March 20, 1923
THE TAR HEEL
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Teaching Engineering a Real Man's Work
"Why are you satisfied to spend your
days here when you might be doing bigger
and m.ore remunerative work with us?"
The speaker was the Vice President of a
big corporation, and he was addressing a
great chemist.
The man to whom he spoke looked from
his study window out over a well-loved
campus for several moments before he re
plied. Finally his answer came, "I guess
Jt's because I am more interested in help
ing o make men than I would be in just
making things."
This thing of building men is one of the
most fascinating vocations known. The
pleasure that grows out of watching men
develop, out of seeing them make effective
use of the fundamentals that have been so
carefully given them to use it is doubt
ful if there can be any pleasure much
deeper or more satisfying.
The teacher honors himself in the user
fulness of his students. And the teacher
of engineering, especially. His laboratory
and his materials are in the minds of men.
He shows them the right and constructive
use of the senses and. the memory in se
curing and storing information. He trains
the judgment and the will to analyze an4
to decide. Little by little he develops the
will to do, the ability to turn decision into
accomplishment, the quality that always
marks the successful engineer, who is &
man who gets things done.
' Westinghouse, and every engineering
business, must acknowledge a deep obliga
tion to those teachers whose training and
interest have been an inspiration and a sure
foundation for the individual successes that
are constantly being recorded. And nothing
that men or events may do can deprive the
teacher of his rightful share of such triumphs !
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STATE TENNIS AND TRACK
HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS TO
BE HELD HERE APRIL 13
All Secondary Schools Eligible
and Much Interest Expected
to Be Aroused This Year.
VARIETY OF EVENTS OPEN
Miss Dorothy Greenlaw entertained
with two tables of bridge last Thursday
night in honor of Miss Lydia Fisliburn
of Chnrlottesville, Va., who has been the
guest of Miss Nancy Battle for the past
week. Miss Fisliburn left for Char
lottesville Sunday.
One-quarter of the wage-earners of
the United States are women.
Miss Estelle Harding of Camden, S.
C, and Miss Esther Cook, of Chicago,
visited over the week-end with Dr. and
Mrs. G. K. G. Henry. Both are in
school at St. Mary's but are enjoying a
few days spring holidays.
It Davs to advertise in the Tar
Heel our readers know a good
thing when they see it.
The eighth annual state high school
inter-scholastic tennis tournament and
the eleventh annual state high school
inter-scholastic track meet will be held
here on April 13, according to the date
set by the state high school athletic com
mittee. AH secondary schools of the
state are eligible to send representatives
to contest in both events. The commit
tee expects this year's high school day
to be the biggest of its eleven year
history.
There are to be tennis contests in both
singles and doubles. Any school may
enter either the singles or doubles, or
both. The cups will be awarded in ten
uis, one to the school winning the doubles
and one to the school winning the singles.
Wilmington High school won the
tournament in HMO. Oak Ridge Insti
tute won in doubles and Wilmington
High School in singles in 1017. Ashe
ville High School won the tournament iu
1918, and Wilson High School iu 1019
and l!-'0. Raeford High School won iu
singles and Oak Ridge won in doubles in
1921. Oak Ridge won the Tournament
in 1022.
The school winning the largest number
of points in the track meet receives the
state championship cup for one year.
The school which wins the relay race re
ceives permanent possession of a loving
cup. Contestants winning first place re
ceive a silver medal and those winning
a second place receive a bronze medal.
The following events will be held:
100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, 440-yard
run, 880-yard run, one-mile run, 120
yard low hurdles, high jump, broad jump,
pole vault, 12-pouud shot put, discus
throw, javelin throw, relay race.
The held events are to be held on the
morning of April 13, at ten o'clock, and
the track events in the afternoon at two
o'clock.
High Point High School won the inter-scholastic
track meet in 1913, and
Friendship High School won the meet
during the years, 1914, 1915, 1910, 1917,
1918, 1919 and 1920. Chapel Hill won
the meet in 1921 and 1922.
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Q. E. D.
HOW me," says the math, teacher and
when the chalk clouds have settled down
there are a lot of figures signed "Q. E.D."
which aren't "Q. E. D" at all.
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your beard right down to the base before the
breakfast bell has rung twice ? Will it leave your
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Every day men are finding how much easier
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thoroughness with which
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GRADUATE CLUB ELECTS
THREE NEW OFFICERS
At the February meeting of the Grad
nate Club, ollicers were elected. They
are as follows: J. A. Render, president;
I. .1. Stephenson, vice-president; C. C,
Edwards, secretary and treasurer. The
March meeting of the club is to be held
Tuesday night at 7:30. Dr. Archibald
Henderson will address the club.
All applications for fellowships in the
Graduate School must be in the bands of
Dr. (Jreenlnw, dean of that school, by
April 1.
The Right Revereued Joseph I'lount
Cheshire, Bishop of the Diocese of North
Carolina administered the right of Con
firmation Sunday night at Chapel of the
Cross.
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