The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 31, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
CO-ED DEPARTMENT
Miss Fromberg, Editor
Miss Neal Thain of '14 was
here to see the game and take in
the State Fair.
Who was it that suggested a
co-ed football team? No one can
tell, the future is veiled.
Bravely did our men struggle
with the giant tillers of the soil,
and how proud we were of our
Carolinas!
*0*
When a Carolina fellow had
one of the "Clembersons" down
one of the co-eds yelled, "Kill
him! Kill him!"
At the last meeting of the Co
ed Association Miss Sarah From
berg was elected co-ed editor
(should it be editress?) of The
Gamecock.
* **
The co-eds turned out at the
game and were much concerned
with its progress. Their spirits
were with the team, though they
were helpless to avert the inevi
table result.
We wish to express our appre
ciation to the editorial staff and
to the student body for granting
us the use of a column in The
Gamecock, to be edited by one of
our number.
We could scarcely restrain our
selves from jumping in the field
and wreaking vengeance upon
the horticulturists. We just re
membered in time that they
were our guests.
The co-eds met Wednesday at
10:30 a. in. and discussed vari
ous matters after which they
came to a number of conclusions:
1st. That the co-eds hald their
meetings at the Varsity Hall on
Marion Street every first and
third Wednesday of each month
during half hours allotted to
chapel gatherings.
2nd. That these meetings will
correspond to those held by the
student body in the chapel.
3rd. That nothing pertaining
to the athletic club be discussed
at these meetings.
Two committees were appoint
ed, one to arrange with Mr.
Blackburn as to basketball and
gymnastics for the co-eds, the
other to dlecide on an appropriate
name for the dormitory on Mar
ion Street.
Mr. Bleckburn, physicial in
structor, is planning to have a
match game between the first
and second year gym classes in
soccer football.
HERE AND THERE
Say, you sophomore there, ask
that "freshie" how much a
pound of mercury weighs.
Smith-Didn't 'Dr. Mills say
70'% of us is water?
Gaskin-Den how much of me
is gas? Smith embraces Gaskin.
Waters-How do you spell C.
F. W?
Rast-College for Women.
* * *
Some of our juniors are in the
autumn of their maturity. See
ing a car-barn near the railroad
on entering Spartanburg, Jones
exclaimed, "there is the barn
yard."
That Citadel bunch has about
as much chance as the Thanks
giving gobbler in the pen.
Soup-What's yer da, look
in' so tickled about?
Hash-He's chawin' on a funny
bone. They clinch. -The Daily
Texan.
*"
The mistress of the house was
sobbing bitterly, "My poor
daughter," she sobbed, "has
just entered Columbia College."
"Yas, mam! Yas'm," sympa
thized the black cook, "I know
zackly how you feels. I got a
gal been a six mont' in jail."
Instructor--What is your name,
please?"
Student Why, its -on the
board, sir.
Instructor- Yes, that made
me curious.
"'Tis true her hair was light,
bright red!
And both her teeth were white,
Her shape was like a tall bean
pole,
It sure was out of sight."
The Log.
Tennis Finals.
Only a small crowd witnessea
the tennis finals which were
played Monday afternoon on the
LeConte College court. The
Universiny men had the score
in their favor in doubles and the
Presbyterian College, located at
Clinton, representative predomi
nated in singles. All four of the
Carolina men did stellar work,
1and the Presbyterian Co.lege la
showed trimmed form.
The playing of the final
doubles fell between Gamecock
representatives, who were Wal
and Henderson versus Cary and
Sims; and the former were vic
tors by three out of four sets.
Sims of Carolina challenged
Reid in the singles, and the lat
ter' won alter a har d and critical
contest.
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