LOCK HA VEN DOES
NOT BOW
They

Prostrated Themselves
Before B- S. N. S.

INDIANA TOPPLED
VAN DOREN ON
FIVE
BY
LOCAL
"CYCLES OF CONDUCT"
EXCHANGE LIFE

FOR WHAT DO WE

Dr. West Brings Food
For Thought

Jenkins and Sack The
Stars

Literary Editor of Century
Magazine

For the second time Indiana inThe speaker tonight is a man who
Friday noon , Dr. West , pastor of
The line hold and the lads gained.
Normal.
The
Bloomsbur
g
vaded
the
They crossed to goal line for a to- Ducknell University, spok e to u.s for first , time they came they took home has distinguished himself in four difftal of 70 points to the utter confus- the third time. His topic is always the
bacon. This time their attack fell erent fields. As a lecturer we will
ion of the Lock Haven -warriors. I vital and practical. The students of short.
What they hoped t o get we have the opportunity to judg e for
When Junks circled the line for a j the Bloomsburg Normal like him and (ion 't know
, wh at they got , nothi ng, ourselves. Other audiences have givf i f t y yard sain and a score the crowd, ' look forward to his appear ance . He
't
begrudge
them .
we
don
en evidence of their apprecia tion and
rose in the stands and yelled. When makes us think.
brought
a well coach- it is likely that we will f ind him more
The
visitor
.
*
Sack scored from a kick-ofl " a riot j His topic on this occasion was : '
seemed to be forthcomin g . But , take j •'For Whet Do We Kxchange Life ".'" ed team , a strong defense and a snap- than in teresting. As a teacher , he is
it al] in all , such a count hocrime mo- ! IIis choice of illustrations is remark- py game. It was all of no avail. Al- promine nt At oohmibia he was first
! able. He chooses those from things thou gh some of. Bloomsbur g 's m e n
i:otono us.
A game with a close score is the ] we know and in which we are inter- were slightly below form , they stag- instr uctor in English , thon assistant
suc h a rally in the second half professor and fin ally associate. He
kind thai send the thrill up yo ur ested.
! ed
that
would pal e the cheeks of "Ei ght w a s headmast er of t h e Br e arl ey
spine. Why Bloomsbur g could have
Following ar e some of: the out- ( " all. "
-n
Avon that game with throe nu. on standin g po ints of his talk:
School , i\e\v York from HUG to li) 19
The bulk of Indiana ' s scoring was lie is perhaps , bes t known as an edthe floor. It was a case oi tap---puss ' A man or woman to whom life is
j doij .-.' by Chrisman , their lanky for- itor and author He was literary ed—goal.
.
y
to
exj
who
react
pleasantl
e
x
t
e
r
n
a
l
,
,
bwy
s
The Lock Haven
in spite of
ward. i[i- was death on a shot under itor of the Nation from 1919 to 1D.
nal
f
eatures
of
the
environment
j
te'
t he odds , trie d hard for a score . Af- and call it lif e, is as a 1'
' ^ leg \ the basket. Led by him Indiana piled 2' J>. H e is n o w li t erary ed itory of the
up a seven point load in the first Century. Mr. Van Doren has written
ter straining and sweating and which is dead but respondsro^with
stretching in desperation they ac- *\ j erk to an electric current For thema! half. It looked bad i' ov the local boys j v number of books of different types .
.
! but the school had coiiiidtM n'e in th eir j -¦mong these e:
quired a tot al of 14 points.
.
at' "The Life of Thothe
froth
of
life.
Nothare
the
frills
,
The whole Bloomsburg squad ap- ' i n g of val ue comes from them to the i warriors . The score at the end of the mas Love Peuc-ock" . "The American
first half was 20-13 , Indiana ahea- 1. ; Aovo F', "Contempor ary American
