Battle Creek College - Cauldron Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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fi 1,-,I Q :L i3:J'?LI1Li 1.......f f ' THE E. E. K. FAIR 0 9 0 Heigh-ho! Come to the fair! -and that is what everybody did on the evening of November 6. On that night dignity was left at home and hilarity reigned. The Recreation Hall could hardly be recognized with its subdivisions for side shows, animal exhibits, fortune tellers, the night club, lotto tables, and the big raffle. Miriam Kagas was the general chairman, and what Mim didn't plan for that fair isn't Worth mentioning. Sam, the only purple rooster in captivity, crowed his stuff in the barn yard along beside Dr. West's goat. The strong man astounded the crowd by tying a gas pipe in a knot, While bare-back riders and Wild animals also attracted much attention in the side show. ' And scandal of scandals! When Constable Danbury raided the Yellow Cat cabaret, who should ride out in the patrol wagon but Dr. Voelker! After due argument, he was released on bail of five cents. V There isn't room here to begin to tell how much fun everybody had, for this was one of the best attended events of the whole school year. Page One Hundred Fifiy-five

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THE FACULTY RECEPTION 5 9 ' Ihe soc1a1 parlors of John Harvey Kellogg Hall on the evenxng of September 96 1931 were the scene of the formal faculty receptlon QIVGD for the entlre student body of the college The purpose of the receptlon wh1ch was to estabhsh acquamtances between the two groups, was well accomphshed, slnce the1e were about two hundred ln attendance, the students bemg mostly freshmen Thls was the iirst all school soc1al event of the year, and came as a terrmna txon to Freshman Week Page One I-Iundled Fzfly four A E E' ll Effgeil fi El ri lifimlllrlqllie Q ll ' 1. , - , , i ' - V

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A '- ' '-1-7 ':, -1' if -1 4 Y ', f :fn 37 W If V37 3 4' - Li I HDRDWITZ CONCERT 0 0 0 Perhaps the greatest undertaking of any student body of Battle Creek College was accomplished this year by the Student Government Association and the Senior Class, when they presented to the people of Battle Creek and nearby cities one of the greatest of contemporary artists, Vladimir Horowitz. The sale of tickets was most diligently promoted and many of the Seniors spent Valuable days in making talks and placing advertising material in nearby territory. A house-to-house campaign to sell tickets netted somewhat unsatisfactory results, and it was necessary to obtain patronages from a few business men from town to insure the ability to meet the guarantee demanded. However, on that evening in February when Horowitz walked on the stage at Battle Creek College Auditorium, not a single seat in the balcony and only a few on the main Hoor were unsold. Page One Himdrcd Fiffy-six