Castleton State College - Castletone Yearbook (Castleton, VT)

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atory, Rutland Reformatory, and the Windsor prison. The Seniors have exper¬ ienced practiced social graces with Miss Kelly as lunch hostess, the Juniors have sat in court, the Sophomores have demonstrated their disregard for a lack of cars by riding in a truck for observation trips, and the Freshmen have participated in a p ' ay day for prospective Normal Schoolers. The International Club, Rural Club, C. N. S. Players, and Men’s Pinion have held their last meetings and elections of the year. The Birdseye has published its greatest endeavor of the season, and, we expect, bought a typewriter with their hard-earned money. The Castletone, the yearbook of yearbooks for Junior grad¬ uates, has been produced and the rumpus of securing autographs between Com¬ mencement exercises repeated once more . . . The graduates, Elementary Pro¬ fessional Probationaries, Standard, or degree-receiving, have marched down the front walk between the flower carriers to their reserved seats, to their diplomas, and a few to receive fitting awards and honors . . . All this, along with the Porch Sing, and the Candle Lighting service, was held on our campus, in the open for all to see, and that all might hear our music, our speakers, and our presentations to the school. Crowds came to see us at our last performance, parents to take our personal paraphernalia home, and friends to cheer us as we left, some of us to return in the fall, some after a year or two of teaching, some going regretfully to return only for Homecoming Day, and some perhaps, never. “Goodbye!” we said. eighty-one