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500 1 Three-Day Program Mental Skills, Foreri More than five hundred high sci state convened on the Carolina cami part in the mental, forensic, and al School Week. Eighteen separate mental contests< were held for nearly four hundred students, the number of winners reaching well over a hundred. Mental contests in Senior algebra, junior algebra, general science, bi ology, junior Latin, senior Latin, geometry, junior English, and junior spelling vere administered to sev eral hundred students from all over the state. Prelims in all forensic contests and track and tennis were held. Included in this group is the im portant General Scholarship contest. The winner of this contest is the winner of the Phi Beta Kappa scholarship given each year by the Carolina chapter of the national scholarship fraternity. The winning group in the general scholarship contest is considered in dividually to decide who shall win the $100 scholarship. On Wednes day 89 students in the contest stood tests in English, history and scho lastic aptitude, the to) ranking seventeen being included on the winner's list. FRIENDLY SERVICE SAVES TIME AND MONEY AT go tal Telegraph CHARGES FOR TELEGRAMS 'PHONED IN APPEAR ON YOUR TELEPHONE BILL. What Will You Do After Graduation? If you plan to teach, let South ernTeachers' Agency help you find the right position. Southern Teachers' Agency has gained the good will and patronage of thousands of school executives in every department of educational work. It receives more than 7,000 vacancies annually. Since 1902, it has placed successfully more than 46i,000 teachers. Its service covers many states from four offices. In short, it serves the South. Why not let it serve youi? Southern Teachers' Agency has placed members of each graduating class at Carolina for forty years. Visit our offices and let us tell you what we can do for you. Southern Teachers' Agency S. C. National Bank Building Telephone 5224 AH HATES LC He-MAN of the HlLLS! big-fisted big-hearted of Dogpatch now on SCREEN! Every gal in town is after... High ! Had Contests In isics, Athletics iool students from all parts of the )us for three days last week to take thletic contests of the annual High Eighty-Two Win In Two Latin Contests In the two Latin contests of the High School Week program a total of eighty-two students took part. There were fourteen winners in Junior Latin and three in Senior Latin. Winners in the Senior Contest finals are: Sadie Louise Anderson, Laurens; Jean Carroll, Newberry; and Betty Virginia Kinard of Co lumbia. There were twelve contest ants in this contest. Tlop-scorers of the J,unior Latin group are: Vera Margaret Bryan, Andrews; Felecia Camm, Columbia (Dreher Hligh); Miriam Anita Chandler, Lake City; James Fran cis Goss, Laurens; Katie Pauline Grantham, Hartsville; Tedly Levy, Batesburg; Clyde Wilson McLean, Columbia (Dreher High); Mary Alice McMillan, Columbia (Dreher High); Annl Hagood Martin, Eas ley; Margaret Woods Meriwether, Colnnbia (University High); John W. Morris, Clinton; Mildred Lois Owens, Laurens; Caroline Derrick Stroup. Laurens; Lewis l'atterson Thompson, Camden. Winners Are Announced In Short Story Contest A small contest which arouses much interest in the High School Week testing program, the short story contest is limited to one con testant from each school district. There are only two winners in the group and this year top honors went to Patricia Barnes of Dillon and Mary Bailey Owens of Clinton. ALWAYS OPEN Toddle House 1419 Gervais Street * EAT SANCKEN'S ICE CREAM ALWAYS Manufactured By Richland Dairies Columbia, S. C. CENTRAL DRUG CO. 5197 -- PHONES - 5198 1204 Main Street VYE The hero the ---More Pantry Pirates Latest World News MON. - TUES. and WEDNESDAY 3choo Four Moth Contests Were Held Here In High Week Meet Four big contests in the field ol mathematics were held in the Higli School Week mental testing pro gram. A total of seventy-sever winners were listed in the Arithme tic, Geometry, and Julior and Senior Algebra contests. Sixteen winners were chosei from the seventy-four competitors in the Arithmetic -finals. They are: Fred Fowler Burns, Laurens; Alvin Elihue Caldwell, Woodruff; Mar garet Hazel Davis, Woodruff; James McDowell Givens, Rock Hill; Bon nie Virginia Green, Fountain Inn; Marian D)oris Jones, Fountain Inn; William Ezekiel Keels, Jr., Rock 1-ill; Thomas Judson Lane, Latta; Annie Belle Nelson, Woodruff; James Leonard Pratlon, Green wood; Virginia Shelton, Woodruff; Jean Shia, Florence; Calvin Howard Shuford, Cayce; Julian Lemuel Sox, West Columbia; Helen Davis Stea gall, Florence; and NWilliam Lee Tidwell, Rock Hill. Geometry finals drew 114 con testants. The winners are: Jimmy Neel Bailey, Greenwood; \Villiam lenry Baxley, Darlington (St. John's); Sarah Elizabeth Branigan, Rock Hill; Saunders McKenzie Bridges, Florence; John Pariter 11uiltman, Florence; Mary Frances Capps, Hartsville; James Thomas )allas, Columbia; Stanley Farb stein, Beaufort; George Dawson lalsey, Columbia (Dreher High); Frances Virginia Hawkins, Union; Irnest Brady Honeycutt, Rock Hill; William Preston Horton, Co lumbia; Nelle Raysor Irby, Wood ruff; Wade Edwin Lanford, Wood ruff; Elaine Pearlstine, St. Mat thiews; Charles Platt, Summerville; Lem Frank Robinson, Easley; Rob ert Edward Seymour, Greenwood; William Jennings Shealy, Colum bia; Helen Smoak, St. Matthews; John Holnes Trescot, Columbia (Dreher High); Cal William Wal * Learn Ball Room Dancing THE EASY WAY :-: Register Now:-: Fetner - McCulloch SCHOOL OF DANCING 811 Woodrow - Phone 5482 Or See Wahlee Hinson Photograph FOR Every Purpose CHARLES OLD NEW ADDRESS 1711 Main Street BUN( S - LATE SHOW SAT. 10:45 ._l - Stud Best Spellers In State Meet Chosen More than 150 students took part in the annual High School Week spelling contests. There were eigh teen winners in Senior Spelling and thirteen winners in Junior Spelling. Senior Spelling yvinners are: Margaret Adams Cross Hill; Sadie Ander son, Laurens; Matlie Arnold, Laurens; Annie Barnes Lowndesville; Naomi Buzhardt, Lau rens; Felicia Camm, Columbia; Clara Court ney, Bennettsville; James It. Dill, Greenville; Ralph Frye, Andrews; Vermelle Haile, Co. lunbia; Julia Johnson, Rock Hill; Melvi Levine, Lake City; Lois Maret, Anderson; Margaret Iteddin, Whitinire; Helen Smoak, St. Matthiews; Lois Sullivan, Anderson; Pris villa TranthInm, Camden; Hubert F. Wood bide, Jr., Florence. Winners in the Junior Spelling contest are: Vivian Olive Barker, Denmark; Rebecca Ann Barnett, Clover; Mary Les Betts, Rock Hill; Charles W. Cooper, Clinton; Norma Edwards, Latta; .Margaret Gall, Batesburg; Rachel Ef fie Grier, Clover; Martha Humphreys, Den mark; Frances Eliza McGee, liatesburg; Bar bara Nan" Nettles, Leo; Marianne Reaves, Manning; Ralph itRichard Rosier, Cayce; Rich ard Arthur Waldrep, Greenville. ters, St. George; and Mary Ann Wharton, Laurens. Senior Algebra winners from 66 -contestants are: Naomi Frances Buzhardt, Laurens; William Dewey Hagins, Columbia; George Dawson Halsey, Columbia (Dreher High); Archie rhonias Harris, Columbia; Betty Virginia Kit)ard, Columbia; Leonora Ann Major, Cross Hill; Dorothy Alice Mapp, Lake City; Jeanne Eileen Marshall, Rock Hill; Ben Spencer Meeks, Columbia (Dreher High); Elise Nicholson, Greenwood; James Wallace Rector, Camden; Herbert