The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 10, 1922, Page 4, Image 4
TO WHAT CHURCH DO CARO
LINA STUDENTS BELONG?
Some very enlightening sta
tistics on the matter of religi
ous atfiliations have been miade
at the Y. M. C. A. oflice recent
ly. In getting these statistics
it is found that only 25 stu
dents are not connected with
soie religious denomination.
In giving the statistics below
the stu1(dents are divided
into iien and women, and
town students an( caipus
students as theY wvere m1ade
from the standpoint of the
Y. M. C. A., vich body
was trying to get a clear view
of the work that had been (lone
and could be done on the camp
us. The president of the Y. M.
C. A. is a Methodist, three cab
iuet ieiiI)ers are Baptist, four
Methodist, two Presbyterian.
The statistics for the young
ladies is not complete but the
Y. W. C. A. president is an
Episcopalian, while the cabinet
is divided among the other de
nominations much as the Y. M.
C. A.
Following are the findings of
the Y. M. C. A.:
Baptist.-Number students,
187, men 163, women 24, town
students 54, (ampus 133, Y. M.
C. A. Council 26, in Y. M. C.
A., Bible classes 80, "Y" Cabi
iet 3, Teachers of "Y" Bible
classes 7.
Methodist-Nunber of stu
dents 166, men 143, women 23,
day students 58, campus 108,
Y. M. C. A. Council 20, Cabi
net 4, Bible classes 62, Teach
el-s 5.
P'resbyterian--Nuimber of
students 127, men 110, women
17, (lay students 66, campus
61, Y. M. C. A. Council 9, cab
inet 2, members Bible classes
44, Teachers
Episcopalian-Num ber of
students 92, men 73 women 19,
(lay students 52, campus 40,
Y. M. C. A. Council 3, Y. M. C.
A. Bible classes 22.
Lutherans-Number of stu
dents 26, men 21, women 5, day
stldenlts 15, campus 11, Y. M.
C. A. Coiucil 1, Bible classes 5.
Hebrew-Number of stu
dents 16, men 13, wvomen 3,
(lay students 4, campus 12, Bi
ble classes 5.
Cathol ic-Number of stui
dlents 1.2' men 9, women 3, (lay
students 6, campus 6, Bible
classes 6.
Church of Christ-Number
of studlents 6, men 4, women 2,
Bible classes 2.
Unliversalist--NIIImber of stu
dhents 2, Bible class 2, campus 2.
I fugenots-1 , campus 1, Bi
ble class 1.
Noni-Affil iation-Nu mber of
studlents 25, men 28, women 0,
(day studhents 6, campus~lI 19, Bii-i
ble classes 13.
Another interesting thing is 4
the fact that irrespective of the]
stud(ents who are taking coop-1
erative wovr in the TTniversit
RESULTS OF THE TEACHERS I
EXAMINATIONS
Sometimes it is possible to
imake comparisons between the
relative intellectuality of the 1
sexes. This always results in
a debate or something more
serious. We are but calling
your attention to the figures,
and you can decide for your
self their value.
The State Board of Examin
ers have nade public the re
sults of the teachers examina
tions held at each county seat
last October. 112 men and 1
994 women applied for licenses
aind stood the examination.
Twenty-eight per cent of the
men secured licenses against I
10 per cent of the women. k
CAROLINA PULLETS ,
ANNEX FIRST VICTORY
(Continued from page 1.)
C
the SeeSee girls were uiable to '
get by the Carolina gutards. 8
Thie vhole team played real t
ball, and the way Emm111 Wilson c
ind Lois Quattlebaumii rang up I
field goals and spot shots r
;ounded like a cash register on s
L Saturday in a tenl cent store.
Virginia ravens giot ill the
way of the ball intended for
Ile SeeSees and with the help
>f Catherine Floyd kept them
Irom finding the basket. The g
4en t ers, I)orothy Allen and a
Frances Wannamaker, did g
luick ind] .4nappy %work. But c
,jarolina's strength was in her d
!orwards. They threw goals in d
:he manner approved of by i
Jodbold. Their whole work is I
t lesson in the duties of the t
'orwards.
Now that the first victory for y
;he Co-eds has been chalked up c
:o their credit the others should I.
