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CAilPUS QUES TIOmiAIRE
Shhh! The Shadow has been play
ing around again and has a word to
say—and a conplaint to make.There
just Isn't any nev;s. It takes too
long for enough news to collect to
make a decently juicy morsel.
She observes, however, that the
’Tontreat girl§' .motto of Hovember-
''Eat, drink, and be merry for in
December we diet”-has now dis-^
appeared and you weak-willed diners
wTiose stomachcs have lead you a-
round by the nose just won't
'’figure" at home during the holi
days . How glad I am that I am a
mere Shadow!
I.Iontreat has shattered another
cherished tradition, the one which
says that v/inter is no growing
season. You've got to hear about
the unseasonable love in bloom.
The only Good-man around here de-
■parted for one long, long week. Un
able to bear the separation, he
sent a Tiny special letter to re
mind the girl he’ left behind him
that though gone, he shouldn't be
forgotten ' • •
A certain teacher around here
carries such weight that she lit
erally "broke the ice" the other
day. VJhat a social ass.et she'd be!
Let's have no more cracks from her
until the skating is over.
Shame on you, third floor in
the Fellowship Building! You've,
been feuding again. You may be on
top and have it all over the other
two floors, but that's just because
it's customary to build the third
floor on top Instead of the bottom.
Anyhow, come on dov;n to earth.
Imagine! A by no means light quarrel
was lit by the lighting of a candle
when one girl lit out and lit into
the other. It seems she got hot
because the other girl Insisted
on burning a candle in her room;
the whole floor had a free-for-all
and there was plenty of free speech
Tch! Tch!
during Christmas, girls;
will observe before and
two and two together,
good tale, because
In preparing the Questionnaire
for this issue, the DIALi^TTE
merely asked the question fore
most in the minds of all of us:
Ytfhat is your idea of a happy
Christmas?
The first nerson .v/e asked was
Ilontreat College's own little
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Anne^ Pickelslmer: I think a happy
Christmas would bo to go home anc.
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see my papa and see my friend:
Mary Johnson: Home and v/ild
turkey.
Katherine Wagner: Eat, drink,
and be merry!
Evelyn Morrison: Peace on
Peggy"Anne Vaughan: Lots o' candy
and '^Huts
Miss Loew:
Home!
brated their freedom in a wildly
hilarious dance. Upon ending this,
they called upon the other dolls
to join them, and the regiment
of tin soldiers immediately
danced a military routine. All
the dolls, including ^^SSe^y Ann
and Andy, the Hegro Mamim/,- the Ha
waiian and acrobatic dancers,
talking dolls, the stuffed animal ;
and- others, danced in turn in
their own special v/ay. 0"^^ ^
huge book at the back of the
stage came the Dutch, Scotch,
and Irish twins with their nati
dances, the old-fashinned dolls
in a graceful minuet,, the thre
blind mice, and little
bo and the age-old tiger. ,
toyland tumblers put on a spiend!
performance of strength and skill,
thrillin'’^ a breathless audience
with their daring
finale was reached with the clever
dance of old Santa Claus himself,
the clock struck six the light
Be good
the Shadow
after,, pnt
and make a
THE SHADOW KHOV/S
■again flashed off and on to denot •
the conclusion of the program. |
The wbole carnival crowd sand to
gether "Jingle Bells" and a school
song, after which they bade a gay
farewell to the height of all
festivity—Carnival Night.
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