Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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O . , , 52' Cfjgf JIIS H L, A IL . . . .3 I N V1 . v 3 H 'Q v 'I l + 1 i g ' N THE DEAN'S CALENDAR AND ALMANAC MARCH, 1928 fi N. Seventh Month-Color: Yellow. Prevailing Evil Lovesickness. r il -L55 K5 s d n s fi fy i ix EE Eg 'gigs S tk9e3?gs This Date in History 1 T 6 322 11344 Scalped the Bacone Indians, 49-27. 2 F 6323 12333 Class B basketball tournament. No school. it 3 S 7:55 12:22 Ditto. 4 S 9 359 1:30 A nice day. Prof. Brewer ate a big dinner an Max's church. 5 Q 5 M S349 11311 Spring dates can be seen everywhere. ,A 6 T 7,34 9209 Fran-ces J. was consumed by the green-eyed mon- al 1 ster-jealousy. N 7 W 6324 10:01 Quentin K. presented a box of candy to Cathryn. il 8 T 6325 10302 Dr. Hargett spoke in chapel. 9 F 6126 10:28 Ashlar Staff buys an airoplane. 5 N 1 10 S 9343 1:35 Glee Club returns from trip. N gf 11 S 1 126 1 326 Studies have been forgotten, Only thou wilt I love 5 fii 12 M 7142 9:14 Jesse James announces that his ideals are chorus ' girls. 3 13 T 6327 9:55 Track training season is on, dates end at 1:00 in- stead of 1:30 now. Q 14 W 8:28 8300 Snow buried some of the young love affairs. L' 3 15 T 6329 10:05 Q. P. Pillars are going up. 3 16 F 6 330 11:53 Prof. Reser failed to go fishing. N I : 1 17 S 6331 12352 Ashlar stat? learned to fly and are now ready for :E publication day. ' 1 Wi - 18 S 11 Q14 2:57 Snow is off, and the class in Campusology enrolled. 3: i 19 M 9 216 12 259 Good meeting of the above named class. 1 ,Q 20 T 7:59 9:04 Mr. Ames got an introduction to Naomi. in 21 W 7:48 1344 Spring formally arrived, but see above. iw 22 T 9 257 11 311 Colley and J. Dennison enroll in Campulsology class . Y 23 F 8319 1354 Wesleyan Players put on a show so that some of ' the girls can be given flowers. 24 S ---' 3 ,--- ---- 3 ---3 F orms closed, last copy to the printer, here endeth : this chapter. 25 S :Q ll M 1. If 27 T K 28 W - V 29 T l I so F I ll 31 S I ,, ll l l Weather Forecast for March, 1928 q 1 This month as a whole will be very much unsettled and stormy. The winds will : X blow as in usual March but they will bring no new sights to the campus-short skirts ' :I have .stolen all that. There will be much hunting done during the month-hunting for nice quiet, secluded billing and cooing spots. Now and again there will be rumors V. 1 V of engagements and counter. engagements as the boys vie with each other in the buy- ! ing of rlngs. All are in training for the regular April first classification. wir H- 2 ff iv r i I I 5 if Q0 E il : Q i I E 5. if lifts.-

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Q '7hgJ4,S'HL,A1L ' , ss:5.5..'5.r:L -vm THE DEAN'S CALENDAR AND ALMANAC an us 5 El if fl Who Pojnnlor Movies Remind Us Of g f King of Kings-Merit Burrous. l' Soft cushions-Q. P. Club. Running Wild-Austa Kidder. T Dress Parade-Chas. Eastridge. Patent Leather Kid-Spencer Coontz. Collegians-Max Barnes, Virginia Yo- der, Erma Campbell, Red Long- streth. 1 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes-George Meese. Q Finders, Keepers-Elizabeth Keith. 1 Music Master-Quinten Kehr. The Student Prince-Karl L. Springer The Noose-Dr. King's office. I Big Parade-Raymond Tomlinson. , Conclusions It Is A Fact! That Bob James is the best looking walk on the campus. i That a Ford at school is better than a Cadillac at Home. CVan Fleetj It is better to borrow than to find CThe owner might find you out.J That lessons and classes are an inconvenience to college life. That the editor and business manager will need a bodyguard when this comes out. - i S That everyone enjoys breaking date rules. IQQ That Agnes Kerr and Ralph Dennison typify the old gag- It must be Love. That Lillian Casebolt, Ruth Lindsey, and Mrs. Harmon are the most popular faculty members on the campus. 1 That Dean Reser is the Cutest Professor. lip 'I 'r K i il an si

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Y 0 '. bfhg M,-413 H L, A ILA o n e . M Q- -- 1 i l lm 4 .l-Qi 45. 'X ,il 3 . V 4 i V I ....F. 3 H THE DEAN'S CALENDAR AND ALMANAC s Our Alma Mater , We honor the, Wesleyan, We look to thee f For bright hopes and visions fl Of life to be. if With faithful, loyal hearts We will ever abide l True partiots for thy toil, I'- Thy love and pride. l Inspire our hearts to work For truth and right, i To clear the way each day I To knowledge's light. i, Lead on, Ozark Wesleyan, Keep our thoughts high, Show us the way, 5 Pointing ever to the sky. y -VIOLET LOWE. A Sunset Refteetton f Was it not lovely! It's gone now, deep into the sea, -A 5 Q Not a lured bar protrudes above the Wave A Nor cracks the blackened firrnament, and, save The eager stars eternally t Keeping their vigil, You would not think that on one night g 3 A night that followed when no sun had gone, An endless night that never hoped for dawn, 'A A dread voice spoke, Let There Be Light g ' Q. B: 1:5 1 v v l ' 1 The endless darkness, The silence of eternity, Dispelled, broken, and everlasting light Succeeded to the throne of endless night lql And sound can never cease to be. Is it not lovely I To Watch a setting sun afar lil And in the night oftime to hope for day And in the night of death serenely say, lm Love hears a wing, Hope sees a star. in ii A' 1