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. Arsenal Cannon (January 1920). Vs presenting in interpretative dance, entitled, The Pipers Dream,with Mary as the piper. The Gym I class gave a wand drill and the Gym IV class theMoonlight Mazurka. Again Mary Williams came into the limelight when she gave areading entitled, Watchin the Sparkin. A folk dance and relay game were given by the Gym II pupils. Six girls from Gym III, including Marjorie Woodruff, Eleanor Mc-Collough, Wilma Mikesell, June Hefner, Elizabeth Schmidt, MaxineTilford and Edith Martin, staged the March Militare. A basketball game between the Shining Six and the Tech Torna
. Arsenal Cannon (January 1920). Vs presenting in interpretative dance, entitled, The Pipers Dream,with Mary as the piper. The Gym I class gave a wand drill and the Gym IV class theMoonlight Mazurka. Again Mary Williams came into the limelight when she gave areading entitled, Watchin the Sparkin. A folk dance and relay game were given by the Gym II pupils. Six girls from Gym III, including Marjorie Woodruff, Eleanor Mc-Collough, Wilma Mikesell, June Hefner, Elizabeth Schmidt, MaxineTilford and Edith Martin, staged the March Militare. A basketball game between the Shining Six and the Tech Torna-does concluded the entertainment. EXPRESSION ORGANIZATION This semester the three Expression I classes under the direction ofMiss Farman, organized clubs which met during the class meetings were called to order, and all business was carried on bythe president. Each class had a constitution, by-laws and five weeks the officers were changed, thus giving all the mem-bers a chance to hold an office. 9 ?. THE CANNON STAFF
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