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COLLEGE BOARDING CLUB
Of all the groups on the campus, the College
Boarding Club enjoys the unique distinction of be-
ing the only one that, even though lacking organi-
zation and executive officers of any kind, meets in
regular session twice daily each day that college
is in session.
Each September sees a few of the old faithfuls
and many new faces gathered around the table.
At first there is a sort of nervous tension and no
one is quite at ease, but that soon is eliminated,
and it is not long until all are like one happy fam-
ily. They soon learn each others likes and dislikes
—spinach, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, etc.—and the
newcomers learn to call for "goo" when they want
spread.
BOARDING CLUB
First Row: Faulk, Gibson,
Linton, Reed, Batdorf, Mc-
Clella n, Wham, Fisher,
Wones, Pierce, Basore.
Second Row: Floyd. Long,
McKnight, McDonald,
Sinks, Trubee, Wallace.
Table conversation is widely varied, politics, pro-
fessors, movies, feeds, this girl, and that fellow and
so on.
Mrs. Morton is the efficient manager of the
Boarding Club, and she and Mrs. Stuckey certainly
know how to satisfy healthy young appetites. We
are grateful to them for catering to the special
likes of our members at certain times.
This organization is one of the best on the
campus for the furthering of friendship and social
activity. Everyone who has spent a year at the
boarding club feels that he knows his fellow board-
ers better than he would have otherwise.
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