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The majority of college students to- definite concern for the State of the sored and democratic newspaper. The Europe, as to whether it was neces- ing would work in America, unless in day are not interested only in their world. The delegates, representing 37 press is necessary for understanding, sary, how much aid should be given, a very grave emergency at home. own local campus events, but are tak- states and Canada, were united in their and understanding is an essential part what countries should receive, it, and The student delegates received ad- ing an active interest in national and aim to help create better international of a democracy. other vital questions soon to be vice in their group meetings on their world affairs. Convening at the Uni- relations through freedom of the Six editors from various parts of the brought before the United States Con- own newspaper problems, and it is versity of Minnesota last week in Min- press. _. United States, including the editor of gress. The editors agreed that aid hoped that better papers and annuals neapolis, Minnesota, 497 student dele- Several widely known lecturers ad- the Breeze, were interviewed by the* should be sent and opinions as to the will be published as a result of the gates to the Associated Collegiate dressed the group on current news and Minneapolis Times, and stated their amount varied considerably. None of convention. stressed the necessity for an uncen- opinions on the question of aid to the six believed that voluntary ration- Press Convention displayed a very It is time for students at Madison to also begin thinking on a world basis- instead of a narrow one. Through the- Freshmen Elect latest books by world famous authors, the current magazines, and daily Colbert Prexy newspapers in the library, we too can take a greater part in national and Meyers, Fentriss, Coche I HE BREEZE world affairs. Let's face this challenge MADISON COLLEGE- Fill Remaining Positions today and prepare ourselves to meet Vol. XXIV Madison College, Harrisonhurp;, Virginia, Friday, October 31, 1947 No. 13 itl Shirley Ann Colbert was elected president of the Freshman class at the elections conducted Tuesday afternoon Men Students Organize by Betty Weller, junior class president. Other officers elected were the fol- I lowing: Lue Myers, vice-president; Campus Football Teams Page Fentriss, secretary: and Jean- Each Of Five Sororities To Back One Team; nette Coche, treasurer. Teams To Play On Monday, Tuesday, Friday President Hails from Gretna Madison, after her staid thirty-eight years as a womens' college, President Shirley Ann Colbert, is will have her first organized football teams this year, with each team from Gretna, Virginia, and has been being backed by a campus sorority. The games will be held every a leader since she entered high school. Monday, Tuesday, and Friday afternoon at 4:30 p. m. She began there as president of the Each team is divided into eight men 14, Carter vs. Corbin; November 17, freshman class and found time for and regular touch football rules are Carter vs. Garnett; November 18, playing basketball, singing in the Glee being used. A number of the faculty Bruce vs, Corbin; and on November members have been helping with the club, serving as circulation manager 21, Eye vs. Garnett. refereeing of the games as they are of her school paper, and composing After the scheduled games are play- played on the field back campus, where an American Legion essay, which war- ed the team in first place will play lines have been marked off and goal the team in third place and the one ranted an award. Senior year she posts erected. i in second place will pfay the team in served as a member of the Student Teams Listed fourth place. The winners of these Government, was class prophet, was The teams with their captains and two games will play for the. cham- voted the "best all-around" and "best sponsors are, firsl: "The dynamos." pionship. sport," and was winner of the coveted Carter, captain; Garner, Snellings, (Continued on Page 3) Spangler, Turner, Figgat, Lamb Sho- DAR medal, which is awarded on the walter, Burton, and Sigma, Sigma, basis of good citizenship. Here at From Left to Right: Virginia Mears, Jean Parker (Sophomore Prexy,) Sigma as sponsor. , Baptist Students Madison she is temporary president and Peggy Byrd caught by the camera costumed as true Hallowe'en "Spirits," in the make-shift garb traditional for the Madison spook festival. You will Pi Kappa Sigma will sponsor Cap- of Spottswood hall. see other original ideas tonight in the gymnasium, where prizes for original tain Garnett's team, and the squad is ffo Hold Annual Lue Myers is a graduate of Thomas costumes will be awarded. composed of D. Miller, Hobbs, G. Jefferson high school in