The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 24, 1933, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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Large Plurality Of Students La
Prospective Vocation.
Year; Release*
Apparently undeterred by the paylesi
months encountered so often recentlj
by South Carolina teachers a largt
pulrality of students last year set dowi
education as their prospective vocatior
it was shown by statistics compilec
last June and only recently released
Next in number were those who wer<
as yet undecided.
Although statistics show that th<
list of vocations of parents was headec
by the farmers with 324 so listed onlj
two students indicated that they desir<
to follow that line of endeavor. Arche
ology and chiropractice each claim on*
devotee.
The difference between the desire:
of the students and the vocations o
their parents is shown in that in th<
two lists only once is there any de
gree in simularity. There are 15'
merchants on the parents list and 17
students plan to'be accountants an<
general business men.
The list of chosen vocations is a:
follows: teachers, 442; undecided, 360
lawyers, 186; accountants and genera
business men, 171; physicians, 133
civil engineers, 72; journalists, 68
electrical engineers, 65; chemists, 60
pharmacists, 41; chemical engineers
30; social workers, 22; artists, 19; li
brarians, 15; dentists, 11; ministers
10; authors, 8; musicians, 7; secre
taries, 7; biologists, 6; technicians, 5
bankers, 4; stenographers, 4; insur
ance, 4; missionaries, 3; actors, 3; de
signers, 3; statisticians, 2; brokers, 2
advertisers, 2; diplomatic service, 2
farmers, 2; aviators, 2; archiologists
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5 1; architects, 1; interior decorators, 1;
r mechanical engineers, 1; mining cngi:
neers, 1; economists, 1; chiropractors, 1.
1 Parents of the students were en*
gaged as follows: farmers, 324; house1
wives aiK^ widows, 193; merchants,
157; retired or unemployed, 104; rail;
road employees, 97; salesmen, 70; physicians,
02; federal employees, 58; de:
ceased, 50; teachers, 52; insurance, 48;
1 lawyers, 47; ministers, 34; brokers, 32;
automobile dealers and service station
: owners, 20; contractors, 24; bankers,
24; county employees, 23; textile work1
ers, 20; mechanics, 18; real estate dealers,
18; pharmacists, 18; city employ>
ees, 18; manufacturers, 15; state cmf
ployees, 15; carpenters, 15; secretaries,
: 15; lumbermen, 12; telephone and
- telegraph operators, 10; stenographers,
T 10; dentists, 9; bookkeepers, 8; civil
I engineers, 8; accountants, 8; journa1
lists, 8; dairymen, 8; marble, stone and
gravel quarries, 7; hotel and boarding
5 house keepers, 0; jewelers, 0; printers,
; 5; laborers, 5; electrical engineers, 5;
1 advertisers, 5; electricians, 4; tailors,
; 4; butchers, 4; live stock dealers, 4.
; tr. s. o.
; The Rome News Tribune remarks
, that "The return of the mule to the
. farm shows that the agricultural elelf
ment also is looking for something
. with a kick to it." Also with a voice
; of its own.?Union Times.
Punch tells us that a Mexican res;
taurant is to be opened in London.
; The proprietor hopes that his door will
i, beat all records in revolutions.
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On Other State
Talc going the rounds, of a junior
with an erstwhile good reputation, who
appeared on Main street last Saturday
night clad in a bathrobe and a
straw hat....Co-cd ^n vocabulary
building being able to say only sixty
words a minute, and jumping from
"submarine" to "professor." Maybe
the psychology department could
throw some light on that Another
co-ed, in that same class, going from
"toe-nail" to "fountain pen."
Described in last Sunday's State as
"sweet young things, so demure and
entrancing in shining white, typical of
all that youth implies," were Helen
Taylor, Amelia Fowles, and Cornelia
Reamer, co-eds. They will make their
debuts at this year's Assembly Ball
....The sweet young things.
Colonel McKissick, telling the lurid
tale of how he almost stopped at A1
Capone's hotel, in Chicago, one time,
and how a week later a man was shot
in the lobby... .Adding, with a characteristic
chuckle, that he hadn't recovered
yet.
English professor declaring that his
ambition was to write a story into
which he could put the words, " 'Yes,'
she saccherined." Dr. Ferrell stating,
in British history, that the idea
of the N. R. A. was, after all, only a
little over 500 years old. It seems that
a certain "Statute of Laborers," passed
in England in 1349 contained the same
idea.
J. R. Bell, ex-president of the
Clariosophic Literary society, making
address before members of the Hypatian
Literary society Leon Carroll
vigorously denying that lie had apsoFibi
j(ucfeie4a
? ini/m
It's easy to see why
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firm to the very ti]
always draw easily,
It also means no ;
I cling to lips or rr
!in a woman's pi
more and more wc
appreciation by sa;
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wh
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pendicitus, but Scruggs Hope accept- ^
ing all the sympathy he was given on st0
that score. *er
Wiley Brown climbing up on the ]
engraved editorial desk of The Ganje- tha
cock to change the name underneath poi
his picture, which is pasted on the 011
editorial walls, from "John Bolt Cul- pla
bertson" to "Uncle Fruit." ]
Mercedes Hartzell, looking into an
Melton Field when the varsity was ...
practicing, trying to find a pal of hers ter
011 the freshman team....Yes, she's sui
a freshman herself. Ba
"Believe it or not &
we're waiting for
a street car."
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always burn smoothly,
annoying loose ends to
less up the nice things
irse. And every day
>men are showing their
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Portrait of "Bermuda" 'attracting
attention of all visitors to the
mccock office.... Row of black and
ite drawings from last year's annual,
Drniiig the office of the Garnet and
ick... .Journalism student in lab
zing a time bringing up to date a
ry about the University High Cafeia.
professor Coker betting a dollar
it Betty Payne didn't weigh 123
unds, and even putting the dollar
the desk....And professors com,in
about salaries.
Phi Pi Phi having banquet at which
alumni chapter was to be formed
. Drufus Griffin striding down Sumstreet
with an "I am lord of all I
vey" air... .That's description, Dr.
bcock.
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