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PROF. JA;,iIS R. BROli:NING IS I KEEP CLI!.iBING! 'IHbHE IS \~ DR. E. FRANKLIN FHAZILR ;. FIRST SPEAKER I STILL !'.IOHL ROO:. UP \ /' ') SPEAKS
I m;hE FOR COUThIBU- ----/ / .. ( . IJo. personalities al-February 6 markec. the ! TrONS ..---( / " ":,:ays arouse unbounded in-
beginning of our ceI0br~~ti(jn / .. /\. .!' terest in an audience .Such of Negro ilistory \ eel( at ' /{ -', \.&8 true February 11 during Bm.ie Noroal,.SCh001,. \'·ith (_._-.'-..\ :our regular chapel hou.r.Dr. Prof. J alilcs h. Bror.nl.ng, ! ,\,. E. Franl:lin Frazicr,Prof. teacher o~ history at iii~erl / ---............ ~ _', 1l',of Sociology at Horr.rd Uni-Teac.lers Gollege , t he prl.n-I / ~x·e \. ~'/)J! versity held the auoience cipal spe&ker. rie discuss- ;JY~v.-:::~-. \. <,,;,(, r,pHII-bound ',itb a brillcmt ed at leng·t't liThe C't' 11
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Negr~ r'l.~tory". T~e u~dienc~ y..... (/'\ " \: . ~\) tor~1 . He began by drw:.'ing v·as l.n~ ·")lred by t ,1S CJ oauenpc .. . '\ 1. ,I' I.......... l" • • . I ' . /' ()../i //t-/ ; a brief analogy froE1 the ' . . "Th~ a~l~s of Y egro. t \'./ ~~ 1: Old Tc~tument ~or.i.t)u·ing. tLe h~story".s~J]_a Prof .Dror. n~ngIJ { -....... .......... L Dy-.( .\ I?:!wrdslll.ps of tne Jm.,s \. ~th " are (l)to develop on the \ .. ................... ""-. fr,, (/ '-~ the struggles of the l~egro. p~rt of PU1)i~s ~n ,:-p)recia~ ';/- \.",v·t" '\ i , .. Quoting Goethe , he tl.on for thell' AfrJ,.can back;- / \ :tel'(.\ '\! .' sul.d, "A hlan hus as nlcmy ground, \2) tbe habit of ! ( . ~' .. ' Lr·· .... ; souls a s he knov.s h .nguages; ~sin~ available materials ! ?< I j /.. 1/ . 0' i tl.u.t is, if he reH~c the In tnc clnSSrOOlJ , 0) an I /1 J.. ......... . ~ .<-;9 IlJ.teruture and historY in ~. ttitude t hat \.e are cClual ____ --L .... nvenfiorl ,. \.... ~") ! tha t l&nguago." ,One could to otiler r D, CE:JS." ./~ "IC, '\. ' ....... v ~ -\j ~{o . \ .. ; note the perplexlng a t EOS-
V,hen \,8 lluve aims in t"'\lJ v ,~ , ,,-_ . --,- ~ I;)~~~ : phere that prevAiled' hell any field, tLer~. must be. CONTRIBUTioi~sTO CIVILIZATION he r:,~d e that st<:.te:Jent. some me~ns by riIuch ',.e InJ.gh BY NffifiOLS ! lme,glne a na n . i tt, h .o aCCor.lpll..sh them. "Sane of I ! souls. the mct¥1ods by , ;hich you. -~ - . ' . _ .. _-, ---.~-_.---_ .- ; . He continued by ~aYing, mi€:,ht tehch Negro Hh; tory ! JUNIOR CLASS PHEEEN'l'S TFO ! "Ttle iJegro has no soul. The are scrapbooks, lectures, i PLAYS I Negro lost his sOlll ',hen he current events exhibits I j \"~·as brought f rOM Africa to and quizzes," Prof. Bro\:ning "lted l;~oorif:py Clole and, J ohn- : J..rJl;:i~ ll . Acquiring the explained. i son, a comedy trom \;!ach I r ell..gJ.on of the country gave
1, \,ere dreraati zed tViO scenes, .1 nmi life to the I'~eg rol!.
Or,)ega Bro\·;n '38 "Bleeding Hoon" and "Big I' r·.'1rtny mombers of our
I Feed Sharl" proved the fact ,race feel that r.e 1';il1 solve NEGRO HISTORY SOCIAL tha t Negroes have offered , our social tjroblem{; ,,',hen \.e
After t1i:O exciting I ver'y definite contributions ! get to the point 1.hore v.e baSketball gf~me s Sa turday i in music Hnd art. Follm,.-ing I v; i~l feel tlH~ np.~d of race night, tbe social COfi1J:, ittee these excerpts, a one act I p~d:. Dr. \ra?:~~ u~terlY
' .1 Ii'" t s· I plav "The Breeders " by , d]'SEL6rees. I.e Setlli, haee g £ive a l~egI'O ~s ory ... oela , " , - , ' I" ,
which proved t o be as i Randolph Edmond~ of Dillard prl..~e \".].11 not solve our succ "'sf I th " i 'University ''- u'" given by socJ.ul problems. Further-
et :, fU ~.~S , ekPrcceOlng I me~ber~ of th; Junior Class Elore, our econ~IJic problems even", 0 v ie \ ,ee • . , , . ' are most preDslng. A Black
sponsored by j,,].SS Hoblnson. (C t' ~ 7) on lnUeG on page Omega Brmin '38 Omege, Bl'or.n t 38
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Ill! li Q li .M f:. L ! X ~ the stamp of the maker left there on. Any conscious attempt to be natura.l is decided-
EDITORIAL STAFF ly unnatural. This is evident in posing Ed1tor-in-Chief ••••• ~ •••••••. Jamcs Bryant before a camera. In l.lll attempt to make Associate Editor •••••••• Charlotte Andrews the best e.ppearance, the individual usually Assi,stant Mitor •••••••••••••• Omega Brown manufactures an expression that makes him Literary Editor •••••••••••••• Mary Jenkins appeal' ridiculous. Art Editor •••••••••••••••••• James V:atkins It is alnost a tragedy how unnatural Assistant Art Bditor ••••••••• Dorothy Tate some teachers are when approaching a class Feature Editor ••••••••••••••• Agatha Jones of pupils. Many would double their Sport Editor ••••••••••••••• Charles FrisbYaccomplislments if they v:ere as natural in Assistant Sport Editor ••••••• Gladys Jones the classroom as t hey are 'With other people Jokes ••••••••••••••••••••• Elizabeth Davis on H social basis. They should alloV', their Practical Guidance •••••••• •••• Helen Chase true selves to radiHte und tbe pupils will
~ recei'lre the correct mental attitude in much BUSINESS S'I'AFF the Sllr.le manner as a sponge receives water.
