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EDITOR
RJSIDESS i,lAj3AGER.,
B’eatiire Editor,,,.
Er.chango Editcr...
Pictorial Editor..
CollQ^,e Sports,.,.
Eifcii Sfthool Sports
College Ruinor.... .
High School tarn or.
Re pi'Gsontat ive s
Frdstau'n College
Senior High.....
Junior High.,.,,
S op hoi;ior o Hi gli.
FrosH'ian High.,..
.... Faith Svranstrori.
.... Caroline Elkins
>..e.oo..a. Pat King
Clara. Loe Stevenson
,.. .Elisabeth Poir-rell
....... .Virginia Raj^
........Ann Galloway
........Bunny Pov/oll
......... S han J ohns on
Eve 13m Taylor “Partner
..flar''.'' L'.ron
........Hazel 3l3rl:he
. . i.. . ..Becky BIcCall
.... .Alice Yarbroi-igh
PRODBCTIpil ■ Cf.ailPl'i-i.1T........Kartha Wriite
Art Editor ...............Martha Baldwin
I'limoograph Chairnan..... .Norma Campbell
Tp-pists (this issue). .Margaret Seawright,
Elaine Wilson, Malinda Jennings,
Faculty Advisors.,. ......Miss Carrie Majr
LcElro}.^, Iv'irs'. Vera S'joars, kiss
Eallie Blair,
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PKICE TAGS
There is a price tag
You,, must alwajrs pay_ the
are . to have the goods,
such -fching as a bargaic,
is reduced in price there
son for it. It is soiled,
son, or an odd size, or
on everything,
price if 3/0u
There is no
V'Jhen a dross
is some rea-
out of sea-
something
JIazcm)ijr„,JL2i-£
similar, Soraetimos storekeepers use cer
tain so called bargains as ''draws" for
the sales, but you always pay the price
on the tag in one way or another. So
it is with life. You must pay the
[price for virhat ;rou choose to do. IP
you want good grades, you must studjr.
If j^'ou want honors and privileges .v^hich
come with ’’flrsb,.Ql£X5,s",,,,,,7-pu must be
willing to abide by tho rules and rog-
This is the price you must
there iS' more pleasure in
the rules of the' game than
derived from plaj/'ing the game
and well, then' pay the price
complain. How often you
ulations.
pay. If
breaking
pleasure
honestly
and do not
have heard the state,nent, "You can 't
have your cake and eat it too. " Life
is like that. If you make a mistake by
thinking a thing is v/orth the price
and find out later it is not, 3/ou should
be good sports, take 3rour n'odicine
•gladly, and not do bhe same thing agai,n.
There is a long and short vievr of
things. The short view is deceiving.
You often feel it is more pleasure to
leave 3/’our work undone and do something
else,, but there is a iorico on that
pleasure, too. The price is'work j-iiling
up, a fc/oling of being rushed,and oft en
pust plain failure, Soraetimos dinlomas
are lost, and then- students decide thc;
price was too gnat and vras not 7rorth
tno cost, lYhat can be done? You can
cry, fuss, blanc other people, kick,
but all to no avail. The price has al
ready been paid. You,can start oven
use your exporionco as a stepping stone
to succGss, You can chock on the weeks
months, and years, and mark them to less
instead of profit,
your lesson.
but
yon
can learn
Life is like
on. eV'.rything,
that, A price tag is
A thing is often not
the price, A hastrr marriage may
immediate plo-.suro, but the cost
llfetimo of unhappiness is not
vrorth tho short time
price is too groat.
worth
bring
of a
of happiness. The
Leaving
before,
in your'
college
you finish
pocket nov/,
(Continued
and taking a job
college, means mcncy
but as _3rou take the
on p. 4)