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"I "/ ~ Gfub c::=LJa,t ce- ~l\lne Belle DonaldsonT he gi rls selected Washington's birthdayfor their annual "spree" of paying bills andacting as escorts to dates of their ownchoosing.The pinster kip, sponsored by 1ortarBoard, took place at the Blue Bucket Inn.mart new styles formally heralded spring;although a few unfortunate men, havingfailed to conceal their gala attire from theones who did not rate invitations, had toappear wearing cords.The tunes were furnished by the BlueBucket Band, and the girls imported BudWi lson, W. . C.'s versatile vibraphonist,as feature soloist. Patronesses were DeanPermeal F rench, Miss Ida I ngalls, and MissDorothy Fredri ckson." omething decidedly new in dances,"was the comment of those attending the" I" Club Carnival held March 17 in theM emorial Gymnasium. T he carnival combineddancing and exhibitions of the variousminor sports, providing a variation fromthe usual run of dances.The coronation of Frances DuSault 'T 'queen was the main event of the evening.Plans for the affair were in charge ofOrville chmitz and a committee consistingof !fax Eiden, Nels Fowles, and H oldenBowler.Patrons and patronesses were Mr. andMrs. Leo Calland, Mr. and Mrs. R alphH utchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson,Mr. and Mrs. R ich Fox, and Glenn J acoby.Orville Schmitl··· *