Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MORE THAN 700 HERE HIGH WEEK (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) formation and numbers. 9 a. in., algebra and general scholar ship contest; LeConte college; Superin tendent Bryon Wham and Prof. J. B. Coleman in charge. 9 a. in., debating tirst preliminaries, grouping in Sloan college, Superinten dent R. C. Lake and Prof. J. E. Nor wood in charge. 10 a. in., announcement of school news peper winners, University chapel, 1)r. J. R. McKissick. 10 a. in., track preliminaries, classes B and C, Melton held, B. S. Pinson and Jack Crawford in charge. 11 :30 a. im., geometry contest, I.eConte college, Superintendent Byron Wham and Prof. J. B. Coleman in charge. 2 p. n., history and general scholar ship contest, LeConte college, Superin tendent A. J. Richards and Prof. E. T. Bonn in charge. 2 p. in., debating, second preliminaries, Sloan college. 3 p. in., track finals, classe: B and C, Melton field. 4 p. in., biology contest, I.eConte col lege, Superintendent E. 11. Davis and Prof. J. T. Penney in charge. 8 p. in., debating semi-finals, Clario sophic Society hall. 8 p. in., debating finals, University chapel, Superintendent J. E. Millard and Prof. W. L. Williams in charge. 8 p. in., expression finals, Drayton hall, Superintendent M. G. Patton and Prof. Emmett Kilpatrick in charge. Tennis finals, time and place ti be an nounced later. Friday, May 1: 8 :30 a. in., track coaches meet at University gym to get track information and numbers. 9 a. in., executive committee meeting, library conference room, University high school, education building, Superintendent C. B. Seaborn, presiding. 9 a. in., short story LouitCst, Sl.. co! lege, Prof. H1. M. Jarrell, Prof. Robert charge. 10 a. in., debating finals, I'niversity chapel, Superintendent R. C. Lake, pre siding. 10 a. in., commercial contest. Univer sity high school gymnasium. education building, Miss Jacquelyn Douglas and Prof. G. E. Olson in charge. Contestants taking the commercial con test are urged to arrive at the Univer sity high school in the education build ing by 9 a. in., Friday, if possible, in order to set up equi.pmcnt and be ready to start at 10 a. in. 10 a. in., track preliminaries, class A schools, Melton field, Prof. B. S. Pin son and Prof. Jack Crawford in charge. 11 a. in., Fench contest, LeConte col lege, Superintendent F. E. )ulBose and Prof. R. M. Stephen in charge. 11 a. in., annual meeting of the South Carolina IIigh School league, Dayton hall, education building, Superintendent C. B. Seaborn presiding. 3 p. im., track linalsfi Class A scho ols, Melton field. Execti ve comfmittee2 in charge oif high schiool. week program: Prof. J. B. Jackson, dlirector ; Charles M. IA)ckwood, secretary of the league; F~rank T. Meeks, R. WV. Morison, WV. C. MrcCall, F. C. Robets ', Isa bel \Vatkins PROFS ATTEND HISTORY MEET (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) 11:00 Informal Giatherinig of the M.. hers 11:30 Opening of the meeting by the president, J. Harold Easterby, College of Charleston 11:35 Charleston Loyalists-Ella P. Lev ett, University of Chicago 12 :00 Discuission-Robert W. Barnwell, D)uke University 12 :20 The Foreign Policy of William Pitt-Malcolm Lockha rt, Lander College 12 :45 Discussion-Richard G. Stone, Converse College 1 :05 Adjournment Afternoon Session : Wofford College 4 :00 The Coltumbia Canal--Carl L. Ep ting, Columbia College 4 :25 Discussion-J. M. L-eserne, Green ville Hligh School 5 :00 Adjournment Evening Session: Cleveland I lotel 8:15 Dinner 9:15 Society and Socialism in Mexico (luring the Last Two Decades W. HI. Callcott, Duke University 9 :45 Adjournment -U. U. 0. Senior Invitations May Be Secured (OONTINUED FROM PAGE OINE) grees will sell for $1.50. MS and MA degree caps and gowns will sell for $1.60. All students are urged to go to the post office and be mneastured before May 2, the last (lay they may be ordered. The price of the clothing and invitations DISCUSSION GROUP MEMBERS FETED Fifteen gallons of ice cream were eaten at a discussion group ice cream feed which was held in Drayton Hall Tuesday night. Tenements 19 and 20 were the honor guest at the feed, having won the dis cussion group contest. This group was headed by Bill Brockington. -T. 6. 0. MEETING ENDS IN CONFUSION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) not the members favored the reinstate ment of delinquents. Vivian Morse be came so enraged when Douglas voted "no" that he threw his hat on the floor and shouted "I resign," and forthwith strode from the hall. A joint meeting with the Clariosophic had been on the program, but early in the evening Walter Solomon wisely dis patched a committee to tell the brethren across the way that this would he out of the question. PHI BETA KAPPA ELECTS SEVEN (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) to be found in most all colleges and universities of the United States, and the bearer of the Phi Beta Kappa key is recognized as being one in a thou sand. Three of the seven undergraduates to be elected to membership were gradnated from Columbia High School, and one each from Greenwood, Dar lington, Parler and Anderson. 