SENIOR COLLEGE HISTORY
(Continued')
The fine spirit of cooperation
which can be shown by
was shown on every occasion when
wo endeavored to nalco noney for
tho climax of our Junior year
the Junior-Senior Banquet. we
sponsored two suppers and tea
rooms durinc the year and c^ve a
Junior Linstrel for this purpose. _
Although these required hard work,
wo all'had fun working tojether,
and the happiness and enjoyment
“ tho S-oniors at tho Banquet none
than repaid us for our -efforts.
The time cane when v;e v;ere oon-
iors but alony with it tho respon-
slbillty loft by the fine class ^
Jhat had preceded us. ^ey ^vere
missed, of course, but v;ith tho
faJe^Sl pilotinc of our ever-pa-
tient sponsor, we were able to
for'-et to a c^eat extent our un-
worthincss and felt more self-
assured and confident. Our number
had now decreased to about ^ts
oJiC^nal size. The fifty who ro-
?urSed wore heartily weleonod by
^“Su??rn^;urS,ehler^yoar^wc^cave^
anfuarfaro? «ho were leaw-
inr at tho end of the .
Si ^oeSts
:Si"?reroitod to the honereea as
^“iriprifS'the Juniors entor-
talSi/'L at the annual^Bamuet at
Assembly Inn. _v;as clever'
Banquet--a pirate -^Ip was^^_^^
-iid ai favors, the
and chests °f ^oi -^^te hats,
prorrams encased in p , nem-
Snd the toasts fron various non
hors of the crew. had to-
Tho Tood tlnos we ^^“y^ionc
rcther are many, to
tho lessons plaied
learn and the hir-b
upon us, have furnished the ni x
3??ts of our happy stay in Mon
SENIOR COLLEGE -PROPHECY
"Hey, Nibloclc, Pill, T.Iayann,
everybody yathor round. I’ve
had another drean," yelled Wood-
son as she tumbled out of bed,
hair standiny on end.
"Woodson, we knov/ your dreams
are lust made up as you tell them,
lauyhed Niblock. .
"No, seriously, this one was
rood and real. It includes ev
erybody in tho Senior Class and
deserves your attention. Nov/,
just park and listen; we'll be-
yin with you:
"I saw- a huye staye filled
with actors and actresses of
prominence. You were sittiny
on a little scat drawn up into
tho winys dircctiny them. Every
nov/ and then your voice v/ould
yive out, and then tho directions
v/ould bo shouted by a flsh-pod-
‘dlcr whom you had felt sorry for
and taken on as proxy for such
occasions. You wore very wealthy
and somewhat eccentric, for you
always kept a cook who prepared a
apccial dish you ate out of a tin
can. It was rumored that you
called it 'Montreat Special' and
that it was composed of a mixture
of spayhettl, hamburyer, and
peppers. You, however, had con
sistently refused to divulye the
secret formula.
"Then, it seemed that I saw
Lib Welton behind a beautiful
maho.yany desk, turniny out bus
iness by the load when her sub
ordinates wore around; but when,
(Continued on paye 3),
treat. It is indeed with saarie^
that we face the near future whe
the time comes for us to part..
1 Our one consolation is that all
of us may look back on our two
jyears and recall'many clear mem
ories of friends, events, and
happy days that will
our hearts always. --J. Hutt