The Carolinian [May 11, 1934]

              "Dear Brutus"
May 12.8:30 P. M.
Aycock Auditorium THE CAROLINIAN
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
"Dear Brutus"
Mayl2,S:30P.M.
Aycock Auditorium
VOLUME XV GREENSBORO, N. C. MAY 11. 1934 M «••*• M
LIBRARY MOVEMENT
TO MEET MONDAY
AT CHAPEL HILL
Dr. Fount. Miss E. Sampson,
Dr. Arm-it and Miss Petty
Attend Meeting.
Operators Call Gray,
Kirkland Girls Lazy
< HAKI.KS STONE SPEAKS
re Toward Development of County
Ufcrarte. Taken Ae Oblectlve
rar Cotalag Year.
■»• til ln-uV I■Wry Movement
met ni the rnrollna Inn in
t*ha|*-l Hill Monday. May T. took as its
•rf>)e*tt\e. w»rW toward the develop-
•Me«it ..f UH- oannty Ubnrlcm over i*">
llhrar.. executive tad citizen* tnter-
, Havnuj progress «vre pTCBHlt
frutu all Mrtftaffaa «'f Ae state. 1'rcsid-
Iht ever Hi.- eonfentton was Colonel
frank IM*PMM1. «halrman of I lu* t'itl-
\i..v. iii.ni Frank I*. Graham,
I a* taw IHiv.rsitv .if North
Oaonanna, delhend lac address Of wel-
Iha aim of the iiH-veinem to
r Hi Carolina with tlif more pro-
. . inajaiiwiTfralthi la public li-brary
naritHam Although there has
l-.n much accomplished h.» the group.
i stiii -to per cent of the popu-lation
of !h»' atate without Horary eer-
. i> ■
In the morning session. William T.
I'oik. president of the Warrentofj U-ararj
Board, eraa elected chairman of
the ttthn-nn Morement Aubrey A.
|s*rkins. Ureenaboro. oral ninnd rice-iliairiiian.
The eecretary of the organ-aaattoa
is to U- appointed by the two
K|N*akpra at Ita? morning atanton in
<iui-.i it>>u n B. tfonae, executlTe aec
the I'nlTeralty j Prof. Charlea
if Utooo, librarian at Woman'i Col-
,-i Ml" Tonunl I*• »T;I Barker,
.1 jifi-ut for the Sooth.
11. iae preaided over the
li int. Till.: The -|»eakers were
William T. Paia, president of the War-rantee
VJNaiy AsaoHntlnn: Miss Nettle
Rene, librarian *»f tin- Qreenaboro pub-
■ . ; Hani Margaret Gilbert, Held
r. |.r. -M ni:tii\.. »r rbe state Library
. •■tumN-i"!! : and Miss Mabel Ma.on.
of UH- Institute l'»r Ueseurch in Social
I
l>r. Julius i Fbant, MhM Blrambeth
aaanaman. Dr. A If. Arnett, ami Miss
Anne Patty attentkid the conference
flolll tllN .oll.'gV.
Who would ever think that the small-est
dormitories on enmpus would house
the very thirstiest girls, or perhaps
the wealthiest—or even the laziest? It's
true, though, as proven by switchboard
statistics, that Kirkland and Woman's
order from the Dixie more often than
any other dormitories. And Gray—of
all places—either must refrain from
partaking from the floating bowl, or
they arc more energetic and walk a
few Mocks for their in-hetweeii-the-meals.
Notice this, if you are a doubl-ing
Tom—of the -*X> calls put through
In one week to the Dixie f!>2S.1| Kirk-land
used 12) of them ! And Gray, mod
est dormitory that she is. called only
four limes. We suggest to these peo-ple
in Gray that they bribe the messen-ger
Niy tu deliver their orders ln-fore
Kirkland's. And we suggest to the
l»l\ic tlnii they purchase a derrick or
.v.- i put iu an underground chute to
take care of Kirkland's thirsty and
lazyt 'ri nature.
