Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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VVed.--Oh, those boys, how they do iight for those new suits Now we can see why Fred made a change, he chauffeurs a Buick now. 'Thur. ljoysb trlaining hard for game with Jeff City Saturday. Spring seems to e iere early. Qvercoats and hats are shed. Fri.-Boys in high spirits. Expect to win tomorrow eve. Mon.--Glee Club party at A. Hinton's house. Report fine 61113. Eleventh hour folks whipping up horses for a final spurt. T00 late now. Miss Perley and Richard have a big argument on the faults of the younger generation. W as Miss Perley young once? VVe wonder, Tues-Smiling faces are seen going into a teacher's room and the same faces come out with stormy frowns. XYed.-Ttests start today. Several got the '6skids thrown under them for you know hard tests can be made from easv work. Now we regret we have not studied harder all along. Thur.-Basketball boys go to Boonville to play Kemper M.S. For- get those old tests and play a hard game, boys. Game scheduled with Kirksville Osteoparths tomorrow night and one with Kirksville Teach- ers' College Saturday. ' A Fri.-Incidntally this is the thirteenth. Buccanneers lost a hard fight at Kemper last evening. Play Kirksvlle Osteopaths tonight here. Everyone looks like a worn-out dish rag, but say, isn't it a reliei to be out of those trying ordeal? Hurrah !! No school Monday! Think of it. ' ' ' ' . D'd Mon.-Second semester starts today. Jump right into routine 1 we win that frame Friday night? XVell, I guess. Runt Keen was the b .- object of many complments. He was red hotf, No, we didn't win the Saturday night game. Those boys fought a hard game, led the score at the end of the half, but you know theres two halves and the total is v . 7 t' taken at the end of the second. Now, Richard, I suppose you re sa is- fied. That Huntsville dream of yours has at last enrolled in M.j.C. Look out now, donit lose your head and your heart. - l back row in T .-It used to be that the boys all rushed to ,t ie ues class. Times have changed and now the girls seem afraid of the teach- ers. The truth of this was seen in English I this afternoon. Wfed.-Sun came out strong. Members of staff took snaps today. P l runs from the photographer. Quite entertainingg Miss er ey Thur.-Y.M.C.A. meeting at the junior College Mr, Frank Little Of St. Louis, State Secretary of boys' work of the Y, spoke. Mon.-Miss Perley reported sick this morning. We hate to have her sick, but we sure can use those holidays. Vtfe wonder why the llb- rarian can hear so many things when we are sure we havcnif 161 The C211 out of the bag. Tues.-At last our modest Canadian friend has become comprom- ised. Little Ruth is the lucky one. Strolling down the hall 211111 111 211111

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G Jictures Bob Connelly, the old invincible, actually Mon.- roup 1 . U fell for a skirt today. Mind your own business, Bob, with eyes on the step-not on the girl. Sudie still elated over out of town date last night. Tues.-Glee Club performs at Huntsville tonight. Everyone get- ting a kick out of kidding Velma and Fredg but now it is Fred and Mary Elizabeth. F Skipping Algebra doesn't bring pleasant results, does it. boys? ' C i I ' ' NN'ed.-Everyone sleepy todav' from some cause or other. Now, l wonder whv. 'Maurice and'Marian seen together at performance of Glee Club at Huntsville. ' a ' A Thur.-Chief Lamb sets a heavy foot down some in stand for much foolishness in the Log office especially emptying the wastepaper basket on the floor. Fri.-Irene Kirtley Hiett's musical recital tonight. Glee Club will t' ies. He won't .attend in a bady. just one week till Santa comes. Mon.-A regular old-time spelling bee carried on in English l d ' k The night air is collectino' its toll Class. Fred Lea is reporte sic . 6 g again Tues.-Pupils seem to be using the llth hour before Christmas to the best advantage. Is it because they are energetic or have back work to complete? Arthur Gutekunst went down town and shook hands with Santa Claus. and told him what he wanted. Une has to if he ex- pects to receive many presents. Wled.