Business iVianager •••••••••• Ve,ughn Anderson Instead they are J ekylls and Hydes when it Circulation Manager ••••••• Gladys \dlliams comes to Social activities and teaching. Advertising Mans,ger •••• •• •••• James raters The individual Vlho lmderstands the Assista.nt Publisher ••••••• Calvertia Berry psychology of approach does not ,by any
self exaggeration create a skeptical feel-CLASS REPOHTE1i.S ing wi thin those whom he meets. The very
Junior Class ••••••••••• Charlotte \'.illiams thing that the urmatural person is trying Freshoan I •.•.•.•...•.•...••• Hollis Posey to conceal is t he very thing that he Freshri1an II. ' •••••• ••• •• • •••••• Agnes Queen exposos.
FACULTY ADVISOR§. Mi torial Staff • ••••••••• Mrs. Mary V; . La\,f Business Staff •••••••••••• Mr. Edgar EVling Art..... •••••••••••• Mr. Joseph Wis eman
James A. Bryant '38
THE RESULT Ol<~ A LOST OPPORTUNITY
Publisher ••••••••••• Mrs. Grac~ V;. ,Davis Result nie~ms consequence
PHINCIPAJ, .;:' fir:. ,L:' .S. Jr.:~l~es
Lost means gone from our hold Opportunity folel.mS a fit or convenient time .
V;e, as students of the State Normal Published bi-monthly by the students School, have at some time or other had op
of the Maryland Normal School, BoV'de, Md., portuni ties placed before us but fail.ed to create a nd develop school spirit, to take adVantage of therJ. Instead, v,e loyalty and school patriotism; to foster pursued other courses which we later had leadership, initiative, cooperation, and cause t o regret. business responsibility:; to infor m stu- Here is a case to point: dents, parents, patrons end friends vihat Mary and Alice hCld finished tbeir last the school stands for and 'i'illat it accom- year of high school. To eHch was offert:.>ct plishes; and to create increased interest an opportunity to go through college. Mary in all the v.ctivities of the school, ed- took ecJwmtage of this opportunity, but Alice ucational, athletic, and social. did not, merely because her fr iends , Jean , '
BEING NATUHAL and Joan, ,,'ere not interested in gcing. 1:Hthin four year'$' t ime, fla ry was graduated
. . from college just as a large business opened Do YOll ever become SUSpl.Cl.OUS when in her tOY.n. The firm accepted only college
approached by certain ones? You~?, not graduates . Mary, who had gone through colhave known "That aroused your susp~c~onJ lege and received her degree, vIas given a but theI'e vias something. . responsible position. Alice vanted to be-
It is quite important to be one's come an employee v:ith t he same company, self at all times. To be unnatural in but vIhen she came to a sk for a position, acting out of one's ree.lm is just an she was refused because she had only a expenditure of effort. Natul'alness is high school education. identified by spontancity;unnaturalness is manufactured and can be identified by (Continued on page 6) t..'
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P 'e Three ADDITIONAL COURSEtN MR. CLARK TO STUDY AT NEw POSITION ADDED TO
HYGIENE OFFERED NI!:V; YORK UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENTS OF NURSERY Due to the increasing . Mr. Cla.rk, Supervisor !;:S~C~H:::.::.OO~L~H~'E~AD~ ______ _
demands of the gre[1t health I of hural PrHctice,has been , Mrs. Cruwford, head moverllent, piOlleereq .. ,in I~O.9 1 gr&nteP a leave of absence I' te.llCher of our nursery school by Sane Del ano, R.N., foundr which becD-me effective department, has recently been er of the American Hed , January .31, for the purpose appointed to II new post.This Cross, and carried on by I of retu.rni ng to Ne ..... York i post tion is mainly one of other competent and effi- Un j,versity to complete ! parent . educll.tion and aidir'lg cient \(orkers, the Adminis- r esident requirements for the destitute. tration 8a1l, fit to give the degree of Doctor of I Although she has been the senior class a special Education. I doing this vfork only a course in Home Hygiene, On parting Mr. Clark ! short time, much progress under the instruction of left those v:ords to the Eye :j hus been made . Under her Miss Ruth Tighe, county "Although I appreciate direction six f amilies have health nurse. greatly the fact that I I been organizod ,and v:eekly
Particulur a ttention have the opportunity to do I meetings sclleduled for im-was given to infants and ! advance Y;ork at the Univers:i!-proving these and other the pre-school child in ty, I shnll, hO\','ever, miss I families. Red Cross and order to make us conscious the r.embers of the faculty, volunteer materiol have of the importance of this students and fr i ends here I been secured. ear ly period in the growth at Bor ie. I . Mrs . Crav:ford has learn-and development of the IlDuring my stay i n I ed a great deal nbout people child . Added mate-:-ial N~vJ York City I hope to ~nd tl.le psychology of deal-cov~red mental hyg~ene, v~sit a. n~b?r of places of I ~ng \lath them through her healthful home env~ronment, great s~gn~f~cance from an . new contacts. In giving healthful communi ty environ educational point of vie .... ! . her impression she says, ment, ba.ths and making beds It is my desire to use Il L find that people are occupied , care of cOffiE1uni- every available opportunity anxious to help themselves cable diseases, ending with for t he purpos e of beCOmingJand improve their condition, f irst ai d and what to do prepared to render more but they need S012e one to in emergencies. efficient nervice,especiall tale t he initiative and
The instruction give::n as i ~ r elates to. the pro- I start things going . l.hen in the course was not l.n- fess~onal educat~on of pro- t t hey have been helped once, tended t o take the place of spective teachers . I shall they seem to wish to hel p . a regulation course in return for duty next Septem themselVf3s, and are relue-. nursing or as a preparation bel' I! • tant to have us come back for those 1/',ho expect to Dorothy Taylor t 3 a second time. Dealing earn n Ii ving by nursing 1 I Mary Jenkins '38 v, i th these people requires but designed to aid us as I tact L.nd patience." prospective rural teachers. Though lilr s . Cr~l\', ford is The senior class was greatli FACULTY CLUB HONORS MR. very much absorbed in heri, benefited by t ho practical I CLAF..K ne\;-:\~'ork, she is still giv-guidance given in the courSj' . ing us t he benefit of her Thanks t o Miss Tighe and. The Faculty Club en- efficient s ervice in our t he administ,ration. I tertained a t an informal nursery school.
D '38 parting reception for Mr. May success be yours, Elizabeth avis _ : Clarj{. in t he Harriet Tubman J;lrB. Crll.wf'ordl
ALL SENIORS PASS HOME NURS-I' recrec.tion room on the Inez Johnson '38 . ING EXAMINATION eveni ng of Jctlluary 27. On January 6 the Home After a round of games, r e- .
NurSing course cll~e to an freshments Viere served. The end with a rigid examinntio .group presented Mr. Cl a.rk The students \";ere anxious a leather wallet and ke;y-to pass the course, so they holder. The evening's put forth more than the affair clos ed Vi i th the sing usual effort. ing of "Auld Lung Syne t1 •
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HOME NUHSING EXAMINATION I t is encouraging to
know that t he entire cl a sE passed the examination satisf uctorHy, The highest mark WllS 87, made by J ames ~jatkinst The lO\'lest wns 78. Not so bad, seniors.
