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Forsyth, alumni news; E. Evans, circulation manager; Cooke, hnsillc5s mauap.cr. )lr. )[attfield, after m1H.:h spc<:nlu-
tioll, was r<.'-appointcd faculty adviser.
Sundny, April 2!1, we were surprisetl to find, on entering
church, that the pews were_supplicd with book racks.
April 28, tl1c nmch anticipated Sweet Briar dance took place. It would be impossible to describe the joy and fun. Just before the dnnce, as a hopeful omen, tl1e lights went out; but much to everybody's sorrow they rr,·i,·ed before the happy occasion.
)lay 2, Terry and Hutter were added to our efficient Coun- selor body.
:Much to the satisfaction of our masculine debutantes the letter-writing period has been restored- b u t only twice a werk. .A ratting system has been pnrtially installed. This system although it only exists between the counselors aud new boys, has done a great deal for the school. We are
coming on !
~Jay 5, Dr. Pendleton attended the Conference of Church
School Principals at St. Alban's, 'Yashington.
The Rector gave the Rotary sermon at one of the local
churches on :.\Iay 6. " 7 e can vouch thal no one went to sleep.
May 10, He\'. J. B. Dunn came down on a short ,·isit to the , school, incidentally seeing his son perform on tho bnsebnll diamond.
Our faculty seems to be going out a good deal lntcly. On April 21, .Mr. Ladd went to Hot Sprh1gs to visit his brother.
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