Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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FROM DAY TO DAY SEPTEMBER ll. Organization ol the College Christian Endeavor. SEPTEMBER 12. Registration: Y Mixer held in the Gym. There's nothing like getting oii to a good start with a welcome to old and new students. SEPTEMBER 13. First class sessions with the Professors trying to make their first impressions good. Registra- tion to date 114. SEPTEM.BER 14. Y. W. Cabinet meet- ing. Everyone is busy getting ac- quainted with newcomers. The first prayer meeting ol the school year held. ' SEPTEMBER 15. Old students still straggling in. The lirst Gospel Vol- unteer Meeting is held with a fare- well to Rev. Crane. -2 SEPTEMBER 16. Zeta and Philo Hike- Moonlight. stick-tights. and plenty ol fun tor all. SEPTEMBER 17. Baseball game. old and new fellows. Coach Howard is making Saturday afternoons inter- esting for the unoccupied. SEPTEMBER 18. Students meet the new pastor ot College Park Church. Rev. C. E. Carlson. SEPTEMBER 19. Class officers are elected and first class meetings held. SEPTEMBER 20. Choir personell posted. SEPTEMBER 22. Volunteers meet and elect oliicers. Editor of Ft. Wayne News-Sentinel spoke in Chapel. Hon. A. K. Remmel. SEP'l'ElVlBER 23. State Inspector. Mr. Mahan. inspired those bright and smiling laces as well as the good behavior. SEPTEIVIBER 26. Student council elect- ed. Revs. Nagel and Ronald Hotf- man here for tall visitation. OCTOBER 2. Installation ot oliicers lor College Christian Endeavor. OCTOBER 3. Freshman-Iunior Party at Yates Park. Weiner Roast. Soph's where were you? OCTOBER 5. Sophomore comeback: Sophomore-Freshman iight over flag. OCTOBER 7. Hay Rack ride. A com- bination ot hi.lls. thrills and chills. OCTOBER 10. First Y. W. Cabinet meeting. Carl Sandburg appeared in person. at the M. E. Church. Sev- eral H. C. Students enjoyed the lecture. OCTOBER 13.-Ex-congressman David 1-I. Hogg in chapel. OCTOBER 14. Freshman Day. What a collection oi weird characters. OCTOBER 17. Seniors treat Sopho- mores to hot hamburgers. OCTOBER 18. College C.E. retreat to Y. M. C. A. Building to plan work for the year. OCTOBER 21. Zeta enjoys a program of music. OCTOBER 23. Men's quartette sings at Grayston Chapel. Breakdown in heating system. so Church Services were held in College Auditorium. OCTOBER 24. PENNYl PENNY! Wl'lO'S GOT A PENNY? Iunior Penny Sup- per. oi course. OCTOBER 25. Second Student Council Meeting. OCTOBER 27. Dr. Homer Gettle. opti- cian of Ft. Wayne, speaks in Chapel. OCTOBER 28. Zeta and Philo. OCTOBER 30. Halloween party at the Gym-apples. cocoa. and doughnuts. NOVEMBER 4. Studied Operas in Zeta under direction of Pauline Scholl. NOVEMBER 5. Y. P. M. B. Rally at Messick. NOV'ElVlBER 6. Revival Services start at College Church. NOVEMBER 7. Election Day. Students get reports of their own state elec- tions. NOVEMBER 9. McCoy in Chapel. Mid- Semester.