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FhEYA t ELCOikES NE\'; - i,~-;- IS I3t.:· r Tf 1\ Ie) G IV E /1 .. HOLI.YiI)OD 1,aVES Ta jjiELiBERS Bot', IE:
/ ;, /_~)T!-!AN {(J I~ECE/~/E ! . Gener~dly!O'. e" On December20,the '
Freya. Club '.:ero hostos s -:es at £. socic;.l to '" el··
\ ' ""i I th~nk of oU.r f ",mou., ' J . ! movie stc:.rs a s being
/ '\ (-.., ' . ",--,. .-, .. ~j in IIollyvlood, but , come ne,; jaembers . The ( , :J- \ \ '\" 1 ~aturda~, J~nuv.ry 29, acti vi tier., of the even- /1 '.", i' . :,\ - , \ f ound B~ng Crosby, ing \,iere varied, in- .,.,, ; I ;~ .. ~',:,"- . ,,~ ' \ / :> '-" t~ '. - ' " Shirley hou:;;, Pat cluding d,w .a.Ilg aW · . \ ... ,--";;'/1 ,'; \ '\' , \', (' ),\ ' , O'Brienand mnny r.Jany kble games. At ; /;- ~- :T/ ·~,--, I , J. / j:,l~.J'\ · " i l , ; other s in 13en jamin the psvcholo,:. ica l moment / , 'r- , / ~ : ) i- . ' ' ---: ~. ',' \ \.1 Banneker aad i t.orium,
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a delightful, repast \.us :' : Io:ql i j .... ·: ~-.:. \ 7 r" ;~>'i ' ., ' j 1'- ' ' .. ,") '. /, I represented by members s€rved. The . ne •. I:lember~ . ~i l' r-t- } .,,· " j -:-'.' . /' .f :' '-;, ; , i~/! of t lw "Frey<JII club. are t.elen Chas e, Daphin~ ; '( il ." . .' , I ' . 1" ~J , ._. ! Skits I.ere taken Rasin, <':hestina COlliCk~~, 1 ( " , \ ::'\ / ·--: ·,~~'~ <"' . I f rom three outs t a nding Erma Alex~nder <l nd Agnes , " - ' ,/ ' !, . ( . , L : pictures, v,hieh have Queep. Before the event.,. ; \ I ~ .' ! ifjl.. \, ; -Z" j . . . ; produced much sensa-ing I s pleaour e C2,me to i \ i, \. L .. ,\~ :--: (::..' '. .'~) ;"\'1 t i on among Dovie-goers ~ an end, the new members ' ' .I' . , 00 .. , .. , ,. nariiely: _ " I:!JountHin hud caught the .Freya s pirit f REYA LENDS A ImLPI NG HAND, Justico,." "uScn Quont"it:t",,= ,~mli and \ :e1'e participating v.i th I "V;aikiU i.edding. n .," .
the zest chara cteristic of The FreY!:1s e,dded an- Tbe starn unq ,- t heir' the older members. other sprig t o their gro1iving i mpersona tors v,ere: Pa t
Miss Li. E. Le'"is , Illr. laurel r.rea th by capa bl y and a ' Brien-Aga tha jones v. . StanfOl'd , I::r. F. Veney, s:,.m,pa thetically handling t he Bing Crosby- Lary Jenkins klr 5 . u. DaviS, hiI' . ii,. La\'; , d ist:r-i:bution of be.sket s to Shirley Hoss-Agnes Queen and .. ·i s s J. Cha s e, members the poor atChristlaas time. Several minor roles l:ere of the f acul ty , \'i€re honor- I All of t he members . taken by other l:!embers of t . ed gues t s. unanimously agreed t hat t he "Freya" Club.
"\'.here ther e is a will, ther e ,uilc.red lJicKf;!'son '38 i s a tiay." It HiS ubsolute-
., ., ly necesse.ry t hat they ac-Be noble, t:!nd the nobleneSis cept t his motto viholeheart
th, t lies i n other men, •. edly becaus e of r eports and ' s leepi ng but never dC1:..d, i observati ons of some of the · I"ill 1'i ",o i n LlC •. j es t y to ! d i re needs of many families, meet thinG 01in • . < ; Readi ly , t he Freya s accepted
I the responsibility of get..,. ' t As one lrlfJp ~1ghh; 1-UJothe~, ting food , clothi ng, a nd .
nor gr0\'. S .Less , I money to satisfy some of ;
Gla dys Jones '38
Life i s like an a pple t ree . It blooms in t he spring, And formn little, hard,
g reen friend sLi ps, \;hic11 ripen, And die And ffell off.
So noqlene cs cnkindleth I these n eeds. I nobleness . As members of the club r. -Grade Toa cher-
t l:ey \.or ked not for praise i' - -- '-- .--- .. - - - " - - - ' - --' .. ,i~ .. ~~ ' , - Lov,ell
.CQND~C~,L LNC~E S The Narl:Ja l Eye y, ishes i'
to ex pr ess i t s sympa t hy to ' Elizabe t h Davi s in the los~ of her grandmot her,Rola.nd I Das bi eld s ,his fa t her and :
and honor, but r uther , to i Af.-UENI DEATHS help relieve suffering i The s chool deoply re-humanity through s ervice , g rets the dea th of h ;o of and to bring che er and its ferner stud~nts. happines s to t ho se r:ho are r'\iss Elizabeth Jordan forced by cond i tions to be of POl;10nl~ey , baryhnd,class pessimi Btic becau s e of of ' 32 v-110 died J'anuary 18 , circumstr .. nces . 1938 at Freedmans Hospital,
i'Jel vi n Dar.ery , gr and;wther. i Gladys Jones ' 38 -----------1 NaN SENSE?
r 'ashington,D.C. was f or merly a t eacher of Charles County.
RECOVERED _ ........ -JE13ie(aged six)"\:hat's eti7' Everyone i s happy to Iquette, TODlJY?"
have James Laters back aftSr TOJ:WY: "Ltirluette is t he a long period of ill ness. I nOl-se you don't r:1L.k e v,hen
f.l . Key ' .38 I you a r e ec ting soup ." -Psychology-
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Hiss Alberta Bal til:lOre of Dorchester County,class of '29 viho vm s k1lled on hel' ,,:ay to school , \,as a teacher a t East Nev ;'larket.
