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ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL' WEEK A SUCCESS (Continued from Page One) Rock Hill High School won the cup for two successive years and thus the right to retain it permanently. Last year the Kingstree team, composed of the present members. won the right to have the (tip for a year. It is a matter of speculation as to what high school A the *tate will carry (off the coveted eII next year. but we are making a safe pre diction by saying that tile winers will kinwm they have beenl thlnrough a ral fi"hIt before they finlish. At 2:31) yester<iay aftern in th,- con1 testaillts i ill te devi;'.1n1;almlt ;uld cxp si'll -utests Iet at tIe el'apel 6 iill struleth lm :'n11 A sini nt , g np, for tie preliininlarY cu4IIte-t. At threv o'(cl,k these cfl,tests s 1 11tu er w:v. I.re grutp sen:t a fir>t place repre: t-ve into the hnilla lat i ' \at th. satme ti lle thle prIliminirV Coitest inlthn track meet w\as belIl out it )a\. -ieh-. This phase of the HiIh School activity w\as. 1u le r the (irect clarve i 14rivcr. 'tilh-it <j*(l ,)ct - 11i ac1tixit a the L~a iver>it v. . iinny w. Ib ih - sitedl b men:hers lkof thei. h ai'l th Carolina Tracl: Te:nnI. The f cllowng event- were 1111 I : this timle and thev wvinnerTs Will .""( int., the tinals till,; aftei no,. at tlree i'click: Ardams. repiesenting icehens hi schl), bonke the record in tile discus thrw, flilginlv the weiht 167.7 feet to heat a long standinlg rec (, (of 153. feet. lie also iroke tile rci-41 in th 4-10 yard run. te:!rInt o tihe istance in 54 2-5 sec 1nds, beatinv a f Irmr un hv 2-5 of a second. Schoollieldl of Mul lins missed tie,t 100 tard Iecilrd bv only 2-5 seconl. Tinunon., 4of Cliton liisse,l the hurdle rec bny I-- second. RhI:nae of blorence inksed the broa.id j trllp recIOd 9-10 fo(t. Ihe ctri., and tilieS and distialice a- will a pa-t rec ords iollw. AI)io t 1.10 111"n w .(-' e - ter- i all events. i0o) yard (ah. ( Rec-d 10 2-5 see ((Illds) First heat: 1. I igrefe o :\nde si (II see.) 2, 1:vans of (Ieraw. Secm heat I. P.atters,ni ( of iort \l ill. II 1-5 see.) 2. M. Smith, of Clover. Third heat 1, SclIoilfield of ,Mullins (0 -1-5 see.) 2, llreemin of ib)ertyV. Fiourth beat: 1, Adams oi IPiclels (Il see.) 2. .\leGregor of I I.Itt Iark. Fifth heat : 1, Stamps of TIholn)welI S11 see.) ; 2, Chandler of Sumter. 440 yard rn (recolr 54 4-5). First heat :I TI minas of C( hunnhia ( 55 3-5 see. ) ; 2,. Hod.gc. f li lorelice I M(seo (of .\nderson was fouled and\ will eliter fiials ). Secondt heat : :\dais of Pickens breaks record in 5-1 2-5 sec., 2, Hamil tnii 4if Fort Mill; 3. \\'hitmore of ilor cice. Third heat: 1, L. DIunlap f TL 'nonwell (5i 2-5 se. I: 2, Stevens (of Thrniwel; 3, 11"land (of Pickeis. (N Universi Styles That A< Correct Wartri.:ni the d< for the three-butc English collegiat< and long rolling with loose, straigi in our Collegiate lines, --authentic be< ment of that groi acknowledged as their own individi J. L. Mimn Conhamhi 3rd placers to run in finals). Discus throw : New record of 167 ft. 8 1-2 inches established by Adams of Pickcns. Other throws: Wilson of Thornwell (165.8), lrewer of Colum hia (146.2; Stamps of Thornwell (142.). TIidwel of L,aurens (137.8), Cantrell of Liberty (134.3). 11iidi Jump record 6 ft. 1 3-8 ins.). Ile following men reached 5 ft. 4 ins.: King of Antioch, M. I:,vans (if Cheraw. TimmnIs of Clinton. lrewer of Od uimbia, Rlhame of iorence, and Garret (if Pickens. Sitt put (record 42 it. 8 7-8 inS. \lwill of Rock Hill (41.4 ft.), Vilson - ihr-n\vll (39.2). lrewer of (Co1 I:mb i ( 1., S. (bell of l,iherty (37.5). .\ (aan o l'iek ns (37.3). 1.. lDIIilap of Th rimt,1 (37.2). 