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  • THE CULLOWHEE YODEL Field Notes Miss Ethel Tabor is teaching in one of the county schools near Fairview, N. C. Miss Ethel Lunsford, '29, is now completing her work in one of the colleges of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Carl Callahan, formerly Miss Elizabeth Whitmire, is teaching at Cross Roads, S. C. Mr. Claud Totherow, '29, is teaching in one of the graded schools of Swain county. Miss Wilma Parker, '29, is teaching at Kerklins Creek, N. C. The position of primary grades teacher at Fishtop, N. C, is being filled by Miss Bessie Jane Helton. Miss Blanche Alexander, '27, holds a position as teacher in the Isaqueena elementary school, Salem, S. C. Miss Katherine Thornton, '29, is teaching in the Centerville High School, Elberton, Ga. Mrs. Crawford Nicholson, formerly Miss Estele Moss, is teaching in one of the county schools near Seneca, S. C. At the beginning of the spring quarter, Miss Carlise Powell of Hart- well, Ga., will return to college for further work. Miss Harriet Evans is in training for a nurse at Kings Park Hospital, Long Island, N. Y. Miss Drucilla Holliday, '29, is teaching in the primary grades of Six Mile Graded School, Six Mile, S. C. Lake Toxaway, N. C, has Mrs. Lola Lusk, '28, as one of its teachers. Miss Vivian Kennedy is teacl-ing at Harris, N. C. Born In February— Or Not? "Ho! Ho! Ha! Ha! Ha! floated in through the library window. Who's that? Why, everyone on the campus knows. There isn't another laugh like it. "Ho! Ha! Ha!" Well, what is it? Just look and see. They are building new garages. Wonder what's funny enough to produce that throaty laugh. "Well, boys, just bring it on in to the office." No mistake. That voice and laugh belongs to one person only. That laugh is as characteristic of this person as economy is of the Scotchman, and a big nose is of Mr. Plemmons. This laugh has won Mr. Hunter many friends and friendliness is the keynote to his personality. What college is not proud of its president who can enter all its activities, who does devote his energies to its welfare and laughs? tCHIPSf Scientific revolutions really turn the world over, and it never settles back into its former position." "Nothing could accelerate human progress more than to reduce the time between the discovery of a new truth and its application to the needs of mankind." —Science and Journalism. Conley: Pity is akin to love. Arthur: Maybe, but my girl will accept no substitutes. Believe It Or Not Mr. Allen has stopped raising questions and started harvesting Thelma Glazener had a date. Bessie Morton went to the book- room after nine o'clock one night— with Mrs. Posey. A robin was seen on the campus recently. Mr. "Pete" Plemmons has telephoned a lawyer to help him get a divorce. There was an anachronism in the Eastern Carolina chapel play — the girls wore watch bracelets. We know what a burlesque is— since Sue Rucker and Ralph Smith entered grand opera. Conley Rogers got fed up during the basketball trip. We know that the Boone boys are good sportsmen 'cause they wore golf togs. A Byrd at the south pole is worth i flock on flag poles. —The Pathfinder. Professor Madison: This essay on Our Dog, is word for word, the same as your room mate's. George: Yes, sir; it's the same dog. She remind* me of an almond bar —sweet, but nutty. "That's a chip off the old block," said the man when a bullet grazed his head. —College Humor. Silence is golden only when it gives consent. —Tennessee Mugwump. "Ignorance is the source of most of our ills." Homer: Why are a bum charade guesser, a seasick man and a trapped crook like each other? Ralph: I give up. Homer: Yeh, they all do, too. Miss Allieree Kennerly, is teaching in Yost school, Salisbury, N.C., She states that she could not get along successfully without receiving every issue of the Yodel. "Lindbergh gives me a pain in the neck," remarked the spectator, rubbing the injured member after gazing aloft for 15 minutes. —The Pathfinder. Mary had a little lamb Its fleece was white and how? It followed her, where e're she went And it's a black sheep now. Avagadro's Scrapbook. Sweethearts on Parade Sweethearts are marching along Happily at Cullowhee, In their hearts there is a song, "0 where can Mrs. Posey be?" Mashburn and his little Bird; "Fatso" and "Jo" so easy to be heard; Wayne and Mary, such quiet grace; "Red" and Ralph are together some place; Louis and Thelma so happy and gay; "Finn" and Bernice are funny that way; Gladys and "Hammer" are so dignified; But wouldn't they run if Mrs. Posey they spied? No Allowance for Shrinkage We often wonder why the Cullowhee boys have the unmannerly habit of keeping their hands in their pockets. As Tennyson says, "Shrinkage to the right of them', shrinkage to the left of them^ shrinkage in front of them, yet they starved and hungered." We will take for an example of this shrinkage Mr. George "Horn' Carpenter. On the day of his ar rival at Cullowhee, he tipped the scales at 225 pounds. Now look at him: a pale emaciated youth who scarce has strength to walk. When last he weighed, he stepped off the scales disconsolately only having weighed 99.9 pounds, fore George came to Cullowhee he was a lover of music and romance he prefering brunettes, and practicing eight hours daily on his music. Now he has not the strength to look at a woman, and alas he can only stand ten minutes a day practicing his music. Alas, what has become of the real he- man that once once. Woe is us, if we may be un- grammatical—the boys of Cullowhee. Our clothes fit us no longer, hence to go around with hands in pockets is the style. Ralph (after two quarters of French) Ou se trowe un Bon Hotel, Monsewer ? John Darm — No spik Anglias, "A smile—the lighting system of the face and the heating system of the heart." "The reason the race develops," said the scientist, "is because great men choose great women and scorn beautiful simpletons." Correct it. The art of life is more like the wrestler's art than the dancer's in respect of this that it should stand ready and firm to meet onsets which are sudden and unexpected. —The Progressive Teacher. BELIEVE IT OR NOT, BOYS WINTER SUITS NOW ON SALE AT HALF PRICE A complete line of the choicest patterns in men's fine fabrics at 50% DISCOUNT $25 Values at $12.50 $35 Values at $18.50 LOOK WITHOUT OBLIGATION TO BUY The MAN Store Sylva North Carolina Alumni News Miss Velma Rice is teaching seventh grade in the Reid school, Greenville, S. C. Her address is 215 Meminger St., Greenville, S. C. Miss Glee Garner, was a recent visitor on the campus. She is teaching 1st grade in Slagle school, Macon County. ♦ ♦ * ♦ * ♦ -:• <• •:• * •:• •:• •:• * * * •:• * * * * *.;..;. * * * *.;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;. *.;..;.* * * * *.;. * * * ♦ * * * I SURPRISING VALUES IN FURNITURE $ I i | There's a Reason— | % t % A large bankrupt stock of high grade bed room and dining $ | room suites and odd pieces just purchased at remarkably | | low prices. Our customers are to share the benefits of this | % purchase. * | CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF | | $ I Medford Furniture Company j | SYLVA, N. C.
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