Dakota Wesleyan University - Tumbleweed Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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P'5r'1?'- 5 f'7' 6 A ferr' 11' A iv w Y , it f 11 .lu QContinued from Page 1971 TM'-J Before I left for home, he made me promise that I Wouldn't tell anybody ,N Q fu what had ailed him. He said it really made him feel ashamed to think that he il had been so miserable over the loss of a pipe, and he didn't ever want it to . I get out that that was what was the matter with him. That was a hard prom- V 1 ise for me to make because I like to talk things over with folks. But I gave him my word, and I haven't mentioned it to a soul who could talk about it. There's one more thing though, you got to smoke a pipe to appreciate all that Marty went through. I l HIGH POINTS OF THE YEAR September 5. Freshman week. The class of 1935 is told to feel at home. QUnti1 the if , upperclassmen come.1 9. The quarter opens and monotony begins. Business Oilice refuses tuition. il 1 ' 12. The Formal is a success. Graham Hall girls for once are allowed to Wear gx their dance clothes. 17. Beecher selected his Ah'ing Capella choir from the other half of the ' i' school. W xi 211. Music School Faculty members demonstrated their musical ability in l I Chapel, so Dr, Hoagland spoke on the Value of Guardian Angels. 1 tl: 26. Iackrabbits outran the Tigers at Brookings 39 to 0. Oh, well! 28. The Dorm. dreams of dancing to Benny Merof's Orchestra at the Corn Palace. fSweet Dreams Ladies.1 October K 2. The men now out number the women 169 to 167, or 75 per cent. Peace once more reigns in No Man's Land. fThe Dorm.j .4 ,, , , 8. Miss Worrell presents her recital. We shall surely love the South. I , I 10. Pigskin toters defeated in West Virginia. Gloom. l 1 13. Carlo Fischer, cello artist, appears in concert recital. This is high class ll arty you must say that you enjoyed it. 1 14. In view of the returning team, Bishop Locke speaks on Faith, Hope, and Charity in chapel. 15. Fergie says that Herbie Hoover is very bashful. 17. Blue and White Day. Even if Huron beat us, the Barbeque was good and I the Frosh got wet. No school-Ripley. 22. Iulian Hartt paid a library line. Then he was kicked out for trying to I be quiet. 30. Halloween party a success. We see several good looking girls. Mas- IN. querades are encouraging you know. 1Continued on Page 2001 VV U 1 ' 9 - '-I p Q. TUMBLEWEED 1933 5 Page 198

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17 lf fContinued from Page 1981 E 1 November 6. Many students go to Brookings Y. M. and Y. W. Convention. The 1 if other six leave for Aberdeen to attend Press Convention. 13. Fall rushing, and more students are told what nice people they are. Hur- rah. We beat Augustana. 16. Coach Bohman calls meeting of aspiring Debaters. I'll bite, vat's or who is de bait? 'i 19. Mr. Pixn Passes By. We watched him from Science Hall. Nice fellow I y for a Senior. li y lf' 20. Wesleyan Conference standings dropped below par today. Ticker tape ' +1 said Southern 19, D. W. U. O. Thinner tape might have said better. . 'N 241. Science Club reorganized. We and Einstein know our relatives. lust ask atom any eve. 26. Down to Yankton on the Special. Oh, that snow ball game! Oh yes it is, O to O is always a good game. , 29. Mr. Bohman wasn't busy. 30. Exams. No more blufling for a day or so-tough luck, Horman. W fContinued on Page 2021 e 4 1 ,R 'I' 'I' E When there's a glft to give-or qvlwmgffggglfax E . .z',,g-:,.,j2-4..fj1Ef 5 1. L 3 when you are in need of a good I 3 gl Z watch-a blue white perfect i E E diamond-high grade Jewelry H 3 ' 1 .1 1' 51,3 or a novelty gift- H...-f lf 3 'Iv 'I' E You Will Find I t Here and at the Przce E 'I' . 'X' 2 You Wash to Pay 'jg 010 'I' OI- 'I' 'I' Q LEONARD J. WICK. JEWELER 5 :Io 'I' I II -1- 2 MITCHELL S GIFT SHOP g :Ie 'I' 5. g QA! 57 33 '- ,QM NEW LocAT1oN 3 W E i5i5Ell3E glZllEEiE:5E ZND DooR SOUTH ' ,y -,113 ' 1 --' ' 1 COMMERCIAL BANK 3 . J -1- 'I' '- 'gill-fr - -'.. .1 .az 1-:Q-av ' fi 1 Lavviieisir il in is 'if' Page 200