Hedding College - Orange Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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I 1 gfi4,seiis:ie'. My Of0f18Q neges Commencement Time And all the year round our store is headquarters for College Supplies and Athletic Goods. It is easy to select from our stock of Commencement Gifts, Station- ery and Parker Fountain Pens. DICKINSON DRUG CO. We appreciate and invite the Col- lege Trade on Books and Supplies, Drugs, Athletic Goods, Conklin Pens, Eastman Kodaks and Films, Maga- zines and daily papers. ' LITTLE DRUG STORE THE HOTEL MARTIN The Best of Service at all Times G. L. WAR DEN Proprietor. THE KODAK Twice a VVeek ll All the college news twice a week. Our circulation of 1,400 copies each issue covers Abingdon and South Knox County. No better advertising medium in this territory Complete Job Printing Plant in connection BAIRD LAND CO. Real Estate and Insurance Office over First National Bank Abingdon, Illinois T. J. WHITE Real Estate and Insurance Representing some of the strong- est Qld Line American companies ' ABINGDON AND BIJOU THEATRES Chas. Dahler, Manager The Home of Educational Pictures THEATRE PARTIES SOLICITED Hedding Students have made this their place of amusement. There must be a reason I' 1 2? ?ExQi3-32 if 4X'iiC3Q3Lf?gliTai?E 2' l jiiiilf? Eze?-Qifff One Hundred Forty-one

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4 4? 3l3i.4H3i'SLj Z l 325 32 5 2 4 Akin fl? 4 2 f six? My Grange: il 45212321 Qlalvnhar 19211-1921 September 14. Students already in town meet every train with cars and frantically welcome new- comers. VVe sing our songs for the new students and treat them to a wienier roast. 15. Juniors first to show pep in chapel. Girls' walk-out. 16. Boys' ditto. Dean Whitted and Prof. VVood cause their classes to turn gray over night with fright. 17. Y. M. and Y. W. reception to new students. Gentlemen of the faculty give proof of their oratorical ability and have their pictures taken by flashlight at 12 p. m. 20. Freshies beginning to show signs of life. Miss Morrissey arrives and is joyfully received by the Cherubim. 21. First team of foot ball squad suffers considerable damage among its number. 22. Freshies, bless their hearts, have a picnic. We would like to know how they man- aged to reach Cherry Grove when they started for Horseshoe Bend. 23. Girls learn how to say Good night in Gym class. 24. Decker upholds the constituency in Society. ' 25. Lombard needs a little cheering so we give her a victory. 26. First real rain in months. 27. Coach gives men who do not play foot ball a lecture in chapel. 28. Brr-rr-rr. Special distress signal for coal. 29. More signals. 30. Coal arrives so weather man warms things up outside. Amelia Barnes- Oh, I just live for dictation. 335 95 92 Miriam Kin Ancient History classb- Even some of the Nuns take the vow of eternal silence. E Herman- Don't tell me they ever got away with it. 9251292 Beulah Evelyn Cvisiting at N. B. Hfb- Oh, Aunt Bu, 1 des peeped fru the parlor door and seen Tom saying his prayers to Nellie. 3295! VVhen you feel blue take a bath, it may wash off. 95 95 32 Wheii Eve brought woe to all mankind, Old Adam called her wo-man, But when she Woo'd with love so kind, He then pronounced it woo-man. But now, with folly and with pride Their husband's pockets trimming, The ladies are so full of whims, The people call them whim-men. One Hundred Forty

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.9 1. as a a,.s:f1i.e2ffC1f 5:2551 My Qfgngg f- lt KP 4, 1 NWA lxy! , Q9rtnhPr 1 Edt 1 Lvl 4. Men yield very gracefully to the ruling that all those not playing foot ball must ' take Gym. W 5. Juniors begin to worry whether Freshies are going to be properly initiated or not. A 6. Swell Junior do. Oh don't you wish you were a Junior? W 7. Nothing doing but study. 1 1 S. Ditto. J 9. Surprise party on Everett. Everybody reports a fine time. in ig 10. Coach takes a reprimand from the men very meekly? lvl 'yl 11. Coach comes back with a much needed scolding about the lack of pep shown by K, nl the men at foot ball games. leg' 12. The faculty have us so well in hand that we are surprised at our own good be- limi L havior. W by 13-14. Our surprise is increasing. fl 15. Olin Society decides presidentialelection. Mrs. Carrie C. Catt is elected. 1 16. Hooray, score of Canton game leans in our favor. I 1 r . iii 18. Plans for to-morrow on foot. '1 l 19. Rush day means early rising and everyone rose. Poor Sam! 5110 1 'V 20. Initiation of new members into societies. Miss Morrissey advises her Sociology 1 class to bring pillows and footstools with them and they take her up. V' 1 21. Lincs, Olins and Sigs once more the best of friends. ll 1 if 1 23. Continues to rain. LM Cv . 5 22. It starts to rain. 1 1 24-25. More rain. Vi 26. It has really stopped raining. Faculty reception puts everybody on best be- -ni havior. Don't forget your manners by sitting down. 'YI 28. Weather man produces the sun, which he must have mislaid. vl Q 5 29. Society receptions. Faculty get plenty to eat after attending all three. Ml 30. I-Ia1lowe'en Do. The rabbits were the life of the party. ill 4 il . 1 'T-' 55 51. t, 1 Iust-- Q 1 No-1 11 il' Please1 Q 'M UNO-is gi SW Oh, please- 'N S HN U Nl I , . . ,. Qi Why Fred, I thought you said you shaved every night. Pl V, 1 W' 12 135 S3 ll. 3+ 5? S31 Clem, you remind me so much of a Howerf' T How's that? 1 You're such a bloomin' idiot. il' 11.1 as as is L' l .. . . 1 l iw I wrote Dean a little note at the end of my Algebra exam., saying how much I Rl enjoyed the course. ' What did he say, Miriam? I JL1 Said I could take it again if I enjoyed it so much.' 'I 1-1 1 1 . Nl 1 I+ Q1 One Hundred Forty-t wo l