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VOLUME VI HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY 18, 1928 NUMBER 19 H. T. C. Defeats Radford "Cappy Ricks" To Be Played Here Glee Club Broadcasts __ In Basket Game From Richmond Station Score Piled Up To The Roanoke College Harlequin H. T. C. Journalists will present "Cappy Ricks," a three Tuesday Night Air Height of 24-12 act play, in Walter Reed Hall the Mid-winter Dance Attend Meeting night of February the twenty-fifth. Program Varied If this production measures up to the Is Huge Success MRS. JOHNSTON AND DR. standard set by their success last MISS SHAEFFER AND SEVERAL WEEMS TRANSPORT TEAM The Virginia Inter-Collegiate Press year "Tom, Dick and Harry.', there One of the most successful events RESIDENTS ACCOMPANY AND ROOTERS IN CARS Association held its first annual meet- is a treat for the College. of the year took place on Saturday MUSIC GROUP ing at Farmville State Teachers Col- ThiTblay is an adaption from the night, February 11, in Walter Reed The Purple and Gold sextette won lege, Farmville, Virginia, on Febru- popular novel of the same name by Hall, when the annual mid-winter The Glee Club of Harrisonburg fame for itself and the school in de- ary 10 and 11. Every college in Vir- Peter B. Kyne and is said to be full dance was given. A large attendance, State Teachers College broadcasted a feating Radford Saturday night, Feb- ginia, with the exception of only one of sprightly dialouge and clever act- music by a good orchestra, extremely program from station WRVA in Rich- ruary 11th. For the first time in or two, were represented by one or ion. effective decorations, and general en- mond on Tuesday night, February 14, four years Harrisonburg has beat more delegates. Mary Armentrout, The Harlequin has been produced thusiasm, not to mention the result from nine to eleven p. m. Several Radford—with a double score! The Catherine Guthrie, and Lucy Gilliam of a certain basketball game made residents of Rockingham County ac- t-Sch*ffer Jn sjtfaJrisgiof faculty pao*ici patios tar artists end has made many re- Hilda Pagetevi with Hamilton Mc- PtMfie aod Woki «titan*** floating Miss Gladys Michaels >n nalnffc.. aaHieetuoes, 'Professor marheJbk reeowls 4nc4»ding the fam- Cue. (Continued to Page 4, Column 1) Spirituels: (Continued to Page 3, Column 3.) ous "Dixie." (Continued to Page S, Column i) (Continued to Page S, Column S.)

Page Two MMMIIIMIIt. irilll»IMIIMMMIMM<»MMM» TEN YEARS AGO -~ THEBREEffi AUNT PRUNELLA'S = Red-letter days at H. N. S. CORNER == ^^=^^rS^"o7tt^Ete Teacher, College, February Harrisonburg, Virginia. ____ CAMPUS 3—Bom explodes in Ashby Hall- darkness reigns on porch. Dear Aunt Prunella, f " TWO DOLLARS A YEAR ^ Tom Says: 8—Soph-Freshman game, 12-0 You seem to be the sage of the TEN CENTS A COPY 15—Juniors overcome Freshmen, 18-8 campus, while I am the mascot; "Since it's leap year, I won- 17—Grapefruit for breakfast! therefore, the mascot turns to the f • .#f«^#/C4|N^***^ *~ *"**5, Blue der how long hearts will be 23—Sophomore Dance fJiis picture in the paper. ABsistent Editor I3»to»' Phelps Employer (to office boy) "Do you No. 2. Why am I always in a box. Society Editor know where boys who tell lies go?" Far away upon a lonely peak Please answer, oh, wise one. . Athletic Editor Margaret Newsom Johnny:,"Yes, sir; to the ball Darkly yours, Lies a spot of dreams I fancy mine. Joke Editor Catherine Guthrie game." Tom, the Campus Cat. ( Board of Managers . There the sighing wind his. haven , ,, . ■ .. Elizabeth Knight Eve Bargelt (in Breeze meeting): seeks, Business Manager ...» p Breathing softly to the listening Dear Tom, Assistant Business Manager * ^ Eve Bargelt "Wait a minute while I think." It is indeed an honor to serve one Assistant Business Manager pine. whose sayings are repeated weekly Singing blithely gaily-colored birds Reporters with much gusto; you are a sage in Ruth King English teacher: "What are the Flit among the flowers and the trees the making. Gladly will I endeavor Phyllis Palmer Jegaie m principal parts of 'swim'?" There, is not a jarring sound or word to answer your two puzzling ques- Frances Snyder Nancy McCaleb Pupil: "Swim, swam, swim." Wftich may mar my thoughts or tions. First, the reason for your Tuck Taylor Helene Duvall Teacher: "Now of "dim'." break my ease. \^- having your picture in the paper is "* Dot Frey Pupil: "Dim—say, don't kid me." Golden, blue, and rosy clouds around Anne Proctor this: the readers enjoy it (one must Cast the gleaming smile of summer Typists always strive to please the readers); __,_._ .. Anne Ragan He: "Hey! What's all the racket, sun the reason why you are the only one Estelle Crockin Over running brooks, and fertile Isabel Lanford out there?" to have said picture there is that ground. Him: "I'm measuring. I want toj you're the only one who has a cut. Beauty reigns, and leaves no task find out the difference between % and Simple isn't it? undone. SPEAK GENTLY Now for question number two. You High this spot of fancy in the spicy | He: "It makes very little differ- are always in a box so that your nine There seem to be two types of students who go to chapel; first, the type, ence!" air Calls to me to seek its pleasures lives won't be in danger. See? who do not enjoy or appreciate good music and speaking and are unwilling Are you satisfied? If not, rewrite- fair. for others to and second, the type who do enjoy good music and speaking The absent minded man drove his » J. E. Phelps to Aunt Prunella. whenever it is possible to hear it. car up to the filling station at Fort Advancedly yours, Monday morning the records which were being played were scarcely to Defiance and put water in the tires Aunt Prunella. be heard above the general hum of laughter and chattering in the balcony and air in the radiator. PAGES HOLD and rear of the chapel. REGULAR MEETING Dear Auntie Pruney, Some people, presumably of the first type, talked so loudly that their After so much fun over the week Rejected Suitor: "So you won't entire conversation was distinctly heard by unwilling students several rows end, we are finding it hard to buckle have me? Then I'll drink myself to The Page Literary Society held its away. To say that this was inconsiderate, rude, and not typical of H. I. U down to work. The campus looked regular meeting Friday February girls would be repeating a worn-out and ineffective phrase. But if you are death!" almost co-ed with all the guests prom- "Croil goil": "But you can't afford 10th. The first part of the meeting of the first type and incurable-if you can't be polite or considerate for the enading hither and thither. Come to- was taken up with the election of a aake of others, then for the sake of preserving the delicious secrecy of the to." new secretary to take Virginia Oakes our aid, Auntie! R. S.: "Oh, yes I can." Blankly yours, "spicy Gossip" you impart to your neighbor, Speak Gently! place. Virginia is unable to hold the The goil: "Then you must be rich; All the girls. I'll marry you!" office as she is at the Practice House this quarter. Virginia Nuckols was MORE STUDY—SHALL THERE BE? Dear Girls, elected to take this office. The meet- "Events Leading up to the Tragedy" I am so glad that you had fun this ing was then turned over to the past week end, but I regret that you Students at the State College, Raleigh, N. C. have organized a "More Friend: "How did you like Pitts- Chairman of the Program Committee. cannot step from the whirl of fun in- Study" Club. Here, say we, is proof of the serious attitude students take burg?" The program consisted of the fol- to the steady current of routine. toward their work. There is no time set aside for study at State College but Traveler: "It soots me." lowing readings: "The Romance of Brace up! But now let Auntie Pruney the scholarship has not fallen below standard—nor is there evidence of too F: "Is Washington a good place to the Digestive System"—Julia Rey- ask you a question. If I knew how little studying. And now they would do more studying. Who will dare to live in?" nolds, "Teeth"—Helen Lineweaver, to buckle down to work after a week say this generation is frivolous and unthinking? We congratulate the Caro- T: "Capital." "Should Jimmie Go to College"—Luc- F: "How were the mountains in end crowded with fun, do you think lina students who honor their fellowmen by their action. ille