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Proceeds Of I Expl Written By Ed Sallengei Chairman Of Beauty Pageant Committee Shows Use Of Money The following is ail open letter from Ed. Sallenger, chairman of the beaut> pageant committee, explaining the nsc of proceeds received from the recent beauty pageant: Editor of The Gamecock University of S. C. Columbia, S. C. Dear Sir: This letter is to let the student! know how the money made from tin beauty pageant has been disposed ol and why. Total gate receipts $131.OC Total expenses 29.lt Total for fund?1935 *: $101.8-1 1934 ! 73.21 Expenses? Orchestra $25.Ot Accompanist dancing 2.0< Janitor Truck r,<Miscellaneous (tacks, paper, etc.) Total $29.It. This money has been turned over tc the treasurer of the University to b< entered to the credit of the student; of the University as a student bod) fund for the promotion of a swimming pool or some other worthwhile cause This fund can not be touched except by student body action in a called stu dent body meeting. Then it must hav< the signature of the President of tin Student Body and of the President o! the K. S. K. Fraternity. The mone> made this year has been placed witl that made last year and the total i: around $175.09. Of course this is noi a drop in the bucket, but is shows tha the student body is working for them selves for a change, for some thinf they want and not talking alone. 1 am gratified personally for fine re spouse that I received as chairman o the committee and would like to ac knowledge the fine work of Don Ham BARBECUE E4TS| . BlTTtR /gv Curb Service A Specialty WE SERVE BEER PIG WICH BAR-B-Q 1240 Hampton Street ?????? < Business Training is Essential to Everyone, Particularly College Men and Women. Day, Night, and Special Classes. Draughon's Business College 1218 Sumter Street | Telephones 5951 and 6317 DUPRE PRINTING COMPANY > Book And Job Printers "Since 1899" Phone 7044. ?- ?, ^ . - ~ BUCK'S BARBER SHOP With Charlie & Monroe Barbers 1205 Lady Street Just Back of Coggins* Matinee 15 ||| Night 20c *!ageant ained In Letter Tri Delts Win ' Cage Tourney Defeat Pi Beta Phi's , Intra-mural Championship Won In Close Game Between Sororities I he co-ed intramural basketball championship was won by the Trir!. nf?.r0ri'y ',y the Pi licta Plu s, 21-17. l final'10/' W* ha<1 K?nC t0 tl,C scmi" ]>y defeating- the A. I). pj's ,,, J 3 fonner *ainc- The Tri Delt's bad won a game from the non-sorority team, under Elizabeth Harvey | r Pl P,1, s Tri Delta ' ?cl Kcllc'y RIJ May Belscr M. Scarborough I,F chip Mikcll I v. Hawkins C Gerda Sylvan , . H. Revere LG E. Wiedeman L. Lyles CG Dolly Hamby ' I V. Bush RG Bctly pa).ne ] l Substitutes: I'i Phi's, j? Philso,,; t I I ri-Delt, Mae Maner, Marion Walker. ! Soc 5 ' Sigma Nu t ; Crawford White will give a cock- a . tail party for members of the Sigma 1 t Nu fraternity just prior to the German a I'ridav night, and at intermission the : fraternity will conduct another such ; party. Officials of the fraternity re- t f ported that these two events will | feature the weeks entertainment, after i the successful return of Arthur Rob% ertson from Raleigh, N. C. t - t K. A. [ Bill Kdwards reports that the Kappa V J Alpha's have nothing on their calendar * for this week, but that many things - are liable to pop next week f K. S. Glen Nelson, now teaching in the I Bamberg high school, was a visitor of 1 Kappa Sigma last Saturday. While > here he was initiated into O. D. K., honorary service fraternity. t ' I A. B. Billy Barwick, one time Tarzan of the campus, and Bill Simpson, he of * the irrepressible crooning voice, visited * Alpha Beta Sunday and Monday. S. A. E. I he Sigma Alpha Kpsilon fraternity < had a dance Monday night, at which a , T'was A Great Game, < Summerton Super Says "It was an exciting ball game", declared the superintendent of Summerton s high school, who was in Columbia with a flock of his lads recently. "The score was 10 to 0 and our C pitcher hadn't put out but two men 1 in the first inning. I decided that he 1 should come out before the game was t lost, so I called to him and requested a that be retire from the mound." The boy threw his glove to the l( ground in anger, and retorted: t "Aw, shucks, coach. I ain't tired yet." , as co-chairman, Bob Hemphill as pub- s licity manager, Ted Ninestine, and John I.umpkin. I think they deserve i a lot of credit. i W e, as students of the University]" should strive to make this fund a living torch with