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The Teacola | Vol 7, Issue 6

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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Historical Newspapers at JSU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Chanticleer by an authorized administrator of JSU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I-h AS we see ~t fi AU of you who missed hearing and seeing Dr. I. Q. during his recent visit to the campus, if there shouId be some few soub .I1 who were otherwise occupied at that time, certainly were left out i; of one of the most outstanding and entertaining events of the col- lege year. Not only was the well-known radio quiz-king hand- some, dashing, and personality-plus, but he presented the student A Student Publication, Jacksonville State Teachers College- body, faculty members, and visitors with forty-five minutes fill- I ed, and brim-ng; we mean, with radio education, hints, amusing - -em to some 01 his questions, and a real answer-~l~a~~pro- Volume Seven Jacksonville, Alabama, Wednesday, December 3, 1941. Number Six gram for the benefit of his audience--and ten boxes of I. 0. - candy,_chiIdren, if you haven't heard. -0- Dr. Daugette At After Serious Illness When a freshman comes to college, we hear it rumored that Landers Presides those four long years betwixt him and a degree seem mighty Famous Quiz King -.: hard and lonesome, but take a grand, old senior's advice, little ones, and really enjoy your term of serviture there. We realize Over Session that it isn't all play and no work and that teach- OF Educators ers-- can be confusing.- to put it mildly, but just wait SPEARMAN, GIBSON, until it's a matter of days, Dr. I. &. Questions weeks, or months, not Men 'Taken' AND LUCIA, MAM years, before you're going SPEAKERS OF THE DAY students, Faculty to be turned out into the In Sadie Hawkins In Typical Fashion wide. wide world, and then The Fall Conference of the State squirm-we maintain that Curriculum development program Dr. I. Q., alias Jimmy McClain, the home fires from your widely-known radio personality Day Revelery was held at Jacksonville State Alma Mater are the bright- and quiz-king for Mars, Inc., with est yet. Teachers College November 18. SOUTHERN GENTS his famous Mental Banker program -0- Mr. E. J. Landers, director of the came to Jacksonville on Tuesday Now that basketball's SUBMIT TO WOMEN'S Training School, presided over the afternoon. November 10, to present definitely here, why FORWARDNESS conference whose theme was. "The one.. of the most entertaining events or. the year. \d"p't everyone, no ex- State Course of Study far Elemen- , . Mrs Margaret Sfapp. of the col- .-- ceptlons, &ow a whale The fm~mesreigned for a day. tary and Secondary Schools." lege arts department, was responsi- '1 , November 17. at JSTC, and what a , pardon the expression--of Mr. C. E. Spearman, ~rinciaalof ble for securing the visit of the L d;~v and nighl! They chased and a lot of interest in the the Clay County High School, charming and delightful Dr. I. Q., 4-d home games and the acti- ciught their men and showed them spoke on the subject, "Basic Con- who has been stopping in Binning- . ' vity abroad of the team. thrcugh a day of feminine planning. sideration in the State Course of ham for the past six weeks and (Don't they usually, only in a was on his way to Fort McCleUan , , We have someihing to be Study." He dated that our program on the eighteenth to be featured proud of, students; so more subtie way.) DR. C. W. DAUGETTE . - should be much more flexible. He DR. I. Q., the Mental Banker, in an evening broadcast from there. -. Everyoi~etaking part In the day's : let's tell the boys just how It fs with very great pleasnre that THE TEACOLA announces that also pointed out that specialized spoke before a large audience of Program At JSTC :i activities enjoyed the reversal hil- we feel about them! Jacksonville's presid'ent, Dr. C. W. Daugetle, has returned home from subjects such as Geometry, Algebra, students, teachers, and businessmen Arriving at three o'clock on Tues- afiously. Especially enjoyable was -.- Fohns Hopkins, Baltimore, Maryland, after having undergone a serious Latin etc, had no place for average of the neighboring towns when he day, Mr. McClain kindly consented it for the boys who left the prob- made a visit to the campus on The Soph Hop should be operation in the famous medical cenkr. students in high schools of Ala- to be interviewed by reporters Iem of escort to the girls, along Tuesday, November 18. - Using the from THE TEACOLA and JACK- a gala dfair in view of Much deep concern has been felt for the president of the State Teach- bama. He lJnsisted that Ulere were value of radio in education as the with the financing of refreshment SOh'VILLE NE1iVS. Promptly at the preparations that are ers College during his absence from the school and town and many have too many other things more im- theme of his talk, the famous and entertainment. For a day (a been the expressions of hope for his recovery. Especially have the stu- three-thirty, before hundreds of being made. It's the first portant in the development of radio personality conducted a quiz college students, visiting teachers, day only, darn it) boys' billfolds dents and faculty members missed the presence of a friend and counsellor, program, giving candy to the con- big dance of the year and a place which can only be fined by Dr. Daugette. pupils. Another aspect which he business men and their wives from remained unfolded. testants. promises to be one of the Although it wiU be several weeks before the president can resume dwelt on was the personality of the neighboring towns, assembled in best. The Sadie Hawkins' treked up his administrative duties, the knowledge that he will do so in the near the new gymnasium, the Mental and dovfn the dark, steep hills of pupil. He stated that this deserv- Everyone should attend future is indeed gratifying to his hundreds of friends and fellow-workers. Banker conducted forty-five minu- Jacksonville after their dates that ed increased emphasis in all of our tes of helpful instruction for the and benefit by the elab- Sophomore Dance night in their outlandish garb ex- schools. teachers, liberally sprinkled with , ' . , orate planning of Robert . . periencing the footwork and ex- amusing answers received during '.'. , . Cox, president, and the penditure boys endure so nightly Twelve-year School Program To Be Big Event his radio hours, concluding with an sophs. to date the girls of their choice. It The second speaker was Mr. Roy example of his own quiz program. ' ;-. was women's night to push, pull, Greek Students Send . - Gibson, superintendent of St. Clair Details Of The Hour . #- Ruler, and regulations or carry their date up some of the . . County Schools, who spoke on the Of Fall Season After an jntroduction by Dr. W. PCP men and women in re- inclines for which this campus is important characteristics of the J. Calvert, Dr. I. Q. launched into r,;, :. gard to the dance will be famous. twelve-year school program. Some DECEMBER 6 PET For once the fairer group knew Reply To MedicalAid a short and informal talk on the :: 1: !-:' 7 found ekwhere in the of those provisions were democra- AS DATE; ALUMNI value of radio as an educational what it meant to hasten in order (Mitor's note-last year, students and faculty members on the camp- " >$ paper. Read them care- tic living, recreation, creation, and URGED TO ATTEND device. He spoke of the programs .