Nevertheless, the fact remains that
the power remains in the hands of i:i
girls on the campus—the power to
make you walk a few blocks or sit In
your dormitory with dry throats and
evil ihoughts of college operators. And
that magic number t»i!K3 can make all
the difference in the world between de-spondency
and sweetness and light.
In those few last dark days before
spring vacation the Dixie was second
only in a popularity contest between
the local drug stores, the railroad sta
tion, the btis lines, and the taxis. In
four days !««» calls (did we miss one?)
went through our office to the afore-iiieniioned—
the bus linen winning the
first prize with :«>:> calls, the Dixie hav-ing
211 calls. The railroad station
came third, and the taxis and the Grill
tied for fourth place with P4 calls each.
A picnic will be given on Spencer
lawn May Day in honor of the winner
at the expense of last year's collegi
operators. At the same tame a contest
will be given by all those that ask
foolish onjcaUona Of ignorant operators
We submit the following that came in
laat wont" from unknown competitors:
l>o you know anyls-dy who Is going
flown town at 51 May i apeak to Isa
bell Will you please put me In tin
Registrar's otlh-e? and I>o you want a
maldl Wed like to tell the first that
If she would relieve us we'd like to g<
down town; the second that there an
many Isabels in this world for it takes
all Unds of jieoplc to make a world
i no slam Intended?—oh, no!); the
third that we'll do the l>est we can;
and the fourth that we'd love to have
our beds made and our breakfast
brought to us hut, alas, we're Just
college girls, ami ."jM-nilnrs at that !
SOPHOMORES ANNOUNCE
PROGRAM FOR DINNER
All Sophomore* Are Invited to the Gym
for Danee Immediately Fol-lowing
Dinner.
PLAY-LIKERS WILL GIVE FANTASY
An nnnouwement which will he of
fiit'T'--.! to nil m>|ihonioreji conrernM the
Sophomore IMnner, to be held Satur-
•Inv niKht. nt SOS in South dlnlng
rsom StmlfntH [ilnnnlnfc to attend,
iMith with and without datea, are aaked
tn Mmi up in the |mat office this week.
Imnvdlat.-ly following the dinner
there will lie dancing In the turn. Any
Miplii.iiior.-. whether or not nhe attend-
•il the dinner, ia Invited to come to
the gym and rlaniv.
Ai s-:m p.m. in Aycock auditorium
Hi.- PnftJ Hki-rM will present "Dear Ilru-tun."
The rant la a, follow.: Lady
" 'iirnllii.' [maar, Hcrnmllne Johnaon;
MnU-1 I'urdle. I^irena Falrhanka; Jo-aam,
Tn.ui. Virginia Thomimin; Mrs.
■ •earth. Hadji Patterson; -Margaret.
■aaaama a*llnti: Mr.. Code. Ruth
l>:iveii|iort; I»h. William Burton:
Jainen Matey. Sim v <;i(T..r'.l j Mr. Code.
i'lnil liyles: Mr. I'urdle. Charles at*
I*ea; and W. II. Taylor aa Hearth,
the artlat.
ASSOCIATIONS ELECT
FINANCE COMMITTEE
At the group meeting Monday night,
May 7, of the leaden and hnaineas man-ag
«Ti of the rampua organization, the
new regulation! for the handling of atu-dent
fund* and the contracting of varl-aM
money aonearna were diaeuaaed.
The •tuilrnta nominated and voted on
the groap to repreacnt them on the
iaaaee committee that will act with ae-leeted
faculty memliera.
The atudenta elected for the finance
group were Iaahell Rhodea, of Bea«omer
CHy: Betty firicingcr, of Shaker
amaaMa, Ohio: Betty Allardice, of
Mnaatain laaatt, N. J.. and Elizabeth
Bariaeaa, of Lineolnton.
