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Twenty Make Honor Roll From Sophomore Class Twelve Men And Eight Co-ed: Make Average Of 87^ For First Semester Twelve men and eight women wen 011 the sophomore honor roll releasee this morning from the office of Join A. Chase, Jr., registrar of the Cniver sity. Seventeen of these are resident: of South Carolina. To make the honoi roll an average of 87 Vi is required The roll is for the first semester ol the year liW4-:i.*>. Klizaheth Anderson. Florence: Wil helmina Mills Antley. Mineral, Yir ginia; George Drafts Caughman, Co lumhia; Harry W. Davis, Greenville Thomas l\ Kvans, Bennettsville Cherry Dell Kelly, Columbia; Lidr Mildred Files. Denmark: Wihnot Mc Cutehen. Columbia; Samuel Mel'ad den, Chester: I.aRue M. Medlin, Bennettsville; Irving OrlikofT, Passaic X. J.: Floyd H. Parker, Rock Hill Josephine Philson. Columbia; Sar; Rector, Inman; Herbert Schrcibcrt Bronx, X. V.: Herbert Sholar, Co hunbia: Charles 1C. Simons, Jr., John ston; John B. Thomeson, Fountaii Inn; Genevieve McCaw. Walsh; Ather ton M. Whaley, Columbia. IT. 8. tl.? Candidates Selected Foi For May Queen Race (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) and introduced Luke Williamson, prcs ident of the Kappa Sigma Kappa fra ternity. Mr. Williamson made the ad dress of welcome and introduced Jame: P. (Spot) Mozingo. master of cere monies. Mr. Williamson also inadi acknowledgments to the various firm; in town that have helped the commit tee on the program and also thanks ti the committee. Miss Johnson is a senior in tlx school of social work and will get hei degree in June. She is from I'nion S. C. and was one of the representatives of the non-sorority girls iron outside of Richland county. Miss Jones is a senior in the schoo of Arts and Science, is majoring it French and will get her degree ii June also. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Iredell Jones of 11117 Senati street. She is a member of the Alph; Delta I'i sorority and was one of theii representatives in the beauty pageant Miss Walker is a senior in the schoo or arts and science and is the daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker o Heatlnvood. She is a member of Delts Delta Delta sorority and was one o their representatives in the pageant. The girls in the pageant were: Mis: I'.mma Gene Clowney, Miss Katherim Townsend, Miss Klsie Hamlin, Mis Anna Smith, Miss Mary Wallace John son. Miss Betty Jane Savocol, Mis: Agnes Hughes, Miss Gerda Sylvan Miss Kelly Gillespie. Miss Xell Keith Miss Wilhclmina Rice, Miss Dot Dun ovaiit. Miss Carolyn Smith, Mis Amelia DesChamps, Miss France Revere, Miss Marguerite Andrews Miss Marian Walker, Miss Anne Jones Miss Frances Morris, Miss Ann Fhrlich. and Miss Klizaheth Warrcr In the following order the girl appeared wearing evening dresses Miss Emma Gene Clowney, Mis Katherine Townsend. Miss Flise Ham 1 in. Miss Anna Smith, Miss Mary Wal lace Johnson, Miss Betty Jane Savo col. Miss Agnes Hughes, Miss Gerd Sylvan, Miss Nell Keith. Mi?s Wilhel mina Rice, Miss Dot Dnnovant, Mis Amelia DesChamps, Miss 1'ranee Revere. Miss Marguerite Andrew; M iss Marion Walker, Miss Anne Jones Miss Frances Morris, Miss Anne F.hr lieh and Miss Klizaheth Warren. 25c 5197 PHONES 5198 CENTRAL DRUG 1204 Main Street Greatest High School Week Begins Soo] (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) fidently cxpcct it to be the most sin j cessful." Students and faculty of the Unive S sity will cooperate in making the ei tire program the most entertaining ai: enjoyable one possible. Reduce ? rates on meals and free auto trail I portation will be furnished for visitoi ! and contestants at the meet. Un . versity authorities will also endeavc . to furnish free lodging accommod; tions for those not otherwise provide for. " The University considers it ' privilege to' be host to the high scho< students of the state." said John I - Chase, Jr., registrar, in commentin . on the meet, "and all students an . faculty members will extend ever . courtesy to our visitors." ; Registration will be in the Extci i sion building at the University undt - the direction of Dr. Havilah Babcocl - director of high school activities ; -'the University. "We arc looking for the large: ; registration that we have ever had i said Dr. Babcock, "and from the ei . thusiasm of all those connected wil - high school week this year we shoul - have a splendid meet." 1 Organized in Hiiu the South Car. lina High School League has becon a potent factor in the field of secoi , dary education in the state. Its ol ject is "to bring the high schools < 5 South Carolina in closer touch, ar stimulate an interest in and purr athletics and other forms of inter-big school contests in the high schools 1 the state." ? so Jar i first us tl :V llllllllllii :';.yj 1 ,;S T ; i||-{ give 1 f : ! /. f Bjs? ' S IHfil if VW|;p:||| It was a matter o pride with a host ii Colonial days that hi guests should smok tobacco grown on hi own plantation. ? 