The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 01, 1928, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
SPRING
The flowers are blooming,
The girls are grooming,
The cocks are pluming,
The farmers are shooing,
The cows are mooing,
The cuckoons are cooing;
For it is Spring.
The birds are singing,
The bells are ringing,
The bees are winging,
The flees are stinging,
The mothers are naming,
The fishermen are seining,
For it is Spring.
The hares are mating.
The boys are dating,
The bears are waiting,
The maids are grating,
The goats are blating,
The stars are rating.
For it is Spring.
The grasses are growing,
The winds are blowing,
The reapers are sowing,
The daises are showing,
rhe streams are roaring,
The eagles are soaring,
For it is Spring.
The larks are harping
The (logs are barking,
The cars are parking,
The cops are marking,
The boys are larking,
'he paters are harking.
The dresses are whitening,
The weights are lightening,
The scenes are enlightening,
The hopes are brightening,
The stockings are tightening,
For it is Spring.
The boats are sailing,
The Minds are raving.
The women are craving,
The doctors are saving,
The engineers are paving,
The horses are naying,
For it is Spring, it is Spring.
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Marvin Mitchun
"THOSE WHO RATE"
A new book just off the press should
be of interest to Carolina students as
two of her noble (?) and upright child
ren are the co-authors, Jim Pitts and
Miss Martha Pegram.
The book is entitled "Those Who
Rate" or "How to climb the Social-Lad
der." The book is said to be interesting
as many pertinent questions are answered
by the illiterate couple.
Some of lie chapters are: "Questions
to Ask," "Who Makes Frats," "How to
Rate" and other interesting topics.
Professor Wittskowsky has reviewed
the book and says that it is as good as
could be expected from the soAce, but
that it is fair in spite of the authors.
-Usc
FUNDERBURK LECTURES
Harold \V. Funderflunk, the campus
shriek will deliver a lecture in Allen
University Thursday night on the sut
ject, "How to carry seven subjects and
have a (late every night." It is under
stood that Mr. Funderflunk isin the ha
ht of making a nightly trek somewhere
out in Shal.doin .111it it is believed to !e
near or beyond the railroad tracks.
Mr. Ftunderflunk and his incomparable
room-mate, Madamoiselle, Bannie Le
Font Stewart, the caucasian philai-thr.
pist are runniing a book store, with the
adioiitin that they are not to he taken
int of the room.
-usc
CHAMPION TURNER
Miss Rosalie Turner is now known
to her many friends on the campus as
"Big Ole Athletic" Turner. One of
the honor commnittee questionnaires
suggested that for a first offense that
the newly named heavyweight box the
violator for three rounds, but the other
members thought that as had as cheat
ing and it ought to be a capital of
fence.
prilfooled
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SPersonals |
The girls of Columbia will be heart
broken to learn that Huger Sinkler and
"Stink" King will not be in Columbia
next year.
Th bootleggers predict that 1928 will
be a bad year for their trade since Eddie
Pritchard. Billy Elliot, Legare Walker
and Frank Clarke have been engaged
to "sprinkle the streets" next year.
Blood Hildebrand is now serving time
in the state penitentary for dodging the
income tax.
Charlie Mercer like Lindy is ready to
retire from public eye since his receit
appearance on the witness stand.
Cobb, "Dr. Quack" Goldberg has open
ed up a shooting gallery at room 10, Ten
ement 29 and it will be open from 11 P.
M. until morning. There is no danger of
getting hurt as the guns are glass.
Captain Red Swink says that his poker
team is now inl good shape and that he
will lay any. team, provided that the
game iN staged on the first floor.
Baseball Salley ran into Coach Sto
ney's automobile and the collision jerked
all the ball bearings out of coach's car.
Div to the inspiratio of one Sarah,
Huger Sinkler has decided to go out
for the cross country team.
Hugh Willcox inspired by silver king
ginger ale decided to learn to plqy a
steam piano.
Bill Cooper has agreed to give a lecture
on "How to Get Sex Appeal," for the
benefit of Jinimie Mortison but all other.
who do not possess the biological urge
are welome to attend this lecture.
Ted Leschinski is in the infirmary
suffering from a light case of spring
fever.
Billy Brunson ought to be working for
"Stetson D" as he is the only person seen
on the campus in reoent years wearing
two pair of pants. Mr. Jack Bradley late
of Atlanta says that Billy is not in
style as you are supposed to own both the
pairs of pants.
Coach McFaddei, has discovered a new
high stepper but will enter him in the
.\ugusta Horse Show instead of a track
.neet. Kenneth Grimsley is the new win
ier. If \lr. Grimsley could move his
feet as fast as lie can his head Bow
legged Zobel would not have a chance.
Coach McFadden says that Ken will
never make a track man because he is
string-haltered.
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CRAIG IS FAST!
(as Machievelli would say).
Thomas Moore Craig's remarkable per
formance last spring while on the Biology
coastal trip of running (own a (leer and
capturing the animal in a fair foot race
has made him outstanding for the Olym
pis. It must be ad-mittted that the deer
was somewhat frightened at Dr. Moore's
remark oif "ship him" as he passed that
celebrity. Nevertheless this does not dd(e
tract from the fact that we believe our
dlear;y belov'ed president fleeter than a
(leer.
USC
THE CAMPUS CREED
I'm not interested in politics. I have
been mentioned for an office. I don't
especially want it but I'll run for it to
beat the crook who is out against me. I
will not swvap votes, but I want to do the
right thing and I think you sho'uld
have a certain office in a certain coming
election. Oh wvell, let's go get a drink.
.....Let us apply inductive reason
'ing: My platform is making a political
issue out of the fact that I dlon't politic.
POOR COCKNEYS!
Red McCall of our dearly beloved
F,ducation classes has returned from the
belligerent state of Chicago and reports
that the F,nglish forces have been de
feated by fire on three fronts and that
he h*us special orders from Dicta,tor
Thompson to carry the war into South
Carolina. He has been doing this very
efficiently by flunking students of Eng
li.sh ancestry.
Professor i-n Rural Economics 4
"Griffin hurry up. you always are slow."
Co-ed who D)rufe had a (late with the
Monday and Tuesday
"LEGION OF CONDEMMED"
with Gary Cooper
Wednesday and Thursday
"HELEN OF TROY"
with Rio Cardo
Friday and Saturday
"THE MOOSE"
with Richard Barthlemess
40,
ike, ~~
A ring on the finger or
aring on the phone and
new Spring Braeburn
8 '8wonderful sometimes how
things just seem to be made
Ji for one another--fit into
the picture and I on to the
figure like nobody's business.
New~ Sprinrg Brae*burns
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