Jones. Denver?" I'd be working so hard trying to fill T: "Rockey." (Continued from Page 1, Column i.) this "Koly-um"? Pointedly yours, CONTRIBUTION BOX PROPOSED F: "Well, I'm glad to see you're Nell Vincent with Malcolm Weller. Auntie Pruney. back." Anne Everett with Gregory Bird. At many schools it is the custom of having a "Contribution Box'| for the F: "How does it look?" Evelyn Timberlake with John Isabel Lanford with Hamilton benefit of the school paper. Into this box students drop any news items or F: "How does what look?" Blackwood Patterson. suggestions which they wish to have published. The staff utilizes these con- T: "My back; I'll never see it!" Elsie Leake with Edward Joachim, Mann and Lamar Holman. tributions as it sees fit. In this way social news, original jokes and articles (Ed. note: Yes, the friend was Arnold Turner, Lunwood Flory, and Louise Coleman with Richard Al- of general interest are gathered which might otherwise be missed. Such a aquitted of the assault and battery Buddy Byrd. wood and Lieut. R. B. Neuger. box would be an asset to the Breeze and we take this opportunity for suggest- charge.) Ruth Mclvor with George Woodson, Frances Lester with .Jimmie Rog- ing one, desiring that the student body contribute. Jr. ers and Walter Pense. And now it has been suggested that Margaret Bottom with Stuart Cren- Harriet Pearson with Douglas Sale. UNE POEME we run a comic supplement and use shaw. Groveen Pittman with Frank Dick- photos of the staff for the cartoons. Mildred Berryman with Hugh Nel- ens, Frank Bird, and Abram Burbak- Such is fame! Margaret Birsch with Silas Dozier. er. Je pense aux bonnes choses que vous faites Margaret Meneinw with Henry Till Bell with Julian M. Holland, Et je sais done comme belles vous etes Small boy: "Are you mad at that Lawrence. Sam Pope and B. D. Holland. Mais des pensees celle-ci est la meilleure match?" Louise Blozom with Palmer Key Frances Rand and Claude McCar- Je vous aime de tout mon coeur. ~ Large boy: "No." and Courtney Meadow. thy. Small boy: "Then, why did you Helen Holladay with Dice Anderson Thelma Simmons, with George Et je veux' maintenant savoir strike it?" and Berryman Fitzhugh. Woodson, Jr. Si vous m'aimez aussi? %• Helen Jonesy with George Welch. Mary Ellen Fray with Joe Fray. Y a-t-il rien en moi, mes cheres, He had just driven home from col- Mary Yager Payne with Gordon Martha Williams with Jimmie Que vous trouvey joli? lege at the close of the term. "Did Payne. Ward and Bill Armstrong. you pass everything?" anxiously ask- Margaret A. Morris with John Da- Rose Hogge with Early Talley. Vous avez de si beaux visages ed his mother. vis. Virginia Thomas with William Et vos yeux sont si joyeux. "Everything but two Buicks and a Rebecca Emory with Burrougs Hill, Rquntree. » . ! Je crois vraiment que tous les hommes Hudson—they must have had aero- Morris Booth, and John Maddrey. Ruth K. Pentz with John Adams. Pour vous avoir donneraient leurs coeurs. plane motors in 'em." Virginia Annie Curtis with Wade Eugenie Huff with Vivian Hylton. Trayham, Robert Moore. Leleia Shipp with Reginald Kepler. Et quand je deviendrai veille, Fred: "Who is that awful looking Betty Everette with Francis Wil- Elizabeth Lassiter with Lovelace Et je penserai a tous mes amis, frump over there?" shin. LaPrade. Les pensees des chereB Mesdemoiselles Ned "That's my wife." Lucy Taylor with Junior Dechert Helen Goodson with Gladstone Seront encore les meilleures et les plus douces aussi. Fred: "Oh-er-beg pardon; my er- and Carter Franklin. , Birsch. Par- Une jeune fille. ror." Kathleen Snapp with Leo Nard Elizabeth LaPrade with Carl Myer- Ned: "No, no, mine." Boreland. iy- WORTH READING Wilsye Hamilton with Frank Gould Dorothy Stevens with William Van- POET'S CORNER Bill Alphin with Jimmie Sirbaugh derberry. The February Harper's Magazine contains two articles of great interest Yet and Harold Fitch. Margaret Nicholls with Lynwood to any college woman. The first is one by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley, "Are I'm tired of study and worry Mary Owen Hill with Warren Cloud Bilbert. Women a Success in Business?" which shows the different degrees of success and fret Elizabeth King with