%
k.
V
noce'Tiber, 19L0
THnr-DIAT, /fTTi
ALUf-lil/J!;
(starts on pa-e 3)
tne nemos of all the Presidents of the
Axumnae Association. The only ones to
ny hnowled^n are Lillian Pussoll of
Montreat; IJrs. J, Pi-ed Johnson
(Elizabeth Doggett) of Kingsport,
Tonn.; illldrod Erochs Krainoch , (VJho
novr has a young son named'Stephen V/ade
Krainock); Lucile Gardner, Cornelia
fro-vm, v/orking in Asheville and living
in Black lit.; and Elizabeth I'ielton*^
v;orking in Washington, D. C.
All information is gladl2/ accepted by
the Alumnae Association, so don't hes
itate to give us the facts.
We wish all of you could have been in
Iviontrcat last!week-end. I 'hope
have a,n idea of what we did.
so
you
you
will make a special effort to be here
noi.t Thanksgiving.
Best wishes to each one of you,
Sarah Kiblock,
President, Hontreat Alumnae Association
ITote: Many other replies to our letter
and subscriptions to the Dialette have
been received since the above was writ
ten. For that v/e express our thanl's.
Margaret E. Smith
Secretary, Montreat Alumnae
- 0 0 o -
Ladies, ^ip thi§ para-raph:
■ 'pnoii usq xio punqs oq. p-oq sqs jj
''Aoqouios q.x q.e3 Pioqs mouq o:\
V ju ApuQUXu s,oqs 'mood siqg
...xpcC . T3 oq. jx^q i3 U93v;;a xTiOA 'moq
'•/\oqs
pxipq q.suox ©qq. uaq oax3 xx.vioA jj
WAoqouioH
uno qx. puxj XTi^qs quqq qoq xreo nog,
Aioxq oq qou qq3no eqs 3utqqouros s,qx
UBOioj/. ^ SGXUJo/A SuxqqAun o,ouoqq jj
- o 0 0 -
Average is a nest. liens lay on the av
erage .
Pare Four
The
oocc.'ir season 1e
cave
.Kij’orc
v:e Fid fins
tki £
’ I'ear,
let's, hi-ve
the
last f:
■anes played.
All
'.'C'Vr*
triUes v/or
m fc
Dec],
but v/hen.it
.u’aef rosu'ie oi
'■r'Mg the O^erokee Tribe vte.s -ix'-gn
a heart'/ ciieer of "Con-ratulations
fr ori
irom a);e entire student boeb’-.
The
nc season v.x'.s declared over '.dion the
Junior class challenged the Seniot
gane. That v/as SCk g'V’®;
tool: tliC So-'.iors down.
class Co a game, Tho.t
and the Juniors took tJ..
-.ov; Indoor Sports are in fu.ll svangl
iho j-iocreation Fall has baon turned
rt ii
rin"
into a '' '-amo
.■'.-.n.cs of
’-v/on the so do?i't pLa.'/ find : it soma
u.n ’.a:„c.i, ng Lillian Abra]>f'.m pla-' ping-
pong. "Prockles" I'cUorMid's neat con
trol or -cho ring tennis hr.s attractc;d a
gi e ,1. i.oa.l of attention--'sc say not'ni.ng
of t.'.e './a.y Mary Stentz ;iai:iouvers the
American ciioclcers.
P la^'- i n:; oi' wa t c lii n '
velcuG tin.el
'ou ha,x'e
ar-
o 0 o -
A skeleton is a :n.an \/ith his outside
off, and liis inside stickiiif; out.
cf.fi cif' 11'.' over,
pretty* evenly
The traditio’.'.al ga.,;e vm.s held Thaiiks-
givin.g bot'.T0en t'.io cl-’b ■'iid the
Varsity. '^Dickey" vas pulling Tran
tile side lines, and believe ''■cu i.e, it
x/as a real .game, but the lio.nors ,xo to
the Varsity,
roc; .uis ui
Vienna ;j, ping-pong, Cbi..,ieso checl.'ers,
A'lOrican chockers, and caroms are set
u.p, ?. ir.L ex'orj- dr."'' finds an ft'it'.;’jsiatic
srovfd zaking the rounds.