The Gavelyte, February 1915

CEDARVILLE COLLEGE 9 The girls basketball team went to Greenville on February 5th. The score wouldn 't look good in pr int. Cheer up, girls, we have hopes of you yet. Take Rev. Patton's advice and put a picture of your s,veetheart up your sleeve and get a little inspiration. Prof. Jurkat says ·he understanld,s that 0. E. Bradfute has put an "embarge" on thei r Ford. How about it, David? Prof. Jurkat displayed a little gavel in history class. If he uses the gavel to pound light in will the product be Gavelyte? Rev. J. ~. Patton gave the address on the opening day of the second semester. We think Cedarville Colkge stands a pretty good show o,f winning the contest at Wittenberg. Mr. McClure's left lung is working all right. Carey Ritchie and Davi'd /Bradfute are the Original Katzenjammer Kids of Cedarville College. David is '"Hands" and 'Carey is "Feetz." Their latest stunt was amus ing the •Bible class wbile 'Prof. 'Allen was busy elsewhere. We would ad vise either her mo ther or an oculist to look after !Alta Grabam. After Society, Alta was walking down stree t waiting for her brother to appear to take her home. She caught sight of a sorrel horse and hailed the driver. Alta (rµnning up to the ·buggy)-Hey! Voice from Buggy-What do you want. Alta (foot on the step)-JJ: want in. (/But alas! It was someone else's brother.) A Washington-Lincoln program was rendered during chapel exer· <'ises, Tburst ,ay, Februar y 11. The various number s by the students and faculty were well delivered and app reciated. Special singing was given by a mixed quartet. "A PLEA." "Please don't send that grade card to my dad, 'Cause if you do, he'll be awful mad. He will rave and act just like a fool, An1.i, maybe I won't get back to school. Tlwn think of the dollar~ yo 1 1'll be out- You'll have to turn off a P"n::. no doubt. 80 for just this once be kinil a~cl good An,l don't do as you think you should. B r·ause it woll your pocket book squeeze. And givr <lad thE> 'Jlool and :\1outh' disease."