Frank Pan- Florence Collins with Jack Slempt. women have shown themselves capable of attaining in the business world and I'm weary of talking and gabbing nill. Mary Virginia Compher with Page many enlightening reasons why they haven't been more successful. and yet Lucy Page with Oscar Wood. Nelson. The second article and the one of greater importance to this particular I keep on doing it! Dorothy Hearring with George Virginia Hearring, with Frank Sar- college is "Blue Laws for School-Teachers" by Stephen Ewing. This inter- Hitch and Clorry Trice. gent. esting and to-the-point article shows how many unreasonable and absured Another Mary Lee Lindsay with Mac Mc- Francee Steger, with A. Humbert things are expected of school-teachers by the boards that employ them. Many A thousand years ago perhaps Cauley. and Jack MacDowell. shocking examples of toe subjugation of teaching as a profession are cited I lived a mild old maid; Pat Guntner with Newell Hutchin- Peggy Sexton with "Tiny" Andrews and several practical suggestions for a "declaration of independence" by those A thousand years from then I guess son, Paul Rosen, Lt. Rhea, Lt. Stone, and Part Sexton. who choose the noble profession are given. That's just the way I've stayed. Bill Johnston and Ray Breeden. (Continutd to Page 3, Column 5) FEBRUARY 18, 1928 THE BREEZE mm r Page Three VARSITY SWIMMING effective paper. The importance of Secretary-treasurer, Mr. Johnson of the lead cannot be. over-emphasized. Richmond College. A REALITY Brevity is also essential. "It takes Announcement was also made of a time and brains to write briefly, to national editorial contest sponsored There is really to be a varsity be observant and accurate." by Pi Delta Epsilon, national journal- ;soExodus, was presented at Wal- were how much space to devote to ing spots were the two old jails in Those present were Marion Wag- ter Reed Hall February 10, as a Ly- campus and to outside activities, to Worsham. One was an old stone ner, Edna Holland, Sarah Milnes, H. T. C. Basket Ball Team ceum number. The picture, which what extent the undercurrent opinion building with great thick walls and Charlotte Turner, Marguerite Bloxom, State Teachers College, East Radford parallels "The Ten Commandments", of the student body should be express- iron doors which was built in the Elizabeth Will, Louise Moseley, Anne Congratulations hope this will not portrays a romantic side of the his- ed, the advisability of college papers early 1700's. The other was an old Moorefc, Geneva Phelps, and Ollie prove previous. toric incident. The story deals with having faculty advisors or faculty log affair in which were lodged the Strough. Seniors the love of Pharaoh's son, Seti, for consors, and the problem of the col- clients whom Patrick Henry used to Marapi, the daughter of a Hebrew lege paper taking an active part in defend. slave. For her sake Seti renounces the campus elections. Harrisonburg was represented at Miss Lestelle Barbour was hostess Miss Martha Cockerill his throne. Returning from a fruit- A salient point of the meeting was the meeting of the Virginia Inter- at a buffet supper Sunday night. The State Teachers College, East Radford less effort to persuade Pharaoh not to the awarding of the trophies by Mr; | Collegiate Press Association at Farm- guests were Margaret Kelly, Anne Hoping rabbit's foot hops to victory interefer with the departure of the Price to the best publication in each that lettuce ain't for nothin. ville by Lucy Gilliam, representing Weisiger, Ruth Sisson, Jane Eliason, Hebrews, Seti finds that the priests of class. They were as follows: the Annual, and Mary Armentrout Verna Vaughan, Emily Gill, Selma Freshman Class. Amon-Ra, urged by his former wife, Newspapers—Flat Hat—William & and Catherine Guthrie representing Madrin, and Mary Greene. Mary—first. Userti, .are about to sacrifice Merapi. the Breeze. S. T. C. Team He is able to snatch her from the Ring-turn Phi—Washington & Lee, Last week Mrs. Cournyn entertain- Stratfords like big acts let's have flames; and, as in all love stories, honorable mention. (Continued from Page £, Column 5) ed her advanced music pupils with a one tonight. they lived happily ever after. Magazines— Cargoes— Hollins— Ellen Gray and Paul Croft. party anvher home in Hamilton Ter- Stratfords. first. Elizabeth Oakes with Dick Connelly race. The decorations were carried (Continued from Page 1, Column 2.) William & Mary—honorable mention. Mary Greene with John Garber. out in Valentine colors, and delicious Harrisonburg Basket Ball Team Hart said that faculty members are human sort of things despite opinions Annuals—The Boom V. M,-1.