12n .ard I lw hurtles (record 15 2: 1. Ir t(h t i m n of Clilu-l S35 Il Taylor If Cohnnbia; Sec - I ithu ('arrett If l'iekenis (17 1-5) Mcl \r i of ('lintoll. Third I ]vat ":anII, if ThIrnwell ( 15 4-5) and I[ut eh ii of li I lill. 2.0 Iard daih (recmrd 23 sec.). ira i M : Sch o!lihl o X.\ illinls (2- .1 c 1 ; . . l -,rifc of Anderlon; 3. 4-. a f Cher.I'tw. Sec nld hleat : 1. . : < : f 1'ieI:ens (24.1 sec.) l'ettcr I If -ort \lill: o. liel of lIvan P;,rkl. T h Ird heat: 1. I.. DImlap ofi TIIrI\wil (243 scc.). 2. :rieeimp if ,her'y; 3. D)eOier of Rick Hill. F(aurth heilki: 1. Iflar vin If S tter (25 sec) ; 2. 11e y fii cek I1ill; 3. SuIllivan of .\t N lir, all ent rie i: to li fls. ;III cnlt r.,( _,eer I) to l '. i . The f4IlIowiv.Q 111(11 llade the re(plired ieiIt of 9 feel 10 ins. to qualify for thc finlak: eryof 1aly i:n i oec.Foxw,rthl ,f .\arion, Schofol "it.\(ti ini. Garet If Pickens and ktindried: f Rock II:[ilh. ThL. six VntIIIA s f1pr the -1111itng bro:ad .mvi' (rei-d 21.1 feet) areI RIhmtll(. (I lorci (20.2 it.). Timmonis of ('liii. twl(9.) U e e of C'ohnnhIIiI (18.91, I of Thornwell (18.7), Adams o I'ij en i18.3) al Kildrick of lNick (k (IN flat). Iast evelillg - wa.i PiVell Over entirel III tile dtchalliati(Ill and explressioll Oi I"t -. The boy'\S deLCLaMatiOnl CIontest wa;s bh; z", thle University Chape1)(. Firt ilace was Will Y Clwrsby Steele., oif Rock I ill. Ills subject was. "The Curse of Smuth CaIrldina." B. C. \\all, h. 11in.]-: "Call to Armls" won)I Second Idace. "TIhv I.caguie l f Nation.' slvkeni by llur;i .1,1hnswi, (If the \\itrp T an g Nchol)l wonl third plack.. I I'norable menci ti-I wen t(, I?.111nett 1111oulto of Hte Greenville lIigh SCIuil. I s su ,i Is "T e D h 11'f R o)beISpierek." Pro) ' sl r S. I1 I :- t1, supIerLinI)ten'de t Sh Sum' citter ciy sch,l Is presidetd over this contecst. Prf wo I:I).nunld i. chIrnIl- i t lif th e e dec iallathill :and cx ty ' mrand of the collegiate manl is n coat with short vent-or the style, with wider shoulders lapel-or the new lbroad1 coat t black--they are all to be seen Room, cut along authentic 'ause they have the endorse ip of University men who are setting the style standards for ial type. augh & Co. a. S. C. pression contest. The cup and medals will be awarded at the banquet tonight by Chairman FdAmunds. While the boys were holding forth in the chapel, the girl's expression contest was being held at the auditorium of the Columbia High School. This contest was very interesting from all aspects chiefly iii that so many prettv girls took p:irt. The winners were: First place, Miss Mildred Cunningham. of Greco I I I.h Sciool: second place, 'Miss Mary Rval, frIlm Cohilmbia Iigh .School; third. 'Miss Ainie Liaurie Wells, Gr-,en f;(dl Ii.Ilh Schol., and honlorable mnt ti"n to ) lis .\!vra .onlg, 1f the l,iherty I11h school. TIls C(oIteSt was Sit close lit the juqd.ges failld to pick a wiinei'r w (.1e tht c' t the halklts, anl had to retirLe i( ) alie-i - itir conlstiltatioll. ' 111)\ i ttixoll it4 llti ts they rC.*Cc tile (iL I t d cliSioll. All diiiiti1 hi c t stIusiC V:s furiiled oV tIC 4lmnhli4 IJich Sel:l 14h:md. Tfody:y nark the last of tihe I Iigh ch.iWcdk f..r thv. yea.r I1M.1. Thi., IrIing the Typeritinlg CnIltest wvIll i bclM at the lChmhia High School t to11 ('clck At the >aetime there will 1 a n-eling (of the l'xecutive 'O nminltc 4o t il .ea .te at liii ll ali -0 I m leie .'Cl(ck the alnual IIee Ig 14 tlhe entire : lgh School I,ea.u. 