peared on the floor during 1 ihis game. i.> uLM<ie world.
They all starred. No great honor tho
Whe n the team came back in the .. ovelists ", "The Roving Cr itic , " and
as many can score in a practice ': The man who liven is the one who secon d half they seemed determined. "j iany Winds. " He is editor of a
gam e. The game , however , show ed |j iives i -.f himself to make the world They shook off " a lethargy that seem- collection of stories by "Washington
the speed and precision of the B. S. la little li tter place beca use he has ed to han g over them in the firs t Irving, "Franklin and Edward." SeN. S. team . It looks good for other been in it. Inside of u.s is infinite half and flashed out such an offense lecti ons from their writings and a
wort h and ihe great life is the let- as none had seen before. It was da z- ij umber of other collections of storgames.
Ling out vfhat is pent up within.
zling. What had the coach told them? ies b y famous writers.
The line-up follows :
.Ssenfell is almost worshipped
Sack was playing all over the floor.
Lock Haven on Dr.
B. S. N. S.
the great ice-bound coast of LabJenkins (C) . . . K. F . . . . Ward | s ador. He lives there for the people. Like a whistling dervish he was here ECHO FROM DR. WEST'S TALK
then t here , handling the ball perL. F
Sherkel He is always ready to make some- fectly.
Garrity
He piled up a t otal of seven
It is the consensus of opinion aVonada one 's life a little easier , a little more field goals. Not eve n a jinx on the mong
Austin
C
the students that Dr. West's
c o m f o r t able . Pi e bears relief to the
Aimer sick comfor t to the soul weary . He bask et could have stopped him. He talks are becoming more and more
Sack
R. G.
Pomeroy is a , man of God. His is life of ser- seems to get better every game.
L. G
Walsh
effective. The one on Friday last was
Substitutions : Bloomsburg—Van- vice—h e calls it life. He is a great
And Captain Jenks , what an ey e. inspiring. It was evident from the
buskirk for Garrity ; Cooper for Sack man and is leading a great life. He He is a clever player. It is a pleas- looks on the faces of the students
Swinehart for Walsh ; Stoker for is n ot a frog 's leg but rather lives u re to watch h i m as he c uts do w n that all were determined to exchange
Cooper . Lock Haven—Bohm an for
the flo or and pop, t h e b a ll pass es their lives for service to others, for
Aimer ; Bowser for Bohman; Hazen fro m the inside out.
through
the net. His generalship and creative activity on the part of the
The opportunity is given every stellar playing
for Pomeroy.
are a great asset to individual upon his environment , upField Goals : Jenkins G, Garrity 11, young man and woman to make a the team. He has live field goals and on the world , upon mankind. They
Vanbuskirk 7, Sack 1, Cooper 3, ch oi c e of t h e kin d of lif e we wish th ree fouls to his credit.
want to be like a Lincoln, a SteinWalsh 4, Swinehart 1, Ward 1, Sher- to lead. The path we like and the
metz and not a frog 's leg, which has
Altho
Austin
was
only
in
the
fray
path of duty may go in opposite dikel 2, Vonada 1, Hazen 1.
no life except under the stimulas of
for
a
short
while
he
played
his
best
young
people
create
Foul Goals: Jenkins 4 out of *5; rections. The
the
electric current .
game of the season so far. He was
Garrity 1 out of 2; Walsh 1 out of cross roads and must choose .
sent
to
the
showers
on
four
personIt takes a big person to live a big
2; Ward 1 out of .3; Sherkel 2 out
in the first half but his game was ART WORK OF JUNIOR