6 Muse] On Other State Lemuel Gregory, former editor of this sheet, now newspaper writing on Long Island.... Bunk Stackhouse, for mer student, returning from Wash ington for short visit on the campus ....John Burns faithfully explaining to Crystal Taylor that he had not been two-timing her. ...W I o w a s it scratched all candidates and inserted the name of Marshall Cantey on the May Queen ticket? Boyd Hughes and Jack Evans in stalling non-profit electrical phono graph in the mess hall.... proceeds to he distributed among diners via draw ings weekly... . Interest increasing in the stump speaking next Monday night in middle campus....Melvin Ellison is now a transfer student to Winthrop, spending most of his time on the fem inine end .... Joe Campbell writing grammar school notes to his queen in calico during class....Paul Smith playing role of jittery toast master at Lander....Clarence Taylor croon ing over telephone to some skirt at Columbia College.... it's spring, ya know... . Bubba Ness with yellow necktie and handkerchief.... Fred Oitman ravish ingly dressed in colors that harmo nized (?) .... Werber Bryan declaring that the sight of his girl soothes him... .Co eds trying to get the low down on Van Edwards' secret love in Clinton .... Sarah Harrison getting stood up when the track team didn't get back in time for a German.... Louis Gilland and Bud Poliakoff falling for the same girl.... Dick Porter getting nicknamed in' In Press Practices "big stooge".... Guy Lipscomb court ing two girls in the library at the same time.... Ed Robinson breaking down and having a date....J. W. Ellison choosing to run.... The P. C. tennis team making a big impression on cer tain co-eds... .ask somebody about Levi.... Fred McIntosh teaching Sam Daniel three new words a day, Dr. Babcock here we come... .Carolyn Gunter being called sophisticated by a famous campus lawyer.... Bill Boch man talking to Louis Gilland's girl in Kingstree for fifteen minutes over the telephone.... barefoot freshmen kissing girls around the polls.... Gumbcatcr Brooker beating it off.... Judson Moore doing a tap dance bare footed.... Spectator at beauty pageant crying to Betty Horton "Shag, Betty Shag".... Now that the political season is in full swing, all politicians wishing their names in this column will please see the business manager about rates.... Not over 25c per word will be charged. Bill Douglas beating his gums for two hours in Euphradian meeting.... Ted Ninestein chiming in....Gedney Howe saying he didn't have a candi (late after the judges had picked their choices in the beauty pageant. Plenty of feet-tires being seen bare foot (lay, notably those of footballer Tatum .... Chief Meyers commenting on the weather in the south....John nie Campbell telling Dr. Bonn's class that everybody who didn't take off his shoes was a sissy.... Joe Joseph desperately trying to make an old Ford run.... 4 ..for downright and taste... .v.1 Violin Pupils In Contest Of . State Music Clubs 13 Students Of Madame de Hor. vath Win In Con test Thirteen pupils of the violin depart ment won in the Junior State Federa tion of Music Clubs Contest recently held ,at Columbia College. To take part in the State contest the musicians had to first win in the district contest which had been held a week earlier. All the violinists were instructed by Madame de Horvath. Gus Williamson and Julia Smith both won first place in the violin solo class for their ages. Besides the two so;o winners were three violin quartets which won first place in their classes. The members of the quartets are: Jean Gar ret, Julia Smith, Eleanor McDermid, Leon McCormic, Margaret Smith, Mary McDavid, Maurice Matteson, Richard Allison, Maurice Ilumphries, Charles Lee, Linley McCants, and William Tur ner. The winners of the State contest all played last Saturday in Florence before the State Convention of Federated Mu sic Clubs in Florence. -U. 3. 0. Aggie Lee taking off her new soror ity pin ten times in one hour to show JIMMIE'S PLACE 1207 Gervais Street SEMI-PRIVA TE BOO THS For Best Sandwiches and Beer With Reputation *...she knows the time of d~ goodness Chey &ads the other side to everybody....Cutie Pie Cothran appearing in class with purple toe nails... .J. Stokes Goolsby going barefooted two days before bare-foot day.... Jack Killea dishing out his frat pin to one Lucy Black, which makes things look awful lark for Louis Bryan. 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