Roanoke, Vir- Richardson, Wolford, Daciek, Hock, ginia. While there she was home-room Able, and Koogler. College Meeting president for three years, an officer of Madison Hallowe'en Features Bruce, as captain, and his teams, "Christ Makes the Difference" will the YWCA for three years, president which is being sponsored by Alpha of the Bible class, and president of be the theme of the annual Baptist Spooks' Supper, Hillbilly Ball Sigma Alpha, are W. Miller, T. Driver, Student convention which is being her Junior class. Myers, Morsden, Shank, Gambill and held this weekend at the First Baptist Page Fentriss To Serve as Secretary Hallowe'en is always a special night at Madison. Before the spooky L. Hatch and D. J. Driver, "the touch- Church, Winchester, Virginia. Forty- Class secretary, Page Fentriss, grad- candlelight dinner, the students parade through the dining hall lobby, down twins." * dressed gaily in what-you-willed, cast-offs, and various imaginative one Madison students and represen- uated from Great Ridge high school Theta Sigma Upsilon is sponsoring creations of the goblin type. This year, in addition to the usual party tatives from all the other colleges in in Norfolk county. She was feature Walter Eye's team which is made up atmosphere, the Y.W.C.A. planned a competitive spirit to be brought Virginia will attend this convention. editor, and later business manager of of Fawley, Richardson, Rigert, Mat- the school annual, a member of the about by a contest between tables for the most originally decorated. Madison Students In Charge Tonight Prizes have been bought and awarded tox. Dawson, Horn, Pasceratti. anr Dramatic club, vice-president of the The convention will open tonight to the winners by the judges. Miss Thompson. Future Teacher's club, cheer leader Hobbs Heads New with a Hallowe'en banquet when the Vandever, Mrs. Curtis, and Dr. Cool, Corbin, who is captairr of Alpha Sig- Madison students will'be in charge of for three years, a member of the safety in Bluestone Dining Hall, and Miss ma Tau's team, has. the following the program. Mr. Lynn S. Dicker- patrol and library club, secretary of Men's Organization Hopkins and Miss Boaz in Junior players: Edwards, Lewis. Emmons, son, pastor of Harrisonhurg Baptist her class, and was voted the most Dining Hall, To Function Here Evans, Bradly, Phalen, Leake. and church will be toastmaster. Skits will popular girl in the senior class. Hoover. Jeannette Coche, also of Gretna, was "Spooks Supper" be presented at this time by the var- The "Men Students Organization" Football Schedule Announced another outstanding high school stu- Candlelight makes 'all things mys- ious campuses. has recently been formed on campus The teams with the dates they are Saturday morning Barbara Wensel, dent. terious, including special Hallowe'en in order to promote better cooperation to play are: November 3, Eye vs. Her senior year she served as presi- dishes, called by spooky names, but president of the Madison College B. between the students and faculty of Garnett; November 4, Carter vs. dent of her Class, and also held that tasting vaguely like old familiar S. U., will preside over Pause for Madison. All men who register here Bruce; November 7, Eye-vs. Corbin; position when a sophomore. Being a "friends." Cauldron Stew, Witches' Power which will be a period of are automatically members. November 10, Garnett vs. Corbin, Now member of the Glee club, serving as Fingers, Evil Eye Salad, Goblin Bread, prayer. The men held their first meeting ember 11. Eye vs. Bruce; November captain nf the basketball team, presid- Wheels of Fortune, and Witches' Brew Saturday night Mary Rudasill who to organize last week and the follow- ing over the 4-H club for two years, were the names which could be dimly will lead the evening devotional will ing officers were elected: R. J. Hobbs. and being a member of the Home and perceived on the clever little menus speak on the topic "Christ Makes 'the president; Walter Eye, vice-president; YW Holds First Art clubs took care of most of Jean- printed by members of the Freshman Difference in my Social Choices" and Pete Corbin, secretary; D. J. Driver, ' nette's time. Here she is a member of Class. that same night Libby Black will tell corresponding secretary; Dick Spang- Meeting Of Year the newly formed General Chorus. Entertainment during the meal in of her work with the Mexicans down ler. treasurer, Waldo Miller, sgt. at Bluestone was provided by Jo Ann The first meeting of the Y. W.. C. A. in Texas last summer when she work- arms; and Dick Thompson, reporter. Craig, Rcba Rosenbaum, and Carter for all Association members will be ed under the Foreign Mission Board. First Formal Has Harrison, while Virginia Dare Hund- A rrrens student council and athletic held Monday, November 3. immediate- A Madison College Quartette made ley was in charge of