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Nov. 30-Thanksgiving. Of course, it wasn't home, but it wasn't half as bad Dec. Dec Dec Dec Ian. Jan. Ian. Jan. Feb Feb Feb as we tho't it was going to be, as our mothers sent us such good Heats. 7-Our song committee, with Kay Kaupp as chairman, composed a new school song, so this morning we juniors, dressed all in white and proudly wearing our colors, marched into chapel and presented the song to the school. We do hope it will be accepted. 9-We gave a Conversation Dance for the Seniors tonight, and my! how proud we were to sally forth with a Senior on our arm. We hope they had as good a time as we did. ' 18-Our hands flutter as we try to pen these words. Why ? you say, diary? Exams!! If we ever live thru this!! 20-We're through and we're going home! 2-Back once more. Oh, dear! spinach, nuttolene and baked egg plant is such a come down. 4-Classes start again. It seems good to seeqall the girls again, and we have a real, honest Injun man in our class. '18 will be different. 15-We were cordially invited, or rather positively urged to come to lab. We tried to act as tho' we liked it, and weren't a bit scared, but I don't believe we're much of a success. 30-Got our report cards today. joy for some-gloom for others. Q 414-Home Economics Club banquet in the Main Pretty dresses good eats clever toasts and a general good time 18-Had our class picture taken this morning 1n the Palm Garden Let s hope lt turns out good 20-The Seniors gave the Y W C A banquet tonight and We waited table Such tired arms and backs we could scarcely crawl home Feb 22 Washington s birthday We had a much needed holiday and Division C had a wonderful time at M1ss French s home Mar 17 The faculties of the Sanitarium Schools gave a St Patrick s masquer ade party tonight Had a hilarious time Mar 19 Our song was really accepted and we got a five dollar gold piece for a prize Arent we proud tho' April 8 Those of us who have survived the exams have started on the third term The days are going by quickly and soon we will be Seniors But thoughts of another year spent wlth the same jolly girls of work to be done and knowledge to be gained make us ready to welcome the year nineteen eighteen AMT 39 . . , , . , s U n 1 0 I , . . . . . , V, s 0 ii- . . , . . . . , 1 W , - . . . . T - , ' J . , . 1 J J 1 .
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