1935, Liccjrrr * Myiu Tob> Muscl: c- On Other State I r- Paul Robelot and Coach Pauley ' n_ have buried the hatchet?they were t ? seen playing tennis together the other ( j day.... E. C. Smith looking sad as Dink Gaines ordered a big pork sand- t s~ wich at the Metro. .. .John Lumpkin a rs becoming a would-be politican. i i- Red Richardson and Hob Warren C )r planning another trip to Athens.... " John Nicholson being cold sober at I' (j the last dance.... Ira Koger stepping t out with a girl named Taylor (ad-dress unknown). v a . Spot Mozingo getting a wedding in- c . vitalion from an old correspondent 1 ....Rav Stokes, Henry Roberts, 1 . Jimmy Coskren and Harry Hilton sit- r ^ ting around a table.... Gerda Sylvan c griping over Dr. Tinimons giving her a "D" in Spanish.... Gedney Howe f 1 thinking of getting a permanent. I Lide Liles being featured on the t ' front page of the Denmark Astonicher 1 lt for making a good grade... .Archie I Heattic not pulling his usual shine.... i George Kpps being left at the gate.... t y ? ? ii- O Log Lor Trig Slide Rule % P" 4090-jSL with K a E * ill Imprmtd Indicator _jf**f! Id K- SLIDE RU ii- madi in u. a. A l>_ ?ac^ ?* Every Achie of - - Modem Engineer KEUFFEL & ESSEI f NEW YORK HOBO ?" CHICAGO ST. L>OUIS SAN FRANCISCO America'* Foremost Manufacturer of Drawn Surveying Instruments and Meaiuring % * i-' . ' ' 7S we know fohacct eel about 4(>() yem hroughout tl j?| so much j icco Co. in' In ?ress Practices Pom White seen planting an affei ionate kiss on the cheek of Jimm ^oskren.... Whoops, my dear. Pete Smith taking off his shirt ; he field house.... High Flying Owci md Amie Lee Moore talking over a naneu-vers at the MetTo.... Gen Campbell with John Munn.... Gorda Hoss" Walker, musician of talcn icing recommended by Billy Baldwi 0 get his name in the paper. Jack Quattlebaum's voice going ha] vire when explaining his Yankee at ent....Seventy-five cents worth < lame for John Bigham.... Boo Iollis becoming president of the Hai iet Boyd club but still running sc< ?nd fiddle to Dave Hamilton. M acky Mills bragging about tli our tfirls 011 his string: Anna Bel 1 art ley, Katherine Bush, Jane Pre: 011 and Cornelia Jackson.... An Catherine Bush, by the way, makin 'hi Beta Kappa....J. M. Clark tn ng to be like Dean Bradley by ge ing that kind of a hair cut....Dell vrement of !^ ; MONTREAL ? was 's ago ie years w] pleasure.. s Zcta sisters wanting to know what has happened to their identification? ask the K. A.'s and maybe they will know. Billy Gpldberg laughing over being able to slip one by on the boys.... Tom Craig leading a St. Bernard c" dawg onto the stage of the beauty y pageant Red Sullivan sacrificing his Columbia College (phone 7275 or 1)275) girl to one of the brothers. ,s Dumb freshman Douglas saying that ir ?? \ I just bought / ]] I some Friendly I rg I Bakery Pastry I I from the Can- I 11 # teen, and did I sd I my friends go I liat one thin o much sati ay the Governor of Nort, to the Governor of South "Have a cigarei Today people all over the w tobacco in one form or anot They chew it, they smoke it they smoke cigars and cigarettes, is what an eminent physician sa cigarettes: "7 have been something of a s of cigarettes, and it is my beli tliey off er the mildest and pures in which tobacco is used.*9 Yes, nowadays the cigarette is popular form in which tobacco is good cigarette certainly gives i women a lot of pleasure. Have a Chesterfield? For one thing?they*re milder. For another thing ?they taste one assistant who corrects his chemistry papers gives him half credit for getting the questions listed in order W. O. Sweeney (Calvacadc) cutting a wisdom (?) tooth. i "I am the New Royal PortI able with TOUCH CONTROL. I Instantly adjustable to evexyI one's finger pressure.TheperI feet home-sized typewriter Cor I young and old. Many exclusive features. Made and I guaranteed by the Royal Typewriter Company, Inc. PHONE 6711 1310 Main Street Columbia, S. C. /mROYftL PORTABLE TOUCH CONTROL g lias sfe<$ion? Itil 111 II11 m W.%,.V//.,?%V.V,V|V.V.V.WAV.VAW\WA^.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.>) W8&; pill PV: h Carolina Mill Carolina? jpr'.vjl tie pgj rorld use 11111111 her. in pipes, and here f kv' '' j id about tudent ef that i form ? the most i used. A nen and better,