The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 19, 1914, Page 3, Image 3
ENGINEERING SOCIETY
J. N. Arthur, Editor
The greatest feature of the
trip to Ridgeway last week was
the night spent in camp. The
two principle difficulties were
the cold and rain. Prof. Seibert
says he had to readjust himself
every hour for temperature
changes. As the boys were
afraid to build a fire near the
haystack they moved the hay
stack to the fire.
The fun was great until the
rain came at 4 A. M. Sunday
morning. The rest of the time
went swimmingly. We have
not seen King or Mobley at the
gym. this week. They have de
cided that another bath this
winter would be a sheer waste.
All are convinced that another
such outing would be vastly too
good for them.
Indoor Sports.
c The fcotball game was over,
and the parlor fire was great,
A long haired maiden and a
youth were lingering rather
late,
They talked of punts and drop
kicks, and found it rather
d tame,
Until Cupid donned his nose
guard and butted in the
game.
Quoth he. "It's mighty funny
if I don't arrange. a match,"
So he lined the cosy couple up
and made them toe the
scratch.
The youth was growing ner
vous 'neath the weight of
new found bliss,
And he kind of thought the
scrimmage should end up
with a kiss.
He charged upon the center,
he tackled left and right.
And the way they held that
chair "for downs" was sim
ply out of sight.
He tried an osculation, just an
amateur affair,
But he lost it on a fumble, and
instead it struck the air.
Then as he landed on her ear,
he heard the maiden say:
"You're penalized for holding,
Jim, likewise for offside
play."
With set teeth he tried anoth
er, this time succeeding fine,
For he scored an easy touch
down on the Crimson two
yard line,
And as they sat there by the
grate, communing soul to
soul,
TI e parlor door swung open
anad-father kicked a goal.
--ORANGE AND PURPLE.
T1he Christmas Carolinian will
be issued from the University
Press Monday,.neerrLe,. 21.
DR. WEATHERFORD
RAISES MONEY
Students Agree to Give Extra
Dollar Flinn Hall Fee.
Mr. W. D. Weatherford,
known to college men throughout
the South, was a visitor to the
Y. M. C. A. this week in the
interest of the Blue Ridge Con
ference. Plans were discussed
for raising funds from the stu
dents to erect a cottage at Blue
Ridge. As a result a motion was
passed in the student body to
make it compulsory for every
student to pay one dollar to the
Y. M. C. A. at each term for the
purpose of liquidating the pre
sent debts of the association,
the remainder to go towards
building a cottage for the Uni
versity in accordance with Mr.
Weatherford's plans.
Dr. Weatherford delivered a
short, but helpful address in
chapel on Wednesday morning.
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