Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WE NEE VARSITY HOLDS NORTH STATE (Continued from Pae Fivc) to the 20 yard line. jeffords again tried a pass as a last resort aid Captain Bostain of N. C. Tech. intercepted it on his own 28 yard line. He was downed in his tracks but L,assiter to,ok 3 vards over left tackle. Johnson shoved back the right tackle for 6 yards. C. Shuitifod was good for abmt 3 yards which was all it took to make State's 8th and last first down. C. Shiford only lanaged to get a foot over Jo-ree \\'heeler at center and F,ims punted 45 yards to Sizemore who was on his own 36 yard line. Sizemore brought the stands to their feet with his return until he was forced outside ,n State's 44 yard line. This rettirn of 20 yards, stopped only by the last State man was the last play of the game. as while the teams were lining tup the whistle blew and the game was wver. The North Candina \\olfpack was the vic04r. but not before they had one of the hardest fights of their career. The Players South Carolina (0) N. C. State (7) Meyer........... L, ......... dens M ur(auglh....... IT ..........Ripplc iartell........... LG ...... H endricks \\heeler (C) .... C. ...... Iostian (C ) Gunter........... RG. ......... leatt L,ong............. R I.........(G . I,ogarl ILilliard.......... R ..........Crater loatwright........ Q Spragut Sizemore......... H1- ....... Johnsol Ambs............ R H ... W . Slutford ll(lM and......... I ........ I,assiter Sc4tre hv Periis : Car"lina........ . . . . . 0 --1 State .................. 0 0 7 0- 7 ScIring for State ' ' uchdown. C. Shunford. Point kick (placement) I,as siter. Substit'tiis-Carlina: Swilk fior I,illiard, RhaIe II fir Ambs. Fdiuinds f(- (GImIter. fIlliar or \le er. Sim III fir \l urdauigh. B rice for Hll4and, IeTirds for 1114iatiwright. A mbs for Rhane. Jasciewicz for An!is. A. i)dke. fir Fdmunds. dmunds fmr I,ang. FIr State: C. ShuiiIrd fir \'. Slu fIrd. Iferriell fr Crater. S eawel ifor Ripple. .\cAdIII( fmr leatty.. \\hite fqr .\c.\dI, and C(Ix for Seawell. ( licials : Referee. F(Ister ( lamw decn-Sydney) ; Umpire. Baclik (Werge t Own ) I leadlinesnman. 'Black ( L)a.vid son) Tim i . of peritds: 13, 13, 13, 13. e FLORSI 30 Aste0 e Florsheim * AsThe Fwoa F.Lrshim D ANOTHE) 1. X * L.. - University Classro( Extension Department and l Journalism School Haveow*01 Offices in old President's HIome. (i 1 11'. nee<d another1.) classroom builidn.. " The above is a picture of thle dld P're.~ dT Alt's Hilcome wConverted int(l class "vr r ;ila d lilces. in it ar t he (f- tories tier.(s lif thle klxtenIsionI Departmen1c t. Ohe class al \\e all e mI IEIM SHOE, A . 4sc. Extensin Deparmentean Journaism Shoolcave h> Home.m I a la( ii-Io rall,al 43 baithii ...........0. . .00@ @ @ @ @ @ 3 in Ze.t r of a ai of31 :aef himself.t C ~~ h'aI w'to n a r of a pir of ir. WHOtARES. a s a an ~4o hsThis131 CLASSROOM B ms and Dormitories Crowded. the School iof j ournal isi. the Director of FIxtension; another the of i t' college puiblicati('nts, atui fice if the i.xteiisiio stenographic force Ils 1f several Scial clubs. None anotier tie stock room for the Univer are fitrnished as they sild sity Emension Bulletins and the fourt is uiseti as a mailiing, addressographitip ' am,ther classrolm buildfiny. * 11 11 meogrPhilIg 17000hl. isses arc scattered all ovcr tIhe It is nt the object (f the Extelsio ; s,meit are in ,egare. some ini )isi (4) t Ivertise the University hu C. S(iC in Ih-salssire. sollt' il to render service to citizens of teasr co0l i1si<ettt's l .oe and the I'lhe .Xtellsiol Division in Davis and I,eCtte. Til he t administrative unit or n1edii ity II) It Il e(As 11 (1401-1111- 111 gi which faciity Illembers htirlie ior the boys bult it ieets 1leir surplus time t(I serve citizens o I office rvml. And also, bett erthlt State. 