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VOLUME FIVE JACKSONVILLE,^ ~ A B A M , ~ ;WEDNESDAY,^ MAY^ 29,^ 1940.
NUMBER EIGHTEEN
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CL I m I I I I ~ I I v w I I I ~ I I 'I r4: 7 - : ::: - ~ Gets CzWw
Secondary Education TOBe Offered Baccalaureate Sermon TO Be a
- Sunday, Graduation Mondav I
Clawes To Start When School Opens
For The Fall Quarter; Committee Now
At Work On Curriculum
Dr. C. W. Daugette, president of Jacksonville State Teachers College. has announced that a t the opening of the next regular session State Teachers College will introduce a program to prepare teachers for sec- ondary education. This will be another step in the advancement of the institution which has specialized in the training of elementary teachers. The state committee 09 the revision of the curriculum of the State Teachers Colleges is composed of Dr. D. H. Eikenberry, of Ohio Uni- versity, who is working under the United States Teacher Education Commission; Dr. Agnes Snyder, of* Columbia University; Dr. W. Mor- rison McCaI1, Miss Daisy Parton and Mr. L. W. Smith, all of the State Department of Education.
Senior Dance
Untiring in his efforts to help TO Be (^) Given in revising the curriculum to meet
Is
Play Is Friday
Night, Dance
lllJacksonville s a t u r d a ~ ~ i g h t ?. (^) I
H/bfay Queen/
I The fifty-sixth a n n u a l com- mencement got underway Monday
11 (^1) IZIlt~8 - I^ night^ with^ the May Day Festival.^ Y
I
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VOTED FOR M LARGE Friday night the Senior'class play
STUDENT ELECTION will be presented from the Kilby
Hall stage. The spring season at Jacksonville (^) I, the moving was culminated by a student-wide
election of a May Queen and her the dance^ Of^ the^ year^ willbe
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court. The election was sponsored held Saturday night at 9:00 C. D. '^4
by the Student Social Committee, S. T.
this new step is Dr. C. R. Wood,
Dean Jacksonville, W ~ Owith 1 Saturdav Eve 1
nnd received enthusiastic response (^) ~t 11:00 o'clock Sunday morning
from the student body. A large
III the Baccalaureate Sermon will be vote, with no less than sixty-nine
, - - - - -^ - Dean C. B. Collier of Florence., I I ~ e a nL. K. Sisk of Livingston, and Dr. Hammer d Troy is on the corn- I AUBURN PLAINSMEN TO I
. - -. girls being someone's' choice, was recorded. Every girl in school was a potential candidate, and each stu- dent voted for his or her choice. Receiving the largest number of votes was Miss Constance Mock, a mem-ber of the sophomore class,
delivered by the Rev. William
Crowe, pastor of the First Presby-
terian church, Talladega. The solemnities of the Baccalau- reate Sunday will begin at 11: A. M. Sullivan's processional "On- ward Christian Soldiers" will mark
mitt= of representatives from the (
R R N I S H MUSIC FOR
State Teachers College. These two TEIE AFFAIR I Committees collaborated recently at Montgomery to set up a proposed
curriculum for the junior and sen- aturday.^ May^ 25.
ior years of college. The Place-Gym of new Physic
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and thP daughter of Dr. and Mrs. the opening and will be followed
H. B. Mock. Running a close second by the Doxology. The Rev. H.Rass
to Miss Mock was Miss Sara Bell Arnold of the local Baptist church
Parris, of Wedowee. &s m a n will render the invocation.
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Williams was the third choice. The "Build Thee More Stately W-
election was close for the attend- sions" by the combined Nlen's.aad
ants as well as for the maids, and Women's Glee Clubs will p r a e
included: (
the Scripture reading. The kei. K 1 Wilma Anderson, Dutt01-1. Tevis N. Matthews of tbe locd MMaUI* I DB. C. W.W G E T T E (^) IB d , Centre; i*ryar, ~ a c k s o n - ' ~ h u r c h e> -. .1=9d^ b ptap& -7'-' rt&h.. Dr. Daugette, president of the college and adviser to the senior ville, m a Gillihand. Hoke's Bluff, [Lorraine p&@.i&rcpdsr a (^) I
Dixo M. F. overnor
sewn The represents. he a t
ot s&dwta the allowed d
.
they'll bnt fhem,
Sftop Shoe Pyron's
ALA. ACKSONVILLE, f
S T U D E N ' T B
hesieatlrrrr, Vim see,
Vanilla PlamUa is a qemg~& '
the @chid itPmily. It hgis a $g+
k b m WW&I form tb q@a
..I ,...... I.. HIII..-..
T k in which my deekkn
was m p wao the moat trying;
in rt long and exciting life.
guests this week-end her mother,
- % + Mrs. Percy Pitts, and brother, Jon .
the health heroes rmch a s Pasteur,
- Empire^...^ the^ foundation Hudsai: They aay .that m e of^ *^ *^ +
- Miss^ Kathryn^ Fleming^ was^ the
4iXest of Miss Sallie Kate West&
4
sgelling, writing and oral speech.
Mrs. Warren recently.
President Taft had to have a spe- * * *
My& search me.
- Je + "Walking a mile for a camel" h
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. * 4 6 +
LOOK OUT!
- - r-.. VLSWSY ue graddeycan
checks preliminw far SO proval.
improvement great revealed have
- many core subjects and in #e
have been attained formerly ~ d t s
the not considered the function of
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brlOht his Vernon Haywood for
remarks.
oiit for Mattison Otis
.33fqulreulre 5 f
oId rank for his FarreU ~ a m e s
pipe.
so being for Riley Mae Ludie
ahp.