MUSIC SENIORS GIVE
GRADUATINGREdTAL
Caroline Trenholm and Saxon
Voss Announce Program
for Friday Evening.
MISS MINOR WILL ASSIST
Prtdaj, Mav 11. at s;::o |i.iii. iii the
n- Hal hail of the Mu>|c Building. Car-oline
TrenlH'liu and Sax.in Voss. sen-iors
in piano in the s.'hool of niusi.-.
will jointly present their graduating
recital.
The program is as follows: TamtMin-rin.
iCaiiiean-.f.Hlowsky; Pastorale Va-rle*-.
Mozart; ami <V>untr>" I>ance, Bee-thoven.
]»al\ed by Miss Trenholm. The
seeond group will Include: Mel.nlle.
(>luck-Sgamhali; and Theme and Vari-
■itions from Bonata in A Minor. Mo/jirt.
played by Miss Vora.
NOClUI-M in W sharp. Op. 15, No. 'J.
rhopln; Amliesquc. No. J. Debussy;
and Polonaise. Maclaiwell. will consti-tute
Mis?* 'lYeiiholni's Hecoml group.
The following selectlfUiH will be ln-cluded
In MIHM VOUS'B Kecond group:
Polonaise In 0 sharp Minor, Chopin;
Dancing Virgins of Delphi. iM'bunay;
and BhapHody In B Minor. Brahma.
M.MK VOHK will play Concerto in <J
Minor. Sa.nt sten-. as-l-t.-l by Mlaa
Allelne Minor, of the fa<ulty of the
uiualc KbOot, who will play the orchea-iral
parts on the second piano. Mlas
Vi-ss will play Concerto In E Minor,
Kmil Kauer, anslsted on the second pi-ano
by Mis* Mary Ixils r'errell, also
of the mualc faculty.
-f-<
MIRIAM MTAYDEN IS
DAISY CHAIN CHAIRMAN
Tweaty-foar Sophoaior**, Will Cmrry
Chain for Gradaatlon Eacr-claca
and Clasa Day.
The sophomores making and carrying
the Daisy Chain on Class Day and
Graduation Day this yeor sre as fol-lows:
Miriam McFadyen, chairman. Mary
Clare Stole.-*, Rachel Dnnnigan,
Blanche Gwynn, Harriet McGoogan,
Mary Louise Hhcphard, Olga Mallo,
Klizal.etli Yates, Elizabeth Barineau,
Kathleen Capps, Julia Rice, Mary Ruth
McNeil, Jano Griffith, Margaret Dun-ning,
Lela Hooker, Katherine Bikes,
Jjnu'me Bell, Ruby Jane Keller, Eliza
Cromartic, Katherine Keister, Josephine
Oeitinger, Nell Btallings, Betty Grie-singer,
and Patricia Willcox.
G. Araett Wins Contest
Georgia Arnett, senior at Curry High
School, won the school, county, and dis-trict
contest on "Thrift" sponsored by
the Building and Loan Association. Her
paper is to be sent to the state contest.
She has already won prizes amounting
to 955 and she has a good chance on
winning the state prize of $125.
COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE
DESIGNERS OF COSTUMES
At the request! of the Carolina
theatre of Ureeoaboro, eight atu-denta
from tb. attune dealtrnlng
t' the Home BconomJca da
parttiient dealajned coatumea for
Xoftna Bbearer, BB expreaalTe of
her |-iT-oiialilv. T'iree prtaM arlll
be awarde<l: tlrsr. live i|
find, a I wo weeks pas* to (he Caro
UBS theatre: and third, two adiuls-t4
«>a taaaaaa to rh«* in*-«irrr.
'these desiiriLs are now on exhi-bition
In the foyer Of the Carolina
theatre. Later Uteg wW be exhib-ited
in the lecture room of tha
Home BcoDomlca building
The eight itndaBti a/ho subiuit-t
«--i dcalgna arara: Bnuaai Laa Adatv
holdt, Mary Jane Allen. Mary Ellz-alieth
Burns. I.n.-itle Farmer, Paul-ine
llauihrlglit. Mary Ijtinb. Edna
Earla i^-.'. and <'hristiu<- Wmam.
