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THE BENNETT BANNER
DECEMBER 13, 1948
CAMI’US PRESIDENTS
(Continued From Page Five)
>ONES HALL—
Ruby Ware, freshman
Home; Atlantic, Iowa
Ambition: Social worker
Pet peeve; “For someone to dis
turb me when I’m sleeping.”
Secret passion; Jimmie Bullack
Favorite song; “All My Love Be
longs To You.”
Favorite pastime; Writing poetry.
SENIOR THEATRE GUILD—
Magie Ricks senior
Home: Elm City, N. C.
Ambition: Following first her study
in dramatics, directing plays.
Pet peeve: “People who ask too
many questions.”
Secret passion: Richard Perry
Favorite song: “I’m In The Mood
For Love.”
GAL 8 — BENNETT BANNER
Favorite pastime: Working in the
theatre.
JUNIOR CLASS
Bennie Gregg, junior
Home: Portland, Oregon
Ambition: Social work
Pet peeve: Marie Miller
Secret passion: S. Schyltz
Favorite song: “Because”
Favorite pastime: Pinochle
W. A. A.—
Marilyn Motley, senior
Home: Cheraw, S. C.
Ambition: To join an orchestra, to
study jazz at Julliard.
Pet peeve; “To see somebody mis
treat another person.”
Secret passion; “My brother, John
L. Motley. He is my ideal man.”
Favorite song; “It’s Too Soon To
Know.”
Favorite pastime; Playing saxo
phone and piano, dancing.
FRESHMAN CLASS—
Juanita Page, freshman
Home; Roanoke, Va.
Ambition; Dentistry
Pet peeve: “Stupid people.”
Secret passion; Paul Arrington
Favorite song: “Stardust”
Favorite pastime; Doing something
for others.
BETA KAPPA CHI—
Charlotte Davis, senior
Home; Cheraw, S. C.
Ambition; Laboratory technician in
the field of science.
Pet peeve; Insincerity.
Secret passion; Too secret to tell.
Favorite song; “Clair de Lune.”
Favorite pastime; Playing the saxo
phone.
KENT HALlr—
Winnie M. Jones, freshman
Home; Winfall, N. C.
Ambition: To teach English at my
high school.
Secret passion; James Washington
Favorite song; “Because.”
Favorite pastime; Sports, dancing,
reading Shakespearean literature.
SOPHOMORE CLASS—
Doretha Henderson, sophomore
Home; Charlotte, N. (^.
Ambition; To write novels and
poetry.
Pet peeve; Excessive gum chewing
Secret passion; Too secret to tell.
Favorite song; “Bless This House."
Favorite pastime; Singing, read
ing, dancing.
BENNETT BANNER—
Lillian Murphy, senior
Home; Gary, W. Va.
Ambition; With the help of my
father, to establish a successful busi
ness concern.
Pet peeve; Filibusters and people
who have nothing to say.
Secret passion: A. L. France.
Favorite pastime: Writing letters,
reading novels.
SENIOR CLASS—
Celess B. McLester, senior
Home; Rembert, S. C.
Ambition: Piano instructor
Secret passion: C. I.
Favorite song; “All The Things
You Are.”
Favorite pastime: Playing the
piano.
NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS—
Essie Meadows, sophomore
Home; Greensboro, N. C.
Pet peeve: Malicious gossip.
Ambition: Journalist or College Li
brarian.
Secret passion; S. H.
Favorite song: “Rhapsody In Blue”
Favorite pastime: Reading, collect
ing records.
SPORT SCOPE
With the exception of those who |
will follow the Aggies to Birming
ham on January first to the Vulcan
Bowl, the football season ended at
the North Carolina College versus |
Agricultural and Technical College!
game last Saturday. |
Throughout the season we have
followed the Aggies and wish them
always the best of luck. Have you
ever met the co-captains of the Aggie
squad for the 1948 season? They are
Athie Garrison and “Big Joe” Wil
liams. Both have been among the
outstanding players of the season
and long will their names echo in
Memorial Stadium.
Joe Williams is a senior from Win-
ston-Salem, North Carolina and is a
member of the Omega Psi Phi fra
ternity and of the Varsity Club. He is
a sincere person who plays football
because he likes the roughness of the
game and has a desire for his school
to excel in sports. Although his fam
ily is interested in the game as a
whole and are enthusiastic admirers
FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS
“Some books are to be tasted, oth
ers to be swallowed, and some few to
be chewed and digested.”
“He that is down need fear no fall.”
“Man’s inhumanity to man, makes
countless thousands mourn.”
“Things and actions are what they
are, and the consequences of them
will be what they will be; why then
should we desire to be deceived?”
“Life is the art of drawing suffi
cient conclusions from insufficient
premises.”
“You can fool some of the people
all the time and all of the people some
of the time; but you can’t fool all of
the people all of the time.”
