thoae l)l'escnt were: Drewese Ala- service. '

Honoring the birthday of Miss Nellie brooks, Lenora Alsbrooks, Marjorie Row- Concluding the program Miss Lucille Buth Munford, teacher In the academy, land, Anita Sloan, Dorothy Rolllldtree, Capt, who is professor of biology pre-a !llnner· was given Saturday night iD Dorothy .. Sands, Elizabeth Barrow, Adele sen ted ,"Garden Lore" to the guestl. Hardy dining room. Fuller, Dorothy Sinclair, Paulina Brock,

of the aeniors

iP'ad~atlcion day, the varieties of

bri£ht' eolored ~~ with beautiful lamp_ llhades, formed a pro-ceaional-leacliDC iD the Chapel Sat-urday, EUzabetb and Myra Lynn lead the ~-Roberta W8l especial-ly -stunning with the bouquet of flow-· ers perched neatly in ber head-gear.

The IP'OUP :lUrChed forward to the tune of ""l'he Old Grey Mare", and started to taU their seat in the sen-ior aectiono but' deciding there was hardly room fCII' them and the brc:iom-stic:b too, u.ey:receded to their reg-ular pm-. '

Chapter Will Hotel:: Services

Lambda cha~- qf neita Kappa Gam--. ~...&cnal-~ers fraternity, will hold a lnetDorial · MrYic:e for Mra. Mnr-suet.Breck·SfODe'at' o'clock thia after-DOOil in ~aUditorium. Miss Annie Mau1in, vlc:e-pftsldent of the fraternity, will preside at the. meeting.

Beiolutions of reipect for MrL Stone have been dra- up by memben of this orpniratlon." , , ' _

WHEREAS, ~UM Mrs. Marpret Breck Stone,· ehaJ)ter member and be-loved president: of tbe -Lambda chapter at tbe Delta :K.ppe, Gemma. Society and lllll!istant profeSsor of French and Span-iab at Jl;oolor. College, died. at her home iD Austin, "l'exaB, en March 7, 1932, and,

Tall :tapers on either side of . a bowl Katherine· Buckley, Bess Alice Liming, of flow~s ·formed the centerp1ece for Margaret Liming, Margaret D,yer, Pearl the table. . · Bichburg. Dcirothy Sheehan. Katherine . Q:uestS' .were: Miss Fanme Jackson,- . Eloise Hollof'aeld ,and Miss Lois

MisS Edila Irwin, Betty Briscoe, Patti j.GfllibDCJ.

'WHEREAS, .becalllllt as member of the

C il Lambda dllipter of Delta :Kappa Gamma oune -Members Society she ~ed the Ideals of that and -granted,. the un-Fain; · Dorothea Faye lkins, and Eliza-

' beth~. .

·Two Hoitin-. Guest With Feast.

·.iustbie ~clson ud entertall\ed with a · feast satu,da., in hOIIor.,:cil·thelr . ......, Zlls v. Slle Ia i itudent of Southweatem

c d · · · selfish time to the pro-0'0 _ ~~~ Program motion of -ita

venlty, lmCl ~~&~~mt the w•k-end at · · · · . 10ia~...,_., !Deluded: l'rancu Mont- pBRSQN.ALS. 11omery, LllUan McKinney, Edna Mar- · IIIIHIIIIIIIIJIDII'Iufii11H'IIIIIJIIIIUPfllfiiiiiiiiHBIIIJ rick, and ~~~ Allee l.imlna. . . .

Reid Is. Honoree At Dinner.

Sa&-ah Raid, former etudent, of Dublin, wa• the .ruest of honor at a dlrmer Saturday nl3ht at Mr1. Garrlaon'• tea room, .Jane M010la;y and Bernice O'Neil IIBVO tho diqnor, ' .

Amon1 those allo preleflt ware: Sam-my Ora.,. l'llher, Juanita JennlnJII, Ma-m Brsran, 'frbcle ,Lockhart, aml X.th· orlne · Spear, ·

Mr. end 1'4ra. M. K. 'l'bomton, Jr., Nul chUdren. from ·CoUep StaUon, were IU•Itll CJl Loulae .... )'.Oil~.

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ASKS PROFESSOK TO Sit near a sidewalk and watch feet go , , , an ever swaying mass flashing

of every color and shape. Some are dainty like their owners, and some have been put through good use. The llhoes that cover feet as they trip by,

Up and down, bac:k and !ortb go the feet, Clli'I'Yin« their owners to cluses, in-terviews, showa or to the athletic field. What an · uninteresting world If there were no shoes ••• if there were only ·a procession of b:ue toes. Plain toea, the liBJilC every year.

