University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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6:28 fltherpmap Qhnznurentes -Radiators rally. 6 :3O-Alarm clock riot. 6:35- Freshmen unceremoniously chased from bed to shut off the steam. 6:15-juniors yawn, roll to edge of bed and arise. . 6 55 7:30 Seniors strike the floor with both feet at once and begin a mad search back of trunks and under beds for missing articles of apparel. Editor-in-chief begins to pray for some quiet spot. 1 Editor sounds warning note of another half-hours undisturbed slumber. 6:59- 7:00- -Brooms and dust pans appear. Beds are punched-Cards put under pillows-Sweepings under radiator -Shoes removed from dresser and tables. 7 :45-Seniors prepare to begin to study. 7:55-Study hour closed. 7.55-Where's my lid?????? 8 :OO -First arrival of town students. 8:05-Fussers congregate in hall of Main Building. 8:10-More city students arrive and fall in line. 8:15-Students assemble in class rooms. - 8:20-Prof. appears very cross-also sleepy. 8:25-More city students arrive-Cars late-Car fires-Tracks blocked-etc. 8 :3O-Pat begins to yawn. Magic influence of weather prophet. 8:55-Pat awakes. 9:00 9:05 9:55 9:59 10200 10230 10:-15 10:50 11:25 11:30 12:16 12:20 12:50 1 :15 -9 :O5-Dates made along the way. -More naps for Pat. -Editor-in-chief appears in Main Building. -Coach goes to breakfast at corner store. -Pat is impeached. -Mail arrives. -Senior girls form a chorus in chapel only to be surprised by Pinkerton's commanding voice. -Editor-in-chief and Lit. editor grow dreamy and poeticalf?J under God-fathers' watchful eye. -Fussers reorganize and select the roughneck rows in chapel. -12 :15-We either enjoy ourselves or suffer terribly-Resolved, That when in the course of these 45 minutes we dry up ........ Lets blow away. -Bread line forms-Fussers still cling-We advise the seniors of next year to pass a law by which nofussers be allowed to head this line. Reason-We get our grub too muchly chilled. -12 250-To eat or not to eat that is the question-Whether it is nobler in the minds of the people toeat and die of indigestion or not to eat and die of starvation. A -1:15-More fussing-and after dinner mints in D. D's. office. -2 :55-The Senior girls are in the care of the Shepherdess-concoctions are mixed, baked and eaten with various results-But-There's method in her madness. 2 :55-4:30-Various lectures on third floor of Main Building Subjects-Gum-Rats-Fussing-Household Art and Sewing. Now Girls. 4:35-Uniformed youths stroll toward drill hall to enjoy an hours misery while others fuss. 5:30 5:35 -Bread line again forms. , -6:00-Oh You Hash! 6:00- Fussers climb hill to bid a lingering farewell. 6 :O5-Scramble for settees and corner chairs in side parlor of the coop. 6:10-6:55-Undisturbed, genuine, old fashioned heart to heart talks. 7:00-All quiet along the halls. 8 100 9 :OO 10 :OO -Still we study. -Freshies retire. -Juniors follow suit. l 11 :OO-Wight owls return. 12:00-Editors of Annual retire. Page Eighty-one

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UNIVERSITY FARM EXPERIMENTAL PLOTS

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