Cohongoroota . Mr. Muldoon takes his Agriculture class to asale. (They report a very good dinner.) March 9âMr. Morrow: Every morning after the sunis up the roosters crow. March 10âThe boys have gone on a big basket balltrip. We wish them luck. March 11âDick Davis went into a hotel and pushedwhat he thought was an electric light button but after whilea colored man came and said What do you want boss? March 12âThe Ciceronian President made an an-nouncement of fines in society. We can now buy a newbanner. March 13âBuddy Folk tipped a dumb waiter. March 14â(Teachers are reviewing) Alice Maddex:Mis
Cohongoroota . Mr. Muldoon takes his Agriculture class to asale. (They report a very good dinner.) March 9âMr. Morrow: Every morning after the sunis up the roosters crow. March 10âThe boys have gone on a big basket balltrip. We wish them luck. March 11âDick Davis went into a hotel and pushedwhat he thought was an electric light button but after whilea colored man came and said What do you want boss? March 12âThe Ciceronian President made an an-nouncement of fines in society. We can now buy a newbanner. March 13âBuddy Folk tipped a dumb waiter. March 14â(Teachers are reviewing) Alice Maddex:Miss Turner tell me about Mary Louise, Sallie Thomas(Morituri Salutamus). March 15âExaminations start. Students are verybusy. March 16âMore examinations. School seems veryquiet. March 17âThe wearin 0 the green Freshmen showtheir color. March 18âBasket Ball game with 19âSchool is closed for winter term. Manystudents have gone home. March 20.âThe Cohongoroota goes to WHITES SIX FOOTERS The Picket Staff Charles P. Harper, Normal 21 Editor-in-Chief Hattie B. Johnson, Normal 21 Assistant Editor Vernon L. Frye, Secondary 23 Business Manager Ella M. Turner, 96 Alumni Notes Freel G. Welshans, Secondary 21 Athletic Reporter Yolande V. Malone, Secondary 22 Class Room and Chapel Wilda Hannum, Short Course 21 Educational Notes Kenneth Whittington, Secondary 23 Humor and Jokes Louise M. Kable, Normal 22 Locals and Personals Gladys L. Hartzell, Secondary 23 Organization Editor A. D. Kenamond Faculty Advisor The first printed publication that ever appeared inShepherd College was The Picket. Several other publica-tions in script form had been published before the appearanceof The Picket. The Great Unknown and the Parthenianwere established in 1887 and were read to the societies at theregular meetings by the editors. The Picket was first published on January 30, 1896 andcontained only four pages. It was practically a Facultypaper composed by the following staff
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