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THE GUILFORDIAN
GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. C.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BOARD
Fred H. Morris Editor-in-Chief
C. Robt. Mitchell. .Business Manager
Prof. W. E. Moore Censor
Prof. J. B. Woosley... .Alumni Editor
Bessie Guthrie Laura Davis
Harrell Budd Ethel Speas
Ezra Moore Sarah Richardson
Joseph Reddick Mary I. Shamburgei
Deborah Brown Clifford Hinshaw
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SI.OO
Address all communications to
Tub Gtilfokdiax, Guilford Col
lege. X. C.
FOOTBALL.
We are now playing football ;il
Guilford a/id, from the interest
with which all have been watch
ing the development of a team, it
would seem to be heartily support
ed. Hut is this true?
The football club has given suits
to more boys than are necessary
for two complete teams, yet it :s
only by hard work that they are
able to get twenty-two men on the
field it one time. Is it because the
boys haven't got the nerve? Ido
not wish to accuse any Guilford
boy of this until I know absolute
ly that it is true. I would rather
think that I t- is debating the ques
tion: Does it pay?
This question must be answered
by every one for himself, but for
those who are physically able
there are many good arguments
for football. I think no one will
deny that football develops manly
qualities. It takes grit to hit a
living wall of men, but doing this
mokes a man fearless —a cowarl
cannot do it. It takes the best of
brain and muscle to play the game
successfully and this undoubtedly
tends to make the football player
live clean.
I think that any one who is a
man, physically speaking, and
who is not a coward can get both
pleasure and benefit from this
game. The gridiron is a go >ri
place to learn to know your fellow
students. It is a good place to ex
pend surplus energy and at the
same time develop qualities t at
will make one successful in the
big game of life.
ZATASIAN NOTES.
At our meeting on October 1.
some of our new members were
called upon to help with the pro
gram for the first time. These la
dies performed their parts well
and gave us an inkling of what
they can do.
Under miscellaneous business it
w as suggested that we plant some
of our society flowers, the blue for
get-me-nots, in pots to keep in the
windows of our hall. This plan
was heartily approved and a com
mittee was appointed to set; about
carrying, out the plan.
Since the very beginning of this
school year some of our members
have been interested in composing
;i Zatasian Society song. At this
meeting a song was submitted to
be read before the society. Every
one seemed pleased with it and it
was adopted as our society song
for the present.
On October 8, the following of
ficers were installed, having been
elected the meeting before: Presi
dent, Ethel Speas; vice-president.
Ellen White; secretary, Gertrude
Crouk; marshal, Grace Burke.
We had a splendid programme
which showed much interest and
Corel bought.
At these two meetings the fol
lowing members were added to
our number: Beulah Cranford,
Vanner Xeece, Eula Haekett,
Leacy Haekett, Alta Lindley,
Eleanor Fox. and IJuth Harding.
LETTERS TO GUI LFORDI AN.
(The publication of letters does not
necessarily mean that their senti
ments are indorsed by the Board.)
"THE QUILFORDIAN" SPIRIT.
There is a goodiv number of stu
dents on the campus who are sad
ly neglecting some of their duties
as (iuilfordians. In other words
there are boys and girls here who
lack the true (luilford spirit. Now
of all things that we should not
do this is one. Perhaps you think
you have this Guilford spirit but
when you fail to support THK
GFILFORDIAX you certainly show
lack of college and society spirit.
THE GUILFORDIAN is put out by
the active student body of Guil
ford College, and not by the fac
ulty. It belongs to the student
body and therefore, should be and
must be supported by that body.
Have you subscribed to TIIE
GUILFORDIAN? If you have not
you are not showing the true Guil
ford spirit. You are not only do
ing this but you are also losing
much when you thus forfeit your
right to partnership in TIIE GUIL
FORDIAX.
There are some students here
who have not subscribed to the
college paper and yet they can tell
one everything it contains. How
did they find it out? Well, I sup
pose those students read their
neighbor's paper. Now this is not
the thing for any member of this
student body to do. You owe THE
GUILFORDIAN your loyal support
and if you are reading your neigh
bor's paper you are sadly neglect
ing your duty to your paper, your
society and your college for you
are threatening Ihe very existence
of a college paper. If every one
showed the same attitude towards
THE GUILFORDIAN that you are
showing what would the paper be?
Moral: Come across; subscribe,
contribute.
THE GUILFORDIAN
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A. L. RIDDICK, College Representative.
GUILFORD COLLEGE
We want our Alumni, Old Students and friends to help us make a
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TOMORROW
Some will probably locate in
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C. M. HAUSER, Active Vice-Pres.
W. G. BRADSHAW, Vice-President.
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