Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sophs Make Honor Roll Twenty-seven students made the Sophomore Honor Roll for the second semeeter, 1936.37, at the University according to John A. Chase, Jr., reg isti ar. A student to he eligible for this scholastic honor maaust have sophomore rating and have attained a minimum academic average (luring th' semes ter concerned of at least 87%% . a mid point between B and B-plus. Those students attaining this honor are as follows: Bradham. Randolph, Corn., Colum bia; Brown, Frank lurkhead, A. & S., Columbia; Cale. Lucille Elaine, A. & S., Columbia; Cannon. Clinton Car lisle. Jr., Jour., Johnsonville; Causey, Andrew Jackson, Phar., Furman; Dreher. Martha Helen, Educ., Hop kins; Ellem, John Henry, Jr., Corn., Bishopville; Fishburne, Benjamin, A. & S., Columbia; Kalmbach, Ronald Lynn, Educ., Millbury, Ohio; Lee, Charles Edward, A. & S., Asheville, N. C.; Lee. Frank Barnwell, A. &. S., Scranton; Leonard, Edwin Madison, A. & S., Columbia; Linder, George English, Jr., Educ., Walterboro; Ly brand, Ellamena, Educ., Lexington; McDonald, Louise, A. & S., Hartsville; Martin, Frank Charles, Educ., Toledo, Ohio; Mauney, Martha Frances, Educ., Columbia; Mims, Leon Howard, Jr., A. & S., Florence; Monteith, Caroline Thomas, A. & S., Columbia; Foliakoff, Corn., Anderson; Royal, Louis Bartow, Phar., Langley ; Smith, Fleming Car lisle, A. & S., Greenville; Taber, Molly Geise, A. & S., Columbia; Welling li-vine Twitty, Jr., Corn., Darlington; Williams, Fred Francis, Jour., Easley; Carson, Ashmead Courtenay, Jr., Jour., Columbia; Walker, Mary Lillian, A. & S., Columbia. --U. S. C. --Buy Your GeneralI Electric HOME SERVANTS from Perry-Browne, Inc. 1627 Main St. Phone 2-2154 Begin the School Year Right You Need a Good Fountain Pen We Have SHEAFFER'S -PARKER'S . WATERMAN'S Price $2.75. Also a Good Cheap Pen for $1.00 and $1.75 Leather Brief Case $2.75 to $8.00 Leather Note Books 75c to $3.00 Anything needed in the classroom THE R. 1. BRYAN CO. 1440 Main Street METROPOLITAN CAFE "The Old Reliable" THE STUDENT'S MEETING PLACE 1520 Main Street Phone 7849 Dickie Palmer, ex-treasurer of the German Club seen driving his newi car around the campus . . . Melvin Levkoff using high-pressure sales manship in trying to sell some old junk radios to freshmen . . . Dr. Morse riding down the sidewalk on a scooter while Dr. Babcock looked on approvingly . . . The freshman who bought the radiator in his room so he could have heat this winter ... A certain editor losing his girl, room mate, and his job over a certain edi tonal . . . The "Big Apple" ... Sara DesPortes feeling in a bad humor. Mouths dropping at the sight of the new interior of the mess hall . Norma Foley angling unsuccessfully for bass in the ocean on her vaca tion, but she should worry, her catch is already firmly on the hook . . . An 1 applicant to the Girl's Glee Club telling Madame de Horvath that her voice was neither high or low, but "Mediocre" . . . Dave Galloway's f little brother arriving as a mem ber of the Freshman class and (of 1 all things for a Galloway!) acting < subdued ... Professor Stephan hay- 1 ing one of his elderly pupils faint- 1 ing away on him in a summer school I class .. . Evidently French is no long- < er a crlo .. . R. G. Bell demanding I that the Gamecock return his ping- t pong table . . . John Burns telling E of a new way to change bad luck ... Ask Bill Bochman about it .. . Jim MacAuthur following the family in stinct for the unusual by eating with chop-sticks at the mess hall ... - Thomas Jefferson Strait returning - to Carolina after a year's absence and again beginning to revolve around the football celebrities and the beautiful girls . . . Ben Wyman I returning to school