Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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0f the past yeaf' along musical lines was the presentation of the opera, NChimes 0f Normandyf which was highly successful. The School of Art, under the directien of Miss Margaret Gill, gives all students a chance to educate their aesthetic sense along with their regular college course. Probably there is no study which more amply repays for the time expended than does the study Of art. Courses are offered in sketching, china painting, water colors, and in any special work which may be desired. A new feature of extension work has recently been taken up in the organization of a Summer School in Eastefn Oregon. It is situated near Joseph on the beautiful Wallowa Lake, and bids' fair to become a very popular and a very profitable enterprise.

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Q23 may 7130? Lei NM git u 6 m AY DAY is a day of unoertainty--what will the Frosh spring 011 us? Will it rain, and what,s the eXit price on the Y. W. Breakfast? May Day is always, always, a balmy, springy, jaunty sort of day, Pfaff and the weather trust notwithstanding. Dawn stealing'thru the pantry window at old Lausanne sees a medley l of cooks, aprons, butcher- knives and dishwater entangled with each other in mad anticipation of fleecing the public. In fact, itThe shower had begun in the gloaming, And busily all the night, Had been heaping the kitchen and laundry 1 with shredded wheat, unusually fresh eggs, waffle irons, and center- ' piecesfi Most persons not engaged in frying eggs, ham or waffles, : or making biscuits or washing dishes are palming off the treasures , on the weather-beguiled public. The tables on the lawn rock in a T 5' tide of mirth and hilarity. The waitresses, when not smiling on . 'those besieging parties who need encouragement, are worthily 3 J engaged. Town people patronize liberally, and the professOrs and .. their wives and throngs of students flock to the Grand Disappearance. The last dish washed, the noonday University lunch prepared, and the final artistic punches administered to the landscape by the oampus-workers, the W. U. Commonwealth disposes itself in, the shade around the tennis court. The game having fallen, of course, to the Cardinal and Gold, to eat again is obviously the proper stunt. At the hall, rally again the well-reoruited forces. Sucha feeling of cheer inoases the salad, sandwiches and beans, that one gaily sits on a paper plate in lieu of a cushion, and stirs coffee with the finger with never a murmur. All this time the Queenis maids have been flitting distractedly about, worrying their hair straight and otherwise serving their