UThe Ides of March have come." W. H. C. vs. Ju·Go·Ju fracas further intensifies atmospheric conditions whil e March comes in like a lion. An appreciative audience plays de tective as we witness the outstanding performance, "At 9:45." Walter Blake and Brother Dunn yield to influence of spring fever and sleep in church. Sailors and Trail Blazers heed the call of spring and enjoy the breezes on Petit J ean. Mixed chorus is organized and favorites elected for year book. Barney D. Morehead lectures on Japan. Exams are over and another clean sheet is before us as debaters leave for Tulsa Convention. State Year Book Association meets in Conway and Harding delegates attend. rrFor our campus green And the buds !/nseen We shall haye no fear Now that April's here." UBisons" divide honors with UTech." The Campus Players are hosts to State Little Theatres while all Morrilton cooperates to put the tournament over in a big way. Harding delegation attends Press Club meet at Clarksville. Last of copy 'goes to engraver. Ray Stapleton hitch·hikes to Plumerville. (Ask Ray about his company). Would-be snap shot artists experience "the delightful fickleness of an April day." Debaters engage in verbal hostilities in State Tourney at Arkadelphia. Double-header with HTwins" and two more with ((Tech." "Old April wanes and her last dewy morn, H er death-bed steeps in tears." "It fell upon a day in the merry month of May." Bisons engage Bears here and in Conway. Juniors entertain Seniors. Junior College debaters enter contest at Little Rock. Two more games with "Tech." Fifth Lyceum presented in form of "Musical." Fine Arts pupils give recitals. rrWhat is so rare as a day in June?" Baccalaureate address is delivered. Visitors entertain themselves while the young hopefuls cram. Alumni and ex-students renew old associations. Senior gravity reaches glorious climax in commencement exercises. UPeace and rest at length have come All the day's long toil is past And each heart is whispering, rHome, Home at last'."
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