—first. Virginia Stark with Worth Couch. refreshments were served. Everyone East Radford Evelyn Hardesty with Lewis Guy. enjoyed herself thoroughly. The Orchestra is playing here for to the contrary, that they are greatly The Bugle—V. P. I. honorable mention. • Frances Bell with Joe Hunt. Those there were Virginia Harvey, our victory there. interested in the work and are back Cups were also presented Miss Eve- Ruth Dold with John McChesney. Lucille Jones, Carrie Moore, Eugenia Student Body. of everything that is wholesome, that they are anxious to see the paper lyn Dulaney of Farmville and Mr. Margaret Odom with Walter Hag- Eley, Frances Gibson, Frances Budd, gard. Phyllis Palmer and Virginia Myers. work out its own destiny but are Alexander Hudgins of Hampden Sid- Harrisonburg Basket Ball Team ever ready to give any help that is ney for their leadership in organizing Kathryn Snapp with Garland Booth State Teachers College, East Radford wanted. the Virginia Inter-Collegiate Press Sidney Snapp and Robert White. Miss Rath and little Ellen Diggs Fight with every thing you have Professor Hart especially empha- Association. Leonora Barrett with Melza Rose. were hostesses at a delightful supper bring back the victory. sized the college paper as affording The next meeting of the Associa- Lola C. Johnson with Ashby Perry. given to the Sophomore class officers Page Literary Society. training for leadership. The college tions is scheduled next fall at Rich- Pauline Vaden with Forrest Burch in the Home Economics dining room students form less than one per cent mond UniversiJyT The organization and Peyton Berry. Nancy Shulken with George Con- of Maury Hall Monday night. Basket Ball Team of the population, but have a greater for next year is as follows: President, The Valentine spirit was carried capacity and opportunity for leader- Mr. Emrock of Richmond College; rad. *, S. T. C. East Radford Vestal Thomas with Milton Grigg. out in the decorations. The pastry The three pressketeers know you ship than the other 99 per cent. First Vice-president, Mr. Jackson of and dessert were also heart-shaped The college paper has the power to V. P. I.; Second Vice-president, Mr. Vivian McDonald with Fyre Ayers will win every step. and Walter Smith. while a large heart ruled supreme in Lucy, Mary, & Catherine. mold that leadership. It has the Harrison of Washington and Lee; the center of the table. Each guest power to mold public opinion. "It (Continued to Page 4, Column 1) lA^MWlAMrmWIM drew some useful article from its cov- must keep its thinking clear, its opin- er. Miss Elsie Quisenberry ions wholesome. It must make lead- Fountain Pens; Eversharp Pen- Those present besides Miss Rath S. T. C.East Radford ers in the community, the state and cils; High Class Stationery; Don't forget you're from the Hall S. BLATT'S and Ellen were Mina Thomas, Vir- the nation." Books, Magazines, Art Supplies ginia Hughes, Sis Garrison, Helen of Fame best luck. Mr. E. R. Price gave a very helpful NICHOLAS BpOK CO. Lineweaver, Mary Browne Algood, Alumnae Hall Girls. talk on the "Essentials of Journal- Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Margaret Birsch, Dr. and Mrs. Way- ism." In early papers, according to land, and Mrs. Diggs. Harrisonburg Basket Ball Team Mr. Price, the editor was always se- Works S. T. C. East Radford lected for his academic rank, there Newest and Latest Styles in Margaret Kelly, Ruth Sisson, and Harrisonburg has the ball here and was little advertising and always a Foot-Wear. We are ready to Harris^iftirg,istfru Va. Anne Weisger entertained at a Val- there love to all. deficit. Papers to-day reflect college fit and please you. entine party Saturday night. Bernice Reaney Varner life and the influence of