The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 11, 1931, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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Glee Club Goes I Tp New York * J_ ^ (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONK) Church of the Ascension. In New York will be concerts at the Plaza Hotel and intermediate radio broadi casts. Tuesday will be the recital in Steinway Hall. Wednesday they will leave for Columbia arriving Thursday night. Radio broadcasts have been scheduled by the club for 6:15 to 6:45 Thurs- , day evening in Washington, Station ' WMAL; Friday, 8:30 to 3 p. m., Sta- ? tion WRC; Monday, December 14, New York, 7;30 to 7:45 p. m., Station j |r: ' WOR. l Members of the club are: Henry Burbage Adams, Shepherd < Angus Black, John William Boozer, ^ Jr., Charles Herbert Bushaw, Louis { Nathan Clerici, Daniel Marchant Culler, Richard Carter Donnelly, Oliver Hart Edwards, William Bomar Etters, John Shirling Feltcr, Tommie William Friday, John Wesley Gaddy, Grantland Casper Greene, Jr., Sanders Richardson Guignard, Jr., William Hughes Jones, Jack Nathaniel Na- | thans, Jr., Lcwellyn Gregory Pearce, < James Preston Richardson, John Tur- j ner Rough ton, Jr., Maynard Carrere ' Salley, Edward Duncan Sallinger, Jr., < Theodore Rhettman Salvo, Davis Mil- \ ler Simpson, Francis Willard Simpson, ; Earl Skidmore, Eugene Woodrow V\ I Smoak, William Joseph Valentine, Jr., Frank Harper Wardlaw, Jr. Board Eulogises | Late President (CONTINUED FROM PAQE ONE) I NOW, BE IT RESOLVED, That I this testimonial be incorporated in the I minutes of this meeting; that it be I spread upon a special page dedicated ^ v J to the memory of our late president; I and that a copy hereof be sent to the I family of the deceased, with full asI surance of our sympathy in their ir I reparable loss. , . . Cyrus L. Shealy James H. Sullivan Geo. M. Wright Special Committee. < J # ? Nominations for next semester's I I Gamecock staff will be held Mon- ( day afternoon at five o'clock in The Gamecock office. All present members of the staff who have expectations of advancing to higher posiI tions must be present at this meetK ing. Now Playing The Picture That Is Big As All Humanity! "OVER THE HILL" With JAMES DUNN?SALLY EILERS Stars of "Bad Girl" AND MAE MARSH Mon.?Tues.?Wed. GARY COOPER "HIS WOMAN" WITH CLAUDETTE COLBERT Now Playing "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET" With HELEN HAYES NEIL HAMILTON Sat.?Mon. I FRED KOHLER?LEW CODY AND SALLY BLANE "X MARKS THE SPOT' Tues.?Wed. "AROUND THE . WORLD IN EIGHTY MINUTES" With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS HMMMMMIMMW New Building Is Finished (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Drayton Hall has been named such in appreciation of the service of Governor John Drayton in founding the University of South Carolina and of his early advocacy of frfee schools. The establishment of the South Carolina College, which developed into the University, was recommended by Governor Drayton in 1801 as an amplification of his message of 1800 strongly, urging the establishment of free schools. Drayton Hall was the name Df the country home of the Draytons. Honoring Southern education's first great philanthropist, George Peabody of Massachusetts, London, and Baltimore, the gymnasium will be called the Peabody Gymnasium. Several of the city school systems of South Carolina were founded with Peabody money, is was also Winthrop Training School. u. s. o. Who's Who On Campus In order to acquaint the student body with the personnel of the various campus organizations, presidents of the classes, captains of athletic teams, ind officials of other bodies, a partial list is printed below. It is not :omplete and more will be carried in the next issue. Student Body? President?Troy T. Stokes Vice-President?Ed Ninestein Secy-Treas.?Tommie Reynolds Senior Class? President?Frank Bostick Vice-President?Curran Hughey Sec'y-Treas.?Perry Crandall Historian?Sara Davis Junior Class? President?James Galloway Vice-President?Harry Singleterry Sec'y-Treas.?Bill Cantey Historian?Carolyn Burnet Sophomore Class? President?James Gressette Vice-President?Barney Abbott Sec'y-Treas.?Frank Gibbes Historian?Jerry Glenn rhe Gamecock? Editor?Lewis H. Wallace Business Manager?Sam Taylor Managing Editor?John A. Giles The Carolinian? Editor?Helen Staples Business Manager?John A. Giles Art Editor?Anderson Riley Garnet and Black? Editor?Waldie Bushaw Business Manager?John C. DuPre Art Editor?Robert H. McLane Blue Key (Honorary Leadership)? President?Ben Whalcy CThiicron Delta Kappa (Honorary Leadership)? President?H. H. Edcns Alpha Kappa Gamma # (Honorary Leadership, Co-ed)? President?Millie Taylor Kappa Sigma Kappa (Honor Service)? President?W. C. Herbert Pan-Hcllenic (Boys)? President?Bill Donelan Pan-Hellenic (Girls)? President?Jessie Coleman Literary Societies ? Clariosopbic?W. C. Herbert, Pres. Euphradian?Carlisle Roberts, Pres. Hypathian?Caroline Gaillard, Pres. Euphrosynean?Frances Cardwell, Pres. Board of Publications? Dean J. Rion McKissick, Dr. G. A. Wauchope, Leonard A. Williamson, Carlisle Roberts, John B. Culbertson, Lonnie D. Causey, Katherinc Martin, and Frances Cardwell. Social Cabinet? Prof. George E. Olsen, Dr. Havilah Babcock, Ray Godshall, J. B. Cutbertson, and Claude Martin. Student Council? Troy Stokes, Ed Ninestein, Frank Bostick, James Galloway, James Gressette, Robert Freeman, William Donelan, John A. Giles, Bland Hammond, John Scott, Douglas Jones, Tom Whaley, Millie Taylor, and Ethel Galloway. Football? Captain?Miles Blount Manager?Elliott McCarell Basketball? Captain?Curran Hughey Boxing? Captain?Jame9 Watts Manager?William Brookcr Baseball? Captain?Archie- Vaughn Track? Captain?Mike Brown Honor Committee? Seniors?Sanders Guignard, Sara Davis Juniors?H. M. Stuckey, Martha Aiken Sophomores?Nilla Guhter Freshman?Jack Payne, Eliza M'cNulty I ,'Vt Wv*', " v V I Muscl Off Other State Buck McNally and Jack Brady falling out of window at the Kappa Alpha house... .Miller Patterson explaining to some co-eds that he was specializing in writing Santa Claus letters for little girls asking Santa to bring them dolls for Xmas....Dav Ellison and Tom Brantly bumming around campus... .Ted Tharin seen studying at the library... .Edythe Pettigrew walking nonchalantly across campus... Ruby Lee Turner and Lib Ewart making enthusiastic plans for the holidays ....George Mower proudly extolling the virtues of "Lena"?his favorite car ....Curran Hughey and Dick Shinn refusing to be interviewed.... Frank Wardlaw and Bill Simpson on their way to catch the Glee Club bus....W. L. Bryan leaving Burncy college... .Tom Adams in the canteen ....And, incidentally, we sure would like to catch that fellow who is always changing stations 011 the Mess Hall radio. It certainly is annoying.... Fire trucks on their way down Sumter street at 2:30 Thursday morning.... An argument over the dole system in a dormitory room Explosion of firecrackers here and there on the campus... .Sam Galloway playing heckers with one of the campus nightwatchmen. .. .Frank Burroughs, law student and language assistant, working out in the gym Ernest Correll, who did a great job of rcferceing the game between Tenements 10 and 17 in the rain.... Having to get up during the night to close windows the past few days The way some coeds seek to get on the good side of ^rssHHSESSS^ ?1931, Lioosrr & Myb*s Tobacco Co. | / | in' In Press Practices ( | their professor... .Frankie DeMars reading in the library. Perhaps he is a Tunney-type boxer. ...A rockthrowing contest between inhabitants of Burney college and school children passing through the campus.... Boys wearing disreputable rain hats Girls walking awkwardly in unbuckled golashes Darice Jackson coming out of the canteen eating candy ....Cainpue almost deserted in the cold rain.... Sidney Green coming from the canteen reading his mail Dr. Babcock taking his wife to walk on the new sidcjyalk... .Dean McKissick giving Dr. Foster's son the funnies from his many newspapers... Lcroy Want swaggering over the campus escorting a chicken (sandwich) until Bill Herbert breaks on him Dot Byrd making time with Judge...\ The Hypatian's impromptu debate on "Resolved: There is a Santa Claus and the affirmative won....Now Carolina may yet get an endowment fund.... Havilah Babcock (ex-president of Elon collcge?at least he says he was for five minutes ) Bryant Adair and Mickey Haws strolling across the campus.... Ed Toal taking a picture of Belk's show window late Friday night. Miracle of miracles 1 The Carolinian coming out three days early.... I,uke Williamson nearly breaking up the meeting of the Euphradian literary society by turning over his chair in the middle of the debate Members of the Kappa Alpha fraternity trying to develop a football team iu m? I - iyjyfeM f I Sp/ |V JB WfNr JF \ .U'k/-.. v.V. ' front of their house on College street ....members of the Sigma x Phi Epsilon fraternity trying to do the same on Henderson street... .Margaret Douglas calling Prof. Stokes "darling" in class. || They Looking Christmas ~ - ' \ One and One-Third , / TRAVEL B COMFORTABLE-EC For Excursion Fares, Selling etc., Consult 1 SOUT RAILWAY In Columbia Call 5631 or 6356 Toney or Mr. Todd will be gla I m WHY do more and trn smokers say: THEY'RE MILDER. It s the tobc money can buy. Ripened sunshine . . . cured by the for two years in wooden I THEY TASTE BETTER. These gether right. Rich aroma < sweetness of Domestic, ble to Chesterfield's own BET THEY'RE PURE. 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