Principia College - Sheaf Yearbook (Elsah, IL)

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X MAY 'I Mar. 25. lndoor Drill. Panls pressed. Shoes cleaned. Ears clean? The s'rill small voice was magnified, eh, Thos? Mar. 26. Flower Show epidemic seis in. Mar. 28. Posiure classes end. Now for uprighi girls. April I. Language Plays. On va commenced April 8. Physics picnic. Alleschool dance ushers in inilaiion wiih hor air balloons. Thank you, Sludenlr Council. April I3. Fourih Acs malce debur ai open house, and learn how To cul in Garbo siyle, Jrhanlcs io Mr. King. Bulrion, bui- Jron, who's goi' ihe buiion? April I4, Alumni Carnival. Sirange how crowded The floor was on ihose Tree dances. April I5. Swanlcy Bunny l-lop Thrown by Firsi Floor girls. l.eHuce be gay. Ac girls varsiiy ouiswims Y. W. C. A., 42-20. April 2l. Living models Teaiure Sheai Carnival. Sliclxer Allen finds compeiiiion in Ac saleswomen. Good candy, Mrs. Mills. April 28. College girls escorr Fourih Ac girls io Mock Prom. All having poeiry in Jrheir souls are hereby warned. April 29. We go see Alice Sir by The Fire in hopes oi caiching anoiher glimpse oi Nelson in his nighiie. May 4. The Swing-Our. May 7. Second Floor Lodge pariy. Wasn'i ii greai ai The World's Fair? May 26. G. A. A. banquei. June 3. Girls' Prom. June 7. Such warbling ai The Campus Sing! June 8. Class Day. Goo'bye, everybody! 95

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Jan. 30. Period of hibernaiion begins wiih exams. Jan. 4. We're back for vocalion and sleep. Jim Cummins isn'+ here. Who'lI be nexr? ' Jan. IO. Allen Brooks drives up in Jrhe middle of Quie+ Hour wilh an alarm clock clanging. Then he concludes, I+ works. Clever boy! Jan. I4. Firsr Floor Lodge parly. The lwo campus oil-cans give The lirsl signs of compelilion. Jan. 22. l'm'a lone wolf. Yoo-hoo! One Slsidoolie lo anoiher. Jan. 27. Marlie inauguraies S+uden+ Chaperonu-which goes over big. ' Jan. 28. Fourlh ol July explosion lceeps Li. l-would-be-a- Sherlock-l-lolmes l-lapp up all nighl. Feb. l2. Mr. Fisher's magic power over Jrhe lair sex asiouncls us ai' Jrhe lacully lea. Feb. I6. Sabers once more come info view. No, my dear. ihey are noi swords. Feb. l4. Valen'rine's Day, wiih The lciichen conrribuling a lovely dinner. The way lo a man's hearl'-eh? Feb. I7. Second Floor Suiie Chiefs enlerlain wiih Mills as chef. lvlr. Truesdale has his own ideas aboui' ping-pong. Mar. 4. Four loo many chaperons. The darling of Ponca Cily enlerlains Third Floor Kimball girls. Mar. I7. Fourlh Ac dance. Brigham Rainwaier and his women give exhibiiion. Say, Crawlord, why Jrhe high shoes? Feb. 3. Third Ac dance. Oh Mona and Ma Nelson don'+ agree. My! Myl Baby, don'+ Jralce such long sieps. Mar. IS. Second Floor parly. Boysen drags down a cake of Lilie Buoy and DeShon some perfume. . .. F F. ... Q- T News PW' l . Q-ii flisf ll eh .fr- wwf fi ill- i f ' z' ' .re 5. - - -554 ,3 WEB af C- 'R ll-lf 5, K. -. , .4 I W 3 g . Lg .. e x oy gssfll - sf f ...fl I U Ill! ui- 03 o 1-fm, ,Q if ,fiynr , , LJ .- T a s 116911 ...wkifeg 'fliib 3 , ' eigu, 'N ' H B. . es 'fr T . ' S--- Q! f. g I 515' gg goflflill . .ea F -r - . ces ff

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WORD OF Tl-TANKS Those kind Triends who have assisTed in The producTion oT This, The elevenTh ediTion oT The SheaT, deserve The sincere Thanks and graTiTude oT The STaTT and readers oT The publicaTion. Their advice and help have been invaluable in This work. Mr. Edward B. Orr, FaculTy Advisor, has guided and ,helped in numerous ways, and his experience, gained Trom associaTion wiTh pasT ediTions oT The book, proved invaluable. Mr. Warren R. Sprague, oT Clark-Sprague PrinTing Co., has Taken a greaT inTeresT in The work and his advice in pracTical maTTers oT prinTing and rnake-up has been oT immense value. WhiTaker-Ruehl Engraving Company, Mr. George Redden, phoTogra her, and The Dieckman STudios have cooperaTed mosT willingly and Their worl? has conTribuTed largely To The aTTracTiveness oT The book. We wish To express our sincere appreciaTion To Mr. Rudolph Tandler Tor his advice and help in The direcTion oT The arT work. Miss Kropp is responsible Tor making accessible To The STaTT The maTerial on The Lower School and To her is due much crediT Tor The success oT ThaT secTion. The SheaT Board wishes To exTend warmesT Thanks To The members oT The STaTT Tor Their acTiviTy and enThusiasm in collecTing maTerial and lending general assisTance. lT is our sincere hope ThaT This ediTion oT The SheaT consTiTuTes a worThy successor To The many ThaT have gone beTore. We have Tried To reTlecT accur- aTely The spiriT which animaTes our acTiviTy on The campus and To give a True picTure oT liTe here. We oTTer This year-book as one more link in The record oT Principia's progress.