the editorial YAGER'S SHOE STORE Phone 5 5 A color scheme appropriate for the has increased. The major points of Shoes repaired while you wait. Mr. Price's talk were these: occasion was artistically carried out. Harrisonburg Basket Ball Team VWWWW^WWArW/WYw! JWWVWWWWMM£AMArUA Those invited were Mrs. A. B. Brock State Teachers College, East Radford The editorial should be concerned and Nancy Jones of Harrisonburg, Give them one they won't forget with the bigger things of college life. Margaret Dixon of Bridgewater, Les- I'm wishing you luck. As "honor systems are not what they should be" the college paper may do telle Barbour, Selma Madrin, Drucil- Bill Porter /4 (VAT/OW-M0E la Martin, Jane Eliason, Verna Vau- a great service in trying to make them what they ought to be. INSTITUTION- ghan, Emily Gill, Gene Beazley, and Harrisonburg Varsity Gladys Hawkins. One of the biggest weaknesses of a State Teachers College, East Radford paper is its poorly selected and poor- Varsity Team most divine will you ly trained staff. The staff must be Estelle Crockin gave an attractive be our valentine. enney INC efficient. The editor should have the buffet supper Sunday night in honor The Sophomores power to use the "keep and discard DEPARTMENT STORES of her mother, Mrs. L. Crockin of system" with his staff. Norfolk. A cold plate supper was Harrisonburg Basket Ball Team College credit should be given for served and the dessert consisted of State Teachers College, East Radford work done on the college paper. "If IMPELLING REASONS fruit salad and cakes. The fun was Can't you hear us cheering we are it isn't given you, go after it and get increased by games and fortunes. The with you. it." FOR YOUR VISIT, TODAY! guests numbered about nineteen. Athletic Association. Better English in college papers Very unusual, fine gauge Rayon Jersey Blqomers must be stressed. "Don't mean may- TELEGRAMS {Continued from Page 1, Column 5.) be and nobody excepted," said Mr. and French Panties, only 93c Goin' Home Price. Sport Hose of superior quality, 49c to 99c The following are the telegrams Little Wheel a Turning Humor in student publications is receive by the basketball team while Listen to the Lambs supposed to be original and amusing, Pure Silk Hose of a quality that has made it the they were at East Radford last week. Glee Club but Mr. Price says that he finds the largest selling silk hose in all America, full Harrisonburg Basket Ball Team Popular Songs: original not amusing and the amus- fashioned 98c and Jl.49 State Teachers College, De Bee and De Butterfly Ashford ing not original—that college humor Sport Oxfords, smart tans and black .... $3.98 East Radford, Va. Among My Souvenirs goes too far. • Every Junior is backing you bring Stay Away from the South How to write an article after the HARRISONBURG'S BUSIEST STORE us the Victory. Glee Club news is gotten is a big problem that Junior Class. Carry Me Back to Old Virginia must be solved in order to have an J

^ THE BREEZE FEBRUARY 18, 1928 Page Four * JWWWVrWWrWWWVWVWWWWY^^ where they report another good time Business Manager-Treasurer: VINCENTE IBANEZ and a "swell" dinner. All three cars Virginia Harvey SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT DIES IN EXILE arrived here a little after 6 p. m. Secretary: Ruth Beery All Nut Sundaes and Fancy Sundae* 10c Librarian:Sylvia Myers Special Bananna Split 16c Vincente Blasco Ibanez of Mentone, With the exception of the business Tomato, cheese, ham, hamburger, and chicken salad sandwiches France, died January 28 in voluntary VIRGINIA COLLEGE manager-treasurer, who is elected at with sliced tomato, 10c exile. He was buried Tuesday, Jan- ASSOCIATION MEETS the end of the old year, to serve We manufacture all our candies and iee-creams. uary 31, in the. town cemetery in ac- through the new year, the officers are Ice creams are 20% butter fat cordance with his wishes. elected at the beginning of the new Milk shakes with Ice Cream 10c A conference of unusual interest school year to serve through the en- The tumultous career of Ibanez, of and importance in collegiate circles tire three terms." which Anatole France said to him, was the annual meeting of the Asso- "Your