Chafing dish party. Senior and Freshmen class elections. Beta Theta Pi trolley ride to Mt. Holly. List of Y. M. C. A. members. Appeal for the implementation of an honor system.
A German held in the Assembly Hall. Athletic Association Managers Elected. Memorial and obituary for President William McKinley. Literary societies' election results.
Dickinson banquet is held at the beginning of the year. Athletic Association meeting. New Dickinson College Preparatory School building. Memorial service for President McKinley. Annual reception for the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. in Chapel Hall. List of new students.
Free Dickinsonian Summer Edition. Plans for Student Senate are drawn up. Colonel Smith, superintendent of College grounds, is interviewed. Ineffectiveness of Carlisle Police is deplored. Social Committee works to keep events interesting despite almost complete lack of male student body.
Free Dickinsonian edition. Dr. Prettyman becomes president of Dickinson College. Recommendations for improvements on campus are made.
Graduation date set and plans begun. The 1944 financial statement for the Dickinsonian is printed. Pan-Hellenic Council organizes Song Fest. Senior Hall of Fame.
Wheel and Chain inducts new members. New editors chosen for the Dickinsonian. The Microcosm yearbook is completed.
Dickinsonian is reorganized to reflect war-time conditions. Low attendance rate at Sharp Room leads to concerns about future of the library. Dr. Wing explains the Army Air Force Program which Dickinson is contributing to.
Red Cross War Fund Campaign to be held in Carlisle. Pan-Hellenic week scrapped due to war-time restrictions, with the exception of the Pan-Hellenic Dance.
Twenty-six students enroll for spring semester, including Henry Naamani, tennis singles champion of Iran. Eligibility of Dickinson girls for WAVE is explained. Three new students join College Orchestra.