Reed College - Griffin Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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en ii is home anothermic lUS. Perhapsthem iait for that Sim; t, in order, mm 11 one month totwol; 380? Gray and lastly ed toreadors stirredl; Championship! 0m iia! One shilalahedli battle with Wisoorii Don't YOU remembeiyif; Opera got mixed. l with boudoirami: after four minuuiig ld rememberhow El: d $1803nhoi1r. ll:x 16 little lurmturerrt 1.920 HE. GRIPPI 76:; Horatius at the Bridge. And the tie-seraps and songs and 1X43. Plattls pork and . beans. TO say nothing of ull Dormus Drudgiof History repeated itself when the old king and queen aristocracy set up its 6. . reign with the Chess Club. Radical revolutionists immediately rushed through a 5 lot of amendments to the constitution to make student government more demo- cratic. And again the Jimmy Books pipes in with reminders of our Cherished old Monday night and Thursday noon dances, monthly Becker organ recitals and a regular moving picture show by Amanda Reed. ' Now if jimmy books were prophets and such like we might find something about a Senior Ball, a dance drama, canoe carnivals and river days, but we'll just have to dream about these. There was Reed day though when we dressed the old college up in her Sunday-go-tO-meeting garb and showed her off to all the pros- pective frosh. And welve got to admit that it was great to return from all the vacations with their bikes and beach trips and journeys. Maybe some energetic Senior will take our suggestion and hound out the reason why little black treasure vaults with James gilded across them are dubbed jimmy Books. But for our part, we donlt care! When our great-grandchildren tell us that Reed College never amounted to much way back in 1921, well just haul out that little black book. jimmy speaks for himself. The State Debating Champions 61

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