WESLEY PLAYERS
PRESENT PAGEANT
Mildred Hutchinaon Will Play Lead In
The Age-Old Dream" Honor! ag-
Mother'a Day.
MARY TORIAN LEADS SERVICE
"The Aite Old r>renm.*' n IIUKI'IIIII
miltnlile for Mnther'H Day. »1ll be pre-
■<■nt.il by the Wenley I'layern. the ilra-mnilr
croup nf the Methoillat Student
OrEiinlzulliin, In the auditorium nf
I'oil'ire I'in..- I'huri'li, Sunday erenlrur.
May 13, at 8:0(1.
The < Inir.ii ii-r.- to be repreaenti'd are:
WaaTef of Dream*. Mildred Hutrhln-
~in : Motherhood, Janet Kelvin ; Wom-iinhixKl.
Helen Meilford: (JlrlhiHHl.
Miiry Kami Knm-n; Itullan Mothrr.
Vlda I<-m.iin<: Mother of Moaes. Ca-iliiln
l^inler; Mother of AuKtimlne,
Kiillierlne fn-w: Klorenee NlKhtlnicale.
Mnrtha lilenn Tyaon; France* Wlllard.
Annie Ijiurle KnyNter; Teni-hlng Moth-erboml.
Mlldr.il llnrnion.
Muslr for the pnKeant will be fur-iil-
hul by Anna Mae Kornegny. plunlat,
and lilailyn Hlni-k. violinist. Mary Nenl
llniwu and Mre. Howard Lilly are to
lie the aololHta. The aervli-e will bi- I.-.1
l.y Matty Torinn. |ireaident of Wealey
riii.MTi. and Hnwiird I"nri-i-.li. treas-urer,
la also to take iwrt In the pro-gram
prellnilniiry to the pngeftnt.
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STUDENTS TO DEBATE
AT WOMAN'S COLLEGE
The spt-akcrH' eliib is to have a de-bate
with Carnllnii. Monday. Mny 14.
at 8 o'clock, on this campus, on the
.jilf-stl.m : "Itesnlviil—That co-nluciillon
Is dcslrublc at nil briuichcs of the I'nl-
■Matty ,,f Norfl] I'lirollim." The mem-
Isrs of the club who will take the nega-tive
-iilc are Klizubcth Itarrlnitton and
lllliln I'IIIMHI
The club Is also arranging nn ex-
CIIIITIK'' ilcliiilc with 4'arolluii. This de-bale
will in- HI Carolina, and our club
will uphold the iilliriiiiilivc.
SOCIETY HISTORIAN,
OSCAR VOORHEES,
TALKS TO GROUP
Members of Phi Beta Kappa in
College Community
Entertain Guest.
MISS DRAPER HAS CHARGE
W. S. Barney. Key Barkley, C. W. Ban.
TUT and E. B. Jeffresfi to Organlie
Alumni Chapter in Vicinity.
I>r. Os.*iir Vnorhees, historian t»f Phi
Beta Kappa National Honorary Sot-l-et
\. whose headquarters for the past
two years have lieen at the Phi Beta
Kappa hall. William and Mary Cottage,
\Vlllbnn-*burg. W. Vn.. was ■ riattOT at
the CoUeaje Tharada; and Friday. May
:t and 4. Tharadaj era-nag 1'hi Beta
i\nppa from lb.' college and < .tiumuuliy
gave a dlnm-r In honor of l>r. Voor-heaa
at tha Graenaboro Country riub.
Miss Bcrntoe Drnpar. of the history
department, preaided al t li** dinner.
and i>r. Oaotga A. Underwood of the
Frew h furulty Introduced Dr. Vo*>r-hees.
who spoke on the history of the
Phi Beta Kappa and displayed some
of Ihe early charters and publications
of Phi Iteta Kappa chapters.
