The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 25, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 7, 1928 Page: 4 of 6
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T. C. High Seh—l
Chatter
*io< a brief sketch on Mustapha Student Here Finds Christmas
Kama I Paaha
The club will meet every Friday at j
i the class period, and the program for!
i tile next mii1 ttag in an the Vikings.
Spirit Entirely Missing At Sea
hi i IRKENT EVENT# CLI
The busine** manager, Mr Rabin-
son, ha an assistant, the editor ha*
an assistant, and nearly everybody
HAH SPANISH PKtH.KAM
The Current KveuU Club met Fri-
,, I . , .day morning in the history classroom.
* 1 h"' °*** "*> • 'The subject of the program was Spain
T C. H. S. SENIOR CLASS PLAY
TO BE ENTEREH IN CONTEST
The i. C. 11. i. Senior class play,
Cecil JaiuuHM, Ktudtin m the
College, who ham ju i returned from
an extensive voyage as witdtm oper
at.H an a hip that ha* Iwen to China,
the PhUtpptw, and many other m
a«aistaia 0 > account of the popularity
of mush individuals, with the heads of
the various «l« pan went*, we labored
under the delusion that that were nice
ornamental things to have around All
which will be presented May 3u, haa! v******* ioreign places, has written
imeii entered into a contest sponsored *be following story of a few of his
A talk on the government of Spain by* the Curtis Publishing Company. [ adventure* m seme of the placets be
was given by Marvin Wilis, and Eul- | i'hree large prisee are being offered
lallie Smuo: discussed the Spanish
people and their customs. A general
talk on the religion, art, literature
fot the best production. Mark Hamil-
ton is in charge of the play
visited Headers of the Chat will
remember with pleasure the fatter*
i rom Johnson that have been pub
of which simply goes to show that that ami language of the Spanish people
was all u. knew about it, in our I wan given by Roberta Grogan, who
blissful ignorance we went out an «*n showed pictures typical of Spain, and
ployed ar> assistant, and we here add * «" illustrations of Spanish art.
for thi benefit of whom it may con-
cern thai his salary is as raunificieit
as our* W e exptVfad said assistant to
1* nice urtd docile for a ween or twu,
at least but he wasn't Step right up,
meet Mr, J. Cecil Johnson, fresh
casual Reporter and the man who inter I which was at the i' 1 A
views ail those who desire to adminis- j n,lfht.
ter corporal punishment to the writers ! " — - ■— ~—
Three scenes of the play; one of j l" heil in th paper from time to time
the two icadtug characters, one af Iduring the past year.
the stage setting, and one of the; "A wise old guy once said. "V
play in action, will be sent in to the nevei miss the water until the well
lilenna Harris, president of th*
club, spoke on the Spanish industries.
The Spanish educational system was
Company U< be judged, as well as
estimations of the cost and other
things.
g>ven i v lira Lee Houghton.
Peuil Wilkin* gave a report on the
Spanish program by Senorita Kspinei. |
Thursday
EASTER PROGRAM IS
PLANNKU FOR T. C. H. S.
of this column. If you will notice
closely, you will notice thut he Ml. like
Heath, no respectur t.; persons, not
even his superior We'll admit
physical inferiority, but mental infer- j
iority- never'
below the monkeydash, and read until]
you're udd lietter, and you'll get the
full benefit of the deal boy's wisdom
Edna Monroe is back in school af-
ter being called home because of ill-
ness in the family.
.. i.i i Mrs. Corrte Walker Allen is bach
egu 1,11 " « y being ill with influenza.
CI KKfcNT HISTORY CLLM
OI8CIS8ES TURKISH LIFE
An Easter program was planned
for the T. i . High School at the
meeting Wednesday morning. A. S.
Keith uiaue aiinounceinenis, which
were followed by a song, "Alleuia"
by the girls of tin High School chorus.
A scripture of the first Easter was
{ read by Edna Monroe, and T.