- :4' i , to meet a date on time. Taking the us contributed most generously to a fund for aid to the struggling Greek fully. skills. He suggested that we should sponsored by the federal govern- :"j4 . responsibility .of boys on this re- nation in its defense against the overwhelming Italian forces then be- teach children and not subject mat- Attention seniors, juniors, sog- ment, such as "Farm and Borne" ; -0- versed occasion, they had to be sieging the small nation. In recognil:on of thls act,l the fd&t+ingletter ter, and that Wsshould be ap- homores, freshmen, alumini, and and "Let's Pretend." wliich-h&!'-' There should be no need prompt in keeping a date; for as a was sent Dr. R. P. Felgar. local chairman in charge of the collection). plied as the need arises. He also others! been intended to instruct thousands of our having to borrow woman, they are justified in being To the Students of the Unlted States end Canada insisted that change in society is an Once a year, just at the end of of Americans. Then, he told of the someone e 1 s e ' s record- tardy and delayed in keeping ap- Dear Fellow Students: important factor. pointments. They do it and with our the fall quarter when tests are quiz hours, planned for general en- player in order to supply Accept profound gratitude for the material aid which you are The third speaker was Mrs. Hous- over and Christmas only a few tertainment, but ones which have womanly sweetness get away with giving us and for genuine sympathy in the cause for which we are fight- music for the weekly tea ton-----=.. L. Lucia,- Elementary-" .Supervi- . weeks away, the sophomore class helped greatly in educating those it, but men must keep no one wait- 4n* We ~hnllnpvcr fnl-upt that vn11 havp prima * r\~l* ar~irlan-.r ~rrhnn , uvurrv~.u\uvvbn, wuv ayune urr w= After en introduction by Dr. W. *men Pnd women in te- incl~nesfor which t& campus is important eharacteristfcs of the J. Calvert, Dr. I. Q. launched &to pra to the dame will be famous. Keply I oMedical Aid twelve-year school program. Some DECEMBER 6 SET a short and informal talk on the elsewhere in the For once the fairer group knew of those provisions were democra- AS DATE; ALUMNI value of radio as an educational what it meant -to hasten in Order (Editor's note--Last year, students and faculty members on the Camp- tic liviag, recreatiop, creation. and URGED TO ATTEND device. He spoke of the programs -lPf pap*. a- out- Taking %'. * *@&. - to meet a date on time. the us contributed most generously to a fund for aid to the struggling Greek skills. He suggested that we should sponsored by the federal govern- + - responsibilikv . of boys on this re- nation in its defense against the overwhelming Italian forees then be- teach children and not subject mat- -4 > Attention .s+niors, fdors, Wp- ment,arid '~et'ssu4 p&&d,li.as 'T~lg whih-and &mkY' -.- versed occasion, they had to be sieging the small nation. In recognition of this act,' the fmgletter *, and that skiRs' should be ap- homores, freshmen, alumid, &a There should be no need prompt in keeping a date; for as a was sent Dr. R. P. Felgar, local chairman in charge of the collection). plied. as the need arises. He also others1 been intended to lnsiruct Pou~ in Of our having % borrow woman, they are justified Wg To the Students of the United States -nd Canada insisted that change in society is an Once a year, just at the end of of Americans. Then, he kdd OF the tardy and dehyed in keeping ap- Students. wmeone e 1s e' s record- Dear Fellow important factor. the fall quarter when tests are quiz hours, planned for genera3 en- pointments. They do it and with Accept our profound gratitude for the material dd which you are The tad speaker was Mrs. Hous- tertainment, but ones which have player in order to supply over and ~hristmasonly a few womanly sweetness get away with giving us and for genuine sympathy in the cause for which we are fight- tan L. Lucia, Elementary Supemi- weeks away, the sophomore dam helped greatly in educating thw music for the weekly tea it, but men must keep no one wdt- ing. We shall never forget that you have come to our assistance when sor, DeKalb County Schools, whose makes its bow to society in the who are unable to study in Wer dances. In the last Issue of ing because of their not being we needed you most. subject was "The Course of Study form of an annual Hop. This time, institutions. tbe TEACOLA there ag- promptly on time. Ours Is the happy lot to be fighting for the nation where demomaw and its lmpllcitations Relative to the event is scheduled to take In answer to questions handed ' Climaxing the day was the dance to as peared an editorial urging emerged. We are glad of the privilege make the supreme sacrificing Effective Ways of Working Togeth- place on Saturday night. December him all over the country to how in Dogpatch style, which was at- for our Christian faith and national freedom. Our religious and democra- er in tbe Individual School and in the Dr. I. Q. program is conducted, the student body to mani- 6, the college gymnasium. , tended by a host of costumed stu- tic heritage will be defended to the last student. For us, as it was for School System." She made the fol- For many days past, elaborate Mr. McClain described the process some enthusiasm de- '.. .I dents enjoying the chance to let our ancestors, there is but one choice--LIBERTY OR DEATR. lowing points: (1) Teachemr must plans have been underway to make in detail, ending with several of the their hair down and have a rustic noting their interest to- " We da not kuow how much more destruction these scientific bar: understand the children, uld thls the Sophcrnore Hop of 1941 one of many u n u s u a 1 and ridiculous ward securing a record- good time of playing and dancing. barians will bring on our land and on the rest of Europe before they are knowledge comes from observation the biggest and best in the history answers he receives on the answer- whipped but we are certain that their doom is near. After they are de- of the different activities of the stu- of all Hops. Under-the very able please hours. playing, ampwing set. ' feated, victors and vanquished must work together for lasting peace and dent (21 We must provide better leadership of Robert Cox, ~1114% In conclusion, the Mental Banker . Since then, incidents have wadd brotherhmd. physical, mental, and social health demonstrated on Jane IreIgar, . ... shown most vividly that Hinds7To.