The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-23
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Teachers College Budget

AS~S3SS
Students opened their eyes Thurs
day morning and realized that i
was indeed Blizzard day, not da!
of gentle zephyrs and breezes, rather
did the snowflakes dance wildly O,
the street, and admonish us to buttor
our coats up tighter.
In cozy warm rooms at the State
Teachers College and amid countless
number of questions hurled at stud.
ents by instructors, all forgot the on.
coming blizzard during the hours OF
the forenoon. However, from 1880 a
m. until IL m. weather prophecies
poured in at a rapid rate.
Father Time presented himself in
person. And as usual with all great
events in history there was not a
sound to indicate the coming disas-
ter. .s.
Silently, relentlessly. coming events
cast their shadows before-or shall we
say, behind? There upon the screen
of time we saw memorable events of
the past as well as of the present.
Hungry College girls grouped them
selves in artistic manner, cups and
leafs" in hands. A spirit of gayety
and fun was introduced.
The desolate weather conditions
were emphasized by the appearance of
ghosts, their shadowy figures and
slow movements introducing an air
Of mystery. lbsen himself could have
desired no more effectiveness than
was shown in this case.
Miss "McCradie' with her lighted
candle, turned our thoughts to that
If reverence. The line of College
girls, lighting their candles from hers,
showed that in the midst of fun and
'rivolity, only the best girls come
% the State Teachers College.
Anna Case in all her splendor and
majestic array, was greatly applaud
I'd by the audience. The echoes of
Ter angelic strains still ring through
he chapel Graceful bows will long
)e remembered
The College band was equally eff
ective. The skilled work of the con-
luctor was forcefully brought out,
md the baton was swung emphat-
cally.
A "pep" meeting was presented and
bowed clearly that we are all loyal
nd true to our institution as well as
bedient to our yell leader.
A basketball game was indeed in
eresting. The silhouettes of our
athletes made our hearts
hrob with pride and many in the
udience could barely refrain from
herring.
We noticed by graceful. dancing
hat through the high ideals of the
tudent body in general as well as
trough supervision of the Dean Of |
Women, the highest possible stand
I'd of proper dancing has been real
zed. .-
Blizzard Day was another event
howing the true school spirit and
he interest of students. Bills by the
undreds were handed to the manager
'hile his supply of Billiards. rapidly
ecreased.
When the above mentioned shadow
'raphs were over, 10 and behold there
ppeared a man, capable and worthy
f mention. He was no other than
he business manager of the Blizzard
taft, Norman Thompson.
With an armful of Billiards and a
ocket full Of money he made d.
ect appeal to the students, urging I
hem to buy the Blizzard. Proper
are of receipts was emphasized, that |
one would be unfortunate enough |
0 be forced to pay double the amount |
We all enjoyed chapel exercises i'm
1ensely and a majority of students
eft with the determination to buy
Blizzard. This was proved by the
act that 1852 orders for Billiards
'ere taken during the afternoon.