The Chromascope and Key, Volume 33, 1933 Page: 140 of 161

                                
AS IT HAPPENED
Sept. 14-The grind began.
Sept. 15-New co-eds given the once over, discussed and propositioned.
Oct. 8-"The Pash" and "The Badger Woman" pose for a few snaps.
Oct. 31-Hallowe'en. School carnival in Cawthon Gym. Tom Petty
goes in the cattle business. Sooey, bossy!
Nov. 1-Petty sought by Cattle Rustler's Association. Scherer Hall victim
of arson fiends. No school-no chairs.
Nov. 3-Stephen F. Austin Day. Steve forgot-no holiday.
Nov. 7-Dr Tucker cautions the boys on campus courting. Could you
have blamed him?
Nov. 8-Freshmen girls initiated. Skates galore. Is their cheeks red?
Nov. 11-Armistice Day observed in chapel.
Nov. 15-Bomar Cramer plays.
Nov. 16  Upper ErLst padlocked. Three decks and a package of chips
confiscated.
Nov. 19-Shuffle at Taos Inn.
Nov. 20  Freshmen begin work on bonfire.
Nov. 21-Freshmen visit Trinity. Tiger reception committee greets
them, and how!
Nov. 23-Bonfire on Cashion Field. The "ole Kangaroo spirit" runs
high.
Nov. 24-The Kangaroos go to Trinity, in fact, we all go and give those
Tigers what Sherman said war was.
Nov. 25-Many students wake in "Big D." Don't wonder why.
Dec. 9 Co-eds give leap year dance at Grayson Hotel.
Dec. 13.-And then it snowed.
Dec. 15-Professors Jackson, Gillespie and Moorman crack-up on way
to Synod at Austin.
Dec. 19-Jr.-Sr.'s battle sophs 0-0 in intramural football classic.
Dec. 20-Xmas holidays begin.
Dec. 24-And then came another of those Sherman Club dances at the
Elk's Hall.
Jan. 4-Back to school.
Jan. 1Kangaroos meet Simmon's basketeers here. The Cowboys are
absent minded and leave their steer horns with us.