The Gavelyte, March 1912

,f 1111 I I 11 I ) II 11 l th 11 01 I " lh It ,111d 111d h 1d 1111 Ii Ill IIJl t, m n ,,I Olll i i,' I,, I\ ,1 Y t, g I lht II 11•1111'1111 L>l 1111, the lw11 ', it didn't ·cm 111 rl,1wn 11p11n orn pf th th 1r pl,tl c, ,11 tin' ,I hoy·, to prnp11s • lht" tim • tl> I• t\ 11>1 11 \' , ,ltld Ill 1111( f ,I f' till')' ,It f11r 0\ Cr ,In Jio11r, the lin1 W,llttng f >r Ills llld !ht.: ~111 \l,iiti11g i"r th' htl)'. to !'i,ly th' \\'11rd, ,tlld tllf' r lllt \\ I .,m 11 u 111i, ing their "llP ,c1. ,\ftcr all hail arriver! .it th· pl.11 • 11f ti,• , , ,, 1.d h"ur 11.1.· WL·II "P nt ,1fter which th· girls "hunt •d up" heir p11tm:1 [or"" 1pt·1 'l ht'll 1 ,11111.: the lll11pO.'ing, th· girls wer • It• write ,, p1,1p11 ii 11 111·~ t ·n ,ord · th zit w1·rL' ~il'en to them, ;,ml the hny lud t11 "nt ,111 ,111 11t r t111der the s,1me circu111sta11cc , and from some of the pn,p1, ,11 11 t lltt 11, it 1· llll'd ,1 · if .1 few 11f the girl had been there oefore. ,\ deliri1m, 1111, cn11r e s11ppe1 \\,1, then ··erved, of which e<1ch one p,ir– t >P with ~re.it 1n1· fter th,11 c,1t11e g,1111es of various kind , E<HI .\le ·1 ·ll.1n winning .1 pnle fur being the f,1ste t writer of the boys and Grace Beckley 11 innin~ in., 11 hi,tlin conte. t. The p.irt, hri,ke up ·1t a late lwur with every one declaring it the b time the) h ui h ul thi year. 1'11L't1 ,,t the l,tst ·everal of he ~iris howed the '"white fea ther" and a k the h1>ys to ,lLComp,rny them home in tead of vice versa, and o( course th\: ho,,.,, cu~pt d, and thus not nukin<T it an "all round" "leap year party." "A College Episode." lh \\'IUIAH PF.XCER. ··Oh, Beth, I am going to wear your hlue slipper-, may l? Ju t imagint girL, going t > he a partner of a fellow for a dance that you never even saw," Dai r gig-~le l ln·,terically. "What if he hould have red hair, or be terribly green ,.n awkw,ird? l car. tand anything but the,e awful greenie·," and Dais, tlutterecl thr<>ugh the room traightening a bow here and pinning a , tray lock there l'hile the upper cla girls, who ha<i been through their fir t dance tuler, ted D,d y's anxeity with much amu ;..ment. Dai·) Dean w. a Fre. hm rn at \Vittenberg and ince her hume was in rhan 1, ,:he had met fe1\ Springfield b >ys. When all the girl. recein::d l;iicl