G. i'iillia ms '.38
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CHAPEL PROGRAMS
Ort Sunday, December 5, St udent s participating "The la\", is good, if 1937; {Jr. Lane, Supervisor were : ~lain Spry, Joyce a can use it la'l,fullyll. of Calvert County, brought Hudson, Ber.thn Vi'D-shington, As an outgrowth of us a very helpful message Auline Bennett, Beatrice their vlork in Parliamen~ry in keeping vlith our topic Ridgley, iliargie He.rmon, Procedure, the senior class for the year, "The Best \",ay Daphine RuSin, Erma Al exun- demonstr ated to the school Of ·Life". He stressed der and l::velyn Brov.'n. hov; to carry on oa simple po"; ... ts valuable' to us as busl.· neSs ueetil'lu correctly. ..... On J nnuary 16.. the ."0 f uture teachers. p The demonstration was in
Accompauying rtll" -e Lane vesper servic~s wer~ enjoy- t he f orm of ' a 'senior cla ss were Mrs. Lnne, his daughte. ,ed by. the entl.I'e group. meeting. a nd t wo teachers from Calve t The fl.re t · part of th7 pro- The presiding" officers County. . 0 gram ViaS c once:ned \"; l. th ~he tvere a s < follo~ , s: Inez
On Sunday evening trials and saYl.I?g~ of Jesus J ohnson, president;Dorothy December 12, r.tr. Savoy, a before the C~Cl.~l.x~on.. Jefferson-Secretary; Chair-superViSal' of elementary After th~s v.e '.ere l.n- man of standing committee _ schools i n VJa shingt on, D.C.) troduced: to the sp~akcr of . Agatha Jones. . .
. delivered an interesting the. ",venl.ng, hev. 1.11'. John Those r.ho took an speech. I t vividl y portray ~. i\IO~~e, one of the lead- active part in debate ,":ere ed the i dea of find~.e the :Dg ~jl.D~sters of the James Bryant, Vaughn bes t way of l ife thtcugh tashl.YlI:?ton C~nf~rcn~e. . Anderson, Charlotte Andrews s erving others. 11l.8 toplo: \~ ~s Chr~s- £.ind e a BrOlin. . During the s nme even- tian Youth Bul.ldl.ng A Nev; "Oral -expr~ssion is
i ng Dr. Jonus the only . \;or1d". lie reminded us of an art f:hich is developed color ed Chiro~ractor in ho~: the Lord t>.lone hud . by intelligent discus sion. " Haryl and , s howed inf ormativ ,?ul.1t t he \-, orl~ and turned On February 4, a panel s l ides dealing wi t h the . l.t o~er to us lon perfect discussion, led by Inez details of his profeSSion, cond~tion •. He made ~n Johnson, Agnes Queen, and of i t:.; i i:lportencc to and ga~e hl.r.l every thl.~ to Julia Ilill and Joyce Hudson soci ety. make hl.ID hnppy, and.stl.ll on the topic "Peace At Any
Mrs. Jones, sister of m~ll s inned. Ever 6l.I?ce, Price? " \"Jas carried on ~iss Peter s our dietitian slon has been destroYl.ng in an effective manner. was a lso pr~sent. ' this liorld ~f ~ur3 • . ~e The topic::: thut brought
The s peaker f or Decem- compared thl.s ::orld. \\'loth forth spirited participation bel' 19 v,us Dr . E Love, an old autornobl.le " t~re.. from the students flere: District Superintendent of Pa tched up for a .. ,h1.le, lot "llonesty is the best policy, I the M. E. Churehes on the rolls along, but £lust break JJn infa nt is not a human o. Was hington Dis tri ct . Hi s dmm again. peing until he ha s el;>sorbed r emarks were centered around \,e us youth have a the hunHn culture," a nd an excerpt from Tennyson ' s chence to build a llew v:orld I "M, Countnr . right or \;r~~. ttIn hlemorian". "liO\; er e i t not a nel; universe but to ! 1 "Llanners will carry be, It seems to me , Ti s only b~ild up ney; ideal s DI?d. ' ¥ou Wher. e noney , .;on' t. P, no ble to be good". hlogher standards of 11. vlong • Etique"t.te: v.as dis'cussed"" by
Finding the best v;ay of After this very practi t he JUnio"l' class in a , life by making the most of cul talk .;as given we were r a ther unique ma nner on our talents was the theme introduced to our visitors: Jam,&B.l'i 2L The particula r for the first vesper prograra Mrs. J,;onroe, wife of hev. phases discussed \Iere of the neT,' year on Uanuary Mr. li.onroe, j"rs. BrOlin , i-ir. correct dress and table 9. The lives of noted Proctor, and j"r. i.iorris , r,Junn~rs. peopl e 1;;ho have served ' ;.. • an unc l e of our principal. The diocussion VIa s made humanity Viere received. more interesting b.Y' a brief Such persons a s George Alice ederick '9 denon~tration of each topic. iiashington Carver, Florence The best \;ay of train- If there ·' Jere ;~ ny of us whet Uightingale , Mary Bethune, ing t he young is to train did not Y.now \:hat to \"i ea:r and Jane Adams Y;ere brought yourself at the saue tine; on sport -oycasions I wh~t '\,cfore the stUdent body. not to admonish them but to to v/ear .in the school room,
be alr:ays carrying out your or to a dance , and how and m,n adnoni tions in prc.cti ce Continued on page 9
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BUILDIllG PROJECT ADVANCES RAPIDLY
Students and faculty returning to the campus after the Cl~istmas holidays received the s~me shock. Tons of dirt VJere piled high . along the side v:alks; some of the trees und shrubbery had been transplanted r.hile others had been cut daviD and throvm aside. The bullding program had actually begun after much discussion and planning.
The construction company is pushing the v.ork aloq?; so efficiently, that i~iaster till PO\;er laust be employed to pull the eyes a\ ,ay from such a f~~scinatin scene so \·. e can hurry 6l10ng to classes.
The student body of BO\'iie are pedestrians these days that any large ci ty ,:ould be proud to own. They use the walks slavishly for fear their shoes might bring m-.uy some of the uni.l:nted mud Everyone hurries along, but no one could be accused of puShing.. weh wants his or her foot to land sufely on the \'Ialk and not i~ the many ditches which everyone must vialk across.
The most striking thing about the ,,;hole matter is the philosophy lihich is rapidly being deve+opcd 8.wong the students and faculilY as \:el1. All problems which concern the housing condition of its members and are nov: laid on the shelf vlith a gentle but forceful murmur,
. ~Oh \'0 ell , v·,e \'iOn' t have to do thu t next
year. " j,;he building program is Bo.;ie.' s Utopia 'in the making, so whiJ.e the builders build, "e will drea\ll of the things that are to cone.
Erma Holland '38
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tion not having. tHken adva~~ag~ \>f tl.J.e ·opl-lortunity to go to col~e~e. \.hat, sources of pride t.o our raqe Vi e y,ould be if \.e all \.'ere "Grippers" anq gr(lspcd every opportunity that Vlould further our achievement.
i.d.ldred Ada.!!:m::::s_.-:' 4~O~_'""T" __
SPLCIAL BULlliTIN Our realizations have surpassed
our expectations, n~t pnly in buildi but in the curricula of ~hi~ institution as \.ell. Beginnint; y. i 'f;.h the fal teru 19;38, the Llarylnnd Nornal School at Bo\ie v;i11 bec.oIlie a four year .
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teacf~ers college grp,nting the Bachelo of S,cience degree. This a chievefilent hflS been brought about through the aiduous efforts of the Adm~nistre tiQn and the recognition by the state 13o~r of 1ducation of the needs of the cqlo youth of Maryland.