-j Head president, arrangemmh are being -- We wbh it were possible to convey in person our deep appreciation on the maturity level of the pupil. carried out to the fulIest expecta- Ovell Tumlin. Wallace Morton, we gravelly need ~uchan for your kindness and be assured ptwe shall remain indebted to you She suggested that these standards tion of all concerned. Laura Burns, Scott Little. Dr. C. E. . - addition to our facilities. Junior Class for ever. t should be made by the principals Aside from the outstanding and Cayley, Mr. L. J. Hendrix, and Mr. Faithfully yours, and supervisors. (3) Continuous P. J. Arnold just how the quiz pro- . Xany students have ex- unusual decoration sahene design- One of the highlights of the past The Students of the University of Athens. evaluatfcn is necessary. She stated ed especially for the occasion by an grams are presented, giving each week was the election of officers In a note attached to the above message. Chryst Lukas, chairman of that we should improve living in- active and original committee, mu- a box of Dr. L Q. candy. crate in the su8- for the Junior Class to serve American-Hellenic Student Committee for Medical Aid to Greece, x-' stead of just teaching iacts. sic is to be furnished by an up-and- Success Shy Of Doctor I. 9. way , sponsoring throughout the school year. It is pressed his thanks for what our students and teachers had contributed corning young band. Tommy Rings Ttuc As Dollar Wentials of Education ces requiring a meager always an important occasion when to the fund. He told of the sending of messages'of hope and praise to Brothers and his Orchestra, widely- Jimmy McCIain, heard coast to the three-year men chose their the University at Athens at a time when the young men had gone to the of admissiw to help These talks were followed by a known and recognized in this set- coast as Dr. I. Q., the Mental leaders, for from their group will Albanian mountains to stop the invaders and the women were serving as brief general discussion most of tion of the state for his distinctive- Banker every Monday night, is do- came the future campus "big- first aid nurses behind the firing lines. The only students remaining in which hiuged around the teaching ly different and rhythmic arraw- ing his share to spread good cheer shots" Athens were the wounded. They received the messages from America, of skills &nd what is regarded as ments. and plenty of SiIver Dohwith would like to have the re- For president, Cullom* Kinds, a acknowledging their gratitude in the above letter. Their beUef and that the essentials of education. It was The Sophomores are extending a his unusual quiz show presented well-known stuaent from Arab, of their elders in the ultimate victory of democracy against dictatorship pdinted out that ideals and attitudes cardial invitation to all alumni and by Mars, Inc. was selected by a majority of his and oppression is one deserving bf our wholehearted attention. are just as essential and even more Mends of the college to not only Down in Texas, however, there classmates. Scott Little, d Pied- To the authorities: It essential than the deveIopment of make this dance the brightest event is a man who goes on believing that mont, is to be vice president, with skill in reading, writing, and arith- of the season, but in addition to set the concert world lost a great bari- I Clyde Ly brand Jacksonville, secre- ted Chr~stmas gift metic. December 6 as , as a tone when Jimmy went into radio. tary and treasurer; Marie Nears, The meeting divided into two gathering of the best of old friends. Ivan D'Neaprov, voice instmctor Gadsden, representative to the Stu- become ours. (Continued On Page Four) Students, Sophomore Hops come at Southern Methodist University dent Social Committee; Pauline once a year-why not be there on made the prediction that McClain McAuley, Annisbn, class reporter. ~ch nations desires Saturday night to enjoy ourselves would go places with his golden Dr. J. F. Glazner, faculty adviser, and to show the hosts how much voice. met with the group and initiated Arts Group Sees you appreciate all the trouble they Well, Jimmy McClain as Doctor <: , : the belated arganization. have thought-up for you. If you Q. has made all this come tw . Exhibit haven't obtained your invitation, but instead of singing, he uses his Dr. Wood Spends US0 do so immediately for you and voice for a rapid-fire question 8es- . One of the plans of the revised your friends. sion that is top radio enterbin- .L Week In Louisville curriculum is to vary the education + ment. Maybe the experience h~receiv- Dr. or the students by making visits to C. R. Woo1 is attending the (Continued On Page FoWk. I' regulit~ annual meeting of the various points of interest. Follow- Agee Chosen Souhaern Association of Secondary ing this gplicy the Freshman Arts -.-7 Schook and Colleges. The asembly Group made a trip ta Anniston is being held in Louisville, Ken- Monday, Nov. 24, to see the art-ex- Freshman Prexy English Teachers lucky. begi~ning December 1 and hibit on display at the U. S. 0. lasting Lhrough December 5. building there. -4t the iir8t meeting of the fresh- feels the same Defense education will be an im- The exhibit was put on entirely man class, Thursday, November Attend Meet pcrtant theme at the conEmence. by Alabama artists and men from 13, Kittrell Agee of MonroevUle, Applications far membership of Fort McClellan. It was one of many Alabama was elected president. Dr. W. J. Calvert, Dr H. B. new institutions wflI be received such exhibits over the United Stah Other class officers are as fol- Mock. Miss Ethel Randolph, and and discussed. The question of what to ficd the best of modern Ameri- lows: Crumpton Honea, Piedmont, Miss Maude LuttreIl attended the to do with the University and the can paintings to be sent to Wash- vice-prerident; Edna Frances Pat- annual meeting of the Southern 4 colleges of Georgia in regard to ington, D. C. rick, Choccalocco, seweCary and Atlantic Modern Language Associa- Governor Ta1m:dge's actions will The group was very fortunate in treasurer; Francis Weaver, Jack- tion in Atlanta, Friday, Nov. 21. be acted, upon. having Mrs. Kay Sutton, an Ala- sonville. reporter; Jane Tornpkins, The members of the association bama writer and painter who has Frenklin. Georgia, representative assembled in different groups and several of her paintings on exhibit, to the Social Committee. held conferences pertaining to the , Dean Speaks to guide them and explafn the vari- Mrs. W. J. Calvert is faculty ad- use of all modern languages. ous paintings. She told something viser to the group. The groups adjourned to Emom To Women's Club of the talents of each artist whose It is indeed an honor to those of- University for I&. Dr. C. R. Wooedean of the col- work was exhibited, something of ficers who have been elected by During the afternoan sadon, Dr. lege, gave a most interesting ad- the feeling displayed. and some- their classmates of the freshmen Calvert read a paper prepared by dress to the Cshun County Coua- thing of the methods employed in group to be selected to guide Dr. McMIilan of the University 01 , . ril hC Wnmenl. P11~hca+ +ha Avi- #~oni~'~a~rah~exwatn~ad= +knYk*7i7-s-~&'M'i?b &.tinJ &%'-or& %~eFn~~&~~~"=- '. ous paintings. She told something viserIt is toindeed the group.an honor to those of- The groups adjourned to Emom To Women's Club of the talents of each artist whose University for lunch. Dr. C. R. Wooedean of the col- work was exhibited, something of ficers who have been elected by During the afternoan sasion, Dr. lege, gave a most interesting ad- the feeling displayed. and some- their classmates of the freshmen Calvert read a paper prepared by dress to the Cwhun Count37 Coua- thing of the methods employed in group to be selected to guide Dr.Alabama. McMIilan Dr. ofMcMillan the University was Un- 01 . cil d Warnen's Clubs at th~Axis the painting and engraving of each the beginners through their fl& Club on Saturday, December 29. picture. year of college. The entb school able to attend the meeting due The theme of Dr. Wood's ad- Above IS pictured Dr. 1. Q. during hQ recent tri~to Ule eoilege he The -trip was made In the college jom in congratulating t h e s e the death of Dr. Richd dress was "The Youth end Schools qulzged Owdl 'huh in the typloal fashion of one of the wfdeIpImo~n bus under the wrpervision of Dr. youngsters on t h e i r excellent President of the University of - * I-. L - :- rr ------.I, ,,..