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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, THURSDAY. DECEMBER J, 1915
NO. 14
vor. 24 ;
MORE THAN HALF HUNDRED GIRLS
ATTEND FALL DANCES HERE
Dances Given By Junior Orders and German
Club Enjoyed By Large Number
of Dancers
ALL CLASS FOOTBALL
TEAM IS SELECTED
The Carolina fall dances, by
I far the mosi uumni" wv.,.
tt:h I.kmmm- tin fall SfS.
lon tne jjiiiiiMiiuS - -v
Ision were held Thursday and
IfiViitav'of last week and were en-
Ijoyed by faculty, student body
land more than nan a nuuuicu
visiting girls. Fifty-eight cou.
hies were in the opening marcn
IThursday night.
The Thursday' night dance,
thP first of three dances, was giv-
len at the Bynura gymnasium by
the Junior Order of Gimghouls.
iMel) Long was the leader ot this
nee with Ed Reid and Johnnie
liati as his assistants. , Punch
l.m.l sandwiches were served dur-
l;(r h,p Pvptiintr. and the dancers
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adjourned at one thirty. The
Icrymnasium was decorated wun
everirreens and ribbons of red and
black, r Friday morning classes
Juniors Have 5 Men on Star
Line-up; Seniors 5
Although
the class football
Financial Statement Athletic Association
December 8, 1915
RECEIPTS
Athletic Fees. . .' $
Season Ticket
ciiampionsmp race was uui tun N , ,
to tne eno. vet in wie sjuu:a niaMTs Airrqiihir vpnnrrs )
were . played eleven men have Profit on Georgia Tech Game
2 297 50
20 00
25 00
50C 00
: 17b 4(,
571 47
shown that they are
superior to their rivals
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aiicrhtiv nroiit on v lrginui ijiiiue.. ............... .
nntinued uninterrupted except
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,v late .arrivals, on eight-thirtys
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and sleepers being awaKeneu un
wplvp-tliirtvs.
Friil av afternoon an informal
Ian,... was iriveu by the Junior
Jnler of Gorgon's Head at their
W The floor was crowded,
imt the dance was uuusually en-
Iioyable. Autumn leaves aim pm-
)le bunting formed attractive
ccorations. Throughout the
:.,,rp sandwiches and punch
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n.P last dance was given b n-
lay night by. the German Club
ml was largely attended, u was
.edbvL. A. Blue, Jn wita j.v,.
Wan and R. C. Davis as assist
tuts. The University colors were
ntwnirnous among the decora
linns nf nine and honeysuckle.
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lolfeo. with sandwiches arm
i. r,.m,i dnriny the
vpnlno".
Ciraiiurer's Orchestra of Wil-
iningtou furnished music for all
he dances,
Following" is a list pf the visit
ng girls and tfie. bqys who in-
dted them:
Raleigh Misses Elizabeth lei
air wHb C T. Smith; Katherine
khprwond and Eliza Leach with
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hAab SJiipp: LuUhclie spaim wuu
Sam Teltair; josepmuc "
wjth, Tom Ruftin; Katnenne
Smith with R. E. Little: MUdreu
lalden with Sam Telfair; juna
Manning with Fab Shipp; Agnes
riinhprlake with William wou-
oe; Isabelle Thrown with William
lewar: and Pesse Lumsden wun
ffesip Bpwers-
Charlotte Misses Annie Dew
v Chambers with E. Y. Keesler;
Mnftr snart Alexander and
Knnie Taliaferro with rancis
Markson; Aileen Butt and Ben-
tta Heath with Clyde Fore. Mrs.
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5, L, Chambers acted as chaper
ne for the Charlotte gins
G reensboro Misses Marion
'ones with Banks Mebane and
ilare-arpt Adams with Koueri
rop and Mrs. Sterling Jones ac
compauied the Greensboro girls
Winston-Salem Misses Lucy
Hanes with Edwin Borden; Sere
na Dalton with Fab. Shipp;
Ernestine Lott with Farrer Park
er; Margaret Fletcher with Wil
son Dalton; Katherine Graham
with Julian Hart; Ida Wilkinson
with William Wright; and Leona
Lambertson with Tom Ruffin.