Camouflage and interest is caught In the variety in new spring footwear. Tees

allowed to peek out from loop-hole1, eye-leta or to air themselves while held in place by narrow bands.

EmUy. Jane McMillan keeps hen well proteeted by white oxfords.

White kid sandals were chollen by Clara Lords. and lola Williams, alao a follower of the new IIPI'Inl mode, hal white aandall.

Service and comfort are found in Mary Ethel Duna'• lll:hool llbOea, low-heeled and white. ADd lllary FraneH Hiclra alao becomall a member of the white aan-dal dlorua •••

The white aandall which Mary Ella Todd ud Virginia Barrie wear with their span costumes add atyle to the costumes u well as give comfort to the w~r.

For occasiona which call for llhoes to match the daintiest of dre.sses, Walclrine Benton and Faye Marie Fronabarger have chosen blaek pumps that have the n=aemblance of a sandal on the toes.

Even sandala have penetrated the field of tho· evening footwear. The smartly dressed woman chooees sandals to inatch her formal dress or those of gold, silver, or black;

Pauline McCalip and Julia Belle Cruse show taste in their selection of the open

Crouch Lectures To Sttident Body Shows~ In

Physi_cal And Mental ~ts Of People

6 .. ~,: -·-- today .Deeds !lll abilities. • U ·.-.;.;...;;.;;.·-.........~•.·•·- ilbartin aome·traltl ibey

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is qult.e often ·and more o:fteD the nile ia Doctor CnNeh'• belief. . . ' ' · One. of the lawa ol nature holda in this caae also. "To him ·that

sandal of 'gold and black to wear with their evening dresses !or the more !ormal occasions of the year.

But no matter ·what the · styles may chance to be there are atill the ever popular regent and d'orsay pumps find many admirers even in thia &eason of sandals for every occasion.

This season the pumps are plain and in the ever prominent black or white. Anyone would be wise to add to her wardrobe a plain pump which would be suitable to wear with almost any dress.

Beach shoes for this season follow the sandal trend with little or no ·heel. smart bather selecta sandals !or her awim which match her suit or which offer a decided contrast to her other aCCIISSOries.

List Includes Many Names

HOSTESS COuNCU. POSTS KOLL OF HONOK •

STUDENTS

The new student honor roll based on graiies and standing, with the Student Government Association bas been posted by the hostess counciL In order to be placed on the hostess honor roll one must make an average of B- in the literary courses for the past term and be in good standing with the Student Government Association.

The legislative assembly In cooperation with the hostesses will give a party for these students sometime in the next few weeks.

The honor roll for this term includes: Lena Armstrong, Georgia Stapleton Al-len, Addie B. Beddoe, Irene Bennett, Anna Ruth Bryan, Georgia Blankenship, Eloise Bittel, Illa Sue Barron, Regina Berryhill, Mary Frances Beddoe, Emily Bellah, Louzelle Barclay, Helen Jo Can· non, . ·Elizabeth Chapman, Llewellyn Crane, Mary Ethel Dunn, Mario~;~ Ed· warm, Leland Easley, Aline Fowler, Sy-bil Ferl\lSOn, Eloise Florence, Dorothy Ferrell, Dorothy Fowler, Ada Beth Groom, Lota Gray, Carrie Gingerich.

Reba Galloway, Wanda GUewicz, Eliza-beth Harlell, Mary Louise Hale, Marie Holmes, Dorothy Harris, lone Barril. Louiae Haah, Cora IAe Holland, Mary Herron, Annal11 Harper, ViQinia Hem· dam, Glldn Hyde, Virginia Jame~, Daa·

Jobnsou, Carol Joay, Vivian Kirk· Mary Jane Keeland, Annalou Kin& lhe King. Earleiae,Le'wi& ·

Vll'ainla'Lewis. Jluth Jlc• Latimer, Helesie .... .,...,y,

POUR VISIT IIELA'DVES AllfD FRIENDS DtJIUNG CELEIIIIA'DON

Several Baylor atudentl aUended the

_SPEAK

Dr. Florence E. Barns has been invited to address the State Convention of the American Association of Univel'llty Women at Corpus Christi on October 27-29.

Doctor Barns is on the general pro-gam and will also speak on the lunch· eon program where she will give her report as a non-voting delepte to the International Federation of University Women which meets In Edinburg, Scot-land, in July and Augult. Doctor BarDI is one pf tho non-voting delegates from thia district to the lntemational Federa• tion of UDiversity Women.