-.a" -h.""- ....----a ..- - .... . -. ..- Page TWO * Holiday Spirit in School Are You Ready For War ? The Teacola i ~ver~school should observe each holiday in In all the newspaper editorials and radio broad- some way. This creates in the stud@ a desire for and casts today, one thing is being stressed; the readi- of tbe State Teachers College, Jacksonville, Ala- Ye - ~ossi~~el appreciation of better things, if observed in the right Olde bama. nessthe unitedor unreadiness States is of com~ord the Unitedor Statesseveral today. tiny parts,Well, way. each one of which is a human being. To be ready ?oks as if t4e Calhouns are going to get a new member since MOBIEI18 Entered a8 second-class matter Maruh SO, 1931, at Many people have the idea that a holiday means for war as a whole each tiny cog muat be ready. Are RATCLIFF has been walking home with one visltor-Anyway BERNICZ the Post Office at Jacksonville, Ala., under the shooting firecrackers and having a big "hoorah" in you quite ready? Do you feel that your interests and Act of March 3, 1879. is talking of joining ... It seem that OVELL TUMLIN has a habit of general. Especially is this the mistaken idea about your principles are now to be defend&? You must be ready or the United States is not. pubting ha pecan hulls in other people's bed and "hog&&" the conversa- Christmas. Christmas should be such a quiet, peace- Subscription Rate, 25 cents Per Year Look at the far Eastern situation. Do you intend tion at the dining table. But the worse thing that can be laid on her up- ful time; it seems like a crime to see people celebrat- letting Japan do as she pleases regardless of the feel- to-date Is her recent play for BURNEY BISHOP and CLAY BRITTAIN -: S T A F F -:- m ing it as they do. If more people would recall a cold. lngs of every one else? Perhaps you don't cm, so ...It seems that EARL CRAFT has decided to give the other boya a still night, a bright star, the herald angels, some long as you yourself aren't directly involved. STAFF ...... chance. Anway, LONNIE is wen eating at a diiierent table. So fa1 shepherds-and their flocks, and three wise men, then And then there are the Nazis. Their dire .&eats Editor ...... Constance M?k pour out at you every day. Will you take anything FERGUSON has not taken advantage of this. but then he-% waited & think of all they meant, they could not celebrate Assistant Editor ...... Lee Honea, Jr. and everything? They don't mind giving it to you. long! ... FLOYD DENDY is talking of quitting school. Also, MARY the~casionin a bet& way. Feature Editor ...... Laura Bunts r Why don't you make up your mind at once, and show JAMES PATTON has even mentioned her stopping. It seems kbd Holidays are usually the observance of some If Reporters: Dorotby Monohan, Paul Worley, Joel these people where to get off. And don't just talk. "tishy" to me--looks like someone would get wise-We hear that ENEI great event. They can be celebrated in schools by it is necessary, do what ever is right to secure these Fink, Bill Adams. AVERY isn't going home anymore until Chrisbnsa Could it be that aQ songs, plays, parades, and in other interesting ways. things you know to be true. Society Editor ...... -Charlotte Mock thinks enough of FERGUSON to be jealous of some of the other girls. TTremembering of these days in this way opens Sports Editor ...... Herman Priakett As popular as MARIE MOTLEY seems to be, we wonde~why she dic ...... up a new field of thought for many students. It re- Reporters: SCO~~Uffle, Clep Brit- WHAT she did WHEN she did ...It's too bad that JEREMIAH HA% qTes imagination in many instances to plan the News Reporter ...... Earl Crdt MOND quit who01 just when EDNA PATIUCK wae falling for him . . holiday activities, and all studen$ can have a hand Exchange Excerpts Others contributing; Mary James Patton, Fomoe WILBUR COX is evidently taking up with JANE TOMPIUNS where h Agee, Robert Cox, John Ihrie. in directing them while developing their imagina- ldt off with CHARLIE WHITE (CHARLIE was a girl, just in ease yo? at the same time. than tion In some cases its' smarter to fool to con- didn'l know) ...HENDERSON and COCHRAN want to how why 'TAT- As many people in their homes see only the vience. mEBILL" b to a, , n.pI.e.NT.D FOR NATIONAL AWSRTlSlNQ .* "hoorah" type 01 celebration, it would be a treat for --Somebody's trying "two-time" them-Could be because they them to plan new and much better ways oi observing "two-tfmming" him. .. Since MARWET SfM6 met BURNEY BISHOP C~~~~ the holidays, and gradually more of them would she sings ''Roll JORDON Roll" ...EXl certainly dws wakh.MARY Nm YOU* N. Y. MAtbl.on AVC. begin to appreciate and love not only the real mean- Girls may be divided roughly into two catego- NELL. After all this time, I bet he's jealous a little JANE TOW- -8e~0 .IOITOI . W Amen#* SAI) F.UCICq ... . ing back of the day, but would develop into clean, ries: DIZZY BLONDES and DIZZY BRUNETIIES. If: wholesome men and women who have no desire for KMS spent last week end in J'ville--Couldn't be W. COX'S charm? anything but that which is right and beat. If a girl is not dizzy. she is not popular because I than people think she is putting on airs. EDITORIALS There is no better place a school to teach -W. W. Collegian. boys and girls the right kind of holiday spirit! Get DAISY HARRISON to tell you what a ZEBRA is. She seemed to a- bow in music ctass ...ELIZABETH RUNPAN has a great desire to America! Communism Still Lives w- True, Now I sit me down to sleep. vldt TemThoee airmail lefters she has been receiving must have put Although we have practically accepted the fact A True Story- The lecture's long, the subjects' deep. hato pinfng ...RUBY JO WILSON, commuting sophomore, wants lots of that we must help Russia beat Germany and destroy Once upon a time there was a college newspaper, If he gets through before I wake, folks to know about the aharity fund for her pending ekagemmt. The named THE TEACOLA. and it was read, we hope, Somebody kick me for goodness Nazism even though we do not relish havllrps- girl makes us think her to-be beloved is praotically pennil-. Yea, they L by hundreds of the campus youngsters and by their -The Carolinzan munistic Russia as an ally, we have not seemed to are to have a suite at the imtifnte for the d&itnta " elders who had once burned the candle at both ends I grasp the fact that the Communists will take no holi- in that same locality. It was a good publication, we day while we are aiding Russia. The Communiets, think, because it tried to cover the school events of ! Have you read about the pigeon that was people- Bince PAT KING has started exchanging smdlee wid LORENE GUICE although they are not as active as here-to-fore in any importance, to splash a little humor here and bed and the frog that had a man in his throat? It sabotage, have intensified their efforts to organize there, and to point out, as a simple reminder, wherein sounds as if there are some people in worse shape -you know, that shy sweet kind-LONETI WHFFE, who has viewed PAT its admirers were falling short of the high standard youth groups such as The American Youth Congrese than we are. as her private property since first he came, has redoubled her efiortu. a set up for them. which is communistic in structure, but which fakes -The Carolinian. Maybe &e didn't redbe that PAT was worth holding until he found some Well, there came a time, in the history of THE a betterment of youth according to American and de- one else to smile upon. There are some who think that It is just plain on- mocratic principles. TEACOLA when the editor was a lady-are there any contraditions to this broad statement?