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THE SANDSPUR Ha-los from Angel Farm AS WE SEE IT By Bobby Calhoun and James Tony -^90 “ Angel Farm? You mean the “Paradise” only twelw miles from Maxton? Just imagine — about ^^o hunM and sixty girls of which less than two per cent are fatally Xchfd Blondes, brunettes, and a few red-heads ranging from four feet and six inches to five feet and eleven ’ a?eTfrom to ; and all have time on their hands (time for four classes in the morning and a three hour laboratory in the afternoon). , . “Flossie Mac” is located in the southeast portion ot the thriving metropolis of Red Springs. college in twenty minutes provided you have a 48 Chrysler and travel at the supersonic speed of thirty miles per Iwur. BVtelephone, 282-1 and 918-1 offer prompt service - wed, •Svice anywky. A letter will reach F. M. C m four hours (If sent special delivery, air mail it might arrive a few minutes earlier!) The girls may date any-afternoon until forty-tiye o’clock and Saturday and Monday nights until ten thirty o’clock. Most Juniors and Seniors may date any night in eluding Sunday. Freshmen and Sophomores niay date on Sunday nights provided the boys are from a distance—over twelve miles, in other words. j Somehow you can always find something to do movies, concerts, and. parties. You’ll have a chan^ce to “wreck” the “rec” hall with bowling balls, ping pong pad dles and old maids—card, that is! Bridge and poker are washed out. If you should happen to be a second Pade- weski YOU can always entertain on the twenty-five harp- the afternoons m caer lo s.uay weski „ Then vou can pretend that the That is okay if you reai y weie sicords at Angel arm. 7, hut don't study but here is what^w^^ww tea room is a favorite “dive”, you know, dine, but aon t dance.” (Really, “Flossie Mac” is not too hampered by rules Have you heard about the four formals and the many informal dances planned for this year?) Gee, there are lots of things to do, but if none of these interest you, lyou can always just sit and talk. The time, the place, and the — oh, how do you meet one of these angels? They tell me that the P. J. C. boys have a lot of ingenuity. Here's a chance to prove it ’Tis nothing uncommon for ye ole rotunda to lairiy bulge and throb with the patter of little (?) feet and the soft melodious voices of Flossie s own model angeis, dui, pg coaLem. „ wViqV nVi whflt haooens when our nearest of kin inmatesUhe few tame squirrels we have Is“^tom?heportro?P. J. C. to caper and clown cut up (c, c, c, is right . . . pardon, ad hbmg) right there infant to ZOO and shoot the middle of the “hole” on first floor, giving those of usi ■who were Vianging over her sides (referring to the rotunua s (Editor’s note: Yeah. ? - Yeah!! — — And a knife in your Our so called cheerleaders are the nnost cheerless bunch of peo ple I’ve ever heard. I personally believe the word ‘‘pall-bearer’' would suit them better than the name cheerleaders! If they lived up to their title they would or should do what the name indi cates- It is their duty as cheer leaders to cheer and inspire others to do the same. Has that been the case? No!! Our cheerleaders are an independent crew and only attempt a few feeble yells throughout the entire game, or a “Hideo-Ho” on the kick-off. I’ll admit the crowd doesn’t support the team either—by cheering I -meian- This fault can also be blamed on our cheerless leaders. They should be the sparkplugs for all yells and cheers but so far I haven’t seen any spark in them. The only rei^.: ,-»nd earnest cheering I’ve heard has come from the bench that holds the football players- Cheerleaders, does the football team have to play all the games and also lead the cheer ing??? At the first of the season our football squad consisted of ap proximately forty eight players. At the present time it is litOe more than half that size. A common excuse for dropping was “I need the afternoons in order to study-” That IS okay if you really were going to study but here is what most of them do instead of study ing. Every afternoon they play touch football on the grass in front of the dorm. W^hat’s wrong The varsity team too rough for you??? Call yourself a Hunter ? ? Recently some brave and daring young man rase early one morn ing and proceeded to do some squirrel hunting- Only this guy didn’t possess the sporting blood that most hunters have — nO- ^ ^e had to be content by shooting Basketball Basketall practice was started this week with about fifteen or twenty hopefuls reporting for workouts under the direction of Coach Peanut Doak- Several oth ers will report after