Reed College - Griffin Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Freshwomen tub and feather senior girl. March II. Phonograph music inaugu- rated in chapel. Initial number is WFurkey in de Straw? April 6. Lindy wins egg contest by de- vouring 21 eight-minute oeufs. September 4. Benson ends career as hod- carrier. October 5. Frosh oHicers honored by im- mersion. November 3. Reed boasts spud crop of 6000 bushels. Robert Brady decides to win Telegram word contest and foregoes sleep. November 10. Reed couple marooned in boxcar as it commences to move towards sunny south. Much speculation among students as to who the innocent ones were. November 15. Enthusiastic group from Reed invades Apostolic Faith, encoring speakers vigorously, and then inspects the city police station, discovering many stills but not friends. December 14. Manager Helms announces annual will be bound in leather in antici- pation of rough usuage. House D warns serenaders. December 16. Shepherds, play in chapel. Lights go on as sleeping herdsmen sneak from stage between scenes. 1922. January I. Telegram winners announced. Reed names not noted. January II. Billiard table introduced. January 13. Fire in House 1. Van Etten in two gas masks saves day. Katy Forbes announced Winner in hair net contest. Faculty keeping in touch with studentse students suffer in boxing bouts with their in- structors. March 7. Startling Quest headlines and Frosh band playing gHow Dry I Am,, boost 1922 Griffin. March 21. lapses. March 28. Seniors finish last in Oregon City relay. Reed golfers wear umbrellas for rainy weather play. April 15. Baseball game between Frosh and Hthe rest of the schooli, results in Victory for latter. May 5. Reed Day. Brockway and Benson win a close last in menis doubles canoe races. Hutcheson and Benson vanquish all comers in thrilling tilting contest. Sophs triumph in Freshmen-Sophomore tie-up fight. Anna Famous Reed skeleton c01- 'Mann,s iiManavanah Wins carnival cup.

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