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MAROON and GOLD
Eton CollcKC
Elon Collctc, Nortli Carelina-
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Fnin.-ls «N«lwin. Mlldreil I'rav.n ...
If. I^iwreiHv Farrvil - .
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Hiliiw
Jlni('««*k -
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l-*'t
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Hnnin* in Mt4uti»n i'‘
I.iiulsi* Itn ii.iiei Iris Uoun:ree
!V*?»trl'-«‘ Wilkins Xlary l^tii Huy«-s
llibin lle:iiwoi4> Ina Kuin>li
:wc!idoi«>n i'llliii." !•
.\U.>'lia l'utr-!t
.'■>m Williams
Mliiaii Muir
T% eisrs
Mar^nerile Ula-k|ii>>ii
4'barlie Kviiiis
l.n
Vi*rne I'orierti>*id
sritsntirrioN
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MO’S
HO
(•Ixiiikl (Kir 1«* miMlrvd u*
wi>ar “Hii Fimhv.r’i Mkull
rmyttui Ht>viiu«; **l think mir ftviili-
iiN'ti KtMmM !*• miMimI »«nr ’KkNi
Krt^hiiH^ Hkwll *V tbm Vr chh !
thinii fniiii tit** m*w ,
Altm, th«‘ N«>|lb«MW»IVIl (I*!! I
intik«* N lilt ■ for h’«^hIIiik >
I iMinnt* V»n>; “Wfll. of I'Uii'M*. tliMiV
lip ii> ih«‘ M>|»lHini«*n*»>- !liK-' it iiui.v 1
l>t‘ *«iiii*iil'n‘l UM ii |>:irt «if tiiltiHtlo'i.
tlM*r«- iMii'i Nuy nniMHi wiiv w«* mIhhiNI {
not luivi* l«i W4>;ir tlH*ui.’* |
Kii;ri-iM‘ : "In my ii|liii' ti. tiH*
of rn*MlmH‘ll |!« « tflMNl «MM‘. I
St itutU til iIm' ^|>iril t»r liH> liiiti‘lion
Smim* h;n«‘ tiM* i«hM ili«*|
rr«‘sliMiiiii li:i> a f4-wu«C of *1 lii‘;t|'iii*ss' j
julicn lit> M>‘ii \MMiiri; tiit«\ >»iit K
li‘ !••«■'> Ii>- !MH*ii o\T it. imhI will
! Ill- inort* ihaii jiHitl lor iIm* « in*ani
I Inu l>\ mjovtixiii (hiriii): lii>
□— ott —%
Our Campus
rk. y.tiii! Mow ..--M-
iiKiii>KMUh :i fn">li
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*‘l tliitik ih:«i ii I"
lavv of lo iH ui I
1 r«:i!ly tiiv)'
I • «‘iiiiiiily
j ill "I IniuiMii::
A Modern Welcome
Kach vfjtr tli** n»*\v i-cim.-s in, wun.- '.tmu;;. liu
eustoman* Wflronu* w»»u*lum- n»*«*iiis liitiiijf. liut iis ili«* sty|.*N „\ nmtorv
i)fid oi' rliauK'' with tin* tiin«‘v. m) |i> tli«> s(ylc% (»t‘ w
Some y**Mt>i ag» I>**shint»n \vo»l«I lijivo Ihm-ii uiih tin- olil | ihlom-
spreail-eiijrir •'nitul o; urititip—'\V.* \wlconi*- you ti» onr r.iiM|*us ainl i irr-lim-»i tsli' iil'l
lo our hearts'*—** ri*t»v.* worthy if ih»»M* iltiistriDiis Nin*> w In* hjtw >r«»iu'
liefore you. now iu«-i) aii«l w««iih‘II: hoM lii::!! thrir aiiii I
strive ever to r^*a«h ihfir shiiiiiiz alu*jnl“—"A ii*w happy |
reKponsihility rests your shotthh rs: nn your ann>r aiwi
prove your mettle." Sut h were tin* s«‘tit**tilious wonh ut* w.'hoin.* ami
of atlviee prevalent >vhon Klon an«l h*’r t reshni* ii wrre youmr.
