Dakota Wesleyan University - Tumbleweed Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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i 5- 'N ' ,. . A :sin A 4.-, 'Q :. I we 6' vi M.. ll ok 5. Dean Rich found his class waiting until he arrived. lm 7. The track team got almost enough money to buy a meal while on a trip. 0 Ly, Shucks! That means no trips next year. 12. We wish that someone would place another alarm clock in chapel like they did last month so that we can keep awake. Several clocks would be even better, for they are easier to throw than tomatoes. 20. Dean Beecher acted serious, having nothing to say, but Nero lProf. Boh- manj still fiddled away. 23. lt is rumored that two girls were dancing together in Graham Hall. The T 4 Cheaters. 28. Prof. Brown got the towels washed for the football season next year. With this added attraction everyone is urged to become an athlete. Q 30. Memorial Day. Hot dog, a holiday for once. This day will always re- l main as an epoch in our memories of Wesleyan fa South Dakota Univer- sity, campus inactivities. 1 june ' if 2-3. Exams. No more cramming until next year for the underclassmen. The 4 Qi Seniors never did have to cram. fSociety pass words.J V 4. Class Day. Big time for all, for there are exercises, speeches, and the 0' alumni banquet. 5. Baccalaureate Address. The Seniors are told to live right in every re- spect-not to marry a co-ed? 7. Commencement. This is serious. My! How everyone hates to see them go, for they will not be back until she graduates. Good luck, grads, you A 4 weren't so bad after all. L' Hurrah! School is out and we can all go home and live on our folks- 4 Y I hope. CARL Loocx. Court Chronicler. 1 I3 . Rs l . ' W lf T M . ei' ., . . - tl? . v, . TUMBLEWEED 1933 T - L5 Page 205

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-,,, s Q 4- -1' ff +3 .1-I 1 V J W '- IN' 1 1 5 x 1 i 1 1 PQ 25. Friends, intellectuals, and students. Our dearly beloved faculty takes the town business men into camp. Football, diving, necking, dancing, undertaking, and even swearing by Beecher was allowed. 26. The faculty men are a bunch of stiffs this morning. fDue to the game.j Bohman was score keeper, and also whistle for incoming substitutions. March 3. Examinations. Nothing constructive. 7. S4 a week plan at Cafeteria. Cbey your stomach and pay extra, under eat the ticket and increase our endowment, or eat the specified amount and pray for Spring vacation. 9. Wesleyan is going strong in National tournament. We cannot see how such a powerful team and an ingenious coach like Ferguson ever happened to get together. Was that fate or competency? 13. Wuxtral Wuxtral Dorothy Crouch does not have a date tonight. 17. Helga and the White Peacock. Even the grown-ups downtown like it. 18. Society rushing. Nuff said-in fact too much, but the extreme importance of the life or death occasion justifies it. 24. At last, Spring vacation. We'll eat, sleep, and see Mary. 30. Back at the blackboard. Oscar Pedunkle is publicly shunned. It is whispered that he is in favor of dancing on the Campus. Down with the narrow-minded radical. April 1. What a morning! In fact, the whole dorm. mourned, judging from the tears shed. The biggest raid in years was a screaming success. Tear gas, bombs, stenches, and whatnot covered an unknown exit. April Fools girls. 6-7. Society initiations-and the good points of the year are met face to face. Everyone's nerves are on edge and an aspirin will not relieve the tension. 12. The Class Track Meet is on. The Frosh are leading, most likely because the girls at home are still after them. Be sure your sins will find you out. 16. D. W. U. gets beat in a four way track meet by Soo Falls. Huron is third and Southern is last. If all of the Soo Falls students are like their sprinters, the Wesleyan men propose that we trade dormitories. 20. Dr. Raines is captivating the school with his religious talks by introducing the campus to logical ideas which are understood. 23. Wesleyan loses to Huron, but beats Northern in a triangular meet at Huron. The Tigers are coming, just wait until the Conference meet. 29. No one has spring fever! The condition is only a constitutional aversion towards work. Ng-f-.,,.,a. TuMEL-EvvEED 1933 A' ' Pa ge 204 L 15.2

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