the music in committee and social committee were ly after the regular assembly. At this up of Ann Carter, T.aura Dunnavant. appointed to carry out the functions of Football As Theme; Junior. time several important matters will Peggy Carter and Gene Savage, will Decorations were removed immed- the club. Mr. Warren, Mr. Shorts and be brought before the group, includ- present several special numbers. Commanders Play Mr. Bosky are club sponsors. The iately after supper by the members of ing the formation of three commissions Outstanding Speakers student council handles the cases of With football at its theme, the Social the respective tables. tp, carry on supplementary Y work Outstanding speakers will be Dr. the, men for any inflection of the rules. Committee is sponsoring the first for- Don't Forget the "Hillbilly Ball" and the question of whether to dis- Everette Gill, Jr., of the Foreign Mis- Whc. athletic committee is to pro- mal dance of the year on Saturday, The second installment of the party continue Sunday Vesper programs, sion Board, Richmond, Va.; Dr. Frank mote intramural and extramural par- November 8 from 8:30 P. M. until will be held in Reed Gym to the putting more emphasis upon Friday K. Means, professor of Missions at ticipation in sports. The social com- 11:50 P. M. in Reed gymnasium. music of rustling corn and a number Chapel programs. Southwestern Seminary, Fort Worth, mittee is for recreational advancement Bids have been sold yesterday and of hillbilly characters, gal and boy. The commissions will be Christian Texas; Mr. Jack R. Noffsinger, direc- ff>r men students on campus. ^ today to Seniors, and will go on sale strumming away- at their mountain- Heritage, led by Mary Edwards; Per- tor of religious education at the Uni- to members of all other classes next born instruments. The Grand March MOVIES SCHEDULED sonal and Campus Affairs, led by Mary versity of Richmond, Mr. Rogers M. year. will be followed by" the judging of Rndasill, and Community Service, led Smith, state student secretary of Ten- The orchestra will be the V.M.I. costumes l>v Baylor Nichols and Eva Mr. H. K. Gibbons, business mana- by Mary Rudasill, and Community nessee; Mr. R. L. Randolph, enlist- Commanders, an orchestra combina- Ann Triimho. and the awarding of cer. announces the following movies Service, led by Martha Thomas. ment chairman with the State Board tion of students from Washington and prizes by Nick Pascaretti. The prize that have been schedu|eflash- Lauren Bacall. This time, Bogart es- of the present situation in the con- Yes, they're back again! Those in- A Few Brass Tacks—Louis Broin- light in the dead of the evening. capes from jail and is picked up by flict among the three major "worlds" curable super-sleuths, Nick and Nora field Another freshie fell fully clad into Irene (Lauren Bacall). She drives —communism, fascism, and democ- Charles, gamble with death in trying the river on Sunday afternoon, and him into the city where he clears him- In this book of personal convictions, racy. He gives a clear analysis of the to solve the murder of a band leader still another viciously killed a danger- self of a murder. The story travels Mr. Bromfield points out that a na- structure and ideology of each on a gambling ship in "Song of the ous looking snake that "menaced" the to Sputh America for its happy end- tion's real wealth is in her natural "world," and outlines their differences Thin Man." Suspicion points, natural- group. Winnie Munson, the brave ing. resources and that exhaustion of these and likenesses. ly, to the owner of the ship and his snake smasher, was rather chagrined "Adventure Island" playing Satur- would make us a poor nation. There- In his evaluations of what each has socialite bride of one day, plus three after she presented the specimen to day completes the week's program at fore, he insists, we must do all in our to give to the huma"n being, he shows other likely peraonsi. When another Dr. Varrelman on Monday morning, the Virginia. power to conserve these resources. He his belief that democracy, with all its ensues, the situation "becomes rather Coming to the State this Sunday, also believes that our trade must be and instead of beaming he roared, ticklish, but as usual, our hero (in shortcomings, has the most to offer Monday, and Tuesday, is the picture established upon a basis whereby we "the next time you bring in a biology this case, Nick Charles) comes through if its believers are willing to make ev%r one has talked about. The book receive as much in money as we ex- specimen young lady, it's got to be with the answer. For those who like plans for a better world. was wonderul, the picture should be port. We must do this through trade alive!" to sit on the edge of their seats, we Plant Magic—James P. Haworth better with Maureen O'Hara as the with Russia.