The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 23, 1915, Page 6, Image 6
SCRIBES' CONVENTION
HELD IN SPARTANBURG
(Continued from page 1)
marks. In the absence of Mr.
Kinard, Mr. S. M. Derrick of
NewberrY College read a paper
discussing the "Editorial in a
College Magazine." E. P. Mc
Ilwain of P. C. of S. C. discuss
ed "College Advertising," Mr.
R. S. Woodrow being absent.
A'paper concerning the "Y. M.
and Y. W. C. A. Department"
was read by Miss Louisa Fun
derburk of Due West. Dr. W.
T. Meyers of the Convers. fac
ulty delivered an address on
"The Second Battle of the
Books."
Thursday afternoon's session
was quickened somewhat by a
splendid musical recital by some
of the Converse girls, to which
the editors were invited.
A formal reception was ten
dered the association Thursday
in the Wofford College library,
which was largely attended,
and enjoyed despite the in
element weather.
Tne Friday mornin-g se-Zsioln
at Wolford was the livliest of
the a;sxiation, nany of the
delegates taking part in dis
cu3ions. Miss Priscilla Poteat
of G. W. C. gave a paper on the
"Exchange Deparitment:" T. C.
Johnson, Furman, discussed
"Financing a College ilaga
zine;" Miss Eva May Wyatt,
Columbia College, told of the
"Purpose of a Magazine in Col
lege." J. S. Dudley made one of
the best addresses of the conven
tion, his subject being "What It
Means to be a College Editor."
Friday afternoon a business
meeting was held in the hall of
the Carlisle Society at Converse.
At this meeting the winners of
the medals were announced, the
four coliege weeklies were ad
mitted to the association, and
other routine matters were at
tended to.
The melal winners were: for
best poem, Lucius Johnson,
Carolina. "The Lassie O'er
the Lea:" best short story, Miss
Florence Glass, Converse, "The
Double Bondage;" best sketch,
Howard I)anner, Carolina, "The
Author--Thou Thyself:" best es
say, A L, Pickens, Furman, "The
H(Amming Bird." 'e newspa
per's admitted were: The Clem
son Tiger, the Wofford Old Gold
andU Black. the Winthrop Weekc
ly News and Ti.: GANII.:ceg.
The associat:on will meet next
year at Gr'eenville as the guests
of Furman li ni versi ty and
Greenville Woman's ('ollege.
The most enjoyable feature of
the conventioJn camne as the
grand finale Friday evening with
a b)anquet at the F'inch Hotel.
A delightful menu of good things
to eat served simunltaneouily with
san erlativelv we ollegeum g.:..s
SENIORS WIN HARD
FOUGHT CLASS GAME
Defeat Juniors at Basketball by
Score of 15 to 10.
The senior basketball tearr
defeated the juniors on Thursday
night by a score of 13 to 10.
This gives the seniors a right tc
the freshmen in the final game
to decide the championship for
1915. Last year the champion
ship went to the class of 1916.
A fierce wind and rain storm
was raging and several times
the lights went out, and the
game had to be called on account
of darkness. Only a few enthu
siastic spectators were out to see
the game. The substitutes cut
numbered the spectators.
The teams were very evenly
matched but the seniors won by
having a little better team work.
The game was hard fought thru
out but somewhat marred by pro
fuse fouling on both sides. The
winners were always in the lead
but the juniors fought bravely
until the last whistle blew.
Laudenslager starred for the
seniors while Turtletaub did ef
fective work for the juniors.
The seniors scored six field goals
and three fouls. The juniors
scored three fie.d koals and four
fou Is.
The lineup follows:
Seniors Juniors
Templeton .....C...Crawford
Crider.......L. F...Turletauh
Laudenslager.. R. F..... Meares
Rober ........ R. G..... .Jolly
Axon.... ....L. G.. James
Referee. B-wen; Timekeeper,
Blackburn: scorekeeper, Black
mon.
and the charming fellowship of
the gathering were the features
of this final meeting.
Toasts were given as follows:
1. To our Hosts, Wofford and
Converse Colloges: May their
graduates join hands and hearts,
if they please, in every good
cause-Miss Tabitha McFall,
Winthrop College. 2. Re
sponse--Mr. J. E. Eubanks,
Wofford College. 3. The foun
tain pen, applied to paper con
denses thought that else were
vapor- Miss Antoinette Denny,
Converse College. 4. To tle
Collectors of Jokes: This is the
hardest task to find some new
humor -Mr. 0. F. Crow, UJni
versity of South C'arolina. 5.
The Magazine Stafi: Weilders~
of the Pen-- Mr. G. 1). Oxner,
Newberry College. 6. The In
tellectual Link Between the Col
leges. T1he College Magazine
Miss Mary Exum, Columbia Col
lege.
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