Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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wei~&hool Fd igures O Eqrollment 68..Students Attended Last YeAtsSssion The sutnmer school Qf the Uni versity of - Sotth Carolina has com piled statistics concerning the 1938 summer scho6l. These figures dis close the wide variety of counties and stat'es represented in the en rollment. The total number of students en rolled was 682. Every county in the state of South Carolina had at least two students registered. Fif teen states and one foreign coun try were represented. The counties were represented as follows: Abbeville, 6; Aiken, 17; Allendale, 4; Anderson, 13; Ban berg, 2; Barnwell, 3; Beaufort, 6; Berkeley, 5; Calhoun, 7; Charles ton, 29; Cherokee, 9; Chester, 7; Dorchester, 7; Chesterfield, 8; Clarendon, 4; Colleton, 5; Darling ton, 12; Dillon, 7; Edgefield, 10; Fairfield, 7; Florence, 18; George town, 2; Greenville, 9; Greenwood, 7; Hampton, 6; Horry, 11; Jasper, 2; Kershaw, 15; Lancaster, 10; Lau rens, 9; Lee, 10; Lexington, 24; McCormick, 5; Marion, 7; Marl boro, 5; Newberry, 10; Oconee, 3; Orangeburg, 24; 'Pickens, 6; Rich land, 230; Saluda, 10; Spartanburg, 12; Sumter, 13; Union, 6; Williams burg, 5; and York, 10. The 15 states and one foreign country were represented as fol lows: South Carolina, 637; Alabama, 2; Arkansas, 2; Georgia, 9; Florida, 3; Louisiana, 1; North Carolina, 7; New Jersey, 3; New York, 2; Penn sylvania, 4; Ohio, 6; Tennessee, 1; Texas, 1; Vermont, 1; Virginia, 1; and Cuba, 2. -U. 6. O. -Harth Continued From Page One Former U. S. C. Athlete Harth, former 135 pound quarter back for the Gamecocks, in 1912, and member and chairman of the Booster Club for several years, came to the University in January of 1936 to take over the complicated and uncertain duties of director of ath letics and student activities. Said McKissick: "Mr. Harth is unfailing cheerfulnebs and willing ness to attempt any task at hand made him popular with the student body, the administration, the alum ni, and friends of the University. He will be sadly missed." -U. S. C. -Blue Key Continued From Page One John Hemphill, President of the German Club, Vice-President of the rising Senior Class, Vice-President of the Cotillion Club, Treasurer Kappa Alpha. J. B. Henson, Co-Captain Foot ball Team for the coming season, member Basketball Team, member Baseball Team, member Track Team. These new members will be taken into the fraternity at its annual ban quet, which will be held on May 10 in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Columbia. Officers of the Blue Key for next year are Syd Duncan, President; J. C. Hare, Vice-President; and Mac Singletary, Secretary-Treasurer. Vyvyan Morse will he Business Manager of the next Blue Key Di rectory. --U. S. c. -Phi Beta Kappa Continued From Page One bia; John Henry Ellen, Jr., of Bishopville; Irvine Twitty Welling, Jr., of Darlington. Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, Andrew Jackson Causey, of Fur man. Two candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Laws, William Hayden Blackwell, of Pacolet,' and John Betts McCutcheon, Jr., of Conway, were elected. The primary requirement for the organization is high scholastic standing, although other qualities are also taken into consideration. Membership in the organization is one of the highest honors which can be obtained by a student of any University. -Students Protest RE Continued frc respective Governing Boards of said 00) Dollars each for the residents of Two Hundred and Fifty ($250.00) 12 of South Carolina: Provided further be charged in excess of Eighteen I year: Provided further, That the tuil erning Boards at the Medical College versity of South Carolina, and by th. subject to the above limitations. Section 85. The various institutia to use tuition and other fees for th several institutions, but no part of struction of new buildings, or the pi such fees be pledged in advance to S specifically authorized herein or by c PLUS TAX AT 10-2 ex Of $150, A bill to authorize the boar4 of trustees of the University of $odth Carolina to issue not exceeding $150, 000 of revenue bonds for the purpose of financing in whole or in part the cost of the acquisition, construction, reconstruction or improvement of athletic facilities for the .University of South Carolina, including the pay ment of any indebtedness heretofore incurred for said purpose and now outstanding and unpaid; and to pro vide for the payment of said bonds solely fron student activities fees. Be it enacted by the general as sembly of the State of South Caro lina. Section 1. That the board of trus tees of the University of South Caro lina is hereby authorized to issue revenue