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‘Secret’. Discovered
To be Hilarious

Continued from Page 3

procession complete with -white
oxen (two in one!) marched down
the aisle with convincing solemn-
ity and assembled on the stage
about a towering maypole to watch
the unveiling of the Top Secret.
With the May Day crown balanced
atop his flaming wig, Mr. Nahm
mounted the throne at the center
of the streamers, and the dancers
proceeded to wind the maypole
which was by this time listing dan-
gerously.
From his vantage point Mr.
Nahm surveyed the energetic, if
unpracticed, Morris dancers, only
to have his crown knocked off by
the maypole weavers. This parody
of Bryn Mawr May Day provided

a brilliant finale for Top Secret and

left the undergraduates wondering
whether they could not resign in
favor of their professors on May
1, 1948. A fitting climax to the
reign of ‘the faculty was Mr.
Frank’s 100% success in filling up
the “Flunk” barrel. One hopes

that the next batch will cause him |

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Show Posters

The second act posters from
the Faculty Show are not pub-
lic property. Will the people
who took them from (Goodhart,
please return them to Mrs.
Nahm in the Bookshop. Espec-
ially needed is “ART, FOR
HEAVEN’S SAKE”, which had
been sold but not delivered to
a local alumna.

 

B. M. Teams Exhibit
Alert, Steady Games

Continued from Page 3

Swarthmore, the B. M. baseball
team was victorious 11-7. The high
point of the game was Carol Sea-
man’s home run for Bryn Mawr.
The team was defeated, however,
by Ursinus, 11-1, in a game which,
according to the captain was
“tragic” and “full of errors”.

The lacrosse team played Bal-
timore on Sunday, and with the
help of 6 Baltimore players—ow-
ing to a slight deficiency of num-
bers—defeated the others 3-2. The
team tied 3-3 with Beaver.

 

 

Campliments
of the
Haverford Pharmacy

Haverford

 

 

 

 

 

Peasant Skirts

Lancaster Avenue

 

A Cool Summer Outfit!

in Assorted Patterns
Off-the-Shoulder Blouses

of Cotton or Sheer Material

TRES CHIC SHOPPE

Bryn Mawr

 

 

 

Don’t Let Warm Weather Get You Down —

 

Drop in for a Cool Snack at

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She buys after reading the label! |

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NOTICES

Freshmen!
Freshmen are reminded that
they must be out of the halls with-
in 24 hours after their last exam.

Commencement
Mr. Patterson is chairman of
Commencement. Owing to the
number of degrees to be given,
there will be no outside speaker
this year.

Rock Rummage Sale
Rockefeller Hall collected $91.00
for the Drive in its recent Rum-
mage Drive.
Alumnae Reunions
The following classes will have
headquarters in various halls or

 

‘campus, May 31st through June |

3rd:
1897—Pembroke West
1912—-Pembroke East
1913—-Pembroke West
1914—-Rhoads South
1915—Denbigh
1922—Rhoads North

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MEET AT THE GREEK’S

Tasty Sandwiches
Refreshments

Lunches - Dinner

 

 

1931—East House
1932—Rhoads South
1933—Pembroke East
1934—Denbigh
1946—Rockefeller

 

 

 

 

Commencement

Gifts -

Richard Stockton

Lancaster Avenue

 

 

 

Dorothy Lamour

 

is

“My Favorite Brunette’. . .

CHESTERFIELD...

my favorite cigarette

 

“see Bob Hopes

new picture

"MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE"

co-starring

DOROTHY LAMOUR