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iublishod Vi/ee^’.:ly tho. StuJer.ts
of
Louisburg Golioge
EJITORI,.!- ST..FF
E, Harrisori--Ed.itor“-ir.-CLiof
R, Barthcl0mt;7/--.ics0c iato Editor
Cliff Morris — Scliool Edifccr
Borden McCleos--‘i.i"',i;o-'Jp Ijdi-bor
Juar.ita Kurloy--3ociety Editor
Matt i,lcCade--i::ev;s Editor
Henry Murdon“-Exohp.nge ■i^'ditor
RuToy G, i.iassoi.burg“-Alunr.i Editor
Clyde Stallings—Foaturo i^^ditor.-
3USIKESS ST..Pi-’
j'ocdrov/ McNeill--i3iisinoss Mana^ei’
rote £^ago--.isst, Susinoss Ivigr,
Henry Smith—Circulation.Mgr,
Bill :vlann--iisst, Circulation
iiEi:ORTCKl.a. ST.a-’F
Alice Cahill Marjorie Spivey,
o^il Cope Kat Vi/inborne
Harold Llorris , -Bobby-vVaters
Sidney Ropor
F..CIJLTY ^DVISERS
i.ir, Taff Miss ^'eyatt
JH..T THEY THIi«v
Louisburg has meant the open
ing up of a nev/ life for me made
P'cssible by the self-help plan. It
has aided me i;ot only intellec.tual-
ly, but* culturally in preparing my
self for li£‘u_, _
I.iy tv;o years at Louisburg have
been the happiest I can remomber.
The friendly, informal ..atmosphere
aroujid the college has enabled me
to Diake some of the best fricnds^^ j
at'-iong both students and faculty tho.:1
one could desi*re,_ _ _ _ .
The Christian, homelike atraosr
chei‘0 of Louisburg has meant two
years of re-'.l hapi^in^ss for mo. The
faculty and student body, have cooi-.-
erated in ’’^naking the best
TiiO Staff extend its sympathy to ;
Miss ceyatt v/ho Is sick at :.Icrhei^
son's Hospital, Durham, 'ile hope
that she v/ill soon be back^with .us
for wo niss her, . ..
e 'r'yi'O - ■ ,
P, Y ' W A Y 'o •J’ M S :i T I 0
Louisburg College and the Senior
Clnsc re grot the Toss of Jirnmio
Shrw, Senior Class rrcsident, Jimmie
';in.c v/ei: liked here and his loss
wil] b-e- folt by of his friends.
There’s big, red ‘'Quarantine"
sign on the c.'ayk'.j'^i-'Or ’ s desk '"these
days, -boys^ Miss Sti^e gave strict
o?-ders that loitering -.round the
'dosP, delivering of notes, calling |
of girls arO ether si-\iliar'’.Kxtra- ,
curricular" activities are to be • ?
vtLnishod, and anyone trespass!.-g '
is to bo severely punished. Sorry,
girls; '-10 helped you kill many a
lull.'minute and often kept you on
the hop but “them days- are g'T-c
.ever, '
^ popular question at the c.ir',.
table seems to be ‘'Beans, Bc-.ns;
;/ho ’ s got the Beans'?" ^cid to pcxi
phrase Tennyson’s "Charge of ^he
Lif^ht Brigade” the^ answer is ’'Ecanr:
to! the left of usj' tie-ns ^to- the ■ ,
right of usi'' Honestly, F-culty,
are you as tired of be ;-r.3 as we?
■ v/hat’s hiippened to our water
fbuntai;'.? . It's been out of commis
sion so lor.^3 it’s'being used as a ^
book rackjV/ith no ax-prehensions of
soaked books. And it's mighty In
convenient 'for anyone wanting a
driclc*- of W"ter, ; ’ _
Has our 'school spirit sunk so
low that v/c. C'^re little‘for the bas
ketball gam-es? A pop mooting before
each game would put new spirit intp^
all‘of 'us » This business of tlae ^
boys on the team working v/ithout 4,
any b'-'Cking and enthusiasm on our i
part v/on't. go. Besides our ovrn
team., wo should some sportsmanship ■ '
for the,visiting team. Lot's have
pop meetings, what do you say?
’With such a s-plondid Glee Club
touring here and there, Louisburg
College is getting;the short end
of the^ concerts. Only one has
been given in tho college' this year,
■Jl:.y not another?