4
SOPHOMORES CARRY
OFF TRACK MEET
(Continued from first page.)
enormous amount of food in an ex
ceedingly short period of time. He
made a good show. Fleetwood elim
inated himself from the cramfest
when four crackers which he was
attempting to swallow without
chewing lodged somewhere above his
stomach.
In the clothespin race the Sopho
mores won out by a small margain
in front of the Juniors.
rll the ithree-legged race all the
horrors of a modern speed away
were experienced. Runners collid
ed; the floor was shaken; yells of
encouragement and shrieks of de
spair rent the air; while Vanner
Neece and Donna Mcßane of the
Senior class broke the ribbon a head
and neck's length in front of their
closest rivals.
Vanner Neece, '2O, won the suit
case race with that wonderful speed
which she seldom displays except on
rainy Sabbaths when she goes to her
"parson."
The sack race, over which quite a
dispute arose, was after the second
heat won by Herman Raiford, '2l.
Then came .the most exciting and
heartrending event of the evening.
Blushing maidens and bashful boys
turned from the sight; jealous lov
ers shrank back in despair; Miss
Louise shook her fist with righteous
indignation; but the eager couples
chewed on in spite of all, "forgetting
that which was behind and reaching
forth unto that which was before,"
thinking only of the sweetness in
middle of the string. Vera Mcßane
and' David White carried off first
honors in this for the third time in
the past three years.
The high cost of potatoes did not
prevent the potato race. Each class
chose its fastest girl (best runner)
for .this event. Eurie Teague, '22,
last year champion potato grabber,
had little difficulty in holding her
title to the championship for this
year.
Last of all came the work of the
heavyweights—tug of war—in which
four boys and three girls from each
class set their oxen strength and
skill against an equal number of the
opposing class. The "Preps" easily
dragged the Freshmen to ithe limit
and held them for time. The Sopho
mores snatched the Juniors off their
feet and then led' the Seniors in the
same path. The final pull was the
only real tussle of he evening, but
the "Preps" were unable to stop the
Sophomore tractor.
The Sophomores carried away the
undisputed title to the cup, having
won five events to the Seniors' three
and Juniors' two.
Summary.
Events. Winners.
Target ithrow . . . ."Ed" Raiford, '22
Shoe race J. C. Newlin, *22
Cracker race . .Herman Raiford, '2l
Clothespin race Sophomores
Three-legged race Seniors
Sack race H. Raiford, '2l
Tulip race Seniors
Potato race Eura Teague, '22
Tug of war Sophomores
Suit case race. . .Vanner Neece, '2O
Referees —Anscombe, Earlham.
Chief of police—Miss Louise.
Time, two hours.
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YOUR OLD COLLEGE
With its simplicity, thoroughness and no shams, becomes to-day
OUR NEW COLLEGE
With the growing opportunities an d enlarged student body and teeming
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OLD STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
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WE UKT ERIANS DISCUSS
LABOR AND CAPITAL
The last meeting of the Webste
rian Society was cut short due to
the basket ball game to be played
that night. The members present
were well entertained, however, by
the following debalte: "Resolved,
That labor has more power than
does capital." Paul Rayle and Han
sel Beeson, for the affirmative, gave
proof to show that labor is better or
ganized and has the public's sympa
thy. The negative, upheld by Geo.
Kinney and Seth Fleetwood, sought
to prove that capital has dbne more
for the public and is more popular.
The judges rendered a decision in
favor of the affirmative.
This being the night for election
of officers the following men were
elected: President, R. A. Lineberry;
secretary, R. C. Bulla; marshal,
Mat Lee Thompson.
After a constructive critic's report
by John Dorset society adjourned.
President Binford, Professor and
Mrs. Anscombe, Mrs. Davis, Miss
Julia White and Professor Mills at
tended Friends' Quarterly Meeting
in High Point Saturday. .
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