| do more this week than I have done, I should like to see him. When you take a basketball trip and give a play all in one week, you almost feel as if you had done your duty by the co-eds for a while. Monday nite we practiced the play until 12. Tuesday morning we left for West Virginia and played Concord that nite. Good game; had a dance af- ter the game. It was fun. Played Bluefield College Wed- nesday night. Tied them but it was a rotten game. Left Bluefield Thursday morning, gave a dress rehearsal of our play to the boys' Dramatic Club at three. The boys were wonderful with the appreciation. Practiced the play all this morning. Well, we presented "Adam and Eva" tonight. We were favored with an unusually appreciative audience which was lavish with its praise. We feel, though that the most of the credit for our success should go to the coaches. They were wonderful. February 14. Another buffet supper, only we were guests this time. The Home Ec sophomores entertained the "Adam and Eva" caste, and served us a delicious supper. March 2. I played my last game of basketball for Tech tonight. That's awful to think about. I have en- joyed the four years that I have played here. This is just one of the last things that we will do for Tech. The party for the girls afterward. Well we can break training now. March 19. Physical Ed. Exhibition tonight and the co-eds were ushers. It was lots of fun to dress up in white with red sashes, the latter borrowed from cadets, and officiate as ushers. The hit of the evening was the Sailor's Hornpipe given by the freshman co-eds. March 23. Our fame in large quantity cookery has gone abroad. One of the ladies of the town, knowing how efficient we were last term, asked us to help her give a reception for her brand new daughter-in-law. It was a regular frolic. More fun and more cats than you ever saw. |