State Normal School - Crystal / Levana Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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CRYSTAL 'A' M A' f'7f1X . f ow it T ' rs! A A ' ,2 1 ff Y f f st i l! QQ J . 'Q . 'fl my lf xv-' ' . ' N J U ' - A ' N 'avfa . T ' x ll NOVEMBER 2ND . Lyceufn. Oupelia makes her second visit to S. N. S. amid a generous app ause. NOVEMBER 11TH . NOVEMBER 12TH . NOVEMBER' 18TH . NOVEMBER 19TH . NOVEMBER 28TH . DECEMBER 121-1-1 . DECEMBER 17TH . DECEMBER 16-20TH DECEMBER 20TH . DECEMBER- 21sr . . . JANUARY 4TH . . JANUARY 20TH . . JANUARY 21sr . . JANUARY 22ND . . JANUARY 27TH . . JANUARY 30TH . . Armistice Day. Parade!!! Joint society play- The Truth. First Field Day. The best of feeling among classes. Seniors defeat Juniors, 13-1. Another hike-and a jolly one! Fritz Leiber gives us a wonderful treat in Shakesperean drama at the Colonial. A lecture too was given by him at the Pound in the morning. The night of the Bazaar given by Industrials. Our first glimpse of Christmas decorations and it aroused a real Christmas Spirit. How excited we all were! '4Millie!' play- Pomander Walk. Week of Exams ! Oh Lord of hosts, be with us yet, Lest we forget, lest we forget, Oh Lord of hosts was with us not, I For we forgot, for we forgot. Mary Belle Houser presented as her thesis two plays-c'The Gooseherd and the Goblin and The Toy Shopf, to a most enthusiastic and appreciative audience. All off for the holidays! Merry Christmas!! Back again with renewed pep for the home stretch. Our second Field Day. Tie between Juniors and Seniors. Lyceum. The magician held us spell bound with his intricate puzzles and tricks. ' The round collar made its initial appearance as a piece of Senior apparel. Peace to the ashes of the departed collar form. Mamye Allen presented as her thesis The Rescue of Princess Winsomef' to a most enthusiastic audience of Normal girls. Bradwell Minstrel.

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