The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 23, 1919, Page 7, Image 7
CARLISLE SCHOOL NOTES.
Clipped From The Bugle.
Capt. Walton On Visit.
All of us were surpi. d Wednesday
morning to see Capt. Walton on the
^ campus again. CaptaTn Walton was
professor of military science and tactics
^after the estabpshment of the
R. O. T. C. last year.
A few days before school closed in
June, Capt. Walton was ordered overseas.
He spent two months in France
^ and Germany. While in Germany he
stood a physical examination for a
parmanent appointment as captain
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. this examination Capt. Walton v.*as
ordered to the hospital at Fort Me- ;
Pherson, Ga.. as soon as he returned
to the United States. He is now on
sick leave and is stopping by with us
before going to his home in Sandusky,
Ohio.
Band Making Fine Progress.
The school band which is now in ;
the process of organization, is mak- '
ing fine progress. It requires lots of
practice in addition to the regular t
lesson hour and the men receive individual
instruction under the supervision
of Capt. Lanham. The members
realize the necessity of a great
amount of practice and spend most
of their spare time in practicing on
the instruments.
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It usually requires a year of care- 1
ful instruction before one is able to J
play an instrument well enough to i:
fill a place in a band; but with dili?
gent effort the band-master expects
to make good music by Christmas, if
not before.
' New Literary Society.
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On Thursday, October 14th, the
student body of Carlisle school held
a meeting for the purpose of organizing
a new literary society. This
was necessitated by the large number
of cadets in attendance this year;
the number has increased to such an
extent that the halls of the Kilgo and
to hold all the new members that a?*e
to be enrolled. To solve this problem,
under the d irection of the Faculty
Advisory committee, Capt. Shieder,
Captain William Watson, and Captain
Herlong, the Sheridan Literary
society was organized and members
selected from each of the Beach and
Kilgo societies to form a nucleus of
the new society.
Previous to the present scholastic
year, the Sheridan Literary society,
one exclusively for girls, was a live
organization on the rampus. This,
however, was automatically abolished
on the abolition of the girls' dormitory,
since there are only a few
town girls attending school.
Wishing to commemorate the name
\ of the first headmaster of Carlisle,
the new society, on the recom- ,
mendation of the advisory committee,
unanimously adopted the name previously
borne by the girl's society?
namely, The Sheridan Literary society.
Foot Ball Eleven.
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Football practice has been going on
at a rapid clip on the athletic field
since the practice game with Orangeburg
October 3rd. The team shows
wonderful improvement under the
coaching of Coach Herlong and Coach
Boland, and a team worthy to represent
the Old Gold and Black is expected
soon to be rounded into tiptop
shape. At present there are two
teams with reserves on the side lines
fighting for a place on the varsity
eleven. The men have realized thaf
there is much hard work before them
before they can be transferred from
a bunch of greens into a successful
eleven. Among the new men are Dan
West and S. Shealv, who are showing
4 unusual pep and stickability in the
dally practice.
Personals.
?Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wolfe, of
Jamison, visited their son, Felder,
Sunday.
?Mr. Joe Lucas, of Walterboro,
paid a visit to the campus Tuesday
evening.
?Cadet Marion Goodwin spent the
week end in Colleton county with his
parents. /
?Mrs. C. E. McLendon visited her
son, Julian, Sunday and Monday
morning.
?Cadet LeRoy Dantzler spent
Sunday and Monday -with his sister
4 in Ehrhardt.
?Mr. Tom Connor and Mr. Frank
Connor, of Branchville. were visitors
here Sunday.
?Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smoak, of
Cordova, visited their sons, Glenn
and Grayord Sunday.
?Rev. Peter Stokes, of Orangeburg,
chairman of the board of control
of Carlisle, was here Tuesday
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