bonds in the corporate name of said board in an aggregate prin cipal amount not exceeding $150,000, for the purpose of financing in whole or in part the cost of- the acquisition, construction, reconstruction or im provement of athletic facilities for the University of South Carolina, in cluding the payment of any indebted ness heretofore incurred for said purpose and now outstanding and un paid, and to pledge to the punctual payment of said bond4 and the inter est thereon revenues derived from the student activities fees .of the Uni versity of South Carolina, as herein after provided. The said revenue bonds shall be payable solely from the said revenues and shall not be a charge upon any other funds of the University of South Carolina or of the State of South Carolina. Sec. 2. Revenue bonds issued un der this act shall be authorized by a resolution or resolutions of the board of trustees of the University of South Carolina. Such revenue bonds may be issued in one or more series; may hear such date or dates; may mature at such time or tiffes, not exceeding fifteen years from their respective dates; may bear interest at such rate or rates, not exceeding four per centum per annum, payable semi-an nually; may be payable in such medium of payment, at such place or places; -may be in such denomination or denominations; may be in such form, either coupon or registered; may carry such registration privileges; -Staff Elections Continued From Page One member of the Euphradian Literary Society. The other co-director of the Uni versity's sports publicity bureau, this year Ed McGrath, will be iii charge of Thc Gaiecock sports page for the coming football season. Mc ,rath is a rising senior in the School of Journalism, a member of K. S. K., and sports editor of the Garnet and Black for 1940. The new Co-ed Editor, Irene La Borde, is a rising junior in the Col lege of Arts and Sciences and Kath erine Hines, Society Editor, is a forthcoming senior. Associate Editors Chosen Associate editors include Jane Cox, present Co-ed editor; Philip Wilmeth, and Ben Polayes. Paul League, present editor of the sports page; George Prince, and Richard Frick, were named as Associate managing editors, while Elliott Mc Cants and Dan Henderson were ap pointed as associate Sports Editors. The staff writers for the fall edition will include Jim McKinney, D)eward Brittain, Raymond Davis, Helen Al len, Jean Brunson, Dan Hollis, Mary Dixon, and Dick Little. The members of the Student Board of Publications who elected the new Gamecock staff members are: Bernard Poliakoff, chairman; M a x Singletary, vice-chairman ; Mary Dixon, secretary; Sidney Dun can, fiscal chairman; Theresa Trenore; Foster Smith; Professor Havilah Babcock; Professor S. C. DePass, and H. C. Davis. -U. S. c. -Rooms Continued from Page One Fees will be applied on room rent. The Board of Trustees has ruled that all women students not living with their parents must live in the dlarmitories unless excused by the dean of women. Room rents range from $20 to $45 a semester, according to the accom modations. -U. S. c. One-quarter of the Princeton Uni versity freshmen are more than six feet tall. tise In Tuition Fees m Page One institutions at One Hundred ($t00. the State of South Carolina. and at ollars for non-residents of the State That no student activity fees shall Pollars and Fifty cents ($18.50) per ion fees to be charged by said Gov ,and in the Law School of the Uni State Colored College shall not be 1s of higher learning are authorized maintenance and operation of the uch fees shall be used for the con irchase of additional lands, nor shall ecure loans for such purposes unless ther statutes authorizing such loans. 000 Athleti"B moy be stabject to such terms of re demption before maturity, With -or without premium; may be executed in such manner, and may contain such terms, covenants and conditions, as the resolution or resolutions author izing the iastance bf such bonds may provide, All bonds- issued unZlet this act bearing the signatures of officers in office on the date of the signing thereof shall be valid and binding, notwithstanding that before delivery thereof and payment therefor such officers whose signatures appear thereon shall have ceased to be offi cers of the University of South Car olina. 