SPORT SHORTS SPRING has come once more. That means gardeners are out digging in Lester Park flower beds and lilacs bursting forth and robins singing and stuff like that. And out with the rest of the spring things are Weber girls in their white shorts, chasing tennis balls around the courts, wielding baseball bats under the supervision of Mae Welling, or just lying picturesquely on the grass getting suntanned. Track boys work up a lather bounding down the walks in trunks and gym shoes and CPT's 1. BLANCHE CHAMBERLAIN GETS READY TO MAKE A HOME RUN FOR THE TEAM. 2. BLOSSOMS, SHIRLEY MILLS, AND VAN NANCE A HAPPY TRIO FOR A SPRING AFTERNOON. 3. BETTY PETERSON PUTS HER TENNIS RACQUET TO AN ATTRACTIVE USE. 4. EDUCATION TAKES TO THE OUTDOORS MR. WEST AND THE GERMAN V CLASS. can be seen any afternoon playing handball against a backdrop of budding leaves. Spring fever is here right on schedule. A few progressive professors solve the problem by taking classes into the park en masse for the study of German or First Aid. Some other people let education get along by itself and go off in pairs to drowse amid the blossoms. This is a good time of the year for camera fiends, too, and we're printing on these pages the results of an afternoon's hunting expedition with tripod and ciroflex. 5. CHARLES PENNINGTON AND ED REED STRIKE AN ATHLETIC POSE FOR THE CAMERA. 6. GRANT MACARTHUR, ED REED, HOWARD ROTH, AND JOE SMURTHWAITE MAKE A TOTTERING PYRAMID. 7. JOE SMURTHWAITE WINDS UP FOR A SWIFT ONE OVER THE PLATE. 8. MISSED IT! VERLE PETERSON PLAYS BALL IN NOTHING MUCH BUT HIS MUSCLES.