University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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A hick town is the place where nun who can ' t ay the grocer know )mt bow in Invest the union ' s htsuranct 18. 20. 24. 25. - • 2.8. 29. JO. Pep assembly. Old cheerleaders fficiace. Emma Newby: A chicken, please. ' Carl Hoernamann: Do you want a pullet? Emma Newby: NO, I want to carry it. Lyceum reservations. Nobody shaved that morn: I W .: I ' m in love with the most beautiful girl in the world. D. I.: And I like you too. Hyperian popcorn sale. Mr. Welch unable to attend classes. Mr. Ree production. ' Nu:T said. To the vacuum cleaner: The only sucker that was ever popular. Rushing season opens. Irosh women feast. Jurien Hoekstra sings in assembly. Myrtle Anderson (in front row): And did vou see his teeth r November 1. The team journeys to Eau Claire. In the absence of the music, the band enter- tained with several deaf and dumb selections. 2. Smallpox again present in the metropolis. 4. M. W ' ahl: Lock how dirty those players are getting. Stori: What do you think we have a scrub team : 6. Farmers ' convention. No smoking in the halls. Page Three

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Convalescence i » state m which yon Income aware of your nurse ' s charms, — ' any. 29. Once again the Frosh. excepting I ' .it O ' Connor, knelt to pay homage to the • : inge . The belt brigade left a very smart impression. JO. Whiskers show Stout spirit. II. 16. October wood Unharmi chestra meets for first practice with new song, You ' re Drivin izy! According t Mr. Price: We believe in clubs for women, if kindness tails. College pictures taken. Crydcrman wore a hair-net to bed. — to keep in the wave. . A. A. candy sale. Precedent established. H. Quilling the first woman editor of the Stoutonia. Home-coming plans brewing. Ready to uncork soon. I aurnte: There was something I wanted to tell you, but I ' ve forgotten what it was. Gail: Was it good-night? Another letter from Hcinie. warning us that Jocko is coming, to give the wim- men a brake . On vour toes, boys! Decorations begin. Work, for the night is coming! Detroit sent representatives in paper boxes, [ ons of Money by the M. A. IW. ' ,.•„•,- 7 ■

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is still too carl) ti tell u by half the Democrats mil be mad at their can- didate next sear. 8. ¥c have been advised: When you bring her home with the milkman, and papa is on the porch with artillery, be nonchalant — light OUT. 2. Carol McClurg: Are those plus-fours? ' Bill Huntington: They were before they were washed. They ' re minus sixes m 14. Home Economics Club dance, Bowery, Sidewalks of Paris. ' W ' oodbutchers travel to lieloit. II. M. Hanson caught in the swinging doors of the Post OtHce. 15. Stotitoitia reporter: Docs hand-shaking pay? Senior: Well, it has kept me in school. 17. Rusty reports that his church mice caddies are ready for work. 18. Eloise Larson reports for tumbling in anticipation of the opening of the dancing class. 19. Guelson dons the red flannels. 20. Stout leads again. Talkies and radio are installed. 21. Scz Nauta: If Thanksgiving comes on Sunday, is Monday a holiday? 22. Dc Molay Formal. A good time was to be had. Did you have it? 24. Prexy initiates new pool with stag party. 27. Thanksgiving. Sorry, but the rules — three percent cuts. Pat Four