Hedding College - Orange Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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s X I u 4 : L ,N on s 4 s My Ofqngg fzgzeiefgeyva'-Q eaigfiferf if :M Kr, i QQ me Are Ahnvrtiaeh hy Obur fiinniug illrirnha yi I ,Pai There's a reason ..,,........,.............,.............,............v.........,...... VVhy Miss Morrissey's classes are popular xi Mi Bargains like these ......,........w... ............................ C rouch's and Mead's fire sale I. ,lil Rough on rats ................................ .......... Present style of coifure . Wi A private stock worth while ............... ......... G ertrude's grape juice , W Eversharp ............................,...................,.. ............................... A rthur Decker XJ, Look for the red and white label ........., ................................ T he Sophomores by VVhen eyes are closed .......,...................... ........ D orm steps, 9:30 Sunday night kj LA' It hasn't scratched yet ..............,,.... ..........,........... M rs. Louthian's cat W vi Chases dirt ............,.........,......,.,............ ...,.......... R uth and Ada ii 35,1 Puifed eight times normal size ....... ........ T he Sophomores 1 i XVorks wonders ......................,.......... ,,.,..,,,, S oap and XVater W VVear-ever ..............................,......,... ........,......... R ussellls smile i SY' Has the strength of Gibraltar ....... ......... H edding's reputation A Good at any hour of the day ...,... .............................. . ..Tennis I It stops itself .....,......,.................... ......... T he college clock A 1 Ml A skin you love to touch ......... ............,...,,.. A chamois My Delicious and refreshing ......,., .......... A pril showers 4 wr Kodak as you go ,.,,..,..,.....,..,,... ..............,.,............... T orry Q' Eventually, why not now? ..,.,., ........ X 'elma and Gerald 4 E34 Refuse substitutes ........,...,..... ....,... T ake a real man Y, .1 Sunkist .,..............,.....,,............ ......................,... S on kissed hp' 98 per cent pure fgritj ,...... ........,..,......... R obert VVright 'Sy' lm Look for the signature .......... ...,.......... A t the end of the letter 1 Baby Benffieldj ..,..,...,.,.,..., ,..................,.................,.......... . Beulah l W Savyit with flowers ,,..,.,.,,.,.. ........ H e loves me, he loves me not V Mild but they satisfy ............. .....................,..... R uth and Ayliffe 3 , A VVarranted for fifty years .....,. ......... .....,...... T he Orange '22 , ', A self-filler ,,,,,.,,,,i,.....,,.,..,..,,.,,.. ,,.,............,... G eorge Bell .,. WR Little nurse for little ills ........ ..........,....,..... M argaret Gernahle xy The bewitching hour .............. ....................... I Xfter she says Yes ff? QV' Beauty in fiveminutes ,,,,,.. ,..,. ................ ....... 6 : 5 5 to 7:00 a. m. QN. B. Li, ti , , 0 . ,Qi Hun il he Surprrarh . W y X 'W If Miss Robb changed her style of hair-dress. I 1 f If Wilbur Blandin had a date. 1 fi If Mrs. Marcy played a new march..at chapel. 1 I If Tom White ever went to prayer meeting. Wt If it didn't rain on date nights. W If Everett Leigh ever went to society. ti: .M If the college crutches were-n't in use. 1 5 , If the class bells rang on time. ' lg' If Dr. Greene ever made a grammatical error. ' I' If the janitor was anything but good natured. ml Ml If the Obies or the Darlings ever appeared on time. ll? If you knew Prof Bale's age. 1' W as as as Wa a. va 1 W 407 - - lxkf my Senior illlvrk Bag rx, 1 It ' ' W Time-May 18, 1921. 8:30 a. m.-The Curfew. M Place-GALESBURG via Trolley. 9 l f, Girl-Chaperone-Beulah Benfield. TIN ty Program- lv W f 9:30-12:00--Browsing in the public library. Q1 4 12:00- 1:00-At Ma's Kitchen. ' r' 1:0O- 2:00-VVoolworth shopping tour. Y, 2:30- 5:00-VVild VVest picture show at The Empress. LL, i 5:00- 6:00-VValking in the park. ' QQ' 6:0O- 7:00-Pancakes and sausage at the Union Cafe. gig: 7:00- 7:30-The chaperone treats the crowd to pink ice cream cones. 7:30- 8:30-Happy but tired, the Seniors return. ,l gl v w ti if fif A g gg gg Ag G 'A as 'cfs One Hundred Thirty-four

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