'Ail! he bhl at tie s:illl' place. The !ma1 In the track e\nts will I e held n 1)X vi lIeild. ;\t seven ('clolck to nigh thebaniet tte lHigh sch<"Il 4n-\t \ will be gie,Ven at theL, gym11as . The pifessors aind Sttdeiit assi. ,ant,, wil \ s b presp'ent. I)r. Nfelto l Wi reside. The trophies. clips and till-dals will be awarded at this time fi the rc pective wiilners. Atter all have ny 4 4!a boutitifil ieal the leet flr his ye will be over :md all wIll begi 111hit0: in, termls of IIext year. (h'ker i(lur I111mdred studenlt t"m.; p;tl ; :! the cotllst li I dtiIng the week. 1T 4 Idrewi mrning~ w ill -ee the re turn .' Il:v stuilclits to tl ir respective bns.Cardolna i., ulad (if this apr t "t t t IS ho0t t-l the y IWm .i)d i:"i4 of the4' I Sdiii ols of Smtith ar'e Wa. \\'e ivpe tilt ill clij()yed thita.\ w\Ith it,, and \\e are n4)w plan I:.4 l ite the coming year a much - U.s.c. P. A. \\iluuin s;Iys that h4e welt too 1the.' I-'.xe in 'om 'st last night h' C;auls., tile girls hwld tile stage. utilyv ill v I Iliw)\ I Crocker wmil1d run tia the d1)44 f the .xtelsioi )e I;:ItmInt CVeIV timiIIIe Ile heard I car 4. ning. If it o('n Itau(Iin(ed girls he ItIshIed 14) Welme. h1 IIeI. hit ii btys 1L.e returnei l to, his Sc;at ill Ille corlner. e are I Ibit pluz%led as to) h1w in;anly -.11MIS (if ga;o)iite 11t)IIand Abrams is goilg itb able ti sIy he used this Raymlonld Gaston was also Smitten by the vi.siting ladies. Hle actually gave Ill tenlinis long enough to preside over 'lc n of the Alpressii contests. It lookisl god)4 t1o '.ee. somei oIf the. 441( boys4. b)ack fr H ligh School44 \\~eekL. iniuimg thenli~inieri alt' \\, C. M anm, lrant IKellyI, anothe one4.1 oll f for'ensic fame,'IiiIL a d olli Se.abo)rni who won1 honi 4 rs oin thle athletic field. Yes, Gleo., we thought you wer'e goling to Suni ri i)I Schbool at the Un i ver'sit y or TenneiisseeC. CAROLINA ORATOR WINS SECOND PLACE (Contiinued fromn l'age One') I >residet i of t1he (Jra toica,l Associa 1igh tsey, escoruit to Cartol ina's r'epr'e senta.itive'. Fl0ach ortor 1has someone to carme foru lim i wilIe in Green woodi. Thiis care'Ltatker 3 01' e'scort ats 1he Is tnIled, sits beind h ii is charge ont the stage priesumab11 lly to in tister' to him 1 wheni lie is (IvI.rcomeit by ecstasy. Th'le mnedals were a warded by I )r. Ildmnunds, wh'lo maude an appropriate 'ijpeh of ipreseintation. Special mu1tsic for' the occasIon was furinilsh d by the Lantder' College Glee Club and faculty and thle Greeniwood maitle qutarttet. I FThis is the first time Carolinat hats won a place since 10. M. SmIth re celvedl the first pla1ce muedalI three year's ago. Mr. Hlankicns saId that one of the best things ablout the orattorical con-~ test was, the entertaInment which was gIven a he n..gon hoel Gamecocks Met;' Trinity Tomorrow PLAY ON DAVIS FIELD Eleven Gumes Yet to be Played by Birds-Good Showing in State Race. The Gan,-v(eck ha,eball team has jiist returnied friml a trip throligh lipper Simiti Carolina and Georgia, wvhicii in the teys of? the stildelnt lody, has nIt been ian eitire success. I,(lyal l3irdls shmuild not he <1)ll - hearted, Carlina has sutiered( oIII itee dwfcats in the state, so have Fur 1il1.'1, and Cle silln,1, W olford has l()St two, s.(n cant easil I e that tile chanwpioin ship. f i-,re! s'l a perceltage b;ksis, Is nit vet 1. The IidN wmite uIp their trip with tw) !. aiid wins, one of these (('.ie . 11 leiateii in cemrgia aial twice vets iver tIe Iirniillhail Noithern eleis e1c:l. Now tiat W'''iinals teaIn >t;iris t .I 1 1lqw tileir real o'ls we till have a l(k ill at the pennant. r1tle Ilk, tiree (silt m sevell gai s ni tie I(m1ig t1rp were woni, wit!i al'1,2thier with Ojgl*ethIpe rabied mut. This gives the Ilirds an vel break ofi live wins and tlt -ae num1ber of 14sses. 'I'hev have h en \\ake Foret of N. C., 1r'reIby terial C(liege of S. C., Newhelrry Co! lege 4f S. C., Mere-r aid ieledictill C1ltges of Gorgia. TIhe losses werec t, 1Lenmir t N. C.), \\'tf ford, Cleion and Furman1.1 4of 8. C., and Oglethrope of Ge-rtia. T1orITIow the lird-is ImICet ai o1d time f(W. the IlIlue 1)l.