Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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Apr. 18. Jefferson arises at 1:00 A. M. to ,escort Miss - to the train :-He is taken home by a large but unap- preciative delegation of students. Mrs. M. A. P. Stansbury engaged to teach Prof. Jones' classes. ' Somebody borrows the bell clapper. YXYWA gg:-1 U Q Q p Apr. 19. Thirteen alarm clocks go off . atdifferent hours of the night in the Cas- 7 f l 0 1 son-Waldo-Mower apartments. Q , Apr. 20. The meaning of the oiiicial announcement that G. B. R. is appointed captain of the G. B. R., is not ,generally understood until George Bosco Kull is seen tak- ing his girls' brigade of kindergartners out for an airing. Apr. 21. Miss Myra Lawrean Mclnnis QT ' shuH?les on this mortal coil. i f 727 -Qs A 1:4 Apr. 22. R. Wescott, Ladwig,jol1if'Ee and Weisse enlist. RQR-R.O1'vv Q . Dr. Plantzsummons Luetgert into No. 6 ' 1 and slyly searches his pockets for the f-Q97 bell clapper. fl April 23. H Great war demonstration by students. Miss Wilson walks without a cane. I 26

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Editor Bullock while in the Chemistry Laboratory feels the premonitory thrill of a grand scoop, but discovers later that some one has emptied a test tube of mercury -down his back. Apr. 241. Y. M. C. A. farewell meeting for the volunteers. Apr. 25. Hubbard goes home to join his militia com- pany. In chapel Dr. Lurnmis and Prof. Treat recommended fighting the battle at home at present. Apr. 27. Schneider and Jefferson enlist. Apr. 2841-3:30 A. M. War whistles wake D the town, but Haefner doesn't enlist. Light-Fj'2nL 'C Infantry, including six students start for the Qin, front. Cadet battalion and G. A. R. veterans 5322 ff ' escort them to the depot. if Apr. 29. Mrs. T. E. Millis and Mrs. D. P. Nicholson entertain Faculty, IUNIORS and Seniors. May 2. Capt. Fuller proves his ability as a srluelcher. May 3. Prof. Seith tells Prof. Treat that 'he has helped Miss Wilson catch a man. TYXWI' ERB' J May 5. Prof. of Vocal Music escaped from a locked room byjumping out of the window. May 6. junior Cap Demonstration. Bon fire onthe point. Crystal Stair dives off a, stone Wall-midnight lunch. May 7. Delsarte exhibition at Armory. Freshmen declare war by stealing two junior caps, which are soon recovered. 27