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April 2-Dorothea Sharps Voice Recital, assisted by Virginia Warren and accompanied by Lucille Hardaway. 5-Social Committee Recital for Seniors. I warn you Juniors you'd better burn those baby pictures this summer. 9-Harold Ewings Senior Voice Recital. Assisted by Hugh Williams, and accom- panied by Lucille Hardaway. 10-Campus Day. Reminded me of Spring Housecleaning. How about you? 12-Senior Prom. The Long discussion about Who will be Prom Queen is now over. 15-17- School for Scandol . 18-Empyrean holds formal spring party. 19-Spring Vacation begins. Or is it vacation or Spring House Cleaning? 29-Classes recommence for the last time this school year. May 2-4-Guest Week End. 7-Esther Poole's Violin Recital. 9-Harry Barton's Voice Recital. 10-A. K. X. Spring Party. 14-Recital sponsored by Music Department. 17-Elzevir Spring Party. 20-Recital sponsored by Music Department. Yes, that's counted right, there were two of them. 24-Exams begin. Draw a long breath. Burn the midnight oil. Puzzle: Why' do exams have to come during the balmy spring weather? 31-Music Department Opera. june 2-Baccalaureate. 3-May Fete. 3-Opera Carmen . -1-Commencement. Farewell. good old school days. -1-Alumni Banquet. SQQTSL X '
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December 5-Male Quartette fwith help of spare tenor, sang in Chapel. 6-Mrs. Virginia McKenzie Parker gave illustrated lecture on people of India at Y. W. C. A. super. 7-State Peace Contest at Parsons. jordan wins third in oratory and Larmore third in Extemp. Empyrean Dance. 10-College dog chased out of Ballard Hall by Dean of Women. 13-Orchestra Christmas Concert. 1-1-Elzevir Christmas dance. 15-Opening Basketball season. Kirksville Osteopaths 52-Parsons 30. 17AFootball Victory Banquet. Brawner DuBois elected Honorary Captain for year. 18-Opening night for group of one act plays. 19-Choir formal concert. Good, wasn't it, Melander? 20-More one act plays. 21-Zeta Party. Vacation begins. january ll-.Iordan and Harper win prize at A. K. X. Hard Time Party. Jordan appears dressed as bather of the '90's. 11-Parsons wins from Kirksville 23-20. 12-Parsons loses to Kirksville 29-23. 21-25-Exam week. Late study, courtes'es to instructors, worry and more worry. 26-Parsons loses to Wesleyan 40-34. I always knew that exams had bad effects. 29fParsons wins from Penn -45-35. 31-French Club presents play in French to German Club. Did they understand it, I have my doubts. February 1-Bank party. Members of Little Symphony were guests. 1fDeba'te season formally opens with Wesleyan in non-decision debate, 11-Gym Exhibition by members of girls' gym classes. This was given before a packed house. I-1-Dorothea Sharps wins Empyrean original love story contest. Girls, you'd better look into this. l5fPi Kappa Delta Barn dance. 16fParsons wins from Columbia 32-50 with Bernard Black rallying 18 points for top scoring honors. 18-21-Debaters spend week in Missouri. Too bad they missed Seek-Ye week! 18-22-Seek-Ye Week. Dr. Paul Calhoun of Lincoln, Nebraska, speaker. 25-Scholarship Recognition Day Services. 26-Parsons loses again to Wesleyan 28-22. Boy, that's a poor way to end the season. March 1-5-Debate Tournament at Iowa City. 5-9-Hell Week for Fraternity Pledges. Properly named, eh? Sfjunior Prom at Armory. 12-Schubert Evening. Illustrated lecture by Dr. Schreiber and music from Music Dept. 13-16-Pi Kappa Delta Debate Tournament at Dubuque. Parsons places second in state. 15-W. A. A. Skating Party. Official count showed more boys fell than girls. 22-Y. W. and Y. M. Progressive Party. All great ends are made through progress. 22-New Art Course begins under direction of Virginia Work of Ottumwa and Norman Tolson of Chicago. 25-29-Twenty-eight pale face girls take Hell Week. 28-30-Cape Girardeau Regional Pi Kappa Delta Conference. 29AW. A. A. Dance at Trustee Gymnasium.
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il?-2 eg WHO'S WHO 1. Betty Eicher. 2. Hurgurst Anderson. 5. Willard Pedrick 4. Lee Gobble. 5. Rosemae Gage. 6. Robert Hynde. -.., fm fy-' COLLEGE VAMP BEST NATURED WITTIEST ORNRIEST Betty Eicher Hurgurst Anderson Willard Pedrick I-CC Gobble Ernestine Allred Blaine Gorham Lee Gobble Lyle Tincher Maxine McCrory Donald Baigrie Robert Long Blame Gorham CLITEST GIRL BLUFFER Rosemae Gage Robert Hynde Virginia Warren Charles Hendricks Evelyn Perkins Lee Gobble MOST CONCEITED MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL BOOSTER MOST POPULAR MAN Betty Eicher Virginia Warren XVillard Peclrick Wayne Hill George Norris Helen Gaumer Harry Barton Harry Barton P l P' lt L le Tincher Robert Hynd Mary Moorhead au IC 'ett y
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