Wednesday, January 9, 1929

The last few mornings have been cold - and how. The temperature was down to 63. I could hardly make my self get out of bed. The paper said it’s the coldest its been in three years. The morning at school proceeded as usual until the last part of the second period. The period before English. Then I began to get all cold and nervous. Just at the end of the period the statistics came from Mr. Bordner. The debate proceeded in good order and I only got mixed up about two times but I had to look at my notes too often. We won fourteen to five. Willhermine got up and made a very pretty speech to the other side. All ended well. But we had to write again in Spanish. O! Well such is life. After lunch I went down town with Pop, Mom & June went too. We got home about three thirty. About four thirty I called up Helen and asked her to come over. She said she couldn’t come until her car came. She came about six. I showed her my shawl and Xmas presents. Then we looked at the Oregana. Her car came when we had barely begun so maybe she’ll come again tomorrow.