The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-17
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The plans for the proposed Y. NJ.
c. A. building have been on exhibition
in the hall of the main building and
have attracted much favorable CON-
ment. Many students say that the
erection OF this building will be the
! greatest thing that has been done at
Clemson for long time. The struc-
ture will be situated Just north of the
Textile building and ut the eastern
end Of the new parade ground and
athletic field. Professor r.. e. Lee OF
| CLEMSON is the architect.
DR.. Winfield Scott Hall will lecture
/ hSre Monday under the auspices of
the Y. NJ c. A. He is specialist in
sex hygiene of national reputation.
He discusses many subjects Of vital
Interest to the young.
| The Clemson cadet band gave a
concert in the chapel Saturday Neyen-
Ing that was most credItatIe and
highly enjoyable. The band has made
remarkable progress under the lead
ership of Pro2esac- ", ~. ~. Routten,
who Is in charge of tie woodwork
division.
In a defamation contest in the Pal
metto Literary society will, nine en-
tries. SC. Stribling and T. A. Clark
were the winners Friday night. The
judges were Professors Martin and
| Ccvington and Cadet p. IT. Sem. D.
4 T.. Swinehart and w. E. Blake were
the winners In a similar contest in
the Columbian society. The Calhoun
society will hold its contest soon.
Then will follow an >nter-society con-
test soon after Thanksgiving.
In the Palmetto Literary society the
following officers have been elected
for the ensuing term: M. A. Smith,
president; RI D. Barker, vice presi-
dent; d. H. Banks, secretary: H. H.
Dukes, literary critic; D. j., Watson.
prosecuting critic: w. w Caughman,
censor: G. p. Hoffman, A. L. Shealy,
w. G. Ragsdale and j. ]. Murray, first
reporting critics; L. A. Page. SER
geant-at-arms .
The second term officers for the
Calhoun society are as follows: W. A.
Bigby, president; R. p. Thornton. vice
president q. H. Pate, critic: Fl H.
Johnson, censor: A B. Carwile, re-
cording secretary; r. c.. Anderson,
corresponding secretary; T.. H. SID
dali, second critic. In order that
( pictures might be made for the an
nual, the following officers were
elected for the third and fourth
terms: J. s. Moore, president; r. B.
Stewart, vice president; d. r.. Hop
/ hns, critic; W. H. Arthur, censor, for
the third term; and r. Osborne, presi-
dent, D. StribIing, vice president; {;
| r. N. BENJAMIN, critic s. Ward, CEN
sor. for the fourth term. IS ..i
| VI Professor 8. T. Howard, who, in i'd
dition to being one of the very best
teachers In the mechanical depart
ment, is something OF an expert in
several fields; ifs taking the pictures
Tor the annual. Everybody feels sure
that the work will be done we'll.
The defeat Of Georgia by the Tig-
ere has put now. life into the corps
OF cadets as well as into the team.
| There Is hardly q team in the South,
unless 1T Is Vanderbilt, that has had
such u heavy schedule as Clemson
has had. There has not been o single
weak team On the; l!st. The Tlgars
have met Davidson; Tennessee, Au.
burn, Carolina the Citadel, and ;Geor-
gia. They tied with Davidson. lost tc
/ iIennessee and Auburn, and have won
oil the other games. The gane with
Tech on Thanksgiy Is now the ab-
sorbing topic. Clemson hopes to win
that contest, IS 81 ~ s3 80
The Clemson freshman team hel
been defeated but once. and that by
the freshman team Of the University
/ OF Georgia. r team won from
Riyeraide 4apd Clarksyillc. and s tied
| with the Prasbytarian College OF South
ICarplina. S. 81
Contributors to the current number
OF the Chronicle the college mnga,
/ zine are w .: Hunter, 'i5 P.sY'J j.
Il ICresy. '15 : D. r. Iolget, '1S; G. r.
Moore. 'l5: 4. AZ r. Smith, '15; F. r
tThornton. I5. Besides these contpf.
buttons OF stories and poems, there
iare several departments under special
j EDITORS that are well filled with good
matter. Drawings appropriate to the
4 heading OF each department. arc the
work OF Holroyd and they are OF nm
jusuai merit. ~ S,
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