University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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sorry. So what do you want? I said I was sorry . . .All right! . . . Gee, isn ' t it a beautiful day? What do you say we cut that class and go for a ride. Betty? Harold Shaw accepts gold keys to the Union on behalf of the trustees. To the youth, to the fire. To the life that is moving and calling us . . . . . . Well, Paul and I thought we ' d like to see some more of the country this summer, and the Dedication of the I nion — a moment of sentiment through Texas, perhaps slide over into Mexico, and then out to California. Prexy donned a straw hat for the Alumni banquet. only way we could think of to do it was to hitch- hike. We don ' t know if we can or not, but it certainly ' d be fun to try . . . . . . We wanted to start from Mass., we ' ve seen enough of New England, and go down the coast, through Virginia, see Penny on our way through, go down through Florida, stop off at Miami — and beachcomb on Miami Beach, go through the Everglades — looking for Paul ' s rel- atives, you know, up through Georgia, down It ought to take us three weeks; we ' re going to stop off and see everyone we know, all friends and relations. We ' re not planning to stay too long — just long enough to see Mayilyn — then we ' re coming back. We haven ' t decided what way we ' re coming back — could come straight through the midwest, or zigzag back and forth through the midwest, or go back up through Minnesota, and Montana, that way. That would take us three weeks, or perhaps

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