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--mmm -. , up THE JACK O' LANTERN qhuul -qvhg-Muhd-IIQM L --A' -:i:1:::::::::::::::::::::::::: EXC ::::: ::::::::::::::::::A:::::::::----vv---,-,: --,,,.. After trying for a long time to get something over the radio, be- cause the March winds were raging masing a lot of static. I was sur- prised when answerng the door neu, to see alot or my old friends such as Hi-Times and The Gleamf' And with them were some new ones with whom it did not take long to get acquainted. I told them that I nad been trying so hard to get some entertain- ment, but had failed. 1 he Scribe suggested that we provide our own entertainment. , The Mirrow described to us a musician's interpretation of lifeg which was called. The Sonata of Life. It was done so well that we were all greatly impressed. - The Garnet and White offered to sing. When we heard the melody we thought it was going to be Collegiate but no it was a parody on it. . . Latin! Latin! - . Here we go to Latin, Its as smooth as satin- O, yes! O, yes! Teacher! Stories! All make up our worriesg No one ever hurriesg No-! ' Failures! Always! Things we understand, And we haven't any use for dumb declensions A Conjugations Always tax our patience - But still our minds must fatteng So off we go to Latin. This was awarded great applause. ' The Lore told us about his idea of Manners in School, ' this caused great laughter and 'everybody seemed to agree. He then gave us some poetry for which he is noted: This introduction to theipoets column was considered good by all. - Where flows the rhyme, tltere flutters peace, Verses dominates, mortal things ceaseg Come. O Come hither. . Where Mt. Olympus tips the sky, . ' There dwells the muse--heave not a sighg - Come, O come hither. A .V School News and Normal Times entertained us for quite a while telling us about their different school activities. The Argus told its idea of how a pupil was to be a student rather than a nuisance. Everyone agreed that it would improve conditions a great deal if everybody would talfe this to heart. 'f'I'he Crimson and Gold told sorrlgashort stories and recited some -159.- . ,rl T' ' :i5'?:5fIu ' v. M v, Y, L 4..- J I I' ' ' M db 'ff'-gags?-,A if ' ,, lu-,
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