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THE RED AND BLACK, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1936.
Scholastic Press Association
7 o Discuss Paper's Activities
High School J mrnnli.Hls of
Slate to Hold Hound Table
Forums Next Week
High school jouriiullHlH from
throughout the Mato will dlHCUHB vu-
rioiiH phases of publication activities
When the OeorRlu Scholastic Press
assoi'iatioli meets at the Henry \\
Crady School of JourtiallHin Friday,
May 3. The entire afternoon pro
gram will hr* devoted to round table
discuss .ous.
ReRlst ra
tion for the
convent i o n
d e I e Rates
will begin at
!• a. in. Ill tlie
Journal I s in
read I hr room
of the Com-
| iiieree - Jour
nalism Inillil-
I II R. T h e
program will
IiorIii at In
| a. in. in the
Unlve rally
chapel with
| Charles Hun
ter. Techno
logical High
school, A t-
lanta, presi
dent of t lie
| GSPA. pre
siding.
Prominent
will address
the convention of high school editors.
The complete program of the coti
llon after it Is called to order, fol
lows: Address of Welcome, John E.
Drewr.v, director of the Henry W.
(irmly School of Journalism. The
University of tleorgla; Address by
Turleton Collier, special writer and
author of the dally column. "Behind
the Headlines,” Atlanta Georgian;
Address by Wright Ilryan, city hall
reporter, Atlanta Journal, and re
gional inspector of Sigma Delta Chi,
national professional Journalistic fra
ternity; Address by Morgan Blake,
spoils editor, Atlanta Journal.
E Vl Braswell, publisher and gen
era! .Villager of tin- Athens Banner-
Taio.bton Cm.nun
journalists of tin* state
Herald, will award cups, offered by
the Banner-Herald, at noon to the
schools winning In the best printed
newspaper competition. Certificates
given by the (irady School of'.lour-
nalisni to outstanding publications
and I lie (I8PA cups for III)- best mim
eographed paper and the beat school
page In a local paper will be award
ed by Mr. Drewry. Following the
award of prizes a group photograph
of the convention will lie taken and
then visits to various campus build
ings will lie conducted by Sigma Del
la Chi and Theta Sigma I’hi.
Officers for the ensuing year will
lie elected at the Commerce-Journul-
ism auditorium at 5 p. in. Carolyn
Bradshaw . Rome High school, second
vice-president, will preside.
The afternoon session w'll lie cull
ed to order by Eugene Wright. Ben
edictine school. Savannah, first vice-
president, in the Commerce-Journal
ism auditorium at 2:45 p. in. From
here the Journalists will adjourn to
various round tables to lie presided
over by members of the faculty of
the journalism school.
Luncheon will
lie served at I II.
m. at Dawson ball
with W. i. Ray Jr.,
president of the
University chapter
of Sigma Delta
Chi, presiding Ad
dresses will lie
made al the lunch
eon by Ralph Mc-
(, 111 sports editor
of the Atlanta
Constitution, and
Dr. S. V. Sanford,
president of The
University of (Jeorgia.
The Scholastic Press association
was organized at The University of
tleorgla in 1!>2S under the co-spon
sorship of the Grady School of Jour
nalism and the University chapter
of Sigma Delta Chi. national profes
sional journalistic fraterflity,.
Officers of the organization are:
Charles Hunter, Tech High school,
Atlanta, president; Eugene Wright,
Benedictine High school. Savannah,
vice-president; Carolyn Bradshaw.
Rome High school, second vice-pres
ident, and Corinne Stephens, Athens
IIIkIi school, secretary.
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Outstanding Student
For 1935 Will Be
Fleeted by *X’ Club
Election of the "Most Outstand
ing Student for 1936” will be held
by the "X" club Thursday, May 2.
Ballot boxes will be placed in front
of the Academic building and on the
Coordinate campus, to be open from
10 a. m. to 1 p. m., it was announc
ed tills week.
This will he the third annual
election for this honor that has been
sponsored by the "X” club. The
winner of the ensuing election will
have his name inscribed on the
plaque that is hung in the University
library. The plaque already has In
scribed on it tlie names of the fol
lowing: McCarthy Crenshaw, Jack
sonville, Flu., and Vlrly Moore, At
lanta.
By recommendation of the ser
vice club the walks from Joe Brown
dormitory to Denmark hall and
around New College dormitory, are
being improved. This organization
is also responsible for the placing
of street lights at various points on
the campus where they were deemed
needed. Several other projects are
being urged by the club and are being
considered by university officials.
Initiation of new members and the
annual “X" club banquet is to be
held Thursday, May 'J, the president
announced.
Thetas Arrive Saturday
For Province Convention
An Epsilon Province convention of
the Phi Delta Theta fraternities, in
cluding all chapters in Georgia and
Florida, will convene beginning Sat
urday at noon until Sunday, noon, at
the Georgia Alpha house on Prince
avenue.
Delegates from Georgia Tech,
Emory, Mercer, Florida, and Rol
lins will represent their respective
chapters.
Ag Club to Hear Brown
Harry L. Brown, director of ex
tension of the College of Agricul
ture, will address members of the
University 4-H club on extension
work features at the organization’s
regular meeting at Conner hall, Mon
day night, April 29.
Sally Rand, of fan dance fame,
was once a student in the school of
journalism at Columbia university,
New York city.
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