^and not England since at suggest "Song of the Thin Man," This is a fascinating story for all Teachers find many varied answers lovely Odalie and Rex Harrison as present England has little wealth to playing Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday those interested in gardening. The on test papers, but one of the most the fascinating, ruthless Stephen Fox exchange with us. at the Virginia. author gives detailed instruction for recent blunders was the following, who comes to New Orleans and builds Mr. Bromfield believes in Russia's Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, use of methods that will give new which Mr. Hanson found. Damp the magnificent plantation of Harrow. policy of economic and political ab- character to old plants. weather effects the people with health After years of pursuing Odalie, he sorption of neighboring countries. He Mr. Haworth brings to writing a troubles like "scientist" (meaning of finally wins her, and the two com- thinks England and the United States wealth of experience since he has had course, sinus) WE BREEZE mence an unhappy marriage, saved should follow her policy. years of travel and work in many only by the death of their son and a The author sees in the future two lands. Plant experimentation is his Appearing in the October 13, edition little pleading on Odalie's part. Don't great federated states—one, Russo- hobby. of the HampdeniSydney Tiger was a Member Virginia Intercollegiate Press, miss it!! Asiatic-European and the other, An- Jealousy—Roris Sokoloff, M.D. column entitled "Madison College Associated Collegiate Press On Thursday and Friday, the State glo-Saxon. In the end he sees a merg- This psychiatric study is the first Dolls Long Skirts." No comment was presents "The Jolson Story," one of ing of these two states into the United book to consider the subject of jeal- made by the Tigers; what about it, Published Weekly by the Student Body the greatest musicals ever filmed. It States of the World. ousy in really scientific terms. Dr. boys? of Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va. is the life story of Al Jolson, who is Three Worlds—Nicholas S. Tima- Sokoloff presents case studies, dramas portrayed by Larry Parks singing all sheff of jealousy, making the book read A fisherman was going into some MARGARET REID Editor-in-chief the hit tunes of a great era just passed. In this book, Mr. Timasheff com- like a series of short novels, each of detail to explain to Miss Latimer about Lois STINE ..Business Manager For laughs, a little bit of tears, and a bines the orderliness of the scholar, which gives a clear account of the REBECCA ROGERS. Assistant Editor the bait he was using. Concluding he lot of music, see "The Jolson Story," the style of the experienced journal- sources of jealousy and the behavior said, "It's called a Jitterbug." "It's BARBARA CAIE... News Editor "Wild Country" with Eddie' Dean ist, and the clear cut presentation of of its victims. This book is of im- just a Sucker to me," retorted said IRENE MUNSON Make-up Editor is the State's program for Saturdav. the sincere teacher. mediate personal vali'e to us all. ' • Dr. Latimer.

L. THE BREEZE AlH'TCHA SCARED- Herbert Nelson This W That CALENDAR Hallowe'en Is Night When Superstitions By Jinx Hxfler Friday, Octo. 31—W. Y. C. A. Chapel Is Barter Star Wilson Auditorium, 12:00 . Come True; Ghosts, Witches Appear It seems Madison was largely rep- Hallowe'en Party, Reed Gym, By Shirley Jones resented in many i>opular college 6:45-8 p.m. By Frances Wilkins Herbert Nelson, originally of Min- towns this week-end. Football 'games, Peoples of the world have always Stratford Rehearsal, Wilson audi- nesota, was the young man who so homecomings, and college dances ser- torium, 7:00-10:00 p.m. celebrated Hallowe'en but few of us Comedy Emphasizes ved to lure various socialites from our know its origin and real meaning. grandly starred in the role of Alger- Saturday, Nov. 1—Clara Barton chib campus. to c*mp Through the ages October 31 has been Social Background, non Moncrieff, in "The Tmportance of Movie, "Never Say Goodbye," Wil- .the eve of the festival of "All Saints." Being Earnest." 9tr. Nelson is as Among those helping to bring about Importance Of Name the housing shprtage in Lexington this son auditorium, 7:30 p:m. Even before Christianity, beliefs and brilliant and interesting a personality festivals were held by pagan people By Mary Alice Joyner week-end were Dawn Brewer, Phyllis German club picnic when cornered in his dressing room, Epperson, Angeline Mfttthews, Joan Tour of Massanutten Caverns in the autumn. The presentation of Oscar Wilde's The ancient Druids had a three day as he is while so excellently portray- Kirby, Anne MJyers, Mary Louise Sunday, Nov. 2—Y.W.C.A. Vespers popular comedy "The Importance of celebration at the beginning of Nov- ing the role of Algernon on the stage. Huntmgton, Jane Pincus, Myra Fens- 5:00 p.m. Being Earnest" concluded the sixth Monday, Nov..3—Freshman Commis- ember. On the eve, they believed that Mr. Nelson says that his first theat- terwald, Lib Mattox, Virginia Watson, sion alumnae, hall, 6:30 p.m. spirits of the dead roamed abroad. performance here at Madison by the rical experience was portraying one of Gloria Flora, Alene Rhodes, Julia Tuesday, Nov. 4—Listening Hour, Thus, the Druids made huge bonfires Barter Players. In this play much the Three .