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In harI:lony \. i til t h e f[~cul ty and adlllinis trc\ tion in their h t teMpt to guide the good ship "Bo\.ie ll safely over culr.1, and ~30metir:Jes tur:l:ulent \.a tel's, are t :uose unsung heroes, the J:len v.'ho keep us going.
i'ir. Stophen Lee, class of '.33 is serv:Lng (iuite -efficiently us heau. cha.uffeur.
liir. DF,vid Pitts, class of '29) still vJutches over tis fro ;"] dark till dHv.n .
ll1r. '" H~ Jmnes , for :aerly receJ. VJ.ng
clerk, is nay. i n the llncertuking business at r'rinc ess Anne , :.,nry lC!.nd •
inr. \ ,illil:.I,) hanucll is our competent
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PLANS FOH O·Uf; Nl:.T. BUILDH1GS ( A t250,OOO JOB)
The conrtrllction of our n8\. bulldings is nor.' unGer y;ay. This ~ob, at D cos t of lolllpr-oxi lflH.tely ~250,OOO is one item of the t3tr.te' s ~:l,OOO,OOO insti tntionul building progru.l , f..Dd it ,:;as made l-:losnible by an a.Pl)ropriation by the l£?st Stlte Legislature anci a Federa l Gnmt fron: P. L A.
ILPHOV~: ~ENTS El' G HLS' DOKaTOHY ""; , i th additions and al tera tions, [.11
existing buildings riill be connected, the 1;irls' room) the infirmary, the r ucrention rOOllis, and 'tile .laundry \,ill be included in the present girlFo' dorr::itory ~cr;lodclcd \,ltt \:ings f.1 dded on both ends.
engineer. ChANGES III T~iE AD; .:iilHSTRJi TION BUILDING i'i.r. 11oo.h T&ylcr, chef cook, and ' -
his assistant, i;,r. Sheri.OOC. Cot tw/.,an, ax·e 'l'o the pr(~f)ent -a riuinistr.<: tion buildir:g again plehsing the stud(-mts \,ith palatable.Jill be added. ';' nc,·. dining room pith meals. Cafeteria [;f l d ki tc l!en , a nev: Dcmon:..;tr< ~ tion
Mr. ViI-liter Flctchor, head janitor, School building, 1ibrary and [,10re clal::s"': and his assistun ts, j,lr. Brm.n fmd .:'1r. rOODS b.nd laboratories a.t the left "\ ing, Hall, try llard to ~ .. eAp our grounds and Lnd an infir:.~ary [. nd . soc i.[,l room on the bui Iding s im,l,[lcula te 8. t Hll tiues. second floor. .
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DR. FHA2ILR- Contrd from p. 1 E;conomy cannot be buH t u~ (-;i th~r; 'i, e have to participato.- ip the social qnd economic enterprises of t he ihole nation. Le cannot shut our~;elves Ui) behind the , ;al15 of segragation. II These excerpt~ .r ,"" ~
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The present dining room and kitcpen ~; r."'d B. K. Bruce pelaonstn:tion School \ ·ill be housed in a. frt~Iae building a t the rear of tht~ other buildings. (C. A'ndrer;s) ;:fru~· <t:!"'. fro ~~l ; . r f
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HAVE YOt) That ivlr . Herbert L. Clark, Superviso
of hur l,ll Practice m :d Dean of' {;len , is nOl'; martricuh, ted H t Nm: Yorl-c Uni vers i ty pursuing couroes l e£ld ing t o his Doetort~ degree? i.II'. JosP~lh 'v. i ::o ernan, former Principal of t he De r;lonstn,tion School is succe::;sor to iir. Cl~lrk?
Th[; t L.iflS Bea triCti Pitts hiS 1.i.:3sumed t Le position fonierly held. by 1;.1'S.
j"or f,ellc i n Ute priL'IH:t'Y GrCld~s H t Bruce t s Demonstrction School?
Th" t 1 .. 1'. GEt rdie BI' 01. ,n '37 is tC[lching in 'uruce's Demons tn.tion School i n the p:pper grades ?
~HHHHhHHHHH,,;~ I Thht the f :, cul ty in-vi t ed PI';;' c'uce I
teachers to nttend t fioir nlccting in JemU-I' ary? The critic t e[JcllCr s from the pntC-tice centers \;ere presp.nt 2.1 ;:; 0. ]',iss I B. O. Hill, Mrs. Al:i.ce Thomas , Bo\ ,i e , I Dl)d : II'S. SLcllie La8 Burxe , Duclwtt[;ville, f3 poke on nlmprovin(; lieD.lth in hunl I Schooln, n Lin ; . ; ,ildrf;d 1.0\.'i 8 Pind ;Jll, i;lrs. Helcn Benn(; t t, Lincoln, t.nd i .rs-.Burnc.detto Tdtchel l heid , IJitchollville, discussed, "Bm, to Improve t he Studlcmt T83 cb8r' s PerGom-..li ty". Tile E;roup g l mtned ma ny helpful f ucts reh_tine t.o their future succeSB fr'om tllet-:c d iscas :->ions.
lilY'S. t,iyrtl e \',at;e , BOIj i~,demonstr" ted hov; to introduC e subtrr' cti on ,',i th borr m-;-ing using Ii thre~~ place ll.linuend cend a threl:; place subtrahend.
,H~~:H""*':HHHhVri~ -more I Th;;, t BO\,ie is becominc; nore ancl I
modernized? It' s students en joyed H pro·grEl ffi through t e l evi s ion under the lUrec- , tion of the BATS on the eve uf J oncla ry I 14, in the school auditoriu:,l . I
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'l'hnt the basket br:ll season is in I full sd.ng \. i th cnthut1 i[,s tic futH> victling I many exci tine gatlcS? Addud inter est is ! lent by seriou s Senion, s~ippil1g over I the court officia t i ng :::t th e Eo.:.:;tern I and te::; tern Shore Ch~:';lpionchip tilts . i
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Tha t t lJ.e Senior girls gr: ve Ine ~ ! Johnson a sur pri [, e birthdt:y part y on February ninth?
'i'ha t the rccrea tionc.. l r~e ods of the youth in our comuuni ty ar e being \,ell me t? Cone to Een j nnin Bmmek cr :, u<1i toriui.1 on hlond< ~.y, : 'uosd ;,y, 'l'hul' ;;dcy or r"riduy eVBnings, or viGit t he B. K. Bruce DcnonstrLtion 5c1:1001 on llondny, ThursdH;)T or Fr idLY even ings • 1n the 1] 11di torhlb you \':111 find ·Jr. FI'[~nk Veney oirecting a c roup of enthuGins ti.c yount; boys. They engage in
. volley b<..ll, ba s ket be' ll, boxing , e tc. In t ho Demonstr<-:tion f3chool, ;.;iGS 1·.0SS
ably euidef3 young hopefuls \ ,110 v;ould pluy the pi£no ~·. :i.th finese~. Slw 0 l.so as;3 ists \iith recre~tionnl nctivitil!G f or the Girls . (,; i tizcnship tr£, ining is offered t o all undor tlw SUt)ervinion of ;,; iS8 !.!oss. 'J.'hcse instI'u~tors ,'deh to extend to a l l Ll. :=;incere ir:vit<: tion to join t ;,('! i r Clr' i:WC)5 ;-:_nd harv,;st the benofits of i' or t lH hile 1 hole80Lo r ecrc<, ti on.
