isa-normaladvance-1914-00104

Description: 104THE NORMAL ADVANCEClass (^sanitationsCOLLEGE COURSE NOTES.During the latter part of last terrri the class
basket ball games were played. The first two—■
College vs. Sophomores and College vs. Juniors,
proved easy victories for the College men. The
final—College vs. Seniors—proved the big game
of the series.The Seniors had boasted loud and long about
the easy victory this game should afford them1

some even venturing to wager their Sunday even¬
ings rations of candies. But College superiority
altered plans. Seniors anticipations fell with a
crash, and as a result College men and their
friends feasted gloriously at the wagers expense.This term begins with fine prospects for the
College Course. There are over one hundred
seventy College Course students in school now.
The first meeting of the term was held Friday,
January the ninth, and about fifty students were
present. All officers were re-elected with the ex¬
ception of the class editor. Otho Shaw was elected
to succeed Clare Goldman, who has withdrawn
from school.From the report of the treasurer of the class it
was learned that the financial condition of the
class is prosperous. The social committee is pre¬
paring a great stunt for all College Course people
and their friends. Keep your eyes and ears open

find out the time and place of the affair and be
there.The College Seniors have organized for the
year. The officers are: President, E. J. Hemmer

vice-president, William L. Connor
secretary,
Zelpha Burkett. The class promises to be thelargest in the history of the College Course. They
have already selected their class pins and are prid¬
ing themselves in the display of the same.We still extend the challenge issued early in
the school year to the other classes of the school
to equal or excel the College Course spirit. At
the time it seemed as if we were taking in too
much territory, but no close competitor has as yet
been recorded in the annals of the present school
year.JUNIOR NOTES.The Juniors held a meeting in the music room
at one oclock Thursday, January 8, and elected
the following officers : President, Gertrude Force

vice-president, Grace Golay
secretary, Leatha
Houchin
treasurer, Miss Taylor. The meeting
was entirelv suffragette.SOPHOMORE NOTES.The Sophomores had more social affairs last
term than any other class and promise a better
time this term.A meeting was held at 3 :30 Thursday, January
8, and the following officers elected: President,
Sherman T. Sublette
vice-president, Joe Swango

treasurer, Hazel Chunn
secretary, Ethel M. Ray.
The social committee is composed of the follow¬
ing: Misses Ray, Cockran, Daphine, Chunn and
Green, and Messrs. Ritz, Murduck, Cromwell and
Hughey.Both the officers and the committee predict a
good time for the coming term.To give pain is the tyranny, to make hap¬
py, the true empire of beauty.—Steele.
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