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THE WESLEYAN DECREE
FeToruary 28, 1962
SOMETHING N E W has been
added to the Post Office (the
table).
Commission Buys
Additional Games
Uecently new games were pur
chased by the A'hlclics Commis
sion. These include such games as
chess, monopoly, scrabble, and
checkers.
Jimmy Johnston, chairman of
this commission, said, “I’d like to
urge all of the students to come by
the commissions room and check
out some of these games. At least
come by and see what the Athletic
Commission has to offer you in your
sipare time.
“Also we are planning to go in
with the Social Cammission for a
baseball dance on April 7.”
Talk Topics
At Wesleyan
According to Jimmy Jolinston,
chairman of tlie Athletic Commis
sion, “A monopoly fever” has swepl
the boys dorm.
“The past two weeks have been
good kite weather,” says Gi.'ace
Schwartz, Faye Ellington, and Cher
ry Gorham.
“Wo like cabooses,” says Bruce
Sharer and his buddies.
“Evie” Harris, chairman of the
Social Commission, says she needs
some of the 'future baseball players
to “run” some errands for her
since that’s all .they seem to be
doing.
Parmie Moore, Business Manag
er of the Annual, asks, “Why don’t
people pay their bills?”
Brenda Rose, Dormitory CO'Uncil
Member, says, “it seems as though
I have started a fad in the cafe
teria—Molasses and buttre? Guess
v/here I got the idea—Evelyn’s fa
ther.
New Students Arrive
I. W. Rose Drug Co.
112 N. Main St.
Complete Prescription Service
— Cosmetics —
Social Calendar
March 10—High School Students
are coming again.
March 17 — St. Patrick's Day
Dance (possibly semi-formal).
April 7lh Dance.
May 12—Spring formal.
The 12 new f_;ces on campus this
jsemeste:' are from far (as Cclum-
,'bus, Oh-'o) and near (as Rocky
Mount).
The Dorm Students: Jean Brad
shaw', a sophomore transfer from
WCUNC is from Carthage, N. C.;
Crrroll Johnson, who previously
worked for the gcvcrnmcn\ is irom
A;hngton, Va.; David Brady, a
former service man, is from Colum
bus, Ohio; Hark V/cod (Kirk’s b'g
brother) is a trtinsfer from Louis-
burg Jr. Collf'j'e; and Dav'd L ner
from II llsboro, N. C,
i The Djy Students: Edw:rd
Lamm, f.'cm the Naval Academy at
Annapolis and Ginger Price, a
transfer from U.S.C. & Wilmington
College, are both fro m Rocky
Mount. Mrs. Gwen Joyner, a trans
fer from flasi Cjrolina, is frcin
Roanoke Rapids. Also ifrom Rocky
Mount are Bill B'own and Mike 1
Livesay. '
Special Student: Bruce Strick-j
land is from Battleboro, N. C.
Night Student: Edgar L. Webb
is from Pinetops, N. C. j
They may be new faces, but they
are by no means outsiders. This
doLcn is very much a ipart of Wes
leyan.
i.
DAVID BRADY, one of the new
students, likes casual studying.
YOUTH SHOP’S
CAMPUS ROOM
223 S. Main
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
We Welcome Your
Charge Account
THE JEWEL BOX
128 S. Main St., Rocky Mount
414 Main St., Tarboro, N. C.
Student Retreat
(Continued :'rom page I)
treat with: “You can give to gene
rations of Wesleyan students a pro
gram, tradition, example to follow
. . What is mine, is ours, let’s
share it . . . Think what you have
to give . . . ability . . . inquiring
mind . . . time . . . example . . .
[perspiration , . .”
Understatement: Students, to put
your mind at ease I w'ould like to
tell that this is going to be a short
quiz (14 pages!).
COMPLIMENTS OF
GERMAN’S
J E W P] L E R
Hobby - Model &
Craft Supplies
BOBBITT’S
130 Sunset Ave.
APPROVED
SERVICE
Compliments Of
BULLUCK
CLOTHING CO.
Mebane Shoe Co.
For That New I-ook In Shoes
Phone GI 2-2689
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
Recommended by—
HANDMACHER
WORSTED-TEX
JONATHAN LOGAN
BOTANY 500
OFFICE EQUIPMEHT CO.
SINCE mi
FOR
STUDENT AND
FACULTY
SCHOOL AND
OFFICE SUPPLIES
147 S. Main St.
Bishop Laundry Co.
Pickups Monday, Wednesday, Friday
See your dormitory representative