Hedding College - Orange Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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1 Ofdngefeazee fiaffflf-T'-F '14'e- Gbliniana Eliterarg Snrirtg In the fall of 1920 a large crew, each member pervaded with the desire to main- tain the high standards set by those of former voyages, again stepped aboard the ship Oliniana. Among the passengers were many old members as well as some new ones--the result of the rush season. As the months passed by, each passenger came to realize that he could do nothing less than his best for the faithful captains piloting the ship through the waters of Experience. And so when this good ship shall land after its eventful trip, many remarkable things shall be remembered in con- nection with it. Although some of the crew were new and inexperienced, each was there at the moment of departure, with Sapere Aude uppermost in his mind and a resolution to do his very best for Oliniana. Many times it was necessary to stop to repair the sails or the rudder, but always the expedition was recommenced with new ambition and zeal. Under the guidance of the pilot and the capable officers and the cooperation of the entire crew, many meritable things have been accomplished by the Olins. Now. in the last days of this journey, the voyagers repeat again with those of former pas- sage: 4. Through all the years, Oliniana, 'Sapere Aude' as of old, 'Sapere Aude' and face the future, Hearts that are tender, true, and bold. SOCIAL EVENTS The opening of the new school year found the Olins very much alive. After rush day, the old members piloted the new members out to Indian Point school house, where they enjoyed a picnic supper. The following Friday evening, in Oliniana Hall, after the initiation of the new members, a social hour was held. Refreshments of ice cream and wafers were served. On Friday, October 29, the Oliniana reception to her new members and faculty was held at the hospitable home of Dean and Mrs. VVhitted. The guests were met at the door by Paul Green and ushered to the cloak rooms by Janice Rork and Isabel Simpkins, who were dressed in the society colors. In the receiving line were Miss Dorothy VVhitted, Paul Nestler, president, Kenneth Cable, vice president, and Sylvia Simpkins, secretary. Frappe was served during the evening in the dining room from a beautifully decorated bower of green and white. The guests were invited to the dining room where they were met by Katherine Hooker and Reba Armstrong, who served ice cream lilies, cake and mints. Music was furnished by a victrola. , On March 11, a very successful Comrades of Yorf' meeting was given. After a fine program, a pleasant social hour was spent, Miss Reba Shoemaker presiding at the frappe bowl. . ?'???3'fEl?iE2ff:7.1.f+E?j' ! 'fQQfffQ7 QEYTHQ 3l J' I - Ninety-one

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