But tcnlay su« l» a weh*>me wouhl fail to i«rry with it thi* note of
sincerity that we really feel. Tmlay we ate prom* lo h*ave off Miper-
fluous sentiment: we pri«le oiirM-lves ufxai »nr ability lo rrsirain ail
emotions and to take what«*ver may «*ome as a inatt**r of course. The
eloquence and oratory of ye»!leryear> have had their «lay. Wliat we
want to express in terms rumiliar lo the youth of the twentieth i-i-n-
tur>' must l>e eouehed in w»rds of sim|>lieity atul sincerity.
Xordo we of the present student jfpneration find words a!*n«* a**«*.*pi-
able. For the w ritten sentenee to »>e of value it must In* supporl«*»i hy
a willinfmess and ability to expre>« it in action. And in that philos
ophy do we indite this welcome to the frenhmen class. Not in words,
hut in acts, do the upperclaaanien gm*et their newly-'nnilleil hrolhcra.
By courtesy and kindness in helping the new students to ailjust them-
)ielves to eollejpe will we uppendasstneii atleitipl to show that our wel
come is not a siTap of paper to he read and lightly ca»t aside hut in
actuality that niiy prove helpful.
If you want to test our real welcome to you just ask wune upper
classman to help you find your way al»out or give you handy tips.
Then note how readily he will respond to the slightest call tor help.
This Is our modem wek'ome.
.ItH- r.-irnm: *'li
>1.1 \.n I !•>
iiijiH fi'olii sill ll|>|''
I jMMi \«'» niiiti:
(•o for ilic «
IrfjiIlllM'll No « |!i;it
Inn* now iia?. «\**r woin «laj-»
iin I 'o I am in fa^or oi iHttii;: in'M ;
> ri«-*i!mu n \ojo «ii !»«• |>i>»i|ioii. |
'''sMP'5^'SN0OP'
WtHI folkn. tlilx l«Hikii like Q
aMHl^nien; «ith all thew rol«*« awi
rfviilatkHtM: ko y«i«i IhhI all tii*tter wH
l«i«i‘lhi*r hihI niakt* mi tlial llil»
«'«»li(!nu will . . . Itill !>•> w'vms
I** aiiihur itlontf Him' xivliic tlie
«-oU(-Kt* a»wl t|ii>-vtiiil4‘itt aiiix
I ni«li. Will Ikiil jii4f n “fltish In th*
■ •Nil" HM lie hNH .lie |i«Ht iHo >ean«? . . .
*• ii^iH Xe!l mid 'iHhky WiH’ky** Ti«h»-
i>oll Umv«> iH«t fanitfil thv 'lyiiijc «‘iiilM‘r^
* ( la^ .vear'M far»v y«‘t. . . . lire K**?*-
n>ir« xayH Im* 1«‘lt it Im Hal llm«llt‘>'i
Ii.iihIh Hal riiin'l.>«l ainl W^ttK r«*>'ov
t-roti. .'^liaiiH* oil yiiii |(ra«lh*.\ ! . . .
Uo'MT Ik not nti wlii'e SmJos U
aroiiiMl. How alNMir a ilih-k. Iial? . .
i'1»* .l«T-^*y
I uiiiK altoiii
Half lia«i I
I KON NT.W.MAN
XVI rii « III* •^I's I.IHMI Nt'w inan
|iir ai)ipMs. Ill* ininM-iii;iti‘l> ililiili>
• Ilil:;ii-«'’i “iioart of
iH'int: «rniiiM«'«l ly
t'roni tin'di'-lNini . . .
IlMiiiK l»orotli> |ii\:
Al(b«>«r?li tlili* iun» ii"* **•*•
year. IH ii* |H» ImU «lo»a a» «.•**
the tbinr* we Oi: «l> ftliSHNit ** . . .
