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•~ond-clus matter. Oe· a& Duran,._. 1 Okla~ma, or Aqua' ..., t9tt. Ac- ·

ror 111alltnlf at ~111 rate or proYid.ed ror fD •ee"on . 1101,

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ODe or tile lm·~rtant tblnp dtYel-..,..._

o~ v the eoctal coDitaeta or c~-! lege Ufe ia loJ'&}ty or better toyaltleR. Firat J.• pomt of ftn.po~nce ·Is loy ...

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· . · alty to the oollees as e; whole. But I

thla 11 per._apa _ not ·th~ fl~t ctype to be d ~e order Is pro b-

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... · IJe ·fused or aer•ed tn.to loyalty to tbe coUep u a whole.

It ai!Jt~ tta be a character~St·lc of. . youtrc aoue,. 'eoplethat t~ey must ... be loyal to aomethfng. BallPY . the

. )"OUDC Yhoae loyalties :are dl-.reete4 &loJW tile pro])er lines. For tt. ts .poulbl~ to be ,. loyal to e'jll causeS' or mletakeD pHnclplee: - ..

Taken by aDd }a.rg~ pro~er loyal-tlu lt•t• one of the finest as-

--pects or eollep lffe. The wtlter has. loyaltY to .a »Jt.rilcular ·1tterary

. aocletiJ reach a white heat so Jbueh­eo t'tiiltt •oma of the panleane would

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eplrfal IlCht to aee the toratttee of youth DiOunt to au~h heights of en· . th A-~n. tthe worlter knows , .mem6en a family WCho are ·partic-ularlY to ly and aTe Jeal- ·

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of tile family. No word •

oa he family la tOlerat-(fial · little tamtly 'P&r-

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· ta ·the defense ot bois beloved iiteU-, . tuUon. -

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st{Jdent wlll Jllkely be· t'he loyal citi­

zen, the loyal· memrber of cJvic clU!bs, ~ .

th~ loyal booster of his home town, the loyal adherent or some political paky. This Is just a<uoihm.- way of saylng that he will be · true to :the Ideals and P.rinc1p!ea In wh-Ich he be· Ueves and to :the val'fous organfza .... tiops wb·lch emlbody those Ideals and;

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elgbih ·grades of. the Tralntn.g Scho_ol . . . partlctpa.ted In a p.;~manahlp con·r . teat last we&k. The ~fth an4 elxt!l ,

gtades were divided Into two teams. ,. The wlnnln.g a1<Je watr captained by Albert Lee Kerr and t·he other b:r. . \

tmocene Scott. The aeYentt. crade was d1Tlde4· likewise and Cecil Btl-, bo's .team won over Does Neely'a. In the elgh.th g·rade the team ··led b7 ~ttJJ.

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gene Baton took, the eonteet from . Wtlllam Clayton -end hJs noble fol­lowers.

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parties by the losing onea. The fifth and sixth " grades had thet.r party Monday from 1:80 to 3'10. Tbe seventh grades' ~entertalnmelllt was . ~ . held on the eame day from I:SO UD-

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Its fun and refreahmenta OD Taett­day from 3: 30 until & :00. All con- . testa and entertainments were apon- · sored by Mia WblTerton ln her room. '·

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Qeographlcai s'ketcb of. Texas, •

Claude Stephenson. !l'exu Ran·sera, Dixie Ross .

·-·-' g, Dorothy ~hy. Literary Men of• Texas, Evelyn

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Important Coast Towns, . Willis M~Brlde. . . 1 , · Cello ·aolo, I Slinker. -v !

ll'ollowlac· tlie rep.lar all_· :-hiked a .short distance· ·east of the eam,pua fGr a welne.r roast. Plenty of wetilen, atorlea and pm.ee •ere en­joyed around .. the flre.

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A. student :broucht hla mother to to the unt.-enf\ty and was thowing ·ber about The dear old lad,. aufoul to make her boy thln;t that . idle 11nderatood everrthlng.

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The Mithorttlee of the -college are in . son, .. are our wondtrfal volo llelde." accontkwltb the .. ld~ and wlU-co-op-~te tn every w~ 1)oss·tble to

''Oh," Itched tile ol4 lady, ·~tt.t . " . !a ~tre ~~ Ia ate~ .t JU\D ·flelda of . ·.'.

it 11lOCMif&l. wa.nns P,9lo!" ~·

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1 t i excess tat tby maklag It nto soap.· ' .

