The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 05, 1933, Page Page Eight, Image 8
Frank Gibbes
Named Editor
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Gibbes is a rising senior in the
School of Commerce and is now serving
his second term on the staff.
Glenn is a rising senior in the
School of Arts and Sciences. He has
been assistant business manager of
the publication for the past year.
The race for the business managership
was the only one in which there
was a need for a run-off. Results of
the other contests were as follows:
Teddy Duvall was elected law editor
over Archie Beattie, 401 to 358;
Carrol Gasque was elected fraternity
editor over Herman Patterson, 506 to
254; Catherine Bush was elcctcd sorority
editor over Hamilton Warren,
458 to 312; Helen Bell was elected
senior editor oVer Miriam Land)cr,
466 to 294; Elmore Martin was elcctcd
sports editor over Irwin Kahn, 432 to
325.
Betty Horton was elected co-cd editor
over Edith Pettigrew, 516 to 251;
Donel Mcintosh was elcctcd photographic
editor over Myer Wolfson,
438 to 317; Roy Powell was clcctcd
associate editor over Faith Brewer,
418 to 344; LeVerne Hughes was
elected assistant editor over Bonnie
Kate Barnes, 466 to 301; Mary Ford
was elcctcd assistant editor over
Miriam Bradham, 466 to 301.
IT. S. O.
Joint Group
Reports Cut
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The purpose of this 18 months bill is
to adjust the fiscal year to the basis
provided for by a recent constitutional
amendment. In the future the
fiscal year of the state will run from
July 1 to July 1 instead from one
calendar year to another as has been
the case in the past.
The original house bill provided for
the total exclusion of co-cd under the
rank of junior but this provision was
later killed by the Senate.
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Abrams Heads
Honor Society
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is restricted to those co-eds who arc
leaders on the campus. A point system
is used to judge those who have
taken part in activities.
Margaret Yeadon has been critic of
the Euphrosynean Literary society,
treasurer of Pi Beta Phi, vice-president
of the Y. W. C. A., junior orator
of the literary society, and a member
of K. S. K. While at Winthrop College
she was a member of the freshman
Y. W. C. A. cabinet and took a
major part in a play.
Margaret Patrick is president of
Delta Zeta formerly Pan-Hellenic
representative and a minor officer of
the sorority. She is treasurer of K.
S. K., and a member of Damas,
Euphrosynean Literary society, the
University Symphony Orchestra, and
the Y. W. C. A. cabinet and formerly
a member of the freshman Y council
and the freshman basketball team.
Lucilla Mikell is assistant concert
master and vice-president of the University
Symphony Orchestra, has been
student assistant in the violin department
for the past three years. She
gave her graduation recital in violin
last year. She is marshal and historian
of Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Coles Heyward is president of the
College League of Women Voters for
this year and next year, vice-president
of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She
has been vice-president and president
of the Y. W. C. A., assistant treasurer
of Tri Delta and president of the
freshmen of that sorority.
Leah Zeigler is a member of K.
S. K., the Euphrosynean Literary society,
the Woman's Athletic Association,
and the Ninety Nines (National
Woman's Flying Club). She is
manager of the baseball team and
has played on the class hockey, basketball,
baseball, track and fencing teams
and is corresponding secretary of Pi
Beta Phi sorority.
Mary Lees Graham is president of
Pi Beta Phi sorority and next year's
president of Pan-Hellenic. She is a
member of the Euphrosynean Literary
society and K. S. K. and while at
Converse College was a member of
the Dramatic Club, the Y. W. C. A.,
and the Athletic Association.
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Leonard Williamson Is
Given Reynolds Medal
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?? Williamson
is at present president
of the student body and is a member
of the student board of publications.
He has also been a member of the
debating team for several years. This
is his fourth year as a member of the
society.
K&: ' W;,;, J,/ v
Griffen Heads
National Group
The Rev. Charles M. Griffen, pastor of
: the Riverside Baptist Church and a graduate
student at the University, was elected
National president of Delta Chi Al- 1
pha, national Christian leadership fra- '
ternity, at the annual convention held '
at Wofford College last Saturday. I
John Pruitt, a rising sophomore and 1
member of Sigma Nu fraternity, was <
elected second vice-president. He is sec- '
retary of the local chapter.
