The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 26, 1924, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
Freshman Class Marches
With Shirt Tails Flying
Parade Staged Immediately After
College Night Exercises
As a grand "finale" to the spirited
college night exercises held September
19th a Freshman parade was called for.
The Freshman showed the right spirit
and resppuded by marching up Main
street with shirt tails flying and lustily
'singing, "We'll ride Old Clemson on the
rail."
Flanked on each side by upper-class
menl, the procession snake-danced down
as far as the Jefferson Hotel. On the
way back they passed through the Broad
way Theatre, stopping long enough to
give "15" for Carolina and "15" for the
Broadway.
From there they proceeded to the
Capitol where they gathered around the
statue of the "Father of our Country"
and yelled until one of the signs on
Main street was torn down by the re
verberation and the massive dome of the
Capitol itself was nearly cracked.
The upper-classmen gave "15" for the
Freshmen and all returned to the cain
pus.
The Freshmen certainly have the true
Carolina spirit and we hope to keep it
up the whole year through.
-U.S..
A GOOD THOUGHT
On Winthrop's opyling day certain of
their students were invited to speak as
representittives of important groups and
organizations.
Carolina students, if they would sub
stitute "Honor System" for "Student
Government," "he" for "she," "Caro
lina" for "Winthrop," could take the
address of Miss Frances Landor, presi
dent of the Student Government Asso.,
to themselves.
N iss Lander's address, as it appeared
in "The Johnsonian,", follows in full:
"Honor is Honor, and truth is truth.
A promise is both honor and truth and
we can't break one without breaking the
other. At the beginning of each schol
astic year we sign a pledge to uphold
the rules and regulations of the Student
Government Association. If we break
any of the rules of the Student Govern
ment we are breaking our honor, we're
disregarding our responsibilities as citi
zens.
"XVe are told that we go to school
to prepare for life but a saier view
is that each day we live in college is a
day in life. If we hold the responsibil
ities of college citizenship lightly, we arc
apt to have an equal disregard for the
fundamentals of national citizenship.
Self-government, after all, is the only
government worth having. Here at
Winthrop we have the Student Self
Governniat Association and it is our
aim to eilpilaize more than ever tihe word
self. To do this it will be neccesary
for each member of the association to
realize her own respoInsib)ility and the
more cap)ably she assumes these respon
sibilities of Winthrop citizenship the
more ably she can assume those iore se
sions responisibilities of world citizen
ship.''
M'tany young men who dlon't know howv
to spend their money right spend it
right and left.
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TRADE WITH THI
GERMAN CLUB ELECTS
ITS NEW PRESIDENT
The German Club ield its first meet
ing of the year Wednesday aid the fol
lowing olicers werc elected:
W. W. Doar .............. President
"Toots" Causey ........Vice-President
E. M. Hawle ............... Treasurer
1). A. Gaston ............... Secretary
F. 0. Meyer ............ Senior Leader
). J. Boatwright ........Junior Leader
U.S.C.
YOUR DOUBTS
Ordinarily, when one is doubtful about
the looks of his collar lie shuats it to
the outgoing latndry. There are really
not tough doubters. These questioning
mi.ds beget wholesome effects.
Some time ago, a student was prepar
ing an especial paper, and lie decided to
submit it for approval to a faculty mem
her. Fortunately, a thought, somewhat
on this wise came to him: "Revise, till
you yourself are without doubt as to the
propriety of everything you say." The
completed paper, falling far short, per
haps. in merit, had, none the less, en
gendered a stronger self reliance in the
student's mind which could eiot but leave
him a stronger individual.
Doubts are destined to rise in the mind
of all who study, doubts concerning mat
ters of theory and practice. When they
do commence to rise on the sky line of
any one's horizon, that one is coming
into a nev realm of experience and of
promise. Doubts are to be welcomed and
afterwards settled. Not to have them
is to stagnate. It is a fine feeling, that
of having doubts behind oneself.