'l'hrct the cc:mpus home of i'rincipt. l and Lir s . L. S. Janes has been i iJ1proved by t h e 1'ddl tion of t 'J O TlC't . rooms [,nd the inst<:..11&tion o.r a hot wa ter heLting nYBt cr.l?
That in our l.1uDic dep":rtnent I'.iss C. B. Robin ~;on and hoI' f' SSil3t i nts, ;." r. S t un ford , ",I' • Pi t ts, cuI ~\ II'. Br y' &nt , are c nd ():;;.voring to i,;' i vc clLGS instructions in v iolin hoping to fo r i'! eV0ntw:.lly <l
school ordl0. [j tr~; ? They expect to Liake un 1;,t:lpear a nce bef orl3 t ile (-mo of thc ye;' r.
'rhc.t. VirginiL Jnr"8A '36 i s a r,~enbel' of H;:,npton ' f. C1JOi r ?
Thf.! t \, () t eTe no':, being served in styl e? The ~aQitrof;SE:S Lr e \,caring i h itc uniforn:s , and Ilr c giving the G tUQcnts pl n.t o s ervice in the dining ball.
'lh.t dinner i s flE':rved a t 5:30 p . r;l .?
Thnt :.r . tilliw~ JU!les , f orLlur m,-,naGer of the comr:issr: ry , is r,m - in t he uIlch;rtcJd.ng busino:.;s on the E[:st ern Shore?
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There wc:s no get tinp' I Again t he ,3 enio1's are 0 i ,." . around tho feet the seiacst8r I practice te[;..ching . HUfJ I
tir.le it is rurltl -: )I'r.ctice. \lac Hlli10ct up. All you ~ad ---'; Their schools anci" cd tics : to do. ,':&n t o r.-titch ~h:+ d~ffer;
be directed to the n81.' cr and better \ ;G YS to help the gener<::_tion as prospective te1-)clwrs.
Dorothy Jefferson ' 38 are ' Coll; r'c tor ;'. -' c:c. . - t , ence1.n trle t Empo of s vuo ents I
• ~ Ie I , , .. J.~ .. _ . . 01' OD'I . - . .. d .' hi. <.lpr er gr'c;,des ; 1,rs • . ater:>, I \~HlKJ.ng"up ana O\.n . t Ie . corr:L- LJ .... rLY j;:SCl\.PEf f'!}~FIOU8 Im,er gndcs-:.ii tche1lville, : ~ors •. 1~ervou3 t~nf.aon \,as at INJURY ~,~rs. Reid upper gr[,desj ;,1i £>s : ~ts heJ.~ht. StuClents. ".·ore. L:r. Frt:nk Veney Gray, 101',er grE.i_des; Lincoln- scrCJ.1il~l1.ng for books 1.n orner ; recref: tion ins tructor for 1111'S. Bennett,upper en.ties, t o \ . r~te those long clnd mos t i. the boviie cOIT'Jnunity, id i :-.: s Sprigb s -10\;er gr~~0_c s; dreHled term pLpel'S , cours(:)s ':.; ;niracu1osly escc:.ped cri ti-Bm', ie-::1rs. 'I1hOi';l[,S , upper of study, units El lC book i; c< ~l injury v. hun :1i8 car grad es, L;r s . 'Ihor,1t,s . upper repoI·ts. . I skidded on the ico crush-~r<.;des, ;,,;r s . \ .[... j(,; , \'.cr ' Tec:cher's cupboLrd s t;:ere l eO. hec·d on int(' ·.n' enbrrk-I raIlicUy beinr; filled \ i th > <.. 0. j • grt,Gcs; DuckettsviL.,,; , 1..r 3 . ~ tpent, and cC%l)le t cly over -Burke; Fletcher-to"n, flUss ' lunterials . In the cla ssroom,; turned on J anuary 10.
r' CXhilina tions ;. ~rG be ing flu.shr,· Hughes. All of t he t eachers ' The veilicle r:n s seriously , ed before us . a t t hese c enters need t 'o be I Sl.1D s ked, but ';,11cn bystt·md-
One 2:rou ,) of .pn ·ctice "1'::: rushn,d to t.h '-: :--.cn,ne pr Dised for their enduring ... • ,.; ~ .. \. • ,: ::: \~ t · f tm: chers hL.ci come in,:and o~> t'll". "cC~(J, " ' 11t ;', nd pa .l.6UCe Quni . ested tQ1. ,·Lrds l \ . u. ... 1...; ~.
U S us l)rf:.ctice t eachers . another ;" DS getting reL.dy to as r isted ,. ,r. iJeney through trL vel the romi allover . " ,-, inGm:, tLey discovered ' ! agui n . Umt n mold da s t. ! t ha t he hDd not [,. sing-le
JUii iOHS DJ2:GIN GHOUP PRACTICE The minute the ;,iontb of scr, d-.ch . - u ~ Lucky ;.;1'. ! J Hnuary passed everyone ex·- Veney l
The juniors " ill begin i c ept t he pructice te<'cllers : t heir g roup iJr t: ctice this : r e laxed , slmed up, and looked; A. Jpnes '38 semes t er Cilso. They have ! into trw f nces of t heir b een preparing during t he ! fel1o\ ; coeds i-.i th ci rwppy ar.d :_9I~~,~~L, .~_?~n~',d_ , t~5?!~J? ~ __ ~J , past s e;:iester by 1.11': king I nost deteruincd expression. courses of study L- nd pursuing I 110 '" ever, tb ere is no time methods cours es . i t o spend Lith the possibili-
Good :luck t o 1.411 the I ties of 1;dventure. Lvery pra ctice tCLchcrs, both senio~s thing points tm.[U'ciB the and juniors from t he "Eye". !future for us. S-; let ' s not j
.0.110\, inertia to chec-;t us. I ;,iildred Sho,_ell '38 Let our hearts a nd raindsi
to E dance, t'_ nd 1~0\ . E:nd r.i len to use 8vch piece of silver \:e kno\': nov, as a result of t he r rogrl')m.
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( PI' ,{.-I <' (---~IE Tkdsj oJ ¥VER , , <, ~~)
21 - 17 I' / ' 1',' . }" \ \ :\ , ,) ' V -\ ,<---."' .. ,~ , BO'-Jie's girls' bHskett ,'\ :/ :
ball tellID had tossed in }\.:, ~ I . ,' ~ ... , thirteen to Dover'::; eight '--., ... : .. '! points at the end of the ' first half and then went - '---on to defcat Dover 21-17 ,;hile Dovur students \,i tncssed the thrilling battle.
The first half of Boviie-Lover l-ontest V,jas
a sce-ssv: BffHir \:i th first one teum - then the
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COPPIN FIVE; DRUBS Bor lE BULLS 68 - 43
Bounding into its v: inniIlg stride. Coppin b&sket ball team ~elloped the figllting BO\';iH Bulls, 68-43 January 7 on ROI":ie' S
court. ~ At the end of ~he
first half Coppin had amassed 36 points to Bo-Vile's 13.
