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

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I-l-l-l.l-l-lll-l-l.l'l-l- III-l.l -l-l-l- I-l.l.l.l-I-ll -I-III-I-l.l.l'l-I Kappa Cmicron Beta VJ hen the door of Grand Island College opened in 1925 'LThe Chips Cff the Cld Block strolled into the Halls of our Alma Mater. They were students who were following in the footsteps of their parents by attending Grand Island College. These same ten chips met each other, called a meeting, and organized. That is why you hear of the C. C. Bfs today. This year thirteen chips were broken off the blocks and landed in Grand Island. We always knew thirteen was an unlucky number, but it really didn't prove itself until at the Alumni and Former Student Banquet, when most of the organization ended their lives in The Fatal Quest , a play which caused many a laugh. Sad but true, they all came to life again. On Friday, April twentyffifth, these unlucky chips held an Old Chip Party at Ruth Briggs home. The officers for 19294930 are: President .......... . ............................. ........... L eta Ritchie Secretary ................................... ............. ,,.............. H o ward Tingley 1 ,- M ,154 bf Q0-f,J.4frfzrf?A4'f, IIl-I..-I-I-I'I-I..'l'l'-I..-.-l-'--'l-l--I-II..I-I-I-I-II-II-.l--l-I-I-...Il-I-I- l-.'H:!.:: :.:5':-3,:T.'iV i Lffg.. ,,Lf,1f1f,lCaCL-T M 4 T Lv? ,

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