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1000 Voices Heard On Melton Field Sunday (ONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) 9. (a) Onward Christian Soldiers. (b) America The Beautiful. (c) Now The Day Is Over. 10. Benediction-Rev. R. I. Corbett, Southside Baptist Church. 11. Doxology. Several University students will par ticipate in the Sesqui-Centennial pa geant, which will be given at the Univer sity Stadium on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Among these are: Sarah Rector, Catherine Cannon, Helen Aull, Jean Campbell, Frances Lybrand, Ruth Barber, Margaret Par ker, Imogene Brooker, Ive Brooker, Tom Rogers Drake, Morgan Arant, Mary Culbertson, Margaret Ashe, 1-lar old Prince, Hawley Lynne, and Nor ris Nettles. Also participating in the pageant will be the following members of the faculty: Professor Davis, Doctor Crow, and Dean Bradley. All students who desire to take part in this pageant may secure information from R. G. Bell at Flinn Hall. -t. S. 0. Euphradians Air Views On Graham Plan (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) football player's view-point, said that he felt football monopolized so much of the players' time that they had lit tle time left for any other campus work. Making a strong appeal for intramural athletics on a large scale, Samuel Rubin advocated lessening the stress on intercollegiate athletics so that more college students might take part in organized campus sport. During the business session, the so, ciety elected Charles Lee to fill the place of reporter, a position which had been vacated by the withdrawal of S. B. Bass from school. Samuel Ru bin, Bob Hemphill and J. P. Mo zingo were reinstated as society mem bers, and Rupert Rhodes and Wil liam Goldberg were elected as new members. -U. 3. 0. ost Parents Farmers According To Survey (OONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) S. Chamber of Commerce, 1; Chem t, 1; Osteopath, 1; Laundryman, 1; S. Army, 1; Supt. of Orphanage, 1; ollector, t; Veterinarian, i; Photog pher, 1; Writer, 1; Theatre, 1; U. S. arines, 1; Technician, 1; Musician, Total, 1463. (9A. WEDNESDAY BATUR ROSA NIN PONSELLE MART KOSTELANETZ ORCHESTRA AND 9 P. M. (E. s. T.)-COLUMLA l1i 0 193d, I.:oorr-a Myan'1 RULES OF SYSTEM GIVEN BY COUNCIL The combined student and faculty Honor Council announces that the new honor plan will become operative Monday, March 23 and that the coun cil had no jurisdiction on any care arising prior to that time- according to the council chairman. An infraction of honor should be reported at once to the council. Any person witnessing such an infraction, whether a signer of the pledge or not, is urged to report to the committee. It is advisable to call the attention of another student to any misconduct so that there will be two witnesses for mutual protection. The reports must be written and signed; no anonymous reports will be accepted. Such a report may be given to any one of the six students elected by the signers of the pledge to serve as an honor council, or it may be given to Mrs. Moon at the canteen post office after which it will be given to the proper authorities. Professors wishing to report any violation of the code of honor should report to a faculty member of the honor council. Students should not hand reports to professors but to a student member of the council. Law Students Begin Wig And Robe Order (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) possible election of two seniors each year in addition to the juniors regu larly elected. There will be no honor ary members other than the mem hers of the law faculty. The announced purpose of the new organization is solely the promotion of legal scholarship by giving recogni tion to students of outstanding aca demic achievement. The first formal meeting of the or ganization will be held in the near future and it is planned to have a for mnal banquet later at which time the presentation of keys will be made. Officers of the organization will be chosen on the basis of academic achievement. The presiding officer will be the top-stand man in the class and the secretary-treasurer will be the man next in order in the class. -. B. C. The average price of a used car is $250.77. The figurc i:; dcrivcd from sales of 385,435 used cars in 4 months, at a total price of $96,658,316. --- ~ ~ ~ ------- DAY INI ChORUS ErWOUK Musci On Other State Williard Davis trying out his nc"t hand on politicians.... Bill Brocking ton giving a blonde baby a treat on Sunday afternoon.... George Caugh man tickling Mary Blackburp. Nowl Now .... Marguerite riding two gen tlemen (?) up town... .Hearing that the Tri-Delta's have a stork in the front yard. Careful girls... .Julius Wald picking his teeth... .Cullen Capehart, Snooky Boykin, and Ather ton Whaley getting down to Thermo at 3 a. m. in the morning.... Engineer Whipple discussing the war situation, and favoring a "kangaroo court" for Jack -Peele and Clifford Warner.... J. P. Young and G. C. Gaskin giving a repeat performance of sleeping in their 8 o'clock class... .Gilbert Ful mer imitating Doc