The M.S.C. Record Volume 22, Nos. 1-34

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1916 Excerpt: ...L. Snyder. 1918 JUNIOR HOP. Another "J" Hop is history. And it was "the best ever." It occurred last Friday and Saturday from the hours of 5 p. m. to 3 a. m., at the Lansing Masonic Temple, 150 couples taking part. The banquet, which started shortly after 7 o'clock, was preceded by the reception, and dancing. The banquet was a five-course affair THE M. A. C. RECORD. of Chicago, followed by the vice pre dent, Miss Vera Foster of Haslett a Dwight Cavanagh of Cadillac. I trons: President and Mrs. Kedi Secretary and Mrs. A. M. Brown, White, Miss Elida Yakeley. Guests I honor were Director and Mrs. C. Brewer, Governor and Mrs. Sleep other class presidents, and captains i the various athletic teams. NEW YORK MEETING. Recent word from Donald Stroh, 1 Is to the effect that as a result of "humdinger" of a preliminary meetii just held in New York City, it bi been decided to call the M. A. C. peoR of that vicinity together for an orga ization meeting on Feb. 24. Mrs. Lai don, college librarian, who will be I the East, in attendance at the Yfti ington meeting on Feb. 21, and tl Philadelphia meeting on Feb. 23, be present at the New York mi and it is possible that W. K. Pruddi '78, president of the M. A. C. Ai tion, will be on hand also. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CHANGE AGAIN. At a meeting of the Athletic Boar of Control Monday night anotb change in the 1917 football schedul was announced. The Nov. 3rd dat which was to be filled with the U. i S. D. at East Lansing, will be col traded with Kalamazoo Normal. Tb faculty of South Dakota would M permit their team making the trip t East Lansing. It is understood thl several big teams wanted to fill thi date on the Aggies' schedule, Orego Aggies being one of those to press th engagement. ENTRANCE EXAMINAT...