Snead for her loud- Alice Mary
.- A
indii- his William !Potberow for
ferenoe.
a beins for Ledbe%& Vir-
man-hater.
passim his for Blaokw~d Claude
arguips. for
am- of lack Ms -for Greiad "Pop"
bition.
a t k m p W her for Felgar Jane
s o p ~ t i o n.
C
e m b hand): The years seem
bird lore. in Interest my
thb for (reaching Cayley Dr.
ot s e w Something binocuIars):
in imErest my up whetted have
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am a Dr. Cayley: Oh, just - 1
CONVEBSATION TRUE A
I if Garren, .'" 03Sue: lVlm
proof-read Dr. Garren's to continue
be a sdent- I'll articles on science,
Ist."
Luttrell: 'Well, Mrs. Garren, M h
read these articles, ot continue I if
wiIl be educated." I
declare to I "WelI, Garren: Mrs.
to continues Garren Dr. if you,
will leave I akticles, these write
home."
give you a job won't I sir, 'WO
one of marry me you let unless
five daughters." yaur
own figure." name your "Okay,
eggs?" these with
only I know. don't "I W a i m :
x e 'table.4lainsmen. %aid
the one' about We there's And
first man !ht that be to It used
p the best@ dormitory w a out of
one only 4 the he's dressed--now
dressed.
&hg, S. T.: "My boy friend, the
always making flowery speeches is
me." to
Does he rave cute. "HOW T.: H.
about the roses in your cheeks?"
"Not him. He raves about T.: S.
my stems!"
discovered where just We have
tPom. €he word "auditorium" comes
gninaw Latin comes from- "Audi"
&om comes "Torium" hear." "to
Then '!)ub" mewing Spahish
hear to auditorium means a p l a e
bull.
rs Teachers For Unit Health
~ ~ u and o ffne yw Some
the done at be.hg is k w health'
quarter. this 1 ooW Laborat@
Gal- Mrs. d diWctioa bt Under
ccmelatioa in unit befilth a vert
cobper* b aml subjects w o with
beha$ is StxpePdwr 'hack with H6n
IJPB* each in developed
&st the 1 arei, these at Some
mpefi as Msswith* made,
;tihair- as Carpaw -%We phwn*
fe on Wt a dev4bWa man,
a doll hause illus- with E w e Ihc
second the In the b e e. tratdns
super- as Arnold .?&I grade, with
ch-, as Dickey Sarah viser,
He& Good one on up worked
de- fn given below is unit (this
with grade. second the In taiU.
seuperviser, Alice Boltan as Miss
up Rowland as chairman, worked
Citizenshig Developibg on unit a
Manners, Good Courtesy, and
Health Service. and Health Habits.
tsrif Goodlet's Miss of unit The
and second grade with Leota Gregg
Health t J y chairman, was on s a
Old Y e u Eight ond Six Habits of
and fourtb third the In ahlldren.
super- aa Wright Mtss with gmde
chair- Elizabeth Bradford v k r ,
Teeth; on developed a unit m a ,
fourth grade unit Randolph's I b h
Was chairma& as with Mrs. Waters
tbe ot Csre The of. subject €he on
Mlas wit$$ grade fi&h the nJ T e b.
Xohea as supehriser, Lee Michell
&t@ a developed chairman, as F
m.& unit A Clesniinea& soap
%?%!@&ZP-g%w&, F L
&aea- unit* A Cleanllnea& y m
9 m , w i n ~ l u a g ~ ~ a l t h , WPI
w b the making and rules
W U v m mPPe roam moo
thfrdt Mrs. M e n d o n ' s in worked
W Katherine Etedmond with e m
@.v= are tbis @ (de- &&man
Jbbq ~ e r v i s e r t as Ro~per .s &
t d a qa~dope8 chairman, as wt
One of the best units developed
was that one which was worked up
and chairman, Dickey, Sarah by
Fraa- Ruth Sandlin, Meharg, Irene
Lameter, Mae Lulr WfLU8m. % @
tea* L u & ~Carlyle, student and
given below in detail. is It ers.
Grade--&& Second tor Unit
W e e k ) agur
HEALTIi ai0OD
Appoar?h: I.
examtaa- pbssical Tbcaaqh A.
doctor. school by tion 1
doc- inspection by nkming .B I
pupils. &am chosen nurse Wr and
for Look chil* Having C.
magazines pictures in ' h e m
chil- from Oettlng suggestions D. I
hedth of list concerning dren
rules.
story. a health them Readlng E.
Objectives: 11. I
good To help children desire A.
health.
practice children help To B.
good health.
dV- learn children help To C.
wrong health and right in ference I
habits.
ability. aeatiw develop To .) X
the children the tea& To E. '
healah. good af necessity
ProceaW m.
learned. be td !tWngq A
teeth eb lklr Care. 1
at least teeth the gntshinO )a {
a.* tBaDEe
h* '%as
+ dentist th/e Seeing #)
ye= a e M
decay. Of (%uses (c) "
tooth-ache. rj$ CWseb (dl f L '
body. dk&e @are a,.
two all-over hast d Taking (a)
e w ger baths
batba. f 6 Binds The Ib)
T h e & o Z m p i n Sr,
be& Ae
bath. the Qt h v bdal W e (dl
Quantity. (a)
q. (b) Quality (grades of
and milk of imp~rtaaee Cc) 'The
diet. the products in milk
mlljf or ww (d) ~ m q r e n t
diet. the In
P.** mod 4.
on posture dom rt EUb& (a)
l heal. a e ~*
on posture gaqd vf BihaS (bl
wttte- mental
of good posture. value& W fc)
- xE 5.
out-door of (a) The importance
exercise.
exercise. fo Kinds (b)
exer- daily! h n p ~ n c eof ((
.esi c
Sportsm~ship. <dl
Sleep.. 6
(a) Amount.
