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'Q Q .rar rg' .rr .w'u1,n.mr'.-sw'.uaur.l'fA!'AY.nr ' K If K S I f ' v L. 4 T 7' C 51 an as Ii Y: THE DEAN'S CALENDAR AND ALMANAC if fp! DECEMBER, 1927 I 2 Fourth Month-Color: Gold CSD Prevailing Evils--Christmas Presents. '55 LS.: V : Eg l E5 l Stligggts Swggpgs This Date in History 1 N 1 T 7:10 11308 The University of Missouri Examining Committee ' 2 inspected the work of the faculty today. Qt 2 F 7:11 11:27 Terry elected football captain. Q. P's exchange in I feed for dates with football squad. l 0, 3 S 7:12 12301 Twenty-two more days until Christmas, Oh, Boy! ! 4 S 7:13 11559 All the girls are very anxious to have dates these 'N days Q 5 M 7114 9 332 Philos hold their annual Open Session. , n 6 T 7:15 10:14 Vera Jewell's arm is getting better. I 7 W 7:16 Morn Austa has some new earrings. d A3 8 T 7:17 9151 Q. P. Country School chapel program. fi 9 F 7:18 1301 Spanish Club formed. Much interest. Why? i 10 S 7:19 12 358 Class B basket ball tourneyment given to OWC. i 11 S 7 120 11 100 The girls took advantage of the coming season and I did some hectic loving. 1 12 M 7:21 12302 First B. B. game, defeated Draughons B. C. fl 13 T 7 :22 8316 Frank Howe was reported married. 14 W 7:23 9344 Jennie has that far-away look-It must be grand X I to be in love. ,V 15 T 7:24 1159 Defeated Arkansas U. The rest of the night was 1 spent saying good-bye. 5 , 16 F 7:25 ' Merry Christmos. Q 3 17 S ' . . 4 5 The remaining days of December were spent in the : j f l 18 S glorious luxury of the Christmas vacation with so .1 g l 1, 19 M many activities, eats and presents that it was im- N 1 ' 20 T possible to tabulate them. 1 : 21 W 1 ss 5 22 T ' 1 23 F ' iff 24 S il I 25 s l . A 26 M ' 27 T nf 28 W Q: 29 T : ' 30' F A 31 S l Weather Forecast for December, 1927 1-7: A decided change in attitudes of the girls towards many of the fellows 1 was distinctly manifest. This change seemed to be regulated by future events. 8-16: Attention of all was turned to the subject of Basketball, Christmas va- cation and Christmas presents. 17-31: Unsettled condition with much misery in the central regions due to the N feeds of mother for the prodical home home from college. 15 SH- Ui -4 415 'vw ,gf ,'Q2,Q f'.azr'4u'ravAasfxzv'.3f'.-lryzzrnp I.14l4gfQ5?Q
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fa.. 4.. 3 r I Cl L fflss' H LJ It 11 4 M :YE za us 4 1 V: THE DEAN'S CALENDAR AND ALMANAC if is f I 5 A I! 4 il ! .N . . 4' I ,N Dictionary of Facts Ag ADVERTISERS: People who nay money to have their names in I l l. The best annual in the history of the Ozark Wesleyan College, merely as ix a donation-according to them. f ,ii ASHLAR: The annual chronicle of crime with chromos of the S criminals, that everyone Wants but no one wants to pay for. an ATHLETICS: There is no surer way to get thru college than for ' 5, I a mn to fight with hands and feet on the gridiron. , I , CHARLES JAMES: The goof who always misspells your name, If i I fi zl 9: 3 distorts your image in the book and is busy all the time doing nothing. E r' I : lil' l I . DORMITORY: A mythological place where girls are supposed I t-o stay. M DEAN'S OFFICE: The college fire Department. Ck L' FAMILY: Prof. Brewer's most popular sociology term. L, li., F: A consonant that does not mean funny-if enough are do- . nated the letter stands for freedom. P if 'gr psi, Iggy FRENCH CLUB: Meaning Fine clothes. :hp gil, HELL WEEK: 8 days when nobodies' clothes are safe KX. Y. ZJ ill JOHNSON CLUB. We understand about the discussion, but why lu the honorary. ! KARL SPRINGER: The bird who writes you duns for overdue ac- :I l counts and is always harrassing you to buy a book. I I N II, PROFESSOR: A dull drudge with the heart of a slave driver and Q f the thorough knowledge of all the devilish punishments of a Spanish In- quisitor. g Q ATHLETE: A brawny low-brow whose only aim in life is just to .1 get by, the dumb saps who in spite of their dumness rate the best dates : 7 in school. AUDITORIUM: Indoor lovers lane Q. CAsk GEOJ lg GLEE CLUBS: A collection of mis-shapen clothes racks from I whom horrible noises are emitted at certain intervals called concerts. I GLEE' CLUB TOURS: An annual pilgrimage of our rougher ele- .L f ment giving the inhabitants of towns visited a false impression of our col- N S lege and leaving a trail of broken hearts in their wake. .ai an A A as ll ,fi 5 v A pq y9'alzrn'rs.m.wi.w.'u.1n'QLi.1ms1n.'lL-1 1928 ,qmvr1:r4nr.q'4lrz'.r'.I4r4U,u',a',pgn.'f,
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' 'The jC1,S'HL,A1L c c as . Ls , 3 - Us THE DEAN'S CALENDAR AND ALMANAC Dictionary of Facts-Continued FACULTY: Darwin's missing links. W CLUB: Now you tell one. CHAPEL: ? ? DATE RULES: The cruel mandates of a Roman Imperator exist- ing only to be broken. REGISTRAR: The guy who messes up your grades, sends out fluk cards and plays the piano in chapel. PRACTICE ROOMS: Just what the name implies. STUDENTS: Species of homo sapiens who infest the halls, talk loLliLdly in classes, do nothing, and finally receive a degree to make room for ot ers. OZARK WEMPS: Key's gang of jazz butchers. . PHILO: A powerful organization of yesteryears-The wind Blow- ing it out apparently. Q. P.: The Carthage agency for a money trust, meaning Quick Petters. RHO ALPHA: A gang of mentally deficients who never consider dating an activity, but think it passed out with their grandmothers. SIGMA LAMBDA CHI: Sources of revenue for cleaning and press- ing brigands, and heavens gift to the bootleggers. SPANISH CLUB: An organization to furnish Margaret Holt with popularity. THREE WISE FOOLS: Benny Martin, Bill Johnson, Chas. Baker. WHISTLER: Benton Burdette Wood will give 31.00 in cancelled postage stamps for the best explanation--profanity will be censored. WORK: What most students attend college to avoid. XYZ CLUB: An -organization firmly intrenched in the belief the Freshmen MUST rule the upperclassmen. ZERO: The temperature of a girl whose date took her to the Philo informal. . . an sa A,
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