with only a fringe of his former platinum blond glory left . . . We really shouldn't end the 9 :. \*c kv: .t~' . .. . ..p.c an _ ' an .II N '" dr or( first of this year's columns without bil mention of that old Muselin' In Sc 'elebrity, Martyn J. Hodes . . . But sur truth to tell, (sad, sad truth) Mar- pe tyn just hasn't been clever lately. '. ma Currie MacAuthur answering the an phone in Tenement 15 by stating the "The White House, the President P ;peaking"; and then being asked for he "Minister from Canada." Wal- ma er Conolly was the plenipotentiary wa Freshman Marcus being so up 'rightened at Freshman camp at a Pe 'at meeting thht he gave a yellow Ca olkadot polo shirt to his assailant lc is a peace offering . . . Jeanette ani YVatts returning from a week at the tie )each with a skinned-up nose . in the tried to stand on her hands in ha he surf and forgot to put down her in iands . . . Lane Woodcock did the bei ame thing to a concrete pool in yea partanburg. cia Dr. Babcock again telling his - reshman class that any time any me is bored he may get up and eave . . . Madame Sweeny's French lasses again cooing strange sounds >ack at the battered phonograph in M he Romance Languages Library . .. spider lily making its way from ut under one of the columns of the K ibrary . . . Tom Drake telling of H is reading of certain unexpurgated 8 itions.. . Why Tom ... And while ve are on the subject of Tom, have rou seen his new Swiss pipe? . Ne thought it was a teastrainer... Ann Dupre coming to Carolina "EXCLU)Suv 6'31 .Mlain St. tobacco * t * e ,1" Chest4 ,es )Co Co. d finding a cousin she didn't kno' ything about ... Billy McCaw ac iring an air of near-death an ead disease ever since his docto lered him to go to bed early fo change ... . Alice Benet losing of weight trotting around th ndinavian Peninsula during th nmer. .. Dink Gaines saying tha )ple could say things about he ther, her father and kin folk I get away with it; but just le m criticize Carolina . vIr. Ward of the Extension Div mn remarking during the Fresh *n testing program that hazini s no longer a prerogative of th< per classmen, but a function of th :sonnel Bureal . . . Johnni rnpbeil bliising appropriately an< king demure when the amplifie: iouncer introduced him as "Lit Johnnie" ... Profesor Davis say that Gamecock reporters wouk 'e to drag news from him thi front of his house .. . Betty Glove: ng accused of being named Susih r . ..Dr. Bradley eying appre. Lively the pouring of the sidewall -MEN'S WEARABLES CLOTHING-HATS-SHOES erchandise of Quality for the man who cares. uppenheimer Clothes, Stetson ats, Freeman Shoes, Manhattan hirts, Wilson Bros. Furnishings. r LEARN THE WAY TO COPELAND CO. 1409 Main Street t .v Columbia, S G' *4*J ele* th,ese okers4 "ttY terfic def//weg/ou N Pluff Mud Gluts .. . /Marshall Can- i - tey telling a dormitory inmate that d he may paper his rooms so long as _ r the colors'aren't garish ... One stu r dent remarking that he wouldn't a stay in the same room with the test e correcting machine in the personnel e bureau if it does all the things that t are claimed for it. . . Hennig Cohen r turning from radical red to pale s pink ... John Lumpkin leaving for t WHEN YOUR FAV - '"CLEAN YOU'LL WANT TO BE THERE iI Let us help you to be ,'spruced slon when smart appearance pays r We'll help you to get a bigger "kic MEN'S SUITS e LADIES' DRESSES - Lloyd Hamiter pci' jrE A 4 ~ . ...caus< made of Ml tobac MfORE PLEASRE I Oep 1V47 larvard, where he will attend law chool . . Call- Mi Shop 9308 For Quick Deliveries ORITE TEAM S UP" 2 FRESH, CLEAN CLOTHES up" for this and every occa social and business dividends. k" out of going places. 50c Cash and Carry 60c Delivered Charlie Stork 1 18N I. ti .1the}t bc.s