-and she erynegs on her put-Here'a hoping her little Bucoeasea W W W! (mo In this country Cornmunisn is havlng the t&e S1X TO ONE of its life because It has been given a free hand since worked far into the night every now and then to said that?) we extended our Lend-Lease aid to Russia. We neeel put that newspaper on the press so that when Wed- not think that Communism will disappear since we nesday rolled around, there might be an issue await- are aiding its benefactor, Russia, for such thou&& ing its readers, at least by four-thirty in the after- College co-ed Slaaghter Pen BOBBY-WEST and Ball Session GILBERT AYERS, I noon. Then the quarter ran its course, and the lady hfighty cute will be found entirely misinformed. Not only have who claim to be authorities on automobiles, were walking up town the youth organizations been established under Com- finished her college career, there befng no particular College cad other day and seeing an attractive car a.cw the skeet began diwnrPsing munistic domination, but peace organizations which reason that she shouldn't and she asked that we Some droop were persumably American, since they were support- print the following paragraph for her. ib Slaughter Pen said that fO was a Chevrolet, snd Bull Session said that all College co-ed ed and backed by some of the most important and For the expressions of appreciation and for Meets cad. M wee definitely a Ford. (Those names, "Slaughter Pen" and Bull See- the helpful comments made by the student body dur- perhaps the most intelligent people in our country, Gces for him do-" where on &h did they come from any how?) Well, after arguing were ing the past twelve weeks concerning the number of . -- fowded solely for the purpose of supporting the Like mad. for sometime, hey decided to walk ever and find out what kind it waa active Communists in this country in further extend- TEACOLAS during that period, the editor wishes to ing their work. Russia more than any other dictator take this opportunity to thank the youngsters and Want to know As they walked up to it, Slaughter Pen yelled out, Wewere both wteng, country today has carried her ideologies to practically their elders; for the cooperation of the class and club Reason why It's a master ddnx."-Cernil&ea reporters and those ambitious boys and girls who Co-ed likes every nation on the globe and has left no stone un- -a- turned in firmly entrenching Communism in the contributed to the paper. th,e editor is truly grateful; Simple Guy? Western Hemfsghere, especi_ally in America. for the anticipation exhibited by various pagons on No, it isn't a portable radio you heat almost every bight anytime after 4 . . We, the American people, have not pierced the alternate Wednesdays, the editor feels an especial After all's Said'n done dark until approaching midnight. It is beautiful musdc, though. SweeO pro-tive covering of Communistic activities in this liking-all in all, for the students' active support of Enrollment's now rndodies in a meiiow baritone voice flit about over the grounds eroancl country enough to see that even if Germany is de- TIIE TEACOLA, she finds no words to speak of her feated we will still have a grave menace threaten- deep gratitude. Six to one. Weatherly, Eibmey and burroundlng grounds, It movea to and from iall! - -W. W. Collegian. ing us-that is, Communism in our work, in our -a- dark comers. As I say, it isn't someone lugging a portable around. Ifsrt schools, and in our clubs and organizations Since the none other than STROTHER going hie round of w&h. It'r beginning. of the Russo-German war, we Americans We'll Take Westerns to have as an wbrt home ar you come.h late at nlght. - I hn+m had tn nvprlook OW convictionS against Russia ipg their work. Russia more than any omer olcmwr wemlm opporrunmy to rnanlc Ene youngsters wa wanr w artuw country today has carried her ideologies, to practically their elders; for the cooperation of the class and club Reason why every nation-on the globe and has left no stone un- reporters and fhose ambuious boys and glrb who Co-ed likes turned Ln firmly entrtnching Communism in the contribukd ta the pager, editDr iG tnJ9 grateful; Simple Guy? We&ern Hemisphere, especgly in America for the anticipation exhM9cl by various persons on NO, It im't a portable radio you hear almost every night anytime aftel tllbnate Wednesdays, tke editor fegb an especial After all's We, the American pe~ple,have not pierced the dark until apprwhing midnkht. It is beaptihl mush, though. Sweet ing of Communistic aqtipiUes in this liking-dl in all, for the students' acUve support of Said'm done melodies in a mellow baritone voice Mt about over the grounds arou- to see that even if Germany is de- THE TEACOLA, sbe fin& no wards to speak of her Enrollment's now still have a grave menace threaten- deep gratitude. Six to one. Weatheriy, Forney and surrounang groenda It moves to and from a11 Commun&m fn our work, in our -W. W. Collegian. darli conrera As I say, it isn't someone lugging a portable around. It'r r clubs and organizations Since the none other than STROTHER going his round of watch. It'r entertaining Rwo-German war, we Americans We'll Take Westerns to have as: an escbrt home s you come.in late at night. , wve had to overlook our convictions against Russia led us to see that Com- And wmebody said "Shoot 'em-up-Charleys," Wild Western thrillers, ek. were litmally obscene. -.- the two evils threatening So what1 We've just iInished wasting,iour gwd Humor and Wit (BOPHG, TALK UP YOUB HOP hours in reading a book-length magazine novelette which would make a 'Wead-Eye Dickm&ry a Bibll- Face down: The eventual position of a heavy -*- cal text when c@mparM to It. At 1- sne can srrg weight contender. Wa't it a gallon jug of peaches that BEUN MEADE dropped sod that thesa so-called Western thrillers are corngod- tions in which the characters express themseIves in splattered all over apaxtment dorm? They were IMPNOR BAILEY% plenty d real actlon and plenty of honest to good. Private-that which I probably will be instead buC surely she didn't mind her getting them. Bhe mast have, or why tbe ness cussin'. The sarne can not be sald of some of of having it on my office door. rush ...VERTIE STEEN is a problem at her place of abode, so they m. groups of sentences, pluaees and cldnses which are She breaks her neck to answer the phone. Maybe he'll learn d ... thrown to9eEhcr and GW"realistic portrayal One em tell that ELLA MAWD PEI&LIPS Is a favorite among the life" storles. The action is indecent the thoughts re- Shot-that which, if I had more than one, I'm voking, the musing is sub*, and if the writer of the half. girls beeme of their rememberances on her birthday ...HABRET story is a literary author, we know *h& a stump LONNERGAN has reany got one good-looking boy gohg-Well she usually M of authors can be found and they smell jwt the gets her man ... It seams that "BUCK JONES haa really roped TO- Idea--something that won't work unlens you do. same as ihe story did, for life ...LENNY S~H59 stepping oat Lately-lucky boys ...RELES It &ems tha* eithw the fates going literary are lKEADB is interested in the merchant bnslnea Could it be home town ta the "dqg or the pub- of magazines realize that people will read practically ayything prwided Mobile-that which if you are a pedestrian and or local talent? ... RAPNOR BAILEY just c&aPt mahe up her &d-- d,. i they have; nothing else to read, and a we see it, take remain in ...... chances are that you will Oh well, keep 'em guessing, kid! ...The V8's seem to be a habit wlth be struck by an auto...... advantage,of that faet and print some of the most DESSIE PADGETT ...THE ROEBUCK ds ADANLS romance is insepara- .