Mount Morris College - Life Yearbook (Mount Morris, IL)

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V N32 1f6 N32 7555 i ZFX I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' - Hi-Curley scared, saw white ghost. from station to Dorm in sled. C! ! D I IT-Skinny S, takes anti-fat treatment. 3-Swope received Grace in the par- 19-Miss .Xvey trains her pet Lamb. lor. ' 230-Hamer's purple striped shirt!! 6-Nettie sends for sample book of I 724-Mable overslept, lamp chimney spring fashions. ' badly smoked. 7-Spring! jumbo goes harefooted. .26-Glotfelty and Illough busy plan- 9-Iiditor returns manuscript for cor- I ning arrangement of annual. rection, ' 718-Stub writes home folks regarding 11-Fred received box fudge? Exp. love affairs. class treated. I 730-Shorb gets hair cut-makes dash 12-Juniors have class meeting?-F ' into society. 153-lionar sets 123 hens, li: eggs at 13 ISU-Sherrick's adopt second boy. o'clock on the 13th. I L., 3 N 11:-B1reezyfOscar caught in a Gail. ' FEBRUARY. ms? Lub frightened Gobhns or Sen I 2-NVoodchuck saw shadow. 16-Open Gym. Doc. Martin and Smith I 5-Prof. Keltner gives agricultural perform stunts - class pointed lecture on diligence and 17-Everybody sports green ties. I punctuality. 19-Henclricksoifs oration on Sen- , S-NYilber and Maud hold first busi- iors in chapel. ness meeting. 20-Juniors dissatisfied. I 410-Hrumbaugh and D. J. get caps 21-juniors demand recognition I mixed. 1 23-Dorm closed-lovers spend night II-President J. IE. conducts chapel on porch. I exercises. A 25-Great tloods-second deluge. I I2-Doc. Martin and Wise exchange 726-Swope and Grace go walking. companions. 27-Mohler and Miss Neher go stroll- I I2-Shively gives Edwin M. spelling ing. I test. 28-Geometry examination-a scorch- l5-Brower and Boyer take supper er. I with Fike sisters. 29-Students leave for home. Chaff I IT-Loll. hash, vegetable soup, oyster separated from wheat. -J. lf. shells. 31-Spring term begins. I 18- Diaphragmatic chuckle in ex- I pression. AF V59 VHF 20-J. E. runs new auto up main street. APRIL 21-:Xcademy seniors float flag in A - I I clilalpelzt Juniors niiich excited. 14Sl,fl eggs. Vinegar water and ' OW- Cocoa stew ---parlor, Mary and doped iweakfast fpodl t fa- . I 3-Editor s birthday-sweet sixteen I f24vG1bson spends evening at Old and i Q I i'Qllf5 Home- Y y , 4-Seniors begin to skip chapel. , I -if'-3123: SZi3l7ffSItl1rotEglEVXfest slwlll- 5-Halmy-lovers go pleasure seek- row, s no is ier. . . goes iome ing- HIOUC- 6-School politics corrupt-college ' 38ijM- M- UAH SUWSU Play uR0UR'h' life passes into oblivion. I 'lC'UkS at Dekalb. 6-Ellenbergefs first shave. I ,AC ,sz ,sz T-gtfolf got wool eiipped. I , 8- pring ever eps emic preva ent. I MARCH- 10-Annual goes to press? ? ? I 1-Limb orclion-which? A All S 111-Editors will take night oft and 2- . M. . boys bring A. tars seep. I I I I I l ,QQQRVS 1 I I I .. Q MOUNT MORRIS COLLEGE is 68 Z5 RQ

