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March
March 1—In like a lion.
.3—DiscoverA' of Doc. Renedict of the "senility of plants"
(I believe they call it. Don't leaA^e us. Doc!)
4—Dr. Harry starts the "City Reautiful."
6—Freshies decide the momentous issue—fair Alice will
remain the head of the class in the absence of "Windy
Day."
Dennison, 77; U. C, 24. Dennison's fair this year, at
that. Toot, toot! Goodnight.
10—Another one. Varsity to SAvim Cornell, March 28. We'll
have to turn out to see the Easterners display some
real swimming.
1.3—Dr. Harry still in the "City Beautiful." Oh! Oh!! Oh!!!
U. C, 31; Miami, 30. Nobly done.
14—Slack, Tommy, Clem and Bels accomplish the impossible—trimming
the C. G. A. C. mile relay team to the
tune of a 25-yard lead. Cause No. I for the "King's"
rejoicing.
16—Women's League (watch 'em grow). St. Patrick's Daj'
])arly. (Somebody put Paris Green in the ice cream.)
Misses Goldsmith, Brunhoff', Goldberg, Schroeder and
F2lhoff' performed. We protest the last three, at least,
when it conies to being Irish. Chemists' Club dance up
to the usual standard. It's a long waj' to Gtendale.
18—Dr. Harry kills the "City Beautiful."
20—Senior ball, l^hose who went home before 1:15 missed
the best part of the punch.
21—"In Story-Book Land" makes a hit. "Such a cute Knave
of Hearts! AVasn't Mrs. Sin'aft charmingh' decollete,
don't you know!"
23—Weddings galore. Earl Wagner and Ruthy Klappert
leave for Cleveland. (No band next Thanksgiving.)
Steve Felton and Sue Humphreys go under the yoke.
21—Cornell meet tickets on sale at the Bookstore. Paddy
is no menial.
26—A man seen minus a Cornell meet ticket.
27—He got 'cm.
28—Glory! Aw, Glory! Cornell 22, U. C. 32. Honest Injun.
"King" Al had to be carried out. Joej' Morris a bloomin'
hero.
31—Out like a lion.