- 4 vulgar, moral-lowering stories imaglnabie. We do not ble-(advice to some) so hands off ...After the holidays, Mold Westerns aa being even god literature, but nurse what we do say 1s that in comparison b awne fictions One teacher made the remark that she had fine-looking boys, gkb? ...Maybe 'CPANKJ3En BILL needed a than whieh we let go by witbout even mentiming, they rather a pupil said "I seen" and see something. DOT LANE and RAT MORTON seem to be in a dream-who were these saw" are e classic. Of course, we as college students don't say "I and see nothing once, but a certain beauty operator at the apartment seems to be s meaess- read wrcb trashy work and as a cansequence, we ity, now ...SARA JO HARDWICK rated a different one every night- wouldn't know much about the value of the vdue is Love is a ticklish feeling in a place you can't How do you do it, SARA? ...It appears that VERTIE STREN rativ of the lightest of light fiction. F. D. Roosevelt said the most telephone cab at the Apartment, especially h.om Anniston scratch. . .\ that he *ad westem stories for maziW relsx&tion, E'I'BPL MOORE segrmed to be In a big hurry ta get baok to school (and, white people under the Communistic fonn of govern- We have been following F. D R. for 10 yew and it ODEN) Sunday-Well, that's the way of love ! . . Now, about this hum ment, they might want, as we do, to preserve the lWles %e as If we will continue. If, in continuing' in What's all this about a woman always having the back to school, LEVIS McKAP and MARIE NEAEG were in such a hurry, liberty and Warn they now posgess under the his footst~ps.you start peading light fiction for men- last word? I find, by seying gently but firmly, "Yes, they were baok Friday--Oh yes, to study (they said) but some didnY democratic way of life. tal relaxation, your writer hap to high heeven that believe it-DICKEY Ir getting to be a regular vWr at the Apartment, We Americans should accept the resp0nsfbilif.i- dear," that I Lnvariabw have it you muld read westerns instead of the tomy-rot of course the bait Is MYRENE OLIVER ... WlLLEE ANN HARRIS and r that posseasbig the American way of life demands of wrftaen as wme people my life "actudty k" EDNA WCES PATRICK are keeping quiet these days-oonld ft be a one if he to preserve that standard, and we must, -0- Smaritan-The guy who stole my neiaPlbar's stud*? (books, understand) ...MARTEA SPELLMAN am BILLY therefore, not only help defeat Naztsm, but also to GsISSOM wodd have taken first palze at any contest OL- s#n destroy all Communigtic activities in this country saxophone. ... What About The Hop ? plans to use her sath Christmas-I bet ...The best way to popuhib: which might, if they wwe unmolc%ted, do as much Win a box of Dr. I. Q. candy--SCOTT LITTLE. hard destroying our way of life as Nazism. We've felt disposed to praise each and every- Pet peeve: people who cmma, when dlotatIng - -.- body up to &is very merit, and maybe it's the to me comma, think I can't punctuate period. I .- . Mat We Need mood we're in became the whole campus is out MAEE 8OPE HOP A BUCCECl8 having g wonderful time aU except ~yhow,it'& The night is lush Such a program of special interest as that of Dr. Mondw+so we are going to vary lust a bit from The moon is m. -.- I. Q., which attracted We entire student body and MY dress is new, PAT KING aacl JOE WILSON. beware of apartment girl~. They're scheduleti plans and deliver a timely lecture on a I'm in the mood- visitas, i~ what we need here at the college. EXf&S little matter af the near future set on you. A net is ldd ...Girls$ lay off BURNEY. When he's finfshedI Gee, nothing like should be made to route outstanding figures through Now, this is not wrlm ta the stubents who eating, let him leave. It's hard we how, but let hhrush ha& to the A good Novel other campue CAPITOLA STANFLELD and JOEN IEfX3.IE were Meal JSTC as they pass within neighboring proximity. do not dance or who are comieatio~lgobjectors tQ --Sad Steno. ... the me,but this editorial is intended for those who aa a farm oouple at the Hawkin's affak-cute, sure enough ...HERMAN &&my persons of note in many fields would be eager do tread the light fantastic and who are not expect- -.- PRICKETT and JAMES BURNEY BISHOP (ain't I lucky he to to graphed to appear on our campus. even on a fly-by-moment be Bad examples always make good gossip. my wastepaper basket?) make their own rules lo abide by & Daugette ... program as did Jimmy Bc~lain. ing to attend the 6aphomore Hop. It could that we have missed getwg amu9d to all our 9chaglmates MORRIS RATCLIFF couldn't use hls ticket for tbe Baptist BanqgeL Many schools allot a portion of their budg@t for His shadow, BiER8CHEL CRIBB got it. Why? anxi *t fbe whole group b arrandng to "maka" Stepping out keeps some people from stegpinp up. ..."DARLING" WEIEELEB just such pucposes. They realize that it enriches the aays that the sweetest place 19 the world is Ibe candy comter of F. W. students' educational experiences as well as it fur- the first in3portant mom event of the ran SWWI- * if so, OW pardon i8 hereby atended to the offend- -.- Woolworth & Co. Could it be the candy or the blom he's talking about? Mes entertainment. It even lends to the reputation ed ones. But just in case there should be a guilty Men who kill time murder oppduniw. ... A wiee man often changes his mWIs that wby -GLEN SIDES did and rating of a school to have reputable .speakers, not go to the Sadie Hawkins Dance? The answer to why ROBEET of few, please bear the folbwinq in mind- ... enberhhers of other kind, and even notables the on McLAUGRLIN does not date JSTC gkls may be found in "Le picture news to pause In pagEing-to be recognized by the There have been severai comnnenb lately the I"m not worried about getting my job back, but fact that a fcarcit~ef parties and &nics has been will the gov't gurantee that 1 get my girl back. on Ma wall" ...TRIPLEl"T'6 male friend is wow2an& how. Here's school and in turn to recognize us. hoping he3 be here for Chrktmm Because 02 a certain Wlow h We crave, literally crave, the finer things along in evidence during the past tkre months. If such ... be true, perhaps the social-sponse~ahave been hold- Gadden, JEAN LEATHERWOOD has taken up Bnmba Iesson+How'~ the lines which are usually neglected t~ashameful One good thing about all the new taues-it ~OR% ing ba~kany of their bright ideas in the knowledge sbe doing, fellow? ... Has the nurse got her date book? .. J Ask SCOTT extent. Somewhere out there are interesting people be long before we can stop explaining to our wives li WYNELLE b finally hing what all the girls want her to do ... JUA- and programs that could be enjoyed by us at n= &at the Hop was cerning, and that it wes going to be the the what happens to the pay checks. We'll just hand 'em NITA and JEAN are becoming studious In psychology-~aw&em dug great expense; only a little postage would be out, a good--whatever aause, here is Sophomores receipt fhm the Gov't. gratest contributio-n to the college cajendar, and here a ongt.be tront row. No seah in the bad? ...Don't worry, JERRY, (do ?