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tb-lkttUx iaifs SEPTEMBER 26 Registration day. New girls? Well. I guess! 27 Immortal horrors! Classes begin. 28 Faculty Reception. 29 Movies— As You Like It. OCTOBER 5 Y. W. C. A. Reception. 6 Old Girls beat New Girls, 11-1. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Burruss entertain Post-graduates. 12 Mr. and Mrs. Burruss entertain Seniors. 15 Seniors enter dark regions— practice teaching! 20 State Board and ice-cream for dinner. Dr. Sanger entertains Seniors. Miss Shaeffer entertains Glee Club. 26 Miss Flenniken talks. Girls begin to pledge for soldiers. 31 Critic Teachers, assisted by spooks, entertain. Miss Lancaster and Miss Corbett entertain faculty at candy pull.
NOVEMBER 1 Honorable James F. Stuteman speaks in ehapel on Food Conservation. 2Student War Relief Fund $700 pledged. High School Club gives dance. Orchestra. Oh, joy! 3Concert by Chicago Orchestral Choir. 11 World-wide week of prayer begins. 16 Exam. On what? Oh, just general information. 19Enter Mrs. Hannibal Williams in Romeo and Juliet. 20 Gallery of Shakespeare ' s Women. 1 An Hour with the Brownings. 23 Some more exams! U.S. History and Grammar. Ignorance 24 is bliss. 28 Thanksgiving guests, turkey, cranberry sauce, cocktails. 31 Senior-Alumna? game, 12-3. DECEMBER 9Junior-Sophomore game, 16-6. 20 The impossible has happened! Exams are over, and we ' re alive. 21 We are homeward bound, That ' s a wonderful, wonderful sound. JANUARY 3 Tears of joy! We are back at school. 14 Professor Montraville Wood lectures. Student body gyrates in wonder. 18 Seniors plant linden tree in Chapel. 21 Change tables. Normal Revolution; 25 Seniors win from Sophs, 4-3. 26 Senior Circus. FEBRUARY 3 Bomb explodes in Ashby Hall — darkness reigns on porch. 8 Soph-Freshman game, 12-0. 15 Juniors overcome Freshmen, 18-8. 17 Grape-fruit for breakfast! 23 Sophomore Dance. 28 Seniors win from Freshmen, 8-3. MARCH 16 Eggs for breakfast. 22 Senior- Junior Civil War Peace terms, 10-25. 23 Junior Vaudeville. 29 Easter Holiday.
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