Hedding College - Orange Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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J 74215355 gfziaiaeeq Zig Gran class i13z1xeaa12ife1s A Nnuemhvr 1. Alma makes eloquent speech in chapel in behalf of the girls and box supper is called off. Z. Everybody buys stock in the Athletic Association. Market is booming. Republi- cans produce Mr. Cox in the form of a goat. 3. Election returns. Mrs. Malaprop bids us O Reservoir. 4. Fine Weather we are having. N'est-ce pas? 5. Foot ball team goes on trip and Society programs suffer consequently. 6. Ask one of the foot ball men to tell you about their trip to Eureka. 9. Where is the coach? Dean is worried. 10. Coach makes his appearance in chapel and leads pep meeting. 11. We are very patriotic and demand a whole holiday and get it. VVC listen to war stories. 12. Brrr. It's cold. 13. Poor Carthage. 6-0 and the 6 belongs to us. 14. The Hrst snow storm. Get out your sled. 15-16-17. Rain, rain, rain. 18. Junior class reduces Hedding's doctor bill by selling apples. 24. Yum. To-morrow is Thanksgiving. 25. Everybody has fine time and we vvallop Macomb Normal. 30. You have all come back ready for hard work, say our teachers. but we seem rather doubtful. Gertrude has a diamond. Bale fafter discussing the Mayo Brosf clinic systemj- Now, the packinghouses carry out the same idea. 136 92 325 Kenneth Cable Cin societyj- The dearest word, Ayliffe Willets. R2 13 12 Dr. Greene- Next year we are going to have more faculty members here on the platform, and incidentally working in their rooms. H 95 13 if! Herman- My watch is slow, but no wonder, for lvan's had it for the last week. 95 32 92 Prof. Larmtis- What is a Whale? Rhoda- It's a birdf' 32 Q2 S-92 Velma Lewis- Saturday nights are the nights that I have the least dates. IZ 22 22 Oh, sing something touching. 1-low's 'Face to Face?' 35 XZ 135 She- 1 want to marry a man with brains. He- I know, dear, but I believe one should marry within his own circle. if e'Q3.Q?gEfg6g5b5 QFAO7-Efiki 3 , 235 .31 5 ETF fic 45f2E?iiF?lQ3 One Hundred Forty-four 1

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