-ome as a matter of course.
The final score was, Carolina e
!6; Colum11bia 16. a
The Old Ones.i
Where are the jokes of yester
year- 1
[lhe ones that used to tell?
[he Irish, Dutch and Pullman
jokes,
The ones we knew so well. r
las, they are not gone at all
You always find them here
[n brand newv girl-and-music
shows,
These jokes of yesteryear !
-Reserve.
'Let me kiss your hand," he
said ~
With looks of burning love,
'Lcan remove my veil,, she said,I
"Much easier than my glove."~
-Exchange.
The latest song: "Oil by My
ielf," by Jno. D. Rockefeller.
'romn the Presbyterian Semi- s
iary there are 1 1 men who are a
'ontemplating some form of s
bmrist ian work, of which 5 are a
Presbyterian, 3 are Baptist, 1 o
rAuthjer.an, 1 Methodist, and1( 1 n
kRninconlainn -
"ARtK YOUR ('RoUci OUTSIDE.
ioi Inay live reasons to be
lieve
'1at everything is wrong,
lut don't let other men per
ceive
or .vslage w1ei it'S lnr.
earnII all the ch1eer-ing news
*you lcall,
nd wvear a smile that's wide,
'or lHck slips in to aid the
Vhlo parks his grouch oitside.
---Selec-ted.
Absence makes the marks
row rounder.
Students,
Close appli
tax on your vi
At the slightest
us for a thorough
quickly tell wheti
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len, cheer leader of the student
)ody and editor of the Carolin- I
an, arose deliberately to his 1
,igantic feet, and spoke as fol
ows:
"I go to the First Baptist
Ahurch on Sunday morning, I
4unday night t am to be found
n the balcony of the First
?resbyterian Ch1urch, and the
only reason why I don't go to
he Washington M. E. Church -
sbecause t hey have 110 Sun
lay afternoon service. But
'entlmltem, I denlounlce and re
ent anlything wuich would
nake a task of that which has
ieen a pleasure."
Calls for the motion inter
upted any further remarks.
kn overwleliing majority de
ided in favor of the notion.
he general attitude of the as
embly clearly indicates that
he spirit that moved the men
f South Carolina in '76 to
ebel against tyranny in its
ankest form, still lives in their
Oils.
SPEAKING OF DINGLES
There has been quite a bit of
ossip on the campus lately,
lnd a lot of talk about "din
les" and Co-eds-what is the
onnection? Wel, if "picking
ingles" got what the Co-eds
id last week, come on girls,
At's cultivate the gentle art!
n fact some were bold enough
D state that the girls had
picked dingles" with a certain
oung Euphradian resulting in
ertain amendments passed
Ast week opening a new and
reat field to the Co-eds on the
ampus. The purpose of this
rticle is to say to our fellow
tudents that we rejoice in this
ew opportunity you have
pened to us. It is ours to L
take you rejoice also! The
)o-eds, especially members of
lhe 1-ypatian Society, have felt
or some time that some ar
angements ought to be made
,hereby a girl, if qualified,
ould be eligible for editorship
f at least onie of the student
ublications. The amnendmnents
r the Gamecock and( Carolini
n constitutions as finally
assedl meet our fullest expec
ations, our sincerest thanks
nd appreciationl, andl a renew
d interest and zeal to cooper
te in making these TUE1i stu
ent pub)lications of any camp
s in thlis State.
Restriction of college altteQnd
nee b)y some form of selection
a finding nmany advocates now.
iome presidents suggest per
oninel tests for freshmen, some
dIvise a strict weedling out of
tudlents duIring all four' years,
nd( someW ask for adision
nly of studlents who have
iaintained a certain standing
ri high schnol.-Exchange..
An electrically run tooth
-ruh i4 the lateNt iinoation.
It would seei to be the last
but who knows? Someone may
oie along vith an electrically
propelled pen ! All the writer
would have to do then would
be to think.
Re stood on the campus at
midnight,
As drunk as a son-of-a-gun.
Re gazed at Judge with horror
For he saw two instead of one.
A rolling bone gathers much
loss.
Watch Your Eyesight
cation to study is a constant
ision.
indication of undue strain, come to
examination of your eyes. We can
ter glasses are necessary.
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