the football a date- Not too many boys have cars at school, but it’s a pleasure to see a little more scenery than Red Springs in the afternoon if ing met. Numerous improvements the payments on the car are be- could be made, but what oan a man hope for?? Paradise? season closes: Garland Barker, George and Garnet Fawcett, Ankie Rowe, and Wiley Steed are returning from last years team. Some of the new boys that are looking good to date are Johnny Johnson, 6’6” center, Jerry Parrish, Pete Has ty, Dickie Hendricks, Chick Seals Sid Oarraway and Gene Skinner- Johnson is especially effective on tip-ins and layup shots. Hastty and Parrish have been dumping in shots from all over the court, the latter specializing on hooks from the circle. Coach Doak is looking forward to a good season this year. As yet the schedule has not been released. Thermometers aren’t the only things that are graduated with degrees without having brains. vwwwwvwwwwwv CAMEL FLOWER AND PLEE-ZING PRODUCTS HAMMOND GROCERY CO. Laurinburg, N. C. ERSKINE JEWELERS GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR Laurinburg’, N. C. v%wvwvwwvwwvvvvvwwvvw\v\vwvw ^VVWWVWVWVWWW»V»WWWVW»WVVWV»WWVWWWWVVWVWM back too!!) of course) a biiiggg thrill. -r, ^ -i Let’s get to the point—’nuff of that stuff. Ready 7 Then I’ll let you in on the dope. , How Sharpe can you be, Hal? It s a cinch you ve been pu-lenty sharp to rate the date with the little woman. La de da! , , , i Flossie’s got a Hazard and, honey chile, he eyes his Dot—opps, dots his i’s. r- ^ There's a “ram” on the campus so they sey! (jet it / Ramsev! Laugh ? I thought I’d die! But I hope it doesn t cause a “Rowe” or a “Rumple.” ^ -ir -p Wait, Jim ole boy, you’re doing O. K. You from Texas‘S Seems your brand is definitely marking the third finger, left hand of the Kilpatrik “Kid.” You know how to pick ’em. Congrats 1 - . “Kitty, Kitliy, Kitty, has anybody seen my Cat Don’t worry, Austin. Seems you lose no time in finding her “pronto’’ each Saturday and Monday night. Verdad? There’s a song in the air! Musical talent has no limit ’cause “Dewey” done played me a so-lo (solo no one cud hear it but one certain gal that matters de mostest and she CAN SING.) u x I hear “Toney” had a fling over here, but did he end on highland? (pun, son). . Buddy’s face was “all red” ’tother night. More “Powell” to “HER!” own I ask you—are skating nnks really green? Well, maybe ’tain’t skating but I saw a rink what was “Green.” Yeah did! Gee, this could go on,, but! FOR THE BEST IN MEN’S WEAR ^^iv»\vw^wviv^vwvwv^ww vwwwwwwwwwwwvwvww JOHN F. McNAIR, Inc. For P. J. C. Win - Lose or Draw CHISHOLM’S CLEANERS Maxlon, N. C. Laurinburg North Carolina ,WEBB FLORAL CO. Laurinburg, N. C. Flash! Austin Gore seen dining with Kitty Bullock at a local res taurant . - . Many congratulations to Jim Warren for whom wedding bells are soon to ring . - - Luck less Bill Mangrum seen hobblng up the stpes *at Flora Macdonald Bill Lassiter, who currently crashed the PJ-C- football world seen dancing in a frat house at State - - . Also in Raleigh “Ghost Newsom and several of his close' friends seen parked on Star street Robert Calhoun suddenly astouds the bowlers . • • What do you think of the Flora Macdonald alleys. Bob? . - - Rinlt and Bell seen dating two of Flora Mac^ donald’s talented musicians- Ted Brillhart stepping out • . a snazzy looking Hudson, Ted. Flash! Andrew Rowe develops a breathless nox'thern accent, gee whiz kid! - . . Buddy Powell often seen dining with a young teacher Take it easy, Buddy! • . Bill Marsh evidently lost at the Louis Jordan dance . - ■ Bob Cashion back from a much neede rest . - (Editor’s note; Mr. Toney says that he would like to express his thanlis to some fellow who call= himself “Winchell” or something like that for his style - - Why. Don’t ask me, I’m only the Eai- tor!) Will Flora Macdonald start a new era. due to the election of a new president? Many improve ments are due and frankly should be made - - that is, from the dating standpoint! Briefly runn ing over improvements due from a dating man’s standpoint, T would first advocate later dat ins hours throughout week ends 11 o’clock as standard in all lead ing girl’s colleges (in fact, even later). Second, places to iate. It is true several couples can date together, but honestly, there’s a crowd in North Carolina! Third thing in line is more freedom on VISIT RIZK DEPARTMENT STORE Laurinburg, N. C. kV\VVWV\VWVW wvvwwv%w\wv\v MAXTON HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE BUILDERS SUPPLIES PAINTS AND VARNISHES MAXTON, N. 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