The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 20, 1921, Page 4, Image 4
NOTICE FROM DEAN'S OFFICE.
Attention is ciled to the fact
that excuses for absences .mnust
be filed in Dean's Office by 5.00
o'clock on Monday following the
dhate of :tbsence. otherwise. it is
not considered.
Absences oi accoit of sickness
imist be signed by parent. muatron
of infiriairy. or pIIvsicianl1. No
excuses accepted to meet trains or
friends in the city.
COLLEGE DIRECTORY
W. S. Currell, Ph. D., Presi
dlent.
II. MI. Lightsey, President.
Johin C. IBuchanan, Secretatry.
Juir01 Cl*as.
Fanut Kelly, President.
J. E. Millard, Secretary.
Nophomore ('lass.
J. T. Sparknutil. President.
W1. C. Floyd. ,-ecretarly.
Y. M. (". A.
11. M. Lightsey, President.
L. B. Cox. Secretary.
(;arnet and Black.
Thilad E. Horton, Editor.
John C. 11C11uchaan. Business
N1an1ager.
Willian J. Gaines, Editor.
C. A. Sherrill, Business Mgr.
Oamecock.
Edgar T. Thompson, Editor.
Julian A. Cave. Business Mgr.
A thletic A ssociation.
Alex Wiaite, President.
Robert Kern, Secretary.
Lawl Asso4iation.
W. 0. Godwin, President.
W. Brantley Iharvey, Secretary
Senior, Law Class.
Julian Johnson, President.
Ryan Moore, Secretary.
Kuph,radian Society.
W. IHarris 'honas, President.
Thad E. Horton, Secretary.
Claiosophie Soety.
WV. J. Ga,1inles. President.
L. B. Cox, Secretary.
Football.
Tatum W. Omressette, Captain.
Allan C. Mimnms, Manager.
IRas ket ball.
George Vraughanl, (Capltain.
.J. C. Buchanan, Acting Mgr.
H onor 7onnnittee.
W. A. Clarke, Chairman.
Co-ed Organization.
Miss Mary B. Hteyward, Presi
(lent.
Miss TPhelma Penland, Secre
ta ry.
Y'. WI. (7. A.
Miss Cornelia Hutggins, Presi
dlent.
M iss Eith nice, eeaory.
BIBLE CLASSES
GET UNDER WAY
The second meeting of the B. ).
G.'s was held last Friday night
and the attendance wa%I a great
deal better than the previous
meeting. A new class was organ
ized in Rltledge with Mr. W. C.
IHerbert as teacher. Two new
classes are yet to be organized in
Woodrow.
The competition between the
classes is very keep but some of
the classes are overlooking chances
for scores in that the members
neglect to read Bible references.
'[le readings count one point for
each man and this neglect put
somie classes at at much lower rat
ing than they otherwise should
have.
The standing of the classes to
date, is its follows:
Tenement 6 .............. 75
Tenement 2 .............. 72
E lliott ................... 70
Tenement 22 ............. 65
TI'nement 23 ............... 1
'. DessaussuIre ..........58
E. DeSsatissuire ........... .58
Tenement 24 ............. 55
Tenement 7 .............. 50
Tenement 5 ............... 37
E. Rutledge ............. 29
Tenement I .............. 25
The Bible reference for next
Friday are as follows:
Janmes 1-13-15. Titus 1-1i-151,
Romans 5-12-1. ,Johi 1-8-10, 1
John 3-4-4.
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Librarv. lie secured from the Main Street.-Sinclair Lewis.
Superintendent of Documents 250 Autobiography of Mrs. Asquith.
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