King lead an Easter prayer. "The
Origin ol Easier" wa read by Mayola. ^
runs dry.' He could have, but prob
ably didn't try turniug it arouud
can tell jou that you surely don''
miss the land until it gets "all wet.
We were 3i days, out of sight of
land on our return voyage. It's
little better than 7.000 miles from
Manila to San F&dro by the way we
came i.ack. Vou aec, the shortest way
hack is the "Ureat Circle" route,
which covers about li.OOO miles and
take.-, you almost to Alaska. The day
before we left Munila we received
radio meisage to the effect that they
^ jWeie Having severe storms along the
northern steamer tracks, so the
"Skipper decided to stay down in
nvei latitudes, even though we
would be forced to make an extra
As thi senior partner of this Slain
Kactonv has already informed you,
spring is her. In sooth, the flowers
McCurley.
LUTJVuU*U"' TT"! Sl'hou'sa.,7 md«:
J Mm Ldiih VV iiuituti, piayed a violin
THt- Kighih Gra«iif Current History of LitaWi'' were told 4 hriatma« on the Sea
Club met Friday morning at 11 ; t>> Alvm Uobbma, after whkh W c U ft Manila December lath and
'clock with a program on "Modern Hnscilla Gladish playeti a piano solo,
\toomeih, poets (barring Mr. Robin-1 Eife in Turkey". Suzanne Swanson,, "Rarcarrolle" troai Tales of Hoff-
son t frotjjelh, and the freshman sleep !'resident, was in charge Hugh ■"a"-' W'illa Mae Smith gave a read-
eth in class Another unfailing sign Eagan gave a talk on Constantinople ing, "liraasiitg l,p at Easter Time."
that m ring is about us is seen on the |* it ia today, and a report on the A tableaux made up of girls from
campus Open season is now declared Modern Turkish Woman was given
on little 'oggies'. They may be seen
wondering about >n the campus You . , . ...
. , . ' ven though he did cast unjust re-
don t know what oggle- are Surpris- .
ti ., K-If . mantuitv\ «««!«■■ upon our m«italily.
lyho tt
mg' The inferior half (mentally)
has already referred u,> thens as cam
pus dates, or sonietlnny near I;, a>
gushy The gentleman questi m
wears, besides a loud tie, an imlie
cili. smirk, which expose- tin eniirt
bridge-work, and any false teeth
which mas have ben installed after
one of the 'fish' da.fi- The lady looks
up at the gentlaman with that well-
known 'homesick calf expression and
executes a Billie Dove sigh They
both talk in monosyllables, neither
heeding- or even hearing the words
of wisdom gurgled by the othei Love
is s< wonderful, and so incomprehen-
sibly foolish
Any person, or persons, who happen
to be waiknifc along the campus and
-came • upon something making ipieer
noises, shouldn't really be alarmed.
These noises sound something like an
American tiding to navigate a bowl
of soup with a chop-stick. The 'flir-
rps' or 'ghrj;-- an- made by students
who are taK- *: a i reach course and
a German Ed. Fain assures us
that it is noccssary for one to have
adenoids " -t ier that he can arrive
at the piop«r pronunciation for those
French v< - ■ i- one sects on the menus.
*t.-i < •■ai. SB> 'on our < wn book' that
it must rcprire the 'flu' or at least a
( <\ u, ake those funny German ad-
.«ctiv«s gurgle as they are wont -to
N ivi we ask ybu turn us in a
di-.-ve of adequate adjectives for appli-
cation to the noise.- made by a per
son who is suffering from a combi-
nation or two- W. have in stock
plenty of ad iei U e-
of such common n
gists, ditch diggert
this is too large an
li there's anybody who aaya the
ai , of chivalry is past, just let bun
i Jir.c around and have Mr. Johnson
•jaiik him wiuie 1 tell him what he
doesn't know. About two week* ago
wc sent out an impassioned call for
poetry, and the nice boys in the col-
lege who have a fiair for poetity are
responding. There's a tall boy who
got-oi rather, had-to spend Christ-
mas on the 'high' seas. Not being at
home has lots of disadvantages, 'cause
you can't 'hum' a dollar or so off 'Pop'
when you are away, but the time you
the eighth and seventh grades was most miss mom and pop' is at Christ-
given, tho girls forming the word mas tit course, all the fellows tny to
Easter Those takin g part were; get the Christmas spirit, but it just
Kathryn Medders, Pauline Gray, isn't being done-not at sea, anyway.