&ings in a Sunday School Smith, Doris Young, and Alice Engle- man. Wilson auditorium, 12-12:30 p.m. to drive them away. As early as Rome, emphasis is placed upon one's social play at age eight. He played in'two Freshmen Orientation, 4:30 p.m. the festival of Pomona, goddess of shows in New York in 1941 and 1942, Others were Harriet Flax, Dreama background and society in general. It Wednesday, Nov. 5—Sigma Phi ^ fruits and gardens, occurred. Nuts and one of which was the "Night Before Bowen, Mary Smiley, Jane Castles, is typical of this period. Lambda tea, Ahimnae hall ' apples were symbols of the winter Christmas," with a role opposite Phy- Dorothy Budge, Lillian Carter, Marie Thursday, Nov. 6—German and Cotil- store of food and until this day the The essence of "The Importance of llis Brooks, and the other, "The First Hogan, Ann Powell, Jane Moore, Ann lion Social custom of bobbing apples and roasting Being Earnest" is clearly brought out Crocus." In addition to the New York Lyons, Jane McMurran, Betty Hurdle, Saturday Nov. 8—German club meet- nuts is observed. in Act III at which time the two young theatre he has played regularly on the Billie Richmond, Ruby Anne Horsley, and Mary Curran. ing, D. S. Room, 1:00 p.m. When the Christians solemnized and beautiful ladies involved met, com- radio networks in such shows as "Ma Cotillion try-outs, S. G. A. Room, their holiday, the peasants still clung Perkins," "David Harem," "Betty and pletely unaware that each is supposed- Libby Hite, Pollyanna Turner, Mar- 2:00 p.m. to the old pagan beliefs and customs rfob," and "Stella Dallas." ly engaged to Earnest. When mention garette Slusher, Jennie Britton and Singspiration, Wilson auditorium, that make Hallowe'en a night of mys- After his army experience Mr. Nel- Dibby Starke, represented Madison 7:00 p.m. tery and fun-making. Our cherished is made of him, they both exchange son met Bob Porterfield and from that at V. P. I. homecomings and dances. "Humoresque," 7:30 p.m. superstitions and rollicking fun compel words, and that is about all. Finally time on has become a more or less John and Algernon appear upon the Opening Dance, 8:30 p.m. us to disguise ourselves and gather to- permanent part of the Barter Theatre Charlottesville received the honor of scene, the fear of losing "Earnest" dis- gether for mischief. troupe. The only member of the com- visits from Jean Parker, Martha Thus, Hallowe'en is still the one appears, and they call each other "sis- pany who has played at Madison four Covey, Virginia Moffett, Ann Curtis, Patronize Our Advertisers night of the year When superstitions ter." Lady Bracknell was instrumen- times, he says, "I am truly disappointed Frances Morris, Sylvia Shure, Peggy and grotesque stories of ghosts and tal in bringing about the happy unions. that (T am not coming back, for I have Byrd, Dot Bethel, Mary Cohen and illiiMMiimiiiiiiiiii, it im, mltl ^ witches really come true. It is in the final moments of the last had a wonderful time here both this Irene Seidman. act that Earnest finds out who he year and last and I think Harrison- LUGGAGE AND MEN STUDENTS really is—Earnest, of course, all the burg is a very fine town." Mickey Parrotta visited her home (Continued from Page 1) way, in name and in action. in Yonkers, N. Y. this weekend. FLOOR COVERING Two games were played before,to- The play was magnificently cast and Virginia Moffett, senior from day and the results were Carter 0, special mention is to be made of Lady Nat'l Alpha Sigma Alpha Stuarts Draft, received a diamond, Eye 6 and Garnett 0, Bruce 18. To- Bracknell as portrayed by Carroll Mc- Gives Foltz Highest Honor frem William Carl Yawell of Green- day Carter and Corbin played. Comas. J. S. OENTON SONS Laura Virginia Foltz, former YW ville, Virginia last weekend. The wed- Just to mention two comedy points CA president at Madison has been ding will take place sometime in June. brought put—"When in the city, one chosen by national Alpha Sigma Alpha WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE amuses oneself. When in the country, Martha Thornhill, Virginia More to receive their Elizabeth Bird Small ■ COURT SQUARE one. amuses other people." "Girls never Wiley, and Beth Owen, all graduates, Award for the year. This award is marry men they flirt with—they don't were guests in Sprinkle House over t ""itiiiMiiHiimmiiiinmiiiiimMim, t ■liilMHliimi J the highest honor given by the soror- think it right." the weekend. ity, and is presented on the basis of .