St Josephs University - Greatonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE GREATONIAN 1934 Henry Janes Madge Gannon liill Lang Bill Mason Celeste Wills I , I mere atunearanre al Dnrlsin, '36, as :ii Iiayfneeflcrrl liireril man, was enaugli tru fuflttfl the attflienfe into liysterifz- lisa wnrcls anal actions lwranglil nalite Caitvttlfnaiisg Mes lvlarlge Cannon nl tlie lVla5lf and Fall Club, suggested Ilie power that was Sarali l'5ernliarclt':i, wliile unwittingly cleltglwtingg liar andienfc' willi Ilie liner qualities al Jean Iflarlaiv laclw one nf tlie entire cn-I Could be winqlecl aut in like nner lar liif, ar lier ali, . tif praise Laughter ancl wit, tear anfl trembling, stlenre anrl Wltisi nerr, great roars of tlinnulcr ancl vtvicl streaks al Ilglit- ning! all moving about C1 clazfen-oflrl players that Fmnk Mcocvjtf Bettina Clemons l-Ienry Jones One hundred eight

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THE GREATONIAN 1934 After the curtaln had been rung down for the last tame and the sound of applause had dned away, Olnver Naylor and his bond took possessuon of the foreground vvhlle hundreds of Couples look possession af the polished ballroom floor, Soft rnusnc frlled the roorng vouces rose and fell, yet HW the mndst of all the lights ond muslc, stall lncre stood by the darkened curtain the ghost of the Vagabond, srnvlung, Iaughnng, jeenng cs he leaned forward to whlsper, Gentlemen--'the pIay's the lhingl ' One hundred ten