Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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THE .MARCH SNOW STORM IN ALBION 1 look out of my sindow At the snowstorm. At the whirl-dance of the hlindini; storm. No sk - abo e ; No earth below; .• sk ' . a uniserse of snow. A universe peopled with winded flakes Caught up, held there — Then flung on thru the air. Helpless, impotent against their dri - ing force The wind. The soul, the spirit of the storm. The howling, screeching spirit of the storm. One flake strikes against the glass But melts, insignificant thing! I watch it pass. But another comes: another comes aiul sta s. ,Another and another, until I am re- luctantly shut (lut. Baffled! The dance .uoes on without me. The wind laughs his derision. I low Is and passes on Slamming a door to tell us of his pass- ing. The wintlow stifles me: 1 fling it wide. The snow rushes in anel the wiml he- side. The wind-drnen flakes of snow and si eel Like ic fuigers smite m ' cheek. I ;uii part of the storm again. Oh. wnul and snow, let me remain! — hv Melbrca Piirkrr tiOOD HAN LOFT Jess Thomas I looking up at Utah Hotel in Salt Lake): Gosh, fellows, wouldn ' t that hold a lot of ha ? .Mr. W ' eisel: .Mr. Wilson. wi)ulLt ou like to be president of the L nited States? Hugh: .No. sir. .Mr. W.: Wh - Ikigh: There is no future in it. King was heard to make the follow- ing remark to a LrK in the show the other night: I beg vour pardon, but would you please read a little loLider as the piano sometimes prevents m hearint! oli. .Mr. Howard: When I was a bo I th(.)Ught nothing of chopping wood all da long. Homer Willi.ims: I lIou ' i think so much of it m sell. -Mel. ( )lsen: .M - girl ' s a terrible conniv er. Louis J.: How i lo (iu mean- .MeKui: . ll she asks is. ■Cjninive this - and Connixe that? .Mr. .McCarts-: The (.|uartel will now sing together. Iranccs llol o:ik: It ' s about lime . lone (I. : I low tlo ou like the w.u mv hat liis- L el n II. Line, but don ' t vinii ears e er uet tiretl? Page 120

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Colonial Ball --pill- (JlMMNc ' i (, cnl nl tin- Coloni.il ll.ill lln tar w.is characlcn licallx 1 colonial, l-oriy-c-i ht ,mrK m Marlha W ashin.yton costumes and powdered iL;s formed in sels on ihe lloor antl danced the minuet. l-hifis and the patriotic colors were Lised as i.lecoration. Althoiijih it was a disappomlment to not he ahle to obtain an orchestra on account of the storm, all lh:ise pnscnt enjoved thenisehes daiicm.u to the music of the 1-iectrola. II, M II.M.I, KI.CI I ' l ION Hansen Hall .t ii ' l pro ed charminj; hostesses at their annual reception held in the gvmnasium on the evenin,u of .March 2 . I he -xmnasium was artist icall ilecorated in the sprin- colors of pink, pale ,i;reen. and white. Punch was serxed from an attracti e decorated booth. Belore the dance, which furnished entertain- ment for the remainder of the evening, an eujoxable iM-o ' .:ram consistm,i; ot the loilowing numbers were ii wn . piano duet, l)orolh and 1 ranees Crow: balloon dance, group of Hansen Hall }iu s: pantomine. group of Hansen Hall girls; Kussian character dance, and Pierot lance. Irances f.row : ocal solos. Dorothx Deich; anl Spanish character dance. Prances Crow. . number of out-of-town guests were present. , ' dP S , ( I I I ' . I ' .AI-I. On March 0. the bo s ,,l the , club showed us then pepp abilit again m Ihe h rm of a ball. We are sure that b,.xs were repaid h.r iheir ethirls b the liood time that e er (ine had ' ;i!i co-i I ! poi k; . n e ent. which is looked lorward to h all the girls and bo s, so to speak, came on . pril 2(1, Hax seevP. ladies ,,1 high renown, dukes, children. h..reigners und all. were there to part, ike of tin- fountain of fun. We ha e one criticiMii- •and then came the ilawn. too soon ' Jl NIOI ' HOP On the evening ol .Ma IS. the Juniors called forth their wits and entertained facults and students at the junior Hop, Ihe daintv decor.ilions .ind excellent music matie e er ()ne happ ' and glad at heart, SP IOK-, l I MM l)A Old acciuaintances were renewed once again at the , lumni b.iiuiuet given in honor of the Seniors, alumni ami their guests on .May 2-i. Ihe alumni ilance at night ended the social affairs of the school sear of ' 2 ' ). Pane II

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