Dorothy Jim Grey, Pauline Cowan,
Ola Mae Stoekani, Helen Whitten,
Miriam Dolores tram, Eleanora j
•We ai. chipped in and bought sev-
eral turkeys and voted that the Cap-
., ... ... „ tain get us some cranberry sauce (it
Hardy. Mar.am Albe.Uon, Mizxanne, ^ lu u tmport4Kt> cannt,dK A11 th,
Swenson. and Gladtae 1-riU. „,htll Allows wanted to buy some
■ small pigs and suggested that they
Her hat obscured his view at the.be kept in a "pen up on the same deck
theatre, and in a kindly voice he j that the radio shack 'lives' 1 told
leaned forward and asked if it would | them if they did, I'd throw them-the
be possible for her to reni jve it. j pigs-overboard, one at a time, so
teaches in the College who goes by A stiffening of tie head was her only they didn't call my bluff! The first
the name ol London--Jack He and his -answer. Then h«- roiled his over it thing that went amiss jw*s titf-
younger brother have collaborated and placed it ■ i. his seat, sat A berry saucy jlafif ,....,,per forgot to
and written us a real sweet poem, ! and getting his hat from >w& A
standing up. for anything you put
on the table would cither slide off on
your lap or skid outta reach We had
green pea soup, American style- Hint
in, more on the vest and tie than in the
stomach, corned beef and cabbage,
potatoes, and an attempt at bread
pudding A* an appetmei for this
boarding house repast, I was coiuiug
out of the radio shack and got a nice
chilly salt bath. A large rough com
bet" came all the way over the radio
shack and smacked tin dead-cenier.
I didn't need the hath cither, bu!
that didn't seem to prevent my get-
ting it! It was a lot of fun-after it
was all over and the sea got calm,
however, one never forgets the feeling
experienced when the sea pitches the
after (rearI end of the ship up and
the propeller begins racing! The
whole ship shudders as the "screw"
races m the air. Usually the crew
shudder too. at least this part of
it docs.
Vou gel used to being out of sight
of tami up until the last da) or «'■
before you get to port. Then you get
restless and can't sleep verv soundly.
It's a disease but not quite as bad as
the "four out of five" kind. It is
known as "land'' fever It seem* to
be no rcspector to age, sue or self
control. Dry. treeish land doesn't, look
good on first sight-it looks better!
It's tattaiuing to I* way out in the
middle of the pond and have a flock
of sea gulls to fly around the ship,
for you know there is land close even
though none is visible.
Blowing the New \ ear In
"New Year's night we had a bridge
party until midnight Of course, my
partner and I were beaten. At the
hour of ISi, we all went out on deck
and fired up a lotta shells in our guns,
tieat tin pans, blew the ship's whistle
and fog horns, and made ail the noise
possible. We were assisted by the
chief engineer who was massaging
an anvil with a lti pound sledge
hammer. Other than thai we had a
quiet night."