'nt for the variouls sclu)(1s. Stti Iypes o)i service being render lmpe that at tile tnext gathtring cd ow are distriti of standard test eieral :\sstIbly we will get alld measures to school oificials ait all' tiDirector eof'dSSllllx to anorteo giving of at vice as o ow o adio anr these tests. Hity ExtemDsion lletins;nd it or OOL OF JOURNALISMi u ditierm. 111amlt relertah in a Il liilatlii'I n i Iltl I ftlt' ssIt is no t t e c f.he anixtesioI th'tmiisraiv u itir met yri t ink'tfrough whichjlfacultyartemters1utilia I tt'tttitISgie Il it'~~lther urlu timet sercitn. all iayt'tomaitiylpeil tileservice heIgrne wrtt I tl it'sap'rw tle no aedsrbutoefstatculresi I lI t Itt' ilt'tlr it'~ f antdii me s esouho icil n 1 livngt1 avie'altohoitoadmni terWthhsegnests. i'softie iii~erst Ixt,tioThnh the Exteninph lisiont OIt OFi JOUichly inRNALISM15111 Schol DaEducin g ons resa full in II f e tiit thdereeiitt t lose "jiil isd iy gvn tru h te i. r yeis dithtetdie ase foinw ge- inescilypparithadi tttet rooews s-the wtorkc of the UILDING given to school officials planning to erect new school buildings. School plans are projected and blue prints criticised from the view point of helping to make school buildings sanitary and hygienic and appropriate to house the types of schools for which they are built. The publications of the University Extension : are classified as follows UNivisITV Wy:r-KI Nivs, which is iailed free to any person requesting it; So:Ti CARoLINA EiDUCATIoN. an edit cational journal for teachers and citi zens interested in education; and two monthly bulletins. Tie University Extension Division also renders assistance to womens' clubs requesting help on their annual pro grams. The Extension Divisioin administers annual contests of the South Carolina High School Debating League and stages championship games of the South Car olina H igh School League. fin addition to the above it offers through its faculty members more than 200 lectures on more than 100 vital sub jects. Requests made by various citizens of the state for facts and information are answered by faculty members who are in a position to give such information. Credit ai non-credit correspondence courses in twenty-one subjects are con templated. Plans for these, however, mav not he announced at present. Pack age library and other types of library extensii are being planned. The University F,xtension Division cooierates with other agencies of the state when occasion arises to carry out aiy prograin which appears worth while. t'.S.C. . CONFESSIONS OF A FRESH MAN (EKxtract from an Enilish theme.) I am unusually quiet. I have always becit this way to some extent. I never say the irt word. or hardly ever start a1 c'-)nversatioIn. II class I never answer a questiton inless it is directed to me by naie or motion. Talking just to have somiething to) say is a bad habit. I think. It almost always gets a person in trouble or causes hard feelings. I was always taught to be this way be cause my\ whole family is inclined to be so. We live in South Georgia, where Vevr manii tends to his own business and leaves the other man to tend to his. I t have often seen the case where talk - Cost a manl his life. This always ends s in a sal story where a man has a large " family. e When I was a young fellow and we had coiupany. of course I thought it was ily place to eitertain them. But when - tihey Icft iy mother would carry ie s oit back of the house and entertain inc e for a while. As I grew this habit grew - with me until now it is almost a part 4f mIen. I somiletinies wish my parents e ha nit put this rigid training on mc, - or it ilw seems that the man who has il ilth ,t hine is the man who gets il tl h,h. TI; is is one thiing I have never - holI. . I nemviir o Iut ivated it, there fiore I ii'- ini my pwer to get away with eIa lt if ialk thati is no t so. Movies 3 s Go LAYING Vise Fools" to he shown in Columnbia ld Tuesday ille's Production iage Maker" ers and Jack Holt. and Thrda "The French Doll' ional dances atnd a R EAIL.! lot.