Proper aleeping conditions. (b)
Qood sleeping posture. (e)
of s l e p on the health Values (d)
Body. of the
FroMems: Questions and B.
affect the How 'do bad teeth 1. 1
ahodd & a times many ' T i o w
we brush our teeth? When?
What causes tooth ache? 3.
What are the Mndb of baths? 4.
Why should we take baths and 5.
how many should we take?
we should How much milk 6.
importance of the is What 7. 1
the diet? in milk I
good ~osture? is What .B
posturn? good ~s What 8.
p b How can we have better 0.
ture?
Why should we exercise? 10.
take to time the best is What 11.
exerabe?
sleep? we How much should 12.
sleeping good are the What 18.
condltims?
Study in Physi- d Course A A.
Education. Health cal
IICL l r i ciry only me is raris
world where one can dial his tele-
and automatically secure a phone
the of thrce-minute news bulletin
day. the latest events of
6ePk-
France of king w, - xs
the used first w h o avarre.
every in cfiicken "a expression
interrlational symbalize b pot,"
prosperity. He sald b a t he would
family eve* mtil satisfied not be
ni a chickm France c o ~ l t P h v e in
week. at least once a the ~ o t
h t h? The It -. Ain't
find fault with the editor, They
they print is rot, stutt The
peppy as is The paper
a cemetery lot. As
The ads show poor arrangement,
stale. are The jokes, they say,.
holler, The u g p e ~ ~ e n
wail. claclasen The lower
But when the paper's printed,
on file, is issue And the
copy, gomeone misses a f I
yell a mile. him hear can You
Developed
1B38, (April ~ j U p d e Teacher
1987) Dec. '3949. Jan.
House, Haviland Plsy em C.
in Wonderful House Mdst D. The
World-Haward. The
e g e i a. .E.
References: N.
World Books. 8.
Americaa from G. Materials
Chicago. Dental d i a t i o n ,
Insur- Life Metropolitan The H.
Y. N. Y., N. ance Co.,
(Alabama State-adopt- Health I.
text). ed
(text). Q1esnline.w and Hedth J. I
Odys- American Doctor's An K.
sey, by Victor Heiser.
Phillips. C. Day, by Mary - 8 L.
by Madam Carriage, Your M.
Love. Jane
by Health of Fundamentals N.
Kirkpatrick.
Activities: V.
A. Teeth.
Bath. B.
Milk. C.
D. Posture.
E. Exercise.
Sleep.. F
eht unit the of part this In A.
was stress- teeth the cleanliness of
an important from being s ed
hy- a fram as etic as well t4 aes
kind of The gienic point of view.
oi methods. the tooth brushes and
was taught by teeth the brushing
"=P wmw
th was taught by -
rnany classroom cusctission and the
pamphlets and posters attractive
by that were made and collected
teachers. ' and student pupils the
studah tbe second grade One of
which excellent poster on an made
in- the structure of the lie drew
tooth. dfvMud
B. Daily Bath:
all-over at least two Taking (a)
baths per week.
recently.
Tom Mrs. and Mr. Welcome!
Donni Apartment our into White
We're glad to have "Napoleon,"
enter- aro girls the that seenu It
HOW childhood. second their ing
and , Wilma Ester, that about
in seek" and T i d e "ElWWE?"
vetch fked is child play.
practice. in
disgusted was We wonder who
Saturday and Edith Denson with
why!? aftemoon--and
have Louise to glad were We
Thorn back in the Apartment Dor-
hope We week-end. mitory last
as llew as she likes to come back
come back enjoy having her we
tripping seen were girls What
Thurs--campus across the lightly
glow. Heat dances in the air, and
smoky blue and EIazy h u a pees
nountnigs. the 16pk
F b g s .ria the Uf sounds thgi M
Plieadiag voices, hoarse ,wi-t& ,so@
m&hurs & 6 b Ail&+.% rain. for
peb- a over skies glides, h d it as
I bly bottom.
of in4erIudeih&% Then sleep,
the otl heavily sets consciouaess,
to draws near soul And meid.
I^ things.^ all^ the creator of^ God,
WW: --Catherine
' h t ' evening in afternoon day
have been the 'loveliwsa"P it Could
of Thelma and Jerry.
in being do you still enjoy ,ta P
bad y w Too Dr. Cayley's classes?
w e e k 4 last disappointed were
i
Poxmitory Apartment the Will
Wilma, Fliwq adter. quieter be
Mrs. $hda. Ester, Elsie, Evelyn,
" b a n s. Cleo, Shirley, ,- S
end b e Coxes, and Varona leave
I^ of the quarter.
(b) The kind of baths.
I
and bad good illustrating both ter
I posture. in soap of importance (c) The
Exercise: .E the bath.
(dl The social value of the bath.
The kinds of baths were found
warm bath, which is for (1) be a t
rest- also and cleansing purposes
prefer- be taken should and ful,
at night; to bed ably before going
should be which hot baths, (2)
taken only under the direction of
the bath, the cold (3) doctor; a
shower and a is which of best
vigorous by should be followed
cold a take to is good rubbing-it
into cold out bath before going
sun (5) sponge bath; (4) weather;
social and importance The baths.
value of the bath and the import-
soap were taught and il- ance of
many pictures, and by lustrated
colorful and attractive posters were
made.
