Dignity places hers on the shoulders of a young flapper, who looks up startled; Flapperism laughingly drapes hers with a stylish twist on the most serious one in the class; Studiousness passes hers on to a weak, trembling group who are noted for being in a "cond'tional state."

Courage calls forth those who are expecting an invitation from the Student Council to visit them in the council room, and leaves her mantle to be used by each in turn.

Timidity surprises the over-confident with the proffer of her robe.

Lovelornness, with a sly look, drops hers over the arm of the book-worm, so that the book is hidden, and with a laugh directs her look to Fifth Street.

(Title flashes on the screen) "The President's Farewell Address."

"The above elusive properties we leave with the sincere hope that the actors who succeed us will find them usable and valuable, and that the tone of the future performances will be raised by the judicious use of such properties.

"In case, however, the actors of the future fail to note our bequest, we leave with President Wright a tangible evidence of our erstwhile presence and of the great love we bear our Alma Mater.

"May the gift bring to East Carolina Teachers College all the good that we are wishing for her."

Act "X"

Time: Anytime between 1928-'48 Place: Everywhere. Scene l - Schoolroom

School bell ringing; rushing of feet into the class room, quieting of tongues; lessons being recited; children "staying in" after school; parents vis'ting; bells ringing for close of school; commencement exercises. Lovelornness in the center of every group, with show of courage and dignity, at the close left alone.

(Title flashes on the screen) "Ah, Woe is me.' When will he come?"

Scene 2- Cupid's Bulletin Board

Engagement ring, announcement party, showers being attended; Dignity the center of attractions; trousseau being planned and bought; announcements being mailed; wedding hells pealing forth; the vows are spoken; Courage gets a glimpse of even Timidity fleeing from a shower of rice. (Title flashes on the screen) "School teachers of all kinds go the same way; few are left old maids."

Scene 3- The Home,

Hollyhocks and larkspur surrounding a small bungalow; playground equipment in one side of the yard; children's happy voices and excited laughter echoing around the house; father coming home to lunch; the family seated around the dining room table; the mother with a faint resemblance of Lovelornness of old at the head of the table, smiling at her happy family. (Title flashes on the screen) "How much sweeter to be teaching your own."

Scent 4 - The Few Lelt. Spotlight on each in a different secne.

Courage doing wonderful missionary work in China; Studiousness back at her Alma Mater teaching North Carolina History to her classmates' daughters; Flapperism, weathered with age. acting as private secretary to President Wright.

(Title flashes on the screen) "Our vocation is to serve others."

-Alls Well That End's Well!" FINIS