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

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Monday, March I2-The new lerm is slarl- ed in a big way-wilh an earlhquake. The 'firsl 'rremor was aboul' 8:20. Really-one oi lhe mos+ inleresling class periods oi +he year. School is dismissed for 'rhe day, and we lie around on 'rhe grass wailing expeclanlly lor 'rhe buildings +o fall-buf sad 'ro say. +hey don'+. There is anolher frernor al Il:OO, and olhers lhrough Jrhe day. If we do say so--an earrhquake is a splendid way of discovering polenlrial 'rrack leam malerial. Tuesday, March I3-This evening fhe play, Slave Wi+h Two Faces. is presenled 'ro us. This is +he conlesl play which is +o be 'raken 'ro Gooding--we can'+ really call il enjoyable, because if is loo gruesome-bu+ il' was very well presenled. Wednesday, March I4--Shure, an' we're Irish, Too. A washerwoman who well deserves a brogue an inch 'rhick flirls wi+h an Irish laddie Ihal would please any coIIeen's hearl. The iigs are as sprighlly as you please. Ahh-An' The Irishman lhal sings wraps our hearl-sirings 'round his Ii+'rIe finger wilh his lv1o+her Ma- cree. In 'rhe evenin'. as a li++in' end for a grand day, fhe Irishmen have a banquel- Shure, Ihey kepf 'rhe pig in Jrhe parlor-An' lhaf was Irish. loo. Sunday, March I8-Aboard a iruck and off we go 'ro visil +he 'quake zone. So Ihis is 'rhe place where all 'rhe upheaval we fell was cen- Jrered! There was an awful Io+ of shaking for iusi a Iillle break in The ear'rh like This! Wednesday, March 2I-The Cornish Hall girls lal any rale. a represenlalion of 'rheml give us a program varied by 'rheir respeclive gifls from nalure. There is a piano solo. read- ing, dancing. and singing. No wonder l wanf a girl-Jusl like lhe girl-Thai married dear old dad. We girls of 'roday wouldn'+ mind peeping flirlaliously from 'rhe side oi a cule li++Ie parasol like Thai, eilher. Friday, March 23-The I Club Smoker is given +onigh+. There are several preliminary bouls. all very inleresling and exciling. Tarzan of Albion and Richardson of Declo have a bloody bou+, ending wilh Tarzan's vic'rory. I'Ioorayl Albion coming up. Q., .

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Q Sunday, Feb. I8-One oT The mosT insTruc- Tive and inTeresTing vesper services is given, wiTh Dr. John A. WidTsoe as principal speaker. Wednesday, Feb. 2l--Mrs. Johnson is in charge oT The assembly. The program is very enjoyable. Mr. Benyon showed us how To geT plaTeaued and said why noT To. Some plaTeaus are: money, laziness, maTrimony lbuT ThaT didn'T discourage a single campus couplel. Thursday, Feb. 22-Dear old Papa oT His CounTryl We are glad he was born 'cuzz we goT a vacaTion. Friday and SaTurday, Feb. 23 and 24-The high school baslceT ball TournamenT is held Fri- day and SaTurday. lT's a howling success- The besT one promulgaTed in years. Wednesday, Feb. 28-The sevenTh graders under The direcTion oT lvliss Truman and her sTudenT Teachers, show us how To alphabeT our way ouT oT The depression. The soup's mighTy handsome-beTTer Try some. Friday and SaTurday, March 2 and 3+ThirTy girls Trom The College OT Idaho arrived on The Albion Campus, Friday, March 2. Friday evening The W. A. A. girls oT Albion gave a Tormal dance in The gym in honor oT The visiT- ing girls. The gym was decoraTed To represenT a ship, wiTh colored sails hanging Trom The ceiling, and balloons adding a Touch of color To The picTure. The dance was The biggesT hiT oT The season. SaTurday baslceT ball games were played oTT wiTh The Albion girls Taking The lead. LaTer in The aTTernoon The Caldwell girls gave an ex- cellenT Tumbling exhibiTion Tollowed by The Albion W. A. A. girls. SaTurday evening The visiTing girls were enTerTained in Hansen l-lall parlor. The Caldwell girls leTT Tor home early Sunday morning. Friday, March 9-No, ThaT isn'T a revoluTion, merely The playing of The TournamenT beTween Burley and Paul. Axline's sides heave To and Tro as The mighTy chorus of yells creaTed a 60- mile per hour gale. ATTer years oT sTruggle, Paul capTures The honor and glory by a small margin iabouT V4 inchl.

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J Q Tuesday, March 27-The RoTarians Trom souThern Idaho are inviTed To see whaT Albion can give in The way of enTerTainmenT. The evening begins wiTh a Tour OT The campus aT 7:30. and Then Tollows a sumpTuous banqueT oT many delecTable courses. which is enjoyed To The uTmosT by everyone concerned. An original slciT called SpiriT of RoTary. wriTTen by Miss Miller wiTh dancing direcTed by Miss Buckley. is presenTed by members oT The Train- ing sc ool and college. IT is boTh enTerTain- ing and appropriaTe. March 29-April 3-Whee-a vacaTionI ThaT is-Tor The juniors. For The poor old seniors iT is a Time spenT in TranTic job-hunTing. IT l can only geT a school-- Wednesday, April 4-We are shown A CenTury of Progress -or raTher. picTures OT Chicago's CenTury oT Progress. Wonder whaT The nexT cenTury will bring? Thursday, April 5-We bid adieu and god- speed To our debaTers going To Provo. Hope They Turn ouT To be as giTTed as Lincoln, Web- sTer. and Clay combined. Friday, April 6--The school is again de- populaTed-The Track Team goes To Burley. BuT we're noT long wiThouT The Flower of YouTh-They reTurn, bringing wiTh Them The olive crown oT vicTory Trom The Burley Track ivieeT. WaiTl Don'T everyone leave Town-Those aren'T genuine hoboes-only Their W. A. A. imiTaTors. And do we have a grand Time in The jungles! lA sTricTly co-ed jungle.j ' 'l -,i Ll, ' rv -- , '.-- .,.,-: ' , J . 1 .,, . ,i I 1 ' A, I fllj . A ' 1 I4 P- .1' V,f-', ' 1 i 'v ' 1.1, f , ff , 'E 11o0f.ll-ll--7 'h54 'u-ro.