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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION EVOL. 19 UNIVERSITY'OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL, N. SATURDAY DECEMBER 3, 1910 NO. 22, WINSTON ELECTED CAPTAIN JUNIORS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP THE FALL DANCES ON ATTRACTIONS TO COME SOON CAROLINA'S SWIFT LEFT END AND STAR TRACK THE BEST CLASS GAME OF THE SEASON ENDS SE GORGON'S HEAD AND GERMAN CLUB GIVE DANCES THE "DULL. SEASON" OF MID-WINTER TO BE ENLIVENED WITH STAR COURSES MAN TO LEAD 1911 TEAM RIES IN FAVOR OF 1912 i THIS WEEK Thursday and Friday Nights Given Over to Gayety al The Freshmen Play Good Ball but Are Weakened by the Gym.

A Large Number of visitors in Attendance the Absence of One of Their Best Players. Score 116 In a snappy mixup, yesterday, juniors copped the class flag from freshmen. The score was 11-6. On Thursday nierht the first dance the the of the year on the Hill was given by McNair Lectures, Also, to Be Given in Near Future. The Lectures This Year to Be Delivered by Dr.

Henry Van Dyke December 17 the students of Chapel Hill will have the pleasure of attending the last Star Course entertainment of the fall. The pleasant impression left among the students by Weeks Company, the first attraction of the year, last October leads them to look for the Junior Order of the Gorgon's Head It was the most entertaining affair The gymnasium, where the dance was held, was appropriately decorated with of the season. Both teams played the colors of the order, purple and good ball with the juniors having white; the whole was arranged in shade all along the route. The junior's very attractive style. The Levin ward with eager anticipation for the backs simply couldn't be stopped.

Orchestra, of Raleiyb, furnished The third year gentry made their Prospects for Team Uncertain at This Distance. jiNew Men Added This Year, While Several Old Ones Will Not Return Carolina's 1910 football team met for its last time on Wednesday night and elected a captain for the next year. There were several members of the team who were in line for this position and it was only after much consideration that the election was made. Out of the number Bob Winston was elected. Winston is an all-round athlete.

His work on the team has been of a high order and his knowledge of the game is extensive. He was the fastest man on this year's team, a ten-second man, who has won for Carolina a number of first places in inter-collegiate track meets. As to the team for next year there is only a surmise. Thompson, Garrett, Ruffing McLean and Brown will not return to college. The lack of these men music for the dancers while refresh fist count early in the second 1 quarter, Resuming play on the 8 yard line Hoff ments were served durintr halves.

Bob man went to the 1 foot mark. Stacy Hanes led the dance off, and about thirty-five visiting young ladies with next entertainment ou the schedule. In December the attraction is the Alkahest Ladies Quartet. The leader of this company is Mrs. Palmer, contralto, soloist and reader.

She is said to know how to build a program and have it presented in a way to please any audience. The other members went over. No goal. Freshmen then made a peachy 40 yard return of the their partners followed. ball in twelves' territory the rest of Friday night the German Club gave the quarter but couldn't score.

its annual fall dance. This dance was 1912 did their last counting in the of the quartet are Miss Maud Harkle- also held in the gymnasium and the third. Getting the ball on the 20 yard road, soprano; Miss Lila Alton, second music was furnished by 1 Levin's Or chestra. line, in four plays they put it over. soprano; and Miss Florence Hobson, Barker kicked goal.

In the final pe alto. All of these singers have nod Barker dropped the ball in mid- studied under the great artists, have Geological Seminary. field, Blackmer grabbed it and went been entertaining- for several years, The Geological Seminary held its 40 yards for a touchdown. A goal and come highly recommended. followed and the score was 11-6.

Thus January 6, just after the Christmas oirweeKiy meeting on i nursaay nignt. Papers were presented by Messrs. N. SjMullican and H. A.

Vogler. The willconsiderably weaken both the back-field and the line. However, a number of new N. C. men have been added to the list this year and it is to be expected that other material will be available next year.

it ended. the date for the next entertainment, nothing less than a company ine iresnmen aid well but were subject of Mr. Mullican's paper was of native New in weakened by the absence of their regular center, Jones, Blackmer, Harden, "Report of Progress in Research on Road-making Materials." Mr. Vogler's song, story and picture the native life discussion was on "Lignite, a New North, and Haynes were their stars The juniors put up a great game Source of Power." of the South Sea Islands. This troupe, known as the Raweis, and consisting of one man and two women, present a sort of play in picturing the Gee Qub Rehearsal An important rehearsal of Glee Club will be held next Monday night at half after six o'clock in the music room, alumni building.

