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F- ll-Arr , l in 1 f MHellT i gni f - V r ff w fl iiflw E 1 Wfllfr Qfjll' will 3731 -2' 1 ' A 'ig Annual Board get down to business. Lecture on cuts and class affairs. Chapel turned into singing school. Freshies have picnic. Phi Deltas initiate. Candidates appear in vaudeville for first time. Juniors have feed and take in two movies by consent of-Junior class. Frank Wall had date but didn't keep it. Several headaches reported. Prexy's barn burns at 10:15 p. m. Many heroic deeds are reported, such as: Prof. lliunson rescues the fruit jarsf H, Otis throws first pail of water, and Wall uses dish pan. Some yawning in faculty row. Prof. Hunter entertained the Sociology class at a theatre party. Ellsworth-Dubuque game. Slater and Howie debut into society a failure. Nnuemhvr Reuben entertains at his bungalow. Caroline Hall Hallowe'en social. Louise Laipple missed her usual nap in Chemistry-of so much importance that Prof. Reynolds remembered to tell his wife when he came home. Bunchcalled on the carpet. 1 Second Artists Course. Ellsworth defeated by Central. O you telegram! Second team plays Industrial School. First oral quiz in Psychology. VVEB Hpep at chapel. Editor-in-chief made a grandiloquent address. First number on lecture course. Some of the Profs unable to attend chapel course the next morning. Why? Pep meeting for Penn game. Ellsworth-Penn game. Bonfire. Penn man speaks. Rushed the lN1et. Do Leeches stick? Ask Slater. 109
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