the clarion
JANUARY 17, 1958
PAGE FOUR
Rambling
With
Audrey
By
Audrey
Honeycutt
Ah, what’s that familiar pitter-
patter I hear upon my window j
pane as I sneak out of bed after a |
weekend of beautiful, sunny weath-!
er? I knew it! The radnjr.3ker is at |
it again and with the rain he s
bringing icy sidewalks. Eve^one
was going “Slipping and sliding
toward Dunham Hall this morn
ing. Oh well, we can’t be so for
tunate as to have beautiful weath
er and exams handed to us too.
Exams . . . isn’t that a musical
sounding word! After three horri
ble ole weeks of sleep, good
gifts, and good times, what could
be more glorious than to return to
burning the midnight oil and
cramming for those dearly beloved
exams? Seriously now, it’s time all
of us buckled down and hit the
books for a spell. We’d hate to be
missing a few of those smiling fa
ces around here next semester.
(Mine included.)
• Say, “ole” Dan Dupid was real
ly on the ball over those Christmas
holidays. Has everyone noted the
•beautiful sparkling additions to cer
tain girls’ third finger, left hand?
Congratulations are in order for
Beverly Ussury and Charlie Ad
ams; Thurley Stepipe and Harold
Mask; and Thelma Parker and Gary
Wagner. May your futures be hap
py ones. The love bug seems to
have bit Goldie and Harry a little
harder. They became Mr. and Mrs.
Harrv Queen. Our heartiwt con
gratulations, Goldie
couldn’t have happened to nw
er people. Many new steady cm
pies were added to the corps
the holidays, also. Spnng must not
be far off.
To Margaret and Eddie and the
rest of the Valentine Court, we also
offer congratulations. You’re a de
serving bunch.
Big plans must be in the makmg
for the Valentine Dance. Living
next door to the Nemo President I,
cnn hear much whispering and gig’i
sling. Incidentally, boys, I did over-
hear the girls saying that they were,
requesting you not to give the girls
flowei^ for this special occasion in
order to cut down the expenses for
the dance. Isn’t that nice of them?
We’re surely going to miss Jo
Smart, Ronnie Money, Charlie Ad-
ams, and all the rest of the people
who will leave us through gradua
tion at the end of the semester.
Here’s hoping you won’t forget us
and do come back for frequent vis
its. Our best wishes go with you as
you go on to higher goals.
May I add my word of admira
tion to Mr. Alex McFadden and h^
cast for the superb job they did in
"Time Out for Ginger”. It was one
of the finest performances I’d ever
seen and I’m sure everyone who
saw it feels the same.
That drizzle of rain on the win
dow pane makes me want to go
rambling off into dreamland, but as
usual, there’s more work to be
done. That’s the way the cookie
crumbles in the life of a college
student.
A
Bird’s
Eye
View
By
“Pat” Guyer
now
ri;SiS;e'’.Uasnecome
fsecSary item of most Brevard
students list.
Congratulations to P/of«ssor,
Alex B. McFadden, the Masquers,
knd the cast for “Time Our For
Ginger” for a bang-up performance j
Saturday night. The play was well |
polished and displayed many hours
of hard work.
The Women’s Monogram Club
is' now a full-fledged organization
Sarah Middleton has been elected
president of the group, and Mary
Ellen Coffey secretary - treasurer.
Already they are making plans for
a joint party with the Men’s Mono
gram Club to be held in early
spring and to sell class blazers.
Last week the Nemos and Del-
phians held an election for the
Valentine King and Queen and
their court. They will reign at the
Sweetheart’s Ball, the annual dance
Rumors And Comments
(Continued from Page One)
get a new science buildiag.”
“ ‘About to get’ is a relative
term,” states Dean Bennett.
“The Administration is now
studying plans of science buildings
and expects to forge ahead with a
building program as rapidly as pos
sible. But ‘no man knows the day
nor the hour’ . . . Moreover, the
science building is a part of the
larger campus envisioned, to io.
elude a music and fine - arts build
ing and a gymnasium.”
of the two societies.
Before the Christmas vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roy, advisors for
the Kappa Chi, held an open house
for its members. Tasty refresh
ments and enlightenmg conversa
tion was enjoyed by all.
On February 1 members of the
EMA Club will sponsor a Masquer
ade Ball. Howard Martin, presi
dent of the club, urges all students
to begin preparing their costumes.
Ideas have suggested to range from
“Little Bo Peep” to “Lady Mac-
Beth”.
Good luck on those finals now
AND may your next semester be
filled with many happy days.
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