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There are all types of ^
(so v/e are told), but the
lowing tops all v/s have hoera.
The other night Little
I'arie vjherry was quietly taKing
two huge nills that had been
oroscribod for hor.
• Jean Merchant cemo up in an
"unusual" mood (Br-vo Mood as
it were), and seeing liany Mc.:rie
taking pills .asked hen *
"I like to take pills,
insisted, "especially
Sive me one, and I'll.swallow it
w.hole," she boasted.
M-r; Mt.rls>
tul. ’The pills were too icrge.
t^swllowV theyliaa to be cnoW.d,
But if Jean want.ed.. one—that
Would bo one loss for her
Bo, out of the goodness-of hc
oir-t, she handed Jean a •’t
n.,:t ob,]cct--definitoly t
Joan throv) it dovm her ‘ >
"nd drank some water, but with
no results. The piU
budge 1 So poor Jeaii
uncomfortable
*^bly gasping for breath (
do 0 3? life') *
Mary -hrle stood by in awe.^^
Some Good Samaritan '
seblng Jam's plight, nshmed
hor to the infirmary.
hours of struggle,
of much discomfort doci
travel down "the red lone.
■Joan has proved bhot s ^
a’-certain typo of hrav^ y*
notlvo for "such" is n
Blion Interviewed, she
"lused to like to take pilis.
We wonder !
1 SY»0fIYf.(S'■
porol^m Roy
Margaret Sera
Mn
no?3eyyS----:f-Morguerlte
girls
Time marches on J It,''s almost
time for the basket-ball tour
naments to begin. Of course
that v/111 be an exciting time
for us all, but we ore simply
"bubbling over" for the .tennis
season to begin. Gome on
get out the tennis rackets, get
thorn shollFCked and let's bq on
our v/ay to the tennis courts
in the usual Montrent cooporative
spirit. Let's m.oko‘tennis one
of the most outstanding and pop
ular sports of the year, After
all, It is one of the most im
portant gomes in our very well-
balanced athletic program. It
is-a-game which we can all ploy,
and since practice makes perfect;
•lot us enter Into the sport whole
heartedly, become as perfect as
possible, and enjoy ityn a roya]
v/ay. ,
Mary C
■Ji-::-
WHO IS THIS STUDENT???
Smdy bionde h.'ir blue
Qyes e voio^. so soft "and
sweet that it mr 'cos the rest of
us doubl’ conscious of our somo-
timos "too loud" tones,.
ra.:;nner of dealing vdth
hall th-^t marks h.ar
gentl;
s a ti'ue
.gentlewoman.
Her sincerity is one., of her
most delightful char, cteristlcs.
Her willingness to help makes
'her loved by f.ll.
A natural loader, she Is promi
nent in y. P. C. and Is also a
member of the Student-Faculty
Government.
If mere words could descrlbo
her they'would be: patience,
gentleness, sinoority, genuine^
ness.
(Last month: Margaret Nlblock)