life. We have the makings at our als
4; Vonada 1 out of 3.
great.
scored one field goal , held
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
Score—Bloomsburg—70. Lock Ha- command. Let u.s use them as God his manHedown
one and got the tap
intended we should. In our under- every time. Goto get
ven—14.
them Archie.
The mental pictures that the puReferee—Bryant. Time keeper— takings we may attempt to start
Walsh
knows
his
groceries. He pils of the Junior
something which is beyond the pow- played a great offensive
School are
Rushin.
game. When now executing are High
very
er of one person . Such a course is he plays he plays hard. For
interesting.
the great- Some of them are copies of strange
praiseworthy. Leave it to your suc- er part of the game his running
OBITER ACTIVITIES
imaginings. They are
cessors to finish. You have made a was Swinehart. Many a timelmate
original credid ations and each holdsallthe
start.
Piggy break up Indiana 's passes and of its maker. Some of theseattention
Most of the groups who desire to
Such
was
the
work
of
Jesus
Christ
,
"imaghave their pictures in the Obiter have the greatest teacher of all times . He make a Bloomsburg score possible.
inings
are
already
completed
"
Our red streak—Garrity—was as are attracting spectators to the and
had them taken and the proofs have was the Son of God , the Son of Man.
disusual fast , furious and scoring many. play cases
been approved by the editoi'.
He
is
in
each
of
us.
Let
us
be
of
.
have individual write service. Frog 's legs are out of place He also stopped many of Indiana 's
¦ Those who responded
as well as is in our communities
plays. Cooper and Vanbuskirk , who
ups have not
.
came into the game close to the end , Snck
desired. The Seniors doing the write
R. G
Davis
showed Indiana that what we have Walsh
ups are not co-operating with the
L. G
Magill
up our sleeve is as good as what we
associate editors as they should. The UNFORTUNATE INCIDENT
Substitutions : Bloomsburg —VanAT BASKET-BALL GAME have in our hand. So far no Normal buskirk for Garrity; Sack for Auseditors do not seem to feel the responsibility that they assumed when
school has been able to bent us. Let tin ; Swinehart for Sack; Cooper for
The referee of the Indiana game them try. Let's go gang !
they accepted the write ups. Each
Walsh. Indiana :—Shelley for AlexOne feature of the game was the ick ; Davis for Bishop; Salsgiver for
Senior should wish to make tho Obi- saw all fouls. Nothing escaped him.
ter "the best yet" and this can be In consequence five men were dis- close rei'ereeing by our old friend Davis.
possible only by the co-operation of qualified. This was, unfortunately, "Tip " Bryant. Gosh ! he sees everyField Goals: Jenkins B, Garrity 2,
harder on Indiana than on the homo thing. Three Indiana men and two Vanbuskirk 1, Austin 1, Sack 6,
those asked to help.
The editor has ma de several calls team because the' visitors ran out of Bloomsburg were given the' gate for Walsh 1, Alexick 1, Shelley 1, Chrisfor sna p shots. Tho response has been substitutes. For a short time they had personals. Altogether it was a fast man 8, Bishop 1. Foul goals : Jenfair but he can still make use of to play with only four men. Unfor- game after the men got started. In kins 3 out of 5; Garrity 8 out of 9;
more for variet y. The offering of tunately our captain did not notice the beginning of tho se'eond half Sack 8 out of 7; Alexick 1 out of 1;
snapshots gives another opportunity this until too late. Otherwise he when the score was tie a few times Shelley 2 out of 5; Chrisman 6 out