Mi: C.
outdoor of importance (a) The
exercise.
s of exercise. (b) W
exercise. Importance of 'daily C)
Sportsmanship. (8)
The importance of outdoor daily
of kinds exercise and the several
co-ra- into exercise were taken
sportsmanship of rules The tion.
were taught and the rules for ex-
chil- the given were ercise
pictures and posters illustrate Many
&xe ing the exercise of play, the
build strong healthy bodiw, to cise
a exercises reducing the and
made.
Sleep: F.
(a) Amount.
(b) Proper sleeping condiiions.
Good sleeping posture. (c)
Value of sleep on the health (dl
or the body.
illustratine posters Attractive I (a) Quantity. I
.)&im of (b) Quality (grades
and milk fo (c) The importance 1
I
products in the diet. milk
milk (d) Diiierent ways of using
in the diet.
the milk in of The importance 1
stories and by diet was stzessed
ele- giving the p o s h A posters.
one milk was made by of .merits
of the student teachers.
Posture: Gaod D.
on posture good d (a) =ts
"hs=@JdpetR?twe:
on posture good d Effects (a)
health. Ehssrcal
posture on good of ElXests (b)
health. mental
posture. gaod of values Social (c)
the of hygiene the an Papers
good and posture and skeleton
good the value of stressed h d t h
aa and bssiemic a from posture
value. The Looby Loo ec0nomicJ
we& sleep on points these all
ma- other and Pamphlets made.
terial on sleep were collected,
Evaluation: VL.
para- compose children A. Let
graph of things learned.
the realize Children should B.
health. goad value of
and know should Children C.
learn- rules practice the six health
ed.
more be should Children D.
heal*.
""'A" '" ;$;&& .j f
more be
heal*.
better be should E. Children
sports.
Testing-Teeth: VII.
A. How many times a day should
we brush our teeth?
toothache. c a m : what Tell B.
do you day a How many Hmes C.
bmsh Do you teeM? run brush
did Sou thaa more now any them
was 'The tea table
Dpu-l mW*' Jones. BUSS and nett
F. Ingram and L. and Mrs. Mr.
p~~~ Is Noble and the honorees. Jr, gette,
children spent Mother's Day with + + + CLUB G W E N
McCL- MRS. WITB[
TO GO TO LOVE MBS. entertained McCluer Leon Mrs.
Faculty With Bfrming- in Mrs. Ingram's parents
ham. MONTQOMERY.^ Garden Club Wednday at^ Ule
to glad to welcome all We are o + +^ City.^ hame in the north end of the
Noble 11, S. C. M. Our iaculty Dr. Landers J. The friends of Mrs. E. in- been base V. Pink^ m e p r o w included a study of
a new btruetor of whom the col- has she mt le- to be glad the Of meem a attend to vited by Around," ,zeal' the ''his
in Conference Recreation State "Differat and ~ i - ~ , J. A
Mrs. Love 17-19. Montgomery, June^ by^ vines:.^ in^^ of
extMmcly proud. H~spitallege Gar- retuned
where l e underwent t r e a v t. will be the chairman of the group^ McCluer.
D. Ph. his received Noble Dr.
at Harvard. He taught aster's and * * * on the discussion of Music and Re-^ served^ hosteas^ me
University. li'llrrnan at year One Mrs. A. D. Edwards spent Sun- creation. which the after punch and cookies,
and Carolina, South Greenme, Birm- in and night day the of member a Love is MTS. has- were invited to see the wests
the teach- In at Columbia years two^ at Jacksonville^ Music Department^ flower garden.^ baa'
er's college. He has studied abroad @3-. Glee Men's the of director and
. year. fox one Y + + Club. E SHADOW W SUPPER AT
pubLished was book a R a a t l ~^ Mother's^ spent^ Ada Pitts^ Mrs.^ + 3 C *^ Shadow Lake, country lodge of
Transporation which is on Pupil on was she where sylacauga in D~~ was the scene Williams, James ~ r.
library. the in shelf reserve the BAND- NEW s- *.^ Jax^ enjoyed by^ outing^ gay^ a^ of
book interesting this of T~, children at the her all by joined^ a d e n @ and their friends. Tuesday
other than our Dr. Noble, none is Walter her daughter, Mrs. of home^ Mr. F. S. Ray, Sylacauga, who has^ rambl-^ a lodge*^ me^ 21.^ May
Christian. si books popular his of Another^ *^ *^ *^ at^ bandmaster^ as^ select&^ been^ comfortable structure situated^ ing,
Measurements". entitled "Tests and^ Jacksonville next year, will be inm?unbk^ the^ foot of^ the^ at
=- in much very. He Ed ibrr Jud.e^ Boys'^ band at^ the^ Of^ charge^ setbng^ rustic^ its^ fiectd
search work. Tus- Willard and Billy, ofSOI~S,~ t l d sponsored by the American Legion,^ and^ ceilings^ beamed
C. C. Mrs. and Mr. visited calOOSa,^ 6-15.^ near Montgomery, from June^ the^ Multi-colored fights illuminated
Sunday. M. The father of Dr. Noble, Dr.
now Dean Emeritus, I, Noble S. C.^ a + +^ large-room where the guests danced
and played bridge.