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sux sez 4 is 'fe as .1- The Senior's Memorandum Slil'TEMl3lER. ll!-Much greenness appears. 14-Old couples reunited.-Oscars XYcand's. llrumbaughs etc. 13-Campus tickets-50 cents. 16-Prof. Sherrick appears bewhisk- ered. 16-Program changed-Freshies get lost. IT-Program rearranged-teachers de- mand study. 18-Society spirit. Rush for new mem- bers. 720--President J. E. shines shoes. 21-Student's reception. Stub makes hit. 7213-Brumbaugh begins boarding in D. ll. 24-Blough and Shorb organize Bach- elorls Club. 35-Ruth gives Wilbur the mitten. 215-Hamer sends semi-weekly. 27-Mohler puts on clean collar. 28-.-Xcd. Sen. classify. 3:0-j. li. orders burglar alarm in attic way. ,SF 74 ,SP OCTOBER. l f-Xthite goes Trout lishing. 4-Prof. llendrickson comes to Iirst class with shoes unbuttoned. 5-Amphyet picnic: eats! Yum! Yuml! TAI-lamer gathers autumn leaves for Gertrude. S-Coll. girls get struck on Prof. lleery. I1--Pres. I. E. sends to Chicago Bureau for chapel speeches. 12-A 'Iii appears on smokestack. Academy junior bewildered. 13-Three barrels syrup ordered for D. H. 14-Hamer orders semi-weekly to come daily. 15-Swope examines diamond rings at tive and ten cent store. 18-Murphy fell in Pine Creek. 19-Murphy almost dry. 20-Sunday-Rev. Neher and Sister Brubaker conducted services at Silver Creek. 2l--Ellenbcrger-walking library, late for supper once. 732-Geometry exam return Y-? Papers evidently graded on scale of fifty. 24-Prof. l7ike's wife caught him smok- ing corn silk. 25-More 'Asyrup and tooth picks or- dered. 26-Academy seniors organize tor busi- ness. 28-Howard caught planting lip- ticklesu corner of Ladies Dorm. 251AAcademy Juniors talk of organiz- - mg. NOVEMBER. I--Ray Spurgeon stole sly glances from bashtul maiden. 3-Swiped? Prof. Fike's candy. -n .i-Students take night off and study. 4-VVilson e l e c t e d- l3ullmoose dehorned. J- spent S1 I ,2- Bachelor Club bo't jug cider-night in revalry. Replogle and Cook quit, llarold-.XdaAparlor-first time. 1.1-Seniors miss supper-class meet- ing. I6-Hamer caught in Prof. Culler's hen coop.-j? 18-Lircus-juniors eo to see elephant. I9- lletts leads a single life. 0-Grace-may l bestow my affec- tions on you-Sorrenson. 23-Sharp had a Fyte down Lovers Lane. . 25-lil'L1lJ2iliCl' goes to Chicago-buys Xmas presents tor children. ,Ni ,Sl ,SU DECEMBER. 1-Prof. Beery makes hit in society. 0 -1 04' -Mayer opposed to girl associates. XYealld grows whiskers. -lAViola melancholy-whiskers are removed. G-D. J. departs lrom ways ot verac- itv. 10---Shaw slept with feet out window. trip- 18 Hi-Murphy arranges for lYaterloo 7 -Viola and Gail plan Xmas vacation for Oscar and John. 520-Rrumbaugh boards out again. 20-Vacation-students le a v e fo r home. 25-Christmas- Joy and Love at home. A at 3 i JANUARY. 1-Students return. Seniors resolve to studv. 2 riage, -Hamer arrives-rumors of mar- Ii-Murphv and PIHHICI' ousted from Bachelors' Club 4-Seniors decide to publish annual for SIIFC. 5-,l. E.. Shively and D. D. have auto fever. 45-Miss VX'ingert reprimanded for gum chewing, 8-Mohler, Swope and Swartz escape down rope from dorm. window. Harvey got ducked. I0-Ronar buys pleated bosom shirts. 14--VVarner discontinue-s his college ind? and joins Bachelors Club. R .. Y MOUNT MORRIS ooLLEGE RCN 'XCR

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sez ' st me 'fe . ,Z F reshman's First Letter Home I September SIT, 1912. ' IJICAR DAD: . 'Arrived O. K. Am having the timeqof my life. Learned lots of new things already. I Boys Jolly and free. Set- up the treats to tive-fellows this eveningx- -Have a restaurant here ' with a piano that plays itselht if you drop a nickel in. .X bunch of fellows can have a line time eating and listening to it. Dad-l never saw such a line bunch of girls-some pretty, I Gee! The boys tell me l must buy two lecture tickets and take a girl or won't be anything thought of. How about the money? Two dollars a ticket. Say Dad. 10 a week for s ends I . , . , . , . P will be O. lx. until l get started. X ou ll do that. X ou know you said l should let you know I about what expenses would be. I Haven't been in my- room hardly at all today. l'aid hy roommate fifty cents to do my share of the straightening up. lle's a trump. Always looking for a 'ob to make a few I r J een s. ' llfrom the way they are all afterlme to join their societies and things l think I shall belquite popular. There are three societies and all of them are after me, There is the I PllllOI'l'lCI0l'lilIl, .Xmpluctyon and Ciceronian. l can't pronounce any of them but this is the , way they are spelled. They all say they would be very glad to have me join them. Asked j. E. what l should do, which one l should-Join and he said l should choose for myself I as that would always be more satisfactory tor me. lle said that l might be an honary l member in all of them but ot course would not be in position to be as active as might be. Think l'll be what ever my chum is when Iind one that will suit ine. I Tell. ma she nor sis need worry anything about me. l have a line laundry woman ' and she will do all my mending and so on and when l run out ot clothes l can buy as there are stores right across from the campus and a fellow can get what he wants. I On the whole I am very well pleased with every one. They say J. lf. is a hummer Q when- he gets it in for anybody. l am going to try and get on the good side of him. llc certainly has sharp eyes. They nearly -make a fellow shiver when he asks a straight ques- ' tion. The boys who have been here betore say that he bis always looking after the boys and I they can't do a thing he doesnt und out about. Think he's going to be a line old boy ' myself. All the rest ot the prots are line and l think they all know their business. :Xwaiting your letter with a check, l am. I Your loving son, Tll.-XD, I '5 ., 1 I - I yli r ' ' t Thad 's I 4 , ff Develop- . I f W , aaf ff uf in 1 , yi gi! at f .ip P' Q, 59115591 ' f f I .is - iff f - ff ffidu M. M. C. ' f 037 e , fr 1 lf 7 , 1 if . tm A rr' - e if I ITV i I I ' K V V 1 0 f -A tt ... , 5 ' , .7 , ' N., , ,, gf K l I Mfiiii. ''iiifi2:2ii2ifgf1iSf31i1 x? I T v TTY TF-V I ' s E . If i I r f J tr' ' ,.-L?ix X I I - he -- 'V V L.: ' i 1' 0 C ig,-ff. l fy'-'Qlli ' C O L L E G li SQZMOUNT T 1 Moieus RCE 69 Y N32 are