1918 Yearbook
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1918 Yearbook
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Fri. 25—Paul Kleinfelder
visited the college and
broke the record by answering 1438 questions
shot at him by the Seniors in less than an hour.
Sat. 26—Greek exam.
Sun. 27—Be nice to thy
English pony that he may
serve thee well tomorrow.
Mon. 28—Some crepe-hanger is spreading the report
that there will be orals
Wednesday morning.
Tues. 29—More exams.
Wed. 30—No orals. O joy!
Thurs. 31—Permission to
stay down town till 5:15.
Movies tonight—comedy
censored.
Fri.
February
1—Take it from us, if
you are not wearing shell-
rimmed glasses you are
not in it.
Sat. 2—Reports read. What
did you get? Movies
again, followed by a li'L
feed on Wisdom Row.
Sun. 3—Come cold day! No one asked to go out
this afternoon. Another little feed for the Wis-
domites.
Tues. 5—A big delegation struck to go to the dance
at the Cathedral Hall tonight; one member told
the Reverend President that he heard that there
was to be general permission to attend.—Nobody went.
Thurs. 7—Getting ready for the big play. Wolfe
and Flanagan are practising a feminine stride.
Sat. 9—The official sign painters for "It Pays to
Advertise" set up their studio in room 302.
Sun. 10—Lecture by Mr. Reidy on Catholic Charities in Chicago.
Mon. 11—The "biggest show on earth" was produced tonight. We think that the lecture on
Charity was responsible for the big cake that
was steered around to Wisdom Row by West
End Charity Workers, Those who know cake
voted it to be at least 100% O. K.
visited the college and
broke the record by answering 1438 questions
shot at him by the Seniors in less than an hour.
Sat. 26—Greek exam.
Sun. 27—Be nice to thy
English pony that he may
serve thee well tomorrow.
Mon. 28—Some crepe-hanger is spreading the report
that there will be orals
Wednesday morning.
Tues. 29—More exams.
Wed. 30—No orals. O joy!
Thurs. 31—Permission to
stay down town till 5:15.
Movies tonight—comedy
censored.
Fri.
February
1—Take it from us, if
you are not wearing shell-
rimmed glasses you are
not in it.
Sat. 2—Reports read. What
did you get? Movies
again, followed by a li'L
feed on Wisdom Row.
Sun. 3—Come cold day! No one asked to go out
this afternoon. Another little feed for the Wis-
domites.
Tues. 5—A big delegation struck to go to the dance
at the Cathedral Hall tonight; one member told
the Reverend President that he heard that there
was to be general permission to attend.—Nobody went.
Thurs. 7—Getting ready for the big play. Wolfe
and Flanagan are practising a feminine stride.
Sat. 9—The official sign painters for "It Pays to
Advertise" set up their studio in room 302.
Sun. 10—Lecture by Mr. Reidy on Catholic Charities in Chicago.
Mon. 11—The "biggest show on earth" was produced tonight. We think that the lecture on
Charity was responsible for the big cake that
was steered around to Wisdom Row by West
End Charity Workers, Those who know cake
voted it to be at least 100% O. K.
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/6669