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~ A 'en, z-Studl
Tii week; sees the beginning of an
or'fund.with which to carry on i
lThe support of every male student is
a success.
Below are listed the reasons for su
by several of the outstanding leaderi
"I support the "Y" because (1)
its services are greatly beneficial in
conserving and developing the most
imprtant interests of our students
and (2) because its activities so ef- N i
fectively aid in driving back into de
feat, those who for ,selfish reasons No
foully slander the moral and re
ligious character of our young men ing t
and women and thus bear false wit- form.
tiess against the University." livery
J. Rion McKissick, week
President University. Chas(
"I urge every one to do all they that
possibly can in helping the "Y" in ing C
their financial drive. An organiza- annot
tion so important - aeserves our made
wholehearted support." ma
Jerry Hughes, Las
Pres. Student Body. plans
"I cheerfully give to the "Y" be- burea
cause from long association with it, exch
I recognize it to be a sane, whole- a bul
some, and vital force in the moral Stude
and religious life of our students, organ
worthy of the best we can give. I
am happy to do a small part in help- opera
ing a cause which works for the best and
interests of the students." eral il
Dean F. W. Bradley. dents
"The "Y" is certainly one of our tion
nost important organizations in the excha
service it renders to every student. bl'he
I urge you all to give it your utmost be lo
support." 'handli
Frank Jordan, off th
Pres. 0. D. K. The
tion 5
"The donation I give to the "Y" ing a<
is only a small fraction of the per- dent
sonal benefit I derive directly and versit;
indirectly from its programs." not f
Jimmy Thomas, when
Pres. K. S.. K. do so
made
"The "Y" undoubtedly does a room
great work on our campus and ex- to m
erts a fine influence in its stand for teleph
those things which are best. Its
work deserves our support."
Andrew Marion,
Chm. Honor Cuuncil.
may
"Because the "Y" works tirelessly from
for the moral and religious good of are a
the'students and because it attracts ing.
new students through its literature, Th
deputation teams, etc., I feel that it ing a
is not only my duty but my great incorl
pleasure to contribute to it." has r
Currie MacArthur, ment
Editor Garnet and Black. The
ing,
"The "Y" is one of the most fulfil
powerful forces on the campus in posec
maintaining the good reputation of adeqi
University students. It also pro- tivity
mides for our spiritual, mental and build]
social development. For these rea- room
sons, I cheerfully support it, and used
Work with and for it." time
. Harold Prince, over
Editor Gamecock, Pres. Y.M.C.A. office
--u. e. c.-- had
-English si
0 that
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hiam Harrington Allen, Mobile, Ala.; to thi
James Byrd Anderson, Jr., Columbia; been
Carl Abbotte Atkins, Jr., Rocky 's pr
Mount, N. C.; Ralph Simpson Beck- be pl
jnan, Winnsboro; Charles Nevin Betts, sic r<
Kitty Stewart Bird, Jeanne Adilla plete
Erockman, Columbia; Robert Craig Thi
Brown, Hickory Grove; Jean Brun- the
~1, Florence; Claude C. Chester, Fline
onston ; Robert Smith Clarke, Due new
est; Joseph Andrew Connors, Co- offer<
lumbia; Jane Noble Crum, Orange- Unio
burg, Leroy Beattie Dennis, Florence; pletei
Dloris Donnelly, Dorothy Duke Dove, qluari
-Mary Dorothy Ehrlich, Columbia; the r
William Glover Farrow,. Darlington; U.nio
William Raysor Fetner, Martha Ada
1Krick, Columbia; Dargan Frierson,
Hawkins, Anne Heath, John Mey
H-endley, Freda Junel1 High, Co
~abia; John Henry Johnson, Allen
dale; Grover Cleveland Kirby, Miri
am Rena Kirby, Columbia.
Also, Helen Dee Klein, New York;
Christopher Kotsakos, Batesburg;
~isll..Thomas LaBorde, Columbia;
Lvinia Lyles, Winnsboro; Wilbur
Burris McCurry, Anderson; Thomas
MfcLeod, Ellen McNeal, George 01
eon, Jr., Dorothy Parke, Edwin Pike,
all of Columbia; Irene Polan, Mul
tins; Rose Poliakoff, Baltimore;
David. Berlwyn Ray, Florence; Fay Ii
Lilian Reyner, Columbia; Florence
Rlobbins, Watertown, Mass.; Emily
Masson. Rouquie, Columbia; Kenneth ")~
Sallenger, Florence; William Graham
$eigler, Ninety Six; Mary Simpson,
Columbia-; Ann Stewart, H-artsville;
Dorothy Teague, Columbia; Harold
Ray Thomason, York; Ishmael Otis
1homason, Clover ; Margaret Todd,
Cptunibia; Marion Wiles Trotti,
Brooklyn-Cayce ; Mary V ir g ini a
Wells, Columbia; Richard Orion
Young, Dalzell. P
'umWomn Building
Cordinued From Page One
.women, and Mrs. Graham, matron,
. Ill have larger apartments in the
pew building.
