Andrews University - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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NOVEMBER 2. Floyd Bralliar gave a nature lecture. 4. Subscription campaign for the S. M. launched. 5. Campus Day-emarching, games, marshmallow roast. 9. Expression recital-james XN7hitcomb Riley, our Hoosier poet. 16. Pictures and a march in the gymnasium. 23. Student Association. November 27-December 1. Thanksgiving recess. DECEMBER 7. Concert by E. M. C. Symphony Orchestra. 11. Student Canvassers receive scholarships in chapel. 1Cl1ecks amount to S'p2,000.j Senior class of 1930 organized. 14. College Chorus. 18. Girls won S. M1 Campaign. 19-29 Christmas vacation. Can You lniaginel' Professor Tippett without a story? The seniors getting their flag up first? Everyone satisiied with his photo for the Carciinal? Mrs. Burman saying He don't ? fn- -+'- - '+-i - -+t- - -+-+ - t--' - ---' - i1-1 - '-'- - '-'- - ---- - ---- - ---- - '--- -------- 1 -------- ---' -We l I - , l . Associates Investment Company 1 ' Automobile and Diversillied Financing I I . South Bend, Indiana l TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OE Z Fifteen Million Dollars Q Branches in Principal Cities YOUR SHORT OR LONG TIME INVEST- - MENTS HANDLED BY Us i Q l - Associate with the Associates 2 i -i..-H..-.-. --------- -------- ------- 1--- - - - -P lPage One Hundred Thirteenl

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.g.,.-.... ...-.- ------------- ------ 4- T1-IE PI-IOTOGRAPI-IIC WORK In This Book Done by AU I-TRAN COMMERCIAL AND PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Phone Dowagiac 294-F3 SISTER LAKES MICHIGAN 1 u!sn- vlrl ---11 I 1--1-------1-1-1111 1 Calendar of Events SEPTEMBER 1. Station XVEMC entered its seventh season of broadcasting. 9-10. Registration. ll. Classes began. 14. Annual Faculty-Student Reception. 21. Music-Expression recital given by the faculty. 23. First Student Association meeting. 28. Film- Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. GCTOBER 1. Ministerial Seminar adopted a constitution. 15. .Xnnual Ingathering Field day. llleturns for single day 32203855 18. First number of the Lyceum Course. Madam Gray-Lhevinne, violinist and her accompanist, Laddie Gray-child prodigy. 18-25. Elder Meade BIHCGll11'C led out in the Fall 1Veek of Prayer. 26. Montaville Flowers lectured on 1N'hat Youth is Thinkingf' lPage One Hundred Twelvel

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