Afler the dinner a committee was
formed to organize the Phi Beta Kappa
inembera of the collage and vicinity In
an aiimini chapter. Member* of the
committee are i»r. w. s. Barney, dean
"t the department of romance Ian*
i»r. Kat I.*-*- Baricley, profea-s
»r of the departmenl of paychology;
l»r. C. W. Itauner. Qreenaboro, and Mr.
i. i: JeoTreaa, Uieenaboro,
rridaj the honor aociet. of the col-lege
gave a luufbeon for Dr. Voorheea
in the Adelphi.in hall. After the lunch-eon
l»r. ViNirb.-es addressed the soei-ely
and left immefliately afterward for
l>avid»oli College.
WADE BROWN ANNOUNCES
PARTICIPANTS IN CONTEST
Sehool Fund. Cnt l>own Entraneea from
Local Hl*h Schoola: Carry
Win. Two Awards.
GROUP ATTENDAN'CE INCREASES
l»r. Wade It. Itrmvn. dean of the
Schisil of Sluilc. has m-ently nn-noimml
tluil the total nunils-r of par-tlclpants
in Ihe Slate lllirh Hchool Mu-sic
Contest was 3.04I'.. n-presentlnu lttl
schools, as com|>ared to the U.ML' stu-denls
lust year n-preaentinic 'M ach<»>l».
The mntest, which Is held annually at
the Woman's College, took place Wed-neailiiy,
Tbumdny and Friday, April
•A"., 2«, and 'J7, and was the lanteat since
lis li'Klnniiiie in years ago.
QfWMtoNt which has formerly led
the slate In the conteat, waa repre-sentnl
this year by only 1.1 conteatants
as the result of Ihe curtailment In the
stale school funds. I>r. Brown has
■aid. "The i>i-ii inn of music In the
schiMila of l.reensboro la toilay an un-enviable
one. It will take many years
to again establish 1ST In her |ioslt!on
of musical prominence."
Curry High School was awarded two
llrst and two sciind places In Ihe con-teat.
Henri Deering is to Teach
At College Summer School
Commencement
Program
The program for Commencement
Exercises is announced as follows:
Friday Evening, Jane 1
8:30 p.m.—Park Night, Peahody
Park.
9:15 p.m.—(warden Party. Front
Campus.
Saturday, June 2
11:00 a.m.—Alumnae General As-sembly.
Students* building.
1:00 p.m.—Aromnae-Senior Lunch-eon.
Dining Halls.
4:00 p.m.—Class Day Exereises.
Front Campus.
5:30 p.m.—Class Reunion Suppers.
8:k0 p.m.—Guest performance by
I'lny-I-ikers. Jame* Barrie's
"Dear Brutus." Aycock au-ditorium.
Sunday, Jane S
11:00 a.m.—Baccalaureate Sermfcm.
Dr. B. R. Laej, Jr.. presi-dent
Union Theological Sem-inary.
Richmond, Va., Ay-cork.
3:30 p.m.—Recital by 8ehool of
Music. Aycock.
5:00 p.m.—Informal gathering for
faculty, seniors, alumnao
and friends. Lawn in front
of President's home.
7:00 p.m.—Twilight Organ Recital.
Music Building.
Monday, Jane 4
10:00 a.m.—Annual. Commencement
address. Bishop Francis J.
HeCoanaU, Kan YTK city.
Awarding of Diplomas to flradutes.
Avcock.
ARTIST IS ON TOIR
Musician. Native of Mkama-r.. aa
Former N. Y. s.aapnoii)
Orchestra SoloUt.
RECITAL STARTS K\KIA
METHODIST COUNCIL
PRESENTS PROGRAM
Josephine Kiker, Alice Thomas.
and Maxine Strickland Give
"A Program of Advance."