of University' the at dean was * * Y
for =ills Carolina at Chapel North home arrived Reuben Self Mr. INGRAM FRANK REVEREND lovely meal consisting of broil- A
many y m s. Sunday from New York University^ A%mAM)^ IN^ PASSES^ ed steak, potato salad, olives, rolls,
Dorothy fhe former si Noble Mrs. for a two weeks visit,^ Ingram and^ F.^ L.^ Mr. and Mrs.^ cake, and coffee was prepared by
North LeFgton, of Mandenhall + Y +
- law s o w two am Carolina. There son, and Thomas Maude Mrs. of funeral the
Lee w*le
-ding ye h ~. 111 ter and Billy Smith, spent the week-end in Au- Of Ingram* Rev- Frank the
their home on Pelham Road. in^ ~^ + + + "^ ,^ ~^ bburn.^ ~^ ~^ e^ e^ ~^ i^ :yyid 2;.^ Sarah m a r , Mary Frances^ mar,
trouble. heart with weeks Beard, Helev Cannon, Mary Julia
spent Miss Ruth Parkman Barnes Wilson, Helen Scott, visitor
and LUCY Illinois, pontiac, iron, the
Pageant High;rSrS Lang-^ in^ home^ at her^ week-end^ Mr. Ingram was well known in
James Elizabeth Williams, Mary Kilby Hd1 At Miss guest her as had and dale havtng Alabama of section this
coIlege faculty. the Gladys Allen, of being and derk probate as served
minis.r. Baptist prominent a Williams, Bill Hames, Tom Wright,
Night Thursday Fort and visited Auburn he? + + ) c Sid Kirksey, Seymour West, Jack Benning during the week-end.^ Greenleaf, Charles^ m p e y , Ivan
the Jackson- of class senior The^ * + *
mACHI&R DISTalCT PAaRER Lykes and Sewell, -''in,
its pr-t will school ~ i g h irille Turn- Dana Davis returned Mrs.^ SCHOOL^ VIgFT8^ Henderson.
01 form the in @Xt?rcises^ class^ last week from a business^ of^ day
next Thursday night in pageant a trip to Chattaxlooffa and points in^ Mary Reed Moore, a mem-^ Miss^ -^ @
o'clock. 8 at Hall, Kilby^ Georgia.^ North^ the Parker^ of^ the faculty^ of^ ber
title is the Speak" Youth "Let^ + Y J C^ C.^ S.^ School, Greenville,^ District
which the futility in pageant, the of Prescott and C.^ Mr. and Mrs. C.^ was a recent visitor on the campus. At Stop The After
speak- demonshted. The is wax of E. J. daughter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Ox- in lives who Moore, Miss
- inters~ersed are - ing^ spent^ Birmingham,^ of^ Prescott,^ first^ ford, stated that this was her
entire the and music appropriak pres- M. C. Mrs. with Day several yems Mother's^ in^ visit to Jacksonville^ CAFE^ CITY^ THE
color be one of will p e r f o r d @ Mat- N. K. Mrs. and Dr. and cott im- very favorably was she and
entire junior The pag-try. and thews. Bbrs. Prescott returned home de- the growth and pressed with
in appear will classes and senior^ vfsit.^ a^ for^ them^ with^ velopment of the schooL^ FOR
perform- stage the processional and * * + * + +
ante. Langdale, spent of Par- Hugo^ r e a t^ a^ Mary Goodlett was^ Miss
_- -.-- -- ------------ sister. his **wi nini@t,** .~ednesday v b i t o r t. ~ a ~ : n -. h ~ ; l L r h g L ~ c
Milkshakes
w e. of Langdale, spent P~Rman, Hugo^ reent^ %^ Goodlett was^ Mary^ Miss
sister, his with .Wednesday night Gadsden. to visitor
retmn you Souwn:-*'Why'n't route to en Parkman, Miss Ruth + 4 * +
c o w ' t Totherow so^ ball^ the^ a sophomore at^ is^ Gadsden, Hugo^ Daugette have^ W.^ Mrs. C.^ a d^ Dr.
reaah it? You're the durnbest boob Auburn. Wheeler Borden from returned
here!" out^ j e * +^.^ s(?vffaI^ they spent^ where^ Sprihgs
Boys! .Boys! - n o m p p. ~ : Dr.^1 her^ as^ h a e l Posey has bad^ Mrs..^ I^ -.^^ davs --*
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here." am Logan bou forget I J. L. her sister,-~rs. guests,
Mrs. Posey, Nrs. E?a. Tampa, .of Cath- Miss Mrs. Mabel t l o r e ,
talkies about the thing nice One^ PWY^ Marguerite^ Miss^ Logan and^ Marl^ MP^ anA^ Ashmore^ mine
you all apphud can you that h Stevenson in week-end the merit ~ d - 1 esda Snead s ~ e n t ALUae
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Lillian Holloway and Agron Hand. seminar and study, assemblies,
and Wlliams kept the guest book, be oppor-1 $i9o rneetlngs. There will
Rut- Mrs. was fucnished by sum- tbe nt tunity for observation
Reagazt W r y sgW Daugdb, e- 1 whool elementary l a h a t o r y mer
Coffee. K. R. Mrs. and Pnd @-xe educati~nd Leading
hundred guests d. m -otot@i&~&~'~^ aU lei&kb:'i&m "
9 : , &us the - have charee'of W i l l trv I
; programs.
District of ~eaehers in-^ her^ McDonalrf, received^ Mra.
