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Dear Pallette: = July a few weighty
words to let you know how grieved and
sorry I am for that truly moble and
growing institution, called the V.S.A,
for having elected me‘ its new president
Already presidential cares rest heavily
upon my Slender shoulders. For one
thing, that graduation dinner! I shall
become prematurely grey over this
affair, a perfect! scandalous task to
impose. upon one inthe first days of
office, The very idea of proposing a
toast makes ne fecl woak at the knees
and my throat dry. Menus, invitations
corsages, otc,, are becoming positive
nightmares, bub 2 shall go bravely
forth and do my duty.

~ Now thatthis is all’:off my mind, I
want to wish the graduating class of

-1935 the’best of luck, now that they

are leaving the school, and to hope for
years of success inifront of them, A
special word for Mary-Jane Kildall, our
retiring president, who served us so
well last year. I know we are all
sorry to sce thom go and hope the samo
will be said for us next June. Also I
wish to give a vote of thanks to Mr,
and Mrs, Scott for the many vory in-
teresting club moetings wo have held at
their home,

I will now wish you doar Pallotte tho

‘bost of luck and may you carry on and

with the school grow biggor and better
overy yoar,

-- Joyco Benson

- . ee

SWAN SONG

One hears that it is always hard to say
good-bye. I think that I om going to
find it so. If I wore gifted with lit-
orary eloquence, which I om not, or
could aspire to an imitation of Gor-
trudo Stien,which I will not, then pos-
sibly this articlo might provo oither
interesting or diverting; but since my
eapabilities arc only what thoy are I
must be content with simply “goodebyo,"
And yot it is hard to faco with such
finality tho ond of four very wondorful
years == or is it months? It scoms al-
most oasior to boliovo that it is--and
the associations they have brought. Es-
pecially this last year whon it has
boon my privilogo to havo a position
of somo rosponsibility amongst you, and
though I shall not try to make oxcuses
for my shortcomings, for tho many
things I might have donc, or havo dono
botter, but did not or could not, still
I want to say how very much I have cne
joyed it and how vory much I shall miss
ite =

To your now prosident congratulations
Though the job mey somctimos bo trying
it is vory worth while. To hor go my
best wishos for o successful yoor,.

And to you again good-bye, I havo
come to the cond. And yot thoy say that
‘it is not tho ond but moroly the be+
ginning. I try to roalize that thoy
are right.

-- MaryeJane Kildnll

Dear Pallette: - duly a few weighty
words to let you know how grieved and
sorry Iam for that truly noble and
growing institution, called the V.S.A.
for having elected mo its new president
Already presidential cares rest heavily
upon my slender shoulders. For one
thing, that graduation dinner! I shall
become prematurely grey over this
affair, a perfect? scandalous task to
impose upon one in tho ¢. days of
office, The vory idda of proposing a
toast makes 0 fool yoak at tho Imoos
and my throat dry. Monus, invitations
corsages, ote., are becoming positive
nightmares, but I shall go bravoly
forth and do my duty.

Now that this is all off my mind, I
want to wish tho graduating class of
1935 the’bost of luck, now that thoy
are leaving tho school, and to hope for
years of success in‘front of thom, A
Spocial word for Mary-Jane Kildall, our
Fetiring president, who sorved us so
well last yoar, I know wo ore all
sorry to sce thom go and hope the samo
will be said for us noxt Juno, Also I
wish to give a voto of thanks to lr,
and Mrs. Scott for tho mony vory in-
terosting club moctings wo have held at
their home,

I will now wish you doar Pallotto tho
Bost of luck and my you carry on and
with tho school grow biggor and botter
covery yoar,

= Joyeo Bonson

SWAN SONG
Ono hoars that it is always hard to say

good=byo. I think that I om going to
find it so, If I wore giftod with’ lit-
orary eloquonee, wich I om not, or
could aspire to an imitation of Gor-
trudo Stion,which I will not, thon pos-
sibly this articlo might prove cithor
interosting or diverting; but since my
ecopabilities arc only what thoy aro I
must bo contont with simply "good-byo."
find yot it is hard to faco with such
finality tho ond of four vory wondorful
yours =- or is it months? It sooms al-
most oasior to boliovo that it is--and
the associations thoy have brought. Es-
pocially this last year whon it has
boon my privilogo to havo « position
of somo rosponsibility amongst you, and
though I shall not try to make oxcuses
for my shortcomings, for tho many
things I might havo donc, or havo dono
dottor, but did tot or could not, still
I want to say how vory much I havo one
joyod it and how vory much I shall miss
it, ?

To your now prosidont congratulations
Though tho job mey somotimos bo trying
it is vory worth while. To hor go my
dost wishos for a succossful yoor,

And to you again good-bye, I havo
como to tho ond. And yot thoy say that
it is not tho ond but moroly tho bo«
ginning, I try to roalizo that thoy
aro right.

o- Mary-Jano Kildnli