It Hapin tnd Five
Yearn Ago
i from flic t autpua Chat
April l«.
lb* Campus Chat ot five year*
ago presented a ditlerent appearance
i.i thai of today Bui in one particu-
lar. that difference lagan to disappear
with tin issu< above Governor Neff
had lh day before the paper came out
signed the bili changing the name
ot the College 1 rom Normal to Teach-
eis College
"Govrrnoi Neff Monday afternoon
signed and filed the bili passed by
the recent Legislature which chawgP* (lege,
the names of State Normal Colleges j tlther
to Mate 1 cache is' Colleges I hi* af
! ret s the No I ma College >n Denton.
which hereafter will lie known as the
North Texas Stale I cachei> ' Col-
lege "
j he known, I pr«*ume, ,
newspaper new*. «tc
: l eaehern* Coll g*>,"
Thai ia something the
jlwien trying evor amrc to
m mm m
* l r. liruce (then pre,
jt olloge) tuis been appoint
qualified as an experii>i,.n
i S Department of A«
determine the adaptibiht
and clUNMe of nnportoi
plants, and Ut study thi n
i he vuvtofMNNM."
(This might have l^.,.
week instead of five ynu,,
Due Frog We have
tomorrow?
fiber Frog With wh.u
t «e Frog livnion T
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it was written just like that, with
the apostrophe a fie! Teachers. And
a gieai man!, people haven't found
out different yet. When we came up
here as a Freshman, we did that; but
"The I- tut Worth Mm Teiegtam"
does it yet the old-home town rag
calls us the Teachers College But the
old school, eh11stoned just one day
Teachers College, hadn't found out '
that the apostrophe just didn't iadoiig
l i Bruce -aid then, "While here- j
after the legal name of this institution
will lie "The North Texas State
Teachers College" at Ilenton, it will
Headline un the front pi
Wl NG TEACHERS M|; i
LEAST HAVE A SMV
iOF KNOWLEDGE
Vour wife telephoned tliu1
see you about five.
Did she say, whether
dolluis or five o'clock
The seven ages of Worn
The infant.
The child.
The miss
The young woman
The young woman.
The young woman.
The young woman
Any time a girl stands in the street
ear >>'ou can bet your bottom dollar
that her stocking has h hoU> tue
knee. ,
Hat from
ami when they wrote it they seemed seat, placed^'-. * -••"•"Tieau. in a were already killed and dressed,
to have had in mind Harwell Shep^^"^^
"uiere was a cry of "take it spoiled' The Chief Engineer let the
he off, lake that hat tf " The lady un- temperature in the ice roam get up
possess the said mustachioa, including fastened her hat pms and removed j to about fifty degrees and we had to
some faculty members — A-hem!!! her hat. So did tii man. j throw ali the turkeys overboard.
(iirls are better students than boys,
hen all the turkeys, which a recent survey revealed probably
because the girls are so distracting
to the boys.
But that's neither here nor there.
Here's the poem.
Twinkle, twinkle, little hair,
How 1 wonder what you air!
High upon that lip so brave-
Why in the dickens don't you shave'.'
With thy cute little tips all set
And th> form just right you bet!
1 hen you do juur little stunts.
Twinkle, twinkle, little runts!
Upon that firm little lip you keep
And at the girla you always peep,
"i .-s. you always look so spry
After the barber's passed you by.
At your best you surely spark
Like a fire bug in the dark.
Though 1 know not why you're there
Twinkle twinkle, little hair."
The night before Christmas a
It may be true that: the first man gale blew up and it got as rough as j
fell for an apple, but women have to a college football game! We got the (
use their heads nowadays. pleasure of eating Christmas dinner
t tonne Cowan had as her guests,
Sunday, her mother, father, and
brother of Clifton
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i - the decoration
> as etymolo-
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.rder
Pei-s- ii;., we don't admire mus-
• aches, and are of the opinion that
if men are going to grow them, they
ought to gr -w man-sized ones—the
big, bushr, kind 'hat drop at the
corners, and through which one strains
Thats a from the fluent pen of soup
our a assistant He isn't bail bad is he, j use!
That k i d does have a practical
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Kemember we advertise with The Chat because we are not
afraid to tell the world aliout our service.
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Easter
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