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great ln some students t-h~t they . Soeletlea c'lash In &DJIU&ldebate IJA-

never· stop ~ observe the means. cember 15,- 1126, at old . .

they take to become popular.' Hop- T·he su&ject tor J8 . :· iog to 1"ise Into prominence ·they - 'Nlat 'the Air of tbe Ualte4

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' of an editorial from · ,.,r.J!e -Green , Kenneth· Campbell and John Hon a. O$n," a · humorous puiblleation of · s. H .. ~ 'and

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tbe Michigan State ·College. .. Wiu .represent the ECcl881a. ~ · •

"Neck, drink and occasionally : .x.r. T: ·A. Houston, sponsor of t e &tud¥ and &11 will be ·well:· What-· Ecil.esfa ~terary :Soefety, wiJI ~t as ever you do, fresh.men, don't be orig-_ ehatrman. The eehedule bf grading

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glate to bull th~ Prof. Into· a: B wb~n : .GOOD MAOAZIN&i ARE I

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"GoSh, I'm getting a lot out of. wtl·l, raised . shocked hands and · say · · ·Just wllet macazlnea are being this course," ,.quoth .the fresh·ma~ as 'b~ne mlserabl~e radt~l, ··pln~ so- · read mosi by college ·students bere~ . he al·ked eut of the lab with $8 cialtst' · Th~ quesjlon 1a uently uked and "' .. . -wort h of cbemleals an apparatus In Ajt'e you wllllng to be etu~ents ot : b.er~'s the-. answer. The .. American his .pockets. the ·name? Thinkers that do4 not Maga.Zfne~· is · more than 'aay.

... ,.- c:Tr · · - falm· beneath the eondell\natlons -of other magazille in the i Teacheri. TYPEWRJTING ~BR\"I~. t'he sleepy. mud-covered herd that Coll~e · library, aecorotng to Palll

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• Tle typewrltllng dePartments an- ~e ,uta to o'bllTlo~." . . ·. · followed- close by the "Literary Dll I

nou'nces that ·it is now lin position.-to i · TJlls state· of affa\ra not only exlall· .. g~at. ,;, 1_rhlch is used nteD81ve}7' tor '"" dff&• a typew.rlttna servlee to .. the ' lp ~ichtgan col,lege, .but in other eol· . rel)()rtt ~nd speelal a88lgn~enta. 1 . faculty ancl students of erti. -feP.fJ over the United States .ana . Due. to the fact·· ~hat the youn. ~ For rlv~ cen.ta iter page we will copy tJV8 out In Oklahoma, yes, rl~llt . ·ladles outnumtber the yoang men ·~ I

liBts, ·p&~tera, _ · letters or what- ~~ tn $outhwestern Proba·Ny yoii tJ;te co· by a_ 'large majorlt~. ever YOU desire to h~'Ye eopled. 0~- haT, ;not· no~c8d It lbut DO~ Is ·t~e .· . "<:Joo(i Ho~sekeep~g·~ ."Rouse .ders !should be l'lYen to t'Miss Tatman, tJ-me to take note and ·profit bf the ··. ttful~"- .. Norma{ Instruetor. ·and P~i-ln ~oom 27, betweell the hours 0: lJlt s9und ad nee offeree! ln the last m~y' .. Plans'·' are rea4 larBalY by th4J nine and ' twelve; ~d all WO!'k ac- of satire I from the Green .Onion." .girls. ' The. boyS pick ·the ·~Selentllie cept~d wiD be d~HVered the ~eix day. ~ The Southwestern. ..... . . American:·~ ·~be ll'anun Mapstne" .

I .. : ~1 2TC · inatr tin• A <='T'r - - - • · • . ·• and pthers for their leisure mo

Lo;rtf Ba!lRI Da.vD was ue e ., . . AGRBRII. . ..... .· - ~ 1 . .. t ._ ""'I d tl l> • menta. . new colored aenan U& ·aa a u as, · · . . '

addl~g, "Now, Zeke, w en I rlq. io~ ... A bank t ·ates on a num-ber ·ot . ~ ;... --~ ~---..,.,•,..._.- - · · y~u. must ~awier e_by sa7f.ng, ·. ytoung men during ·bte eu:mmer • . ·Qn · Ll'tBR&R~ A-:' 'MY . ord, wha.t wm Y~[haTe?" , their salary •recel:pts Is t~rlnted the · · . . . . AIUNG :i'OR I

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cailo• to aw;tm~on th• , servant, bts , "Your aalaq Is your personal ·bu3- · ~.Th literary. societies at ~he TeaCfhJ. was utonlahed wltb the fol..,"" i ~ eonfk!enttal ·. d . era• ~ · the . Eeelesla and the

lowlqu~·L·:" I . ~ ·'1 - : ho1114 , t ··ibe disclosed to anybody . ~~rttqr, .are mUtnc plana for the In-• you want e ~" no . .., . -.-. . De'bate. whieh - ~11 ,e

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Ha by: ~o: you're well, . "I won't me~tlon It to anybody. tthe tr7outa wlll t»e held ~'Wlth'ln th • pateat l f·m )ust as· ~m.ucb ashamed 0~ it 1 as ... f aa' .,.. ....... eon test is tb.e area~ : .- ~"- _ , , '- ~ ne~ ew ~~.... ~u

. · Witte: ••or eoutae, 1 lm': ·but the ~u are. l . · -cu ot ttabts end advertllleilleata of . thla 4ope. _ · too _, Don7t fo~c~t i~c baak~ll ••me eon testa, -. Yblch are 1iel4 at

. attraetiYe :ot.to lfve it trial." : ' Frtday. , -.,._ . per~d8 . durin ·stile ~r. . . .