Mrs. Wilkinson accompanied the
girls from Winston. -
Durham -Misses Claudia Lewis
with Mebane Loner; Margaret
Thomas with Orrih Lloyd ; Elise
Llovd with George Tandy; Doug
las Hill with John Morehead;
Louise White with Enoch Sim
innns! Ruth lallon and Janet
Mason with Mr. Small. Mrs.
Thomas chaperoned the Durham
grids.
Goldsboro-Misses Mary Dortch
and Julia Borden with Emmett
lobinson; Carroll Collier with
Holmes Herty; Ethel Miller with
Borden Cobb; aad Louise Craw
ford with William Graves.
Wilson Misses Gladys Smith
William Whitaker; Virginia Da
vis with James Pou; and Lanie
Hales with Claiborne Royall.
Wadesboro Misses Shepherd
T mI- and Aucrusta Little with
James Hardison.
Fi vetteville Misses Helen
Dodson with Hoke Black; am
Emma Sheets with Seddon Goode.
Mount Airy Miss Mary Frank
lin Graves, the attractive house
guest of Dr. Coker for the past
two weeks, with Harry Cobb the
opening night,
Gaslonia Miss hois vorrence
with Grimsley Taylor.
SalisburyMiss Alice McKen-
5?ie with Francis, Jordan.
Rocky Mount Miss Shafer
with Jchy Robbins,
Oxford MisJ Lucy Lan.dis
with Jfatnes Taylor.
Wilmiugtqn MissLpuise Wis,e
with Robert Davis..
Rockingham MissBruce Long
with Charles Daniels.
Chapel Hill Miss Gjpsie Bar
ton with Frank Fendergratt,
Louise Crawford, with William,
Graves Louise Yenab.le with
John Huske; and Qthrs. Most
of the ladies of tlie faculty at
tended the dances.
Hartsville, 9. C.r-Miss Mar
garet LawtoU, who has been the
house guest of Dr, Coker tor the
past two weeks,
Helton, S. C Misses taran
T.atiinAfl with M. K. Kobinson;
Mary Jaeger with Frank Pender-
graft.
Macon, Ga.Miss Mary Loates
with Bobo Tauner.
Wheeling, W. Va.-Miss Mar
garet Schmidt with Joun n.
Jones.
mith Roston. Va. Miss Wkk
Jordan with William Monroe.
T.iv Oaks. Fla. Miss Uaffre
for all
1 1,Anri! Pl-lorllC DatllPl.
coach of the four class Yearns, Overdraft September 1, 191a
. . ? : T.ocker Rent. .
who should know better, uian Groun(ls Laumiry and Help
anyone else the relative merits of Notes an( interest. ....
the class players, has seiecieu Traveling expense
Wa nil clnr raotd whirh folloWS. ScOUtS
The Junior eleven claims five Equipment and supplies...
c 1 tU tiotiinr five. -"'S. "
The remaining one is given to
the Freshman.
TVip linp-un of the all class
team is as follows:
Center, Holbrooke, of the Jun
tors.
Guards: Rymer, of the Seniors;
and Joines, of the Juniors
Tackles: Hart, of the Seniors;
and Harris, of the Juniors,
DISBURSEMENTS
Loss on Games
Citadel at Chapel Hill.. ........... .j...
Wake Forest at Chapel Hill . .
Georgetown at Washington......'..;.
V. M, I. at Greensboro. ( ... .
Clemson at Greenville, S. C. .... .
Davidson at Winston. Salem . .... '. .j.
Salary Treasurer and Graduate Manager.
Balance in Banks
254' 92
50 00
foi 15
114 50
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25 00
998 05
-113 00
542 70
113 20
159 55
146 25
29 15
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'223 00
4 900 OS
3 24 U.(&
The Athletic Council agreed in May to pay up to $1,000 in
addition to their regular subscription j ol 1,000 to the Alumm
Coaching Fund, provided the Alumni could not raise the necessary
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End: Ranson, of the Juniors; funds for the season.
and Wood, of the Seniors.,; ! , FINANCIAL REPORT OF VIRGINIA GAME 1915
Quarterback: Coleman, ot the A,,,:. x ,Kl ; nn ' J s" 5 299 00
-r - I VI LUWlUt 4A.tuiki v-- T '
JUUlOrs. i t rr; d
and Patterson of the Se-
Automobile Space .