with, "Well boys, we'll just have a few simple reactions" .... Doc Whitesell having to hunt up his Water Analysis class. Prof. Moore digging up some good dirt for April Fool issue....J. Dunlap sending off his application to Win throp for next year.... Dot Bramlett discovering in freshman lab that wood would burn, especially the desks.... The engineer's basketball team prac ticing, with Jack Carns and Fred Davis starring.... Margaret Simpson taking lessons from Cecil Meeks and Waring Webb, ably assisted by Ross McKenzie....Bryan Walton being elected president of the Karolina Klub ... .Arnold Werle and John Owings finding out, much to their surprise, that they had a little sense, but very little.... W. S. Gardner courting up a storm! and did it rain... .Wilds Gillespie making a favorable appear ance in "Pirates of Penzance." Doctor Hoy telling his students to get their grades as they "passed out" ....Frances Morris, of Greenville, learning about stars from a student who busted astronomy.... Sara Rec tor, Catherine Cannon, and Helen Aull giving the boys a break at the Georgia Tech dance.... Mabel Lyon had an other HARDY week-end....J o e Campbell and Earl Bradham going to Coker... ."And the loud laughter spoke the vacant mind," quoted Prof. H. C. Davis on hearing such in the hall... .Walter Solomon using his latest pet phrase... .Comment from Crow: "There isn't any sense, in a man taking off h, hai in Church and a woman keeping hers on"....J. H. Pruitt bribing the Carolina Theater - - - - - - - L :ei!l:ti} y{ " 1 in' In . doorman into letting him in as a high school basketball player.... Gladys Gaskin having trouble getting into the teacher's dance last Friday night.... "Lieutenant" Jimmie Joyner saying that "General" McCall would be glad to be called Huey Long.... Pun: Pa jama round me.... Max Husbands saying that he wanted to go home be cause his calf was sick... .Ruth Mul ler walking into boys room in Tene ment 17 looking for the Gamecock of fice.... Eloise Clark seen on the cor ner of Bull and Divine thumbing a ride.... Evelyn Baker telling of her flirtation with the bus driver while returning from a debating tour.... "Quiver Lip" Hill shivering in the cold...."T" Pitts wanting someone to sing to him. G. Dowling not wanting to be called 'Six Children" because he figures he won't get a girl to marry him.... Lida Mildred Liles being asked by Professor Coker if her latitude was larger than another member of the class. Gum Beater Davis being listed among the freshmen in official Fresh man tests returns...."Weasel" Car penter being the star of the Kappa Alpha.... Pi Kappa Alpha intra-mural basketball game.... Coach Petoskey wondering why Bernard James didn't give his team a pep talk between halves. Bob Johnson wondering who the blonde blizzard is...."China Doll" Urbanyi resenting his new name.... ZTA's making plans for their big con vention.... Myrtle Cuthbertson being given credit for starting the bicycle riding fad on the campus... .Lib Man ning being seen at the fortune-tellers. LaVerne Hughes resenting ads be ing run on the first page.... Fritz Tur ner calling lots of numbers and not being abl? to get results.... Spot Mo zingo pledging a fraternity... . Sam McFadden looking like the last rose of spring after one half in basketball. If Harry Tiller could string women along as well as he can string tennis rackets, he'd get over this spring fe JIMMIE'S PLACE 1207 Gervais Street SEMI-PRIVATE BOOTHS For Best Sandwiches and Beer With Reputation I -e~ ~ rer.... Louis Searson Importing a :ousin, Bagot, to help him in politics ... J. Wiley -Brown enjoying the eachers' convention.... Peter Cogge hall carefully measuring desserts, with his finger at the women's build- . ng, for quantity rat r than quality - ... Bryan Walton expressing deep re fret that he is not minueting in the 5esqui-Ccntennial..'.. Dr. Derrick ad rancing his economic theory....with nonoply....Dot Dial "courting" in front of DeSaussure, to get votes for naid of honor at the Sesqui-Centen iial.... Shep Thompson taking his late out to lunch... .Sam McFadden in a friendly game with Admiral Byrd .... As thoughts turn to spring as Bob Hemphill gets around a little Moore....Wonder if Andy Hill is go ng to the Junior-Senior at Winthrop his year.... Sociology class spending the whole period discussing whether boys are as much afraid of mice as girls.... Johnny Campbell getting tough and beating up his girl friends. W PJSTS Your Jeweler can show you Wrist Watch Bracelets by HADLEY - bui fora Wrsi .... what Brace will prop watc) HADLEY COMPANY - INC WRIST WATCH BRACELETS I know Mis Hepp but. I etuetos by1I l h i he moin tem./ Thyrew/ Call- Mi Shop 9308* For Quick Deliveries STHE 0AS HONIEY AND ON NOTHING ELSE HAS ITS FLAVOR Al.. p.errf YeNs be. $1.50 t we suggest that you first send ur illustrated folder, "Smart a." This gives you an idea of is new and correct in Watch lets for Men and Women - and sid you greatly in making the 3r selection to complete your i ensemble. - PROVIDENCE - R e* * New York * Cbkgo e Los Angdhs e: * Torote Can. *Loados E gk uJ * YCLUSIVELY - SINCE 1912' 0e