The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 05, 1932, Page Page Eight, Image 8
Frosh Beat
Royal Cords
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Ray, f 1 0 2 2
Henderson, c 4 3 4 11
B. Tompkins, g 5 2 3 12
Rowland, g 0 0 2 0
Sallengcr, c 0 0 0 0
Evans, f 1 0 1 2
Mauney, g 0 0 0 0
Taylor, g 0 0 0 0
Totals 28 7 14 63
Winnsboro (34)
G F P T
E. Maxwell, f 0 0 2 0
Culclasure, f 0 1 0 1
Huff, f 8 1 3 17
Reid, c 3 3 l 0
Fayonski, g 1 1 1 3
L. Maxwell, g 1 2 3 4
Hcrndon. g 0 0 2 0
Totals 13 8 12 34
Score at half: Carolina frosh 37;
Winnsboro 18.
Referee: Abrams (Carolina).
Shepherd Made
Euphradian Head
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board of publications and this year he
is serving on the debating council.
During last term lie was literary critic
of the Society. He is a member of
I. Sigma Upsilon and Blue Key, and
h^wears the pin of the Alpha Beta
Society.
I A reception at which the new officers
will be installed will be held next
Tuesday night n the Euphradian hall.
At that time the exaugural and inHaugural
speeches of the out-going and
Hin-coming presidents will be delivered.
Members of the committee in charge
lof the reception arc James Gressette,
Leon Keaton, and Sanders Guignard.
During the meeting a vote of confiHdence
was given to the Society's repre
sentitives to the board of publications.
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Retiring Editor
Lewis H. Wallace, of Kingstree who
is retiring editor of The Gamecock.
He is succeeded by W. C. Herbert,
of Pelzer.
Helen Staples
Receives Honor
National Honorary Spanish Fraternity
Elects Local Co-ed
As President
Helen Staples, a senior in the School
of Journalism, was elected president
of Sigma Delta Pi, national honorary
Spanish fraternity for the coming
semester. Miss Staples is also vicepresident
of Chi Delta Phi, and a
pledge of Alpha Kappa Gamma, national
leadership sorority. She is former
editor of The Carolinian. Miss
Staples has served as vice-president
of the fraternity for the past semester.
A. S. Hodge, senior in the school of
Arts and Science, was elected vicepresident.
Other officers elected were: Susannah
Barnwell, secretary-treasurer;
Annie Kaminer, corresponding secretary;
and Millie Taylor, reporter.
Chi Delta Phi
Holds Meeting
Chi Delta Phi met yesterday in
the Woman's Building. The feature of
the program was the readng of original
literary outbursts by the mem
hers. The most promising were dispatched
to the Literateur, the organ
of the sorority.
The local chapter is planning a tea
in honor of Mrs. Julia Peterkin, a
patroness, while she is in the city rehearsing
for "Hedda Gablcr." The
next meeting will he an open one,
at which prospective members will
read an effusion, on which the active
members will pass.
The sorority's officers are: -Mary
Begg Ugon, president; Helen Staples,
vice-president; Millie Taylor, secretary-treasurer,
and Marian Finlay, correspondent.
IT. S. C.
University Glee Club
Sing For Legislators
Singers from both the boys' and
girls' glee clubs entertained at a banquet
given Wednesday evening in the
Hotel Columbia by the Columbia
Chamber of Commerce in honor of the
State legislature.
'1 lie Stale solons and t}ie members
of the Chamber of Commerce enthusiastically
applauded the program
which was composed of light and
popular numbers.
Many Enjoyed
Junior Dance
The third Junior class dance of the
season was given last Tuesday night
from to 1 ::i0 in the University
gymnasium. Although the second
Carolina script dance of the week, the
affair proved to be one of the most
delightful social occasions of the season.
Music for the prom was rendered
by "Piute" Wimberly and his Carolinians.
Several members of this
orchestra have had experience playing
on European tours.
IJ. H. C.
I call her "My Cigarette Lady," because
I picked her up on the street.
He: I would like to have some
good old-fashioned lovin*.
She: O. K. I'11 take you over and
introduce you to grandma.
Prof. (after lengthy lecture):
"Now, is there anything anyone would
like to ask?"
Voice from rear row: "What time
is it?"
