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miimii miMiMiiiitiiiitmr .......‘ ' iiijiiH i j 1 iiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiininiiiiinimiiiill Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. 28— ' First Senior hop of the season. 2— Uniforms arrive. Fish, Corporals and Senior Privates elated to find all are cut ‘‘officer’s style”. 3— Corporal’s and Senior Private’s hearts broken; their blouses have to be altered. Prof, dance at Shirley. Seniors get stuck for taking in “Hobo Extra.” 5 —-“Tacky” enters Bryan society. 11—Mess Hall burned. Haversacks issued and bread line started. 13—A. M. vs. ’Varsity. “Let’s forget it. ’ 15 —John Sharpe Williams Jr. ’08 and Miss Pauline Webb, a college favorite, married in Bryan. 17— “Alma, where do you live?” Something every Senior would like to know. 18— New Mess Hall completed and first meal served. 30—Thanksgiving Day. A. M. 22, Baylor 11; Scrubs 33, University of Dallas o. Thanksgiving hop. 1—Kitchen of Mess Hall burned tfor. z-ibn. fqc oK wic.w fsH KGTOff Ltry do toslelp or tfor -ieiz. h s su nee rs oscp HE SLEPT THROUGH BRERKfffST again. 2—Bachelor dance at Shirley. Seniors invited. 4— School suspended until January 5, 1912. 5— School reopens and Winter Term begins. 6— General” Huth rams eight Seniors for wearing “cits” to Bryan. 12—Quarantined against the world on account of meningitis. Harris can’t go to Houston nor Meece to Bryan. 19—Underwood and Meece about decided that quarantine is more confining than confinement. 21—Ammon Underwood heartbroken because he can’t visit the “Park”. 23—Quarantine raised. 6—Baseball practice begins. Ninety-three men out. 17—Senior dance at new Gym. inminniiiniiiiiniimiiimnniiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii 7
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IIII It .........................................................mil Feb. 21—Junior banquet. Sophs, stole the toastmaster. Feb. 22—George Washington’s Birthday. Fine day for sleeping. Feb. 23—Gale Cretcher and Horace Boyett create sensation by appearing at supper in uniform. Feb. 24—First annual carnival a t t h e new Gym. Mar. 1—First Junior Prom. Mar. 9—Engineer - Bug- hunter debate. Victory for the “Bugs”. Mar. 25—Baseball, A. M. vs. Houston league. Mar. 30—April 1, annual hike to Brazos. Apr. 8-9—Annual inspec¬ tion by U. S. Army officer. Apr. 9—Baseball, A. M. vs. Austin College. Apr. 10—Davis-LeRoche wedding. Apr. n-13—Baseball, A. M. vs. Mississippi College. Apr. 15-16—Baseball, A. M. vs. T. C. U. Apr. 19—Ross Volunteer hop. Apr. 19-20—Baseball, A. M. vs. Baylor. Apr. 26-27—State Interscholastic Track Meet. May 3-4—Baseball, A. M. vs. Trinity. .........SBi iUiiiiiiliiiiiSiii ' ' 1 ill iiiiiiiiuiiiuiiimiiiiiiiiiuiiuiimiiuiuiiuiiuiiiuiui 1 p 11 iiiis! 8
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