The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 18, 1932, Page Page Three, Image 3
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}Hss Carolina
Chosen Soon
Submit Sixteen Pictures
Beauty Expert To Judge Pictures
Submitted By Sororities
And Student Groups
Letters have been mailed to a prominent
member of each sorority requesting
her group to submit an entry in
the "Miss Carolina" contest, which is
being conducted by The Carolinian.
Similar letters are being mailed to
several of the larger non-sorority
groups.
Nominations may also be made by
individuals who may enter a candidate
' by submitting her picture. The following
letter, sent by the magazine's
editor, LeRoy M. Want, to each of the
sororities, further explains the contest:
"The Carolinian is conducting a contest,
the purpose of which is to name
a "Miss Carolina." The picture of the
winner, if present plans can be carricd
out, will be placed on the cover of our
May number. This letter is for the
purpose of requesting your immediate
co-operation.
"Each sorority is being asked to submit
a picture of one of its members.
Approximately eight non-sorority girls
will be selected in much the same manner,
nomination by groups or individuals.
The 16 pictures thus selected
will be sent to some well-known beauty
expert for judging.
"Let me remind you that the contestants
will be judged solely on the
pictures submitted, rather than on the
beauty of the girls themselves. So it
would be highly advisable for you to
look carefully for an unusually goodlooking
photograph of one of your
bestlooking members."
"THE YELLOW SHEET" 18 COMINOl? I
Urquhart Will
Head A.I.E.E.
Columbian Made President Of
South Carolina Branch Of
Electrical Engineers
Alex R.- Urquhart of Columbia was
recently installed as president of the
University of South Carolina branch
of the American Institute Electrical
Engineers.
Other officers installed were: Henry I
G. Smith of Congaree, vice-president;
and A. C. Salley of Orangeburg, sec'
retary.
Retiring officers arc: Eugene Rankin,
president; C. H. Bryan, vicepresiclcnt;
and Weyman Dickcrson,
secretary.
"THE YELLOW HIIEET" IB COMINOt?
Robinson Talks
On Irish Actors |
Weil-Known Irish Playwright
Speaks To Students In Chapel
Monday Afternoon
Lennox Robinson, well-known Irish
playwright, spoke about the Abbey
Theatre, the National Theatre of Ireland,
in chapel Monday afternoon last
week.
He gave briefly the history of this I
group of players and of his part in the I
rise of the Theatre in Ireland.
The Abbey Theatre presented the
play 'The Whitehaired Boy', by Lennox
Robinson, at the Township audi- I
torium last night.
"T|!K YELLOW SHEET" 18 COMIVOt
Freshman Camp
Plans Completed |
Orientation Camp Immediately
Precedes Opening Of Fall
School Term
Plans were made last night by the I
Freshman "Y" council for the orienta- I
tion camp for new men prior to the I
opening of school next fall. All men I
who attended the camp last summer I
were invited to the meeting. They J
offered suggestions which might im- I
prove the functions of part of the "Y" I
work.
If present plans work out, the camp
W'ill be held on September 11-14, the I
last three days before freshmen must I
g''t here for school opening.
"THE YELLOW 81IEKT" 18 COMINOI
Columbia Violin Club
Holds Meet On Campus |
The March meeting of the Colum- I
bia Violin club was held Wednesday I
evening in the violin studio on the I
campus.
Two new members, Virginia Simcox I
and Rosalyn Keyserling, were welcomed
into the club by the president.
The addition of these members com-1
Pletes the restricted membership of J
the club, as from the first of its I
organization the club ?has held its I
membership to twenty.
Eeon Keaton and Lucilla Mikell J
were on the program.
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Noted Journalist, Author Sends^
Bulletin On Subject In Letter
To The Gamecock
"The ideal university president must
be able to visualize the aims and possible
achievements of education in general
and of his institution in particular,"
says a bulletin which was sent to
The Gamecock by David Lawrence,
nationally known author and editor of
The United States Daily. The bulletin
was compiled by a group of outstanding
educators and is issued by the
American Council of Education.
