Valley City State University - Viking Yearbook (Valley City, ND)

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zu . 'll 3' r , DECEMBER l ' 3-Annual Y. W. C. A. Bazaar. A ' 5-Beauty parlors, downtown, complain of too much competition from Dusty Rhoades whose specialty is clipping and shaving necks. 8-Football men receive their letters in chapel. Modest Lawrence blushed at a wink from Dat red headed gal. I0- A Tailor Made Man. All's well that ends well. 'IZ-Many banks close. Many students leave. l3-Graduation exercises. President C. C. Swain delivered the address. Sophomores hold Christmas party in the gymnasium. It was a perfect success, tree and all. l4-Registration for winter quarter completed. It was a holiday for those who made up that line yesterday afternoon. ' I5-Same old stuff! Classes all day. l7-An all-school party was held in the new gymnasium. We were almost lost in the big space. College men were on parade. I8-Pre-holiday dinner was given by the faculty women with the faculty men and the ' members of the Dames Club as guests. I l9-The Christmas spirit prevaded after the Carol program in the auditorium. There were wonderful Christmas dinners at the halls. 20-Merry Christmas! Smiling faces showed everyone set and ready to go. JANUARY 3-Everyone seems glad-to be back and ready for work. 4-Mr. Meyer was late to class. I-le explained that his radio was bothering. 5-Koencke removed his chapel seat number to put into his new memory book. 8-S. T. C. defeated Ellendale Normal in the first basket ball game of the season. I I 9-First Te Dansantn of the season enjoyed by faculty and students. ' I l0-What's going to happen? The entire faculty appeared in chapel. Dr. Allen ex- ' plained by informing us that they, too, now had regular chapel seats. The delegates I . to Indianapolis told of their experiences on their trip. Y .K- iggzszr - rece' fi 104

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-Delphi Halloween patry. -C. S. A. held social time in commercial room. -Costume party at dorm. It was some boxing match. Halloween party in gym They had jack-o-lantern pie. -Faculty entertained by President and Mrs. Allen at a delightful Halloween party. NOVEMBER -Philomathian party. Football game with Jamestown. We win next time. -Clionian Tea. -Talks by members of Board of Administration in chapel. -First Musical Tea. -Court trial in chapel. Miss C-ebelman wore her new earrings. Football victory over Ellendale. - Grandpa Allen made his debut. Miss Downs spoke to us in chapel on her ex- periences in South America. -Luncheon at M. E. Church for S. T. C. students. C. S. A. Rush party. -Interesting lectures were given by Hamlin Garland. -Initiation night for literary societies. E. B. C. party. -Talks given in chapel to observe Education week. Physical examinations. Tables of weights and measures put into practical use. -Freshmen organize at first class meeting. -Training school give pageant in auditorium. Senior class organized. C-race Farley and Helen Moflit discussed the Towner-Sterling educational bill in chapel. -Freshman party. Dull time as usual. Thanksgiving. Many absences. Count Leo Tolstoy spoke to us at chapel exercises and gave a lecture in the evening. HIS

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ll-Ann Cress and Allison Seymour were appointed yell-leaders at mass meeting. S. T. C. defeated Park River A. C. in basket ball. 12-Coach Hurst makes a plea in chapel that the lost sheep running around without suits report to his office at once so that he can take care of them. I3-Skating and tobaggoning proved popular Sunday sports. l4-The faculty members representing the Music Department gave their Complimentary Recital. ' I5-Juan Chiapusso gave a delightful piano recital in the auditorium. Wahpeton de- feated 20 to I2 by S. T. C. I6-Miss Cable from the State University gave a pottery exhibit. I7-Students hold another of those stirring pep-meetings. l8-They pulled off a prize fight. All we knew was that what we saw afterwards. S. T. C. won another game from Minot Normal. I9-Mrs. Parks of the League of Women Voters addressed the students at chapel period. 21- A rushing day, declared the hair dressers and photographers. 22- Moonshine was given in chapel by members of the Dramatic Club introducing Drama Week. 23-Students interested in sociability get a kick out of the Commercial Room. 24-Miss MHQOHHH demonstrated the art of makeup with Ethel Belknap as subject. Ellendale vs. S. T. C. in basket ball gabe. We won! 26-Dramatic Club presented the play Suppressed Desires. It set us all to analyzing dreams. 27-This Sunday the girls tried hoseback riding. A 28-Seniors and Juniors are entertained at the first of a series of teas given at the Allen home by Dr. and Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Patton. 30-Several college Valentinos took their lady friends to dinner at the Rudolph Cafe. . FEBRUARY I-Lewis T. Crawford spoke to the faculty and students on Reminiscences of Westem North Dakota of the Early Days. 105