Opporhity Have TO Reeder, H. Dr. Edwin from vitation
of Wcation at the Uni- professor
For CurricdumStudy versity of Illinois. Dr. Reeder was
University, Columbia at formerly
ad- Mrs. McDonald's was and he
viser during the t h e she was get-
degree in elemen- A. M. ting her
education. tary
Examination Oral 1
Group To Given Is
The American Government class
has introduced an cxamination pe-
six The campus. the to culiar
concluded been has mpnths study
examina- comprehensive a with
examples of the Following tion.
the large universities, the students
to professors the of five invited
for guesaionalre oaal an co&ct
and hours two lasting period a
thirty minutes.
Cayley, 4vho has d i t - E. C. Dr.
of the American activities the ed
the suggested class, Government
.the examination and of type new
that de&W my' s)bldents.-were
progredve way m o s t the was it
of testing.
Dr. F w r , Dr. &C-Iean. ,.Dr.
An- Mr. an'd Dr. Thompmn, W e ,
ex- of board the canposed ders
c4mpre- most Althosrgh aaniners.
e examinations are written; M
S a t the in was unique w e this
.D* w t it was .given
Qeivern- Piuaeriean in me:lcwP.se
an as conducted been has a n t
classets have been T h e eg~periment
criticised. rand
satis- prove deam p~emnt the 9 l
'be- shall a m e the then factmy,
part of the curric- -regular a e m
i l n p o ~ t most two .* t&un.
been course have the of phaws
the com- and the outside activities
Outside examination. prehensive
the to *its included activities
6 U ~ e s , State Capitol, the Couqty
Daugette, president of W. C. Dr.
the college, has announced that the
have a will district thls' at teachers
study cur- to opportunity unique
riculum revision programs in prog-
I of teacher& colleges the in ress
02 m~lication the and Alabama
roam, the-- to these revisions
"worlssbpw c o r n , special a in
which will be oiEered during Sum-
School. mer
Dr. work, specialized this For
outstand- an Daugette has chosen
who field, the from person ing
successful. unusually been has
of Coble, director Margaret Mlss
Sdisbury, School Crest Bill the
Parker the orgemized who Conn.,
C., S. District Schools, GreenviLIe,
Dr. Epugette course. &re direct lli w
.mviees that in aeaving the stated
mak- is capable woman, he this of
the 'teachers of for available ing
study opportunity to ah district sih t
crbsesve the best pos- to and wkth
sible methods.
in be conducted will dasses The
bdivid- with manner, ioforrnal an
podble through attention ma& u d
a to course thb offer ot plan the
~~. nnmber of limited
in senrice who take the Teachers
bring to encouraged are work
and materials currirmlum ewn their
possible evaluation and for plans
under- the y of improvement. b
be will learning wmiples of lying
a wlU the course, as in Ilteabred
and tmes of learning the study of
to which relate faets pychokgical
d a m o m. of the (prdems
$endit not of cow= w B be Thii
only to those who have not com-
pleted work on their 'degrees, but
lalso to gradute students, who are
in progressive education. interested
Gov- Municipal and County Court,
Crest Designed J ~ X 1.^ ernments.
Former Student IBy
~ua-&?r summer l
ha Be@dzar, &daon, c. a MI-.
W..W: pT ~pening anaounced the
.?. My WnaaY, quarter mer
cam- begin vvLU Registretion
&- mr@awaO11Kntnh .will exePEise~,l$$axd;$r and tarnoon-cement
&eW bagin will 'Tuesday. Classes
o5Efs& -hiepi at nesday- lporning
--..d.S v-' ...l*Y -" ..""U-
e W &gin will, Classes 'Tuesday.
a)Cfp* -sight at lporning nesday
I.-.:/" ,' !rime. DeBght Savhig central
hd tee-%-* 'Several new
W- Stapp, Mts. Margaret
#@ Jr,, Nable, S. C. M. .rD Allen,
~ t e e r l a m.had& Shd-&t& Fby .Mr.
to hculw the of to the personnel
bd6we W p ~ 3 4 the of take care
stu- .lonner Mans enrollment. rl*
new and students, ,regular cleats,
It is with justifiable pride that
that fact eh reveals % Teacola Itfie
College Crest, s o rare C. T. the S.
de- was m o n g American c6kgea
and research of gears after s@md
and fonner artist a local by painted
ubA&cizmde= ibe' o i head
- w h - w d T!U',
dep=her publicityZ b e t h i l e$he' bf I T e a l i e d .head ,+ .7!!
mggested the Eagle-01 he laattnt,
emblem, tic college the. h s
in- si it ands o d a , ,,bbkh
rmb- 1s note tihat this to Zerestinp
head u as e w .bt. .mr stitutea
.td the b & W F I N the of
si$nSficant, cornwe- si erest 3#b
aap~toprlk\b as espkially institution and mthis h.
