Woodrow Wilson Junior College - Profile Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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15th — The Annual staff put out questionnaires — and everyone was so busy filling out his neighbor ' s that he didn ' t notice his own was being doctored up. The result was that they couldn ' t be used. 22nd — Baseball practice started with the first home game scheduled for May 4th. APRIL 1st — The graduates were indignant at the announcement that Parker ' s Building would be given to Wilson next semester. But when they cooled down long enough to read the entire article, they remembered the date. 3rd — Pictures for the Pioneer were taken and Chuck Kane made good his promise to get in every sport picture taken. 5th — Class committees were chosen and set to work immediately. 8th — The Press received the first contribution it has had in its two years existence and the item was given a place of honor in Strictly Scarlet. 17th — The Ninth Guest was worth waiting for. The settings were superb and the acting supplied all the chills and thrills that could be desired. 22nd — The Monogram Club held its first annual banquet. It was stag. Clean up Week — and the Pioneer staff worked! MAY 7th — The Y held a tea for members and their mothers. 17th — Wilson women visited Northwestern campus where they acted as hostesses to the other city junior colleges. 22nd — Romance and comedy and music all combined to make Pepita one of South ' s memorable events. lUNE — first week — Comprehensives were on the scene again. 1 1 th — Commencement — and two grand years were over. Hats off to WooDRow Wilson ' s PIE A LA MOTHER first annual. It ' s great! Nobody but a woman, we still be- go to lieve, can bake a good pie: So, even WERKMAN ' S in Lauer Sisters ' Kitchen equipped with all sorts of modern thing-um- the Junior College Store dings, motherly souls spend their for Used and New Textbooks days making our pies in the old fashioned way. No wonder they ' re We also buy Books for high cash so tasty and flakey! The next time prices. College supplies of all kinds. you are in our neighborhood, drop Fountain Luncheon with hot and in and enjoy a slice. cold sandwiches. Fountain drinks and ice cream varieties. • Com ctiicnt and friendly service. Lauer SistersRestaurant Northeast Comer 63rd at Normal Blvd. Stew. ' rt and 69th St. We Never Close Page Ninety-seven

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