The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-27
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Tho designs submitted by repre-
scntativcs of the various colleges in
the architectural competitions just
ended, are hung in the hall OF the
main college building and arc at
tracing much attention. All Glenn
sOnians are proud that l.. LeGrand
OF the senior class won the first
prize over II competitors represent
Ing Tulane. Auburn. Georgia Tech,
and Clemson.
The junior class has elected the
following strong staff for the 1916
annual, Taps" Editor-in-chief. c.
Rotbell; first business manager, d. +.
Folger; second business manager. w.
F. Wright; assistant managers. J. NJ.
jackson and ]. w. Stribling; advertis-
ing manager, J. j, Sitton; chief of the
iterar ystaff. E. II. Agnew; assistants,
a. NJ Dickson, r. f. Wright. r. j.
Odom. r. NJ. Mcconnell. J. P. Har-
rail-, ID. G. O'Dell. ID. III. Banks. A. w.
Mallory, w. A. Morrison. T. ii. Sid
dali, ID. NJ. Simpson and F. e. Arm
strong; chief OF the art staff, II. r..
Trott.
NJ. A. Smith and +. w. GarFiss rep
resented Clemson in debate with
Charleston college last Saturday
night. The Charleston lads won the
debate. bt the Clemson boys had a
delightful trip and were entertained
in true Charlestonian style.
G. Rothhell and E.. II. Pate will rep
resent Clemson in the debate here
against Wocord
Prof. w. NJ. Morrison. Secretary
Bob Sweeney. A. b. Carwile and T.
II. Tate represented the Clemson COL
lege Sunday school att the recent
State convention in Newberry.
The visit OF President j. p. Kin
ard and about 40 of his Anderson COL
lege girls added much to the interest
of the weekend enjoyments last
Saturday afternoon.
ID. f. Swinehart will represent
Clemson next week in the State ora
torical contest at Winthrop. ard also.
the following week, in the prohibition
contes tat Wofford.
The Clemson glec club gave a per-
formance last night at Lander col
lege.
President W. NJ. Riggs, Prof r. E.
Lee and EeY w. II. Mills will repre-
sent Clemson at the approaching ed
ucational conference In Chattanooga.
At the chapel exercises Friday
day morning, President Riggs congra-
tulated the cadets on the interest
they are showing in the various in
tercollegiate contests that the college
has entered. There has always been
interest in academic contests as we'll .
He then announced that Cadet l..
Legrand OF the senior clas had won
the first place in the architectural
competition among tho four southern
thnt rrty tacn In
tecture-Tulane. Auburn, Georgia
Tech and Clemson.
|. There were fifteen competitors, and
Cadet I.egrand deserves the hearty
congratulations he is receiving on
every hand. The problem was the de-
signing OF "a museum with a court
yard" The drawings required were
floor plans, elevations and sections
These drawings will be an exhibition
In tho hall OF the main building AT
Clemson for several days.
This competition was conducted
under. tho auspices OF Tulane univer-
slty. The program was prepared by
| member OF the American Institute
In New Orleans, and the drawings
were Judged by n committee OF prac-
| ticing architects of the institute n
New Orleans, Birmingham, and At.
| ianta. sans
! The division of architecture is the
youngest at Clemson. The first ara.
duates from the course will be sent
out in June. Prof. r. E. Lee Is al
the head OF both the divisions oI
drawing and OF architecture. Profea.
sor Lang, the instructor In afchitec,
ture. deserves credit for the faithful
| work he has done In the division
says Professor Lee.
o.. NJ. Lilies OF Auburn and S.
Seifeifh of Tulane tied for secdnd
place In the contest. and p. N.
Sowell OF Auburn and G.. NJ BIT, o
] Tech received honorable mention.