The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 01, 1935, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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JachNorman Calls Cagers (CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX) Victor Laurie, Tom Craig, Hank Good ing, John Rowland, and the Tompkin brothers are lost to the team this year, the former group by graduation and the Tompkin boys dropped out of school. These men will have to be replaced by a new team that will be built around Bernard James and Goody Taylor, the only returning let termen. This leaves several posi tions open for new men. This year's team is small and must depend on speed to offset their small ness in stature. With only a few men out it is hard to tell the calibre of the 1935-36 squad. Replacing last year's cage team is no easy task but with James and Taylor and several other rising stars that show promise, a good team should be developed. Wallace Martin has been elected manager of the team for the next year. Martin was assistant manager last season. A number of assistant man agers are aiding Coach Norman. One cynic even remarked that the man agers outnumbered the players, which although isn't true, shows the small ness of this year's cage roster. Relief Maps Are Made By University Students (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) drains, catch basins, sewers, gas mains, ] steam mains, water mains, poles, man holes, flush tanks, hydrants and other public utilities within sight of the University. Bench markers have already been established at various points on the campus, and the elevations of each of these will be obtained in the survey. The maps will be turned over to the University as soon as they are com pieted, Professor Sumwait said. The t class will work in conjunction with < Marshal Cantey's office. -- . .. . Co-Ed Tennis Entries Must Be In Today An interview with more than 90 per cent of the first year co-eds by "1 They ai or air Lu0 and ...made of mild ripe tob we believ fields will to your p UGGtE'rr & K To Begin Pool Drive Monday (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) tant improvement made in the Uni versity in many years, and Dean Brad ley says it is one of the most honor ible and noteworthy undertakings any campus group ever attempted. Coach McCallister has said that he will be glad to aid in any way possible, be lieving that a pool is absolutely nec essary for the mental and physical welfare of any student body. Bill H-larth, chairman of the Carolina Booster's Club, says that the club is behind the pool drive as well as all )ther Carolina activities. The girl's KSK has given splendid :ooperation, and guarantees a dollar rom each co-ed. As a further ges :tire of their cooperative spirit, they tre giving a girl-break dance Friday iight in the gym to raise funds for lie pool. In order for the drive to be a suc :ess, it will be necessary for every tudent 'to make a contribution. If nough money is raised over the $1,500 equired, a bronze plaque will be )laced in the building with the naie )f every contributor engraved thereon. -u. . o. University Student Conducts Dancing Among those who are at present doing raduate work toward an M. A. degree s L. L. Foster, graduate of the Univer ity in 1930, who, with the aid of his vife, is conducting the Foster School of Jance. hlis wife, Margaret llaynes Foster, re :eived her M. A. the same year Mr. roster graduated. For two years lie was superintendent >f Hishopville ligh School, (uring which ime his wife conducted dancing classes. For the last year they have toured the ountry, picking up the latest trends in lancing in such centers as Hollywood, \ew York, and Atlanta, and have re urned to Columbia this season fully quipped for tutoring. -U. e. o. drs. Arney R. Childs, Dean of Wo nen, reveals that they believe math s the hardest subject for freshmen. French ranked second in difficulty, vhile English is the easiest to under tand. ft stream un conditioned they sure are i they sure got 1 NCO e hstr add, a o leaure MYR OR) ne Avon Players To Stage Drama In December (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) and Evelyn Veneble playing the lead ing roles. The play deals with a character called Death, who comes to earth as a distinguished guest and masque rades at the villa of an Italian noble man, where a .house-party is in prog ress. He falls in love with one of the guests, which naturally causes serious complications, but she loves him so much that she goes back with him to his distant kingdom, over the protests of her mother, her fiance, and friends. Sam Cartledge served as interlocu tor at the reading of the play with the following cast supporting: Duke Lambert, Joe Cohen; Duchess Steph anie, Mercedes Lindler; Princess of Caserca, Herbert Schreiber; Eric Fenton, Sam Cartledge; Corr'ado, Ed ward Harter; Gracia, Essie Davis; Major Whitread, Louis Searson; His Serene Highness, Prince Sirki, of Vit alea Alexandri, Tom Rogers Drake. -U. 8. U._ Second Ballot Necesary In Frosh Election (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Palmer McClellan, and Stanley Morse for the vice-presidency ; Sam Agnew and Joseph Bird for the secretary-treasurer post, and Rosemary Griffen for historian. In the first race, St. Clair Mucken fuss was almost elected without a run off. He lacked only seven votes of se curing enough to defeat the other six Candidates. Final returns on the run-off are: for president, Bill Simpson 135; Robert Shaw 113; for vice-president, St. Clair Muckenfuss 141; Ralph Dearth 109; for secretary-treasurer, Beverley G a i n e s Bates 90, Ruth Bell 72, and Jerry Hughes 78. The vote count on the first race for historian was Sarah Ahlgren 104, and Rosemary Griffen 69. -PHON9 CLEAN COURT -DELIVERIES MADE ed wild4 aiste ODK To Count Credits Received Elsewhere (OONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) and business manager of The Gane cock. Twenty-five points for president of sophomore class, minor offices of se nior class, treasurer of German Club, managing editor of The Ganecock, cheerleader, with ten points for each additional year. Twenty points for president of Glee Club, junior law class president, presi dent of social fraternity, president of honorary or professional group, busi ness manager of Glee Club, manager of major sport, editor-in-chief of hand book, member of social cabinet, holder of department scholarship, member of debating team, (each debate five points), captain of minor sports. Fifteen points for minor offices of junior class, president of Cotillion Club, treasurer of Cotillion Club, as sociate editors of publications, busi ness manager of handbook, member of honor committee, member of Glee Evans Motor Co. Dial 8103 then count the minutes 24 HOUR SERVICE JIMMIE'S PLACE 1207 Gervais Street SEMI-PRIVATE BOOTHS For Best Sandwiches and Beer With Reputation Compliments of GERVAIS STREET PHARMACY PHONE 4347 ECONOMY DRUG CO. PHONE 8119 Q itDIT?T E 3191 EOUS SERVICE ZUICKLY TO CAMPUS Club or band, each additional year n counts five points, president of fresh- t: man academic or law class, letter in - minor sports, each additional letter - five points, minor offices of German Club, captain of freshman major sports, chairman or secretary of de bating council, member of athletic advisory board, elected member of student council. Ten points for minor offices of .law class, Pan-Hellenic, sophomore class, Y. M. C. A. honorary or professional group, first three minor offices of liter ary society, (others five points), fresh man numerals in major sports, captain of freshman minor sports, manager of minor sports, assistant manager of major sports, member of Pan-11ellenic, member of board of publications, de partmental editors of publications. Five points for freshman numerals in minor sports, member of debating council, member of honorary or pro fessional group, minor offices of fresh man class, assistant cheerleader. In addition to these points a student BUY an --0 SHII SWEA' MELTON J PAli HA' NECK1 That Have Both S This Saving Can Be CUT ] MEN'S Where Cut-Rate FOR ECONOMICA 1430 Maii 0 1935, L oVomber 1, 1936 ust also receive approval of the en. re fraternity. Call- Mi" Shop 9308 For Quick Deliveries Friendly Cafeteria 1307 Hampton Avenue (Opposite First Baptist Church) BEST COOKED FOOD IN TOWN Mrs. J. H. Hope 'Mrs. L. H. Spann Silvers 5 & 10c Store SOUTH CAROLINA'S LARGEST VARIETY STORE I SAVE TS ERS ACKETS TS rs TEAR tyle and Quality Had By Calling At iA T SHOP Prices Prevail . SMARTNESs i Street 1courr & Mians TosAcco C&