San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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WHITEANDGOLD 23 Mr. Thomon, discussing oil wells-JYes, there are some oil wells nearly as large as the Normal School? Bright Bov-NMV! What a big one! Mr. T. Unnocentlyuthes, that was a big one? Miss Ball-hNo, I did not bring them today. I had such a odinky lit- tle messf , Seventh Grade Pupil o hWhat did you say .W Miss Ball-J; said that I had such a very fewF Ancient-JTII wager my sacclnrine existence? Moderuthou bet your sweet life. oEx. W ill somebody introduce us to Mr. Siugham and Mr. Tusk? Mary, ?Mary, quite contrary, How do your conquests grow? With our coaching club- Ah! there's the rub- You havenht the ghost of a show. Delft be economical 0f the truth. Arithmetic VI have decided to spend Christmas on the International Date line. Rx Bomms Will be found the latest styles in ladies3 ready-to-wear garments. Suits, $10, $15 $20 and $25. Craveuette Rain Coats $7, $8, $10, $12 to $25. Ladiesh and Misses3 Coats, $6, $8, $10 to $25. W. D. BOWEN 1043 Fifth Street Yhokogvaphs; Of the Normal School Kodak Finishings THE FITCH STUDIO 1035 Sixth St, next to Home Telephone Building

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22 'WHITEANDGOLD shots included those of Miss Cosgrove and IMiss Tohnson. While at the Jolly City the class paid a Visit to Mrs. Graham, formerly our beloved music teacher. While Mr. Skilling and Mrs. Graham indulged in a lengthy discussion as to weights and measures, the class inspected the little Cecelia. In connection with the study of the Old Missions, the American Histo- ry class and their friends lthiked out to the ruins of our own mission. Due ring the course of the tramp Mr. Bliss itcalled a halt'i several times, and Squatting on the ground in Indian fashion, the party was entertained by va- rious Indian myths prepared by members of the class. The trip through the mission and the Indian School was wonderfully entertaining and instruct- ive. One of the jolliest functions of the term was a barge party given by the Dog Watch crew a short time ago. They rowed over to North Is- land, where they enjoyed luncheon and returning early enjoyed a plunge at Los Banos. Besides the regular members of the crew, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Crandall, Mr. Bradley, Paulina Black, and Cora Tracy were present. ' The Glaucus crew gave an informal luncheon in the Science laboratory several weeks ago. A dainty spread was served amid artistic decorations. Mr. Crandall, Mr. Bliss and Mr. Thompson were the guests of honor. The Senior class will probably do something startling in the way of a farewell reception this year. They will not let the editorial staff into their secrets but no doubt we will all diacover them sooner or later. ers. Graham, nee Derby, and her daughter, little Cecilia, are sojourn- ing at La Jolla. Miss Katherine Harris spent Thanksgiving vacation with Miss Gene- vieve Northrup. Miss Flora Wadsworth spent her Thanksgiving vacation in San Diego. The Misses Stephens intend to spend theiriChristmas vacation at their home in Visalia. Miss Van Arman, who resigned from teaching on account of ill health, is now suffciently recovered to resume her work. Mr. Guy Paden is attending the University of California. On the Other Fellow Miss Tanner in gym-liAttention! Number by ones? It is reported that certain members of the White Duck Crew were look- ing for matches on the eve of November 12. It is hoped that they found them. Arithmetic VI-We are glad to know there is one thing Mr. Sharp does not know.

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24 WHITEANDGOLD Mrs. Horton, reprimanding a noisy student in the library- Mr. De B., if you would moderate your speed in coming in and accelerate it in going out it would be a great deal better? Miss Ka-d-l-Jth, if you boys only win Thanksgiving, we girls will squeeze lemons for you all dayV' ' Mr. L. KellPerhaps we would rather be the lemonsW Mr. Cran-, surveying the class in Botany Ie-JlVV by, how does this hap- pen, half my class is absent today? ' Pause. Miss Messer is absent. The idea of charging all the innocent girls in the school with being boy hookersW Wonder if Emma has got her school in Utah! There was a young miss named Loop, Who sailed down the bay in a sloop, She studied vaseline and gasoline, But protested at pipe-a-line, And thatls why she is now in the soup. T Ik' M h' . S II w lngtrlllgentgf gulfeset Mllsalc Thearle 81 Co. $312223? A large and well selected stock of Egg Christmas Goods uAT- PACKARD'S : : 951 F ifth Street