! Muscl
On Other State
Johnny Bowdoin walking down
Green street... .Freshmen poking hesitant
heads around the side of the post
office looking for the bookstore....
Sorority girls dashing after the five
new girls at Pan-Hellenic.... Poor
things and did they get rushed....
Dean McKissick madly grading papers
Miss Copeland vfsiting at tlje
Womans building.... Mrs. Dulie Hansen
talking to* a group of girls....
Bill Broughton and Plutc Wimberly
dashing to clashes... .the idea of Piute
missing his time.... Punk Atkinson
ambling along to an exam, notebook
dangling from one hand....A crosseyed,
blue-eyed cur dog, whose great
great grandfather on her mothers side
was probably a collie.... Eileen Neil,
one of last years graduates... .Some
Carolina boy bumming home in a
Clemson uniform. Is it that hard to
catch rides? A Co-ed reading.DeCameron,
behind a newspaper in the
library....
Ruth Wilson not raving about
"Doodle".... Lib Bird sacrificing botany
for a basketball game Mary
Ford making unappreciated wisecracks
in history class....An intelligent
and inquisitive canine visitor
wandering about in geography lab...
Two .blue eyed blondes.... Frank
Hunt and another guy Fred Hambright
and "that overcoat".... Mark
Buyck in a new blue jacket... .Tommy
Collins and Bobbie Killingsworth conducting
a bull session all Monday
morning outside Sloan.. ..Freshmen
trying to sign up for woman's physical
education... .Gertrude Harrell sitting
on the wall powdering her nose and
wondering what she's going to do
about that geology
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at golf?'nofher St
Her favorite pet it
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new FIRST NATION
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Press Practices ,
Allan Clarkson, a new rat, thinking
how he could get into the door early j
on registration morning.... L e o n
Shecht^r with a "B" in mechanics and
worried..: .Dot Byrd guessing at the '
last question of a journalism exam....
Lester Hamilton singing in the rain... (
The pup in Dr. Schayer's hygiene 1
class....Dr. Penney's dog, we understand
kosalie Levkoff registering
from Columbia high....
Emmie Felton bemoaning the loss
of her former English class....
Everybody thankful that registration
is over.... Frosh clamoring for admission
into Slo^n Monday morning;...
Jack Crawford putting senior co-ed
into Sloan through the window....
Joe Galluchat excited as any. other
"new boy" would be at registration...
Leon Pickens thinking of the "girl
friend" Charles Cook strolling
along Henrietta Melton "flying
high" in the new auto.... Harold
Pittnian shivering on a 'warm night'
.... Bonnie Shand making another hit
....Jim Black with his hair combed
Students saying that his only objection
to a war is that Carolina men
would have to serve under Clemson
men. .v..
Dr. Wienefeld commenting on the
dumbness of the freshman class....
Eleanor McColl eating candy.... Professor
Jackson's high spirits while telling
about flunks....
Goo Bruse getting his hair singed
at the P. C. game Bland Hammond
interrupting eight co-eds who
were boning 011 exams to advise that
they take some time off to observe
the beauties of nature: the moon; getting
Rousseauistic, Bland? William
Dean giving the ages of his two
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comes the newt of tomorrow, every Tuesday
little daughters for the sidewalk fund
....Doris Stokes remarking that Waliie
Bush^w resettled Robert Montgomery
Ruth Wellman, whose birthday was
ast week.,. .Seven Carolina students
is a taxi coming from the midnight
>how.... Eight co-eds in an automobile
coming from the same show....
Elizabeth Thomas ^shrieking during a
period of quiet at the midnight show..
Co-eds in Mrs. Boneau's . house
zhanging rooms, and cleaning them
jp....A few freshmen at the PanFriday
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world's fittest dance orchestras and Walte
> Thursday and Saturday evening over N.<
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three phone calls in two minutes th*>
first morning o! rush week... .Sorority '
girls being nice to freshmen.... Fail* i'
ing freshmen talking about turning
over new leaves, and studying
Bill Simpson calling up Shandon
meet market....Frankie DeMars vvita
a bandaged head Student calling
up sorority house and the phone being
answered by the "Man of the house*
Louise Edwards taking jqjy ride in
laundry truck.,.. ."Pansy" W^tts with
plus eight golf knickers on....Football
players signing up; for Bible...'.
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