isa-normaladvance-1913-00052

Description:	52THE NORMAL ADVANCECollege Course anb Clas&eSOPHOMORES.A MEETING of the Sophomore class was■ *• held Friday evening, Nov. 8. President Houk called the meeting to order about8 oclock. There was some business to comebefore the class prior to the opening of theentertainment program. The first number ofthe program was a piano solo by Miss Bayer.A quartette composed of Messrs. Veatch,Mitchell, Miller and McCullough rendered twoselections. A reading was also given by MissSteepleton. A spelling-bee was the next number on the program, but this failed to provideenough amusement and entertainment, so itwas abandoned in favor of games. The Seniorscame over and helped make the Sophs enjoythemselves by taking part in the games withthem. All seemed to enjoy themselves greatlyuntil the turning out of the lights. The Sophomores plan to have a meeting every two weeks.THE JUNIORS.And what are the Juniors thankful for ? Ofcourse we are thankful for Thanksgiving Day,with all that it brings with it—vacation included.We are thankful for all good things,inwhich we include two officers, who were elected since last writing. Miss Larene Davies, theJunior class artist, has performed her function with the very best success, of which alltake notice. Mr. John Fortner, the athleticcaptain ,is marshaling the small Junior forceof athletes as well as could be done, and inthe absence of more men he takes more workfor himself to do.We are thankful for all the enjoyable timesthat we have, of which we will have to classthe Junior class-meeting programs high in thelist. We are thankful for the presence of thepeople who have attended these meetings.Among innumerable various things thankful and grateful are we for the holding up ofthe Junior banner in the Cider Field meet. Thework of Fortner and Stiffler being so marvelous that no justice can be given, on paper, tothem. We are thankful that we made bettershowings than the other classes, according tothe ratio of the number of entries.Hear ye! Hear ye! Hear ye! for all thesethings the Juniors are thankful.SENIOR NOTES.There have been two meetings of the Seniorclass previous to the present writing. The firstmeeting was held in the association rooms onFriday evening, Oct. 25. Your editor was surprised to see so many Seniors out to this firstmeeting. It really began to look as if the management wouldnt find seats for all of them.This shows that the Seniors are alive to thenecessity of arousing some class spirit this year.After the business part of the meeting -hadbeen concluded the class was favored by thefollowing program:Reading Miss HerringReading Miss DaviesPiano Solo .. Miss WinegarAfter the program of the evening the Sophomore and Senior classes united for a socialgood time. And in that assembly might havebeen seen many of the fair women and bravemen of the good old Hoosier state, mostlyfair women. And, as is always the casewhen the dignified Seniors assemble, someonestarted the light fantastic act, and—w7ellthen the loud and deep voice of the janitor washeard declaring that the lights would go outin five minutes—no not a moonlight, simply aclass being thrown into the street one hour before the Deans law says they shall all behome.
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