Total Receipts.
2C
1.50.;1
5.00...
508 50
130 00
11 937 50
.1 439 (A
mors;
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Fullback: scales, or inerren- --- ----r 198 90
man. ntvr Tnint F.xnonse . ......... 4( 9(
, ."Selecting an all class team, . - . 10 497 89
writes Coach Daniel in defending jjt c. Share, Fifty per cent. ..... ... 5.248 .95
and explaining his choice, "has Expense of Squad, Scrubs, band, uoacnes,
, tuio VTanao-Pr?;. Gate Keepers, Ticket Sel-
proved a nam piuuwu v.. v f
time, owing to the fact that the , .le . c-- - ; ; ' ; '"''T 4 55634
..i.inu nnf nkved out. roht on iame ...,......,
"For' the center position Hoi- Program privilege and some school tickets yet to be account
hriYtrf and Rvmer stand out ed for. Also some advertising in nopewea ,an . ihnm.is
above all others. On account of
hi Rtpsi'fliness.-'I have selected
the former for the position. Both
were e-ood on offensive and de-
Holbrooke has the
place by being a, slightly supe
rior nlaver
"For guards Rymer and Joines
have the call. Rymer, although
he olaved center, could easily be
shifted and would make a good
for the oosition. Both-are
big, husky, and strong, possess
ing plenty of speed
"Harris and Uart are two
tackles that could give any back-
field trouble. Both, possessing
weight and speed, can break up
interference and pick out the
man w ith the ball. Besides their
WITCHING HOUR WELL
PRESENTED BY CLUB
Coggin in Leading Role is
Star of The Evening
Augustus Thomas' "T h e
Witching Hour" was presented
last Friday evening in Gerrard
Hall with great success by the
University Dramatic Club. Mr;
Mr.Kie and his committee Had
worked: faithfully, and the play
came up to every expectation.
The acting Friday was, on the
whole, of an unusally high order
abiHty on Hneplays, they could was 'dtdly unified 1 he
auirn. " f V . ' T . ..I .,uD,i nn tn pari other in
UlCU (HOJIl." "1-
fim fashion. "The Witching
BASKETBALL TEAM'S
! FIRST GAME DEC. 15
to carry the ball
be called on
when neede. ; c-nh
"Ranson and Wood could eas
ily take- care of any thing that
comes around the ends. Both
are hard, sure tacklers and can
catch passes. ; ,
In the back held i am sure
that all will agree that Coleman,
Huske, Patterson, and Scales
would be the best combination
possible. Coleman on account of
his Kicking, passing, and expe
; rience excels Lewis of the Seniors.
Huske, Patterson, and Scales are
all e-ood alike on the defensive
. om1 rwff111 VP. Several members
of the Junior team wil for some
time, remember,, the game thalj
Scales played against them.
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Banks Mebane, L,j,w 5, was
on, tUe iiijil wsi weeii m?uwi5
thaane'es.,
Hour" is the most difficult piece
attempted by the Dramatic Club
Continued on fourth Pasco
Plays! the Durham Y.M. C. A.
Probable Lineup.
On Wednesday, December 15.
the varsity basketball team will
play the Durham Y. M. C. A.
team in the gym at S o'clock. On
the following Sat. another game
will be played ; with Durham at
Durh?-in; ;;. The Carolina team is
showing up well and a gfod game
will be: played with the Y. M. CV
A. bunch. The team has not
been definitely decided upon s-o
far, but it is probable that those
who plas in Wednesday's game
will be chosen from - the follow
ing line up: ,' :
" , ( Viiitinucd on F(Mirlh I'ai;'.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Christmas Stationery and
Christmas Tobaccos ....
We Have them Fixed up to Perfection
Prince Albert, Tuxedo, Edgeworth, Stag
CAROLINA DRUG CO.
The Home of Pure Drugs. ' '
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pry an. Mr. ! and Mrs John WaW
Brtra wUU tterso,
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