University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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A. t git; y, m wERI5 E guacasms MUD , f I ; EIJ.;rHATCoVE I 7 3;, Was. GROUND rag TO THE UNDERCLASSMENe The play is done; the curtain drops. We bid you farewell, dear friends and schoolmates. If we have failed to reach the end we sought, If no great good has been wrought, May those efforts of ours, we pray, Serve you well as guide posts on your way. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A DIME I have had some rather peculiar experi- ences since I left the mint, said the dime to the penny. My first experience was that of being placed in a snuff box, which belonged to a dark complexioned dame. When I was removed from that dusty cell, I was given to a butcher for some doq meat. I was given to a man who had a hole in his pocket,- a1- thouqh I was glad to make my escape, I u'u. NEVER emf UHK AWN w R615 OELERICH '55 soon began to go from bad to worse. MY next adventure was most exciting. I was piCked up by a small boy who almost swal- lowed me. Later, I was given in exchange to a merchant who seemed very glad to get me. My last journey was to the office of the Dean of the University of Houston. I have been here for years now, and there are no signs of my getting any farther! i a t i Prof. Kerbow Ito Ed. classI: Here is a verY instructive reference that I want the entire class to look up. I don't remember the name of the magazine, nor do I recall the year or the month, and the name of the article has Slipped mY memory quite completely, but if you happen to locate it. I'm sure you Will find it very interestingl