which we can through c student action get what we want in R the way of some great improvement / (Swimming Pool or what not). If we j, work for it and still keep in mind that y this is to be clean money for a clean purpose I think that wc will go a long c way toward erasing some of the feeling prevalent in the school and state. The Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity realizes that the plan is not perfect but with the past experience we can iron out some of the bones of contention and get a more uniform response. This is your pageant and its up to the b students as a whole to make it as fine as possible. The Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity is only acting as the agent 1< THURSDAY q April ? Stars of "THIN I 1 ' Willia Myi in "EVELY] ?* *x xi U AflLJ May Queen SSSSSSSSSSSkSSSSSSSS^^ m * Photo by Toal. Anne Jones, Alpha Delta Pi, who M was recently elected May Queen of was he University. Miss Jones and Miss Coh Wary Wallace Johnson participated in Mis he run-off, Miss Jones winning by she ?90-314- Mis iety Ne inie the alumni acted as chaperoties Hot ind served punch, cakes and crackers, pect 'at robias is giving a picnic Sunday S. / iftcrnoon on lake Murray. Lester Hamilton, now a teacher in po|j he Andrews High School was in Co- jn ] umhia Saturday. j10jj tion Tri Delta hav. J. L. Parkinson, province deputy curr national officer) was in Columbia last ?w yeek. Wednesday afternoon, a tea was dret jiven in her honor at Virginia Brigg's ionic, which all tri Delt's and Pan- p Hellenic representatives were present. Qlr got Chi Omega a pi Frances Butler and Mildred Ward, sore nembers of the Chi Omega sorority, < verc guests of Charles Cuttino at a l>Hn louse party at Kdisto Beach last week- Zilc :nd. A very enjoyable time was had tio, >y all. acti nati Charles Davant, former Carolina jridster, visited the University campus ^ junday afternoon. Q| lass S. A. E. flitti The Wofford and Furman chapters unic >f Sigma Alpha Kpsilon are offering for i formal and tea dance at the Poinsett bear jriant Catfish Caught And Slain By Students s Gor Scotto Bellinger comes forward with r;ag mother one of his famous fish tales. While fishing, he hooked a '27 pound M at fish, who had no desire to leave fron lis habitation. During the fight Bel- 0f j inger was pulled into the water with pani he fish. At this he became enraged nd decided to have it out with the ^ Member of the finny tribe, who had ^a''c ipset his dignity as well as his ire by T. his unexpected bath. Tying the line to a tree, he sumnotied two men, who pulled the fish rom the water, while he struck reoundiug blows on its head. While Bellinger dried himself, other nembers of the party stewed the fish nto a brew that quieted the mounted re of the unlucky fisherman. U. H. C. if the students with the authority riven by concerted Student Body Action. We have done our part, now L is up to you as individuals to do ours. Thanks to the Girls K. S. K. for the xcellent cooperation. Sincerely, lid. Sallcnger. ?IT. S. C. Oliver Wendell Holmes at 7'J wrote Over the Teacups." Bronze lions guard Grant's statue elow the United States capitol. Anti-disestablishmcntarianism is the Migest non-scientific English word. AND FRIDAY 25th-26th ffAN" Together Again I I 11 m Powell :ia Loy NT PRENTICE" K U U U K Runner-Up 1 tes I>a [ary Wallace Johnson, Union, who pj runner-up to Miss Anne Jones, rai ambia, in the May Queen race. ',a s Johnson led the first ballot when ag received 252, Miss Jones 247, and ? s Marian Walker 193. co to mi WS 5 be cl ball room May 2, which is ex- V cd to be attended by many local v. K.'s. WI in; W iley Brown, prominent campus ^ ticiau, did not return to his home f ~>cc County last week during the days. Questioned as to his ac- d s, Mr. Brown stated that he would ^ e returned had it not been for a cut movie?Popcye, the Sailorman hich was presented during the chil- of l's hour, which he just had to see. G< tei atricia Zilch was here during the istinas holidays, but we fresh for- at to put her in at that time. She is Stl rominent member of the A. D. Pi >rity and has taken an active part 'llj :ollecting funds for the home for ta d mice. She and all the other lies, including "Ma" Zilch, Hora sc and all the others, will have an ve part in the May Queen coro- Bi on. to ophie Schrcws and Sallie Glutts, pe ininent Columbia girls, Pee Dee he , members of the local delta doubla ri( :> sority, will be present for the re- fa >n to commemorate the DDI) gals _ winning third place in the recent lty and the beast contest. SOCIETY ITEMS nrprise registered by friends of don Tucker upon his recent mare. ildred Ward who recently returned ii I'.disto Beach with a heavy case uin-burn. Frances Butler accomied her. epeated efforts over the telephone d to make contact with the Z. A's. during the holidays. Several L_ MEET THAT SATURDAY, APRIL 27th Tim McCoy i "REVENGE RIDER" ?Also? Johnny Mack Brown in "RUSTLERS OF RED DOG" \nne Jones Sel University Vless Hall Holds J Egg Eating Fray * [unter Doped To Win ,eA Local Record Holder ed And Paul Gaffney Are Out- .