Leander Clark College - Cardinal Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

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, 1 A -Mfg ,wg .X nf ,, . fx y , i ,i w V . 4, f' fl Callie-Philo Picnic After the flood comes the rainbow and after the rain Thursday which put an end to baseball for the day, the Callies and Philos and a half dozen or more exuberant faculty members loaded themselves onto the orthodox hayrack and the bunch went down to the Iowa River southwest of Tama where the trees are green and the grass verdant, The men of the party made an immediate break for the heaving billows of the raging flood and after finding a place sufficiently removed from habitation the gang went in for the annual swim. All new records were broken and the old ones smashed by the trio of finless wonders, Professors Masters, Horning and Kenoyer, in their high altitude diving and their featuring of the crawl stroke and back hand flip. Active among the pastimes was the purloining of shoes belonging to some of the brothers who stayed too long in the mire for their own good. Plott pulled knots out of his clothes for an hour and then was forced to walk to the picnic camp where one of his shoes, two of Firkin's, both of Kremenak's and one of Soko1's were roosting at some elevation in a scrub oak. An admiring group of girls watched the destitute ones scale the tree for the errant footgear. An impromptu meet was indulged in by both societies until the command came to lighten the heavily laden baskets. Hurdling the bushes and leaping the taut string kept the boys busy while the girls entered the hundred yard dash run in relays of ten yards each. A prodigious supper had been provided by the Philos, consisting of three magno-size sandwiches apiece, pickles, potato salad, olives, coffee and cream, sugar and milk, cookies and hermits, strawberries, cake and stacks of other things. All went to fill up, and the time from six-thirty until dark was taken up with the epicurean festivities and getting sticks to burn for the camp fire later on. A ' The evening was pleasantly passed around a big blaze by stories, readings and songs. The finish of the day was registration at the terminal-Beatty Hall -about ten-thirty.-Recorcl. P-i i sm. V ., vw - - . Vi -A iiiv, ew :

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fi? 'Ts , H - -p:.f.n,g, q,. QT' ,Y gj gg gi If ik Q ll Calendar APRIL Jack Allen speaks in Chapel on dirty CED athletics. Jack, how dare you dispute Rayburn? We destroy the Freshies' flag when the tiny tots endeavored to place the piece of decorated cambric upon the college. Horning knocks out Kenoyer in a five-round contest-fists used as weapons. Ladd voted biggest crabber in college. Ingersoll and Ward renovate and clean the Philo hall-merely a pastime of the boys. Practice for May Day begins. The piano loses one castor. We go to church and observe the new gowns CEaster, you knowj. Prof. Jack leads the singing without the music box. I Gay loses all interest in life for Paul is about to leave. Spring fever prevalent. Many skip classes in order to live close to nature. Firkins gets his hair cut. Box social-Ladd pays 355.00 for NilVa's boX. Jessie Tomlinson nomi- nated for popular lady. Kremenak does not go to see his girl in order that he may go to Y. M. C. A. Girls' Glee Club trip. Lonesome about the college. Boo! Wahoo! Sammy! Girls' Glee Club returns smiling with 14 cents per capita as a token of appreciation from the delighted audiences. Sammy Hanna blooms forth in a new suit and brand new necktie-also a clean collar. Hunter rallies his troops to go to Mexico-parade in Chapel. Chem. II have a picnic at Crossman's Qunbeknown to Mr. Riggsj. Real impromptu picnic out by the creek. Billy chased the 'skeeters' away and Plott opened the bottle fgrape juicej. We had a delightful time, but the ice cream was too cold. Archie and Eula had to be back early so we adjourned. Nothin' doin'. Ditto. We teach one of Prof. Riggs' classes but refuse to sit in the faculty row at Chapel. P fi: Q-if ..-fms .ef -, -. t V cf : e.-..i..:.Tw3g-g..v?1T:t.. iT,a