It will ·be remembered that Doctor Barns recentl,. was granted 1111 awa~ A Larger Grant In Aid of a-rch ~ tbe American Council of Leilmed So-eletles, and 11M will sail for En&laDd and Europe In the early summer, Thie council u· compoaed of eighteen repNe sentatlve -'etlas includin« the A.-lean Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Modem Language Asaoelation of Amer· ica, American Historical Aaoeilltian aNI· the Medieval Academy of ~. Tbae five institutiollll are the oldest at the~ kind in tfle United States.

Doctor Barns will eontlnue tha editin• of six or Dine old pla~ which llhe diP covered while working on her dis8ez-ta;e tion. While studying old English plays she found these legends and llhe hopee to bring them Into book form wh11e llhe is away. These plays deal with the leg• ends of the persecution of · the Sacre4 Host by the Je,vs. The whole of Doctor -- ·.-· Barns' series will be named, "Sacrament Plays''.

Another interesting project that a. will pursue while abroad is the studym, of the history of the :Miracle Play all over the continent of Europe as wen aa in England. ' · Doctor Barllll will also visit France.

Italy, Holland, Germany and 5plin be- · · fore she returns to the United States.

George Presents - Concert Saturday

E. Morgan And Leake Assist Ja· Piogram At Fes~. Of

Music In DeDtoia ·

moro llhall be added unto hbn," II an-othft declaration from ~ Crouch.

It II up to the atudent to dev-lop hiS already granted talents and to make uae of them as God would have ~ do. Tho whole world is seeldnl atudenta · with talent and who have tha ability to de· velop them. . "Equal or unequal, we llhould develop-our most out8tandln8 tal-

fiesta and Battle of Flowers in San An· ________ .;....;...-.;.;.-.;.;o.;,:...,.~;:;.:o tonlo during the celebration of San Ja-

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cmto. Alena Arbetter left Wednesday for the

hollda,. and returned to the campwr Monday Disht. While In San AntoDio lhe visited relativea. '

'l'h\ll'llday Freda Semaan left for a llhort vlsl' with her fami17 and to a~ the fiesta.

Yettla Sutton and lladene Madaley spent Thunday in San Antonio 111 IUelts of frlendl and relatives.

GCtrtrude L~ee apent 1aat week·end a\ SIGMA DELTA .. JNITIATEI 1'01.111 her home In Gau~te.

Magazbles, Newspapen Confections · · ·

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Four Teams Will Six: Receive. ' '

Semi-Finals NICBOJS FACES .WINNER IN

FINAL ROUND OF SEASON

. ' Play Se•i-Finals Merit Awards

Players Complete . Preliminary W ... A. A. NAMES SIX GIRLS Matehes In Toum8ment. WHO- ARE J§AGmLE

Earller 'Iia Week. ·FOB CUP

- Four doubleS teaJns Will play ·off the semi-fiaal8 of the sprina termls tourna':. •nt next week • a result of the draw•

•/ Six aeniors will receive service sweat-

ers this year liven by the Woman's Ath-leil~ Association. These sweaters are ., II Call G in .. Tuesday afternoon. The tennla lAd-" a er . s . ame der br~tckets Barnes-Roarke VI. Warren- awarded by merit of the student's record

, Melboum, and Fiteh-J'eter vs •. Lynch.,. throushout her four years in c:ollese.

(HAMPIONS~ MATCH TO BE PLAYED. BEFORE

MAYS

Lillian Lea defeated NeU Heimlnger In the semi-finlil round of the sprinl slnglea tennis tournament held Wednes-daY afternoon. After three difficult sets, the score stood 6-1;6-2; 6-2. · • Henninler had played in the prelimi-

IUIJ'Y rounds of the tourney and was lllated to win apinat · LaMena • Nichols, Junior, but lost the mateh by a hair's breadth. Lea, who was third on the ladder, had refused to challenge earlier In the tournament, in tum, and no one bad challenled her. .

