1921 Yearbook
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1921 Yearbook
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On Sunday the 3rd the Juniors and their Alumni fought another tie game. Everyone
seemed to be in favor of a free day on the 6th, with the
exception of Fr. Hannon. A meeting of the members of
the "Frat", plus Fr. Hauber, was held on the 7th. Purpose?
Constitution and by-laws.
(And the days roll by. Only 247 days 'til June 8th.)
No classes were held on the 12th of October (Columbus
Day). Knights of Columbus spent the evening in Moline,
I think. Someone took advantage of the absence of Professor
Boyle on the 14th and moved his personal property to a
higher climate. He protested, upon his return, and was
reinstated in his lower berth. Fr. Morrin decided to take
a chance—he moved to the "Frat". On the 26th the Varsity sauntered over to Fairfield and trimmed Parsons 6-0.
Juniors returned from Cedar Rapids. What were they doing there? O nothing.
We had the pleasure of hearing, on the 17th, the renowned Professor Falvey, X. Y. Z.,
read an article on etiquette.
(Help! Help! Only 237 days 'til June 8th.)
After due preparation the students of the upper classes assembled on the 22nd of
October for the purpose of taking a straw vote on the presidential election. The
Republicans remained at home. No straw vote. We voted right—too many voted
wrong. Saturday the 23rd found the Varsity idle. Lucky for some
teams we know. The Juniors completely swamped the Des Moines
Catholic Academy to the tune of 68-8. Bear stories began to come J
from Kirksville, Mo., on the 28th and two days later the Varsity held!
the famous team from that city to a scoreless tie. As a curtain raiser,
the Juniors stung West Liberty 14-3.
(Y'ho, Skinnay! Only 221 days 'til June 8th.)
On November 2nd "Sandy" Chapman, famous K. C. secretary
"Over There", gave an extremely interesting talk on his experi-
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seemed to be in favor of a free day on the 6th, with the
exception of Fr. Hannon. A meeting of the members of
the "Frat", plus Fr. Hauber, was held on the 7th. Purpose?
Constitution and by-laws.
(And the days roll by. Only 247 days 'til June 8th.)
No classes were held on the 12th of October (Columbus
Day). Knights of Columbus spent the evening in Moline,
I think. Someone took advantage of the absence of Professor
Boyle on the 14th and moved his personal property to a
higher climate. He protested, upon his return, and was
reinstated in his lower berth. Fr. Morrin decided to take
a chance—he moved to the "Frat". On the 26th the Varsity sauntered over to Fairfield and trimmed Parsons 6-0.
Juniors returned from Cedar Rapids. What were they doing there? O nothing.
We had the pleasure of hearing, on the 17th, the renowned Professor Falvey, X. Y. Z.,
read an article on etiquette.
(Help! Help! Only 237 days 'til June 8th.)
After due preparation the students of the upper classes assembled on the 22nd of
October for the purpose of taking a straw vote on the presidential election. The
Republicans remained at home. No straw vote. We voted right—too many voted
wrong. Saturday the 23rd found the Varsity idle. Lucky for some
teams we know. The Juniors completely swamped the Des Moines
Catholic Academy to the tune of 68-8. Bear stories began to come J
from Kirksville, Mo., on the 28th and two days later the Varsity held!
the famous team from that city to a scoreless tie. As a curtain raiser,
the Juniors stung West Liberty 14-3.
(Y'ho, Skinnay! Only 221 days 'til June 8th.)
On November 2nd "Sandy" Chapman, famous K. C. secretary
"Over There", gave an extremely interesting talk on his experi-
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Date
1921
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/4083