December 15, 1924
THE WEAVER PEP
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FOOTBALL BANQUET
The Weaver College football
team were guests of the town
people of Weaverville at a ban
quet given at West’s Cafe on
Dec. 1.
Prof. C. H. Trowbridge, Pres
ident of Weaver College, acted as
toastmaster for the evening.
The food served was of an
excellent quality and there was
an abundance of everything that
appeals to the appetite of the
husky football player. After the' cartoons.
in the country. The drawings
have been forwarded to the en
graver, together with campus
views. Class photographs will
be sent in this week. If the few
photo^aphs that have not yet
come in are turned 6ver to the
editor immdeiately, it is quite
probable that more than half the
copy will be in the hands of the
printer by January 1.
It has been rumored that Billy
Bourne is going to favor the an
nual with one of his splendid
All who read The
food had been partaken of ev-' Asheville Citizen know that he
t-ryone present was called on for is capable of producing the best,
a speech. All responded in good The business manager reports
style. It was pointed out in the that he is having fair success in
speeches that a great deal of the securing advertising contracts,
success of the season was due to He wants it distinctly under-
the work of v^oach Arbogast. stood, however, that lack of sup-
Everyone thanked the represen port by any student will be con-
tative of the town people who sidered a treasonable offense,
gave the banquet for the back- Every student is expectd to pur-
ing that they had received from chase an annual. To refuse to
them. I do so is. tp break faith with
After the banquet, ballots those who are giving of their
were taken for captain of the time and talent freely; the only
1925 team. Emory Lyda, for reward they ask or hope for, be-
three years center on the “Blue.ing the joy that comes from the
Giant” team, was elected to this satisfaction that one gets from
position. knowing that he has done a hard
Those present at the banquet job well, a job that will reflect
were M’* ’’ V. Erskine who rep- glory upon our Alma Mater,
resented the town people, Coach
B. H. Arbogast, Prof. C. H. |
Trowbridge. Graduate Manager THE CARPENTER-
E. R. Presson, Captain Fred
gave ^confidence to the faculty
and student body that the right
person had been secured as in
structor of Economics.
Dr. Briley is rather resenred,
but to know her is to lov^ her.
It is with deep regret that her
resignation has been accepted.
On account of the condition
her health and also that oJ^ her
mother, she will not be able to
return to Weaver after Christ
mas, but she will spend the com
ing months with her people. It
is the sincere wish of every one
at Weaver that Dr. Briley and
her mother will soon be restored
to health.
There will be some changes in
the work after Christmas. Mrs.
Carden, the wife of Prof. Car
den and a very energetic and ca
pable woman, will relive Prof.
Powell of some of his work and
will take over high school Eng
lish that Dr. Briley had. Prof.
Powell will resume his place held
last year as head of the Depart
ments of History and Economics.
It’s a great deal better to come
from the. country ancj have folks
know it, than to come from town
and have folks thinking that you
came from the country.
Janie: What would you do if
I were to cry?
Williamson: Hang out a sign,
“Wet Paint.”
I wish I had a flivver.
I’d take a merry ride.
I’l like to feel it quiver,
With a maiden by my side.
I know I’m not a shiek,
Not good looking, as you see;
But if I had a fliver,
Then the gals would care for
me.
By Henry Fortesquire.
The hours I spent with thee,
dear heart.
Are frought with joy and
bliss, although
At times I’d like to kick apart
My radio, my radio.
Brummitt, Bonner Boger, Ray
Carpenter, Sidney Croy, Horace
Clemens, Richard Evans, Ever-
ette Goebel, Marshall Hampton,
MATTHEWS CUP
Weaver gained possession for
at least’one-y^ear 'andJnaade a
Fleet Hinson, Okel Jones, Na- good start tdward penrianent
than Jones, Theodore Jervis,'possession of the handsome lov-
Comelius Kuykendall, Samuel :ing cup that Will 'be- given to
Lemond, Emory Lyda, Steve
Presson, uaroll Sorrells, Leon
Warlick, D. B. Williamson, Mar
vin Widenhouse.
Record of the “Blue Giants”
Weaver 0 Carson-Newman 63
Canton 0
Mars HiU 0
Wingate 6
Furman 2nd .. 13
Tusculum .... 17
Farm School .. 0
Weaver 10 Mars Hill 0
Weaver 20
Weaver 0
Weaver
Weaver
Weaver
Weaver
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“The Mountaineer” Promises
To Be A Work Of Merit
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uses which the institution has
produced in the past.
The local art editors are mak
ing some unusually fine draw
ings to be used as introductory
pages. Besides the student art
ists who are at work, the editor-
in-chief has secured the eser-
vices of Mr. James Burrus, who
was such a valuable aid on last
year’s “Mountaineer.” Mr. Bur
rus has just completed desi^s
for Ex-libris, sub-title, and title
pages. He has also worked up
panel designs for view section,
and senior section. These draw
ings will give to the book an air
of refinement that few can fully
appreciate, since they are based
on the designing submitted by
the footbaal teams of Weaver or
Mars Hill Colleges that wins the
first three games between the
two institutions. This trophy is
offered by the jewelry firm of
Carpenter - Matthews of Ashe
ville.
The first game between the
two institutions after the cup
was offered resulted in a score
less tie. Weaver won the next
game and is entitled to keep the
cup until the next meeting be
tween the two teams.
The trophy was presented to
the footb^l team by Mr. Mat
thews of the Carpenter-Mat-
thews firm at the chapel hour on
December 9ith. It was received
by Captain Brummitt.
Give Your Fibns to H. S. Broome, Agent, Weaver College
Appreciation
OF CRAFTSMANSHIP
To better record those Moments
of Happiness'—in Kodaking,
we offer our consultation and
service. i
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KING KODAK FINISHING CO.
17 King Street Asheville, N. C.
Dr. Beulah Briley Resigns As
Economics Department Head
Weaver College was very for
tunate in securing Dr. Beulah M.
Briley as a member of the fac
ulty for the school year begin
ning September 3, 1924. Dr.
Briley is a Ph. D. graduate of the
University of Iowa and is an ex
perienced and competent teach
er. She came to her new posi
tion with a genuine interest in
the welfare of the college. The
^e" Bureau of Engraving’s art-1 vigor and intelligence with which
ists who are the best to be had she tackled her work at once
We cordially invite the Weaver College
students to visit Asheville’s New and Only
Sporting Goods Store and use our indoor
practice golf net. No obligation except to
make yourself at home.
For brother or sister an assortment of
smart sport coats and slip-ons are here for
jour inspection. See the golf treasures for a
real novelty in Christmas gifts.
MICKELBERRY
SPENCE & RUSSELL
EXCLUSIVE SPORTING GOODS
38 Haywood Street Asheville