Flora Stone Mather College - Polychronicon Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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FOII THEY GIILL IT MIITHEII SPIRIT Every school is proud of its traditions, we know, but we here at Mather are especially proud of ours. There are all kinds-gay, laugh- provoking ones like the Flag Hunt and Initiation for the frosh. Later, numerous memories are association with Christmas at Mather. Then of course-Stunt Night-the night of nights in Math- er's calendar. This night above all others cap- tures a spirit which embraces the entire student body and gradually gathers momentum until Stunt Night finally arrives. Everyone looks forward to athletic events of the yearTthe Hack and Key game, the Yale- Harvard game, the Gymkhana, and the annual AA Banquet in the spring as the climax. Nor would the year be complete without May Day and the sing-out when Mather campus is turned into a play-ground for a day. Honors Chapel makes us swell with pride -for the achievements of our friends, and at Step Night we say farewell to the departing seniors. There are many others, too numerous to men- tion, but all become a part of our college lives . . . we are proud of our traditions!

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