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.. nrn-. .._ ~·· tOriNrd; Ourrla, ~ude I.A!rriqtoa, .Madill; Powell Bak4' maliiliilr At sa twe ,. .. ra .. o: er., Den .. D Tesaa; Mra- . J'.rancea

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an •P well an: t CltJ; Louie Bw'Mas, r.,.. ; Joe -Laach- C&rcal, Bro : ¥tv-~ f~ ~ ·of Bo~hlt~ . Hlah · ia'ft Oifl8s, Ol'r; Mae Dlekla-~· ~ lltller, ~ ot :ea., Wa.-a11Cka: . LONae n,

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' a.Y, W'IIQ I mtb MeA Dtlraat; tM.re. W. D.~ De~ Darailt; ' IP.il &wo. : ...-erall, former Bthri~; Durant; Malld

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I ~ of au. Bieh l 8c.bool team · ,~··· C&ddO: Kat.tle Bille. Gra- J&Dd DUI'&Ilt ~ktlroaa. . . . - ' 1 a~ Jl&ria foraer of Bok· · baa, ~o; l>vle Greea, BOkhom~ ~ Tile Tlcen ~. Mtter co· ~'. 1,1"'··~·· 1 · c\llto. Rtell ' _ . Green, Bok·bema; ·Elmer lfa,-. ordlnatJe.n, aad

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maettac w:aa lleld l'riday, the day fol- D.nmt: Mn .. c.. P. Hovis, -.act; Oma amulilng backfield pl&y: coutttuted to-.c . Aa Mton~lnl. , Dur :· IJ111le JamM, tile 1"8er'a main pqwer, altboaah the

; Wealey J~llSOn, Cum- tiDe ·1'1~4 a peat part ba tlle~ne-· ~ ,htMI fall7 re-

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berland: Vera Jordan, Greyeon, Tex., tery o1 the lhome boys. A . ,. - ' aa~ , Bartahor.ae: Mae and field coal.. was enouch to ~In the

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r!l ." ~· Pomey: I'""'· Jldwla P. l..ee, came. · . s. Dur ; :Adel• de Lenoon, Durant: Por the S.vacea the wurk of Skla- ~~. ~

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. son; Lena MeDon&ld; .. ·Dwant : Ba~l Brliris twOMd · to be tJae Tlpn' ........ - . •. Melvtan4, Dvut: LDu Ke ~layen; .B~•· IW Sa

~ . · Dar.aat: MoOuke, 4.r·Haaton, ~ atar ~not ,..,. the_, ea- · ·. ,. ·.. TU&a: K.n. Flo,. Mebaaey:; Du·rant; . tl~ . of •. ~Utee... ·

. '1'0 CAJitl'.nR,...R COUNTY Mrs. 1: T. MayiUP.M, ~faat: Clytie .. ~ .._.P,ryor --~d 8klaer cLO ~ M4C&Ub,· utt•: Kcllaaua, Du~ - ;•• Une for IIOIDe ~~a and raat ;E. A. Milier Darant.; Mtlt~n ' etrlc~Un and D~ne~ braced ap :~he

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will aeore eeliOola In Oer- .. a!Hl bold lty ti · m dlrte!ftt

Dilnlat; Kat'hertae M.oore, America; A:Uce Morrlaon, ca•do; · Jo&le Morrison~ .caddo; Iver MU~pla)l. Durant; Mrs. · OhUC Tlo•a,

: Texae; Lois P'\rrts, Kiowa: Graee Pendegr.a.; I..oek11111MJ!8, Arkanu.a: Arvfll Plekens, Calera·: lAliie Plck-

Sayaaes 4efeue Wlhea It ••4 ..,.,. .. taCkled , aceordlg to r• · .. · porta recelvecl ~~~~ ~4a · t~Oda:v. · · r-: ·. ~ -

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e~s, Cal.era: R. K PQ-wen, Durant: Wrialat · ·1 Vfotet· ~rice, Ar.mstr~: ~~~n · ~)- llollrlde . . ,.._,_

or, R~DIDDC; J'tenlelt, ~r- StriCklin ..• ,~'If brook~ B~trlce Rleka, Dj~rau.: Mrs. CVrtn . . · ·.· · .. Rm · TneJ Rivers. Nuhvt1le Ar.lt.; 1. S. 'Roberta J: l. f ~ Q ,.r:.':

a.berta, Durant; Rattle· Jlosenl . -Pttor · · ) · . 't ~H ' Caae:v: Kra. Rose Messer; Durant~ . GQIIIon . .. .. Ra CU.Ie . Rcnrland,. ~ad: Lots Sands. - Skinner · , · JI'B · ~ Fewell, Oberen Sbann.on, Duant;

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