T H E T E A C O L A W&4sr&y, May 22,194(
Sweaters Are Given TO 1 Gridiron Possibilities lr ALUMNI^ DEPARTMENT^
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No am knows what the future pect under the handicapped condi-
ALUMNI OFFICERS
JUX Sasketball Players holds in rtme for the grid warriors tion. under which our coach: and
c. w. DAuaETypE,R. Jr, E a r n p r e s i w t =ow,w mmurer mssllmmLs, Secpeta~y
- of^ J.^ s.^ T. C. There^ are^ several fac-^ plz';; will agal. be <. - - - h^ ,^ .+'.I
tors that make it drtually impos- led by Estes Hudson, the depend-
ma, K K CtXP3?EE, E#iW
Are Honored
-'.:? tions as to the calibre or the nekt burg. Hudson was the captain of
I .- N Q ~a person who leaves dear old to m,
sble O make .ng definite p r a C - able "gm~alissimo" fmm Hack&+ follow. be ehuln B- Of ers af L e alum& ankt W & W wediihg to take
Swm m;weuverhg an the hard- 5. 5. T. C. and plods his way to
&tion of Coach Dillon's Eagle- the team h s t Year* and the boys a of the oi the in
saw fit to reelect him because of
wood has long since yielded to the some section of the state of Ala- his qualities of leadership, and the DeKalb^ Teachers^ -iafion^ beins
gPaduates of J, s, T. C4:
Miar S t r H Will r-ive her de-
heat & dWt of the diamond, but bama, b ad&his le-ed knowl-
many Of Our (^) drop yeoman service he rendered at the SIB%R.&^ NanaaS*
ANNUAL BARBECUE HELD Y^ *^ *
Jamvm.Bi merest in her bas- edge the citizens of
out of school to tc3ach after corn- quarterback position. 'I
ia funs high, and her say^ au*t^ agafiut^ his^
pleting the two-year course of Hardy Gergmus, the fiery lad
BY DEKALB ~ W @ E + ~ - ~ L R ~ G D G E
study. Some of them return for Cordova, will^ furnish^ plenty^
FORT PAYNE, Ala.-Abour: 390 @. $. d F y f f ~ , :
. f ~. I. C, cbknpionship team for two Alma Mater. And yet there is one of competition for Captain ~ ~ DeKalb County teacbrs heldd -^ t&h^ -ea^ W^ :--.e~t^ ~f^ &^ ,d
cansemtlw years, which has also phase of his education that is in*
fmer study mid service* son. erga anus was one of the out- annual barbecue in DeSnt~ &ate &*a - wl. to cC. morn-
held the singular distinction for complete.
while many others never partici- (^) &rs 09 last ~^ ~Park Saturda~r,^ a^ ~^ - m d^ b^ a- tan^ HWW,,^ p^ FMB^ P^ B^ thg ~ pate in college athletics once they Owls. mg, golf and softba^ weddbs^ k^ b^ FB^ Iikw. rep-thg Georgia. Alabama, We love our school and our have become eligible to enter the Ed C0lviq ?Yallv Friedmat%+'
SOitba11 games w- PIayMp Q d F *
Floricla and PJllssirrsippi in the S. I. teachers, and like our beautiful smaU* Little. one betwem the women &z-s FORMER^ e m ~ c h i n gproiession. ~ h u s , many ;* the vaeyand he w - m m
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A. A tsurney for two consecutive campus, the friendliness o$ fellow harg, Jessie McCurdy, and holds its place of esteem students, the bountiful social We have quit the Brooks will be among the list of Of the mouns. ' lFsa z x student body even during afforded, the cooperation of &I- field of action j u t at a time when backfield candidates from which teachem &--n periods. This was evi- dents with one another and with experience and (^) instruction were Coach Dillon has to choose when The^ g e e denced by the crowded auditorium bringing them to a state of physi- the call is given for varsity aspi-- 'baghers the
and s~ontaneous. hearty applause cal^ and^ mental^ coordination that^ rants next September.^ WU-IS^ af^ t h ~ r^ p^ vnw^ @ISI^ ~^ 5bfid~':*t@ ~^ &^ Ne^ \
wM&i accompanied the presenta- would have enabled them^ to^ dem-^ Bud Simpson will again handle by the Alley .t@bhe& z&e^ #a0^ &d^ tbe^ w^ e^ ':I
tfsn of the letter awards May 17, athletic prowess at the pivot position with Wayne The^ 'hac&ws.A%B&aWa^ &M sms*&e^
,.ti f&%***
in chapel. "Red"^ Jones coming in for a share^ the^ following^ &ice-^ h r^ l&$Ml; @W^ Wa^ 'mat EI8.^ %3~&od); '^ :^ - The white letters are superim- when we sing our Alma Mater. ,^ because of limited OPPor- of consideration for the^ j.ob.^ Miss^ Jewel1 McCrao*^ lk&&^ t.^ db.^ dC
pas& on handsome sweaters. The key our mob violence to the hi or^ e m ~ l O ~ e n t ~the^ County High School,^ F W
Tuerman Wilson, Flembn Meade, pnddent; Dot C.msbdL m-
white stripes on the right sleeve eSt pitch a few days before ers, and the intensity and Robert Little will probably
fe, vice Bastdo&
iW m 3 cGs
denote the number of y m s service annual debates. And yet, when can come UP the carry the brunt of guard duty.
~ ~ = - TPmmw?aa, &$ q
the receiver has seen on the Eagle- ball teams come .QU& - the t^ larger ins*tutions Meade and Wilson were regulars Jones, Valley Head,^ ~^6 k^ ~^ %,^ p^ ; &f^ th~ &at&ee^ m , $ & o d
Owl va~si@f ~tl-b~g. we are not there.<^ :'^ this respect. Hence, our boys me^ year, while Little is graduating
ton Massey, Henagar, keeawer. Wid kbs J~bmmdkk%rik z- g! Standards corpmittw S3mwtoa L,lm4$%W@ lat 613 i$$d&br
A. uch c d d. t. for tbe covet- There's where wti' T f. S. T. C. forced to P ~ Ythe "dark horse" to varsity rank. from the frehman
ed award wm presented he warm- students^ are^ deficient.^ No^ team^ role^ in^ many of^ the contests ar-^ team- Lu4^ &irman;^ Eula^ BrcgLr^ bUe ed over some of his experiences on can win consistently unless it feels ranged for them by the schedule Patterson,^ Cma^ S.^ Os-,^^1 -^ brtr%
the trips, Wing legitimate pride that there are backers who are makers.