All members Continued on third page MR. SNEATH ADDRESSES Y. M. A. peculiar ceremonies, weird music and NEW UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS solemn incantations of the Maoris.

are urgently requested to be present On the Subject: Teaching as a Life Work The Qual Much interest is being already man The North Carolina High School Bulletin and the Uri versify Record Issued from Press ities and Preparation of a Teacher Mr. G. M. Sneath, of the English de Committee of Trustees Visit University ifested in the McNaii Lectures, to be given, in all probability, just before examinations in January. Th lect The fourth number of the North A committee representing the Board Carolina High School Bulletin-has just ot rustees ot the university ueia a ures are given annually by means of a partment, delivered the regular weekly lecture at the devotional meeting of the Young.

Men's Christian Associa been published. fund left for the purpose by John Cal- meeting in the president's office on Thursday night. The committee con This number of the Bulletin is made tion last Tuesday night. The subject vin MCJNair. it is stipulated tnat tne sisted of Messrs.

Francis D. Winston, ectures "shall be to show the mutual of his address was "Teaching as a chairman; W. S. Bryant, W. B.

Rod Profession." In substance Mr. Sneath bearing of science and religion upon up solely of articles written by University professors, The subjects of the high school curriculum are discussed with reference to college entrance requirements. In the first man, Walter Murphy, W.N. Everett each other and to prove the existence spoke as follows: or attributes, as far as may be, of God "The question 'what shall I rom nature." This year the lectures comes to every young man starting Professor Noble Delivers Address On last Saturday, Nov. 26, Prof.

place, a list of subjects that the Uni are to be delivered by Professor Henry out in life. Everyone has a part to do Van Dyke, the famous author, lecturer versity accepts for entrance, which includes sixteen branches, aggregat- Noble lectured before the Davie Coun in the world's work and few people will be satisfied until they find their ty Teacher's Association on the teach art. Go at the question by the pro of English Grammar and North Carolina History. There was a large at- ing .52 units, is given, it is snown that fcr unconditioned entrance, however, but fourteen units are required, cess ot elimination, btrike trom the and philosopher, of Princeton. This is only the fourth year that the lectures have been running.

In they were delivered by Prof. H. Smith, of the University of Virginia; in 1909, by President Francis Landley Patton, of ine of the possible vocations, first, the subjects to be chosen in accord- 1 those which you utterly dislike and tendance of public school teachers. Professor Noble is in great demand as a speaker. then those which do not attract you ance with tne requirements lor entrance to the particular groups of One can by this method cut the line down to three or four subjects.

One studies the students wish to pursue after entering college. This part of the Bulletin is, of course, taken from should not decide too quickly, for if he does he will be likely to limit the va Princeton Theological Seminary, and last spring by President David Starr Jordan, of Leland Stanford Uuiver-sity. With the above entertainments and lectures, together with such other lectures as may happen to be arranged, the outlook cannot be said to be dull. the University Catalogue, 1909-1910. There follows, however, a discussion, by some one of the University profes Basketball Apparatus Ordered As soon as proper apparatus can arrive and be installed basket ball will be started at the gym at night from about 7 to 9.

The work will be under the birection of Nat J. An inter collegiate schedule will be arranged. It will necssarily be a light one since this is our- first season. sors, of the course of study in the different branches. The course is outlined briefly and the latest books are recommended.

Professor Graham has written on' English, Dr. Rafer on Attention, Seniors The senior banquet committee urges that all seniors will secure their tickets at once. It is necessary to know the number of men who will attend, in Civics, Dr. Howe on Latin, and Prof. Cobb on Physical Geography.

Dr. riety of subjects in his course and so get a narrow education. Everyone should, if he is able, get a general education, and then take a graduate course specializing in whatever work he may have chosen. If you are thinking of teaching you should see that you have the capacity for getting a hold on men- A teacher should be able to approach men and to lead or command them when approached. This is the first requisite of a teacher.

I'he second requisite is that he must be willing to work. It takes much study to prepare for teaching, and then it takes a little work all through life to keep up in the work of a teacher. A teacher must be progressive and abreast of his work as well as Wilson has written an article on "The order to make the necessary preoara- High School Library." The Bulletin concludes with a list of the accredited tions. It is now only a few days until the banquet comes off and those who schools in the State. The University Record.

are going should get their tickets without delav. Notice to dubs All presidents or secretaries of the county clubs here at the University, who are desirous of having county club pictnres or statistics of such organizations placed on the Yackety Yack, are requested to consult Gus Graham at once for all information. The editors are very anxious that such photographs and statistics should be handed in to Gus Graham within i (the next ten days, before Christmas. The University Record for the fall quarter is now It contains an account of the celebration of the one hundred and sixteenth anniversary of A pamphlet containing the old Uni versity songs, together with a number of those recently written, has hpr Continued on third page. Continued on third page.

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