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chief reason why he didn't vote Ifar De\fey; he 'didn’t like his mustache! The particular person had no idea of what the candidate wanted to do. He could have found this out through reading and listening to his campaign^ speeches. That same person is critcizing our present administration to no end! Vote often and intelligently!
Rid your mind of all prejudices. Be courteous and kind to those who have a different colored skin. We can’t hope to have world peace if you have a lingering hatred in your mind toward your fellow man.
You are a citizen of the world. Are you going to contribute any-, thing toward peace- iWould you live amidst ruin, starvation, and poverty? You may be one of the unfortunate victims. It’s truly your decision!
Scouting The Seniors
The Dignified Seniors are wading along knee-deep in chapters in Government; reports in Economics; dresses and food in Home Ec.; and Hamlet in English. Its a familiar sight to see the Seniors, who usually with loud chattering are crammed together like oysters, sitting miles apart, giving their reports to invisible critics. (Jeanne Woodward has a wonderful time running from one person to the other trying to get them confused by her continuous talking.)’
Mary 'B. is typical of the sewers when she suddenly exploded with: “Darn the needle; this thread and this old material.” We regret to say that we may lose a talented senior—Lucy Mae Smith—if she doesn’t stop eating her own cooking.
But most startling of all the exploits of the Seniors is their clear reply to anythng you may ask: ‘To be or not to be—that is the iquestion ,<—, Whether ’ tis nobler . . .
Yes, it does seem a bit strange to see 15 boys and girls slinking
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