for the Seniors to do their "bit" in
making the Obiter better than over
before.
The collectors are waiting for the
first payments from those who have
not yet made them.

would have taken out one of his own
men for the purpose of evening
things up. The outcome of the game
would, h owever, not have been different. The game hod progressed too
far for that.
<

it was rather exciting.
of 9; BiBhop 1 out of 2; Magill 1
The line-up follows :out of 2
B. S. N. S.
I. S. N. S. Score :- B. S. N. S,—4 1. I. S. N.
Jenkins (C) . . , R. P
Alexick S.—29.
Garrity
L, P
Chrisman Referee—Bryant. Time-keeper —
Austin
C
Bishop Rushin.
/

THE LI FE OF A PROCTOR
SCRUBS HAVE BIG
WEEK END "Why is it that proctors heed
When a show comes to town diFriday, January 29, 1926.
walk t he flo ors af t er t h e lights go
rected by Cecil B. de Mille, a great
and
fuss is mad e ov er it . He is advetisred
Mai
nville
Defeat
out? Just aa complex. Can the stuPublished weekly during the more than the show.
Frat
dents be trusted to line1 up to school
Bucknell
The Nor mal, n owever , has his su-

MAROON AND GOLD

KELLER BEATS DEMILLE

school year by the student * of the
Btodmsbar g State Nor mal School in perior . The Director of the Art Detie ' * interests of the students , the a- partment, Professor George J . Keller , has turned movie man. He is di1mm and the school in general .
recting the filming of the great super produc tion "Cinderella. " He is a
master of th e Ar t .
EDITORIAL BOARD
This mammoth show will include
abou
t one hundred and fifty training
Editor - in - chief
school children. All of them act like
Hug* Riemor
professionals. The principals conduct
themselves like Betty Bronson and
Ernest Torrence. They act naturally ,
Associate Editors
absolutely
unaffected. It will be a
Helen Andrews
treat to see the completed producMildred Benson
tion.
It will be completed in the middle
Betty Brooks
of March and will consist of 6000
Marion Decker
feet of film. It first will be shown in
Grace Harlos
the Victoria Theatre for three sucFannie Hilbert
cessive days as a feature . Then the
Kitty McHugh
student body will be shown it free
of charge as each member of this
Kathryn Phillips
school
has been in some way conKenneth Yocum
nected with its production . Its purpose is for indirect advertisement
BUSINESS BOARD
and it will be sent to the home towns
of our students , educational centers
John Robison
of the state and various conferences
Larry Coolbaugh
which are to be held. It will make
B . S. N. S. known from ocean to
Subscription Price $1.50 per ocean.
ackool year for resident students and
More than one half of the j ob is
alatnni.
finished . The work on filming has all
Entered as second class matter at been done outside of school hours.
tke Blootnsburg Post Office , Blooms- It is the biggest thing ever attemp ted
in Bloomsburg.
kttrg, Pa .
The whole process is purely educaOffices : 113 Main Building, B. S.
tional
. No strain is put on the actN. S-, Bloomsburg, Pa .
ors
and
All extra work is
"The News about you, of you, done by actresses.
Normal
students.
written f or you."
The finished product will show
more than the play . It will show the
processes of preparation , the printEDITORIAL
h,g of tickets making of scenery,
designing of costumes and all the
TOWN AND GOWN
ether interestin g proj ects.
As there is a difference between
At a meeting of the local Minis - a .scenario and a play the play was
terium it was the consensus of opin- icvised . Also many additions to it
ion of all the members present that have been made . The horses used are
propert y of the Otis Smith Cirthe influence of the Normal School the
,
cus
which is wintering at the Fair
could be seen throughout the town. Grounds.
In the churches it appears in the
Many scenes will be taken at the
choirs , in the congregations , in the Normal
and all the buildings are inYoung
Peoin
the
Sunday Schools,
cluded.
The
? 1,000 cost will be takple's Meetings, etc.
en from the proceeds of the stage
Besides the young people who are play.
now attending the local churchefe ,
there are many members of the con"HAPPINESS"
gregation who have attended Normal School at one time or other . This
Last Thursday evening the Draattendance has not been without its
matic
Club was very delightfully endays
at
the
Noreffect. Since their
by several of its members
mal School these men and women tertained
gave,
who
the play "Hap pinctes. "
g
have taken advantage of many ood
Thy
scene
is laid in Mrs. Pole 's
There
things offered on the Hill.
have been l e c t ures , musical recitals , living room . Her h u sb an d has died
receptions , plays , etc. The effect of and her father is trying to persu ade
these is all for th e ba tt er , and the her to return home. Phili p Chandos ,
results are to be seen in many phas- a friend of the family, seems to be
es of the town life. The town is on a as unhappy and dissatisfied at Mrs.
higher plane intellectually and cul- Pol e. They talk things over and decide to hunt for happiness together.
turally in consequence of them.
, the shop girl , brings a new
Jennie
it
Th e remark was made that
irnwn
for
Then her real
would be hard t o find a t ow n where happiness "tin
is
fo
und
by
all.
such frie ndly and harmonious spirit
The
cast:
Mrs.
Chrystal
Pole , fi thbetween the School and the town ex- (•1 Fowlc/r ; Philip Chando
Bill
isted as exists at Bloomsburg. This Walsh ; Mr Scow craf t, Bob s,Sutliflf
.
is very gratifying to everybody. No Jennie , the shop girl , Lena V a n;
growing institution like ours can
prosp er and be of real service with- Horn.
out such mutual co-oper ation as the
Town and Gown of Bloomsburg en- DISARMAMENT CONFE RENCE
j oy.
The house authorized an appropria
tion of $50,000 for American
Such a condition of things is not
the work of any one person nor that participation in the disarmament conof a short period of years. It takes feren ce.
time to establish reputation and prestige for an institution like ours.
LOUIS BERNHARD , SR.
Careful planning and mutual understanding are also, necessary. In this
66 years of service
respect we owe much to those who
WATCHES , DIAMONDS AND
have gone before. They have sown
tho aoods, of which we are now en- i
J EWELRY
j oying the harvest. Lot u.s not forFir st Natio nal Bank Bid*.
get to aow in rot urn for coming! gen- |
orations.

