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pherson N. C; Turner A. & M.; Jones admiration with which the students
RODES K. MYERS
N. C. Time 2:04. i
cherish his memory.
BEST IN CONTEST
Following are the resolutions adoptJavelin Roundtrce, Vandy; Pries-tc- r
SATURDAY NIGHT
A. & M.; Yates V. P. I.; Peter- ed by the Sophomore class:

Distance 187 feet,
inches.
mile run Smith Alabama
during which time the team won 10 Purser N. C; Roberts Ga. Tech.; Van
out of 19 contests. He is the holder Order Vanderbilt. Time 10:2 0.
220 yard low hurdles Moore N. C;
of two medals awarded in oratory,
the Robinson Medal of 1917, and the Stevens L. S. U.; Nash Scwanee;
& L. Time :25.1.
Ogdcn Medal of 1919, both awarded Davis W.
High jump Stcmphcns A. Si M.;
to him at Ogdcn College of Bowling Norman W. & L.; Lowry W. & L;
He is a member of Lambda Crain U. of Miss., Marquis, Auburn,
Green.
Chi Alpha, national spcial, Phi Alpha nnd Biddle, W. & L. tied for fourth.
Delta, honorary law, and Tau Kappa Height 5 feet 10 8 inches.
jump Brady
Kentucky;
Broad
Alpha, honorary oratorical fraterniRoberts Vanderbilt; Culbrcth V. P. I.;
ties.
Clifford Smith, speaking on "SJian-tung- ," Borman L. S. U.. Distance 21 feet
took first place in the League 10 2 inches.
Relay Louisiana State: Chandler,
in 1920, nnd in 1923 James Darnell,
with "The Motto of the Age," as his Degravcllo, Brown, Cnillctcaux; Miss.
A. & M.; Vanderbilt. Time 3:20.4.
subject, was awarded first place.
The 100 yard dash, which Foster of
V. M. I., won in the first heat of the
TIES FOR HIGH
trials also tied a southern record in
POINT MAN WITH
S. Robinson, Miss. A. & M.,
9.8.
FOSTER OF V. M. I. set a new conference record of 4:25.4
for the mile. Mitchell, of Georgia
Tech, was also under the record of
(Continued from Page 4)
4:27, made by Robinson last year.

iel Boone
Thirty-on- e
students, representing
six colleges of the state, attended the
spring retreat of the student Y. M.
C. A. c'abincts held last week-en- d
at Camp Daniel Boone on the Kentucky river. The delegates from the
university were Bnrt Peak, student Y
secretary, and James W. Russell,
Frank Melton, Lawrence Curry, C. T.
Hcnson, J. R. Welch, nnd John R.

Bullock.
The purpose of the conference wns

to lay plans for next year's program and to devise means hy which
the Y might be of greater service
to the student bodies of the various
colleges.
The officials of the Y. M.
hope to make this spring retreat an
annual affair.
In addition to the university representatives, delegates were present
from Berea, Transylvania, Kentucky
Wcsleyan, Morchcnd State Normal,
The conference
xand Centre college.
began Friday afternoon and came to
evening.
a close on Sunday
J. W. Alexander of Centre was
elected chairman of the conference
and James W. Russell of the university, was elected secretary. E. G.
Howe, state student Y secretary, and
Bart Peak made several addresses at
the meeting, but the greater part of
the work was accomplished through
small groups representing the Social,
Bible study, religious meetings, mem
bcrship and publicity committees of
the various associations.

Vanderbilt.

son

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Students of Six Colleges
Meet at Camp Dan-

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The summary:

Shot put White V. M. I; McCall
Louisiana; Bryan Vanderbilt; Gcber.
Distance, 43 feet 7 2 inches.
Mile run Robinson, A. & M.; Mitchell Ga. Tech; Bell N. C; Ranson
N. C. Time, 4:25.
410 yard dash Cailleteax Louis-- ,
iana; Roy, Clcmsori; Worthington A.
& M.; Brown Louisinna.
Time :50.3.
Discus Dutton L. S. U.; Ryan Vanderbilt; Hillmnn A. & M.; Helvey
Distance, 135 feet 10 4 in.
Pole vault Brady Kentucky; Walter Vanderbilt, and Leek, Auburn,
Norman, W. & L. Height 12 feet 3
8
inches.

yard high hurdles Rankin Auburn; Moore N. C; Stevens . S. U.;
120

Davis W. & L.
100

yard dash

Time

:15.2.

Foster V. M. I.; Mc

Cornell University

"Vc, the members of the class of
'27 of the University of Kentucky, resolve thnt in the death of Carter
a loss has been realized of
a very efficient officer, an enthusiastic
participant in campus activities, a
loyal supporter of the ideals of the
university, nnd a personality appealing in its friendliness.
"That the deepest sympathy of the
class be extended to his family and
fraternity brothers."

MORTAR BOARD
HOLDS INITIATION
Early Sunday Initiation
Followed by Break-

fast

Staff and Crown chapter of Mortar Board held its annual initiation
FARRINGTON DIES
on the university campus at :30 SunAFTER AN ILLNESS
day morning. Following the initiaOF MANY MONTHS tion ceremonies, a breakfast was given, in honor of the new members at
the Phoenix hotel.
(Continued from Pago One)
As a salute to Derby Day, the toasts
Inter becoming a member of the uni- were given in racing terms as follows :
versity squad.
He wns a member of ,tho Triangle Purse "The Mortar Board," Rachelle
fraternity and a member of both the Shacklette; Claiming
olds
"Keys" and "Thirteen," honor sopho- and upwards," Judith Yungblut; En
more and junior fraternities respec- tries "Maidens of Class of '2G"; Altively, being pledged to the latter so ran 145 other junior maidens;
while in the hospital here in Lexing- "The Old Gray Mare," Lillie Cromton. He was also a musician, play- well. Weather cloudy, track fast.
ing with "The Kentuckians" until
Winners Harriet Chatficld, Lois
the time of his illness.
EuHis merits lay not only in his ach- Hargctt, Catherine Kinchcloe,
ievements but in the deep respect and genia O'Hnra, Eugenia Hcrrington,
Pearl Martin, Marcia Lamport, Maria
Georgia
Middleton,
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