-vi's 4of Trinity College, Nith Caritiia. wlni41 we st, well e mnemb111er for a sla111in1 defeat last ear. The ("amilecm-cks Cai winl if they get te proIper sipport. A omlu half rit the :ea s Un reminls, the team cal IdleeIII itself If 1t get. r*eal, wlle liearied sut portt fr41m1 tile graldstalld. \'hy t11' e('-lle s Itt 'a l do( stime I-Cal ellcermtig. brin tI.e b:md alhg to leid aid and prt-ced to Aet 41i1 tsl the )pplosilg pitch eLs, I Men C hli t 111(1 4.it and u Iitces v:11 settle dswn ts real wrk bef"re a Cintlenit hmel crswd. The rellaiiillg ch,-dule IN printed imediately belmw. MIevt y,it tmirnt-rw tinl U'liversity Field -t 4 :t . 1>ss't :or4 et, t. tak)e(,-1-1 ence ssver all s1thier eigageelilits. .\pril 2"1. Trinity (N. C.) inl C-,1um1hi. .\pril 28. C-dlleve if Chark.lestiln i, :Pr,il 30. David.-n (N. C.) in Ol .\May 1. Newherry ill Columbia. \lay 2. 1".rSkilne ill Chnnhia. iaY X. \\Wolitr:i ill C41bIhia. a 1 I. (Aletus(I ill Ci olillhia. NIav 14. Citadel in Cslumiia. M.ay 16. ClIlege if Charlesti ill Chaltst<411. .\I;i 17. Citade ill Charlestoil. Gaile to be arraliged with hU111a11 to ta11e dWsl e (fe tile gallie rained itt ill C'shnnhilia (il :\pril 11. is galle will pr(lbaly Ie (lvid ti1 uliversity Fielh .\lay 5 r l5th. . V At the9 "The Fighti with Ernest Trrec Haver, Noah Beery ai A whale of a comedy ni "The Govered XM . Next Wcdn The Columbia ( In Cnnection wih .. TENNIS TOURNAMENT HERE NEXT WEEK (Continued to Page Six') entertained here on the campus. Most or them will be placed in the new Wvardlaw College that was opened last we(k. ''he students of the University - are urged to com out and watch the matclies as they progress. There will be no ciarges for the tournament. LITTLE TRIANGLE DEBATE TOMORROW NIGHT i otinied from Iage One) ient the University, with Thomas as aI t('eriate. This t0amin will meet the citaiel ainlrmative teani at Spartan burg tomior-row cvenling. As this is a triangle (Itbate and (,:i h sk-iovl is repre ented on both sides of the questioii an affirmative teim had to be chos:en to carry the Gamecock bainnr. Those trying out for this side met in the Clariosophic Liter ary Seciety holl Alonday evening. Don ald Ru;sell. junior pre.ident-elect of the Clariosophie. Society, presided. Pro lessor". Davis, G reII and Calcott served as the judges. -The students trying fO' this tV 1 %were:. Alessrs. castles, u ariiwil, Al-Swain, Calhoun Thomas, C. 11. WVilliamis, Wittkowsky and J. E. Hankins. By a vote by l):il:o the judges slected Wittkowsky and HaInkins, with v. A. mcSwain as alternate. ''lhis teai will present tilie aflirmative side of the quEstion at the Citadel toimorrow evening with Volford's necgative teal furnishing tle opposition. While the above teams are clash ing on foreign ground the third siule of the triangle will be heard in the University chapel. Woford's afliria Live will me,t the negative team from Ihe Cit:Id0. C:roliql has done exceptionally well inl ti iorenlsic field this year. She fell prey to North Carolina before Chistmas, but since that date her dobaters have banished the teams froit Tenl nlessee, Florida, Virginia and G orgia. Tennessee and Florida wk r i mwt in what Is known as the. Big Trianigle. Virginia and Georgia' were debatedl for the first time this year in a new triangle contest. John Erskiu Hlankinis won second place iii the State Oratorical Contest as tle renresentative from Carolina. r'lli-ce years ago E. Al. Smith won the coveted first place for the University. That same year the debating teanis were also victorious over all oppon enits. ILJS.C. - IL .1. S.ith has been guilty of fre (ujaent trips over to Lexington lately. I'robably Cobb cai tell us somethilug I..hout it all. MGO ng Coward" e, Mary Astor, Phyllis' nd Cullen [Landis. iade by the director of 'agon.'' esday Nigh ollege Glee Club gulanr picture nprogra