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*—■ 16 The Campus Mirror Campus Officers for 1933-1934 Campus Mirror I-j< 1 itor-in-( lii(>t Jewell R. Crawford Associate Editor-in-Chief Lucile Pearson Editor ot News Margaret Stewart Associate Editor of News Dorotliv Williams Editor of Special Features Carrie Adams Associate Editor of Special Features Anita Lain Social Editor Lilian Davis Editor ot Jokes and Sports Alena Erhv Business Staff Business Manager. Annie Motley '1 reasurer Lottie Lyons Secretary of Staff Ernestine May Circulation Manager. Johnnie Childress Exchange Editor Frances Brock Advertising Manager Dorothy Turner Y. W. C. A. President Thomasine Duckett Vice-President ... Carrie Adams Chairman of Program Committee ____ Lottie Lyons Chairman of C. W. E. Committee Eldra Monsanto Class of 1934 President Edna Douthard Vice-President Lottie Lyons Secretary._ .Mildred McWhorter Treasurer Mossie Alexander Class of 1935 President Lucile Pearson Vice-President Faleda Lane Secretary .—Margaret Stewart Treasurer Minnie Pinson Class of 1936 President — Catherine Walker Vice-President . Louise Long Secretary Anita Lain Treasurer — Johnnie Childress James L. Holloway [ Jeweler i I Diamonds, Watches and ! I Repair Work 1 l 172 Auburn Avenue, N.E. i Phone Walnut 2772 i I I + 4 Linoleum block made by Harriet Turner Dean Lyons Honors Seniors at Tea On Friday afternoon, May 26, from 4:30 to 6:00, the Spelman Senior class with friends from Morehouse, Morris Brown and other colleges were entertained at Bessie Strong by Mrs. Jane Hope Lyons. The par lor, front porch and lawn made a spacious setting for the groups. Special guests attending included Presi dent and Mrs. John Hope, Mrs. S. H. Archer and sister and President Read. Professor: The class agrees then, that all life is sacred? Student: No. Professor: And may I ask what your ob jections are? Student: How could we possibly say that roaches, mosquitoes and flies are sacred? President and Mrs. Hope Entertain The annual reception given by President and Mrs. John Hope on Tuesday evening, June 6th, at 8:00 o’clock, Avill be a brilliant affair closing* the commencement season. f + SERVICE SHOE SHOP I 212 CHESTNUT ST. ! i Best material and workmanship. ' Special rates to students. \ I f MR. ADAMS (W. J. Adams) f + + Linoleum block made by Cornelia Wallace President Archer Entertains The Senior classes of Morehouse and Spelman, with the faculties of the three insti tutions and guests, attended the annual recep tion given by President and Mrs. Archer of Morehouse College on Saturday evening, May 27, from 7:30 to 10:00. A homey atmosphere, exquisite in every respect, lent beauty and enjoyment to the occasion. Jokes Mother-—“Eat your spinach, dear.” Son—“Aw, ma, I don’t like spinach.” Mother—“Just make believe you like it.” Son—“I'd rather make believe I'm eat in’ it. ” “I’ll get square with you.” “Good. I'm tired of seeing you ’round.” Student to passerby—“We’re selling ice cream—would you like some?” Passerby (earnestly)—“Have you drinks to sell? I'm terribly thirsty.” Student—“No, it’s against the Consti tution to sell drinks. There’s the foun tain.” Which building on the campus seems to impress you most?” said one student to another. “The Morgan Hall dining hall,” was the answer. “Gee, but you are a diligent student; I’m sure you make all A’s.” “Yes, French A’s.” Sure Sign of Professionism Uh, Velma, please put the stopper in these papers and fold up this ink for me.” I Compliments of I ALLIANCE ! PRINTING | C O M P A N Y I 146 MARIETTA STREET Jackson 34-67-34-68 Printers and Publishers For Better Cleaning PHONE RA. 5106 Landers Cleaners “Service With A Smile” Every Garment Guaranteed