Lasell leaves . ou brew, For it isnt the school,But only you. APROPOS OF BROTHERS (Continued from page 7) his arms about her. They are no longermasked, but it is so dark we cannot see theirfaces. Hush! They kiss! C-C-Crash! The door behind us swingswide. The witch springs forth unmasked. Heis a little boy, with a roguish, freckly eyes snap with glee. He giggles! HowPierrot and Pierrette jump! She shrinks backfrom him. In the light that comes from theopen door we can see her face. It is EllenLu whom we met eight long years ago. Sheis beautiful! Her face is flushed! Her eyesare bright w
Lasell leaves . ou brew, For it isnt the school,But only you. APROPOS OF BROTHERS (Continued from page 7) his arms about her. They are no longermasked, but it is so dark we cannot see theirfaces. Hush! They kiss! C-C-Crash! The door behind us swingswide. The witch springs forth unmasked. Heis a little boy, with a roguish, freckly eyes snap with glee. He giggles! HowPierrot and Pierrette jump! She shrinks backfrom him. In the light that comes from theopen door we can see her face. It is EllenLu whom we met eight long years ago. Sheis beautiful! Her face is flushed! Her eyesare bright with anger ! You! she cries, pointing at the little fel-low. The child laughs. That was my trick! he squeals, pointinghis finger at brave Pierrot. I knew you andher was in love. Now I can prove it to mam-ma, and he rushes in the door again. Ellen Lu turns to Pierrot. Shall she laughor cry? That? That? Oh, Pierrot, that is— ismy baby brother! and she hides her face inthe shelter of his arms. Dorothy Messenger. f. On September 18, Lasell opened her doorsto welcome her 1923-4 family, which crowdedthe halls with old girls and new. It is need-less to speak of the joy the old girls felt atbeing back again, and the new girls, in spiteof the strangeness of it all, seemed glad, course there were no classes, but everyone was busy attending to her program andin talking over the summers events. Thenthere were a few changes in Lasell which hadto be discussed: one of these was the formalopening of the Library, into which the oldChapel had been transformed. We are all de-lighted with the new arrangement, the cen-tral location, the spacious room and abundantlight. Thursday morning we were genuinelyglad to find ourselves in the Chapel and to hearthe rules and regulations set forth by Dr. Win-slow and Mr. Towne. Wednesday night, September 19, we all en-joyed an informal get-together dance in theassembly room. The orchestra, which hadplayed during the dinner hour, furnished themusic and e
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