"I fully subscribe to all the views
expressed in this document," writes
Mr. Lawrence, "and if a man can be
found who conforms even approximately
to these specifications, he is
the man for the place."
The body of the bulletin follows:
"The college president directs all activities
for which the administration
of the college is responsible by law or
by custom.
"He creates worthy objectives and
constructive policies by determining
the objectives and influences the board
of trustees and the faculty to formulate
and put into practice policies
which accord with, and further, those
objectives.
"The good college president holds
the reigns of control with firmness and
kindliness, making clear and definite
presentation to his trustees by word
and act regarding authority of his office
in order that it may be always
commensurate with responsibility. He
keeps alive, by occasional use, all the
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powers of the office. The executive
ensures that no activities of the college
escape from the ultimate control of the 1
trustees, president, and faculty.
"He aids the evolution of organiza- <
tion in his collegc, serving, in his po- i
sition as head of the college organization,
as a coordinating agency, a harmonizing
influence, and an energizing I
stimulus. Further, he delegates, as
far down in his organization as it is
feasible to do so, authority thus commensurate
with responsibility, and develops
in them appreciation' of their
responsibility as an incentive to initiative.
This person should provide
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changing conditions and evolving demands
of society.
"Hf protects the interests, well-being,
and morale of his constituency of
faculty, alumni, and students, ensuring
members of the faculty opportunity
for freedom of thought and expression
as responsible citizens. Keeps way
jpen for promotion and change; makes
>rovision for extraordinary rewards for
extraordinary efforts; makes provision
for the regular transmission to graduates
and former students of information
,011 which an intelligent opinion
and judgment of college policies may
be based; provides for conference, contact,
and cooperation with the students
and directs and influences the work of
the whole college organization toward
the end?the development of the student
in body, mind, and spirit.
"The college president administers
;he business of a complex and developing
organization, appraising the work
of the various departments as to educational
service and business efficiency.
He oversees the program for the
long-time physical development of
the college with regard for its harmony
with the educational needs and programs.
He recommends the appointment
of, or appoints, as the college
statutes provide, officers of administration,
members of the faculty, chairmen
or heads of departments, in a
manner that ensures best educational
results."
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Bannie L. Stewart, '31, of Dillon,
who recently passed the examination
for cadets in the United States army
air corps.
Bannie Stewart
Stands Air Test
Exam Given For Cadets In United
States Army Air Corps
In Virginia
Bannie L. Stewart, '30 of Dillon
successfully stood the examination
given by the army air corps at Langley
Field, Va., recently for cadets in
the United States army air corps. He
expects to be called during the summer.
Mr. Stewart was on the staff of the
Garnet and Black and was associate
editor of The Gamecock. While here
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Orators' Meet
Will Be Held
Is Scheduled In April
Intercollegiate Speakers Will Meet
In Rock Hill, Says L. A.
Williamson
The South Carolina intercollegiate
oratorical contest will he held the last
l'riday in April, according to Leonard
Williamson, vice-president of the association.
The affair will take place
at Rock Hill as usual.
Elimination meets to determine
Carolina's representative will be held
sometime this month. A more definite
announcement will be made later.
Nigel A. League represented Carolina
last year.
"Till! VKI.LO W HHKKT" IB COMING!
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and managed the fencing team, in
which capacity he served as secretarytreasurer
of the S. I. C. fencing conference.
1'or four years he was a member of
the Y council and was at one time
editor of the "Y" publications. He
served as vice-president and critic of
the Clariosophic society, president of
the Palmetto Amateur Radio club, and
was stage manager of the Town
Theatre.
. "TIIK YEI.LOW HIIKET" IB COMING!
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brilliant man; I suppose he knows
everything."
She: "Don't fool yotirself; he
doesn't even suspect anything."
That means fight where I come
from, stranger."
"Well, why don't you fight?"
Cause I ain't where I'm from."
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