Hedding College - Orange Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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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

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4244 faseeagilsgeai My Ofgngg illllag 1. Freshman girls walk to London Mills. The Dean of Womeil chaperones them as far as Hermon. 2. College crutches in much demand. Dorothy Whitted is the victim this time. Jessie is now able to walk. Robert certainly has been a hero, though. 4. The societies are informed that the alumni expect a commencement program from each one. Oh, hum! 5. Rook is the never-failing entertainment at N. B. H. Many attend high school track meet at Knoxville. Miss Morrissey is gone and .lean teachesC?l Psychology class. Hedding and Parsons debate in Burnside chapel. 3. 6. 7. Hedding girls defeat Parsons girls in debate! 8. Mother's Day. Many go home. 9. Hedding and Parsons have a hot debate at Fairfield, Iowa. 10. Tennis tournament games absorb all the interest. The popular election comes off. Don't feel slighted if you are not there. You were only beaten by a vote or two. 11 13. VVe get a holiday on account of the Knox County Meet. 15. Ffveryone is writing or intends to write his long term papers. 16. Prof. Bale refuses to take off his hat to any lady riding in a carriage or a castle. 17. Girls' Glee Club concert is well attended. 18. Senior fleek day. Smell of onions interferes with hearing of the Physics class. 19. Hobo day. 21. Quadrangular Track Meet with Bradley, Augustana and Macomb Normal. 23. Concert by Hedding Orchestra in Burnside Chapel. 24. Junior Piano Recital of Florence John in Burnside Chapel. 25. VVe are advised to buckle down in our studies and finish up strong. 26. Exams. approach. 27. Wriiikles deepen, a few gray hairs appear. 28, 29, 30, 31. Our last chance. Eldon Cat Junior Play practicej- jean, give Clem some pointers on how to pro- pose. Clem- No, I don't want any second hand stuff. 1'm going to have a way all my V, own. 12 M 335 Prof. Laiitis- What does hydrophobia mean? Tom- Mad dog. Q2 12 121 Ruth Mac-'AI thought I saw a man in that car. Eldon- No, it was just Wesley and me. 935 134 RZ WHYS AND OTHERWISE Some people tell it all in the first sentence, and then ramble on because their clutch is loose. Sometimes a college education isn't much of an education, but it isn't the fault of the college. By listening attentively you can hear almost anything. A Freshman may question the wisdom of the faculty, but he lives in hope that he may some day be as smart as a Sophomore. '2,?IEZi2R1Zi?ff?f3ZQ3?3f,3'- 2 f One Hundred Fifty-four