greatest, work is the romance Total Number in Organization: CANDYLAND ciation of Virginia Colleges, which twenty members All ready to serve You. of your own life," made him appreci- was held in Richmond last week end, Faculty Advisor: ate peace so much that he made his February 11. The conference began home a refuge for other authors. Miss Edna Shaeffer Friday morning at 10:00 a. m. and Directs all of the Glee Club activi- Ibanez's forty years of life were ^ended Saturday morning. Many top- LILLIAN GOCHENOUR crowded with both physical and men- j J ties. KODAKS FILMS ics of interest to college authorities Present at all regular meetings. Finishing MILLINER tal activity. He. saw most of the and students were discussed and im- Exclusive Millinery for all countries of the world and gathered Regular Meetings: L. H. OTT DRUG CO. portant factors were brought up for Tuesday night, at 6:30 o'clock, in occasions material for his books, lectures, and the advancement of certain phases of The Rexall Store Blue.Moon Hose the music room. movies from them. He fought with college work. Addresses by several Special Meetings: both pen and sword. important college authorities of the His genius as a novelist equalled Called by the director and the presi- UWWWWArWWWWYWAf^^ state were quite beneficial. The pro- dent, whenever they consider them his genius as a business man. He gram in full follows: necessary. circled the globe twice and at least FRIDAY MORNING a score of his works could be termed Activities of Organization: 10:00 A. M. Sang at the Chamber of Commerce FETZERS' complete successes due to their pop- 1. A Report of the Commission on Luncheon ularity in the United States. Higher Education—Major Robert Harrisonburg's One Price Cash Store Sang at Shenvalee His father, editor of the republican T. Barton, Chairman. SILK HOSIERY paper "Pueblo", gave him his start Stunt at Annual Bazar Pointed Heel, pure thread silk, 95c Discussion Sang at Teacher's Meeting, Walter in life. Ibanez early attracted the 2. Report of the Committee on Fresh- Hollywood Pointed Heel Full Fashioned 1.35 attention of Madrid leaders through man Failures in Virginia Colleges Reed Hall 5 his articles and hot-headed speeches —Dr. George O. Ferguson, Univer- Names of Old Members: Diamond Point, Full Fashjoned 1.65 Bernice Wilkins at meetings. sity of Virginia, Chairman Silk Bloomers \^Q Silk Vests Ruth Beery 1.00 In Argentina the novelist spent Discussion Sylvia Myers considerable time, but could not re- 3. Selective Processes for Admission Betty Ruhrman ^ . ■■.,.-,.,. , i . , T main quiet. He had a publishing to College—M. Estes Cocke, Secre- house there but eventually his taste tary-Treasurer Hollins College Martha Derrick Virginia Curtis for reform involved him in trouble in Discussion New Arrivals of Emily Wiley connection with the Cuban insurrect- 1:00 Harriet Pearson ion and he went to Italy. Later he Adjournment for lunch , Novelte! Footwear went to Spain where he was court- Janet Houck FRIDAY AFTERNOON martialled and sentenced to four years Virginia Harvey for the Smartly attired 2:30 P. M. imprisonment. ■ Linda Malone 1. Entrance Requirements of Virginia Ida Pinner Ibanez welcomed all progress, parti- Colleges— Dabney S. Lancaster, COLLEGE GIRL cularly in politics. Many of his books Lillian Derry Secretary, State Board of Educa- dealt with old traditions, but he Elizabeth Kaminisky tion thought much about new problems. Mary Rodes Lineweaver SensCk Discussion His next book was to have been Mable Stafford See them today 2. Adjustment Problems of Freshmen Lillian Jackson "Youth of the World". Entering College from Small High The sudden death of the novelist Names of New Members Schools—Dr. Morgan L. Combs, jtfWtfWWW^^WWWWWWWfVWWUWWnMWW^^ caused widespread regTet in France, Harriet Harriss Supervisor of Research, State which is proud of its reputation as a Evelyn Wolfe Board of Education. political asylum. At his death bed Virginia Turpin Discussion were Ibanez's wife, and two sons, S. T. C. Itagggjg^ 3. Failures in Freshman English and Sfigfrido and Mario, three physicians, Sectioning Freshmen on the Basis Pins, rings, seals, and TRY QUP PARCEL P05T5tRVia his secretary and