Bryant [tnd H:,rvey , scored 12 and 10 points! respectively for the losers~ --.~--...... ---.. -----.. -i Bar IE Do\.NS COPPIN-BOLIE ! GIRLS ARE \,INNEHS OF NIP \ -AND TUCK CAGE BATTLE AT il
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In their first g:'U:le of the season the Bo\":ie girls' t eam \.<.1S victorious ovcr Goppin by a score of 36-3l.
Bowie stayed in the lead from t he first sound of the v;histle.
The score tit t be end of first half \ ;&5 16-15.
A. JoneG tend T • Hmikins 'I1ere successful. in netting 10 a nd 4 points respectivel in the lrcst hlilf of the
gume. Calvcrtia Berry' 38
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Everything \ent along smoothly in the third quarter. It hud looked like ,mother e:tSY victory for BO' ,ie until thu beginnin~ of the fourth qULrter ",hen Doveli' BatiE CONQUEltS DOVER 41-12. thre5tened the scoro by runnine up to 17 points ThE: fast stepping tith Bm,ill lORding by lassies of Bmde Normal 1 point only. But just School continued /i,n un-us tho crOYid began to broken line of victories grm, frantic \:i th joy, by defeating the Delav"arians A. Jones dropped one 41-19 on the home court in the basket follm,ed Saturday 22. Classy basket ' by a good foul shot ball marked the geme from vlhich gavc~ hor:ie an start to stop of the timer's ea sy vic tory. wa tch •
The pressure laid The Bowie lassies amass upon the boys Vias too cd a totul of 41 points, hard to t ake. They ! T. Hav,kins and A • .Jones played v,ell but surrendcr- contributing 14 [;nd 17 ed to Dover 4;-38. : respectively ~nd ~. Spry
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BOi'~IE DRUBS ,CHEYNEY BO\,ie Girl's b~nt
Cheyney in game played i at Boriie Saturday ,40-1~, ! The Bm,i e girls dominateu the <':heyncy players ' throughout the game.
with 6 and 5 points. Lockman and Johnson
nere high pointers for the Dehmaric.ns ,-; ith 10 and 8 points.
On t he same bill the Bovlio Bulls dropped a nip and t~ck battle to the
The. C~eynGy girls ~ Dela;,arians to the tunc of Viere trlal~ng 6-?6 at : 48-51. the half. Fr;.:.nt~c effor~s \:;er c made !?y Gtcyncy to ' I,lury Turncr-Heporter run t he score up in the I BatIE EVENS COU NT 1.1TH STOF.ER Inst ha lf, but they ,:ere i Storer defe8ted Bm. ie :mable to loop the ball : Girls 38-34 and the boys 28-? ~nto ,the b[:.sket Guccess-I at Storer Feb. 5. The Bulls v:c fully. ! 47-45 and the girls 37-25
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~l~T'S IN A NAhlli? the Freshman Class \.e
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Dec€11lber v.as a rr.Ollth i In of marriages. Surprise j marriages! \.e Ime\. there t.ould be Jllarri~g (: s cit some '1\'; 0 Kings and one Queen tir1e, but vie c~dn't expect I rive Brm,nc, tv,o Gray"l.3 them in Decer3ber. One \.hyte, but no Blacks
The greutest surprise! T,;;o Marshalls but no vias that of I.Ii58 i.lildred 'I Deputy Lev,is, Assist<-lnt Pri~:cipal . A Vaters but no Rivers of :the ~ov:ie l~ o~mal .,)chool'l ;'.l8.y Dorsey but no Tommy to 1\.1'. hO'lic..trd Pl.ndell, 1 Dorsey ?rincipal of Lincoln High A Baden but no Gerr:w.ny School, ,r 'redcrick, !.'arylan 'A Hill but no l,;ounttt in If you recall , the .t.ye A Hood but no Cape carried ncr. s in the las t I i~ Frederick but no County edition of their engag()lilen~, it Plua!lllcr but no Pipes nnd ·t rwt the \.edding ~Iould ! A Lt:.shington but no D.C. take place in April, but A Dean but no College these b lo oloped on us. It. Cnrrol,Hcnrol) but no
hiiss L8\,is End I,,ir. I Chri s tlK s Pindell \",ent to Covington, A ;,.i1lor but no LUls Kentucky, v.here they Viore I A Boyer' but no Charles nturried by the Judge of Boyer the Circuit Court on Dect;)[1- An l~lex!: , nder but no ber 30, at 4: 15 p. m. iih~x<,nder thG: Gre~ l t
Mrs. Pindell \,as giver A Geo!'6c 3nith but no m.o.y by her brother, Co\.::ch Blu ck Sm..i. tll ~\~c.l Ler~s .. ~l: e~E..I:t , :ere I 11 tills but no Bxecu tors L rs. hJD..L LekL b ...:.no. ",nl I JI. Sheppal'rl but no Sheep Lev,is, Jr. A v; ead~ng 11\ Hudson but no Bay,
Ohio, at Qidni8ht at the
MOVIE I;iAN NLRS The cond.uct of any
group in a movie should be a representative kind, but unfortuna tely, U:is cannot be said concerning the entire group at Bm.ie. There a re still those "kindly" souls \.ho insist u l)on explaining tbe next act . Then too, I . e have: those ~;ho
cannot suppress their laughter to tile extent tha t the convers::; tion can be Ileard Icbove their yellfi . Age.in, \ e have those 1,;ho feel thrct a p plaudil'lg, n, t tUng c[;ndy paper, and s nacking their lips at the coodness of the cnndy ure jus t s ome of those things to be tolerated. As if this isn 't enough , \;e have those tir:.id young ladies 1i.ho become so er,lotional ly upset tlu.lt they just must scr(: c~n. Pcr:'GJ ps all of this is c. r[.ther noisy I \&y of expresBion used to i mply that, "That VietS &. 8\,811 movie ", but. I am \,'ondering if the innocent 80ul beside you can say tho s amf3. Think it O)ler . dinner 1:3.. S served at ~cnia 'l' A Posey but no Do.:i!sey,
hOine of Gouch Le\ , i~. I Agnes Queen '40 Hel en Cllttse '38 Another surprl.se NEGRD IlISTOHY BULLETIN-(Cont '6
"i':eddinc; took plt:ce in from page 10) iinm'polis. i lis:3 nose ofl The bride \:as given the juniors outlining. They ;;;hocklL:y, a ;::ember of t. ) (:.',',ay by hor brother, Lr. are also cngcged in orgf~rdz-cla ss of '37 and no\', a John Brooks. Only the il)g trw 1;.rticlc:J on nn tc[~cher in Che.rlcs County, imcledia to family and very elementa ry grade level. becCJ.Lie the bride of :.1r. close friends \.8ro present. The "1ye" unreservedly Joseph \',iscmrcn, nm; acting On Ghristwls Dc.y, Li G}'; recOnliaCn<lS the inclus ion of supervisor of x'ural practicrv.l!>lle hichurds on, r ecent the Negro lii s tory bullutin on Lecer:lber 30. Tll(~ : . eddir~gr<uiuate of Dm.ie L:.nd nOi ,; on the booksLelves of all took place: a t St. j;ir: ry's un el C!lltmtary school t eacbJ scbools tbroughout the Catholic Church. I;,iss C1.t L~.rdella fJprings, ;,arylc.:n country_ _ ___ _ ~hockley \ .US t~iven in Llarrir-Vj3G joirwd in hapvy ,;edlock Bm.IE _ C},LYlIEY -(Cont'd. age by her mother. t.o Tir. ;"org ~; n J Olj(~S , Ll:~O fro r.1 PHf, e 11)
Another Dar:ri[lge, but t , BO'"ie grc.duDte: , nov; te, .. ch '.l.'he high pointert.'i for not such a. surprise \'.us the ing in Hartf or-d County. t he "..:inners \,:erL '1'. Har:kins one in \'.;n ich r.l i ss Barah 'J.'he bride FaG given nnd A. Jone:J , 17-14 r e spective Brooks, clc:.ss of '35 and in narri;..g8 by ... i s s C. B. ly hlr. ThoI:lCiS rhcudon, a hobimion. hli s::; Cora birck-teb.,cher in Ba ltimore City hf.m.d , c. Bov. ici t e ,\,F. f> the Were tho iJarticipants. The b::.'ide I f) at tendEllt. ~eddinL took place c t th8 home of the briae, ;2448 i.lcGulloh Strel:>t,Baltir.1ore , il.ary lund. Dorothy Taylor
Higb pointers for the lo~; crs \,;ere Dopt 6.nd -Sr.'I:l:th
12-7 respectively. Bm;iic Bulls bOi .ed to
t ho Lheyney boys 55-47. iiarvey and Bryant r:er e
hiGh scorers for the 10:3er s 22-16 respectively.