'The bonds shall be sold at public sale for not less than par and accrued interest, after notice of such sale published at least once at least fifteen days before the date fixed for the sale, in a newspaper or financial journal published in the City of New York, New York. Sec. 3. The student activities fees for so long a time as such bonds with interest may remain unpaid are hereby fixed at a minimum of nine and twenty-five hundredths dollars ($9.25) per regular student for each semester, that is to say a mini mum of eighteen and fifty-hun dredths dollars ($18.50) for the scholastic year. The board of trustees of the University is hereby authorized in order to secure the pay ment of the bonds, with interest,' to pledge a minimum of four and ninety hundredths dollars ($4.90) per stu dent for each semester, a total mini mum of nine and eighty-hundredths dollars ($9.80) per year, of the total amount of the student activities fees. The board of trustees is also author ized to pledge! such additional portion of the student activities fees over and above the sum of four and ninety hundredths dollars ($4.90) per se mester for such. regular student, as may be necessary to meet the pay ments of the principal and. interest on said bonds. Such portion of the student activities fees as herein au thorized to ht peldged shall be paid to the treasurer of the University and deposited by said treasurer in a separate account. Sec. 4. Any resolution or resolu tions authorizing the issuance of bonds under this act may contain -Varsity Show Continued from Pgge One Cullough school of dance. Misses Fetner, Stern, and Coffee will give specialties of toe-tap, ballet, and acrobatic dances respectively. Incognito Skits The new skits, about which no in formation was given, have been add ed to the list of numbers, it was announced by Jack Brown, student director. "I won't say what they are about," he said, "But I'll say they were written by Tom Walker and Haynie Prince, and by Louis Nunnery. That should be sufficient to get up enough curiosity for people to pay the price of admission." The show, he added will be pro duced on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, May 31, 12, and 13. -U. S. C. --KSK Continued From Page One Florence; John Spigner, Columbia; Paul Sansbury, Darlington; David Murray, Anderson; Billy Benson, Columbia; Raymond Davis, Cen tral; Joseph Clark, Jr., Wininsboro; Joe Berry, Columbia; Carroll M. Crouch, Columbia; Jack Fawcett, Union. Kappa Sigma Kappa wvas founded at the University of South Carolina in 1927. Its sole purpose is service to C'arolina. It is the highest honor that any freshman can receive. Among the services rendered to the University by the organization are: he University swimming pool which is a result of the agitation and work of K. S. K., the brick walls which were laid by members of K. S. K., and at present the drive for new tennis courts. The retiring officers are: Jimmy Thomas, president; Bratton Davis, vice-president; Hubert Harman, re cording secretary; J im Galloway, corresponding secretary; George Coleman, treasurer; Arnold Werle, board of pardons; Charles Camp bell, Sergeant-at-arms. --U. S. C. A Peace Council to coordinate the peace activities of all existing campus organizations has been organized at New Jersey College for women. ECKERD'S Out Rate Drug Store Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices 1530 Main Street PLUS TAX Co ost covenants as-to: (a) the portion of the student ac tivities. fees to be pledied pursuant to section 3 of this act; (b) the use and disposition of the revenue derived from said student activities feep; (c) the creation and maintenance of reserves or sinking funds and the regulation, use and disposition there o1f; - (d) the use and disposition of the proceeds of the sale of said bonds; (e) the issuance of other or addi tional bonds or instruments payable from or a charge against the reve nues derived from said student ac tivities (ees. The provisions of the act and of any such resolution or resolutions shall bei a contract with every holder of said bonds; and the duties of the board of trustees of the University of South Carolina under this act and under any such resolution or res<olu tions shall be enforceable by any bondholder by mandamus or other ap propriate suit, action or proceeding at law or in equity. Sec. 5. Revenue bonds issued un der this a8t shall not be payable from or charged upon any funds other than the revenue pledged to the payment thereof. Each bond issued under this act shall contain a statement on its face to the effect that it is pay-. able solely from the revenues derived from the said student activities fees pledged for payment of the bonds and the interest thereon. Sec. 6. All bonds and interest cou pons issued pursuant to this act shall possess all the qualities of negotiable instruments. except as restricted by registration; and they shall be exempt from all state, county, municipal and other taxes. Sec. 7. If any provision of this act shell be held unconstitutional, the re mainder of the act shall not be af fected thereby. Sec. 8. All acts or parts of acts in consistent