James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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January 11. — Seniors give a banquet in honor of Miss Harrington and Mr. Heatwole. January 13-14-15. — Annual Stall: campaign and elections. Beware! January 13. — Mystery! great consternation! Mr. Burruss disappears. He leaves written lessons. Oh-h-h-h me! January 14. — Miss Harrington lea -es. Kindergartners go into mourning. January 16. — Miss Porter, Territorial Secretary of the Y. W. C. A. January 17. — Effects of War upon the Race — Dr. Jordan. January 22. — 1(J:30 p. m. — Commotion in Room 63! Horrors! A muff! January 25. — Lanier Debate: Resolved, that the average examination is a fair test of knowledge. Basketball — Seniors vs. Sophomores. February 1. — Why so sad and gloomy? Mr. Heatwole ' s gone. February 6. — Basketball — Sophomores defeat the Juniors, 19-8. February 7. — ' Junior Circus. Peanuts! Popcorn! Buffalo Bill! February 15. — Basketball — Seniors are victorious. Poor Juniors! February 22. — The George Washington German. Where is the punch? February 28. — The Spanish Gypsies! February 29. — Annual Staff in smiles. March 4. — Professor Heck talks to us about hygienic habits. March 5. — Professor Heck talks again. Wet your brooms! March 6. — Professor Heck still talking. March 7. — Modern Triumphs of Industrial Chemistry — Professor Graham Edgar. Is rubber made from isopreme or ice-cream? March 10. — Cambridge Players. Do you remember the program-me?

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ALENDAR September 25. Septemler 26 September 3U. October 31. — XoNcmber 2.- No ' ember 21. Xo ember 21 Xo -ember 28 December 2.— December 4.- — We ' re coming, we ' re coming, our bra e and loyal band. . — Rece;jtion to new students. — Daughters of the Confederacy. Spooks I Witches! Suftragettes ! Horrors! Scothind by tlie Light of a Lantern. -Who ' s who at the Normal. Seniors at last! — Ihanksgix ' ing migration begins. —Oh. that ham and turkey dinner! December 7 December 13. December 14. De:e:iiber 12- December 1 8 January 2. — [anuary lU.— S-e-n-i-o-r P-r-i- -i-l-e-g-e-s. All things come to those who wait. Lee Exening with Hiawatha. — Y. W. C. A. Bazaar. Maidens All Forlorn. Shadowgraphs! The oyiter- man swims the Hellespont. — Practice teachers entertain the grade teachers. Downfall of China and the overflow of Greece. 18.— Cram! Exam! ? ! Trunks! — H-O-M-E. ! t -Schuberts. How would you like to be a little yaller dog like me?

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March 14. — Sophomore-SL-nior haskethall game. ' ()lley ball — l eds i ' . . Blues. March 17-20. — Important days. March 21. — Easter Holiday begins. March 24. — Massaniitten Chapter of the Camp I ' ire (jlrls goes to Massa- netta Springs on a picnic. March 25. — Where is the Annual Staff? Measles! Tonsilitis! Nerxous Breakdown! March 26. — Back again, ready for the home run. March 28. — Education for Citizenship — Professor Hundley. March 29. — Pictures! Pictures! Pictures! March 31. — Reports! Where do you stand? With loyal students, faithful to their books. Half-and-half idlers, hardy recusants, Or honest dunces? April 19 — Seniors plant ivy from Warwick Castle. April 25. — Miss Eearless and Co. — Massanutten Camp F ' ire Girls. May 1. — May Day Festival. May 20. — Coburns arrive. Henry V. May 21. — Iphigenia in Tauris. Comedy of Errors. June 6. — The Gentle Shepherd. June 8. — Commencement Sermon. June 9. — Field Day Exercises. Annual exhibit of Class-work. Annual meeting of ' Alumnae Association. President ' s Reception to Students. June 10. — Commencement Day. Class Day Exercises. Finals. June 1 1. — Gone !