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[955 I January 14, 1955 ring ? of Pe- ;igln iTear }OOD aAK JiCE )BEE ,ACB !EW- iell OOK iNES IBES iore Jeanne Ogburn Hometown : South Hill, Va. ^ Always heard; “ ’bout to worry me to i death!” Always seen ; in Enfield Life ambition : to get married f avorite food : steak ( Pet peeve : empty mail box f avorite movie star: Rock Hudson iediction for the future: University of North Carolina Alumna (I hope) J Carolyn Seyffert Hometown: Newcastle, Pa. Always heard : “Yeah, man !” . Always seen ; playing mean records Life ambition : to make SMO co-ed t ai'orite food : rizroles Pavorite movie star : the road runner Prediction for the future: a world without men Ann Gillett Hometown : Enfield, N. 0. Always seen : wearing dungarees Always heard : “Heavens to Betsy Life ambition ; to see State beat Duke -I' avorite food: desserts Pet peeve: Jeanne and Wimpy Eavorlte movie star: Van Johnson 1 iediction for the future: more privi leges for SJIC gals Marian “Sugar” Dudley Hometown : Virginia Beach, Va. Always heard: “Shut up. Dee Dee !” Always seen : with a handful of hair Life anibition : to go to Europe Favorite food: shrimp Pet peeve : Lane vs. Johnny Favorite movie star : Rock Hudson Prediction for the future: Admiral’s wife 3ur, ole- leB, nne Relax Week, Sleep Week, Oh No, IPs Exam Week any pe- eld> i.nn lise ter, ish. ;on, iny tiiy ter, iro- tia ra And now, ye daugliters of Saint ' Marie, comes a most amazing week hi your young lives—exam week. Don’t pusli the panic buttons; all is ^ hot lost. Why, you can sleep late ' in the mornings and go to bed early ■at night. Of course, there are no classes held during this divine week; , therefore, you have absolutely scads of free time. Since a maid serves • you breakfast in bed and tidies up your room each morning, your ; house work is virtually eliminated. : i ou’re given vitamin Bl, B2, B12, 'and any other vitamin shots twice ■ a day besides a daily examination oy Freud. This is indeed a week of rest and relaxation. j _ But wait; we forgot one little tee- jtiny detail—the exams. The rosy Uhcture suddenly grows very dark I and gloomy. The bags under your ■ayes become dark, as does your out- i'ook on life. Tou study all day and all night with occasional time out lo run to a little room and write ^wn everything you’ve forgotten, your fingers wear down to nubs 'Hth all the writing you have to do m these little rooms. And the ink stains they won’t come off the fingers for a year ! If you had your choice, how would you have exams ? Mary Ann Braswell: “I’d be out of my mind.” Libby Eeese: “With the (piestions on one board and answers on the otlier/^ Pat McQueen: “I’d have them be fore I had it.” Dee Dee DeVere: “I’d spend a month reviewing at ISTags Head!” Carolyn Poy: “I wouldn’t have them, period!” Ina Gee Eidley: v\ e d have them at V.M.I.” Kiffh Ehea Elliot: “With Lord Byron.” Louise Howell; “jSText to a Tau- cette’.” Jo-Anne Enott: “I’d take them with invisible ink.” Wants pawn term, dare worsted ladle gull hoe lift wetter murder inner ladle cordgge honor itch offer lodge dock florist. Disc ladle gull oiphan worry ladle cluck wetter putty ladle rat hut, end fur disc raisin pimple caulder ladla rat rot ten hut. AYan moaning Eat Eotten Hut’s murder set “heresy ladle bask ing winsome burden barter end sliirkor cockles. Tick disc ladle basking tudor cordage offer groin murder hoe lifts honor udder site offer florist. Shake lake, dun stop- ])er laundry wrote, end yonder nor sorgum stenches shooed iew stopper torque wet strainers.” “Hoe-cake, murder,” resplended Ladle Eat Eotten Hut, end tickle ladle basking end stuttering oft. Honor wrote tudor cordage offer groin murder. Ladle Eat Eotten Hut mitten anomalous woff. “AA^'ail, Wail, AVail,” sot disc wicket woof, “evanescent Ladle Eat Eotten Hut! AVares or putty ladle gull goring wizard ladle basking?” “Amour goring tumor groin mur der’s,” reprisal ladle gull. “Gram mar’s seeking bet. Amour tikiug ar son burden barter end shirker cockles.” “O hoe.’ Heifer blessing woke,” setter wicket woof, butter taught tombshelf, “Oil tickle shirt court tudor cordage offer groin murder. Oil ketchup wetter letter, end den— O bore.’ ” Soda wicket woof tucker shirt court end whinny retched a cordage offer groin murder, picket inner winner an sore debtor pore oil worm ing worse lion inner bet. Inner flesh disc_ adbominal woof lipped honor betting adder rope. Zany j)ool dawn a groin murder’s nut cup and gnat gun, any curdle inner bet. Inner ladle wile Ladle Eat Eotten Hut a raft attar cordage an ranker dough ball. “Comb ink, sweat hard,” setter wicket woof, disg racing is verse. Ladle Eat Eotten Hut entity bet rum end stud buyer groin murder’s bet. “O Grammar,” crater ladle gull. “AYart ba; g icer gut! A nervous sausage bag ice!” “Buttered luck chew whiff, doiling,” whisked disc racket woof, wetter wicket small. “O Grammar, water bag noise! A nervous sore suture anomalous prognosis I” “Buttered small your whiff,” inserter woff, ants mouse worse waddling. “O Grammar, water bag mousey gut! A nervous sore suture bag mouse!” Daze worry on forget nut gull’s lest warts. Oil offer sodden, throne offer carvers an sprinkling otter bet, disc curl end bloat Thursday woof ceased pore Ladle Eat Eotten Hut an garbled erupt. Mural: Yonder nor sorghum stenches shut ladle gulls stopjier torque wet strainers. Whisperin’ Oaks If there’s truth in the sign on the door of room 202, second Holt, there are some strange goings-on ’round here. He Dottie Poster insists on stabling her horse. Sherry, in her room. The other occupants on Dottie’s hall are beginning to file complaints about this newcomer. Sherry works out in the hall and kicks people who visit in her room or neighboring rooms. Eeports have it that she has been galoping through second E. AYing recently. He He H« The Suppressed Desires day at Agnes Scott has one other worthy attribute. A student is given full authority to stand on a chair in class and scream to her 2)rofessor, “Just because you have a Fhi Beta Kappa key, that doesn’t make you a speaker.” “The funny part,” con tinues the source from whom we get this ‘info’, “is that the southeastern debates conference will be held at Agnes Scott that day and students from Davidson, Carolina, Auburn, etc. 55 debaters will be there.” Hs Ht * Billy Thomas, Martha Gay Burns, Susan Tuggle, Carol Eichols, Cath erine Dent, and Haney Black join voices (?) every morning in sere nading their hall with their favorite song about the National limhalming School as they march single file down the hall of second East AYing. * * ♦ _ Mr. Moore has recuperated from his Christmas convalesence and has returned to S M C C. His welcome home present consisted of one case of chicken pox—all over one of his daughters. Hs Hs * Are those exercises being taken on first East AA’^ing doing any good, girls ? Twins Think Life Double Dose Fun EBD RABBI SPEAKS (Continued from Page 1) waiting for the age when all men realize their moral and religious ob ligations and strive to live the per fect life. They believe in everlast ing life but do not have any fear as to the judgment that will be pro nounced upon them because they put their trust in a just and loving God. One of the Crows! Being a twin is the most wonder ful experience in the world, but to have twins—well. I think I’ll be conventional and have mine one by one (that is my decision?). Then there would only be one twin to sup ply with graduation presents, etc., etc. A twin can sure come in handy when you have to tell a secret to someone or just have to blurt out the latest news. You can be sure she won’t squeal ’cause ha! ! you know too much about her. Hot only have you got someone to confide in, but also you’ve got a ready partner in crime. Poor mother, she doesn’t stand a chance when we both gang up on her. Of course there’s the other side of the picture to consider; when one of us is hurt, both of us feel it. But then again when something “divine” happens, we both get excited. The most fun I’ve evei had “play ing twin” was in high school when we used to switch classes on our teachers. They got so confused and fiustrated! In summary, a twines life can be a double dose of fun! !
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