•"■illllllllllllHIilllllllltlMIIIIHIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimi,, leadership, scholarship, and personal- Jean Meekins, Elizabeth Meeks, and I ARCADE CIGAR STAND I ity. Laura Virginia was chosen from Carolyn Smith were the week-end AND RESTAURANT among 38 candidates from the 38 chap- guests of Catherine Cross in Rich- C. R. Copy, Owner ters of Alpha Sigma Alpha located in mond. While there they heard Robert Under Virginia Theatre all parts of the U S. Merrill at the Mosque. This year Laura Virginia is teach- ing in Shenandoah High School.

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Briar, the Madison extramural hockey For the past three weeks the University pi Virginia has been steadily squad made a fine showing. climbing up the ladder to become one of the "talked-about" in sport circles. The one goal was made in the first In the last three weeks she hasn't been lower than sixteenth place in the nation. Now among the star-filled dozen she demands recognition as an out- few minutes of play when the Sweet standing football team in its conference and in the country. Only two teams Briar team carried the ball down the in the Southern Conference remain to this date undefeated and untied. They field with accurate passes. Being a are Virginia and Georgia Tech. little excited in their first game of the Not less than five touchdowns per game have been scored by the high- season the Madison team retained on stepping Cavaliers. Their running and passing attacks have averaged nearly the defensive the first half of the game. 400 yards a game. In all the games played so far, those against George The Purpfe and Gold gained confi- Washington University, VPI, Harvard, Washington and Lee University and dence in the second half during which V.M.I., the boys representing the Old Dominion have marked up a total of time the Madison team carried the ball 188 points to their opponents 33 points. Their' backfield is loaded with record into Sweet Briar's end of the field in makers. For instance, George Grimes, one of the sparks in this backfield, has an offensive attack. averaged 10.7 yards on every attempt to gain territory. All is well so far, but The girls played well for their first the worst is yet to come. The Cavaliers have yet to meet their toughest op- position. This opposition lies in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and North game and it is expected that they will Carolina. do better in the game of Nov. 1 with Here are the outstanding games this Saturday as we see them. Cross your Westhampton College. fingers on a couple. We predict: Michigan over Illinois, Notre Dame con- The following girls participated in quering Navy, Texas edging out Southern Methodists, Duke beating Georgia the game: Dot Dickenson, Adelia Tech (both undefeated), Virginia showing under Richmond, North Carolina Pond, Jane Grant, Lou Goettling, HALLOWE'EN PUZZLE to trip Tennessee, Pennsylvania whipping Princeton, Southern California over Doris Wright, Catherine Cockrill, Jo ACROSS DOWN University of Washington, and Pennsylvania State avenging their loss to Spook day 1. What ghosts do Hammond, Genevieve Cickot, Alma A cheery drink 2. Adverb Colgate last year by a one-sided victory this year. From which gold comes 3. Southern hero Roberts, Henrietta Lanier, Marianna To utilize 4. Shakespearean play Near 5. Age Howard, and Dolores Webb. Negative 6. Island country Yankee Cont. for Southerner 7. Necessities • Pledges Organize No Doubt (Abbrev.) 13. Mechanical man Pertaining to the sun 14. Lures used in fishing Hallowe'en prowlers 16. To cry aloud Pledges of Alpha Sigma Alpha held What Puss wore 17. Rural Nursing Service Eddie Cantor's wife 23. Smell "My Gal—" 24. What the bell did were: Norma Gay, president; Patsy To shake the head 26. A fruity drink Number 27. To allow Ashbrook, vice president; Elise Belie- WHERE COLLEGE GIRLS MEET < "Hi" from The Bruit 28. Heir not, secretary; June Anderson, chap- Fresh Sea Foods lain; and Kay Richards, song leader. Supervisors Visit Campus • Anne Sibert will serve as president PRICKETT Miss Marie White, Regional Super- of Tri Sigma's pledges, Dotty Lay- JULIA'S RESTAURANT] visor for Home Economics in the man, as vice-president, and Marianna STATIONERY CORP. Clark, as secretary-treasurer. MAIN STREET Southern Region, U. S. Office of Edu- AT cation, Washington, D. C, and Mrs. 65 EAST MARKET STREET IIIMIMIMIMMII MIMIMMMMMIMIMilMlinimillllllll'. diiimiiiHimiHiiimiiiiiMimiiMiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiHniiHiiiiiir*. 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