Freshman Hazing Tale Dominates School Notes
A student named Jim Freshman endures a hazing plot at a college known for its hazing. He disguises as a woman to avoid it, narrowly escapes exposure when a professor's wife discovers him, and vows not to repeat the stunt while the chief hazers flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Sophmores
Ralph. Lewisould
Rcom
Ralph Lewis
Hazers
Ralph
Hadley
Cotten
Lucile Seeger
Freshmen Recount Historic Class Room Sagas And Playful Zingers
In a spirited November chapel pageant a stream of school memories unfolds. Students swap quips about Roderick Dhu and Blanche, cue songs, readings, and a chorus from The Great War while teachers test wit with latin gaffes and classroom tales about Boston and Chaucer.
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Moniday
Esther Klumpp
Ermine Schellenberger
Ruth Needham
Flanders Field
the Red Cross
Spirit
Adelia Robison
Hazel Lamb
Donald Moody
Local Youths Named in Sparse Census List
Henry Kiebler aged 22 of Ann Arbor and Helen Koch aged 18 of the same are listed alongside Charles Oolke 2 percent from Ypsilanti and Anna Fundy 28 from the same area in a brief roster of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
A. Kiebler
Ann. Arbor
Helen Koch
Same
Charles
Oolke
Ypsilanti
Anna Fundy
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Freshman
Sophmore
Lucile Phillips
Hallowe'en
Sophie
Raymond Rauser
Mrs. Taylor
Chelsea
Warne
Dexter
Caesar
Liv
Huebler
Studébaker, Hupp and Franklin
Mea
Roderick Dhu
Lady of the Lake
Blanche
Allen Bane
Alice Brand
Lucile Aprill
Elsie Sautter
Lucky
Soph
Bob Cullen
Senior
Miss McCulloch
Orval Woodford
Maynard
Estel
Maynare
Boston
Florence E
Doris
Dorothy
Walt
Florence
Miss Price
Miss McCulleen
Rosinald Scheurer
Marshell Foch
Hersormage
Chaucer
Whauker
Jackson
Jim Hedgman
Count Nitasntski
Duke Nogoodaviteh
Ypsilanti’s
The
Ypsilantian Press
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