Spring Arbor University - Echo Yearbook (Spring Arbor, MI)

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CALENDAR 4 7 I-i 26 ,N ...t I5 SI I I6 28 5 D 7 20 '7 -I I3 1954-55 SEPTEMBER -School opens - new joys and sorrows! -Reception for new students. -All school picnic at Ella Sharpe Park-enjoyed bynr --Many are finding that studies are really quite a hindrance to school life 5 F Sister class hikes. Funny how rapidly some peo- ple forget to be bashful OCTOBER -Very little excitement I -Halloween party in gym. NOVEMBER -The day after the night before. -Let's go sieighingf -Thanksgiving vacation begins. Poor turkeys! A new game called i'RassIing Radiators invented by Lloyd Euler and Polly M. Why' does Spencer hate it? DECEMBER Thanksgiving vacation ends. -College Declamatory Contest. Rosy takes the honors. -Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY -Christmas vacation ends with a stomach ache en- joyed by alll Everybody in Mrs. Nystroms classes gets tested on current events. Seems to prove that the stu- dents read the newspapers-the funnies at least. Last couple out I Rosie and Lloyd. I4-Bill Griffing has to go home after being in the I6 I7 I9 20 25 hospital with scarlet fever. -Faculty party. Trouble in the dining hall. Ev- eryone tries to squeeze behind the corner fern. Ellwood leads singing. -Semester exams begin. Ice storm! Students skate to jackson and hitch hike back - against the wind. --Chuck Lowell gets 53.00 from Readers' Digest for his contribution Toward a More Picturesque Speech - Earrings like chandeliers. -Many students are suffering from overwork. -Long faces everywhere-Grade cards given out. 44 a matter of degrees . . The enjoyment of electric ond gcts serv- ice depends, much like cm educcttion, on the degree to which it is used. Wires cmd mciins, like lorgin cells cmd nerve centers, gre lull of potenticrl ener- gies needing but to be ccrlled upon to bring to you new recrlrns of convenience, helpfulness oind comfort. These services ctre ciiding in creating new stcrndgrds of living, in shortening and lessening domestic lgbor cmd through the cillowing of more time tor relctxottion, leisure gnd recreoition, such services con- tribute to heglth, and longer cmd fuller lives. These gdvcmtctges, both economic gnd personctl, gre yours for but ot few cents g dcxy-one of your soundest investments. Consumers Power Company