<, standing Contestants by Plans arc now being made by Boyd nit lIghcs an<1 ^ck Hvans, managers of ^ e mess hall, for the holding of an wt g-eating contest. J Cain now Ids the official mcss ha? rccor(J wjth th( clve pieces of hen fruit. This re. :ord however, is expected to fall an. icn the proposed contest is staged. Tl I lie leading candidates for the conit are W. W. Hunter of Orangeburg. ,x>l ' G|afr,lc>' of Gaffney, Joe Cain of nopol.s and R. C. Johnson of Che- lo\ A': Johnson will be handicapped by W ving one crippled arm, so the man- W ers of the tournament have agreed spot him four eggs. soi Wdburn Clary reclined to enter the litest after learning that Hunter was Qi be one of the contestants. He com-nted that lie had received enough *w ty from the beard growing con- as >t sponsored by the Gamecock, in "> nch he tied for first place. The judges of the contest have not ^ en selected as yet, but itv is rumored it Spot" Mozingo, Chico Brown and thur Sams, the three society wolves, II have charge of this end of the i") itch. c ?U. s. o. til German Frai Z Obtains Slides ?( ?on It was decided at the last meeting 'U! Delta Psi Alpha, national honorary ^ :rman fraternity, that a series of inresting and instructive slides will be own Tuesday, April 30, in the chapel, which time all German language udents will be invited to attend. Goethe was the subject of the evenKs program. Susan King gave a Ik on the friendship of Gothc and :liiMer, and Marvine Walker gave veral readings from Goethe. At the end of the program Dean ad ley invited the group to his home feed on ice cream and cake. U. 8. C. oplc want to know if they all went >me with Dink Gaines or tried to le horses on L,ouisa Ferguson's rm. Listen to MR. kooi broadcast THE KENTUC ... MAY 6 to 6:30 E. OVER THE COLUM TOUGH JOB . U V tirj you can mee IjTy Coco-Cola ii ? ggl ?w pleasant, wh " do most to res fry Coca-Cola ] ixi MONDAY AN! April 29 | | Mr. & Mrs. Ma Aerial " B A B 0 Page Seven ected As 's May Queen ohnson Is Runner-Up appa Sigma Kappa Conducts 'ageant, Prof. Meeks Chairman Of Coronation Activities Miss Anne Joties, Columbia, was elect May Queen of the University for 35 at an election conducted April 16 Kappa Sigma Kappa, service fratery. Misses Mary Wallace Johnson, lion, and Marian \\ alker, Columbia, re runner-ups. The election followed a few days after ; annual beauty pageant, in which repientatives from each of the sororities (I the non-sorority girls participate. lesc candidates were selected in this ueant to be voted on by the student Iy. Returns of the first election are as folvs: Miss Anne Jones, 247, Miss Mary all ace Johnson, 252 and Miss Marian alker, 193. Final returns of the secrl election were: Jones 390 and Johnl 314. Plans arc now being made for the May leen coronation which will be conductin the University field house. The 0 runner-ups to Miss Jones will act maids of honor. Professor Meeks is charge of the coronation. wo Buildings Unsafe For Use By Students "1 wo of the University's class buildjs are unsafe for students", declared H. Waterfall. The Economics and e Commerical buildings which are nstructed of wood, have only one t of stairs each. In the Economics building there are ten over ,'200 students in classes at e time. The heating plant of the ilding is located under the stairs, lich adds to the danger in case of e. D. 8. c.? Raphael was inspired by the work Michelangelo. Turn your old textbooks into ready money or exchange them for current I books or translations. Write, stating B title, author and copyright date of I the books you want to sell. fifi] 1 Qmfidl&LKY DERBY 1th... S. Time BIA NETWORK /ilh on ice-cold Coca-Cola t tHot tough job refreshed. 1 a perfect blend of those olesomo substances which tore yoo to your normal self. dotting Co., Columbia, S. C. D TUESDAY th-30th _ rtin Johnson's Epic Hi | ?NA Illi