University of Montevallo - Montage Technala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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Sir Richard places the curse upon Lady Lenora on The Eve of St. John . . . Those balloons the circus man has represent countries in Europe, and the small boy. Hitler, screams because he can ' t have every- one of them . . . Mahatmo Gandhi brings his knitting to the Satanic Satire and sits . . . The Purple staging crew designs a world on canvas.

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Pratt and Canon, Leader and As- sistant. Amand Palmer, Business Manoger of Purple finances. m With Purple Pep, Pratt and Canon kept in step and the whole Purple crew chimed in. They topped off a swingy pep song and a slow song done in the Fred Waring style with an impersonation of The Eve of St. John and stunt that gave the Golds many a quake and qualm, and made a decision against the Purples almost impossible. The stunt included no lesser lights than Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin— and the Devil who showed us how the world got in the fix it ' s in but how the problems were solved by a visit from President Roosevelt of the U. S. A. The Purple Commliltsj Cinairmen — 3rck row: S eVna. FEuscet ' Front row, left to right: Boufweil, Aoerciombie, W lis,? jTilest Ingram, Jones, Forr. Circle tV lo«(er right: Maryiat and (Dsaoige ring out with P|irpl{? P p,. ' ,, ' ' ° ' S

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ke I Jones, Weaver, Page, Archibald. The Student Senate is composed of representatives from the four classes se- lected from those students who have made at least a B average during the semester preceding Spring Elections. The Senate has for its ideals better schol- arship, leadership, and conduct on the campus. Students are motivated through the duties given them as Senate mem- bers to make the most of their talent and to participate in extra-curricular activi- ties. With Bettie Archibald as leader of the Senate, the meetings have taken on a dignity and efficiency that has charac- terized the quality of work done by the organization throughout the year. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chairman Public Service College Relations Chairman Publicity Chairman Archives BETTIE ARCHIBALD LUCILE WEAVER MELBA RUTH JONES FRANCES PAGE , . IMO HEACOCK LURLINE THOMPSON MADIE BELLE WARD EVELYNE MAYHALL MARGARET STALLWORTH , . Chairman Personal Service MARY DIAMOND Reporter Senior Representatives: Margaret Agee, Jos- ephine Baldwin, Mary Belk, Carolyn Berry, Mary Diamond, Elaine Goodwyn, Norma Hermann, Kop- soon Kim, Helen Young Lewis, Birdie Margaret Moorer, Annie Jean O ' Daniel, Marie Orr, Frances Page, Flidera Tapio, Martha Terry, Kathryn Thom- ason, Lurline Thompson, Madie Belle Ward, Anne Wills, Eva Love Wyatt. Junior Representatives: Helen Hope Balch, Sara Barclift, Evelyn Chandler, Parolee Henson, Mildred Hixon, Mary Scott Howell, Marian Hughes, Evelyne Mayhall, Minnie Priester, Mary Flynn Sellers, Mar- garet Stallworth, Lucile Weaver, May Lyman Woods. Sophomore Representatives: Beulah Kathryn Gul- lage, Margaret Dean Harris, Sara James, Melbo ku1h Jcnes, Evelyn Motes, Mary Grace Orr, Mar- garet Saxon, Hilda Stevens, Mary Barton Ware, Sara Peck Weaver. Freshman Representatives: Annie Ruth Beasley, Mary Curtis, Alline Ellis, Jeanne Espy, Adeline Mc- Lendon, Sara Reddoch, Martha Word, Dorothy Wat- son, Gwendolyn Williams, Shirley York. l «WlBUiyMji«W«i»J|UP