By far the most exciting game on
Saturday night was the' scrub game.
The fraterni ty team from Bucknell
was fast and game . They led the
scoring in the beginning1 of the game.They , however, were up against
Bloomsburg Spirit.
In the second half Hawkins and
Stoker kept the boys from Lewisburg down and slipped in a few on
their own hook. They looked pretty
good in that game. M'Grath usually
got the tap but our opponents had
alert and fast guards which took away a large part of our advantages.
When the score was tie the audience was tense and cheering lustily.
The scrubs , however , began to show
the effects of their coaching and began to pile up a presentable score.
They won the game, 3 1-25 . Th e score
at the end of the first period was
10-10.
The game Friday mght with some
boys from Mainville was pretty sloppy. Passing' was bad and shooting
was off but the Reserves succeeded
in coming up from behind to win.
The only outstanding features of the
game were the work of Yarshefskie
and Hawkins. Both are playing well
consisten tly*
TWO INTERESTING PICTURES

There is a great difference between
the Then and Now of the School,
when the two photographs on the
bulletin board are compared one
with the other. A faculty of twenty
against one of over fifty. A small
sprinkling of college training over
against a coll ege trained body .
Teachers obliged to teach the largest
variety of subj ects compared with
highly trained specialists. This is all
due to changes that have come about
during the last thirty years. What
will the next thirty years bring?
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principles , without the automatic appearance of a backstop in the form
of a proctor every time there is a
misstep? "
As the belfry across the Campus
peals forth its retiring: signal , the
light , as a ma t ter of co u rse ush er
in t he dark , the usual buzz presides
for at least three minutes after ths
lights go out , then slowly subsides
nud dies away , leaving- only the
screeching and cracking of the hall
floor to . announce the weary watch
of the proctor.
On the fi rst round , order seem s
quite as it should be . The proctor,
satisfied , gets ready to turn in ," when
a screeching sound of a Yale lock,
,'iccompanied by a hushed whisper,
issues from unknown quarters.
The proctor, humming "Take up
thy quarre l with the foe " glides
toward the annoyance. By th e' time
she reaches the spo t the door has alread y been adj usted. Evidence against her , the privilege alone remains of knockin g three or foujr
times on the door , or repeating,
"Quiet girl s" If the noise subsides
she can make her retreat , if n ot ,
j viore strenuous measures eve used.
Such is the life of a proctor , when
students refuse to be governed. "
—The Normal Times.
According to. the Normal Times ,
the girls at Lock Haven Normal appear to have the same difficulties as
we do at Bloomsburg. How about it
girls ?

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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Brief Mention Of People
You K now

library building. In accprdanc e with
t h e pla ns of the librarians t he new
quarters will be open to the public
by the end of the week. This is good
news to all normal sch o ol st udents
because t he' local library has always
been a source of great help to them.
It contains many books that our library does not have on its shelves.
Mr. Hausknecht, our business manager, is organizing his department
more and more fully. The mail is being dispatched promptly. His information and instruc tions to the students and teachers are definite and
clear. There are bulletins annd notices . The Supply Room does its work
more easily and with greater satisfaction to the students . In the office
there are only two instead of three
assistants.

