. La Rotunda . ont une apparence très strikinglook—les visages d'horloge, pour la position. Certaines personnes deviennent sous responsabilité ; d'autres se contentent de croître. Dur chance est un nom doux pour la maladie de thesleeping. Le samedi après-midi, le 21 mai, le club de débat s'est rendu à Willismountain en camion, pour un pique-nique. Il y avait environ vingt-cinq filles, M. Bowman et M. Moss. Le Dr Walmsley et encore plus de debatorsont suivi avec la nourriture. La plupart de la fête a grimpé les hauteurs vertigineuses du sommet le plus élevé de la montagne, mais plusieurs sont restés au pied et ont gardé le feu brûlant pour rôtir des theeweenies et des guimauves. Après le pays avait été

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. The Rotunda . have a very strikingappearance—clock faces, for in-stance. Some people grow under responsi-bility; others merely grow. Hard luck is a sweet name for thesleeping sickness. On Saturday afternoon, May 21, the Debating Club went to Willismountain in a truck, on a picnic.In it were about twenty-five girlsand Mr. Bowman and Mr. Moss. Dr.Walmsley and still more debatorsfollowed with the food. Most of theparty climbed the dizzy heights ofthe highest peak of the mountain, but several stayed at the foot andkept the fire burning to roast theweenies and marshmallows. Afterth country had been surveyed thor-oughly from the top of the mountainand all the caves and grottoes hadbeen explored, there was a hasty des-cent and supper at the cafeteria.Everything was quite correct. Thepicnicers passed down the cafeterialine and selected their favoritedishes. After everyone had helped ex-tinguish the fire and the sun beganto retreat, the truck reloaded andto S. T. C. amid singing and laugh-ter started back.. WELCOME THE FRESHMEN! When a freshman steps off thetrain at Farmville, the first girl whogreets her is a Y. W. C. A. girl. Thefirst girl who tell her where to go, what to do, where she will live, is aY. W. girl. The initial work of theY. W. C. A. is to care for freshmen, to instill within their hearts on theirarrival a spark of that feeling whichwill grow into the spirit of AlmaxMuter which each one of us has. TheY. W. C. A. makes definite plans tohelp all new girls, and so many girlsare saved from that first overpower-ing sense of nostalgia that besetssome. This years freshmen in Septemberwill be seriously sophisticated sopho-mores. Sophomores and juniors willhave advanced to greater dignity andwider knowledge. And how usefulyou may make your new dignity andvast knowledge if you impart to ahomesick freshman enough to giveher self confidence and make her hap-py! Dont forget your predicamentone or two or three years ago. The Y. W. C. A. is sending thisS. 0. S. to all old g

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