resent plans also call for con
tioed use of the dining room inA
, the old Wonman's building since the W
eense of qonhtruacting and main
allga new dining hail would
nmore tan offset the expected reve
Cost~ of rooms in the new dornli
t ,will necessarily be. .slightly
r-thant in- the old. The con
4 Qnf this building Is bsg
psible by a Public Wwj
I ~wtion grant which wil Ar
*.k in short installuiehts
-~ 'PO4of the next thirty
Ofits,
other Y. M. C. A. campaign I
ts activities for this year. ti
asked in making the drive -
a
0
pporting the "Y" as given
on the campus. r
s
"
iase Adds, b
,w Services
a
further announcements concern- I
ie establishment of a central in- p
Ition center and a central' de- g
center were forthcoming this c
ti
from the office of Dean John A. C
Dean Chase said, however i.
the administration was "work- c.
n" the plans, and that further L
ncements would probably be
next week. at
t week Dean Chase announced ir
for1 an eilarged information s
ut. centered around the telephone ei
S(
nge. The bureau will maintain Ii
letin board in the lobby of the E
nit Union building, and campus tt
izations have been asked to co- ei
:e in posting their meeting times,
my other information of gen
iterest to the student body. Stu
may obtain any of this informa- tl
;imply by calling the telephozie e.
nge, if present plans work out. f
proposed delivery cetiter would 0
:ated at the canteen, and would -
deliveries made from points
e campus.
present scope of the informa
ervice is limited mostly to giv- '
Idresses of members of the stu
body and faculty of the Uni
y. Last week students who did
ill out their information cards
they registered were urged to
at once, and students who have
changes in their addresses or
numbers have also been urged
ike such changes known to the
one exchange.
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nion
CotinWd From Page One
meet their friends and parents
off the campus, and a canteen
Iso planned for the new build
i kannouncement that a bowl- E
Iley and a pool room will be
porated in the new structure
eceived much favorable com
from students.
present Student Union build
which was first intended to
the function of the new pro
I Union, was built without
iate room for a student ac
center. Most of the present
ing is taken up with dormitory
s. The few .rooms that were
as meeting rooms for a short
last year have been given
to quarters for administration
s. The administration offices
to be moved from Extension
ing pending the removal of
building. The Carnegie mu
at, which drew many students
e Student Union building, has
removed to Flinn Hall. It
obable that the music set will
aced in the new Union's mu
>om when the building is com
ere is also a probability that
i'. M. C. A., which is now in
Hall, will be moved to the
Union. The organization was
ad quarters in the Student
n building when it was com
:1, but refused, its present
ers being more spacious than
ooms offered it in the Student
n.
arolina Life
nsurance Co.
'ells a Policy
luitable to the
Veeds of Each
(ember of the
'amily
~DUSTRIAL - OLD LINE
!t Is Better To Have It
nd Not Need It Than
To Need it And Not
Have It"
r that well-groomed ap
rearance, so essential to
meccess in eve'ryday life
VISIT THE
rcade Barber
Shop
Operated By
MAYFIELD BROS.
fade Bld. :.- Man St
M USCI
kit Fitzsimmons reciting poetry to
Oallas Wilson ... Dick Little saying
iat his crutches cramp his style . . .
Iwight Hoyt becoming violently ill
fter smoking a cigar in the home
>ming parade . . . Jane Tobias run
ing around horseless . . . Doctor Der
ck saying that out of the secretarial
:ience school there should be one
ood secretary . . . Lillian Dowling
eing behind the ball (8) in The
'tate picture . . . Ella Hunter almost
eing caught with her "Can I,
loney?" . . . Ruth Kanarr getting an
irmail every day from Florida . . .
largaret Bryson fainting during her
hysical examination . . . "Snag" Le
are and Patsy Ridgeway sticking
ose together on the biology field
ip . . . Kate Park Johnson finding
arolina dull since Louis Gilland
n't back . . . Betty Harr getting
mndy and presents from Virginia . . .
ouise Fry standing a boy up-and
ie boy not coming . . . Linnie Lee
earing a ring with an enormous
nount of string on it ... Man build
g the new chimney ate two ham
ndwiches and six bottles of beer
,ery day for lunch. . . "Tack" Town
nd getting in a frenzy over a Caro
na penalty at the last game . . .
Iliot Crum- biting off his nails when
ie Bulldogs scored . . . Mary Rhodes
ijoying the game with her all-smiles
-Pool
Continued From Page One
irnover every eight hours and is
cpected to be completely sanitary.
The building will be heated by
>ur unit heaters and will have its
wn heating system.
-Y Campaign
Continued Fr
CTIVITY BUDGET:
Discussion groups (Fall)
Discussion groups (Spring)
Religious Emphasis Week a
Y's Bird and Other Publicity
Blue Ridge and Other Confei
Pool Room Upkeep and Supj
Newspapers and Magazines
Visit to High Schools and D
Socials .....................
