Central Normal College - Centralian Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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i . ', ,I- :' - t S . I Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Friday 6 Monday .9 Wednesday 11 Friday 13 Wednesday 18 Friday 20 Thursday ' g Q 26 Wednesday 1 Thursday 2 JANUARY y Students are assigned seats in chapel. Many absent. Another victory. Defeated Indiana Central 41 to 37. Visions. A talk by the Rev. Mrs. Harold of the Friend's church on the subject of Mirages. A little Philosophy. Prof. Reibold discussed the life and works of Socrates. Big nuts, little nuts! Are you shaking up or rattling down? Growth and Progress as illustrated by Mr. Slaton. Pep-session forthe 'Muncie Tourney ........ i..,.. . .i .......... butiit was Friday the thirteenth. F Indo-European Races as given by Prof. Johnson. Animal calls! 'Bird calls! Songs and dances! Chief Ever- green Tree of the Old Southwest entertains. . : With a little imagination the students and faculty take a trip to France with Miss Hurd. FEBRUARY Music ........,............... not so bad. Bud's High School Orchestra entertains. . - . Q - my Science, more science! Miss Gray' tells of the life and experiments of Louis Pasteur. Some queer man, Jack. Would like to see him. Jack Brown tells of the life of a most peculiar man. An evening of fun!! The Seniors entertain themselves with - a party. V Everybody happy! The mid-term exams are over. .Hours of joy! The Juniors give themselves a party. - A The life of David Crockett as reviewed by Prof. Reibold. ' Ninety-Eight i9f'1flWlk '- :i j l' , A A A A hir Wednesday 8 l l! I if Thursday 9 so ll ix l B3 - bi ,VZ Friday 10 Yau!!! Tuesday 14 ' sl'f 'f j v' , Monday 20 We rrhx. Turf Wei in--P Ttu' ZLLF Fddh llvf A.. llor-1 .,r Tl.lALN Mom Tueag lYE.,'i ,. . LJ, Tuesi. llrfglrzi. ll' Ninn J- J 1 Thurs. elim.

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and 8:30 fnts on a ie Home- tially old V ride on ells many lo. mixer z guessing 5 contest, Indiana's ofliciates fame. In t twenty' je Sllblect ny. HOW 3 Ninellfsix Friday Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Wednesday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Monday Thursday Monday N inety-Seven, More Y talk. C. A. Tenebaugh, student here in 1898, now State Secretary of Y. M. C. A. and Hi Y organizer, talks on The Game of Life with rules in the Book of Books. The Great Kampus Karnival! Some of the faculty ar- rested for drinking cider. Gobble! Gobble! Gobble! Home for Thanksgiving turkey, but must be back for classes Monday afternoon. V Vacation over. Mr. Grafton Anderson tells of his visit to the Holy Land. Mr. Cook plays the part of the Sheik. Prof. Owen accompanied by Mrs. Grimes entertains with a group of violin solos. ' DECEMBER Dr. Rigdon: All boys who have been rude in chapel, please stand. Words of Mr. Brown, Buy your Centralian today. Jack, you died a noble death. Two Crooks and a Lady, given by the Dramatic Club. Yea team, let's go. Pep-session. A Christmas message of good will by Prof. Reibold. Sill's Fool's Prayer by Dr. Rigdon. Hour of fun. Big Bill Rich entertains and Bill Rodebeck sings. And it is cold and colder. Hurrah for the Warriors. Defeated Wabash 35 to 28. Merry Christmas! A few days of candy, oranges, and nuts? Stand in line! Wait your turn! It's registration day again. b X 2' ' 113 lililimll I Pr 5 ig if yu H . KC z, fi 6 Q- G93 .bl l ag ll- lil C f,,'l'fXJ ' od 0 K ' S592 jay

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mb' absent, Of the Friend-5 xl the life and UD Or rattling mted by M1-, but it was mson. sf Chief Ever- JDS. 1 faculty take a l hool Orchestra ,f the life and ge him. J3-Ck nlan. riemselves with are 0Ver- IJI-Of. ,N'inelZl'Elght Wednesday 22 Thursday 23 Tuesday 28 Wednesday 29 Thursday 1 Thursday 1l Friday 2 Wednesday 7 Monday 12 Thursday 15 Monday 19 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Tuesday 10 Wednesday 11 Thursday 12 Wednesday 18 N inety- N ine The Dramatic Club entertains. A one-act play, Where But in America? Progress Through the Ages. Mrs. Cook gives interest- ing talk. Q The Rev. Mr. Heimberg gives talk in chapel. Look out! I Psi Chi initiation??????'??? MARCH Learn to Write. Mrs. Niswander's students of penmanship conduct model penmanship class. Class basketball tournament. Freshman and Sophomores tie for honors, 26 to 26. , A trip through the North as taken by Russell Cook. Horace Mann the Educator. Prof. Reibold tells of Mann'sr influence in education. - N More history. The Winter Term has come to an end. Stand in line again! The Spring Term begins.- APRIL A up X Better farming. Mr. Williams, county agent of Hend- ii ricks county, gives talk. M 1 1.63 Opportunities! The chairman of the student chapel ' Tb committee is now talking. lb? ll 1 P Woe be unto you! New Theta Delta Xi members- u,,Ij.' . . . . if fl initiation day has come!! ll '- - 1, W Not so bad, rather good. College violin quartet enter- QZST M3 tains P 1 Z J ' if it rvl, Such actions. The Psi Chis give a rush party. fl, Old and New Laws as discussed by George K. Reibold. Congratulations, George. Z ' 0 . my 1'