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NOVEMBER 4, 1950 CLARION PAGE SEVEN Name Poll Nets Little But Quips A Clarion poll to determine a name for the cafeteria unearthed suggestions ranging from the sub lime to the extreme. The names picked by the boys indicated that they were more concerned with the price of food, while the girls v/ere more interested in the qual ity. Looking ruefully at his depleted stock of meal tickets, Howard Gra ham insisted that the cafeteria should be christened “Gaither’s Gold Mine.” In the same vein of thought was Willard Buffkin’s proposal of “Rich Man’s Kitchen.” Hope Leonard’s laughing admis sion that no matter what name was chosen, the cafeteria would still be the “Chow Hall” to her, was seconded by Bill Lassley, Bill Baldwin, and Dean Whitson, who also approved of the title “Mess Hall.” A touch of the exotic was added by Walter “Dizzy” Harris who proposed the “Cafe Rendezvous” and Ellen Faulkner who endorsed ‘ The Casbah.” Chester Blaker and Bob McAl lister voiced the choices of “Pto maine Domaine” and “Ptomaine Tavern,” while Bill Carter, Jerry Crawford, and Lander Rudisill voiced the opposite opinion with their nominations of ‘Gourmand’s Delight,” “Healthy Haven” and “Student’s Retreat.” As these boys were making their decisions, Archie Miller decided that the caf eteria should be named “The Cafeteria.” With Ijer English literature book propped up in front of her, Mildred Skipper announced that the cafe teria should be cleped the “Mede IlaU.” While Carolyn Collins debated the merits of the “Gaitheteria” and “Bonaparte’s Retreat,” Ruth Dough erty chimed in yrith her choice of (fiiiiiitiiiiiiniiiiiitiii'iiitiiiiif iiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MICY’S LAUNDRY PHONE 520 343 King Street IlillllllllillllllllllllllllllllllMIIIMIlllliniliiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii POOLE MEN’S SHOP Suits — Socks — Sweaters Students Tour (Continued From Page Six) the little crickets over behind the players bench, where we caught wind of an adjective or two from a few disgusted members of the team. In less than an hour we were ready to leave. Our destination? You could never guess. We were all out for just any little old place where they served anything that slightly resembled food. We stopped at a wide place in the road, and out of the windows and doors of that bus we poured. I’ll just say we ate a sufficient amount—I don’t want to embarrass my self or anyone else by telling how much, but I do think that it had been a long, long time since our two chaperones had eaten! Back in the bus—“Oh, My Stars! Who mutilated somebody? There’s biood all over the place?” “Now don’t get excited, it’s just Earl! No. No. he didn’t kill anybody. His “The Food Foundry.” Other suggestions were “The Beanery,” “The Cabornet,” “The Chatterbox” and “Tastee Tavern.” However, most students echoed the statement made by John Gor don, who, when questioned as to his preference declared, “I can’t think of any particular name for the cafeteria, but I do know that it is the greatest discovery since the atomic bomb.” KEARNS GROCERY Open Sundays and Evenings Fancy Groceries -lllllllllilltnMMItlllllllllltKlltlllllttllllilltlMIIMtlllllKfllll MCM6ER THEY’RE HERE! BREVARD COLLEGE SCRAPBOOKS BREVARD COLLEGE ALBUMS School Colors— ; —Leather Bindings i AUSTIN’S STUDIC •.'V- nose is bleeding—he’s from the flat country, y’ know, and the altitude is about to get him.” We stopped in Crossnore for a bit, while the doctor there got him straightened out. Now—it’s straight for home. Straight, eh? Ha! That was a fun ny one! You just don’t know this crowd. We had to stop in Asheville and eat, again! Of course, delicate little old me couldn’t hold much. 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