Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THRASH RETURNS TO GEORGIA TECH LINE COACH TO TEACH MATH Kenneth Thrash, line coach of the Gamecocks, will teach next year in the department of engineering at Georgia Tech, his alma mater, it was announced Monday by Dr. R. K. Foster, athletic director. Offered a continuation of his position as line coach, Mr. Thrash declared that he preferred to teach at Georgia Tech. lie will assume his new duties in September. "My past associations with you and Coach Laval have been indeed pleasant," Thrash wrote Dr. Foster from Pennsylvania where he has been visiting for some time. "It is therefore with regret that I must decline your liberal offer of ati extension of my contract after July. 1 "This is brought about by an offer from Georgia Tech as assistant professor in the department in which 1 have prepared myself for my life work." Although he has been here only one football season, Mr. Thrash proved himself a capable line coach, and became a friend of all those who received his training. Thrash ended a splendid football career at Georgia Tech by starring at tackle in the Tech-California game at the famous Rose Bowl in 192S. when Georgia Tech became the Southern football champions. Grit and fight and an aggressive style of play typified his career. Before going to Georgia Tech, Mr. Thrash was an all state tackle at Florence High School. IJ.H.O. Exchange Eight o'clock classes have been abolished at the University of Rochester. The initiative was taken by members of the faculty, says the Rochester student publication, because they objected to having students appear at their morning class wearing tuxedos. Shaveless men say superstitions help examinations, reports the Boston University News. We wonder if those bearded students roaming the campus of the University of South Carolina during mid-term tests scared off an)' jinxes that might have been following them and boding danger on the grueling tests. The McGill Daily printed the following story of a college romance: Entered college '25. Saw her in zoology. Winked at her in English. Wrote to her in French. Sized her up in Mathematics. Suspected her in psychology. Electrified her in physics. Thought of her in philosophy. Spoke to her in Greek. Loved her in "The House of Quality" The R. L. Bryan Company Binding, Office Furniture And Specialties COLUMBIA, S. C. Books Stationery Printing j CAPITAL CI! 1119 Gerv Specialists in Dress [ ONE DA UNIVERSITY CO-C FORMERLY 1 Operated for the Students Body. All Profits go int< If we have 'nt what you wa "The Center c SHOE RE 20% OFF To Stud A GUARANTEE > Phone U? 6708 SANDIFER The Best In T WEI Suits $35 up 10% Diacoum 1227 Hampton Street Queen Bee Hea To Law, F Unannounced and unheralded, one S of Professor McCutchen's pet queen a bees, followed by a swarm of her fol- ^ lowers, alighted in the small cedar G tree in front of the law building Fri- tl day morning, and proceeded to make themselves at home. ti Prof. McCutchen has been raising Y bees in his back yard for the past few V years but last week lie transferred tc most of them to the country to manu- h< facture honey. In some manner the ti swarm which settled in front of the ri law building escaped him. tl The swarm of bees attracted the at- sj tention of many of Carolina students. \v STUDENT DRINKS C NO COCA COLA'S Another Never Takes Off Coat. Senior's Picture First Taken c< This Year Jj " p It's hard to believe that there is a ir freshman at Carolina who has never u drunken a Coca-Cola, but he's here. h It's increasingly difficult to realize Qj that one senior has never been caught" on the campus with his coat off; but the crowning wonder of the age is j. the senior whose picture had never "cj been snapped until taken for the senior ni section of the Garnet and Black this year. T. C. Hankins, freshman, does not tc care for stimulating beverages. He is reputed to be a nice, sedate boy, and r the thrill of a sparkling dope just doesn't appeal. E. L. Farmer, "the boy in the coat," has lived around the campus four years, and no one remembers the time he's been spied in his shirt sleeves. Roommates tried to persuade him to shed his coat during the hot spell Friday and Saturday, but failed. Their theory is that he thinks it ungentlemanly to go without a coat, even to the canteen or mess hall. A. B. Pace, senior in pharmacy, II never risked his features before the camera until photographed for the annual in his senior year. Not as a L bouncing baby, not as a playful boy, nor as a high