DECEMBER 9, 1950
CLARION
PAGE SEVEN
The pair of local boys above who drive school busses for local
public schools are Sid Wilson and Bob McGuire. Absent from the
picture, Albert Bishop is also a local bus driver.
Around The Campus
(Continued From Page Two)
Joyce Brand hasn’t broken her
leg from running down those steps
at break-neck speed to answer
those calls from Chicago. There
seem to be a number of calls
which come from Clemson, too.
These bring another second-floor
resident down the hall, charging
for the office. Perhaps these calls
have a little something to do with
the reason Betty Jean Evans can
hardly wait for that wonderful
trip to Miami, Florida, to see the
Clemson Tigers play in the Orange
Bowl! Luck, girl!
The Glee club has its share of
the couples on the campus; there’s
no doubt about it. Take for in
stance Natalie and Archie, and
Hope and Jack. There’s a cute
quartette—you’ve got a soprano,
bass, alto, and tenor. They seem
to make perfect harmony in things
other than songs, too.
Double-dating is quite popular
among the students, although they
don’t have to decide whose car
they’ll go in. It’s just a matter of
who walks in front up the hill.
Ann Lewis, Fletch Martin, Dot
Dellinger, and Bruce Rowe are a
regular four-some on movie night
now.
College life broadens the heart
as well as the mind. For instance,
Shug Canter took Norma Jean
Williams home over the Thanks-
i giving holidays, and he knew that
he wasn’t making that trip just
to get some of mother’s good
cooking; although we grant you,
that’s not a bad idea now that
we’ve mentioned it. Just goes to
show you that chivalry isn’t dead!
The steadiest—of—the—steadies
award can be divided into three
parts and presented to Mary Grace
Nance and Willard Buffkin, Gloria
Starnes and David Price, Mart
Gibbs and Chester Baker. Don’t
they ever have just one little dis
agreement? Must not, they always
seem to be peace-loving.
A very merry Christmas and
happy holiday to each of you!
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See those yellow buses parked
down there by the science build
ing? They belong to Sid Wilson,
Bob McGuire and Albert Bishop.
Now we’ll take part of that back,
they don’t exactly belong to
them, but the boys do drive them.
These three day students are bus
drivers for Brevard high school.
Albert lives at Cedar Mountain
and brings in a load of students on
his way to college. Bob and Sid
both live in the lower end of the
county and bring students from
that section. These part-time jobs
occupy only part of their time, for
they’re all studying hard here at
college.
Sid, who’s nicknamed ‘‘Bo-Bo,”
received his diploma at Brevard
high school last spring. He took
an active part in many school ac
tivities but was most outstanding
in F.F.A. work. “Bo-Bo” played
only one year of varsity ball dur-
uig high school, but his perfor
mance was good enough to enable
him to make the team here at col
lege. He was a student bus driver
at high school for four years, and
did not give up the job this year.
He’s combining this with his school
work. Sid’s part-time job at the
Chicken Kitchen takes much of
his time, too. Somehow or another,
though, he manages to keep his
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beware because we have it that
Sid was elected the Biggest Heart-
breaker of his class of ’50. Sid is
taking a general education course
and plans to major in agriculture
at N. C. State.
Bob was right along with Sid
in that group of students who re
ceived diplomas at B.H.S. last
spring. Here’s another agricul
ture major who has hopes of trans
ferring to State. He took an ac
tive part in F.F.A. work in high
school and received many honors
from the number of annual con
tests held in the county. Bob
played two years of high school
football and then stepped into the
limelight here at the college last
fall.
Albert graduated from high
school in 1948 and then attended
Clemson college for two years. He
transferred here at the beginning
of the fall semester and is con
tinuing in a liberal arts course.
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