Principia College - Sheaf Yearbook (Elsah, IL)

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FQQOSH' l X Mar. Il. Two arTisTic plays, TreaTing marriage Trom every angle, enlighren a Tormerly uninTormed audience. Oooh '. . . how graTeTul we should be . . . Mar. IS. Everyone harboring The leasT Trace oT a guilTy con- science lays low as The TirsT issue oT The Chaperon makes iTs appearance. Mar. I8-23. Spring vacaTions. Some go home To Take a resT. BuT The resT sTayed here. Mar. 29. Big happenings Today. Second issue of Chaperon. Miss Davis in special assembly poinTs ouT evils oT sTeady daTing. Six addiTional couples seen on campus aTTer lunch. lvlar. 30. W. A. A. Awards ParTy Takes all women Trom sup- per. Grace in The dining room: This is The day The Lord has made. LeT us reioice and be glad in iT. April l. Morey Juniors carry ouT spiriT oT The day wiTh a dance in The KindergarTen room. April I6. EasTer. Girls' haTs show new Trimmings: boys' suiTs, considerable bleaching. College l-louse Sunrise Services held in Torm OT EasTer Egg hunT. April 21. SheaT Carnival. IT IS surprising To see a man lead- ing a chicken around. Especially when boTh are oT The same race. lPardon usll May 6. College House lndians revel in heap big sTeak TesT aT Loch Lin Reservahon. Back home Bollinger l-louse Tloods The l-loward Ballroom wiTh iTs own inTerpreTaTion OT beer lrooT: whaT?l. lvlay I3. Missouri College Conference cleverly ouTwiTs Prin- cipia Tennis Team by asserTing prioriTy oT horse show on Tennis courTs. Track Team beaTs Hannibal LaGrange and oThers in Teverish sTruggle Tor TourTh honors. June 2. STudenT Council arranges iTs annual celeloraTion To preclude any possibiliTy oT sTudy Tor Tomorrow's examinaTions. June 9. Class OT '33 receives walking papers, and Takes im- mediaTe advanTage oT same. June l2. Army oT wallpaperers and plasTerers seen busily moving abouT The men's houses. MAQ

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'ro Y TQ W s 'TNS MQ? Nov. 30. ExTensive casualTies move adminisTraTion To declare moraTorium on snowballinq. BeTTy Chad seen eaTing oTT manTelpiece . .' . sTrange . . . Dec. 4. Thayer swears OT-T women Tor The coming year. Dec. I I. All G-lee Clubs combine To sing The Messiah, and realize The happy resulTs oT weeks oT pracTice. - Dec. I4. books Dec I6 ScharTenberg drops in aT The sTore To buy TexT- Reason'7 Exams sTarT Tomorrow A group oT suspicious characTers was seen rushing The season a b1T by carolung gayly despiTe m1dnighT Treezing blasTs Conclusion College l-louse pancakes and cocoa hiT The spoT Jan 3 College reTurns wiTh many memories behind Them and ThoughTs oT h1bernaTlon and baslceTball games ahead Jan 9 Only l5I days more Tull June 9 Thayer swears oTT women Tor The remainder oT school J I3 Friday Mr Fords sense oT humor impels him To gave a TesT oT Th1rTeen quesT1ons To his Econ class OT ThrrTeen members ff-USD f 'W K 1 fx 1 Z V1 if T, f rjx . . , BD. . i . . I i i ! . - A g . --gan. JP . '-I4 l f 4 2 ' ' ff 3 f f 334-1'-I , . 1. - I-1 5- ' 1 ' l ?' X X :anna , H gg. f 'x , 5 If A I .aah E ' T X N , V Q ' . T N ' , l - f Z l Q T Xfsvl Jan. l5. Men's Org selecTs Elsah as spoT Tor The release oT numerous Freshmen Trom The long winTer's bondage. Jan. I7. A Freshman was seen aT brealQTasT Today. Feb. 5. Men's l-louse changes, a TacT aTTesTed by wide Trail oT shoes, books, neclcTies and blanlceTs along Page. Feb. I6. College beaTs Acs in a spiriTed mud TighT on lower campus. Mr. Ford reporTed To have been seen Twice wiTh a soccer ball during The aTTernoon. Thayer swears OTT women Tor The resT oT The year. Feb. I8. The TacT ThaT Mr. Clark has classmaTes on The STaTe Police Today resulTed in a Triendly chaT lmerely This and noThing morel which, however, held up The TooTball bus an hour. Mar. l.-June 9. Gerhard-Bollinger l-louse WaTer FighT.' Mar. .3. We have come To The conclusion ThaT Ukrania has a crying need Tor more Than one composer. BuT we enjoyed The dancing iTselT. The Prin l-lall Pe-onies win Basl4eTball cup, deTeaTing The Perrin PanThers by one poinT. 89 9 - F58 I6 SEALS! -4 TTA Z'

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Cl-lf-.FF Webb: The guide is lellf' Bowles: Where did we leave him? Waller: And lhe lobsler, madam? Lady: Oh, he'lI order lor himsellf' Jerry: My girl can lalk lor hours on one subieclf' Reynolds: Thal's nolhingq mine doe-sn'l even need a subiecl. Mrs. Bislrow, in a weaker momenl: Business is lerrible. Even lhe people who never pay have slopped buying. Rulhie: Where's lhe sludenl audilor? Charlie: Gone lo lhe races. Rulhie: Wha+! During business hours? Charlie: Yeah, il's his lasl chance lo make lhe books balance. Cy: For lhe lasl lime l ask you lor lhe len dollars. lke: Thank l-leaven, lhal's over wilh. Taxi, sir? Much obliged, I was wondering whal il was. Dear Mr. Palmolive: I boughl a lube ol your shaving cream. ll says l don'l need a mug. Whal shall l shave? Dreamily, Lyle. Operalor: Number, please? Miss Morisey: Number, nolhing, l wanl my peanuls. lrelan: Who's leaching English nexl year? Miss Jenkins: ll's me. lrelan llo Joel: Whal's she lrying lo say? Would you give me a dollar lor a cup ol collee? lsn'l a dollar an awlul lol lor one cup ol collee? ' Jusl answer my queslion, and don'l lell me how lo run my business. Mr. Leonard: Whal do you consider lhe grealesl achieve- menl ol lhe Romans? . Child: Speaking Lalin. Veaz says he drinks oul ol a saucer, because when he lries lhe cup, lhe spoon gels in his eye. Eloise: Whal day is loclay'? Sally: There's a paper on lhe lable. Eloise: Thal won'l do, il's yeslerday's paper. ll Dean Andrews' plan wenl inlo ellecl: Roger: Wilh whom did you dance lonighl?' Jacob: Oh, six wilh one, and hall a dozen wilh lhe olher.