school student was his picture taken. He has never even been in a group picture, nor has a snap-shot taken. And of these is the kingdom of heaven made! Latin. Chose ring in geology. Pro- i posed to her in Anglo-Saxon. Married / her in history. Repented in German. Bachelor, '2'.). T ! ROSE MARY TEA I ROOM i i | We are fully prepared to j handle all Banquets j ( and Parties j [ 1 j Over Wingfields Phone 3207 I j Y LAUNDRY 1 ais Street Shirts and Collars Y WORK IPERATIVE STORE 'HE CANTEEN and Owned by the Student > Student Activities Fund. nt, tell us and we will get it. ?f the Campus" ! PAIRING ents Only 20% OFF WITH EVERY JOB - & EPTING Attembly tailored Clothes 3BER t for Students and Professora Phone 6056 ds Swarm orsaking Farm omc of them showed that they have particular fondness for bees. John olt Culbcrtson and Boyd Polk took great delight in letting them swarm ver tl eir hands when they found out lat the bees would not sting them. Prof. McCutchen's bees were caplred through the valiant efforts of ates Williams, Culbcrtson and Polk. Williams procured a large wooden box > be used as a bee hive. Culbcrtson ooked some sugar with which to encc the bees into the box, while Polk sked his manly form when he shook ie bees into the box. And as Shakejearc said, "All is well, that ends ell." JATALOG WILL BE MODERNIZED Under the leadership of Professor scar L. Keith chairman, the catalog ommittce has completely revised the University catalog, eliminating all of ie out-of-date features of it. Cornicle details of the different changes 1 the catalog could not be secured hen The Gamecock went to press ut will appear in the next issue. The revision of the catalog is part f the general scheme of reorganizaon. A committee consisting of Dr. [avilah Babcock, Oscar L. Keith, and \ck Chase, has been busy including langes made under reorganization lans. u. a. o. She was only an electrician's daughr but she knew watts watts. College Novelties Pennants Stationery THE COLI A Shop for the ( Barber Shop Open 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. ?ATH OAN Easter lilies ... sonc shrill young boyish blending to make < morning. Will you be a blot We sincerely hope It need'nt happen, acquainted with Clothes. A comp and a compliment t Spring E $35.00 with twe KIN/ SEVERAL DANCES s DURING EASTER Pan-Hellenic, Cotillion, German, And S. A. E. Give Hops Dur- Hi ing Week After Holidays ^ H The Easter dances, including the of Pan-Hellenic, th; German, the Co- sc tillion, and the S. A. E. shag, will give lovers of the terpsichorcan art ample cl opportunity to indulge their fancy sf during the weekend following Easter holidays. The Pan-Hellenic will he given at the gym on the night of Thursday, h< April 24, with the Gamecocks playing, mm This is the first Pan-Hellenic dance attempted at Carolina and it will he an annual affair from now on. All active members of the fraternities and local clubs represented in the PanIIellenic Council will he admitted, as well as all stray Greeks registered in school. The Cotillion cluh will give its tea dance at Ridgewood Cluh from 4:.'l0 to 7:30 on Friday afternoon, April 25, preceding the German. Piute Wimberly and his Carolinians will play. The Easter German, the most colorful of all the German Cluh dances will he given at the gym the night of April 25. The Gamecocks will also play for this dance. A more exclusive affair will he the Sigma Alpha Epsilon dance, given at horest Lake Cluh for members of the fraternity only. This will he in connection^ with a province convention of S. A. E.'s from Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina with the South Carolina Chapter as host. Soda Tobaccos Toilet Articles JEGE SHOP = Carolina Students State Agency Brooks Tailoring Suits $25.00 Top Coats ?ni? ? EDRAL IDLES i >rous organ swells ... voices singing ... all i picturesque Easter on the landscape? not. if you are properly Braeburn University dement to any setting o you. ^raedurns - $39.50 ) trousers iRD'S ITUDENTS VOTE HONOR SYSTEM v (Continued From Page 1) is agreed to call the meeting for Wednesday. A committee of R. B. ildebrand, B. F. Buie, and Ashley alsey is at work phrasing the clauscs the honor code in final form for prestation to the student body. Freshmen and sophomores arc rejestcd to attend, as well as upperassmen, and it is expected that a >ecial ruling will he made to permit eshmen to vote. U. 8. o. I belong to the army of the Lord. Yes, but you are a long ways from :adquartcrs. 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