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

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DECEMBER 3rd — Miss Mary Anderson, director of the Women ' s Bureau of the U. S. Department of Labor, dehvered an address on the status of women in labor — and Avrum Andalman distinguished himself by standing up and asking what would happen to the institution of marriage if women were permitted too much leeway in the business world. Was he worried? 4th— Our basketball team won its first game, beating Chicago Christian College 40 to 22. Conwill, Stormer, Chotman, Archbold, and Singleton were in the initial lineup. 9th — Dr. Humphreys set 62 hours including two semesters of gym as a requirement for graduation. 12th — Mrs. Emma Fleer Muller was appointed Dean of Women. 17th — Frank Cook and George Carrol made their appearances as assistants in the science labs. Merry Christmas! JANUARY — We came back feeling very much at home and swung into what had become familiar routine. 7th — Our Miss Herstein was appointed Director of Lectures for the city colleges. 8th — Dr. Moore started a Physical Science museum where stud ents could fiddle with those fascinating chemicals. 9th — Wee Willie Conwill was chosen as captain of the cage team. 10th — The picturesque comedy, The Rivals, presented by the Circuit Theater Players, had us all in stitches and incidentally saved Humanities students the task of reading the ploy. 14th — The office announced that the February class would consist of Game Tennon, formerly of Crane. 18th — The 125 present at the Y tea enjoyed themselves so much that Y memberships mounted up. 22nd — It became fearfully quiet for a time here as all other cares were forgotten while we studied for exams. 24th, 25th, 26th— EXAMS— enough said. 30th and 31st — Registration — and while it was going on, we were robbed. As fees were being paid the cashier was held up and there is a bullet hole to prove our statement. Those who chiseled and got their programming all finished the first day missed all the excitement. FEBRUARY 4th — Mrs. Helen Hefferan visited us and praised us highly. We are fortunate to have so illustrious a woman for our good friend. 7th — That demon basketball team of ours won again, beating Morgan Park 35-26. To date Frank Quinn has been credited with six field goals and five fouls. Is he trying for baskets or fouls? 8th — A club period was created. 11th — Mr. Hunt went to the hospital to have his arm set and Mr. George Stigler of the University of Chicago took over his classes. Mr. Stigler was only 24. 15th — Valentine social. Someone suggested that the men spruce up a bit for the dance and we were a bit bowled over by the result. 16th — Dean Benner, member of the North Central Accrediting Committee, Page Eigh y-sefen