The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 13, 1931, Page Page Eight, Image 8
P Who', Who I'
ANNIE LAURIE MITCHELL
Annie Laurie Mitchell has shown a
true spirit of service on the campus.
An excellent student of journalism who 1
is planning to make newspaper work
her life job, she gave up her chances to
do work on the student publications,
both The Gamecock and The Carolinian,
by accepting her election to the
Board of Publications.
Besides representing the Hypatian
Literary Society on the Board, she
has held every office given by the society
with the exception of the vicepresidency.
She has been successively
marshal!, monitor, recorder, treasurer,
secretary, critic, and she is now the
president. She was also junior orator
last year.
She is secretary of Chi Delta Phi,
literary sorority, and a member of
Alpha Kappa Gamma, leadership organization.
She is a member of the
co-ed Glee Club.
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CHARLES F. DREXEL
"Fritz" comes from North Augusta,
Aiken County. As an obscure stranger
he entered the law school. With persistent
hard work and ?n ever sincere
attitude towards his fellow students, he
has attained much in accomplishments
and secured many friendships.
His career commenced here when he
became a member of the Clariosophic
* Literary society. His fraternity is Sigma
I . Phi Epsilon. He is president of the
I "-p senior law class of '31 and of Blue Key.
fe:/. | Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity, put
Drexel's name on their roll and elected
him as historian. The student council
" H functions with him as a member of that
body. In June Drexel will get his L.L.B.
degree and admission to the South Carolina
bar.
I Ki Aside from these Drexel has a degree
from the University of Georgia.
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AT THE THEATRES
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HOLDS MEETING
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Alpha Epsilon DeHa, honorary pretnedical
fraternity held its regular semimonthly
meeting at 7:30 last night in I
LeConte College. A paper "Adrelin And
Its Uses was read before the members
by Jacob Freed, who pointed out the
good that has been accomplished by the
use of the drug. This was one of a number
of papers presented by members of
the fraternity among which were: "The
Discovery of Anaesthesia" by T. L.
Lucas, president of the fraternity, and
"Organization of the Medical Department
of the Confederate Army," by J. P
Cain.
At the meeting last night, new members
were clected to the fraternity. All
bids to this organization are based on the
personality, character, and scholarship of
the prospective members. There are
thirteen active members of the group at
present. Since the election of the new
men was decided to hold the spring
initiation in the near future.
Plans are now going forward for an
open meeting under the auspices of the
fraternity. A lecture with experiments
on the subject of "Hypnotism" will feature
thiY meeing.
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the canteen is an improvised pasteboard
box placed there for the purpose of collecting:
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market today and the proceeds of the foil
collected will go to the ,Shriners' hospital
for crippled children in Greenville. Three
boxes have been set up in or near the
school by John Bolt Culbertson, who is
interested in the work.
A box has been placed at the: canteen,
one at Burnett's and another at the College
Shop. Mr. Culbertson has received
a letter of appreciation for his help in
the work from the officials of the hospital.
They stated that a carload has been
gathered recently and will be sold for
the best price obtainable, the money being
used to aid the hospital. Regulation
boxes and placards are on the way ahd
will soon be placed in favorable positions.
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Bill? I never see you driving it around
anymore."
I know it, Betty. You see I had to
turn it in as part payment on a history
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the freshman Y. W. C. A. council to
attend an informal treasufer-hunt and
picnic combined, which has been
planned for Thursday evening, March
19, to take place at Barron's pond from
6:30 to 9:30 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Bell have been
invited as chaperons. The party will
leave Flinn Hall at 6:30 promptly, and
from there will proceed to Barron's
Pond, where clues leading to the treasure
well be found. The exact nature of
the treasurer-hunt is being kept a
secret, but the treasure is said to consist
of two prizes, one personal and one
general.
It will be remembered that the boys'
council gave the girls' council a picnic
early in the fall.
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CONSTITUTION OF
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The constitution of the Hillel Club,
an organizatioh formed to promote
friendship between Jewish students of
the University, was read at the regular
meeting qf the club at the Sunday
School room of the Tree of Life Synagogue
Sunday night at 8 o'clock.
Plans for a dance to be given by the
club were discussed, and will be
definitely completed at the next meeting.
The organization plans to have
prominent men come to Columbia to
address it at open meetings from time
to time.
Officers of the club are Dick Hyman,
president, Darlington; Louis Rosen,
Charleston, vice-president, and Meyer
Poliakoff, Abbeville, secretary-treasurer.
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Ambrose^ Webster at the Town
Theatre Friday afternoon.
Mr. Webtser is one of the most
famous modern painters, though his
work is not "modernistic" in the general
sense of the word. H6 has a big
art school in Provincetown, Mass.,
where Miss Marshall, of the University
Art Department, studied for several
years.
His appearance here was sponsored
by the Art Department and the Columbia
Art Association. He spoke to
the Art Association metting Thursday
night, and gave an illustrated talk
especially for the students Friday
afternoon at five fifteen.
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