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sary that all girls who are to receive
awards be present, for they must be
there in person to accept them. They
are not given otherwise.

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have been selling
asked to turn in the
ing tickets immedi-
awson so that a re-
iay be made.

I sports should
if possible.

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cers for the
rear will take
is afternoon
[1 hall. Im-
installation
of class com-j

freshman

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having funds
ue campaign
treasurer of
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A once, This

Wednesday night, May 31, will again
mark the passing on of classes in the
annual Lantern night ceremonies in
which all the girl of the University
will take part.
The old tradition, revived in 1919
after a lapse of five. years, symbolizes
the passing on of their torches by the
senior women to the girls of the jun-
ior class. The seniors, in their caps
and gowns, lead the march to the tune
of the Lantern night song, and are fol-
lowed by the other classes who com-
plete the march by forming in an "M"
back of the seniors. The seniors then
give their lanterns to the juniors di--
rectly in back of them, changing places
with them in the line as they do so.-
The ceremony is completed with the
singing of "The Yellow and Blue."
As has been the custom in the first.
three years, the annual Field day ex-
ercises will be held in the afternoon
before the Lantern night ceremony.
At 5 o'clock the final events in ,all
class sports will be played off. Then
a picnic supper will be held, which is
usually attended by the girls in groups
from their respective houses. Each
house brings its own lunch, and after
supper, the interval beforeadark is
taken up with the singing of house
songs by the various groups.
Before the Lantern night ceremony
begins, the awards will be gien to the
girls who have won honor points in
the Women's Athletic association.
These will be presented by the presi-
dent of the lassociation. It is neces-
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Because of the rainy weather yester-
day afternoon, the me~ting of the old
and new cabinets of the Y. W. C. A.
which was to have taken the form of
a picnic supper up at the Island, was
held at Newberry hall. Discussion this
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