Hmiii»»"ii will «*»! !*!sb?
iia>' MuHv waieruN'l^'w. l^’ii'J I4ai»»*
ytm, lhm‘1 . . few rv«l i««*kltf«
lM‘ti>l« Imve aiider IIh* rva-
lioii t.f >«Hir H'**^
an*: Iri* .\l«*nietli... M •on*. IJl>
IHx'Hi. *T«|*oil** Jeffrr.vn. aiwl a f«*m HHire
that I *!• u»i know IIm* imum>h of. Sim
take It e«**y U»yi»: miihhiiUt h ruwli
iiH»:.‘ It .III likel> will «o to tVelr
. ltoiiuin*^ li» Inal. »alSo«a.' l‘-'ai»'»;
[ Mea luiMi Smitli; *«»IIyer Kl|iiir‘«*’rth.
I. . . rr*vy Im-ky yon wi-rr not •auclit.
|if. !.y ami Alhv. . . . Ml--* I -.nyi-ii uihI
Alio*. I wani to «n»ii«rainlate \*>» m|"*»
vour ’‘II' ■«*>>fiil fHtni!N^* liro tin* Uoyal
lit.nr •*: «■ T. I. . . . l»>‘w.l.-». wiuil
jxv. nl.i Mina >»ay> . . Kii;:lo-. why
•lii-^M ii|> ill tlay liiii*'.' \ou -an
Invi- any oi the w itlioin »i
' tin* man «l*o ••wh* «u*I
... I iiiM-t of >oH know tha we
«i..m” is Hlowiy lu»* a . i. ..» in« nr f--M-
I l.iiilh i;' k>;i l ''
Ililv o l u:l h I V' .l K -..imll'llis mI li.'lMr
■••ilr l-. iiu>l !■ .vs. I lilMiv I . I.I1II. I I r ."f luvirl
li|oii.|,- aroiMMi l»rau'
Iht *-x.«>r:in' tii k«‘l nfii’t'
•r Wiilinr l.inktor«r^
ii:iii:;iity ! . . . ‘I ii • KaiiM’^
«oiiii lia\«> l>.‘iti>r tr
II aitio to iitiianh a
. . It Wt-niM like t'l'
wouli lik«* tii«‘ni.
•ni«i ii« l[> ilie U >y
,. |>iea-«' »io iH»' >• »ir ill-art |*ro!«- j Phm I*
I' l»n.> in III*- tiinjitf iialU in oiia-i | iioraKlo >•.
I„« .,,..1 m..l ,.ll Ih.- ' •••■' -
a |.i ti I f. ii sali -io-.i. keuim: to oilwi • I V'Sk-* taiiil u«m
>oii •mu*.:«in«' \otir l ariiiffs. j
M>m4|> ll.l!» Sm'V'U foiKul vu!-
r Tiller Ki«'ii « n«lenl iiow
SiHii in l«ali-ii:li.
"Ill ni\ o|tiiiion lb*- ,
not U r«‘'iuin-ii to!
, Iwrar ^knll ai». '1‘lio oul\ all^an:au•‘i
Mi ^11 ii ;i !*ia« li'«’ i' a ■ i»*:i|» form of .
a'lvel lisrtiient at tin* I ri'shaioii e\-,
iH'h'it': ami liioii):li x>me larce ^ii«»oiM
iis*‘ tin- pnoil'i*. i. s*“«*mi» ralIi»T
'i-licap' lM>kin;; to ine.“ ,
l-i«r«u«v Karreli; "Wliy >ii« uia liie,
wi*ar fa|»»«'V .VftiT I
aii. tiny pa> liu* sam.- as upixTriMAs-
mi'ii ami tiiey i*lionl«i lniv«* ilie i« tine
IHivlleRi •>*.*■
John • niwcs' folly, r "Kre^lmwH
i*lH*nl.i wi-ar sknil •aps. w»‘ ‘«>f **!►-
arate ili«‘Ui fn»m ilie oilier *m*w-
tsromeier^.' Still, on tiie »flier hmul.
