St Edwards University - Tower Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross St. Marys Academy AUSTIN, Tiaxs Class A Afhliation with St, Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana, and the University of Texas Academic and Preparatory Departments Special Courses Commercial, Domestic Science, Domestic Art, Music and Pine Arts Address: Sister Superior For Catalogue Aesop's Fables Modernized Once there was a little boy named George, the pride and joy of Palestine. George, having completed his course at the local kindergarten, decided to go to college. Now George was a very, very good boy, but at college there- were some very, very bad boys, and they led lil' George astray. Soon little George began to smoke cubebs and say lulu and other such degrading expressions. He even learned how to dance and became the most nopular man at the local Elks Club dances, At first George's conscience bothered him terribly but after awhile he could stand around on East First street With- out even blushing. One dark and stormy night poor little George came staggering into his room and stood Wringing his hands and sobbing. His roommates anxiously gathering around him, and beseeched him to tell them what Was the matter. Alas, replied George piteously, I have drained the cup of iniquity. She led me astray. She . . . Shel kissed me. How will I ever be able to face the leer- ing stares of the World. I will become an outcast. Two months later, George, with his head bowed and clutching his diploma to his heart, returned to Palestine and opened up a pawnshop. Moral: Stray not from the path of righteousness and justice.