~e~g?h%eU* - schdd md-%ftrQTn4'Ser opuig h;e'PW Keie for vh~stfnaa : ge&aai6t-ZBG--r&iwWb We 'crave, literally crave, the finer things along in evidence during the past tkre months. If such -- . . perhaps the Boci1-sponaeas have been hold- kadsden, JEAN LEATHERWOOD has taken up B-ba lesso-How', the lines which are usually neglected t~ashameful be true, good IC.,t wont ing back any oftheir bright ideas in the knowledge One thing about all she doing, fellow? ... Has the nurse got her date book? .. J Ask SCOTT Jextent. Somewhere out there are interesting people be long before we can stop explaining to our wives that the Hop was cerning, and that wes going be *f WYNELLE Is finally hing what all the girls want her to do ... JUA- and programs that could be enjoyed by us at n= it to what happens to the pay checks. We'll just hand 'em good--whatever the cause, here is the Sophomores i-TA and JEAN are becoming studious In psychology-~awthem sitting great expense; only a little postage would be out, a a receipt Wm the Wv't. trontrow. No seah in the be? ...Don't worry, JE&&Y, (do mall amount of Ume spent. gratest contribution to the college calendar, and here is your @~gartmLtytQ get b on that social whirl yon hear) NITA'S tme, so far, so good ...of aU PRIC]3&W girl. the you've been mi-. Listen girls: boys are just Beloaves of bread. brunette frem Daugette Hall still's oat ip frontdt looks Uke lee in the ? Mrs.We needWpp, such is thbgs.to be praised and thanked again do(lSn't bag ...PANIL, howto GunteraviHe? ...MOTLEY and' RED &ld all right .&or launching such a move that, maybe, will initiate We mn't scoldin& understand-web only mg- Some are sfale and some are fresh, but it 1 for themselves at Sadie's dame. k. - . . -r- I- %-I------.-a. ,,a nestins that vnu be them come Saturdav niht matter, just as long as they have the dough. - Page Three A Freshman Elm ALUMNI OFFICERS C. W Daugette. Jr.. President Catherine Ashmore, Sec. Writes Home I The R. LISTON CROW Treasurer MRS. R. K. COFFEE Editor Dear Mom, The week-end before nanksgiv- lag the TEACOLA staff and the Camp Blanding Activities two literary societies, the Morgans By CORPORAL GRADY C. BRASWELL and Czlhouns, gave, or rather pro- moted a "Sahe Hawkins Day.'' The personnel of H Company from Jacksonville. Ala., com- + 2-:vi manded by Lt Samuel E. Williams from Birmingham, is taking Sadie Hawkins Day is the one The celumn skids iorward to an- by tugging along a speedmoter and part in the November Maneuvers held in North and South Caro- time when everything is reversed, nounce beamingly the improbable compiling the results thereof; and . . I lit lina. that is between the males and fe- Mille is all urbanity, being a Pied- . ' 2 On this maneuver Company H wiu function under the leeder- (engagement of one of the charter all p7 sMp ot e new First Sergeant, in the person of Sgt Ern.,t T,. Bell males. The girls had to ask monteer. She favors Bach, Beet- - - from Munford, Ala., and a farmer student at JSTC. Sgt. Bell has boys to go to the dance with them members of the Lou~e Miss haven, Brws and the mtting- , :,

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BY Take Ope JSTC On ORNEY BYLLP F OLLIES aitIssoM e Over-. The Fence L -- The Air We've been patUng ourUdvEs On Didn't Earl Craft look positively sing though? Same of the We ee in the Birmingham News that 3%- Dudson's brfll Bernis ton Thanksgiving the back, over at Forney, on the . . . apparent success of our banquet. Weatherly Hall girls gob a little liamt high schooI team won the county championship. P. 5. Wt November 18, Dr. H. B. ALA. SCHOOL OF TRADES Mock Everyone seems to agree that we mixed up about their Wes. It abo hear Urat Estes has taken unto himself i bride. That's one presented a timely program of r WILL PLAY LOCALS HERE a I sort of "put dn the dog." Mr. Gars wasn't exactly appreciated either. - Thanksgiving music and a dims- boy who is certainly lucky. THURSDAY NIGHT got so excited about the thing he Wonder K it's the style in Georgia Kegulations For sion of Thanksgiving in 1941. dih't get to bed 'ti1 1:00 o'clock.- to break dates? -.- The curtain was rung up on the Opening the program was a vocal Tck, tck, "Doc," such hourst We're -0- numben "Grat. Oh Lord," To Whom It May Concern: iwi-42 baletball season with a QUslferDances going to throw another party wme AU of us wish to express our P (Song of Gratitude) by Mr. Wood- of these dbys just to ohow that we thanks to Mr. Boone for the use of In another recent issue of the Birmingham News we see wher4 bang Frlday night in the new soeiel Cormmittee row Boone, accompanied by Mrs. can do it again All in favor say his ping-pong table, but golly how Coach .O'Brien of Gadsden H. S. is trying to take the 6th Distric- gym The Eagle-Owls defeat. the Boone. Miss Sarah Estelle Savage I ,*&ye!, we miss It since it has been taken basketball tourney to Gadsden next year. It seems that they have strong Bemiston Mills team 22 Those invited: spoke on "Thanksgivfng in 1941;" to -0- away. Does anybody know how. been trying to get it for several years bur so far have failed. We 19. Bemjston always has one of All college students and dl col- Another selecion by Mr. Boone, The Fomey Hall Barber shop is where, and when we can get an- "Prayer of Thanksgiving; which think that no other district in the state has near the faciiities af. the strongest independent basket- lege and high school teachers and getting to be a very popular pIace other one? was brought to this country by the to "shoot the bull." Almost every -0- forded its teams as we at JSTC have to offer. We have three well ball teams in the South. Last year officers and their me&; and all Pilgrims &om Holland in 1620. In Jsn: played four ~eaand former students and hf& school night a gang of the boys go up to Our old tiend "Shoigon" Joe equipped gymnasiums and ample places for the players to atay. students as guests. conclusion, Mrs Boone at the Piano room 226 either to watch "Barber Riddle came to see us a week or were able to defeat them &Y 1. not connected dth ~~1-rendered Handel's "Largo." This Joe" experiment on some new style two ago. He's a big financier or beautiful piece of musical art was once. lege (off-campus) are considered haircut or to get their own ears eomethtag down at C31ildersburg Should the tournament be moved to Gadsden, the respond composed during the 17th century but he's still Pull of cmaj water. West and Ayers led the scoring guests. lowered. Billy Orr usually leads bility of keeping up w:th the boys in a town that size would k and has stood the test af time. the discussion because his voice is Good 01' Joe. He wee quite an art- for the Owls and the teamwork - 2.'