Rosenstock, Dil lon; Bob \Vade Sanders, Columbia; Melvin Schoenberg, Beaufort; James Franklin Sutton, Columbia ()reheraHigh); and James Percy Whitlock, Lake City. Twenty-one winners were chosen from the 101 Junior Algebra con testants. They are: Mattie Lee Arnold, Laurens (Ford High); Ann Bowen, Greenwood; B a y n a r d Sinions Boykin, Camden; Harriet Brown, Newberry; Mildred Brown, Lake City; Newton Bruce, St. George; Jack Clarkson, Lower Richland (Hopkins); Annie Rae Conner, St. George; Briant Andrew Cox, Camden; Francis Earl Ellis, Allendale; Wilma Doris Gaddis, 1414 MAIN STREET OPPOSITE PALMETTO THEATRE Liberty Loan & Luggage Co. We Make Loans On Anything of Value WE BUY OLD GOLD AND SILVER WE DO WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING OPEN LATE EVENINGS Remember Mother With Flowers S L IG H'S Floral Shop ~LE THROUGH The JUNGLE! with the stars of "The Road to Singapore" . . . in a joy tour through brightest Lafrica. --Moe Jo -- Lates-Mored Jows Also Starting SMONlDAY I ents Eighteen Winners Are Chosen From 90 Science Finalists Eighteen students of the ninety contestants took final honors in the General Science contest in High School Week testing. The Univer sity Personnel Bureau announced winners on a top 20% basis. The winners are: Charles D. Barker, Walhalla; Carolyn Baruch, Rock Hill; James Davis Conner, Smoaks; Dora Elizabeth DeLoache, Saluda; Edwin Woodside Folk, Simpsonville; James Cower Ham mond, Blackville; James Lafayette Haynsworth, Hagood; Leaman D. Jones, Clinton; and Charles Ernest McCown, Clinton. Also, Richard Perry Maner, Al lendale; Perry B. Newton, Dillon; William Henely Powers, Pickens; Frank Randolph Rauton, Green wood; William James Reid, Abbe ville; Calvin Howard Shuford, Cayce; Clarence Eugene Sistar, Rock Hill; Julia Ann Smoot, Dil lon; and Louise Wrenn, Heath Springs (Lancaster High). YMCA Takes Survey Of Working Situation More than half of the male stu dents at Carolina are working their ,vay through college, either in whole or in part, a survey recently con lucted on the campus revealed. R. G. Bell, executive secretary of the Y.M.C.A., who coducted the survey, said the figures would be igher if the entire student body were included in the survey, since lew students in the professional schools were student employment ias the highest instance, were ques 3reenwood; Janet Hatchell, Flor mce; Doris Virginia Knight, Rock Hill; George Howard Lewis, Beau ,ort; Ann Hagood Martin, Easley; Margaret Carolyn Pitts, Camden; Eee Merle Rahn, Beaufort; Polly 3eabrook Richards, Lancaster; Ju ian Harry Schoenberg, Beaufort; Hughey Tindal, Jr., Camden; and William Thomas Waters, Camden. EVANS MOTOR CO. for 04-hour service DIAL 8103 then count the minutes Friday and Saturday "THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT" Ann Sheridan - George Raft Humphrey Bogart Monday and Tuesday "FOREIGN CORRESPON DENT" Joel McCrae - Laraine Day Herbert Marshall Wednesday and Thursday "BRIDAL SUITE" Annabelle - Robert Young Triple Star Laugh Triumph Is Terrific! He's a smoothieli EiIRN She I, a wid MWRT Ruth HUBSEY --3 BIGDAYS -: t"'%in/1Starts * 2 Saturday also Monday and Tuesday Take English Quizzes Draw Contestants Attracting more contestants than any other mental contest, the junior and senior English tests were partic ipated in by more than three hun dred students in the High School Week program held on the campus last week. The winners are: Doris Alexander, Anderson; Be atrice Allinger, North Charleston; Sadi,e Anderson, Laurens; Joseph Atwill, Florence; James Beatson, Manning; Edna Bowers, Newberry; Jean Carroll, Newberry; Frances Curry, Clover; James Dallas, Co lumbia; John