1918 Yearbook
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Title
1918 Yearbook
Description
Calendar
September, 1917
Tues. 11—Opening day. Have
you inspected our wheat crop ?
Wed. 12—Rev. T. C. D. moved in
from the suburbs and has
taken a suite of rooms on the
boulevard.
Thurs. 13—Usual rush for back
seats in the class rooms this
morning.
Fri. 14—A few cases of homesickness are reported.
Sat. 15—Some of our new ones
went down to give the tall
buildings the once over.
Mon. 17—A slow day.
Tues. 18—The newcomers played
their last game of croquet on
the front lawn, in the future they will
please confine themselves to the Campus.
Wed. 19—A few of the old ones came back
today. The new Philosophers are beginning to snub their old pals, the Academics.
Sat. 22—Football season opened with all
its glory.
Mon. 24—Daydodgers return was marked
with a thunderstorm.
Tues. 25—Too many slept over this morning and tomorrow the blacklist will look
like a city directory.
Thurs. 27—Fr. Hauber and Cone left for
Washington.
Sat. 29—First football game. Coe scalps
the Ambrosians, 14-0.
Sun. 30—Jaeger shaved.
October
Mon. 1—Mr. Richey gave his usual entertainment in the Auditorium, tonight.
Tues. 2—We were confronted with indescribable pudding for dinner.
Wed. 3—The first four rows at the Columbia was filled with college aristocrates,
but Ye Editor bought a dime seat in the
gallery.
Thurs. 4—
0 what is that rumbling noise ?
0, what is that hideous roar?
Kinnavey's asleep in Philosophy class
Asleep, and he's starting to snore.
Fri, 5—Nothing unusual today.
September, 1917
Tues. 11—Opening day. Have
you inspected our wheat crop ?
Wed. 12—Rev. T. C. D. moved in
from the suburbs and has
taken a suite of rooms on the
boulevard.
Thurs. 13—Usual rush for back
seats in the class rooms this
morning.
Fri. 14—A few cases of homesickness are reported.
Sat. 15—Some of our new ones
went down to give the tall
buildings the once over.
Mon. 17—A slow day.
Tues. 18—The newcomers played
their last game of croquet on
the front lawn, in the future they will
please confine themselves to the Campus.
Wed. 19—A few of the old ones came back
today. The new Philosophers are beginning to snub their old pals, the Academics.
Sat. 22—Football season opened with all
its glory.
Mon. 24—Daydodgers return was marked
with a thunderstorm.
Tues. 25—Too many slept over this morning and tomorrow the blacklist will look
like a city directory.
Thurs. 27—Fr. Hauber and Cone left for
Washington.
Sat. 29—First football game. Coe scalps
the Ambrosians, 14-0.
Sun. 30—Jaeger shaved.
October
Mon. 1—Mr. Richey gave his usual entertainment in the Auditorium, tonight.
Tues. 2—We were confronted with indescribable pudding for dinner.
Wed. 3—The first four rows at the Columbia was filled with college aristocrates,
but Ye Editor bought a dime seat in the
gallery.
Thurs. 4—
0 what is that rumbling noise ?
0, what is that hideous roar?
Kinnavey's asleep in Philosophy class
Asleep, and he's starting to snore.
Fri, 5—Nothing unusual today.
Publisher
Wagner's Printery
Date
1918
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/6637