The Rev. John M. Younginer was re- *
elected to the executive council. He is '
a former editor of The Gamecock and (
a past president of the Euphradian Literary
Society. At present he is pastor 1
of the Whitney Methodist Church at
Spartanburg. 5
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Bates Medal Is !
Won By Mills !
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i
is fifty dollars, was donated to the (
University by the late W. T. C. Bates, ,
an alumnus and long a trustee of the ]
University, who gave to the Univer- ]
sity a thousand dollar bond, the in- (
tercst on which was to be used annually
to purchase a medal.
The medal will be awarded Miss ,
Mills at commencement exercises in |
June.
The Bates medal had been won for i
the last two years by Peurifoy Steven- ;
son, who wrote on "The New Bi- i
ography" and by J. Mitchell Morse. ,
The contest this year was open to 1
the entire student body, instead of to I
only members of the staffs of The j
(tamccock or The Carolinian, as here- 1
tofore. Essays on any subject were l
eligible, their length being limited f
i from two to three thousand words, i
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Jack Giles, former editor of The Gotnc- \
cock, combing Columbia for Julia Fetcr- t
kin, whom he wished to interview lor his a
borne town paper Crowd of students .
gathered at the wall watching a young j
negro boy eating razor blades.... same ?<
:rowd not so large when he passed the t
bat... .Elizabeth Creighton, Carolina's j
May Queen, escorting her mother about ?
the campus, Mrs. Creighton coining from j
(\sheville, N. C. to be present at her j
laughter's coronation... .Mary Adelc v
Wilson coughing violently and announc- a
ing that since she had witnessed the v
Town Theatre's production of "Q.mille" ?
;he had been suffering from a virulent
:ase of tuberculosis, a compliment to the r
[>lay's realism Archie Beiittie telling j,
if a white rabbit which he meets nightly
in Maxcy Gregg Park and describing the^ 1
A'ild chase which occurred on b-s llrst nccting
with it at 2 o'clock one morn- ^
ng....Two young gentlemen saying
hey wished they had done more duty
lances after they had been stuck at the
Kappa Sigma Kappa leap year dance 1
[-aw student discovered behind the cur- ^
tain in the gym at the last German danc- ^
ing gaily with the colored maid....College
boys greatly outnumbering high
school students at the recent dance given
!>y Les Coquettes, the club composed of
liigh school girls.... Billy Gardner attending
classes clad in greasy over- .
ills..?.Maxine Walker, who attended ^
the Guy Lombardo dance in Greenville,
waxing rhapsodic over the charms of ^
Carmen, the orchestra leader's crooning ^
brother... .Mary Ford, noting in The ^
Delineator that Aiken, South Carolina, l
ivas placed in North Carolina, writing tr>
lie editor and telling him to look up his
geography and receiving an answer in c
vhieli lie declared that his editorial head li
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Matron Rule Incites
War From Frats Here
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official said that he believed some compromise
could be reached between the
faculty committee and the fraternities.
The first step he said would be fot
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vas bowed in shame... .Frost Walk*?.r
tlossoming out in a white linen suit and
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Allege telling stories of the day when |
le helped to build the 'Panama Canal....
oe Miot asking Marion Witherspoon,
How many have you had?" which to
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,larion and Herman Patterson, whose
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ust as a matter of principle... .John
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Students remarking on improvencnts
Boyd Hughes and Jack Evans
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University May Queen
Coronation Held Tonight
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ienevieve Reynolds, Jimmie Eon
Jishop, Sarah Mills, Valree Lide,
iline1 McNeil, Peggy Black, Sarah
'earlstine, Sarah Williamson, Dorothy
.1 iller, Eunice Stevenson, Esther
Vebber, Kathryn Craven and Martha
inn Dowling.
The crown bearer will be Rowena
)uBose, daughter of Mrs. Louise
ones DuBose, and the pages will be
ack Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
i. Chase, Jr., and Zan Heyward, son
f Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Heyward. The i
ower girl will be Joy Conard, and |
[it Eitzsimons, son of Mr. and Mrs. ]
"hristopher Eitzsimons, will be a I
erald. i
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