St Mary of the Woods College - Les Bois Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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. J -Y I-F x 4 lik 1. LES BOIS Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. 21. Reception of the Children of Mary. Ethel Dohany: I went into my room last night and Marion wasn't there. Table fchorusjz Where was she? Ethel: The radiator! CGroans.J Herz's Red Cross Minstrels. 22. Dance in the Conservatory for the Camerata. 23. Esther Pomeroy makes her graceful maiden speech as President of the Freshmen class when they are formally received as such. 24. Senior Feast Day. 25. Free Day! Banquet!! Toasts!!! Altogether, a happiest day. 26. Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, presented by the Academy. 28. Vacation begins. 29. Walk to Illinois State Line. Thanksgiving dinner. Rose Poly-Missouri game. Margaret O'Brien gives a party at the Deming. 30. Helen Dunnigan entertains the Seniors in town. December 1. Patia and May finding their rooms occupied and being pursued first from the Library and then from the Social Hall betake themselves to the elevator where a pleasant time is had by all. 2. Everybody back on time. . .'l., . gmc x Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Dec Dec. 3. Freshman Movie. 4. Gladys and the two Helens give a tea which is con- spicuous by its absence. Mart is the most popular guest as she never drinks it. 5. Doris gives her latest masterpiece, It's too late now to start reducing. 6. New bulletin boards appear in the second floor corridor. 9. Impromptu program for Chicago visitors. , V,-. ,,3 n - V- r t . Q - V A - -I Y 7 ' I ' - l V Q, . .Q A V '- ,.i' .A R - ,gf-:D A.. I. I - ,. in -X 1 ?'.' . I 1 g - .ffi.swff..fr.fz.. X . V fi' ,V I 4 114 I xx Ofjfi I I al ,. xi li l K wi r ' 1 r 4 E is f . f ,ig ,Qi U 2 l 'D' ' if : 1-'H I ' l 7 I X 5 l ' was ' N 7f a S ' I. Sli :I 114' 454 f 60,1 F , l' X ' G .. . '91 - L I . , 1, ' v I .1 '. . 1. FW! ' 'v a i f L. :ar .if lift 1 I - -- ., I1 I . e f ' W A - ir.. . ' -. .i , it ,. 1 .1 - -A 1 rx- JA Q fig, .,- . 1 - 10. Daily concerts begin. Pedal metronome. 12. The Freshmen give an unusually clever and well- acted playlet- The New Professor. 13. The Pre-Holiday recital. 16. Organization of the Society of Letters. Parts given out for M. Beaucairef' 1 W , 4 , 'A af ' ...i . 7 f r. S 4 uf. O h l'l l 'irht IIC Ulil I ek lint el 0011

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.:4... ' N'N- ,J - A- . -1.1. 13 Les Bois Dec. 17. Loretta: Thank you, Sister. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Sister: Now say that in Spanish. Loretta: Deo gratiasf' Pie appears on Monday, thereby breaking an ancient tradition. 18. The Freshmen present the Dean with a Liberty Bond. f . , wtf? Jw civil W LLC xl ' . jflvf -M 4 tix-H 4 lg X Wfwtjr:-QQ 'xl IL l.5gfxEwfNN. I -' 9 if -5-W iff! -ke 14. Mademoiselle's play, The Melon, is splendid. Poultry in the market place are the stars. 19. A young Freshman draws out her own number in the raffle and gets a box of candy. We're not saying anything, but- The Chicago train arrives at 2 A. M. and wakes up in Terre Haute. 20. Vacation begins. January 4. Edith arrives on time-with a vengeance. 8. Nearly everyone returns. 13. Twelfth Night tableaux. 14. The measles epidemic makes life interesting. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb 15. Sophomore Round-Up Party. 16. Doris, There should be a rainbow showing when the sun is shining. 17. The Fraternity of Periscopes is organized. 18. Helen Hogan and Paula bring jam and face lotion out in a knitting bag-said k. b. never used again and Paula is seen scrubbing her plush coat. 20. President's Day. 21. Free Day. 23. Examinations! ! 24. The world takes on a dismal hue. Nobody has time for social intercourse. 26. Measles patients back from the infirmary looking as though they had been at a health resort. 27. Josepha and Mary Hopkins arrive and take up their abode on the fourth floor. 30. Retreat begins. February 1-2. Silence everywhere-Doris, Ceil, and Margaret Millen seem so changed. 3. Reading of three days' mail. 4. Thrift Day. Our Lady of Victory War Savings Society is organized. 5. Regina tells us about John Milton's yolk. 8. The Upper Classmen win the first Basket Ball game. 10. A talk on Russia by Dr. Hewitson. 11. The Prom is announced. 12. Freshmen Valentine party. Baby gets the prize and gives half to Frances Egan-we wonder why. 1. k, I S '44 ' One hundred and twenty