After several weeks of voluntary play, Miss Marpret McCall, head of the de-partment of physical education, and Ozelle Waller, instructor in the depart-ment, drew to see which girls would play in the last rounds. Elizabeth Chap-man, who states that she has taken her name from the ladder, is listed to play apinst Nichols. Also, as' a result of the drawing, Henninger and Lea completed the Bemi-finals with Waller calling the

Gaina · · · seniors are: Pauline Morgan, aeor:.. AU preliminary matches were com- CUIH' .~lankenahip. Ozelle Waller, Ne.ll

pleted this week, and the ·four stancling eiUUJll~r, Francea Couch ~d Annie at the top were ~~elected to play' in the . M1lner, The awards Will be made ~inal r 0 u n d s. Walker _Blankenship. at the "B" banquet to be given ~y 18. Grant-Morpn, McCrary-Dunlap. Dan- The W. W. J~ trophy 111~en an-lela-Rucker, and Peters-Martin were nually to Baylor a most outstanclin8 and eliminated earlier in the tournament ~st ~-round. athlete "!ill 10 to one of either ·by forfeit or defeat. ax lttla wl!.ose name will be announced

The Woman's Athletic Association re- at the "B" ~uet. Th~ girls on quires three out of five sets in the final which the W~n s Athletic ~uncll will matches, which must be played by ' vote are: Miabyl Walker, iuruor; Mary o'clock, May 11 Jo Dunlap, freshman; Myra Lynn Ray,

' junior; Georgia Blankenship. senior; GEORGE GIVES ILLUSTRATED Ozelle Waller, senior; Bheta Lynch. jun-

TALK '1'0 mSTOBICAL-PIIIIA lor.

Members of the Historical-Phila Socie-ty were enterta.iried by Miss Anna E. George at their resular meeting Monday night With an illustrated talk · on her trip to Egypt. Miss George save facta that are educational and inspiring, but in with these facts she presented clever ideas and witty comments from her wealth of interests, telling the customs, beliefs, modes of liting, and the charac-teristics of the people of Egypt.

Sbe illustrated her -talk with colored lantern-slides, beautiful in their rich s~ecy and historical backsround.

The nominating eomrnittee who sub-mitted these names to the Woman's Ath-letic Councll was c:omposed of Miss Mar-· garet McCall, head of the-department of physical education; Frances CouCh, presi-dent of Woman's Athletic Association; Georgia S. Allen, president of IK!nior class; Eloise Bittel. president of Student Govemment·Assoclation, and senior rep-resentative; Elizabeth Scott, president of junior class; Mildred McFarling, vice-president junior class, and jwtior repre-sentative; Adoline Easley, president so-phomore class; and Louise Jeter, presi-dent freshman class.

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Clear Melodies at Twilight Waft Softly Dof1!nward ·as

Breeze Blows Quietly By

Service of both players showed lack of practice. Henninger's though clean and atraight had no power. Lea's first ball flashed through the air, usually landing in the net. However, the second ball was true enough. Occasionally, Henninger scored a point by placement, and Lea retaliated with a few warm shots. But for the most part, the game was slow and tedious. .

Nichols and Lea will face each other In the final round next week. Both are experienced players. Nichols advanced from the ankle of the ladder to second plaCe, by defeating Henninger. She is tireless and goes into the 1811le with a 11ever-give-up attitude that spurs her to vi~·· Lea has won several interclass

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.. , . · • - '· · ing crushed, and her -shoulder beina dis-~,:: \ .-_ : located. She was rushed immediately to ~1>~~ · the Baptist Hospital In ·Houston. ;~tt· , · Elizabeth, though- not so seriously In-!:~;;" · 'ured, was cut and brul~ all over the ~~:- body, She hilS returned to resume her · work In schooL . • ·

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D. SANDS. BRISCOE. 'AND PAIN WIU'l'E BEIIIO& CLASS PAPERS

At a . meetinl ·of ·the seniors in the academy TuitsdaT night, Dorothy Sands, Betty Brlseoe and Patti- Pain were elect-ed to write the various papers which wiD be read on'olau day,·

Dorotli¥ will write a brief history of 'the. class tellinC ·the :year in ·which each ·member ~ointcl the ll'oup •

.., ... · Bett:y will write the will for the ola11 and Patti wlll look into the future and prophesy what will happen to each mem-ber,

Shoutlni ·Aad Tean Bid Farewell To Choral Club

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Llsten1 ' Quiet! Shhhhhh! Clearly with beautiful harmony and tones it comes from out of the sky! One o'clock and in the east a yellowish-blue moon slowly peeped over the side of the moun-tain. From an opposite hill the melody floated out and downward! "Senior Class, we're sailing on a new and iln-lmown sea. We're leaving Baylor Col• lese where our hearts will always be." The harmony wns perfect. That was Saturday night before _bedtime!

"Gee, I'm c:old. Do you think a sting-ing scorpion will have the 11erve to crawl. in on . this conCrete floor?"

"He'll have plenty. of nerve If he stinp you, JIOOI:. thlrll."

"Aren't these embers beautiful

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