Freshman Council .........
Freshman Camp ...........
Sophomore Council ........
National Council Memhershi
Miscellaneous ..............
Office Expenses and Salary .
Total to be Raised by Y.
XPECTED REVENUES:
Merchant's Association for Y'!
Church Donations for Religii
Y. W. C. A. for High Scho<
From Pool Room ........
Student Activities Fund ...
Flinn Hall Legacy .........
Freshman Camp..........
Requested from University
Total.................
Remainder to be.raised by st
PAUL WHITEMAN
Every Wednesday Epents
GBORGB GRActs
BURNS ALLEN
.REery Friday Einuu
All C B. S. Stall...
Rugy Thurade aiid Salui
52 LeuedIu N. B, C Stan.
Copytght 193a. Rz.m a'UV3es...,
JINO'IN
escort Gs Goddard . . . Fletcher
Loomis happy "as usual" about thO
whole thing ... Bimbo Howe doing a
lot of hand shaking under the stands
. . . The Blitch boys trying to figure
out the Notre Dame system ... Stokes
Davis regretting that he is not a
freshman.
j ir David questioning he pretty
girls when they came after their ath
letic pictures . . . Sam Paul recogniz
ing the Georgia man that had a wreck
as the one that had swiped a Caro
lina rat cap . . . Crime does not pay
. . . Dan Henderson annoying The
Gamecock staff with his singing, or
was it? . . . Currie MacArthur being
told to wear his glasses to the Clario
sophic reception . . . Kitty Foster
shouting as she walked down the
middle of Main Street . . . Mrs. Moon
and the floor around the post-office
being flooded with Y. M. C. A. mail.
Freshman Baskin being told that
he had a romantic future . . . Jack
Johnson failing to get mail for a week
and then finding out that he had been
looking in the wrong box . . . Nita
Turner being proposed to at the
dance . .. . Tri Delta pledge being
kissed when- Carolina scored. Tsk.
tsk, Frank . . . Dallas Wilson telling
the freshmen football players in front
of LeConte about her broadcast . . .
Lois Jeter waiting while John McMas
ter talked with the editor .. .Polly Cely
expressing her love at first sight for
Carolina.
Ben Wyman going up in the new
smokestack and being locked in . . .
Hubert Harman taking some snap
shots of the campus from the top of
the stack after nearly dropping his
camera from its 160 foot height . . .
mn Page One
........................... $100.00
........... 50.00
rid Vespers .............. 350.00
.......................... 500.00
-ences .................... 150.00
>lies ...................... 200.00
.......... 50.00
eputations ................ 250.00
.......................... 100.00
.......................... 25.00
.......................... 225.00
.......................... 25.00
p .. ... ................. 50.00
.......................... 100.00
.......................... 1,180.00
M. C. A. ..............$3,355.00
Bird ..... ............... $500.00
>us Emphasis ............ 150.00
ol Visitations ............ 30.00
.......................... 300.00
.......................... 1,100.00
.......................... 50.00
.......................... 225.00
......................... 2,355.00
.........................$6.609.00
bscriptions ...............$1,000.00
-1 , -ROO
Margaret Mitchum telling. Couteay
Carson that he wouldn't know:What
a soul is becaus he '4dNt:* e
... Dr. Babcock takI4 tp golf and
planning to buy ten Ots of golf clubs
with the proceeds Oised from the
story of his .ex ri . . -. Haynie
(Beer-barrel) ince taking his mu
sic along to:the Presbytera Wednes
day night supper and being irked
when they didn't ask him to play.
Lane Woodcock's -not sq secret pas
sion, Joan Reynolds, confessing a
secret passion for another . t. Gladys
Gaskin, acting as secretary pro tem
at the University Players meetiuig,
losing the minutes and being. repri.
manded by the chair . . . Dot Koger
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Iookinn ~or anyone'se'houlder to lean
upod. Frent Wagdlaw acqiring
tQrciqus de.df,i6d 9essy ~..
J1mmie Thomo and Robet Earl Pen
land pio ig dates
- - sniokingli
igat the Wom
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worl she ca " ia rsati
dinig at the :saine ti.4 . A
sophomore registering' for Dr. Call4
cott'g history class because the pro.
fessor had such b'aWtiful blue eyes
and looked kind"' '.. Professor Woods
and Stephan as isual arguing over
what play the University Players
should give . . . Carol Cole accom
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Fresmap (Jeeil Brose e
dows south to play tenni,f' t1log.
us'-h6*'bw "obeat. 'AlRgg
Frehmuan Hee1 asldpg graduate st
dent Charles Lee if heI"re a fresh
man .. " Rat -ox Wglj.ig ad gig
gfing and trying;tookt r',qtf(W..
vian -L.mas, formarlytr,Q The
Gamecock returni to Ca to
take his plate on paper as a lowly
headline writer . .We Lon Rol
tins wearing Binky 'Williams old ten.
nis' sweater contrary tp roomrate in
structions.
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