'onn* of ns m-ver i»*ave that r|a!*s. «l-
tiioiixli "*■ ■‘*a> ie«eive a ill;iioiiia.
(Still a freMinmiii. )**
liUk Fogle: *l tbluk xkiili ••»|w inll
a lot to tite spirit of frt^Mlmiau iultlii
lion. Inliiaii»u at Klon U veO‘ l»«'»r.
aiiil we m***!! wore of li to keep the
•rail*' In tlM-lr pla*-e. Mm* It would be
a letmmi rurku f»»r »onie m>plnHiHin*
Male**maii. I^f* pnt It over next year:**
mil ly. r
p>riant |h
aiMi iii4'
' 1.1‘on now hoi*U ib>
illoti * f Si-nati' presill‘lit. I *
IhiJ!h of liloli I'ollep* i«M*k I'*'”
SMI* ANI» SNOOl*.
ill (iioir SiniU-n. '
liiiii I'T ;£iiilati'
onmu 111
iiis ri'o to II |ioviii..ii of ini|ioi'iaiii«■
is n >t jii> a n‘-rnt evont. ii iwvver.j
for »'\»T siiHT Ik- «amr to ilion i'oiU*m*|
fiooi lii'> iioiii>‘ in Viruiiiiia. four .\ears
aieo. ii«‘ lia.4 b''eii an iiilliioiiiial resi-1
(Ion! of liie  aiiipiis. i.jis| yi-tir l^'i-n
Ui ame treasurer of lin- new ly-oijran-1
i>uil .'(mienl ('liris iaii A'‘S4M lutioii of |
tilt* I'ani'HiH. He Is ii4»w' at Ibe iicai
of the Siiiiiiay w-lii^ol t|«‘|niriment
POETRY
We -all It n lawl *f opp.rtiinity, hut then*'-* n
‘ath'in It. feiler iunt ip*f rieh «l:h n lot of
bartl 'vork.
How to Take ii
According to the ruh*s of the eollege ami laws passed hy I he state
legislature of North t 'arolitia. hazing is forbidden at Klon. This regu
lation waa ncft made as a rt*sult of a sudden whim, tior is it the liaiidi-
work of soh»ns who may l»e aeetiMMl of not uiiderslaiKling mllege Im\vs
and their trii ks and pranks. Kather was it ena'’tel as a result ot
the costly &a**ritii*«* of the lif«* of a student, who was kiih- 1 a tew years
ago in a hazin*; ei>ixKle put on for the amiiseinent ot some iipi»erelass-
men. With surh an examph* uppermost in students mimls. tlie «*ld
form of ha/iim has laraely died out. At present then* is a rompara-
tively small ain uiit of really rough ireatmmt gi\- n the new men.
That is as it should 1m*. And. if sophonntres—or other upperclassmen
so far forget the reasi>nablc rules as lo break them, action should Iw
taken.
The senate. dA.-lares I*p‘sid‘'nt Newman, stands reatly to investigate
any reportwl bi^itality inflietel upon freshmen. Nor should the
freshmen hesitat#^ to n-jiort any hazing which g«*»^ Iteyoiul tlie safe
limit of a bit of nin.
There are i-ertainryforms of hazing which, although they might he
technically phn-ed in tjie category of hazing, are so hartidess that they
should Ik* aeeeptetl witliout eomplaint and overhioked. This t>pe
includes such innfM-uosw demands as songs. sj>eechc«. silting at the
head or foot of tables in the dining room and even small errands. The
freshman will moat probably not be called upon lo |M*rlorm these verj
often; but when he is. the wise freshman will go thnaigh his tricks
willingly and with gwKl grac*-—and will diw-over that he has made a
friend of the upperclassman who came to find a little futi. And the
l)e8t of it is that the freshman himself, nine times out ot ten. will g»‘t
as iiiueh fun trying to wramble like an egg, wrestle with his eons.-iem*e.
or liark at the nuKm as the uppercla.'-sman who liret*ts the perfonnance.
