THE JUNIORS FOREVER When the four classes assembled Thursday morning, every girl, with the exception of Eleanor, was in her seat.

Her absence created considerable comment, and it was a matter of speculation as to whether she had purposely absented herself or really had been suspended.
After conducting opening exercises, Miss Thompson pronounced sentence on the culprits.

They were to forfeit their recess, library and all other privileges until the end of the term.

They must turn in two themes every week of not less than six hundred words on certain subjects to be assigned to them.

If, during this time, any one of them should be reported for a misdemeanor, they were to be suspended without delay.
Their penalty was far from light, but they had not been suspended, and so they resolved to endure it as best they might.
Grace Harlowe felt a load lifted from her mind when Miss Thompson publicly announced that she had not received any information from either Mabel Allison or the Phi Sigma Tau.
"Thank goodness, none of us were concerned in that affair," she told the members of her basketball team at recess.