Hedding College - Orange Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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11435 1-21.16332-se,e:1zj, 5 K My Orange fai igzfsza 2 41 3f3f52i? illllarrh 1. Sociology and Economic classes live in terror. 2. Sociology has been changed to Sokemology in the catalogue. 4. College bell makes a mysterious night journey. 5. Boys kindly volunteer to help bell back to old quarters. 8. Don't everybody look queer? Wonder what it is? 9. Measles. Three quarantined. 10. Prof. Watson gives his afternoon classes a lecture on getting to class on time ll. Stringent measures will be taken if any one is able to study in the library. 12. The Seniors are beginning to realize its nearly over. 13. Chapel is eniivened by an outside speaker. 1-1. The first signs of spring fever. 15. Toni and Nellie driven from their happy home. The janitor locks the chapel in order to clean it. l6. Everyone on their good behavior, the Student Volunteers are coming. 17. NfVe are admonished to keep things tidy for company is coming. 13. Conventions have more advantages than might seem apparent. VVe get a three- fourths holiday. 20. Detective VVilcox locates a suit case which has disappeared most mysteriously. 23. The Grange Staff begins to have a haggard expression. 25. Prof. Bale leads chapel in the name of the lady members of the faculty. 28. W'e were mistaken. Spring most certainly has not come. 29. Vacation approaches. 30. Mid-semester exams. No comments are necessary. 31. Good bye until Tuesday. Ernest Harlan: Why did I come to Hedding? Well, since the point you've pressed, I've been loafing around all summer. And came up here to rest. 925232 Marks of the conqueror- Ernest Thayer- See this chalk on my shoulder? VVesley- Yeh! Ernest- Well, it ain't chalk. 9595132 Reba- Herman, go over and get your Latin book. Herman Cstarting off disconsolatelyb- Oh, it's just like goin' after my coffin. S4 92 if? Jessie-- Would you please hand me the book? Marie- There are two. Which one? Jessie- Why-er, the middle one. Q2 235 22 I stole a kiss the other night, My conscience was alack, I think that I'll go back to-night. And put the blamed thing back. M S .. a ,M ... . W: -- -K f- f'-1 Jfmxf 4 vfvk 55 i'f7A3t TI i.,.i, 52,11-SQL X71 X ii xg if avfliii x-1 'L One Hundred Fifty

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1- - Qi.- Iaesasaa 229 OfQf2gQffiC5i1if5C?:'T?i?5Z?Zi-f.323f5fi f X M lil Nj' April 14' . . it 1. Too bad it is not a school day. xv' v xy! 5. Stunts are the order of the day. 6. Freshies, Sophs, Juniors and Seniors in Chorus, It's our turn to use the chapel. 7. Junior class wins the stunt prize. iii 9. Scandal-Miss Robb and Dr. Cfreene were out strolling Sunday evening, or per- -.fi haps it was Gertrude and Jeanie. 10. Inmates of Nessie Blodgett report a wild night. f'Dogs and everything. lwl 11. Rain. WL 13. Half holiday for inter-class meet. Palmer wins a point for the Sophs. 1 y 14. Y. VV. C. A. cabinet goes to Macomb. 'fm 17.g Virgil hears how she treated his picture. lf 19. Y. M. C. A. has record attendance, the eats explain it. W , 20. A storm coming. ' 'W . V. if 21. VVe are all caught by the rain after society. Adam! Eve! Nr 22. Nessie Blodgett has to use candles. 26. Dean Whitted, after searching diligently for the mislaid chapel announcements. MN finds them in his hand. 27. Y. M. C. A. leader kept a profound secret. M, 28. Miss Benheld coughs in chapel and finds relief from a coughdrop, a present from Miss Robb. wi uf A SAFE CONCLUSION i i . Miss Morrissey Cin Psychologyj- Glenn, do you remember that I said that all students should get a definition for imagination? W Glenn- VVhy, no, I don't remember anything about it. ,VI Miss M.- Well, then you must have forgotten it. if is as as 'Ali I see that Lyle Bridgeford is back from Illinois, and is going to farm his father's st farmf' Yes, I heard that he was away taking a course in Pharmacy. A . i in vs is Q K5 Miss Benfieldf' remarked the young man, desperately trying to make conversa- rify tion, what a beautiful shade of gray your eyes are. lp. Miss Benfield- Prematurely so, I assure you. il' 12 95 95 W1 if How does Rev. Ferris always have the front seats of his church so well filled? I-Iis head usher is a street car conductor. lm 'W . 32 az 93 TV' - I Prof. VVatson tin English class, to Paul Petersonj- I can't tell you and your U . . . ,, til' brother apart. Which is Which? 'Wil Paul- VVl1y my brother is in the morning class. M XY V' . . i:CT1ef?53523sg,fz5f:fQi2fXf 55 5.31 iii Z , Z 51? SKS? fgjxf ig?2 One Hundred Fifty-two