Leading tackle candidates will be Lee Camp Marg m. "Red" Bowen, Cox, James Jackson, land.
in rel&ng the disasters dealt .by betting everything on it. When we The effectiveness of - a unit is and John Witt, the lad from Ten-
Landin byrd' - .a nrob
Coach Steve's champs to ancient attend our games, we place a great determined by the native abllity Welfare^ e o d t W + :^ Jomph^ I,^ m m
foes on the hardwood. responsibility on the members of and the training of the individuals
nessee' Petterson, c h a i r m R R. MWF. With
Tho= receiving sweaters were: our team. Tbep feel honored to of which it is composed. The best James Rill will again be at left^ Grady^ Gilbert*^ M a f i a^
W ~ W Q**
James #'Red" Kemp, Douglas; Lewis represent backers like this and are talent of^ high^ school football^ is^ end^ with^ T. J.^ Holt.^ Willie Mae Gilbert^ and^
Eion.
"Papa Swede" Machen, Lin-e; willing to put forth a greater ef- lured to the larger institutions that In this brief resume of the out-^ King.
Estes "J. B." Hudson, Hackleburg; fort if support is near. The more follow a policy of paying their ath- look for the coming ceason, we
Press con-mittee: - "*'
Solon 'Top*' Gwgg, Hamilton; Sam backers present, the more effort leks for services rendered in eom- have, no doubt, omitted several of chairmri^ VA^ R-^ h.-&
Bailey, m e ; Hoyt "Brownie" they put forth. petition.
the names that will adorn the Irby Powell. J. Bi. %- Mns ~OJ! m e w , haVehg b- $I
Bailey, m e ; William "Yankee So come one and all, to^ MI^ ball^ To get back^ to^ the task at hand.^ roster, but they will be given due^
Mi'dred wi- & I1lk ,nrM-ith IBs @ ment 9 the &t%. b.^.. Bill" Friedman, Greene, N. Y.; games we win go. And when we that of reviewing the prospects copideration after they have been^ and Jay
Walter Lee Wallace, Dawson; Irby get there we will cheer. A dam the 1940 campaign, we find the out- tested under fire, and the coaches
+ B P EE i s suzviveci * _ n ~ &
Lyle6 Iryffe;^ Cecil Lindley,^ We-^ softball league will be^ running^ this look brighter than one might suS- have passed decision on them.^
STREET-HALLMAP Mrr^ Blfipyd^ Th&u,^ OE^ O h a m ;
dowe9; Dewey McNiichens, Warrior. summer. Come out and show your
Mr. and Mrs.A. C.
In aadition to the players Neal spirit We know it's there. ~ o y e r ,Decatur, official referee, and - 3.^ S.^ T..C.Student Tuernaan Wilson, Woodland. man- (^) They're The Stuff / " P ~ ~ Y sFor-Pay" ager, also were awarded letters. (^) Sports ,
veteran re- Dr. Noble and his "Committee of B y Exoell ker ATTENDS SCHOOL WXTH
ceive his degree this summer. He WIFE: DURING FALL
has served aS oaptain the
and in addition to his ability as a The0 Laude+ale^ and^ his^ c8portable
tongue", ~ a c k"~ird-dog" White,^ who^ is^ Ben Kirk, Jr., Parrish, a student
he hw been Out- The little serving girl who "barks not yet cultured enough to enter at the Jacksonville State Teachers
stanrllng in baseball. -.^ M.
l\llacbri is another who is finish- UP^ a^ tree"*^ college, has been returned^ to^ Bir-^ Colege, has left school to play ban
ing hf$ awetic wm at Jack- ~~~~~s
to say* "I have rningham for further seasoning.
with i Faidax team, a smi-pro
LOWERY
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sonvU. He wlIl graduate this sum- Jack misbehaved scmethinp: awful team in the Chattahooche Valley
mer. To Machen has been atMbut
Red K ~ ~ ~ ,too short to en^ route to^ Marion,^ so Tom left^ beague.
lldm Lowery.
ed much of the success of the team the^ fonner^ Mary
in wigning the A. I. C. champton- pUU'^
him at home a the urd^ Kirk has an interesting story con. B L I D* c .-
and her "Diet for through the Magic City,.
ship for two consemti* years and .IYlrs' Shpl -*-^ ected^ with^ his^ baseball^ career.^ ford,^ of^ Thorn- tm the S. I. A. A. ratfng w l ~ f hthe kam has held. It h a participated mt^ ,&bas^ unttl^ you^ ROJ'^ the^ oaly^ tenm^ In^ C.^ W4ih^ a^ freshman^ at^ the^ Univer-^ cenwy^ Was elect&^3 Bre that^ med^ r"^ a^ era.^ A^ dty^ of^ Alabama, he^ signed^ up with^ ornee pre, in '. *. *. Sam Bailey, who made ,&S. '^ But^ no^ salt^ nmd^ pepper, and onions^ the^ Eagle-Owlg^ ElPB^ 'Onfer-^ S t^ Louis^ ~ ~ W a l s. the^ ident^ of^ the^ ~^1 ~^ - A. A, and a all-A. I. C..is also few.^ ence title.~ h sounds a d a~ t w, doesn't F a n t i m e he married and, as both barns^ C w e l u ,^ of
