University of Mary Hardin Baylor - Bluebonnet Yearbook (Belton, TX)

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Wlnngr of Burst artist 30 hear her HH fOr her C. PHYLLIS BENTLEY English novelist was a speaker on our lyceum series who really gave us a great- er appreciation of the modern novel. She says it takes faith, hope, and courage to Write a long novel, We agreed! JOHN BROWNLEE John Brownlee, Australian baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Association, appeared on our lyceum program. We liked him so much that he sang eight encores for us-and We might add that some of the girls even Went to Dallas to hear him. They said it was the opera .

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N1? WM I E s SNAPS OF OUR VISITORS Patrick D. Moreland, outstanding poet of Texas and the Southwest, was a guest on our campus for the poetry contest. l-le spoke on A'The Nature of Poetry and read from his own poems.-Yes, Thats Mr. Vann with Mr. Moreland, and we think he's reading poetry. Mr. and Mrs. Moreland visted the Vanns while they were here and Mrs. Vann got this snap of them. Below we see Mrs. Keyes Visiting with some of our own friends-and this really was the Baylor U. trio but-