The Banyan 1941
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GLORIA TANNER . . . home-ec minded vice president with ti- tian-tinted toupee . . . put the part of her heart she didn't give to a missionary boy friend in helping put over snappy class programs . . . ably directed prom assembly displaying rare industry and charm.
ELAINE BROCKBANK . . come- ly actress-secretary . . . kept one careful eye on the class funds and the other on a lad named Bill . . . backed the actions of fellow officers with a ready smile and a willing hand.
With "Cowboy" Turley in... the saddle, the class of '42 rode the campus with "wim, wigor, and witality." From tKe silvery ele- gance of their prom, Utopia in Ice, to the extra-silky texture of their masculine beards and the pulchritude of their maidens, jun- iors enjoyed a year of fun and achievement.
Teamwork and neat pitching won them the class basketball tourney.
The Christmas daoce sponsored by the juniors gave student vacationers a sendoff with the real yuletide spirit. Juniors back- ed all inter-class parties, including the rol- ler-skating spree, the barn dance, and the Snow Carnival, with tireless efforts and en- thusiasm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GLORIA TANNER . . . home-ec minded vice president with ti- tian-tinted toupee . . . put the part of her heart she didn't give to a missionary boy friend in helping put over snappy class programs . . . ably directed prom assembly displaying rare industry and charm.
ELAINE BROCKBANK . . come- ly actress-secretary . . . kept one careful eye on the class funds and the other on a lad named Bill . . . backed the actions of fellow officers with a ready smile and a willing hand.
With "Cowboy" Turley in... the saddle, the class of '42 rode the campus with "wim, wigor, and witality." From tKe silvery ele- gance of their prom, Utopia in Ice, to the extra-silky texture of their masculine beards and the pulchritude of their maidens, jun- iors enjoyed a year of fun and achievement.
Teamwork and neat pitching won them the class basketball tourney.
The Christmas daoce sponsored by the juniors gave student vacationers a sendoff with the real yuletide spirit. Juniors back- ed all inter-class parties, including the rol- ler-skating spree, the barn dance, and the Snow Carnival, with tireless efforts and en- thusiasm.
What to read after The Banyan 1941?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brigham Young University to read onlineMoreLess
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