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CHEWNING WILL EDIT CAROLINIAIA Ready Elected Business Manager With a very sill aI ttendanec of the meinbers of the (ario SoptiC and the EuplraldianI Lit. (rary Societies andl not a Sinlgl rpesentative from the IlYpa I ia I Soc iet y the el-C6t io of Ili Staf for the (ar-olinianl wva held. I'erhaps the fact that aitho the Ilypatianl Society has the privilege of joint. owner ship l11 control of tiie Caro linlianl, nevertheless it will not be their iunt to select tie co-ed whllo Nwill1 edit the 1atZlie 1111 fil the following year aii1i for this reason tle vo-eds did not vare to participate il an eler tioln that in fact was for mlienl Inly. Claude S. CIeNviing, t ie noted poet amd literateur, a lleimlber of the Chlriosophic Society, will fill the high I)OSitionl of Editor in Chief. Ciewiingli has work old consistently for the wellfare of the publicat ion anld will Imiake a leader who will uphold the( high literary standards of our nmontlly magazine. Judson Ready, also a Clario sophic i man will look after Ile business side of the mitagazine. GARNET AND BLACK PLEASES SENIORS The annual this year was pit out. inder serious haidi caps an(1 ditliculties. The book however is a work of art an(d is a compliment to the enlergy and good taste of the Editor, Thad. Hort on. The annual is very original anld is (Illite a step forward inl flih history of the publication. It, also shows what is possible to be dole with a willinl(gniess to work and not overly much finl.ances to back the enterprise. The success of the (-arnet and Black of this year is in a large measire (111( to the bujlSi niess ability of J. Biuehanan. This aninal has cost the Seni ors less thanl any11 annu113al in the past few years. MII' rvloorv GOodYE a The senlior. Class8shonld 1ev indlebte<d to .\essrs. IHorton ant 'Buchanlan aind the olth. e irn bers of the shifa l'*o i heir vorl on tle annual of 1922. ThIi e, have givel 11s a book of whicl we are IlI prou<l. SENIOR STATISTICS. The Prettiest Everett, Schneider The Cutet I'ike Cox The \Wishy \Washiest \wshie Clark, hiimself Most Stldious 1. LIeninnonl Most Disorderly -0 JInck Chase Fattest Leanest \Washie Chirk, M\ost 111nportanltest I I. .\I. lAight1se Sweetest, Disposit ion II. II. Crosby I hapliest A. C. Milimns, Most IProfane .IO( lorowitz fie<d with l. C. McCail. L CARO L I NA Ilig trro61 Ladlies A.\11 W.1.. (;nines. .\losl I.,kel *. 4) t lccvv4I .\ll 1:1 NN14 wh-gvlhn .\ost Timnid I11. .\l. Lmigh(tsvY. Iligges E Iaer ( Considering Tine Elviement - Ej. National P'hilpoll. .\l Conceited (1lar1ence Cast les. Pavourlite .\lliusemenu Ie (ting. 'hi ef A iulseient llace 'avourite Stud F-rench. Iaziest Senior Laws. ('Ireenest H4. K. salel's. .Most Intelleciull1 , \. .\. IBowen. 'Ihad Iorton ligg'est IPolitician N. It. IHarvey. .\ost P'opular 111-ofessor Dr. WIells. Il iggest N Spenltri ft Isomn Tval. Ml LIinlp'nisic Many Students Attend Last Chapel Meeting Continlued from page 1) act like ienl and get, out of the "Iligh School ways." As a spe citic exaimI>le Dr. Cirrel stated Iiat vertain ','.students had a habit of calling 111) professors inl the sinlall hours of the ni-igt. Ili conclusion lie told of I lie nw courses inl the depart ille of 1E'lil tat lie will Students, Close app tax on your At the slighte usn for a thoroug quickly tell wh Wiesepape Optical 1631 MAIN McMASTERS Athletic Goods 1324 Main St., COLUMBIA, S. C. LOAF AT GITMANS' BOOK SHOP Nothing but Books Capital Cafe Nearest Restaurant to Urniversity Boys Your 'Patronage wvill be (Ireatly Appreciated Footl of Best Quality 1'>:xcellent Service 1210 MAIN STREET offer next year and of plans4 for the (11ra11duate School of, wihich lie is the first (ean. After the ineeting of chapel a student body meeting was called and the students passed resolutions in appreciation of the work that Dr. Currell has done for the Tniversity and a subscription wis taken for pur ebasing some token whereby the student hodY could show their appreciation of 1)r. Cur rell's achievements for the bet teriment of (arol ia. Watch Your Eyesight lication to study is a constant vision. at indication of undue strain, come to h examination of your eyes. We can ther glasses are necessary. Co. 1517 MAIN STREET STREET Dit. HARHEi, W. WALL DENTIST 1316 Main St. -:- Phone 558 Students' Practice Solicited First Class Servico given Uni Versity Men at Dave Means Barber Shop 31-1 Main St. Phone 7421 EVERYTHING ELECTRIGAL SHANNON-CHILDS ELECTRIC CO. 1518 Main St. Phone 6817