Synodical College - Seminole Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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January 4-e Back to education. 7-The second number of the Artist Series at Williani Woods. Was11't Patsy clever? 10-Dr. Devine speaks in Chapel. 11-Another number of the Artist Series-a violin recital by joseph Szigeti. 23-Faculty tea. 28-Exams are over! A 31-Serenade-this time it's the Betas. February 1-4-Pleasant Hill and Napton Basketball teams are Synodical's guests. 4-Mrs. Margaret T. Russell is with us this week. Her talks are an inspiration. 7-Nelle Long, Laura Christian, and Frances Fox made Phi Theta Kappa. 14-Valentine Dinner-Dance. ' 15-Hell-week starts for the sorority pledges. 20--Everyone sees Tony Sarg's Marionettes at Pratt's Theatre. 21-Our annual Spring Reception took the form of a VVashington's Birthday Party. The dining-room was lovely with its antique furnishings. 22-Holiday. Everyone sees Les Miserables. March 3-This is the end of a very interesting and educational week of Mission Study at the Presbyterian Church. 5--Y. W. C. A. Carnival. Follies, Fortune telling, Bal- loons, Pennies, the Tea Room, and Hot Dogs. It takes all this to make an ideal carnival. 17--Faculty Tea. 31-There comes a pause in the busy year's work. Easter Holidays begin. April 10-Regular class work is resumed. 14-Beta Sig tea to Alumnae, Faculty and Student Body. May 4-The Masquers present Bimbo, the Pirate, and The Widdy's Mite. 21- Tulip Time, given by the choruses of Synoclical and VVestminster. 29-Finals ! ! ! June 3-Baccalaureate Sermon for Synodical and VVestminster, 4-Class Day-Mary Logan's graduating recital-the Art Exhibit and the Home Economics Exhibit. 5-Commencement! Alumnae luncheon. Partings and memories! But the College spirit is with us yet, s JMX X Oy o tai UP S at 'N one 'hundred tlirce

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