Aggie 1937 - Yearbook

The Winter Scene1510 11152612164387913 1417 18Yon., Jan. 4--Snowtendance of 401 students. (See 1, 5, 11) “Chuck” arrives(See 17). “Heine” shovels snow. (See 13)Tues., Jan. 5-Classes (including Farm Shop) begin at noon.(See 15)Wed., Jan. 6-Alton wonders why he’s lonesome. Maybe it’stoo much scenery. (See 2, 3, 6, 7) Well, it IS a lot, andit IS beautiful.Sat., Jan. 9-Movie, ‘‘China Clipper” in the evening.Sun., Jan. 12-We thought we’d have social hour, but weplayed basketball instead. We had a good work-out. (See8, 18)Fri., Jan. 15-Lokken discovers that there’s another “deer” onthe campus. (See 16)Sat., Jan. 16-Advanced class presents a new electric scoreboard for the gym. (See 9) The best game of the seasonstorm brings with it an all time record at-so far, with Park River, even though we did lose. Seniorsbeat Advanced 16 to 14. Morris Hanson couldn’t sleep.Sat., Jan. 23--“Life of Louis Pasteur.”Tues., Jan. 26-Ray Higgin goes to assembly. That’s news.First social hour of the quarter.Fri., Jan. 29-Our official weather man makes his morning ohservations.(See 10)Sat., Jan. 30-Variety Nite-Phone number, Murray Hill 8-9933.Sun., Jan. 31-Miss Nelson and Mr. Dunham give their annualtwo-piano recital.Wed., Feb. 3-Mr. Rusk is all worn out taking pictures for theAggie. (See 14)Thurs., Feb. 4-Practice for field meet begins. (See 4)Sat., Feb. 6-“Theophalisof unsifted thistles.”Thistle successfully sifted a sievefulThree of the speech teachers livedthrough the day. (See 12)Page 52