Joe Dugan re'minds one of Mr.
Taft. He is an ex-president.
M iss Ohl and M iss Andrews will
take part in the Brite Bits of 1926.
Molly Brace led Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church last
Sunday.
The Cinderella film is drawing to
completion. Great interest is being
aroused in it.
The final test is being held during the last period scheduled for any
p articular class.
On Monday Dr . Riemer addressed
the local Ministerium on Education
for Moral Growth.
Miss Nelle Moore met the teachefs
of Susquehanna County in conf erSENIOR GAMES
ence on Saturday last.
Dr. West took luncheon at Miss
The seniors have not yet finished
Conway 's table. Afterward Miss Con- their
games and it is hoped
way drove him in her car to Dan- they section
will
conclude
before the beville.
ginning of a new semester when the
Mrs. Paul E. Wivt, wife of one of classes will be broken up.
our trustees, entertained at luncheon
Some victorious teams are :
and bridge at the Hotel Magee on
Flying Squads who beat the CoolFriday last .
ies in two games 12-9 and 17-10.
Two Two 's who beat the Only
Several hundred copies of the
State bulletin for Library Books for Won 's 18-0 and 12 -8.
Eagles vs Black Ties 12-2 and 18the Elementary Schools have 1 j ust
9.
been received.
Snappy £j x va T, T, T, 1 0-2 and
Df Barnard spent all day Satur15-11.
day with Miss Maup in. The two discussed the social studies program for B. B. B. 's vs Knockouts 19-G and 140.
the schools of Pennsylvania.
Amateurs
Committees from the Junior , Sen- nally 25-7.vs Elves 24-5 and G-7-fiior and Middler Classes are busy
Squad vs Two Two 's 24-19
working out programs for Auditor- andFlying
18-16.
ium evercises of next semester.
Snappy Six vs Eagles 17-1 and 37-4 .
Dr . John Bakeless ' new book on Amateurs vs B. B. B.'s 12-5.
the Next War will appear soon. Dr.
Those to be finished are :
Bakeless gave a talk on this subj ect Pirates vs Sunbeams.
in our auditorium about a year ago. Good Losers vs Spiderwebs.
Supt. W. W . Evans dropped in to L. T . S. vs B. N. L.
hear Dr. West speak on Friday. Big Boobs vs All Stars.
Since he is now our close neighbor Travellers vs Black Sox.
we hope that he may find time to
The Mac 's have yet to finish a two
drop in often.
out of threei game with the P. D.
The students are rapidly securing Q's.
The first game the P . D. Q's won
their schedule1 cards. In addition ,
to
the tune of 6-3. The next game
they are buying their books. The
work of the second semester will the Mac 's ran a high score against
them allowing them only three points
soon be under way.
to
thirty three. Kella m, Roche ,
Mr. Keller will live in North Hall andtheir
' brought on the goals
McHugh
during the second semester and will and try for goal
poin ts.
act as dean of men. He served in
this capacity last summer and develEXCHANGES
oped great interest in the young men
i
A drinking foun tain is being inThe
Indiana
Penn—Indiana State
stalled in Science Hall. This will be Normal School—An
interesting papa great convenience and joy to all. er . We like
......n
'mis , but why
.>""In the past it was necessary to both- not have more student
activities
er Mrs. Keller in her work in house- written up?
hold arts.
The Montanomal—State Normal
Miss Carrie E. M. Burks , teacher College , Dillon , Montan a—A good
of pri mary education , arrived in paper bu t we think it needs more
town on Tuesday. She comes to us school news.
The Arrow—Junior iligh School
from Oklahoma and will teach the
courses in primary subjects to the — Oskosh, Wisconsin—This is a most
clever pap e r for a Junior H igh School
Juniors next semester.
departments are represented ,
Miss Bertha Rich , the additional AH
news
supervisor of the Intermediate De- found. of every sort and interest is
partment , arrived in Bloomsburg on
Y. W. MEETING
Tuesday morning. She will spend the
Last
Wednesday
evening at Y . W.
remaining days of this semester to meeting we had several
treats. M?ss
get settled and to find her bearings. Marion Decker had charge
' of devoOn Saturday, Dr. Riemer attended tions. Several students took part in
a meeting of the' committee which the meeting. Margare Evans gav? a
is making arrangements for the con- reading, and Ellen Whitehouse deference of teachers of Northeastern lightfully entertained with a vocal
Pennsylvania. Supt. Evans accompan- selection. A short story was read by
ied him . The meeting was hold at Jessie Hastie entitled "The Way. "
Every girl . should attend these
Wilkes-Bnrr e .
meetings
which are both interesting
It is now the rage' to be photo- and helpful . Next Wednesday night
graphed for the Obiter . Many have there will be a subj ect on missions
fallen , the various teams, the musi- at the devotional meeting.
cal organizations , ,the faculty etc;
According to the Greien Stone,
Pictures of the campus and buildings both the Y. M, C. A. and Y. W. C.
have also betfn taken. And some of A. took an active part in discussions
us have been snapped unawares., of the World Court. Representatives
All the books of the local public wore sent to both the Harrisburg and
library hnvo been moved to the new Philadelphia conventions.

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WRITE U P S!

