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4 THE ARSENAL CANNON Feb. 26-li-rrr. The thermometer falls and the girls in ox- fords shiver. Feb. 27-Sponsor hour and no eighth-hour period. Feb. 28-Do you want a ticket for the sectional meet? Qi course. Mar. 3-We get some grades. Mar. 4AMore grades. Good-Bad-Indifferent, Mar. 5-Everybody begins to thrill at the thOL1ght Of the tournament. Mar. 6eSectional meet. Tech beats Fischer's Station. Mar. 74-Yell practice fourth hour. Mar. 8-XYe are defeated by Shortridge, but were Surely gOOd losers. Mar. Io-Slowly recovering from the tournament and sore throats. Mar. Il-XvlYl2ll1 XYillis at last gets the Ye Gods fever. 1Miss Farman brought it out this morning? Mar. UWA freshman remarks that her cousin Irom De Hoof is visiting them. XYe think she meant De Pauw. Mar. I3--ClZ1I'CllCL' Drayer forgot to duck when he went through the door of the Annex and almost ruined himself for life. Mar. l.l,-Gllllff january 'zo Seniors need reforming. Those involved in scandal and dice are Jack Jones, Kenneth Dynes and Nathan Van Qsdel. Mar. 17-St. T'atriek's Day. Tech always wears green. Mar. 18+lf it happened we'd like to know it. Mar. 'I9AMiss Binninger explains the difference between argument and quibbling to George and Angeline. Mar. .Zo-Everybody turns out for the Girls Monogram Game. The XYhites win. Mar. 21-January 'Jo Seniors hold first meeting. Importance! That's all over, Juniors. Mar. 2-l-Mr. Lageman interrupting a iight, Here, leave that boys hat alone. There's nothing in it. Mar. 25-Harold XYadsworth almost forgets to be eonceited. Mar. 26TSCl1lOI' play tryouts. Mar. 27-More tryouts. - Mar. 28-SCl1lOI' party held while envying sophomores and freshmen go on to class. Mar. 31 to Apr. 7-Spring vacation.
THE ARSENAL CANNON 5 Apr. 8-The lessons are worse than ever. Apr. 9-Margaret Heller begins her famous tragedy in which Harold NYadsworth is starred as the dark, damp villain. Apr. Io-Staff members are mistaken for inmates of the woman s prison. Apr. 11-Staff still paralyzed from yesterdays shock. Apr. 13-MT. Gorman again baliles his third hour class as to whether he a Republican or Democrat. Apr. 14-Another telephone call for liiiior-Y llaxter the first period. Apr. 15-Some one christens the path from the Arsenal to U16 Qffice The Holy Path. Apr. I6-Absolutely nothing happened. Apr. 17-Donald Delbrook is late to News English for the seventeenth time. He is quite proud of his record. Apr. 18-Tree Day exercises. Tech wins over Shortridge and Richmond in track meet. Apr. 21-Louis jackson read a current event about some- body's death so solemnly that Miss Bussard declares he should be an undertaker. Apr. 2.2-Announcement of Commencement made. Hurry up, Seniors! Apr. 23-Our military band led the parade in honor of Rear- Admiral Sims and Secretary Glass. Apr. 2.1.-SCIllO1'S warned to step lively and get their pictures taken. john Sterling thinks it seems conceited to go to a photographer. Apr. 25-Triangular Track Meet at XYillard l'ark-Manual, first: Tech, secondg ljrownsburg, third. Apr. 28-Class Day otiicers chosen. Mildred lrlellers prophetic bones begin to worry her. Apr. 29-Qur former editors-Minnie Brown and Helen Newman-return to their happy hunting ground just to see how this june CANNQN is progressing. Apr. 30-Too busy chasing ideas to record any news. May I-Laurence Neidlinger makes a perfectly thrilling speech in Room zo. From whence his inspiration? May 2-Book Drive goes over the top-4,o8o. Our track team defeats Frankfort. May 5-Extra! Ted Campbell forgot to kiss Angeline when the proper time came and had to be reminded.
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