1939 Cedrus Yearbook

i 1 Feb. 2I—Bluffton—there. Good game, and we won. Feb. 28—Chi Sigma Phi covered-dish supper before Wilmington ball game here. We won! This makes us Con- ference Champions! Team, rah! Team, rah! March 7—Preliminaries of class tour- naments. Fresh. vs. Juniors—Fresh. on top Soph. vs. Seniors—Soph. won March 9—Sophomores won tourna- ment. It has been said, if many more class tournaments were played, Walker wouldn't be the only one on crutches. Alpha Theta Tau dinner for basketball boys. March I7—St. Patrick's Day tea—Y.W. C. A. Sophomore Sweater Swing in honor of basketball team. Mr. Eugene Kavanagh crowned king of the affair as most valuable player on the team. March 2I—College students pick up and sit down at Skateland in Dayton. March 26—Girls Bible-Reading Con- test. Irene Goodin—the winner! March 28—Chi Sigma Phi scavenger hunt. March 29 to April 4—Spring vacation. April 10—Alpha Theta Tau party at Randall's. Jane reveals date for wed- ding. April I2—Sophomore skating party. April I8—Plays given for public by Dramatic Club. April 20—Chi Sigma Phi party. April 25—Junior party. April 28—Y. M. and Y. W.Banquet. May 5—Chi Sigma Phi formal dance. May 8—Alpha Theta Tau formal initia- tion. May I2—Mother - Daughter Banquet. Senior vacation begins. May 26—College Picnic. May 24-26—Finals. More cramming done. May 28—Baccalaureate Service. May 29—Music Recital. May 31—Cedar Day. Ball game. June I—Alumni banquet. June 2—Commencement-10 A. M. ELISABETH ANDERSON, Diary Editor. l'age I;ifty-Nine