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Alumnae jBeios:
By all means send in your reserva
tion for your commencement outfit at
once to Carmen Rogers. And don’t
(orget to specify whether you wish
a hood as well as cap and gown.
THK NEW REUNION PLAN
Last commencement the Alumnae
association voted to authorize the pres
ident to appoint a committee with the
power to act upon the new plan of
holding reunions which was presented
before the association during the bus
iness meeting. This committee, com
posed of Mrs. J. S. Farmer, Mrs. J. W.
Bunn, and Miss Mary Martin Johnson,
with tlie approval of the president, de
cided it wise to accept the new scheme.
is a modification of the Dix Plan
which is used generally by many insti
tutions, such as Cornell, Michigan,
Vassar, Mt. Holyoke, and others, and
which is designed to enable classes
associated as undergraduates to hold
reunions together. According to the
plan at every reunion, each class will
return with three other classes who
were in school at the san\e time, so
that in a period ol twenty years each
class will have held a reunion with all
of the six classes contemporary with
it in college. This is advantageous,
because of the small number who re
turn for reunions and of the part that
one's most intimate friends may be
members of anotiier class. With this
plan, reunions will occur every five
years, except in the case of every
fourth reunion, wlieu the interval will
be four years.
The plan may be illustrated by using
' the class of '19 as an example. By
looliing at tlie chart it may be seen
that, In 1925, '19 will hold a reunion
with ’20, '21, and ’22, ('23 returns for
us second year reunion). In 1930,
'19 drops '22 and returns with '18,
■20, and '21. In 1935, '17 is added and
'21 dropped, in 1940, '16 is added, while
In 1944, '19 returns to the same group
as in. 1925. The heavy lines under
the classes signify the date of the
twenty-fifth anniversary. With '19 this
anniversary comes in regular order,
but not so with all classes; for in
stance '1C with that class, the twenty-
fifth anniversary comes one year later
than tlie time scheduled for It to hold
its reunion, in such a case, it rests
with the class to decide wliether to
return in usual order on the twenty-
fourth anniversary, or to wait a year
later and celebrate tiie tvventy-lltltli.
Naturally it will take a few years
10 get the new plan to running orderly,
A fow changes in reunion years must
naturally be made. The group select
ed for 1925 was clioscn, because it
would Include the largest number ol
clHsses scheduled for an early reunion.
10 and '15 return this year according
.0 the old plan, although 1920 is the
reunion time for ’15 in the new
scliedule.
It is sincerely hoped that every
member of the classes sciieduied to
return this June will make speedy
plans to do so, especially since this may
be the last opportunity for reassem
bling at the old Meredith. Other class
es, not scheduled for reunion, are also
ardently urged to return.
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'24
'23
■22
'21
'20
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'17
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'15 '16
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’2S '20 ’27 ^28 ‘2U '30 '31 '3‘2
’33 '34 ’3S ’3U '37 '38 ’30 '40 ’41 '41
Calondar Years
'4: '44 ’4S '40 ■47 '48 '4« '80 '61 62
STRANGE DISTURBANCES
ON THIRD FLOOR MAIN
Ella Johnson spent the week-end with
home folks.
Sallie Wilkins spent the week-end
in Goldsboro.
Lois Waller' was with Blanch Banks
-his week-end.
Minnie Bell spent the week-end at
■lome.
W’innle Rickett and Elsie Elkins
have returned from the Student Gov
ernment meeting at Florida State
College.
Mozelle Kelly spent the week-end in
Chapel Hill.
Beulah Stroud spent Sunday in
Kuth Lilley was with Minnie Bell in
Pittsboro this week-end.
Margaret Helms was In Monroe this
>-eek-end.
Jessie Brooks spent the week-end
in Goldsboro.
Nancy Woods went home Saturday.
Gladys Currin spent Saturday and
Sunday in Greenville.
Mary Thomas was in town this week
end.
Ruth Boyce spent the week-end in
town.
.Grace Webb was in Raleigh Saturday
ind Sunday.
Portia Alderman went home
Saturday.
Martha LIverman spent the week
end in ,Cary,
Annie Cooke went home for the
.veek-end,
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THEATRE
No! Sunday night was not Soph night
off, but Main Building Seniors trying
to live over again their Sophomore
spirit, that is most prominently shown
on “Soph night off." As a result third
floor resembled a circus ground Mon
day morning; after excelsior was used
as a means of making beds seem more
soft, books on the floor, doors barred,
Dutch Cleanser sprinkled about, milk
bottles in pillows, excelsior slung over
transoms, doors being banged, cover re
moved from sleeping Seniors, etc. etc.
Is it not a good thing that the Sen
iors are able to have such an untroub
led spirit when four weeks are loom
ing so near in the distance—smile on,
oh! Seniors and "grow old along with
me, the best is yet to be."
"What makes the tower of Pisa lean?”
asked w'aggish little Boo,
And portly Ruth Rhea Holmes replied,
“Ah, if I only knew!”
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— TO
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