Felts, Conway; George Halsey, Columbia; Betty Kinard, Columbia; Melvin Levine, Lake City; Mary Owings, Laurens; Harriet Pearcy, Walterboro; Mary Pitts, Camden; Annie Pugh, Dar lington; Shirley Rivers, Florence; Cele Roberts, Columbia; James Royster, Edgefield; Mattie Sanders, North Augusta; Ann Sherer, Rock Hill; Cherry Sims Orangeburg; Harriet Smith, North Charleston; Kate Smoot, Dillon; Marianne Snyder, Columbia; Becky Stewart, Newberry; Virginia Sumerel, Clin ton; Priscilla Trantham, Camden; Mildred Vaughn, North Charleston; Louise Wallace, Florence. Junior English winners are: Audrey Anne Adams, Florence; Margaret Anne Beasley, Cheraw; Felicia Beall Camm, Columbia; Mary Ellen Cannon, Orangeburg; Josephine Eggerton, Columbia; Joyce Gaston, Lydia; Curtis Gatlin, Newberry; Helen Florence Geraty, Yonges Island; Susie Adelaide Grier, Chester; Louise Hartzell, Cheraw; James Earle Henderson, Conway; Sarah Adeline Hoover, Batesburg; Julia Elizabeth Johnson, Rock Hill; Philip Klinck, North Augusta; Mary McKissick, New berry; Marguerite Mattison, Ander son; Alice Laurence Miller, Black ville; William James Reid, Abbe ville; Polly Seabrook Richards, Lancaster; Paul Allen Riley, Ben nettsville; William Dixon Robert ELITE CAFE ''COLUMBIA'S MOST UNIQUE* Where Students Meet and Eat 1736 MAIN STREET :-: ALWAYS OPEN BUSINESS IS ESSENTIAL TO EVEI COLLEGE MEN DAY, NIGHT. AND DRAUGHON'S BUI 1218 Sumter Street PRANK W. L.YKES, PRESIDENT MRS. D. T. FAUL-KENBER Must a summ4 be a country4 ARROW says"N/ . and proves it with city bred summer shirts that are comfort ably cool, yet as nleat and smart as any you own. COLLAR,. . .. Tr.a Tests4 Twenty Winners In Biology Finals Biology contest finals were com peted in by eighty students in the High School Week contest. The top twenty percent, twenty contestants, were listed as winners. This group is: William Richard Bargeron, Columbia (Dreher High); Baynard Simons Boykin, Camden; Thomas Brunson, Florence; Pruella Campbell, Columbia; Bernice Ophelia Chapman, Newberry; An nie Rae Conner, St. George; Osmine Boyne Givens, Fountain Inn; Wil liam White Lewis, Whitmire; Vanncy Alfred McAuley, Traveler's * Rest; Bobby McKinnon, St. George; Ann Hagood Martin, Eas ley; Sarah Fay Morgan, Springfield; James Clarence Owen, Columbia; James Carl Pepper, Easley; Polly Seabrook Richards, Lancaster; Bet ty Saums Roof, Columbia; Guy Clif ford Smith, Bishopville; Neloise Stokes, Bishopville; William Lee Tidwell, Rock Hill; Mary Eliza beth Willis, Newberry. Winners In Keen Exam Announced By McCall Included in the mental contests for commercial students was the Shorthand contest. High schools from all over the state sent 60 stu dents to the Shorthand final contest. Winners are: Doris Florella Alexander, Anderson; Vivian Chiles, Greenwood; Lillie Norma Davis, Darlington; Althea Lou Harbin, Pendleton; Lois Edna Hinds, Flor ence; Grace Irene Jones, .Belton; Sara Delores Jones, Pendleton; Frances Gertrude McCrery, Green wood; Mary Elizabeth McCravy, Chester; Eula Mac Sandifer, St. George; Bernice Jane Sisk, Ander son; Virginia Carolyn Sumerel, Clinton; Priscilla Ann Trantham, Camden; Mary Ann Wharton, Laurens. son, Columbia; Fred Bacon Rothell, Saluda; Jimmie Senn, Fairforest; Doris Nell Sistare, Lancaster; Sara Louise Taylor, Lancaster; William Lee Tidwell, Rock Hill. Columbia Office Supply Co. P R INTING COMMERCIAL STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1112 Lady St. Phone 5163 T R A ININ G YONE, PARTICULARLY AND WOMEN SPECIAL CLASSES IINESS COLLEGE :: Telephone 5951 WM. LYKES. JR.. VICE-PRESIDENT RY, SEcRETARY-TREASURRR faou- Arwlolart Srun (sbricsrikg Arrow shmrts av te fasArrow e olar. TEyIP ar Sanrize