“Pepying” Round Tuskegee
FRIDAY—6:OO Arrived at our and
• tination. After waiting for about an
boyr for the honorable Mr. David M.
Braswell to give our credentials, we
wer® admitted to the holy eactuary of
Dorothy Hall, an aartment for guess.
Slipper y floors lovely balconies —
Mayo Royal practically fell over.
Dinner (supper) was served in the
dining hall—bread and butter plates
—Foe Blackwelder wanted to know
what spoon to use next; Mr. Roberts
told her better. Wild glances from
the married couples, namely, Mr. and
Mrs. Hart and Boyd. Rabbi’s tuble
was waiting for a second helping.!
Those present were Royal, Wign Rod
gers, and Weiss.
Evening vespers. The attendance
was astoirding. Consider, vespers at
West Georgia. Ed Rodgers wus noted
not to have bretahed a laugh. Good
atmospheree for' frosh. Very inspira
ational services, which even our
athletic prof, appreciated.
7:30 - 10:30 were guests ut the open
house of the Science Hall.
ing exhibitsl Beginning at the pistion
ring tester which was accurute to one*
and ending with Ed
Rodgers seeming to be postively laid
out in the ultra waves. Mr .Hart was
lost Among the realms of plant life
displayed. Nature Study was always
foremost in his mind. Dr. Boyd was
discovered mooning over a burglar
alarm. Ideas! about what? Rabbi wus
struggling with the Black Widow
Spider when last I saw him. Of
course I don’t mean Grade.
10:45 we eagerly sought a weinner
joint. We were advised by our
chaperon to retire to the dorm. After,
obtaining permission by the bride of a
hot dog, wo slowly dragged our tired
dogs in search of other dogs. Found
—Mr. Brazwell enthusiastically feast
ing at the drug store. Whatta pal!
We a t e —bill 95c. Result —several
groans and a rather acute attack of
stomach ache.
Returned to the hall. After being
requested to, we retired. Radio was
played until an ungodly hour. The
radio"was in M*cKoy and Mae’s room.
The remainder of the night was spent
in studious sleep. What student?
many calls and threats. We ate rath
-BATURDAY —7:ls breakfast after
er "morishly.” 8:45 we met the ob
ject of our journey. Dr. Carver. The
trip was well worth it. He talked to
us about his astounding sures of in
fantile pralysis.
Trade schools —very educational.
It’s a pity West Georgia students
couldn’t take a hint. We had our
first glfmpse of an albino.
Was impressed by the mixing bowl
whi<? hheld 8 barrells of flour. Note
—it was past lunch time.
Lunch.
Veterans’ Hospital which held over
1100. Met Guillespe, who was an in
mate. His message from Jupiter were
exceptional, after considering the
fact that he was going to write Mr.
Bonner a check on his will.
Dinner.
7:00 went to a horse operation in
Tuskegee. Afterwards decided to try
out Montgomery. Rather nice place
considering that Bill Thomas hails
from there.
Drug store, danced, bed.
Sunday —8:00 Breakfast for some
ef us. Others late, but there. Made
pictures of the various places, includ
ing the first chapel there, Mr. Watts
and Helen.
Parade of the men in their uniforms.
Very perfect marching. 11:00 Easter
Services.. Everyone marveled at the
exquisite music'.
Lunch. -
Homeward bound, with Mr. Roberts
in the lead and Mr. BonneT trying in
vain to bump the rear bumper of his
car.
W. G. C.
We thought that West and Boyd
had enough to keep them awake with
out their sitting up all night to watch
Boyd’s new car to see that it doesn’t
hunt -
Preston Wright! If you stood in
shoes what Would you dot
Hermit Woodi—l would get a shine.
Mamie said she thought an octopus
was an eight legged cat.
Mr. Bonner: What would you do if
you married a rich woman?
Mr. Lavender: Absolutely nothing.
Tuggle: I hope you’ll dance with
me tonight.
Colquitt: Sure, you don’t think 1
came here just for pleasure, do you?
Wanted, a woman with one tooth to
bite holes in doughnuts, apply dining
hall.
Oruce Wing: Then you think 1
talk too fast in the play?
Billy Thomas: No, the faster you
talk the less time the audience lias to
endure it.
Miss Cowan —“Use the word "tri
angle” in a sentence.”
Red M.—"lf fish don’t bite on
grasshoppers, triangle worms.”
Cousin Hack: "Mamie, did you
open the windows wide?”
Mamie E.: "Indeed, I did; I
pulled the top half all the way down
and pushed the bottom half all the
way up.”
The following people will be exposed
in the next issue: Macie and Liddy
Murphy, Martha Millians, Virginia
Colquitt, Bessie Dupree, Fanny Crews,
Margaret Cheney. The worst will be
told.
"Rabbits don’t bark, dear.”
"That’s funny. Here in my story
book it says that rabbits eat cabbage
and bark.”
Harvey Glnsfor received a post card
telling him that he must choose one
of the throe blondes he was stringing
along. The choice was soon made as
two of them wouldn’t have him, so he
chose the third. )
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They satisfy—McGhee sisters.
When I arose to speak they all
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After every meal —Billy Thomas.
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MINOR SPORTS
The minor activities at West Geor
gia, such as tumbling, ping pong, girls
baseball, croquet and hiking are m
full swing since the advent of sprang
weather. Several girls’ baseball teams
have been organized to play for the
school championship. These teams
are captained by Mary Cole.
The lovers of a quiet, peaceful non
strenuous sport and just lovers will
soon fill the croquet courts every af
ternoon. The croquet courts are being
prepared and soon will be ready for
1 A ping-pong tournament has been
organized under the leadership of Earl
Brown. This tournament is to decide
the school champion. A rather large
crowd of entries lias been reported.
The tumbling team is hard at work
preparing for a possible exhibition, and
the Inking club will soon begin mak
ing trips looking for flowers, green
leaves and other things interesting to
the members of the hiking club.
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