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,.,ff 5 . ' in-ic g Na wee. nmqmriiiiiiiw 1 A ,QM i ..niuin1ir:mxxmwgW ' f 4 ..., ,... V ,,,, I ' 5 g Zffwliiil ---'- fjriin .5 Prof. Magee gives another of his series of talks on :'War Conditions in Europe. Joint Prayer Meeting of Y. W. and Y. M. Christian Associations. Aonian Literary society have a banquet in the Aonian Room. Lively Mass Meeting for Orator, Prof. Himmel speaks. Student Body decides to get Service Flag and also a Christian Flag. Billie Krieg and Clarence Brittain start for Sioux City. MARCH. Oratorical contest held at Morningside. Miss Deal of Buena Vista Wins first place. Y. M. C. A. have their first mission study class. They report a fine class is organized. Choral Club concert is held at the Opera House. They gave 'tHiawatha's Vifedding Feastf' ' Usual Annual Board meeting. Anita Adams comes. Y. W. C. A. girls have a Backward Party. Election of officers took place afterward. Prexy appears in chapel after a Week's absence.-Clarence Brittain gives report of trip to Sioux City.-There was a Taffy Pull, somewhere near the college. North Hall boys and Caroline Hall girls play Somerset until 11:30 o'clock. Report is out that Juniors had a party last Friday evening. Election of Y. M. C. A. officers-First Y. M. C. A. Mission Study Class, Northfield Plan. They- say Fern Fanselow has a Liberty Bond. Installation of Y. W. C. A. officers. Phi Delta's entertain the Alethean's at a banquet at Turner's Cafe. Juniors capture a Senior. Behavior of Animal Class receive letters from Harriet Forest. Professor Magee gives a chapel talk. He only talked ten minutes over time. Botany Class go on a field trip. Freshmen and Sophomores have a party at the home of Shag Wiggins. Juniors have a Taffy Pull at the home of Laura Mitchels. They arrived safely-Seniors have a picnic, took their Chaperones' home then Went to the movies and Sweet Shop. Philomathians entertain the Aonians at the Princess.
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