The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-17
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CLEMSON COLLEGE
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The plans for the proposed Y. M.
c. building. have been on exhibition
In the hall of the main building and
have attracted much favorable com
meat. Many students say that tho
erection of this building be the
greatest. thing that has BIZ lone at
Clemson for long time. In. struc-
ture will be situated Just north of the
Textile building and at the eastern
end OF the new parade ground and
athletic field. Professor R. E. Lee of
Cienson is the architect.
DR.. Winfield Scott Hall will lecture
here Monday under the auspices OF
the Y. M. c. A. He Is a 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 even
ing that was most creditasGe and
highly enjoyable. The band has made
remarkable progress under the Lead
ership Of Professor w. NJ. Routten,
who is in charge of the woodwork
division.
In defamation contest in the Pal
metto Literary society with nine en-
tries. s.. c. Stribling and T. A. Clark
were the winners Friday night. The
judges were Professors Martin and
Covington and Cadet P. H. Sem. d.
e. Swinehart and w. E. Blake were
the winners in similar contest in
the Columbian society. The Calhoun
society will hold fits contest soon.
Then will follow an suter-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; II. ID. Barker, vice presi-
dent; l., II. Banks, secretary; H. H.
Dukes. literary critic: ID. j. watnnn.
prosecuting critic: w. W.. Caughman,
censor: g. p. Hoffman, A. l.. Shealy,
w. G. .Ragsdale and J. 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. II. Pate, critic: Fl H.
Johnson, censor; A. 3. Carwile, re-
cording secretary; +. 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
elecIed Tor the third and fourth
.s. :. :.:.. &c. =. Q A..scc-c e-ee.aent: p q.
Stewart, vice president; d. r, Hop
hnB, critic; w. Fl. Arthur, censor. for
the third term; and r. Osborne, presi-
dent: F. d. Stribling, vice president; !;
R. N. Benjamin, critic: J. Ward. CEN
sor. for the fourth term.
Professor S. T. Howard, who. in ad-
dition to being one of the very best
teachers In the mechanical depart
ment, Is something of an expert In
several fields. is taking the pictures
for the annual. Everybody geels sure
that the work will be done we'll.
The defeat OF Georgia by .he Tig-
ers has put new life into The corps
Of cadets as well as into ihe team.
There Is hardly team In tie South,
unless 1t is Vanderbilt. that hes had
such heavy schedule as Clemson
has had. There has not been a single
weak team on the list. The Tigers
have met Davidson, Tennessee, Au-
burn, Carolina. tie Citadel. and Geor-
gia. They tied with Davidson, lost to
Tennessee and Auburn, and have won
all the other games. The game with
Tech on Thanksgiving Is now tie. alb
sorbing topic. Clemson hopes to win
that contest. &.
4 The Clemson freshman team has
been defeated but once. and that by
the freshman team of the University
OF Georgia. The team won from
Riverside and ClarksviIla. FAD tied
with the Presbyterian College OF South
Carolina.
Contributors to the current number
OF tue Chronioie--the college maya
ziileare w. ]. Hunter, rs; p. j.
Crecy, rs; ID. r.. Folger. 'f6 -G. r.
Moore, I5; NJ. r. Smith, '15; Fl r.
Thornton. 10. Beaides these confri-
buttons OF stories and poems, there
are several departments under special
editors that are well filed with good
matter. Drawings appreprfate TO the
heading OF each. department are the
work OF HoIroyd. and they are OF nm
usual merits 49,.