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Montroat Collogjop' Montrcat, 1), C.
April 1. 1941
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loft'l Already.
Only one week of.
the plat^-TTos^are being built and deco
rated, aM v/e undorst&pd " 6yery_.4i€r!rt"T3
sold on i^e obsi^rvatLoii-'t^ain th4ji v/lli,
follov; th« course of|- the r^Ae, •
afternoon rchcre is ' i^at. deafemn^ sound^
of the motors as thqy spin tholf oourso.
timing the Vnlnute's. fit vri.ll bo .thu most
exciting evW Pf t^o yqar ap thi s, year'_^J
the "specdstiprs"' ha'f'p more ppwer tk
ever,
ACKWOVVUEDGMENT
l6 want to tako this\\,opportunity to
thank the ”orgPniza^'|^f /-ivjio ■Vd’shed.- to•
keep its. identity a.^l.eWct,' , for the
candy machines yhici|.\-/e^^- pT^^ced In the.
three-- dormitories • , \t.bout;- it, stu
dent body? ivQ.gh\ty n^c\.'/-Vs^-’t it?
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Things arn pretty
around the campus
donOtj;ijjaA-xTF^
-a'TiaSrdprmitory t
feiv mnths -will
our t'rouJiLe-r'‘
much in confusion
these days, but we
least. Just to have
id neiv gymnasium in a
well, worth all of
We -think the, |dea o
\two \ bedroomst and _
ndcaW" Of • . co\ir.s.e,
about the- padjors'
Arch door-waysb aiid
gives us a hint l,S'to
three room suites-.
o study room,' ' is
a ■ can’t toll much■
3t now, but the
Indi.ng staircase
-hat it.vdl'l look
,,>|likc npon conplct4.pn»
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Kind tho , new .gymnasiumJ .Those v;hite
11s- a-nd that ha,rd'\-w-oVd floor look
‘^-^^derful. All ;,sort :o£,\ new- rcoroa-
activi-tie's vail open to us
‘'those • ladders- on th6v..,.vi,‘all5 and
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r.p,;^i^nd rings from the ceili^gv^j^Thc
room" adj oining is,/'
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Wo say
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The very hcarticst\of %csthyas'hes \arc
extended to-e'-nc-- bcU-oved^ arid, fat-thf*^
motorman, ' This-pas^ v/cok-\ he 6clcb'i«iat-’‘'*"
ed his sixty-fourth Mrthd^y, and-.at th-a.
dose of tho school \ year ho
-will have scr-ved ' the\ •■college thirty--
five-years. His red\. ■trollcy‘'‘par- is a-
familiar sight on ouV ^cemipus,
entire student body co:^e;-s a grca'-t“"B"lg,
"Happy Birthday" J
nbntsf#
cheers for .those imP'ro’tfc-
v'^"' ■
GUEST t&PCAk€R""'toR
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THEAT-RE-"""'■ G.UrflD -
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" •FOOLS AND
'At thirty man suspects .,h4“iself
Knows it at’forty, and'rcV)pj?Rrg^is plan;
At fifty chides his xrif'afnous delay,
Pushes his prudent purpose., to reso'lyo,
Resolvcs--and ro^resolves; then dies ■ -■
the same, . -
spjA-^'ker ]j,a--s"'"" been .infited to bb the
gTl'est eji^-^'the Thea.t-r€' Guild, at\ its
regp.l"S!'Ir” monthjtv"“-tieeting. He is \one v/ho
'‘'I's quite „„„..vPrsed in the art ■ of^ating
and,„..."h'As. had experience on—'^oth the
"g't"age and screen,^Mii©-nnadcrstand that
his persorialityjff'^uch that that, . alone
-would bje-''PlJ3Pficient to make the
aftii^ptlbon entertaining.
This speaker is on his-way to New york
from a Caribbean cruise -for a personal
appearance .at the premier-of' his new
picture,
--Young
This is an invitation to , the student
body to be present Thursday at 3:30 to
meet none o-ther than Clark. Gable