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  • I PAGE FOUR THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Monday, May 19, 1947 r Now You Know J Now it can be told! Those things we most enjoyed were naturally not allowed. In other words, something about forbidden fruit. Anyway, it was fun, wasn't it? And what are you going to remember about this year? Poly is going to remember football boys, green cars, target practice, river road, wiener roast, monkeys and rabbits. Loee can't forget the jinx she had on cars, dating various and mdry guys, Coach Young's football boys, High Point football game, quits, night hikes, borrowing cars, and wild dreams about next year. Rachel Baker will remember the "big snow." Harriet, the square dances. Jean Jones—Miss Albright and her pansies, rabbits, the food, and string a yankee along. Vada B. could tell what she'll remember but she won't. October 4, maybe—when she first dated Bill. Shot has a lasting impression of this last quarter and the ten days to go and Truette Baird. Thelma Joyce recalls a special apartment in Boodleville and the manager of the baseball team. Jo Pryor will always remember a night under the mistletoe, a Chevrolet, and the day she was 'elected." Faye Davis, smiles—a hectic day on reservoir hill and THE date with Pete Thompson. Grace Wingo remembers a birthday party, March 14th. Pat isn't for enough in the past. Madrie will remember absolutely "nothing" (Terry Joe's nickname). Ida Mae Gentry will see "0 Promise Me!" and Butch Bryson in her dreams. Marie Lessley picked the river road as outstanding among her memories. Bert Martin doesn't want to forget a '47 Chevrolet, tropical craxes, finishin', and her books. Betty Brown will remember an engagement, people pleading her cases when she didn't know it, owl shows, play direction, the jar in the closet, a crush, and going swimming in the Tucka- seigee at midnight. Melba thought she'd remember Seymours history class but she decided to remember her dream of Van Johnson instead. Bye Brinkley remembers Homecoming, the baton corps and J. B. Beam. Joy Rogers will remember the day she decided between Frank and Clarence and coming in at 1:30. Lois Clark relives her love life —Roy and several others—recalls the "hole in the wall," vaguely thumbing, Miss Camp and "hard times." Sonny Dunham Featured In May Day Dance Hot and sweet music poured from Breese gymnasium at the annual May Day dance as approximately 400 Joes and Janes swayed to the music of Sonny Dunham and his orchestra. One of America's leading bands Sonny's featured 14 pieces with Pete Hanley, Texas, male vocalist, and Louise Douglas, female vocalist. Sponsored by the Day Student Government, Joe "Jeep" Lance and Mary A. Cowan, president of the organization, made the arrangements for the orchestra through General Artist's Corporation, N. Y. Sonny is the only band leader who can play a trumpet or trombone without waiting for his lip muscles to relax. This is the first time in the history of the college that a name band has played, at any of the college dances. The funds were raised through senate appropriations, lyceum contributions the play "O Promise Me," and the sale of tickets on a jeep. These activities were handled largely by Joe Lance. The gym was decorated with an "Alice in Wonderland" motif. Pastel shades of crepe paper were used to lower the ceiling and the back wall featured a mural of Alice drawn by Miss Charlotte Watson. Mrs. Louise Cowan was chairman of the decorations committee. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Fads And Fashions LOEE ALLEY Before we begin our discussion of vacation clothes, let's take a peep into the problem that faces designers today. Shall skirts be longer or shall they remain short? There are good arguments on both sides, but I'm betting on the short skirts. Do you know that every time the length of women's skirts has gone from extremely short to extremely long there has been a depression? In this case not only designers are opposed to the added five inches. Today the prices of clothing have soared from bad to worse. We all find that from season to season the rate of increase keeps becoming apparent. There is no such thing as a college student who can afford an entirely new wardrobe just because fashions advocate a new length. Several girls have advanced the idea of an added inch and then stop. There are arguments for both sides but naturally we're going to like the shorter side best. If you have nice calves, why not show them? Long dresses are attractive—if they are ankle length, but dresses that hit the half way mark between the ankle and the knee, that length doesn't appeal to many young girls. Just remember in purchasing your summer dresses and in planning your wardrobe for next fail—You have points in your favor if you don't want to conceal your legs. It should be your personal privilege to wear short skirts, and there will be others with you. Vacation coming up, and aren't the play clothes attractive? More and more magazines are featuring one piece bathing suits. Could they be replacing those two piece affairs that have been in the sun rays for so long? If they are, I'll see you on the beach in a one- piece bathing suit. Happy vacation and please wear original clothes next year so this column can really shine. BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE "Home Of Better Value*" PHONE 278 SYLVA, N. C. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BOTTIED UNDE8 AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COtA COMPANY IY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Asheville, N. C. ■JlllllMlltillinMIMlllllllllllllllltlllllltlllllltllMMIIItltlllllllllMlllllMltlllUIIIIMIItllUMItMIMIIMIMMtlMlllllMII Illlllf IIIMIMIIIimilll I III 11M, || 11| 11 Mil I Mill II 11 lltltll 111 It 111. If II) 1111IIII11| || It 111, || | II11 II111 tl IIIIIII 111 II lltll llSlfj] Buchanan Auto and Electric Co. Hudson Automobiles, Electric Appliances And Radios SALES AND SERVICE Phone 53 Sylva, N. C.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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