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:n ... o 3xi- ii: s.'.mrj m T» 171 3 T _J J i .D 1,1 TOC" which begins on Easter’ nu - ' noon lil:o a Ion " ofi 1 but actually today an bit too early to start and > .0 /> -pril Sundc.'' t ino not p 1 armin'; Ho. 01 or o 0 n tunc; s : r i ng ’ r n - r dr oboe, 3cxstor clothoo have already bo- '.;un • arriving in tire 3tor00. The bent selection in ncldon saved of the arc the until tire last, Tone prettiest new fashions ver' - first to arri v 0. The one cable loo!: has air cad' established itself as a bi well -received fashion in wo road;;*--to-wcar. And there is to say for these enso.foies how pretty they lool: a -/cry practical side could bo better for a college woman than an Easter' coat and dress that arc nado to cor.iplcncnt each other, and both at one node- price. Then the weather too warn for the coat, the ( Cont'd on page It. ) The r a t o yets '■'That's gratitude* I laughed at all his mouldy old jokes and then he; flunks me." f IT - mo excited figures around campus aren't squirrels, but dastraug.yo wer kin' • on Yearbook bus ino camperany over ;rown- seniors The theme «3pelman--?ast and is the senior cl: Snclman 7 rf J- , [ i) U-2 a •, * *r» '*> i the Yearbook is 1 resent’, and .are in “lie p n q 1 Annivorsnr' *. rrp staff is gathering a pictoral record of the college, maturing pictures students o f our da' •>ccidv This Yearbook , ; and the Senior Glass *5 7 * b t ri nro oct and a pa: mono Jubilee eelebrat t?ian •oro.ject the soni ’pm wp able for planning Yhat the Yearbook. of former buildings and contrasted with those s'oonsorod 3 aon . ore a: and by school ■cao Diamond In this c resnons- s oiling Ye know will want a a nn ?. v o r s a ry am . u. could there be than the AYS AT YORK hr. Burroughs and the ty ?1 a**cr3 are bus - ; agi t ino preparing to give sons 0 ? the Universitv ouvonir of the 7rth and what better one carbook: thi fie play that is a fantasy. _ It is Gerhart Hauptmann's 'The Assump tion of Ilannclc' . A poor, ragged waif, Ilannclc, is found half-drowned in tmo cor ner of a pond on a cold, stormy night. In an almshouse she as fed and made as comfortable as ■0053able. Door Yaunde, close to death, loses her sense of reality rind drifts in cmd one 01 cir*ocu.io which at first frighten her and then reward ho: an magnificent The .LU occuuants of the aIn: house, the doctor, tnc tcaclicr, and the sister torcat-mg eh a all a cter The beauty, the nvstc sweetness most sure nortray xn- •■' 1 tr t u d i c s . tor r and the of me story arc al — o nloaso anv audience.