-They tell us Friday is to be added to our holidays. Joys upon joys!! M.j.C. students trying to get maximum presents at mini- mum cost. Sure is a f'Problem. XVhy not tell her there is nothing good enough for her? Thur.-Tomorrow starts day of fun. Donit forget to hang up your stocking. Be sure all holes are sewn up, too. 6 IANUARY Mon.-Nature provided rosk cheeks and red noses today. Snow still on. I wonder why th.ese Huntsville folks like sleigh rides and why James walked home. Several absent from school. After effects of holidays. Mildred Myers sporting a sparkling diamond on left hand. They always claim that Christmas is the time for lovers and small child- ren. Tues..-Ch, these smiles and grins, when we hear Mr. Spoher's classes will not meet this week. College students are no more dignihed gpm HS. studeintls. 'Wifickn back from Sunny South, telling big tales. course, we Je ieve tiem for we didn' 0- .,' - + O.. ,c sporting new basketball clothing. yyoudirbi? Olioigihg parade or real hard fight. Go to it, boys. H Q A WC ' Spf? lilc nm' yt Il? -1 Dain the YC! get Ki Cl'- 130 -5 Ex' Ull W1 ul Sz Ill lil Tim l. cl c 2. l 1. T l i

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SAY Eastwood the College shiek, has lately is a pleasant pastime, I'LL . i acquired a taste fo rtyping. 1 As yet he has learned but one lesson, that is typing a'lo've letter. 4 - i - VVed.--Kirch still writing letters. Two a day is his pace now. I d hat we will do when we want the typewriter for the g'Log?.' won er W Thur.-Bud Patison unable to stay awake in class today. I wonder why. Oh, of course, he stayed up. too late studying last night. I F '.-J mes Hill, the boy with a voice full of Mommy, delights in ri a favoring us with solos, only they are not so-lo, especially when we are busy studying. F , Mon.-A new student in our English class. It's a she too. Say, don't the boys seem unusually wide awake when the occasion demands? - ' 1 I LT .-Bob Connelly returns to school from a two day date witi ues Miss Mary XA7hite, the bed.-- He is still dragging around too. Keep bl ff e all like rests now and then Richard writes a theme, up the u -w . a erfectly good one, but not a thing was said about the subjects. He P got an S, too. Maybe hels got a pull. Several people misled in the ' d ' class door. It notice that appeared on the door of our assistant ean-s stated that no classes wuld meet today or tomorrow. The joke is that the last two words were added bv some lazy sudent. I wonder whose work it was? . FEBRUARY , VVed.-Kennth Allen, a Fayette Collegiate, takes a change of VI C Cl meetino Dean Spohrer warns us to venue and enters I .I . ass g. . watch those cuts. Kirch officially resigns as yell leader. After several tryouts, Kenneth Allen was elected. More snapshots taken. Thurs.-And another boy finds it more convenient to attend school at home. Wighaiii, the old basketball star, has returned to help put his home school on the map. Remember There's No Place Like Home. Fri.-Kirch's birthday. It's no day of pleasure for ihm. At last our college expressed its sporting blood. Twelve girls known as the Cheerio's will help rouse enthusiasm with pep stunts. Their first ex- hibition today. Boys to play K.S.T.C. tonight. I Mon.-Another new student, Roy Heiman. Say, iust look on 'Mary E's finger. Do you see that engagement ring? Lucky boy, Fred, TUQS-'BOYS Went to Fayette and gracefully accepted defeat. . Thurs.-Thrills upon thrills. Mary E. has on another ring on the thlrd finger of her left hand. Yes, they're married. The college is turning into a marriage bureau. Step up, girls, and get you a man. 'Love at first sight, marriage at the second, is our motto, l'Y Puller' M fend l .I-y the lil! Say- ff Xl ye vu. l' ,l- Qll lllil gui Sl I, llc V 'l if wc l the c 'I 1-rc Ol' c 101113 than ltllx Irie mg der Yu ll: . Pr Y '95 I l . ' . ' l p i .1 ,Ii 1514.4 K J .di 'l in xmf g -si 1 .gp