Grand Island College - Islander Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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-I-I'I.I-Ill-I-III-I-I-III-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I.I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-III-I-I-I-I November 8. The Freshmen and Sophs had a picnic at Leiser's Grove, and a theater party at the Capitol afterwards. Bant scored our touchdown in the game with Cotner there. November 19. 'Nother Junior in the Hall of Fame. Bob entertained us at the Woodland Country Club, and as per usual, a good time was had by all. November 28. Lost to York, 14113. Doc was elected football captain for next year. Remember you're a junior Doc. December 3. The Grand Island Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Pinder appeared in a concert at the gym. It was well worthwhile. Bill Vaughan gave a little solo serenade. December 6. Pity the poor janitors! Confetti and streamers all over the building! And as for noise, that's saying it mildly. The G. I. Club carnival comes but once a year so we put into it all the pep for a half dozen carnivals. December 12. There's only one football banquet a year, too. Stand up, Stub and company! December 16. Santa Claus brings thrills for even college seniors at a 'iKid Party . December 17. Coach and Mrs. Coach entertained the Juniors at a Christmas party. It's nice that there are so many Santas. December 20. I've put my books on a shelf where they won't be touched, except for Saturday dusting, until next year. January 6. Even lessons can't detract from the pleasure of seeing everyone again. january 16. The Freshmen have a good class. We have to give them a hand. Dick and Cliif are off for a big time at Detroit. I suppose they'll come back and tell us that Model T's are quite extinct, but we know better. Joey's still runs quite ably on all fours. Ylll-I-I-Ill-I-I I-I. IHIII-I