M. PATE PLAYS PRELUDE
At the Sunday evening aafrtca el
th«' Young People's dt'parlnienl of Ooi
laga P ace ehorch, May n. the re«-ently
taretad conncll of the Metnooaat stu
dent organlzjitiuii gave a program in
whleh the plans fttr the i-iuulng year
were prewnted.
The servlee whirl, was entitled "A
Program "f Advance." was f)|S'u*fl
with a piano prelude by Mary Pate,
mush- i-halrniaii. I^mlse (.oodtnan,
sfKiuid vlif'-preshleiit, dbw-ussed "The
Purpose Of the Minting" The talk
WAR ffillowt-fl by a prayer led by Helen
Meflford. puhlirity ehalrmau, and serlp-ture
rending by Mary Torian. president
of Wesley Players.
Josephine Klker. president of the
Methodist organization, told of the ob-stacles
encountered anil the require-uieutri
ne<vssary for "Starting on a
Mountain Trip." Alice Thomas, treas-urer,
revealed the difficulties of "Fin-ancing
Our Trip," and Maxine Strick-land,
secretary, tol dhow- she la "Keep-ing
a IMary of the Trip."
The problem of "Serving on the
Mountain" was explained by Ruth
• .orlmiu. service chairman; the "Power
to Climb" was discussed by the worship
chairman. Martha Meltae. Katherine
Crew-, first vice-president, told how
she la "Taking Our Friends Along."
Martha (ilenn. recreation chairman,
diMcUKsed "Fun on the Mountain Side."
Di\eans Head Societies
In Sports Day Meets
The annual Society Sporta Day was
a great success. The weather was fine,
participation good, and enthusiasm
high. The Dlkeans wou, to their su-prenn-
Joy, and broke the Cornelian
Jinx. And the Dlkeaus were worthy
of victory, for from the very beglnuiiig
they showed an unsually tine spirit.
and a Ann determination to win by
doing the very best In their |H»wer.
Iloucvcr. the victory was no < inch, as
the other societies put up a ^fs>d light.
for although the Dlkeans were In the
lead all day. It was not known mil 11
the last minute who the wiuni r actual-
'v was.
At 1* o'clock In the afternoon in the
g\ in. miller poles Hying the society col-ors,
met the participants In s|strts day.
At tliese pole», each girl had a rlblsiii
of her society color tied around her
arm. Blue, red. yellow, and green
streamers fluttered from loyal anus.
From the color iM»les, the participants
were couducted to their different ac-tivities
by the officials of those snorts.
In the first shift, which lasted from
two to three o'clock, there were base-ball
games, tennis matches, volleyball
games, bwwllng, and other s|s»rt». On
the baseball diamonds excitement ran
high. What bard, fast balls those
I'it' h«TS put across! and what cheer-ing
arose when an occasional home run
was kntsked over the edge of the ath-letic
Held and down to the branch be-low!
The second shift lasted from three to
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Orrknrfra l'laai« •( iarritH C
zatlon Receive* Praia* Pr*Ma Praaa
Aa "OaraUKdiag."
Ileiirt 1 Hi-ring. B >
al Woman - i oil.-- ami the I alrvratty
of North Carolina this ■iMaiiifr. tea
bean inenanannl as
by nnlh pn-sa awl |HiMk- thn*
BnHna anal AaaaraBl !*■*" in "a l-aa>-
ia, Mlasourl. Mr Danfaanj tx-iar a
* hur< h orgauUt si Ihe aa* «"f Ian;
only on.' BanV Infer Isp a""" ■!■ Aral
recital.
