Ellsworth Community College - Web Yearbook (Iowa Falls, IA)

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. g 1 2-'!l9i'P',,j. if 1 f?f5. -f' .1 'JlEq:1W 5 M 3 l Q l . ' l ll january I School opened. Football banquet. 1' Annual Board start working the student body for autographs. Phi Deltas have open program. g l Prof. Hunter serenaded and all go to the lvletropolitan-by consent of the Bunch.', 1 Some Juniors in bad with Annual Board. Skating good. I Slater moves three blocks east for his formal calls. Weldeii ingenuity fails sadly. I French class excused. One of the seven wonders. I Everybody fell for it. Stag social. Some blizzard. Prexy failed to appear for Psychology. lt looks as tho Bill Krieg intended to elect a lVIayer,' for his city of love. All college classes have a party. Rather late hours for the under-classmen. Day after the night before. lVIiss Adams entertains friends. Cyrus not there. Wiggins prepared Miss Henderson's lessons. I Faculty meeting announced in chapel. I Coffee, Sandwich and Pie Sale at 9: 40 a. rn. by Y. W. girls. V The Rev. lVIr. Andrews and Mr. Willgus have charge of chapel exercises. .i Lecture course number-hir. Kemp. lj Phi Delta-Alethean banquet at Hotel Woods. ii North and lVIain Hall boys entertain the girls of Caroline Hall. Students begin to cram. Rain-more than a sufficiency! Aletheans elect new officers. lVIore rain and lots of ice. 111

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f4fi'Qflli: L sf'f 1. ' ' ' a lil egg? .1-Qffifw-Q , . ' 1 gi et .wg '.: , .gQpil.j.i:+i fa, r 'Q N li tl ll all it i ' g jp , Eli' if v1v,i Still more rain. Examinations begin. Everybody prepares for the ducking And still it rains, and gets more slippery. Phi Deltas hold election of ofiicers. Exams? Yes, sir! V Last of exams. Many students go home to recover from the excitement. Registration. i Zlhzhruarg Second semester begins. Last number of lecture course. A reception for all college girls at Mrs. Meyer's home in honor of Mrs. Willgiis. Tryout for debate. Pep meeting to arouse enthusiasm for oratorical contest. Cyrus departed for Storm Lake. Won second in the contest. Mr. Chaffy, an old alumnus, and the Rev. Mr. Andrews spoke in chapel. Small crowd at Choral practice. Prof. thot so, too. Bowden spoke to students during chapel period. Music students have closed recital. Faculty reception to all students, at President and Mrs. Meyer's home. The day after the reception. Several 7: 40 classes cut. Roll call in Psychology-eight missing. Prexy talks at Y. M. C. A. meeting. Preliminary debate. ' Pep meeting. New orchestra. Cyrus gave a talk which called forth an interesting editorial in the following issue of The Student. College debate. Reception for debaters in college library. Student body have big do,l' which later aroused much enthusiasm among-the students. A The experiences of the debating team which had gone to Pella were reported by Robert Lee. Y. W. C. A. held short prayer service, preparatory to the special meetings. Robert Wood, president of the Junior class in disgraceg suspended from the library for one week. On good behavior you may do reference work, but not for more than one hour per day. 112