Uhr Shurin Uhr Qllaaa Garhrn Far away in a distant land lies a beautiful garden. A winding path stretches away through fields of flowers to the shore of a placid lake. The garden belongs to the gnomes who watch over it with great care. For seeds with which to plant their garden Proserpine brings to them each year the flames of the lives which have burned out in the mortal world below. In the deep loam of the garden these plants grow and in their blossoms perpetuate the characteristics of the mortals from whose life flame the flowers bloom. She brings with her also the seeds for the other living things of the lake and the garden and the air. Newcomers to the garden recognize many old friends. Clambering over the gateway are masses of ramibler roses. Ah, those splendid crimson clusters, Betty Reardon! And Elsie Firestone, Betty Pres- ton and Bernice Cole nestle among the dainty pink ones. From the iborder of inquisitive pansies edging the pathway peer the questioning faces of Evelyn Palmer and Frances Stewart. Vivian Birge, a single white violet, nods her little head among her vivid hued sisters, Katherine VValsh and Ruth Dean. 'Conspicuous amid the varied flowers in an adjacent bed is a flaunting oriental poppy. Ah, Marie VValsh, you always so dearly loved to attract atten- tion. In what complete contrast are those Shirley poppies near you with their dainty fluted edges. They are none other than Dorothy Murray and Ginny Rhinehart. Down by the lake a group of trees talk among themselves about the flowers. A sturdy oak expressing in every line Tommie Deveau, listens patiently to the learned chatter of our Bill, the slender poplar. Rudolph Zeglan, the friendly maple, smiles good naturedly on the garden. Along the water's edge the reeds gently sway in the breeze, as they eter- nally whisper other people's business. Gb, Hurley, we knew you'd Abe there! Also, the presence of Mable Boldt among the whisperers is not surprising. Back and forth over the surface of the lake darts an elongated dragon-fly. How strangely reminiscent of Charlie VVilde are those goggle-like eyes! On the still waters float many white lilies. Here are Grace Wolcott and Lois Dunn. On one of the lily pads sits Bob Wade at night, croaking jokes with the other frogs. Now a school of fish shares the lake with the frogs. Many of these we have known before. A little goldfish swims about impersonating Fred Reed. ln mortal life Fred always did handle the gold. The wilful bullhead is Johnnie Gilmourg the sunfish, Ray Hammond. There were many suckers, too, whom in kindness we will not name. Periodically, these poor fish growing weary of Bob's dry croa-king, nilbible away the lily pad on which he sits and down he sinks to the bottom of the lake. But altho submerged and quite insulted, he croaks on and on. ' And thus it goes. The farther one wanders into the garden the more sur- prised he becomes, for deep in the shadowy recesses grow ......... well, some day you'll see. -1. M. s. -E. J. s. 17
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Uhr Shuria Sung Eta Lady oi the Evening -Ginnie Rhinehart. j'ourney's End -Graduation. Fate -Exams. VVhen Hearts Are Young -High School days. Running VVild -June, '23. Dancing Fool -Marie Walsh. Angel Childn-Evelyn Palmer. Romany Love -Harold and Betty. Dearestn-CFill it out yourselfj. You Tell Her -Jimmy Baldwin. You've Got to See Mamma -Caught skipping. Song of Lovel'-Blue and White. Say It VVith Music -Werrenrath Concert. VVho Cares F -Late again. 'iMr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean -Fred and Ronald. Homesick -12 235, I Gave You Up just Before You Threw Me Down -Latin. NVhy Should I Cry Over You ? -Miss Hoskins. Blue -Mondays. Mon Homme -Dodie Wilson. All Over Nothing at All -Eddie Shumacher. Baby Blue Eyes -Katherine VValsh. Yes, VVe Have No Bananas -Lunch Room. Dapper Dany'-Dan Fales. Lovin' Sam -Francis Bradt, Parade of The Wooden Soldiers -Graduation March. Kitten on the Keys -Bettie Bliss. Cow Bells -Warning bells. Break the News to Mother -Two F's. Buddies -All of us. 1: rs cc as n xx sr at 4: 14 AA cc if cs -Dot Murray, '23. Uhr ming? the Glhingv Chauve-Souris-Edith Sokolov. Sun Showers-Ethel Starkman, Hail and Farewell-Commencement. It is the Law-102. The Last Warning-8:15. The Love Child-Betty Bliss. Listening In-Radio Club. Romeo and Juliet-Harold Root and Betty Preston. Seventh Heaven-Friday 12:31. The World We Live In-S. H. S. Will Shakespeare-for won't he ?j The Egotist-Charles Baker. Merton oi the Movies-Fred Reed. 19
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