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You.. all ye members of B. L. S.
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always be our song
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EVELYN MATHER and best of the land

Now we all meet in our hall toge'ther
Knowing that our ties shall never, never

sever
We are loyal and fervently confess
With all our heart we love dear B. L. S.
And when old age our short life is crowning
Mny thoughts of thee come, Dear Old

Browning.

CHORUS
Just a song of Browning
Sing it loud and clear
Sing to every meeting
Of every college year
Sing to all the nations
How we hold thee dear
And will ever think thee
Best of W. M. C.
The best of W. M. C.

SENIOR GIRLS SUFFER WEIRD

RITES TO ENTER SACRED J. G. C.

Another J. G. C. initiation has come
and gone, leaving behind it memories
which will not be easily forgotten by
the twenty-two senior girls who have
become the new members of the organi-
zation.

On Wednesday evening, October 0,
the dread summons camc to those who
wished to become members of J, G. C.
'1'11enext day found the campus literal-
ly swarming with treasure-hunting pir-
ates in striking costumes of brilliallt
hues. On Friday animated Statues of
Liberty roamed majestically around
wi th torches held aloft. At nine o'clock
on Friday night, those going through
the initiation entertained the rest of the
women students with an original play,
"The Condemned Soul." After the play,
final rites were administered in the J.
G. C. tower,