with this act are hereby re pealed. Sec. 9. This act shall take effect immediately upon its approval by the Governor. OLIVIA de HA The.right combination for a s ing show is ERROL FLYNN& 0 dHAVILLAND in DODGE a WARNER BROS. picture cc P soon to your local theatre 'The right.combination for a r /satisfying smoke Is Chesterf Cant-be-copied blendof the w Kbest cigarette tobaccos. The RIGHT coMBINATION .s . ........mbagg SePiors Mob Infirmary 90 Boys Examined The Infirmary has been the scene of much activity this week, with the physical examinations of the seniors. It is a requirement of the Univer sity that all seniors be given this physical examination be fore they graduate. If any are found to have physical defects, they are notified so that they may have them cor rected. Through Wednesday, 90 of the 146 boys had been examined. The Infirmary expects to finish with the boys by the end of the week, and start with the girls next week. A total of 250 are expected to be ex amined. The medical technology class has been meeting in the Infirmary dur ing the week. The students have been ob'serving and assisting Miss Neil in making blood tests, which are a part of the senior examina tion. Classes are also held every Fri day in the Model Drug Store which has beel set up in one room of the Infirmary. Dr. Morrison of the Pharmacy Department gives stu dents practical experience in run ning a drug store. --u. g. c. Summer Jobs Are Available, Representatives of business con cerns will be at Carolina during the coming weeks to itterview students seeking summer jobs, according to R. G. Bell, secretary of the Y. M. C. A. ' Students interested are asked to see Mr. Bell at Flinn Hall to -ar range for interviews. CAROLINA ENGRAVING CO. COLAMMA.S. C. ERROL FLYNN WILLAND finest A because no othei and mo attractio tisfy. - LIVIA CITY ming j -4 oth woldesd'st .MUSCL] Tenement 10, after reading the cata log and finding that their wing of Rutledge College was called "Para dise Hall" at the turn -f the cen tury, has nsnied the tenement "Para dise Regained" . . . Prof. J. Wiley Brown telling his public speaking class to call big words "Newberry' and read on .'. . Bill McGarity mak ing a motion in the Clarlosophic Hall to have the new tennis. courts fin ished by the WPA before 2039 or the contract is declared null and void . . . Joe Marion Lawrence offer ing to sub-lease his mail box since he has severed onnections with Win. throp . . . "irodie" Osborne's cur rent flame wondering where he holds his Saturday night coach clais; No, we.aren't telling . . . Willis Bell com piling an alphabetical list of his eli gible girl friends . . . Deward Brit tain apologizing to his professors for being absent . . . Someone telling Macey King she was a cute thing, and she saying "Ain't I though ?" . . . "Butch" Skog being known-as"One Ton" . '. . Eloise Oliver nabbing a handsome K. A. when she found out he had folding money . . . George Prince sitting on the wall before class and coming back to find it gone! ! He says it was the first time he had ever sat on the wall, too . Dr. Babcock telling Kitty Foster she wasn't supposed to know what a cer tain 'poem meant-she was too young . . . A large number of Carolina stu dents attending the sessions of -the Senate these last few days . . . And the House too, for that matter CENTRAL D (Formerly Central Ice Or 1005 Main Street ICE OREAM - MILK K besterfeld's Happy Combi nerican and Turkish tobac it gives them smoking plei cigarette. Refreshing mi "e 'pleasing aroma are CI is with smokers everywhe, Wyou,.Ir, h,.,, hesterfields give nmillions of sore smsoking pleasure... why1' hestei igaretobachne, w'u i Students wore qut- shocked at some of the Frenc parallel they had to read-in fact, sany , A*-blushed rosily when it was meW.eYteioned .The boys in T ments 0. and 10 waking Stokes, Ilavi up -4t 6 o'clock one Sunday Moi with the sweet strains of "Happy rtldayTo You" .. We wonder if .he appre ciated it . . . Rannah Hey*ad and Jack Blackmon "Hi-Yoooo'o sit. ver"-ing at each other . . . Perhaps 1arolina will really produce cowboys now that it has a corall in the middle of. the campus. A $6,000,0001 xpansion progr am has been anounced by Cornell Uni versity authorities. University of Toledo collegians voted 81 per cent against the new "up-sweep' hair-dos for women. ---|MMM --Eum~ Look Whenever For This You Emblem 0hop COLUEBIA Merchants Association i HHn HM1n11 mHilmmI .nU. AIRIES, Inc. eam ,& aidy Oompany) Telephone.3179 - FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES ation (blend) of the aos satisfies.millions isure they get from Idness, better taste iesterfield's feature -e. iw will know why mnen and wo,isen HEY SATISFY MILDER. .THEV TASTE BUTTid