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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 13, 1943
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TITLE IN and
AND WA'S THE 9m BATTER.
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NOW HE'S 5TU0yiNG TO BE A
NAVAL FLIER. AND LIKES
IT SO MUCH HE A(Ay
STICK TO FLVINff
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WAR/
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INVEST toy. OF YOUR /NCOME
' M WAfi BONDS AND STAMPS!
NEW CLV'B FORMED IN
EAST DORMITORY
On third floor of East dormitory,
a new and exciting club is being
brought to life. Called the "Mud
Pack” club, and headed by Marco
(Mud Pack) Cheli, the club is rapidly
growing and progressing into one of
the better-liked clubs on the campus.
Details of the club are not available
as yet, but Mr. Cheli, President of the
club, released the following statement
this morning; "I feel as though this
club will appeal to all the fellows on
the campus. It has done wonders
for me.” Available information points
out that Marco may be on the road to
success, as his facial experiments are
achieving astonishing results. The
iames of the members of the club were
not available. However, Mr. Cheli
stated that he is assisted by Kate
White in his experiments. “It's done
wonders for me” was the only state
ment Miss Kate White would release
to your columnist.
DON MILLER WILL PRESENT
PIANO RECITAL FEB. 17, AT
• ELON HIGH AUDITORIUM
Don Miller, American-born pianist,
will be presented in a recital February
i7 at 7 o’clock in the Elon High School
auditorium.
Even in Pennsylvania, where musi
cal prodigies are thick as whipped
cream on coffee, Mr. Miller was a
special kind of little boy. As an in
fant, only music could keep him still.
At two he climbed on the piano stool,
picked out with one finger bits of his
mother’s piano repertory. From that
day till the present Mr. Miller has
continued his musical ambitions, and
his performance here is sure to please
all the local music lovers.
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