“The best of Prophets of the Past!”
“Reading maketh a full man, con
ference a ready man, and writing an
exact man.”
"... after all, what is a lie? ’Tis
but the truth in masquerade.”
PARAMOUNT
FRUIT MART
FRUITS — VEGETABLES
GROCERIES
909 EAST MARKET STREET
1102 East Market Street
of Joe’s excellency in that area, nei- ^
ther they nor Joe have any hope of |
his becoming a professional. We!
would like to pay our last tribute to i
him as he will be leaving the CIAA i
this year.
Athis Garrison is a junior who i
hails from Pennsylvania and has j
done much this year in pushing the
Aggies to their four victories. In his
home town football rates high among
sports, and although he has a partial
scholarship, the thing that inspired
him to play football was his love for
the game and its roughness. He is a
member of the Varsity Club and has
a scholastic average of 1.95. We will
be watching for his appearance with
the Aggies next season.
Incidentally, both players are can
didates for All-CIAA honors this
year.
Let’s look forward and get ready
for the Cage’s season*and see what
the CIAA will offer us in the way of
basketball for the season.
—MAXINE HAITH, ’49.
And this shall be a sigm unto you:
Ye shall find the babe wrapped in
swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.
And suddenly there was with the
angel a multitude of the heavenly
host praising God, and saying:
Glory to God in the highest, and on
earth peace, good will toward men.
—Luke 2:12-15.
Foust’s Beauty Shop
Nancy Foust, Proprietress
812 East Market Stree
Telephone 9433
“Don’t put too fine a point to your
wit for fear it should get blunted.”
“Young men think old men are-
fools; but old men know young men
are fools.”
Printing of Distinction
QUALITY
PRINTING CO.
104 N. Gilmer Street
Prompt Service
Reasonable Prices
DIAL 8850
VISIT
Ethel’s Bake Shop
819 East Market Street
Phone 9167
McNAIR BROS.
Drug Store & Soda Grill
"The Store of Professional
Service”
Phone 9500
900 East Market Street
LAUNDERETTE
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Phone 3-7397
PHONE 8928
COLONIAL HOUSE
Fine Foods
STEAK — CHICKEN AND
LUNCHES OF ALL KINDS
SERVED DAILY
Delivery Service
436 East Washington Street
GREENSBORO, N. C.
ICE CREAM
Also
MILK
FROZEN FOODS
Greensboro — Dial 2-1125
Berry Coal Company, Inc.
Phones 3-8663 & 3-8667
E. Bragg and ORD Branch
Always Dependable Service
SUTTON’S for FLOWERS
Market and Greene Streets Phone 2-4127
Compliments
of
THOMAS &
HOWARD CO.
Greensboro, N. C.
Compliments of
Dr. W. L. T. Miller
914 E. Market Street
Phone; Office 2-1661
PIEDMONT CREDIT UNION
842 EAST MARKET STREET
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Deposits — Shares — Loans
The Triangle News Stand
923 E. Market Street
New, Modern, Up-to-date
Soda Fountain
Serving Delicious
Milk Shakes, Banana Splits. Ice
Cream Soda.s. Sundaes. Ice Cream
Cones, Dixie Cups. Sally Cups, and
Other Ice Cream Specialties.
We Carry both Bulk and Ready-
Parked Ice Cream In Pints, Half-
Pints, and Quarts
DAVID L. WEBSTER, Mgr.
Compliments
of
TUNSTALL
FOODS CO.
Danville, Va.
Phone 3-7455
Jones Radio and
Record Shop
C. D. JONES, Prop.
We Service All Models of Radios
and Carry a Complete Line
of Records
1105 E. Market St.—Greensboro
DIAL 6729
Community Dry Cleaners
Tailoring — Altering — Repairing
R. B. HINES, Manager
MRS. B. JOHNSON, Dressmaker
711 E. Market St. — Greensboro
CAROLINA FLORIST AND LANDSCAPE
DESIGNERS
436 EAST WASHINGTON STREET
DIAL 7419
NIGHTS CALL 3-1877
DAVIS-MARK’S SHOE SHOP
no EAST MARKET STREET
"You will wear out your shoes looking for a better place to take them’
’‘For the BEST YET Meals"
VISIT
HALF MOON
CAFE
1109 East Market Street
One Hundred Dollars Reward to Anyone Who Can Furnish
Information Sufficient to Prove that the
SANITARY DRY CLEANING COMPANY
does not use modern equipment
SANITARY DRY CLEANING COMPANY
“Our Cleaning Pleases Particular People”
106 North Dudley Street Greensboro
DIAL 7453
JUANITA’S LINGERIE SHOP
•
“For Your Convenience, Shop Here and Save”
DIAL 3-3166
931 E. Market Street Greensboro, N. C.
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