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The DIALETTE is the official newspaper of Montreal College, and is published monthly by the Dialette Staff. Its purpose is to give the student a fair and unpre judiced view of campus life. EXECUTIVE STAFF Editor Emily Mohler Assoc. Editor Shirley Nash Business Manager Faye Lowry Advertising Managers— Ann Bullard, Pat Priest Advisor Miss Elizabeth Maxwell EDITORIAL STAFF Feature Writers Corenia Smithson, Jane Taylor, Mary Sullivan, Pansie Cameron, Jean Gladney. Reporters—Mary Lou Kiser, Vivian Lewis, Ann Sharp, Ludie Hall. Humor Writers Gloria Hood, Betty Stump Sports Writers Catherine Byrd, Demetria Chandarlis Art and Publicity Frances Hills, Evie Clements Circulation-Rebecca Key, Leah Baughcome Typists & Proofreaders— Frankie Do Dellinger, Katherine And erson, Jeanette Stiltner, Peggy Jo Miller, Nellie Attaway, Louise Brad shaw, Betty Johnston, Anne Renshaw, Barbara May, Betty Warren CASKIE, THEY CALL IT— From Page 1 vitations, selecting senior play cast, chorus tour . . . ooooh my ...” Doctor; (Gently placing patient in car) Thank you, and I’ll see you on Tues day. Where is Miss Grier?” Nurse; (Rushing toward car at a fast pS^) Yes, 1 think those X-ray machines are th.6 greatest inactiines ever invented (nurse and patient depart from hospital and begin their journey back to Mon treal. Miss Lucy mumbles under her breath) . . . besides, of course, cars.” I am that patient. things on its leg.” “No, I doubt it,” was the feeble reply. As I made slow progress to the back of the room to take my seat, all fifty-eight eyes were plastered on my cast, and I felt like it had grown to malformed propor tions. The following day I thought the cast would be less conspicuous since the child ren had already been exposed to it. I ventured into the room and overheard one ot my pupils” acosting his crony in an argumentative tone of voice. “My pupil” From Page 1 DON'T BITE THE HAND When you go into Black Mountain, what drug store do you immediately dash into. DO you find their ad in the Dialette? Stop and think next time. Knight's Drug Store is recommended by the Staff. Who does vour hair or fixes your watch? Bea s Beauty Salon and Pellom's Time Shop buy our ads. Buy your necessities and frivolities at Giftcrafts, Rug and Jug, Lormay's The Factory Outlet, and H. &W. 5 & 10. Keep things clean with Quality Dry Cleaners, and Key City Laundry. Get vour cabs from Reed's or Friendly Cab Company. If you decided to buy your own see McMurray Chevrolet Company. For ukeleles go to Black Mountain Hard ware; and that apple a day go to the Black Mountain Grocery. These people are interested in us. They prove it with every ad they buy. How can we ever thank them? It’s very simple, and very logical too, I think. Buy what you buy from the businesses that buy what we sell. Mention to them that you read their ads. Do patronize our advertising friends. Little did I know that the procedures in wearing a cast would be so complicated, as well as rare an experience. Returning to the hospital on the fol lowing Tuesday was the beginning of this uncommon adventure. To begin with, this was the day Montreal was clad in six inches of snow; and the jeep was the only available vehicle that could easily maneuver in the snow. Going in the jeep really meant that three of the workmen on the grounds had to carry me from the back door of the infirmary to the road while I sat upright in a chair. One man who looked as though he was carrying the heaviest load breathed a few words of en couragement. He said that I wasn’t heavy ’cause he was accustomed to collecting and carrying junk in and around Montreat. Living in the Infirmary for a week sur passes any description. My first week of practice teaching will always be pleasantly welcomed to my mem ory. After I met my critic-teacher and was introduced to “my children” as Miss Seagle, one angel on the back row remark ed “Hey, Miss Sea Gull, I’ll bet a real sea gull couldn’t walk around with one of those It’S something yours doesn’t have. U s a great ole big. white caskie they call The reply was, “Yes. but mine has teeth •tVi” T . ; ’ has •th. I crept over to the pencil sham sHu" ? nothing had been said. I still don t quite understand whether or uiiucrsiana wheth not the little fellow knew that I had teeth. One would instinctively think the cast would be detrimental, but it has become quite an asset in . uuL 11 nas become quite an asset in teaching. “My children’ are kneely desirous to do anything I say due to my “condition.” Too, if they ask me an abstract question, and one not pertinent to the lesson, I tactfully groan “Ooooooh, my leg”. It really works. Ques tions cease and I resume the lesson resume the lesson. The cast has brought many odd and laughable experiences, but I will defin itely welcome the day I can bid it farewell. BEA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE DIAL 7116 Rock Bldg. Near City Hall Complete Beauty Service QUALITY dry cleaners 124 Cherry St. ACROSS FROM BUS STATION Meet Your Friends at KNIGHTS FACTORY OUTLET For the Best Values in Ladies' and Children's Apparel Black Mountain, N. C. REED'S CAB PHONES; Day 3281 or 9221 Night 5351 Black Mountain, N. C. NO SUNDAY CALLS KEY CITY friendly cab CO. laundry Phone 7272 Black Mountain, N. C. Dialette
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