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SOCIETY iteV/S
Ml,ss Cooper ontortained the
Athletic Board v/lth a party of
feasting and games on Novemher
5 in the Club Building.
The Lookout girls on Novombpr
5, enjoyed a v/ciner~roast,given
by Miss Williams in the Club
Building. The girls of the
Fcllov/ship were entertained by
\Jlrs, Morton at a housewarming
on the same date.
Miss Watkins had as her guost
on October 22, Mrs. Charles
Foikes-of- NeVif York City.
Many of the old girls were
thrilled by tho return on Nov
ember 6, of Mrs. Louis Kralnock,
bettor known to them as their
former teacher, Miss Mildred
Brooks.
The Sophomore High class was
complimented at a picture show
party in Black Mountain on
Thanksgiving afternoon by their
sponsor, Miss C.M. McElroy.
The Alvimnao v/ho returned for
the Homecoming Banquet were:
Cornelia Brown, Mary Stowe,
Attic Camp, Ruth Collette,Thelma
Hlnlcle, Mary Hughes, Carolyn
Klmsoy, Edna Leonard, Jean Cart-
v;right, Kathleen Gast‘on, Margaret
Suttlc,. Edith McDuf.fy>Evelyn
Roberts, Mildred Rlce,Verdlc
Lively,Kathryn Hadley and
Lillian Russell. Other guests
included: Miss Helen Miles,
Mr. C. C. Lord, Mrs, Hubbard,
Miss Gladys Fisher, Mr. Paul
Jones, I/ir. Wylie Roddy, Mr.
Henry Malaior, Mr. Edwin Morley,.
Mr. David. Stentz, Mr. Frank
Lepport, 'Jfr. Henry Marbln, Itr,
Jack A., Phillips, Miss Pauline
SLoan, }&rs, Sloan, }!ir. Robert
Moffett, Mr. Nat Kinney, Mr.
Gary Hansel, Miss Ruth Brandon,
Mr. Horace Morton, Mr..VanWyck
Tally, Mr. Albert Bauman, llr.
G. B. McDcrmid, Mr. W.G.Murrah,
Tom and Bob Murrah, Mr. Vif.Boyd,
Mr. Robert Gaston,- Mr. Snyder,
Mrs. Belk and George, Mr. and
Mrs. Capps, Jackie and Emmie
Lou, Mrs. Y'/hite, Mr. and Mrs.
Magill, and Miss Annie Bcdlngcr.
SPORTS ,
On the chilly afternoon of
November 16, the fighting Mo-,
hawks attacked the rebellious
Cherokees in a thrilling game
of soccer. It was a most ox- •
citing game, with both teams
leading to victory- Pardon
me, but both teams did try to
win (and almost didj), the i ■
final score being 6-4 in favor
of tho Mohawks, ■ r .
Two days loter, spectators
observed the scalping Choc
taws defeat the braves of the
Hlwassee tribe by a scoro of
6-0, Both teams put up a great
fight.
On the 22nd, the Chcrokoes
and the Hiwassees fought bravely
to a final score of 0-0. The
Hiv/assees would not surrender.*
The next day they v/crc victori
ous over tho Mohawks with a
score of 2-0. The two final
games of the soccer tournament
have not been' played yet, but
will be scheduled soon. Tho
Chcrokoes vs. Choctav;s, and
Mohawks vs. Choctaws. ■
Yi*atch for the scheduled time,
and come out, cheoring for your
team!
--F. C.
CLASS PARTIES "
The Senior College Class had
a ’’jubilous" time’ on, the night
of October 22, when all met in
tho Club Building to partake of .
tho fun, laughter, and eats that
accompany a class party. After
the fun at the Club had boon
exhausted, the class went on a
scavenger hunt. : That Saturday
night will live in tho memories
of all the "dlgnifiGd” Seniors!
G. M.
: The fun had' by the College
Juniors was no less than that
of their Big Sisters. They met
at the Gym.dressed for a Kid
Partyo Little Elizabeth Hoyt
.and her Nurse, Miss Elizabeth
\Yoodhouso, sponsored the fes
tivities.