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  • NOVEMBER 15. 1934 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN PAGE 3 The Sport Editor Gossips AWSON ALLEN- brain for subj< so here they a At the Hon there was on Sports h.ditor Times, refere« few days latei appeared is been racking his ts to ,-ossip about, .-Coming game beam! the Catamounts A. 1.. Bannister, of the Asheville ng the game. A the l'olowing item column, "My own Saturday occupation was a whistle- tooting jaunt to Cullowwe where C. C. Poindexter's native team celebrated a Home-coming Day program by defeating an older and a seemingly more experienced Milligan outfit. After a Mil'igan man ran through the entire Catamount team with the exception of Paul Schachner on the first offensive play of the game, it looked as though the Bisons foi the the home And, too many gum Carolinians. But wl team dug their cleats in near t own goal line, as they did three or four occasions, the ir cate double and triple passes the visitors went for with the same Schach kickmg and running i fashion, the Catamou scratched their wav to victory." This bit of publici along with another article in tl same column about the native ne sonel of the team is worth lookii at a second time. It might be said in all fairne to all concerned that the gan with Alabama Teachers, Monda November 5th, was about as poor an exhibition of football as has been put on at Cullowhee for some time. The Catamounts made a wonderful showing in the second period, but that was all. Somehow or other they could not get going the rest of the time ami the fellow teachers from Alabama clearly outplayed the Catamounts the rest of the way. On Saturday, the tenth, the Catamounts found the Guilford "Quakers" on the move and '"were swamped by the largest score of the season, thirteen points. The spirit does move those boys and right early in this case. After all is said Cullowhee is slowly but surely coming to the top in athletics. A little more than two years ago when our coach North j succeeded four year colleges in this section, everybody threw up their hands, but vision always precedes accomplishment This year has demonstrated the fact that" the impossible can be done. The big r passing,, ones' fall! big-league| Appearing on next year's football schedule is Lenoir-Rhyne or October 5; Carson Newman there September 28; Appalachian here for the Home-coming gn October 26; there are gai ready booked with Tennessee Teachers and Milligan. There prob ablv will be some surprises a lit tie later when the schedule is com Hot Dawgs BY POLLY MUSTARD Could anyone explain the where abouts of Howard Wilkie—Monday Oct. 8 from 5:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M.? Please report to campus detective. Is anyone going to do anythin about Betty McFarland's secret sor And listen ! I heard ; nember of Junior cla I think Dan Pryor is Mason T. Willia prominent s remark Sunday nights. He has aspiration of becoming Sunday night Chef. Have you been listening to ou- "Rock Wall Harmony?" "Red" Raper, Cowan Moody, Arthur Dula and Vincent Wright. T heard some girl say- tainly would take that coaching course." "1 And 1 have heard it said that >aul Schachner is "C. C, Jr's" fa- What kind of oil is it that Burch Allison uses to escape the scanda mongers? Carolvn Weaver insists that Inez Roberson is the biggest flirt on the campus. Does this clear up things? The following announcement was made in chapel the other day: "LOST—Civilization of Today. Wil finder please return to Carol Gil- Sneers, Snickers and Scandals love that's curling his philandering nature. Congratulations, Genella* ) W. C. T. C. with Funeral services for the lamented dead school spirit will be held Friday week. Interment will be on Woodland stage. "Dot" (and you can bet your life she's running), Henrv has decided book rooms are preferable to red headed rivals. "Shade" Green says he doesn't mind if his girl docs have falling down spells—It gives him a chance to show his brute strength. •M„ I'o alone because I love you" and bear her solitary estate with stoic calm Kam-pus Kat I shore do wish that you could have been here for the Hallowe'e party the boys give us. It shore wuz swell watching Dean Bird eat gubers what he won from doing the Injun war dance. These teachers here shore lik. to go to Camp-meetings. One time all the teachers go and then another time Dean Bird and D: Hunter up and go all the way t Greensboro. Miss Camp let Allen Scurry go teach school in W. Carolina. As I under pects to" teach some C. She never will much—I guess it's c; more crushes than any body 1. Are you all still coming to see cuss class rings and pins. A small know on this Campus. She's got me for Thanksbiving? I'll try and number expressed a desire for a so many I don't know whether I not net the croup this winter cause, ring, and a larger number wanted can make 'em all out or not—I'll I forgot to bring that old sock with] pins. A committee was appointed to tell you their names— Carson, Ratcliff, Tucker, Green from Big Rock Creek, Hudson, Otter Creek and Six Mile. I heard one boy say she wuz Miss Baker's Assistance—I think I'll go up and see her sometime—Nurses are supposed to have more boy friends than ordinary women. Why she even wanted to meet one of the football boys from Alabama. That little Owen girl, what likes that Rich football player, goad home to see her Ma arrd Pa what live in a stinking good town. I know you 'member "Eddie and Tommy" they are still stringing along with some interference from that Henry girl what's got the fallen arches. Perc I wish you would give me some fatherly advice as to the difference in being] in love and being homesick. They's a Howell girl here and one day she's—She's jest funny I guess. Folks, what do you think of a girl that takes a nice new sucker] instead of Plymouth? Well that' what Ruth Ballance did. What do you think a boy they call Sammy ups and comes all the way from Waynesville to see Anne—I mean Miss Barnett—and 1 don't know but Mr. Hunter didn't much like for him to be visiting her on such a ghostly nite. You couldn't tell it from looking at Glenn Raper but he get Young again. Oh! boy pere you should have been here other nite the High School giving a Carnival and they 1 shore 'nuff Man-eater what said Jo Weaver had more training him. Iiarlm Kitty Juniors Elect Class Sponsors The Junior Class met November 12 to vote on some very important questions. The class voted to elect two sponsors this year; those elected were Miss Tilley and Miss N-eal. After some discussion it was decided that Mr. Tucker, the president, appoint a committee to represent the lunior Class in the a ring, if it should be decided that a standard adopted. Also, Mr. Tucker will appoint a committee to oonfei with the spoirsors as to the ad- sability of giving the Jui Senior banquet earlier this year than it was given last year. Thif concluded the business of th< to investigate the price of pins and rings, and to report to the class. Carolyn Weaver was appointed as chairman of this Here the ed she e I had >. ailing bad nigs alright? her. I wuz afe or sompin' ca dream about h I want you to "Boid F.ves." pink nose. Mere I reckon you had better send me my hi<xh top shoes the account of it rains right much did like fer me wet. Them sock, jest 'fore she di Mere you 'member yi to always be good to nr Well sir, I believe that is gonna like me on th he spoke to me the otl sho, fei astern North stand she talk to .use I'm Mere you 'member that bov what they call "Blackberries." Well he shore wuz happy that Home Coming day—I don't know why—'cept a girl from Waynesville wuz here. 1 believe her name is Fannie P. or sompin. Pere you know that Weaver you used to tell me about? Well they is a Weaver girl here. She has OUR MOTTO "Satisfied Customers'' SYLVA FURNITURE I COMPANY SYLVA, N. C. LYRIC THEATRE SYLVA, N. C. MON.-TUES., NOV. 19-20 Gary Cooper Carole Lombard Shirley Temple "NOW AND FOREVER" WED. NOV. 21 "STUDENT TOUR" with Jimmy Durante — Charles Butterworth Maxine Doyle — Phile Regan — Monte Blue THURS.-FRI., NOV. 22-23 HAROLD LLOYD "THE CATS PAW" THE KNIGHTE5 TALE. 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