University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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 College Da) The fourth convocation or the fall quarter is set aside as College Day. After this day no student can be seen wearing his high school pin or ring. This year talks about college life were given by the students and faculty members. Other numbers of the program were college songs, yells and the University hymn. College Day was instituted by the class of ’23. —20—

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The Go In An Old Fashioned Lizzie the students and faculty leave early in morning of the second Saturday of the fall quarter on the “Go.” The night before the chef and the eats are transplanted to the camping grounds. When the second truck of merrymakers arrives at its destination, it finds a bread line well started. After the feast the pic-nicers hike, play ball or engage in various other sports. Supper is served just before leaving when the tired but reluctant crowd returns to the dorm.

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“Witches dance and goblins prance” in the Hallowe’en stunts given by the Faculty, Juniors and Seniors each Hallowe’en in the auditorium. Darkness and mystery, merriment ami fun characterize this occasion. These stunts mark the beginning of the friendly rivalry between the classes. After the stunts Hallowe'en refreshments are served at the dorm. Dancing closes the fun. Hallowe'en Stunts —21