So take this adviee if you wish (and if you don’t wish, you may
hare and be hazed!‘—don’t worry al>out minor examples of hazing;
jost take them in the right spirit atul all's well. Hut if some bullying
upperclassman disregards the rules, forgets his duty to his felh*w-
tudents and the college, and conn's n»und with a big paddle and a
murderous intent, find the student senate. re|M»rt the would Im* hazer
and let there !>e one less superfluous nuisance at the eolkg*j
TYPEWRITING
Typlnic is nothlna hut a icnuie.
Y'liir tliiBers tty till lliey are almost
lame.
Oh «lt*ar! Ob tiearl wben* Is that “O’*
Thtti'H the letter that's Inml for me.
Y«»ii try so hanl Jus; not to ^n^ek,
AikI for that teller .vou vainly s«‘k:
.Vt last. I*a«-k tiirnoti. llie learlu r dm-s
not se»*
Now is yoiir eban-f tt» li"»k for tin*
key.
MAKING ELON V(H ‘ ON
This may soumi as if it w«t»‘ moant
for iIm* fi'«’siiiiM’n. In a way it Is. Imi: j
it Is al’^o mi'aiil for (bost> wlio falhil
In linM^ iKist lo Ket into llu* spirit of
Y!thlii{r^ aronnil Ibis |»ia'e.
re»|iou-1 ('o|ii>Ki Is your home. 'Pbe atmosphere |
tlr* .'iKani7.aiion. Tiu* meuii*er« of | For tlin>e fourtbs «.f the year Klon |
bis riass havi* iiiaiHNl ai;
Miliiiit.v iijHin liiin. for he is vl»n*-pn*si
ileni of till* S«*iiior rlass.
Tbtii* it is tluit U‘n .Newinau lealiiN
a |'ia«-» ill tin* t’oll**K»* “WTio’ti
Wbo."
I Waiir»“« Hawaii. tfi'iiliemeiiV You
ninsr In‘ llun::ar.\.
I iir«s*uwa!l: Yes. Siam. .\n«l we
:in'l ICoiinianla lone >itiier. Veiii«>
luieb n‘ady?
table.
The only Ulfferem^* l»etwi*en a i»-el
Metiieil In H i-lMlr Hlwlylux unl an owl
m>h1«hI «mi the limit of a tree n>lte«'tin»;
1m thi* jwtUkw ei;»re»i»ion on the owl's
fa««.
i» all fi
left f«ir .ruur (’hrlstuiai
art* «.*( ilM.vif
ttbopplug.
Foster Shce Co.
90S Main Street
Shoes—Hosiery
Shoe Repairing
Foster Shoe Co.
Burlington, N. C.
Iier«> Im wbat you. aiHl o:bers ilke ,voii. 
iiiak(‘ It. s«» why not piit forth M»iue
effort to make It pleusanr for voiirMelf
atul utliernV
.Maylie .vou don't n'liieinlM^r tlie ttrs:
|n>rmiti wiio spike to .vott in a naii-
railel.v sort of wh.v %vlieD .I’ou Hrst
I’ll me. Ob yes! hut you «l>. You know
Imiw »to(mI it unide y«>ii f*el around the
n^biu of your hearr. You may Ik*
afraid of belli* 4‘iill>d **feuther-b*wjHr’
if .vou ailmit It. liUt llV true all the
same.
IN‘rli;i|M th»*re ar»* others lK*re «veil
now wiio Were not as foriunate as you
in iiH*«‘llnic new frieiida. .MaylH* some
one 4>Im> is tiuilluK Ills work more diili-
inilt than you an*. Ma.rite sonieoiie
‘lNe in‘ts bomesli-k inleker than .vou
do. Why not Ih* a friend to him: and
. hy “iilnr* 1 iiiean everylwxly?
i \Vh«‘ii you iiHr't soui(*oue on th>
I i-aiitpus. s|N‘ak evt>n thoiit;b you il«m'i
(kniiw Itim or her very well. It woiiMn't
I hurt .«ou io Millie a iittb'. Tlii-n yon'l!