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Tec:chcl': "\vha t is done t he sug'ar beets after the
"I beg your pardon, n O\] Yihat sugar' i s cxtre.cted?" I wonder \:ha t cuused
the rift in the love affair of C. Fe ond L. j, • • ,seniors? does your 4uthor say?" Pupil: "Fed to tho Ctltt 18".
"Some of you are not doing good "D" v,orA, and I am going t o hold you up to rigi standards. This test means so much in deter~ining your gr~de.11
Dcar, viould you r~lind- •••• I!
11'\.ell, i sn ' t that grand? That's a s plendid idea. n
"'1'his i s the best progrufl ever present ed at BO\iie ll •
Teacher: "hor: \ ~ ould you like to drinl< red milk?" raw t do you think v!Ould Pupil: "I didn't say cor;s ; happen if: 1 ID8&nt pigs." (Referring to ,1. L.B. brought SO r.l80ne pi~s a s cattle. UIllph!) !other trwn P. D. to a
I v.onder v:ho t Le letter I socicll? r ,ELS intended f or v.ri tten by : 2. r . B. did not drink t wo E .• R., freshman, find found '1' glasses of milk a t break-hanging on the bulletin boe.r d?,fast? It could have been for L. G., jJ. C. B.'s(freshl:lan) left L. C., H. C., E. S., or ill . j';l. , i hand Vias tied? VI ho kno1:'I s? 14. G. S. \'iOuld me.ke a
I contribution to ! , cla ss? -1'5. R. H. ",'ould quit the I .
EULOGY ON A ;:lOUSE 1 basketball team? (.L<iitorts note: This 16. G. S. did not go howe
II No>;, nm! s ay that,
hliss ____ you can eu~ogy v;as inspired by an in- : every other \;eek-end? Try fl. ciderlt tlwt occured in the h. D. H. came to class on
Freshman n Biology C1ESS. A ltine? "1"10· .... you kno'\,' that's not tlJe s tudent had brought alive IS. O. G. d:i,.d not sleep -in.
' v:aYi that just isn't cultured ; mouse to the tet:'~cher, Lir. !'histOry class? it just isn't being done." , 8 t [mfol'd, \':ho iHld to kill it 9. r.. D. \jere g iven the
i hefore it coul d be ple.ced in iopportunity to develop nOh \", ell, it's a greflt lifel1 ~ the museum.) lher e.rtistic [:bility? According to statistics \Ie 1 , osephus :c.;ululieu~ i.1ous e 1'10. The cOL,mi s s~~ry did f inct t l, e rura l f~trmer ••••• " !u ', s ·n Jan'Jury g, 1937. lIe not open for thrfje dD.ys?
i dep~rted this life J a nnar;)' 11, ,11. All of tl:e boys' .IOh dear, I'm so tired.1!
" I.flat's that for? tIm are you going to use it', i.iny I see t hat?"
"One-tv,o-thr ec; don't you knoYi your number yet?"
i ~938 by the cruel hE'\~ds of ilsocial privileges \:ere I Jate. He U 1S um;lercl.fully nnd taken?
I~ ruthle~lsly caught and murdered 1'12. C. H. stopped being His murderer YiaS none other ir.lportant?
1 than I,hr. i ' . Stanford, ,;ho, if 113. H,' . p . had nothing to ! not punished by the stnte for say in cla ss? : t his l:laniace.l Llur der s hall be 114. S. C. coul d not ston
. Kj,nd, meek, g ellt l e, and i1[\ll, or on the corner to "
duly punished. b;:' h i B consc i enc1 ' in tbe !!lusic roou , in the
"It~ S v,ery :i,.mpcr;.ltive tha t ! mild \,;as Josephus Eulalious . ik .lk to V. A.? you get your c hecks immedia-llle [;te hie cheese 1;,her e he 115. \: . b. 1;.'ould stop fili-tely." : f ound. it, ami a1\ ays raindcd hi~bustering in his classes?
l o\.n basiness. He leaves to ! One parti cular fresh-"Yeah, child."
""'£lit '11 I get this left hand stn.ight".
I mourn their loss a hos t of ,man had t liG opportunity ! relf:tives and friendly mice. lof rofercui ng a bout; I r~ough. he is gone, his memory lafter t he bout he a s ked 1,,111 lJ,ve on. .one of the boxers, "v,here f Idid the ~- orr t bloy. hit you
"Are you f, ilre your mother ; "Sleep on dear mouse :ut?" f.)aid that you Llay have it?" j and t ake your re :3 t ; 'Son-,e refereeing, eh? Some
Ernla Holla nd !'J8 J l ie loved you , but he IEnglish too. , The turtle everyone -;:;-s-'--- ' loved you bes t." I The seniors did not
mourning over has been f ound ; lrealize the iwportEmce of v\ell and 11ealthy in room 14 ; !kecping up their registers in the c are of Aga tha J ones. i Agne[, . Q,wen '40 juntil they \.ere told they
r.1 i ght have to t2.ke a \;hole seTJe rc; ter's Nlrk over 'if t.hi s r ecord v,ere not kept satisfactorll •