To a member, the class was in favor of the proposed contest.

One after another the members rose to voice their approval, and when the president called for a rising vote every member was instantly on her feet.
"You understand that we shall require permission from the president of the college before we can officially announce the contest," Arline reminded the class.

"I will appoint Miss Dean, Miss Harlowe and Miss Wade to call upon the president and obtain his permission.

Then the play committee will see to the advertising of the contest." Before the meeting closed, Anne Pierson, Miriam Nesbit, Ruth Denton and Elfreda Briggs were appointed to serve on the play committee and the date of the production of the play was set for the Friday of the fifth week after the Easter vacation.

It was also decided that Lecture Hall, which boasted of a stage and several sets of scenery, and would hold a goodly audience, should be used for the occasion.
Within the next three days Miss Duncan and Dr.Hepburn, instructors, respectively, in English and Latin, and Dr.Darrow, professor of Oratory and Dramatic Expression, had been interviewed and had consented to act as judges.