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A group of smiling and happ^ faces will
greet the eighteenth of Aprils Tstef^T"the
high School Juniors and Se^x^sAwill
have their long-looked J^oh’ h'^yril^,
SongS:, laughter, and' ^^lls
heard that evenir^ as vdje-"'' cro;vd^,
girls starts ouy ^ ruspfeiTc conve^n
for an unknovm nest5^y^^^n^ The Aniyo:
have kept well A secret
many Seniors w^rjld like to knov/--—and
have promisedt-tiia^'^ ^eat treat/T3I!—i+t
store for them,
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of the events- highly anticipated by
--the stiddc^ts is the Biltinore Trip; the
_Biltimore/h''uth?e and estate, which ad-
jying ■ Ae'-'an the south, is one ol
uniiAe country establish-
-use of yA>6\^gnitude,' remark-
ound^vand //;:a.rd07
ri ca^,
e f-mepits "
Iabife\
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eoti':
her
^ priceless ccl-
^f pairtt^ngs^^A^O'^^®^ ’
l^j^cts of "
'Th®~diou^^ was conr.triicj^d 1890 to
■?s5Blgb-^’^ihe lave prgo Jiff ^'Vanderbi It
~U'b-'^the "Ost
Chaperons for this affair, whici/ take s
the place of the annual Junior~C2Lan,.ior
Banquet are
Brown,
hiss F.cElro’,
¥AY DAY
Preparations for thb
festival, which will
in full sv/ing. ThA.
program said . the
patriotism. ' The
lovely this year. Jt
hi s s
annu.Al
hi'V DtLy
be- on Ervy, 4i\ arc
theme of | j:h.~^o-
de'Anations wi/il| be
c bi.1 r tAb 'Oi nnu s y iOlyi y
y Leva s j vciirt—
rightfully reign as QuccnT^Li/iili'MaOn®
McCall as Maid-of-IIonor. Carolim Rpvve
and harcie ITilliams ivill represent tiTe~
Senior College Class, and Margar
do fair
Class as
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.lion dollars,
>4 V
qrge >7
of sever'd]/'^!
R'lcharrd^IfAnt, Neiv Yorr architecu.. drev/
the plans\for the ha^id-tooled li.mestone
mansion, dRich reflects the inl'iuence
of chateau.^ of rhe French Renaissance,
kkilled worV.men ivere in;p'oi'''..';d i'rc:.i all
Ireland, s'l
and finishers
over the wcr.;\d--mn.sQn,
:toA carv:
cy.-;y art:
ana Sivitzer ]er>A/\
During thereon?
3 from Scotland-and
'r.s Italy,
LSts from Prance
Burns and Evelyn Sovcrel
justice to the Junior College
its representatives. The Senior,
Junior, Sophomore, And Freslmisin High
School Cls.sscs will be represented by
Henrietta TJhite, Mary Brockman, Fi-ancos
Brodnax, aoid Inez Orchard, respectively.
The girls in the C®urt will wear godly
noloi-cd dresses with vei-y full skirts.
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ic^\tion period hr. Van-
c.e\'h.'.literally^ombed tn.e ivorld for
objects of art/Aoh the interior. He
procured a^pedliiwy f 1 om an old castle
_ir_J-taly, s in^dith ,nentury „ lions of
Italianjngovble to flank the entrance
j\ojii,.y^nd. a ce:’,'-.moidal furnishing of
.Car^^nal Richelieu for the entrance
iiadl. The grand spii-al stc-.iroase ,
modeled after that . of Chateau Blois,
winds around the wrought iron chande
lier extending from tlie ceiling, and
bears a light cluster for each landing'.
Other objects of int.-rost scr.ttert^d
throughout the mansion are copj.es of
Parthenon Reliefs, a founvain by the
Austro-fimerican sculptor, Karl Bitter,
the chess table Hapoleon took vdth him
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