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This diary, written in a book by Bank of California, includes a clipping for the Norwegian Aid Festival at which Xavier gives a speech. It mentions he also still preaches and possibly taking summer classes because he gets a D in history, which is later changed to a B. He is still part of men’s club.

This diary, written in a book by Augsburg Publishing, mentions that Xavier still watches basketball, men’s club, faculty meetings, Signe travels to Aberdeen again, but skips May through November. (Graduates from the University of Washington with a Master’s Degree in June, but does not mention this in the diary.) There is an unused coupon for American Specialty Company and an outline on SS standard of the NL church of amice.

This diary, written in a book by Bank of California, includes a handwritten train schedule. Xavier doesn’t begin writing till August, and then doesn’t write for the rest of the year.

This diary, written in a book by Augsburg Publishing, does not include any entries. In front of the book there are a number of cartoons cut out from the computer full of puns and plays-on-words.

This diary, written in a book by Bank of California, includes random notes on scraps of paper tucked in the back of the book. Xavier did not write anything in this diary.

This diary, in a bank of California, includes a list of compensation for sermons, a card from Double wear Shower Company and Wiliver’s Place.

This book, a book by Augsburg Publishing, mentions that he is teaching Nature Study, Latin, Library, and Zoology. He still preaches and plays golf, but his mother is not well. There is a list of addresses in front.

This diary, in a book by Augsburg Publishing, mentions more about nature—noting the first song of a Meadowlark and the first crocus, that Xavier is still preaching (location unknown, skips from July to September, and he is still in the church council. Memorandum page from another book tucked in. In back: Membership card of Puget Sound Academy of Science, unintelligible lists with accounts, and a list of addresses.

In this diary Xavier mentions that he spends much time watching basketball games, playing golf, builds a doll house, plays in the Study/Faculty baseball game, and skips April through October. In back: certificate of good credit with L. Schoenfeld and Sons, a list of bills and a prediction for the next 60 years by H. G. Wells. Also tucked into the pages of the diary is a football book mark.

This diary, a Laird and Lee diary, mentions his mother’s death on March 27th. He doesn’t write much more this year. In the back of the diary: train schedule, receipts, unintelligible notes, list of telephone numbers.