Im> a!di:iif .voiir |i;irl to the trn* /.7on
I Sft rit.
Waiiri'ss: I'll Itussia
Wbat «III .vou Havana how?
Mastro; .VnyibinK at all, hut nin*t
.lamaba little s|Ni>d?
Wuiin'ss: I don't think w«‘ -an FIJI
that fai4 hut .Vliiaka.
(tn*«>nwald: Never mind asking nny-
I'lie. Jusf put a ('iilm suitar in our
lava.
Waitn*ss: Swi'dt^n It yoiirmdf. fm
only Ihti* to S**rvla.
Ma«tro: l>'nniark our hill aixl enll
the Koxphoroiis. He'll 'ir»liably Kanya.
I don't millv!« know who 1 a;n.
Uaiiri'wt: .No, and 1 don't t'aribln'an.
Yoi- fellows sur‘ .Vrnienla.
Soma your wimiTa-ks In Itif
WlMt's pit India? You think tuaylte
.hi arKUiin; .\I|m buHini's^? (’unada
milH(*. SiMiln In *de o4‘’k!
IliMtllilark : “Have a shine, mister**?
Wait TiN'tt* tiattls: **Noi in piihlie.
iiiiuht g«>t siilpiMHl."
I
.MAYIiKLI.K TI Toll.
The iiats worn Iw Mrs. Ijinilmi ami
Mrs. Kim s‘Ve!t wilt proliabiy intlueiit-e
th> woman vote mori* iban the s|K>m lM‘ii
of III)' two latMliihites.
n i-ompletetl. .vou land it in.
.Vnii n-flve a zero with a terriliie
din.
For you n*jiii7,e ii"W and imis .usn***
Tiiat >our tea. iter valm-s ii niesiy.
For she dbl wal h and sli.- did si*
Tb.it as you iMMil. you lif*k«*«l at tia-
k«-y.
So lake Ibis advire ami folb*w it.
p|fas>!
Yoiii alpba»et learn !«• hsaie wltii
 as4>.
A 500 - year- old pipe
VES — IT&
AGES OLO
No»v we sup|ii*!»t‘ w«* sliail have lo
slay Ind'Hirs for a «ou|*le of days uiili!
tlie ^•o-oils n'ulise that w»* w«*re Just
f'Hdlmr.
Uealiy !boUKli. we like omiIs in*-
i-uus4> they ari‘ stniddioiisly itKinlon
us. W“ DM‘au "stuis'iMluousiy'* I enter-
talninx. 'I hey ask many duinh i|m-s-
tlous uu 4-biss that it k(s>ps us la u
|H>nK‘liial Slate of Risid buna»r.
UOO»^ AT TWAT
FACe-fT LOOkS
AS IP ASIOKIG
A QUCSmOSJ
v\)eu.,iF rrfe A quEsnoM of
\«WAT TOBAOS) S MEUO\fc!COOL
AND FRAGRAJsrr. I GUESS
PRiNCe ALBERT-
PORTRAITS
2 8*10 POBTRAFTS in Book or Euel $4.95
$ erW« to Select From
Anglin Studio
^ ' Ml
davib aTRnr
BCBUKOTO:*
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Bus and Taxi
Service
214 Front Stnct
Phone 777
B1WINGT0N. n. c.
voobc C3CAD Ris-H 3UC36E. PRINCE ALBERT^
THE FIRST TOBACCO iVE EVER FOUMO TWAT
doesn't Btte K/t/ foNSue or gst mv pipe
SMOKINS TOO HOT FOR COMFORT r—
ruiT-n-Pur KsoBrtwi
•F saoon saauK!
Swin^ back tha lid of the
Prince Albert tin. WUfl the
f racr^ce. Tamp the golden-
brown particlea in the pipe
bowl. And light up. Cool?
M ild ? Tou bet. Prince AIbert*a
tke tobacco for chooay pipe
amokers. It’a*^crimp cut.’' It doeant bite the tongoe.
The offer below leada 70Q direct to the
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