Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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Qi 219252 Z PDLYSCDPE E :ee-192.6-3 51331 The Calendar SEPTEMBER Fourteentlz-Everybody registers in the library-an excellent setting for numerous touching reunions. Spick appears minus twelve inches of hair. Next! Fifteenth-If you came at eight, you will probably be registered by five. Rain generously provided for the fourth consecutive year at registra- tion time-to keep the freshmen green. Bradley Hall sees its first mascu- line red slicker and is duly impressed-Walter Anderson's. Sixteenth-Dr. Hamilton makes his first annual bow at chapel. No change for the better in the matter of the sheep being divided from the goats. Seventeenth-Breake1's ahead in the form of at least six more term papers than we had planned on. Eighteenth-B Book out. Now Bee Belsly can keep her dates straight. The Mixer! Dr. Hamilton strangly prefers rose light to the lime light. Twenty-third-The youngest Schroeder gets his first turn at illustrat- ing a point. Wilson has a rival now. Twenty-sixth-Why did the first football game have to be out of town? But we won, anyway.

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i ' ' -allege-ie Z PQLYSCQPE E 11191622 L1341 R .off , , 4 I YW .5 'vo DSLQY 83 ro - OCTOBER Thirdf-First game on Bradley iield. Is that the same watch Robbie shook last year? Must have an iron constitution. Score 6-2 for us, thanks to a forward pass. Fifth-Y. W. C. A. picnic. Mrs. Hamilton demonstrates the most effective method of skipping. Hot eats, hot games, and a hot fire built scientifically with one match by Miss Sikes. Seventh-First division meeting-at which time Deans Houston and Schroeder made their annual remarks on behavior and reputations--there being some vague connection between the two. Eighth-Founder's Day. Apparently the ivy hasn't been kept trim- med around the President's ofiice. Tl7fl:7'f667'Lllh,-SQl1S3tlOl1ll Harold Hutchinson studies in the library for a whole hour without Beulah! Sixteenth--Suppressed Desires Party, for girls only. And Lucille Tompkins was the only really honest one there. As a reward we are with- holding information as to the nature of her costume. It might make Harry Gordon too chesty. Seventeenth-The band gets considerable practice hunting the lost chord after each touchdown at the game. Practice, however, does not ap- pear to make them perfect. Score: Y. M. C. A. College, 7g Bradley, 55. Twenty-eighth-Homecoming chapel. Skeet introduces us to the little'things with red an dwhite on them marked Bradley to yell through. Twefhty-ninth-She1'ma11 Canty wears his Homecoming tag upside down. Heavygdate last night? Thirtiietlz-Who got a seat at the stunt show? Evidently the Lambda Phis have attended all the games, and the Sigma Phis must have a way with the women.