| January 20, 1928. The Aggies had their Mid- Winters to-nite. Had a good time. So cold! February 5. Went to the Minstrels. Splendid I thought. The best I've seen. I love things like that, college things. February 14. They say "The way to a man's heart is through his stomach." We tried this out tonight. Gave a buffet supper at the Home Economics Building and invited cadets. Did it work? I wonder. February 23. Went to a tea at Lucy Lancaster's that she and Mary Ava gave the co-eds in honor of winning the Bluefield game. It was lovely. March 10. Left for Bristol this morning at ten. There were ten of us in the car and we were awfully crowd- ed. Got there about five. Played basketball at eight on a gym floor which was awful. Sullins won 30-19. They entertained us in the Y. W. hut and we had a very good time. June 12. Finals are always interesting. They had a competitive drill on the stadium. More cars and more people! The Memorial Hall was full on Sunday morning. So hot. I almost went to sleep. The dances were grand! Oodles of girls at the Junior-Senior Prom. Too many. Not so bad Saturday and Monday; of course the crowd was divided. But I had a wonderful time. Everyone was so sweet to me. Most too good to be true. Was like a dream, with the music, the lights, 'n everything was marvelous. The graduation exercises were long; they'll probably be all too short next year. Just think, diary, I'm a senior at last! September 29. It's more fun being a man! We |