--U.S.C.
All the world's a stage and there are
few of us who (onI't make a show of
ourselves sometime or other.
Hello Folks, Age, is that quality that
makes a man sigh with relief when it
appears probable that a shiowver will spoil
the picniic.
Ignatz has his say:
Many a man's reputatoni (depends on
what isn't found out about him.
Georgia Crackers Next !
re Men Wil
COGGII
:lty Sweaters, Slip-over style ...
wge Cut Grey Flannel Trotuser....
ish Broadlclothl Shirts, . . . $1.80 each
mont P~oplin1 Neckties, no0w onl disp)lay
rtredl Scntch Mufflrs.......
a Minute -- P1
U HAVE FINISHED READING
MOVE IS TO FIND OUT F
THENTIC COLLEGE NEEDSIV
ISS MANAGER WOULD AT
NEW MEN AND OLD STUD
"THE GAMECOCK" ARE THE
. H ANYTHING THAT YOU WI
T "CAROLINA." THEY WII
THEIR HEADQUARTERS, A
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)VERTISED WITH US-NOW,
'M-THE ADVERTISERS IN"
Owl Laffs
Hello Folks I Luck is the thing that helps
you most when you don't trust to it.
Why is telling your girl goodby like eat
ing a box of candy?
It's sweet while it lasts, but you feel un
comfortable afterward.
About the only article that is homespun
nowadays, says Polier, is gossip.
FAMOUS OPENING STATEMENTS.
"Well, judge, it was like this-"
I don't know how much insurance you
carry but it's safe to say that it isn't
enough. Now our company-"
"Let's all put in a blue one."
"Oh, Harry, I saw the cutest turban at
Branks. It's of blue velvet and just
matches my-"
"Just put him there on the sofa. A fine
condition to be coming home in, I must
say! I suppose you were 'working'again
tonight, were you? It seems to me a
man-"
"Lady you see before you a poor hungry
man who hasn't had a bite to eat since-"
"Iey ! Pull over to the crub there I
What d'you think this street is anyhow,
a race track? Who doyuh think-"
"Play hall."
"William. your mother tells me that you
have been v%ery disobedient and I feel
that--"
"I saw your ad in the paper and-"
"Musta been somethin' worng with the
street cars out my way this morning,
liss. I waited and waited, and-"
FOUL STWUFF
It is amusing to see a fat man carrying
twoD grips running to catch a train, says
Mliss Swindell, especially if one knowvs
lie has twenty minutes in which to catch
it.
Chlickasawv Indians have sont Uncle Sam
a bill for $200,000,000 in land p)ayments.
Sonme of those Chickasawvs must have
been in E.urope recently gathering ideas.
1 Find The
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3 for $5.25 panits (o
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ease
"THE GAMECOCK"
ROM WHOM YOU
VHILE IN COLUM
THIS TIME LIKE
ENTS, THAT THE
ONES WHO CAN
LL NEED DURING
,L ALWAYS WEL
ND BE GLAD TO
FELLOWS, LET'S
THE GAMECOCK."
Love is a frolic. Marriage is a business.
And they say that business and pleasure
never mix.
Brown-"What is old Jones doing now?"
Roinson-"Oh, lie's working his son's
way through college."
Here is a receipt that is guarenteed to
work.
Take one reckless, natural born fool.
Two or three drinks of bad liquor.
A fast, high-power.J motor car.
Soakm well in liquor, place in the car
and let him go. After due time remove
from the reckage, place in black, satin
lined box and garnish with flowers.
Miss Hughes: What did Milton write
after his wife's death?"
Crocker: "Paradise Regained."
Love has all the snse except common
sense.
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Old fashioned women are now cannk
fruit and new-fashioned ones are canni
their husbands.
Young Wife-,Chester, dearest, hqw
they arrange the'se p ickles so nidely
the bottles?
Young Husband-They pile the pickl
up, Petsey, and then they blow the bot
ties about them.
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