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1944
Everyone ...certainly
during the Christmas
had a- swell time---'
vacation, d(;s^:itc
the prea'-alcncc ■ of influenza aira-., colds.
Turkey, cranberries, f^.uit cake, anq / ■
candy were enjoyed by ail;;'to. _to me^'- f
tion dances, dr.tos, •;.nc parties. The
time flew ly,.qind vie fi a'i eurse-lves in
the groove regain. ’Eva’: yl^ouy has been
talking about fun. and f,,.'cllcs esperi-
onced dur;i ng Christr.-.s.s and-on the trips
goings and coning. For instance, there
•is Jo Clyburn, Ruth SRv'.nklin, and Polly
Smith's t;rilling adventure with the
lockers in the bus station of Bristol,
Va. Then, Azieloo Kelley ?iad.quite an
adventureous tine on the bus trip back.
As.k her to tell you the gruesome de
tails 1
•r
Durin- the holidays I had u pensive
ncr e::t, and the following .is the result
cf ny'thought.
Suppose Dot were Queen instead of King.
..Ruth Y;eod v;ere Pasture instead of
Fields...Charlotte were Short instead
of Long... Isabel v.xre Eutcher instead
of Baker... .Charietto wore instead
cf Ray.. .Glcrina wore -Red instead cf
Gra.y. ..Junc v/ero .Yiroath instead of Gar
land., .Pegdy w'cro Dressmaker ins.tead of
Sh'inakcr. . .Gladys v/ere Rain instea.d cf
Dew...Lib wpre Yolts Instc.a.d of ’vidtts-
...Francos Ann were Briar instead cf
Thorne... Doris were .Oad • instead of
Burch.% .Teeny were 3ei.\r;3tros.j instead
of Ccolcc. ' _ . ■ .....
Dir you hear of the aw'ful tr.a.gc.dy in
Alba '? Dot McIntyre fell through one cf
the boards u^-staj.-s. Of course, only
one foot wont through, and ,'no groat
damage \7as .done; but we'll have to ask
you. Dot, please,, to be r.ore careful
no.;xt tine. Dear'ole' Alba is net used
£\-\PPlN
to s'uch"*ranbunctiousnes3 i J11 i
Everybody sho' did enjoy the lovely
■S^ow. It was really conicaQ to see the^
a-lips, slides, and sits of the differ
ent • girls. Dot Sqndifer, who hails
from the warn state of Louisiana, went
about inquiri'ig as to the past tense oi'
snow. She couldn't decide wftiether it
was snovjed or snown.
Farnsi Mercer v/ishes to announce .to
arhyone interested that she has changed,
her abode. You can new reach her in 215
College Hall. '‘(The line ■ fems to the
right. No pushing, please !)
Tie seen'to niss a good many old faces
hround schYol,Tqut there are also some
nevf ones. Here.'s'-hoping they have a
happy and prosperousi-shay in Montreat,
said, "All things
" and sc must this
As tiic hotel owner
i;ius.t cone to an inn,
nonsense. See ya' next tine 11
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as well as have everyone turn out for
all' the ganes.
Put, on .your v;alklhg‘ shoes , girls ,for
theinonth of JanuP.rv is here, and once
more vio have
trails to get
miles in. Mt.
to tramp the mountain
those t irty necessary
Mitchell and the sphing
That.'s what 'w^e are heading tc-
cur goal now,
There isn't much
hike .
ward as
tine to got in the hiking club s_c get
'in as quickly as possible and be sure
of g|)tting in on all the sport' of this
big overnight tripUif It really isn't
far to walk,' this thirty miles, in
fact*, it's’ -.'only six five-mile hikes,
and you know that doesn't sound like
. nu'ch;
Sc, let's hike Jill