REST ROOM

The new rest room for the teachers is a great convenience. Teachers
use it daily. It is a pity, however,
that they are so busy that they have
no time to add to the appearance of
the place.

The associa t e edit or of t he O bit er
app eals to the Seniors who have individual write ups to get busy. This
work is important and must be done,
so Seniors , share a little of the responsibility which has been given
you. Show that the class is interested in t he Obi t er and wishss it t o be
the best annual ever published at
B. S. N. S.

CO MPLIMENTS OF
W OO LW O RTHS

FOLKS WE KNOW

Archie Turner '25 of Newport
township, visited his Alma Mater over the week end.
Miss Gladys Richards , who is a
teacher in the Hazelton schools, was
a j veek end visitor at the home of
her parents , Mr. and Mrs . Harry S.
Richards of West street.
Andrew Naj aka, of Glen Lyon was
the guest of friends in town over
the week end.
Louis Zeck '25, of Nanticoke spent
the week end with friends in town.
Misses Ruth and Betty Owens
were the guests of Ru th Haupt over
the week end.

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Sack , Walsh, Cooper and Swincharl. .,ym lias made
I which work done outside of school • teams lead their divisions : Skippers ,
Our team left yesterday for Wost;i;u! outside of school subjects .shall Comets , 13. B. B. B . B.'s, Olivets ,
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chester where they will play this af; K. K. K' s, and the Breezies.
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ternoon. They lef t in high sp irits and
So far there has been staged a
Contest s have been ann ounced to
.Airs. Miller. 1k»;hI of tlu- I\tusic |j
the school expects fc-reat results. They Pcjiart nicitl , called to^ethf 'r all mus- J! come oil" at a certain dale, .ludjres ] tournament game between the Comare takin g up the no madic life for i :c stud<Mits on J a n u a ry 20Ui to dis- i will he. picked from amoiiK No rmai ' ets and the Skippers. This occurred
the week cn (\. Friday they will show r .iss the orti'iini'/intr of a music dub. | School teachers a mi students . The j on Monda y afternoon , also one beWestehestcr sonic stuir. Saturday
It was ( !'>ci(k'(l to organize this j competition shall be in Mental , Hand j twee?i the B. B. B. B. B.'s and the
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Skills. Small awards are i: Olivets. Both these games were very
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the winner .
\ snappy and the "win " spirit was ev)
Nor mal School championship. We
ident on all sides. The Skippers won
have the team. We have beaten the :; ue up liu.ereTit forms of music for i The devil tmds won* tor idle harms by one point , and the game was nip
leading Normal schools of ihe. state study that will be very helpful ami j >-o t h a t a hobby i.s a j ,'Teafc thinj* . Oc . and tuck thro ughout , the score be! c u ' i a f i o n for lei uire hours is a prob- j
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dent and William Jones , vice presi- 1 a r e c o g n i t i o n of learn ed skill out- a speed y contest over the Olivets,
win.
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The contest which app eal's to off- dent. It was decided to hold a meet- i side of class should be a step toward K . K. 's and the Breezies will decide
er the most difficulty is the Saturday ir.jr every tw,o weeks on t h e first and ' t he yo.-il. The m e t h o d is a tfoo ( ] ex- ; who will be in the final contest.
game. When Shipponshury played at third Wednesday of the m o n t h . The ! ample for prospecti v e teachers .
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to attend.
j h.- .s arisen in adding figures. Fiv
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l o w .-- of te n figures are the .subject '
The men are all in jy ood shape and
and t h e first reco r d announced \v "v
their shootinir eyes are becoming
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Economy can be carried so far that it results in a
downright loss.
Poor , cheap leather and bad workmanship cannot
produce good shoes, even though they look good and are
advertised as such.
A raincoat that leaked the first time you wore it
which you bought because it was cheap, was a costly
investment , as you knew when you looked at your damaged and stained dress.
Milk is always white to the eye , but much of it has
been skimmed and watered , so tha t y our baby does not
thrive upon it.
Save money by gettin g of a relia ble store a good
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VICTORIA THEATRE

WEDNESDAY EVENING , FEB. 3.

"THE COLONIAL QUINTET "
A MUSICAL ATTRACTION DELUXE
Two Har ps - Violin - Cello - Piano
Special Concert Of Popular Music And Classics.
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