Co-Eds Fall To Western Carolina, 59-29
"And How Are Your Children
Doing at College?"
IT’S ME
Yes, I know “It’s Me’’ is ungrammatical
and also an inappropriate title for an ed
itorial column; but the editor is away,
and the inexperienced associate editor
writing this column has been reminded of
a story which suggested the title.
Once there was a very timid little boy
who was quite reluctant to participate in
a program of memory verses being given
at his Sunday school. Finally he agreed
to say one line and was given these words
to learn; “Fear not. It is I”. When the
time came for him to step on the stage
following the other children, he shakingly
came forward and meekly voiced, “It’s me
and I’m scared to death’’.
Well, this is me and I’m scared to death.
When the chorus went on tour, all the
sophomore members of the Dialette staff
were careful to go so that only we in
experienced journalists were left to get
out the February paper. Now you might
think that there’s nothing to getting out
this paper. I used to think that too.
(Notice I say used to think.) Well, as you
can see, even the smallest things like find
ing a title for a column caused me worry,
if you think making titles is easy, just
pretend you are writing the editorial col
umn, and then try to think of a title for it.
it must, of course, have personality and
dignity, such as, “Browsing with Bettye”.
When I tried, I came up with, “Snooping
with Susan” and “Susan’s Scribbles”. How
ever, I came to feel that these were in
adequate. There, “It’s Me” and I hope
you enjoy this issue of the Dialette.
FEBRUARY, 1960
To The Gym!
Have you been among the girls at the
gym lately? On Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday from 3:40 to 4:10 the WRA welcomes
all those who wish to do their self-testing
skills. On Wednesday they urge every
body to grab their opponent and play off
their badminton, ping pong, shuffleboard,
and deck tennis tournaments. It is not
a good policy to wait until the last min
ute to play off your tournaments.
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Amid shouts and cheers of encourage
ment from their Montreal friends and class
mates, the first boy’s basketball team in
the history of the college fell to the West
ern Carolina College Intra-mural Champs
by a 59-29 score.
Captain John Ireson revealed that the
game was played on short notice and that
his team had had little time for practice.
Despite this, the Montreat CoEds display
ed the usual spirit and zest typical of all
Montreat students, and took their loss with
a grin.
High scorers were Williams of Western
Carolina and Jim Hall of Montreat, Will
iams with 22 points and Jim with 11. Ref
ereeing the game was Charlie Bradley of
Asheville, N. C., and the University of
South Carolina.
LINEUP AND SCORES:
Western Carolina;
Williams 22
Taylor 2
Gauge 9
Belchaer 4
Hammond, R 15
Hammond, B 7
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Montreat:
Davis, Maurice 0
Ireson, John 4
Fischbach, Bill 2
Bennett, Jim 4
Hall, Jimmy n
Parker, Furman 0
Logan, Norman 0
Jackson, Bob g
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