~eachers and officers and high Democratic Methods school people pay as college stu- the only one that can be heard ist at "shooting" the bull. one any coach might dread. So, come on, alumni. we are count was very smooth considering the Mr. J. F. Pence broadcast another dents. above the roar of Joe's antique -0- ing on you to vote the tourney back here his year. It's just thc length of time they have been out. of his original discussions of cur- clippers. HERE'S TO: Mr. Gary the best think 3. College students, college and rent and pertinent topics on Nov- place for it. we The lineup for JSTC was: Hob y high. school teachers and officers -0- "house mother" Forney Hall ever -0- ember 25. His subject this t:'me was The "ladle Hawbins* dance was had. He puts up with all o,w noise West and Lee Wilson, forwar s; may invite guests. and 1 centered around democracy as it a lot of fun for all of us. And it and pranks and even pranks back That really turned out to be a rough tumble game bet- Prickett, center; Gilbert Ayers and 4. High school and former du- is looked upon by Women's Fede- dents may not invite guesta was so economical too. All the boys at us. What he doesn't know about tween the two Societtes. The CaIhouns jumped into an early kad Bill Friedman, guards. Substitutes: rated clubs and Men's Civic or- came home and talked about how boys hasn't yet been thought of. of 13 KO 0, but those fighting Morgans came back in the closing Admission: ganizations and their, as well as Huey Wilson and Pascal King. By card only. This applies to much money they didn't have to For an all around good friend and minutes to tie the count at 13 all. It really was a thrille~. The Owls play the Alabama girls as well as to men. others, participation in the func- spend. Sadje Hawkins day should right guy-"there just ain't no bet- tions and methods of such govern- come more than once a year ter." School of Trades here Thursday Issuance of cards: ment. . . . By Secretary of Social Commit- night. Everyone come out and Miss Marion Coffee at the piano Alabama went down before an avalanche of first~ downs &ti tee only. onened the program with Pad- Saturday. Vandy whipped the boys from the Cam- 7 to 0. boost the team. S'I'UDENT'S CARDS erewski's "Minuet L'antique." After U you remember, this column predicted long wo thit Vm. A. A college student may gat his which Lee Honea, Jr., repre- We derbllt was tk: team to watch In the Sodheastern Conferenue. or her own card or have some per- Recommend seating Men's Civic and MARGARET SIMS - Secausr? joy seeing him and Mary Nell to- -0- (1) A man student taking a girl Social Committee son .. Mrs. *. '. Jordan* in behell she's tall and willowy and doesn't gether. Women's Federated Clubs, discus- Basketball practice is well underway here. AU the boys , student may call for his end the mind hkh heels despite -0- sed the topic pro and con. Members Chos& girl's cardcis expected to. her he&hk because maging excel- HELEN PATE LANDERS - Be- seem to be in high spirits and looking forward to the first gme (2) A girl student may request -0- lmt grades In college is just one muse she that of person who is sort -0- Mrs. W. J. Calve&-faculty ad- her card, if she wfshes. safety Movemw of those things she does gracefay; fik in with the erowd but does not Mr.Jw W. Stephenson of the viser of the Student Social Corn- (b) A student musf obtain hia *-because, in q;or opiniom, getting and attee to be its leader; because J. S. T. C, &o,uld get lots of publicity via (be radio @ pres dttee, has announced the come Card one week before dance. Wm- h01- B. Bishop is b tribute ln she'. honesbto-goodness sweet; be- yea-Ta York of Be ANM8TON STAR and Malcolm 8- 2, CARDS FOR GUESTS OF sored a program over the air, Dec- itsell. cause we can't imagine her ever of WHMA are both old Jacbrronville boys. plete list of members of this com- mber 2, that could well have been -0- be- catty or mean, the traditbm to al sex. -0- *tke for the YMr. Each *ass has A. Request for a card (invitation) a lesson and autokt BOB JONES-Because his claw trade marks of her its representative in this organha- for any one invited by a student, and pedestrians. The program con- ,aks consider him friendly and sided of a revelation of startling -.- Thanks to the teachers fa their wholehearted support of whether for gentleman or lady, is agreeable; becaurre he can write HOMER1mGUSON Because* the Morgan, Calhoun football game. They turned out their tion to look out for the interest of facts cone- casUQI1ies - - the class and to aid in plmgand made by one giving invitation in and do so beautifully (did YOU see a5 a ''hand~-mm," he's M~IIYthc and some came to the conflict. person or in writing. ing from accidents auto- "A Freshman's Psalm"?); because best; because his friends are scat- regulating social activity for the B. Each student may ask one mobiles primarily. his spirit is willing, apparently, al- tered wideIy over the campus, and -0- entire campus. The Freshmen md person only. All exceptions must The run of the program was dis- though his feet ain't. but he still he values them all; because he used Cussion and statistical reports hand- That time ha come thaC we hen predicting 'l Sophomores have one representa- be approved by the faculty adviser. carries on. (we predict that he his meotalitg to an advantage by led by three JSTC students* mason. The Auburn tigers have rehme3 t-0 toe& wbni.g ways tive each, and the Junior and Se- C. Ow invited may be a former be a good as the professionals one deciding to finish college before student or one never in school here. row Boon@. Constance Mock, and of thae days.) taking a defense job. lilcr their wdstad in late yews. The licking they gave to nior Classes have two from their Martha Spellman. They encouraged Villanova was greater than the more indloated. They ~il&up a D. lame and address of person -*- m -0- respective numbers. a more "all out'' movemat, em- FE~ELGmLLB~ause we LUCILE - B&-e great amount of yardage while holdlap the northern boys b This year, the Committee is com- invited and 3c postage must be a minim- Satnrday sgaiast Clemgon the boys fr6m Auburn phasizing sdety precautions and just naturally like everything about her quiet &podtion is mu& more posed of the following students given Secretary of Student Social a to ao strict trai- her, general appearance and per- impr-ve than if she were well- are expeoted sgain hit the heights they did last week, and who were elected by their class- Committee by or before 15th day fic rgulations. a first clssr tussle, wiil probably result. before the dance. Few exceptions sonality; becaw she seem fo have known for her voice; because her mates or appointed by the admini- a wonderful time my pke, with inter- in obtaining an education strative head of the college: will be allowed and only with LBBEweek the ANNIsTON 6TAR reporter dva.nced a dmost anybody; because she de- fs Wmethiw to be Wked about; Seniors: Lee Honea, Jr., presi- sanction of faculty dviser. for a game to be play& between Auburn aM Alabama at Legion wed. ~eorgiaanii came to - live because she lkt-a remarkable RIU in Bt-ncham. (he procee. or wbicb won~t~be donated tr dent, and Constance Mock, Jack- E. Every mailed invitation must FreshmenAcquire. with UB trait, children. sonville, secretary; Juniors-Marie be sent by Secretary at least 14 charity. While this seems like a very Inter- suggestion, We Nears, Gadsden, and Bill Adams, days before dance and must contain -0- -0- do not feel that my suah game wUl ever come about. 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