. The Rotunda . er narrative and lyricverse. The students of the college willbe the more interested in the bookbecause it was written by an alumna,Mollie DuPuy, and illustrated by JuliaAlexander, another former student. DR. DIEHL ADDRESSES PI KAPPA OMEGA The Jongleurs at Hampden-Sydneyare busy practising for the play Out-ward Bound which will be presentedMarch 30 in the S. T. C. your dates early, girls! Rememberits leap year. The members of Pi Kappa Omegaand their friends had the opportunityof hearing a very beautiful talk byDr. Frederick Diehl at their annualopen meeting Friday
. The Rotunda . er narrative and lyricverse. The students of the college willbe the more interested in the bookbecause it was written by an alumna,Mollie DuPuy, and illustrated by JuliaAlexander, another former student. DR. DIEHL ADDRESSES PI KAPPA OMEGA The Jongleurs at Hampden-Sydneyare busy practising for the play Out-ward Bound which will be presentedMarch 30 in the S. T. C. your dates early, girls! Rememberits leap year. The members of Pi Kappa Omegaand their friends had the opportunityof hearing a very beautiful talk byDr. Frederick Diehl at their annualopen meeting Friday night. Dr. Diehl pointed out the fact thatwhile scholarship in a very worthyaim it is not the only aim that stu-dents with a well rounded life musthave. Scholarship with service is theaim of the society and it is the aimwhich the speaker said would giveone earthly immortality and com-plete happiness. Dr. Diehl is himself such a scholaras he described as the ideal and histalk was an inspiration to his DR. J. L. JARMAN when hefirst took over the office aspresident of the College. PI KAPPA OMEGA HAS BANQUET Polly Riddle, Mildred Lohr, CorneliaDickinson, Katherine Hatch, MabelGrossclose, Elva Hedly De La Barre,and Rosalind Harrell returned for thePi Kappa Omega Founders Day ban-quet held in the Tea Room Fridaynight. The banquet room was unusuallybeautiful, colors of the society beingcarried out in the bowls of roses androse tapers in silver candle stickswhich composed the decorations. The favors were shoulder corsagesof roses and sweet peas which addedanother note of color to the occasion. WISDOM When I have ceased to break my wingsAgainst the faultiness of thingsAnd learn that compromises waitBehind each hardly opened I can look life in the calm and very coldly will have given me the truth,And taken in exchange my youth. —Sara Teasdale According to The White Topper,in a basketball game between the fa-culty at Emory and Henry and thereg
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