friend, Fernando QUARTERLY REPORT of A bility—Professor G. Howard Florca, and his manager, Senor Pro- novelties PHONE *74%^65N.MAIN Sr. Gelsinger, Director, Freshman Eng- OF DEC. 16,1927 medoe. lish, College of William and Mary Expert repair work a HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA After surviving duels and dangers Discussion Stratford Dramatic Club WYWWWWWWV^rWJVWfli of political opposition in Latin coun- specialty 5:00 P. M. President—Anne Bulloch tries, Ibanez succumbed to a cold COMPLIMENTS Adjournment Vice President—Phyllis Palmer which he caught whiie digging in the Secretary—Ruth Dold D. C. DEV1ER & SONS Williamson's garden of his estate. He could have FRIDAY EVENING Treasurer—Lorraine Gentis resisted the pneumonia which devel- 8:00 P. M. On Right at S. E. Cor. C. Sq. Business Manager—Elizabeth Hop- Drug Co. oped had he not been worn down by 1. Statement by the President worry over incorrect reports that he 2. Reading for Honors and Provisions kins New officers to be installed in Jan- was actively connected with recent for the Bright College Student^-Di. W. Carson Ryan, Jr., Swarthmore uary. These have not been elected. JWWWMAAMWWWWWYYJ Catalonian uprisings in Spain. ! The estate he is leaving to the College There are ten Stratfords. * GEORGE'S ' writers of the world has gardens de- Discussion Miss Hudson is our advisory member. She is one of the founders. SEE VS FOR— signed by specialists brought from '*"" SATURDAY MORNING Candy Kitchen all over France. In his own home he 1. The Problem of College Advertising Mr. Logan, honorary member. El- did not consider any room complete —Joseph A. Turner, Business Man- ected to this office; Sep. 1927. Lunches—No dish over 10c Photographs & Superior unless its walls were adorned with a ager, Hollins College Miss Hudson directs all plays, ad- 1,000 books. Discussion vises, and makes suggestions for the 11 Candy—Homemade always Kodak Finishing 2. Vocational Guidance on the College benefit of the club. fresh Level—Dr. William M. Brown, Vo- (Continued from Page 3, Column 5) Mr. Logan has charge of the final "THE DEAN STUDIO" cational Counselor, Washington and Elizabeth Coons with Dr.'James Al- initiation and makes suggestions Drinks—Ice Cold. Lee University from time to time. First place down town Grace D. Kerr with James White. Discussion Meetings are held regularly, every Miscellaneous Business /WWUVMWUVWVWW Audrey M. Hyatt with Carleton ! Wednesday Night in Miss Hudson's Reports of Committees Steger and Frank Armstrong. studio after dinner. VWWftWMWWlWWVWA JWWVWWWkWWWWWWWV Virginia Charles's with L. W. James Election of Officers. Special meetings may be called at Audrey F. Cassell with Jimmie Adjournment \ the request of five members of the RALPHS Jennings. s club and when the president deems it A tempting steak from five to Mildred Brinkley with "Abie Rob- FALL QUARTERLY necessary. NOW SHOWING nine erts and Winston Wynee. With all the groceries tasting Lucy Marston with Edwin Hawke. Activities: NEW ADVANCED REPORTS Two public productions per year, fine Alice Gregory with Hugh W. John- one given in fall, and the other in STYLES FOR SPRING No need to wait and the price so ston. (continued) the spring. COATS SUITS DRESSES low Sponsoring certain productions Nuff change left for a Movie (Continued from Page 1, Column 1.) The Harrisonburg State T?aTeachen AND HATS show. from their cars. They report a fine College Glee Club brought to the college. Sponsoring Drama Weeks Discount to all Teachers time, and are still talking of Rad- Officers:— nt: and Students Soda Sandwich Shoppe ford's warm hospitality. The team Pre>ide Bernice Wilkins fc .The study of all phases of drama at stopped at Natural Bridge for dinner, Vice-president: Linda Malone meetings. VWWWWftWW^^

DRESSES SPRING IS HERE COATS As usual, we are first with the things that are new. Of especial COATS interest to College students are the Co-Ed Dresses. This is a new line of SUITS . dresses ¥«r young women and those who would stay young. Made to suit SUITS MILLINERY the tastes eftfcose demanding college .styles. MILLINERY Shenmdoah Valley's Greatest Department Store SHOES SHOES Qpp. ¥<*t OUkt B. NEY &SONS Harrisonburg, Va.