After ...mplr-tlax hW* Madly al ta*
Paris OeaBVarTBanaon uHaVr PniMf-y) aaal
also Arthur S-hnnU-l be aaaaW Ms
s.-11-iiti-and aaaaal in aaanan A KaTf*>-
pnan eaanaal aaaV taaaraanl »nii ta-aae-diaie
t.-i.-u'iiitif-n of his ynanMl lalrat
and aMllty. Hi laaaaaaai
have U.'ii extreme!) '■•puliir <at h-M)||
continents, where lie ha* re**Ht**4
praise as a sfilol-l with or.-Kevira* aaal
guest artist with •irlitg tpiarteta
Ills debut in America was maaV at
Carnegie Mail. Kan York, in
eilgageinelltH wllh the DMMtf '
on h.stra In Amerl-a are ]**** of h>
{lowers a<* n virtuoso.
I.a-t ■annan he .t|.t-.sr.-<i as aaaatat
with the New leaal I'hiihartihmlf *>a»
phony Oivnaatrn. aM h k
Pruul Waiter, and wkih tan • hM-aaa-ttt
Rympbnny andar aaa <i i
ajane BeeaaaaWi nfee -a'- i* eriaaT at
"one of th itatl T the
day." For ei.-hj , Hay«*4
with Ihe San Fran. i~-., >
d<-r tha dftrnctl i Bnanjnanaan M«4*
narl.
11 If- |a?rf«M'tton in te«-hab|ilt- an>l < v
presslon render him a rating wnh th*
Iswt of his '-oiitcini-.rnrre- A- aala-
Ist and orchestra plant*! I!H* |»re— ■*-
Hem h.ivr nofhiiur but paean* for hipa
w. j. Haaalarnaa anyi of htm in tha
New York Sun :
"A plauUt of BBBBBBBanal *»n.l auttmr-ify
and mniperament and |e-hal<|n-> of
forniMahle aaanaBBBBBl He lararlaady
gives wrMania Of HM tine mu*l« laaalilei
by whieh ha u aenff BBBBBBBBBX"
Another big dally, the New Torn
American, is aajaanl H saying Henri
l>eerlng Is a player of slacerr aaal aan-sltlve
temperament, hoard oa fla-r aia-sh-
al feeling ami a sound order f»f t
llleal e.piipinellt.'"
SENIORS ANNOUNCE PLANS
OF LAST CLASS MEETING
Stadaata to M.rr, Wlihln V.il Ynv
Walk Aroana Tabl*; M—Umg la
Aftrr Laal Pla,.
SOPHOMORES SERENADE SIMOM
The npnlor rlaaa will bold ihflr laat
CIHHH in.t'iini: nt inlilnlchf on thr Sal
unlay followina the annual I'la.vllkera'
|ilay preaented for |«renU tlalilnc mi
• unipiiK during ronunenivinenl. Thla
play la usually a repetition of the laat
play of the year, anil will thla year
very probably be "I>enr Brutua." Im-medlately
after the entenalniuent
.-omes the annual aophoraore aerenada
to their "big ."Inter" liuaa. the aealora.
On UH- nlKht followinx all thla. ihi.
iiieetlnit la held in the "V" hut. Tra-dition
has It that eai-b aenlor who plaaa
to be married within the next year
niUKt walk around a table provide*!
for the puriKW and tell with whom,
when, and where the expected event la
to take place. After the mcetliur la
over, the whole clans goes around cam*
pus serenading for the last time aa a
group.
MISS CHRISTINE WHITE
DIRECTS FOLK DANCES
H lia|»-l program on Friday. May
:i. was presented by the 1'hysli-al Kdo-cation
Department, wlthh Mlaa Ckrta-tinc
White directing. A series of Dol-lish
and Irish folk dancea. earn «-
plulncd by -Miss White, made up Hi-program
which was as follows: Tha
Cnry IJau.v Hrl«lil. by Junior aaal
Senior Physical Kdmat Ion majors;
Honneta So lllue. by a cluss in I'hysl-nil
Kducntlon: <iatlicrliiir I'.a I'.als. by
Senior I'bynlcal iMu. ailon Majors:
Ilia, k Nag. by a class In Physical Kdu-cation;
and Morris Dance, by I'byal-
< al Education mnjors.