The round-up (1915) (14783529455)

Identifier: roundup00bayl_3 (find matches)
Title: The round-up
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Baylor University
Subjects: Baylor University College yearbooks Christian universities and colleges
Publisher: Waco, Tex. : Baylor University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive



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a District School.The girls were dressed in short aprons, their hair done in pig-tails, and containingnumerous bows of variegated baby ribbon. The idea of a school of the creek-forkvariety was carried out, with slick-haired school-marm, and big-eyed pupils strivingto show off before the visiting trustees. A delightful program was given—one of theside-splitting kind. A more stately and dignified affair, perhaps, though none the less clever, was theFreshman reception, held in G. B. Hall. The decorations were in the class colors—red and grey. Beautiful grey moss twined around the posts, clung to the walls, andcovered most artistically the well and the Old Oaken Bucket, from which six girlsdaintily dressed in red crepe—paper dresses—served punch. A good program wasrendered, after which refreshments, also in class colors, were served. The last numberof the evening was a series of toasts, which tended to bind the class more closelytogether, and to make them all Baylor born and bred.
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