Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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DECEMBER 4 — Soup. 5 — Lights go oft at 8:30. 6 — Teaching grades received. 7 — Lecture, The Man Who Can. by Mr. Bennett. 8 — Tests everywhere. 9 — Anotlier dull Saturday. 10 — Chicken dinner. 11 — Many students in ice cream parlor. 12 — Snowing. 13 — Lights come on at 5:30 A. M. 14 — Dixon girls talk about his Christmas present. 15 — Senior girls heard at 2 A. M. 16 — Social in the Gjan. 17 — Nothing stirring. 18 — Test tubes in Lab. receive a bath. 19 — Corn scording in Ag. 20 — Dixon try war quartering. Ten sleep in one room. 21 — All aboard for home and Xmas vaca- tions. JANUARY 2 — Enrollment day for Winter Term. 3 — Classes being. 4 — Late arrivals. 5 — First meeting of the Literary Societies 6 — Thomas Perry gets a hair cut. 7— Peac e be Still. 8 — First classes skipped. 9 — Cases appear in the parlor. 10 — Vocal recital. 11 — Boys take Gyni. 12— Faculty night. 13 — Principal out of town. 14 — Chicken dinner. 15 — Snowing. 154

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? Co ?crsea 7 () — Miss Buckbee and Mrs. Richardson entertain in North. 7 — C. N. S. loses to Duquesne. 14-0. Faculty reception to new students. 8 — Fruit salard for tea. 9 — Meeting of South Hall hunr-h in Room C. 10 — Mabe caught in Edes ' room. 11 —Reynolds sews in class. 12 — Tennis players out as usual. 13 — Heavens of South Hall shower Prof. Glover. 14 — Everything quiet. 15 — More quiet. 16--First lecture ol ihe season. 17 — Mary ' s diary returns. 18 — Cases numerous. 19 — First grades given. 20 — Society as usual. 21 — Washington High football. Neither side scores. 22 — Everyone ? goes to church. 2.3 — Not much stirring. 24 — David and his friends take another walk. 2.5 — First rehearsal for Hallow Eve Enter- tainment. 26 — More disturbances in South Hall. 27 — Both societies have good programs. 28 — We beat Uniontown High by a score of 7-0. 29 — Quiet reigns supreme. 30 -Faculty considers dividing the Hood- lums between Misses Buckbee and Mcintosh. 31 — The ghosts from North and Dixon Halls hold their first meeting on the Campus. Hours. 9:30 to 10-30 P. M. NOVEMBER 1 — First teaching grades are received. 2 — Ede and Hack are away. 3 — Third floor Dixon bunch found out. 4 — Very quiet. 5 — Usual Sunday routine. 6 — Editorial Board meets. Procrastina- tion begins. 7 — Sewing Circle meets in North. 8 — Prof. Wentzel ' s picture received by one of faculty. 9 — Fitzgerald leaves. 10 -Feed at Mrs. Hicks ' . 11 — Mense goes out among ' em. 12 — Quiet hour observed. 13 — Blue Monday. 14 — Every one down hearted. 15 — Mary ' s dairy again disappears. 16 — Busy copying Physics notes. 17— Quiet. 18 — Minn celebrates by wearing Herring- ton ' s hat. 19 — Two students go to church. 20— Cool day. 21— Buster Brown collars make their appearance. 22 — Sophomore play given in Chapel. 23 — Grades received. 24 — Clio play, Puritan in Line given. 25 — Alumni game. We win. 26 — Church and Vespers. 27 — New teaching gi ' oup starts. 28 — Raining. 29 — Leave for Thanksgiving vacation. 153

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7 te Co 7crsea 7 16 — House cleaning in the Lab. 17 — Dance in Gym. 18— Soup. 19 — Morgantown Game. Normal win«. 21— Philo play. 21— Big flood. 22— Blue Monday. 23 — Singing in Chapel. FEBRU 1 — No one recites in History of Ed. 2 — Maloney debates. 3 — Waynesburg College girls here. 4 — Miss Stitzer leads Vespers. 5 — First Semester ends. 6 — Markle visits the office. 7 — Johnnie in mischief. 8— Patriotic Music in Chapel. P — Principals ' Conference beg.ns. 10 — Conference sess ions in Chapel. 11 — Usual Vesper service. 12 — Lincoln ' s Birthday. 13 — Many vacant places in dining room at dinner. 14 — Cases are requested to leave the Hall. 24 — Laurant the Magician entertains us. 25— Soup Day. 26 — Boys go out at night. 27 — Cyclone in Dixon. 28 — Mr. Hertzog loads Vespers. 29 — Gym. class jumps, standing still. 30 — Singing and dancing day. 31 — Instructions, How to Get Books from the Library. ARY 15— The Death of the Old Gray Mare. 16 — Hoodlums attend tiie Viking Dance. 17 — Social in Gym.. 18 — Real Sunday dmner. 19 — Editorial meets. No work. More gossip. 20 — Library anim.als quarrel. 21 — Waste basket knocks at Fernalds ' door. 22 — Washington ' s Birthday celebrated. 23 — French Club organized. 24 — Girls play at Waynesburg. Win. 25 — Much noise during quiet hour. 26 — Some one strolls to the country. 27 — Dancing in Dixon. Horrors! 28 — Train missed at Brownsville. MARCH 1 — Y. M. and Varsity clash in basketball game. 2 — First meeting of German Club. 3 — -Indiana Normal girls here. We win, 16-14. 4 — Thom.as Perry sings Love ' s Old Sweet Song, in the dining room. 5 — Editorial Board meets. 6 — Thomas Perry ' s little nurse falls. 7 — Faculty patrols the Halls. Cases under cover. 8— The Rivals in Chapel. 9 — Dimpled Don, sings Sunshine of Your Smile. 10— Faculty — Y. M. game. Y. M. wins. 11 — Miss Stitzer seeks noises that come from nowhere. 12 — Ham and eggs for breakfast. 13 — First ball held in Gym. Decided success. 14 -Blunder at the German table. 15 — Girl ' s accident in restaurant. 16- Crafton girls play here. C. N. S. wins.