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Track Team To Meet Delta Sigma Pi's Dance
Davidson; Baseballers ,I maoo O
Play Newberry Here CoubaHte4oih
(Story on Page Six)
University of South Carolina
Z676 Volume XXXIV, No. 19 COILUMBIA, SOUJTHIAOIAIFIA,ARI,14
Katie Beaty Is Nan
On First Ballot; Cox
Girls Elected By Studen
Pick Three Candidates A
Katie Beaty, Tri-Delta, of Union,A
S. C. was elected Alay Queen Tues
day, April 1st, over Jiane Cox and
Louise Fry. Miss Cox, who came
second in the race, w ill be uaidd of
honor.
Miss Beaty, iss Cox and liss
Fry were chios# from a group of
twent.y-two girls representing the
USC sorority aiid ionrsororitv
groups in the annual Beautiy I'ageant
sponsored by 1KS 1K. The pageant
was held Alonday night in )rayton
Ilall.
Sansbury Chairman
Paul Saisbiury was clairmiian of
the conmittee in charge of arrange
mients. Tihe traditioiial lay Queen
dance inl the Universitv glnasimnl
was held following the pageant.
Two girls froi each sorority and
six iin-sorority co-eds participated.
A palace Court setting was used.
Airs. J. Rion MclKissiek and Tom
AlcCutcheon acted as Ning and Queen
ill tile paIIde Iof IeaUNties.
The Souith Carolina Queen (if the
May CIlrt will lie crowled ill the
regular May Day exercises. Deli
lite planis for the olficial croviing
have niot leien Completed.
Mlemblers of Alpia Nappa Gamm1.a,
Ilorary Icadelrsli) sorority acted as
usliers for the afiair.
The Participant
Those taking part in the pageant
were: Jane Cox, Mary King, Grace
Kilgore, I-ois Ewart, Martlha Smhiiii.
I rele Mars, Paulette West, Sally
Nichols. Gerry Shapiro, Ruby Rav
den.I. Car-oflne Croxt(In.
Also, Doris B leriiard. Lucy Jowitt,
AMarie U11mer, K aty lBeaty , L.ouise
Iry, Adele Mioses. Sophie Mae Peter
soln, Lib lird, Patty B reeden, Molly
fleati, Margaret Hlaskell.
liss No)riie iiey, president of
Kappa Delta soririty, was chosen
last year's queen with Ratnah I ley
Spanish Movie To
Be Shown April 22
"La Isla Maldita" Will,
Go On In Drayton Hall
A Spanish talking picture will be
shtown in D)rayton hall April 22,
admnission 25 cents, accordling to
Prof. WVilbur C. Zeigler, p)rofessor
oif Spanish.
Professor Zeigler urges his sttu
dents to attend(, saying it wvillbe
entertaining as well as instructive.
Title of the movie is "La Isla
Maldita," which is of foreign pro
dutc tion.
Announcement of the picture is
being miade early says -Professor
Fitzgerald biecause it is hoped that
resp5lonse~ will merit the showing of
more modlern languiage movies of
this type in the ftture.
Thle eight reel "talkie" is spon
sored b)y the newly organiizedl
Spaniish cltub.
Juniors, Seniors Asked
To Verify Class Cuts
Juio(rs and( senuir whlo think they
rate ' vohintatry aittendanctie (in thle ha
9 si of " I" averages shlluti chteck til
ait thle regi strar's oitTie befo re takinig
that oeventhI albsenuce, Johnii A. Chiase,
Jr., deant of admninistration, an
1n111 unce thlis week.
I f tIhe jluior or seniorl is eligible
for volunitary aittendancioe, the regis
ti ar will give hiimi a note1 to that ef
feet for aill is pIrofewlrs, D)eaii
Chiase said.
ied May Queen
Is Honor Maid
t Body After Judges
At Annual KSK Pageant
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Katie Beaty
YM, YW Officers
For Next Year Are
Installed Today
New Leaders Of Groups
Take Oath Of Office And
Pledge Support To Work
Y\NICA and Y\\CA ofTicers were
illstalled ill Chapel this molring by
P'residen J. Rion NlcKissick in a
Cerillm Il i tting the occasit'll. P1res
idelt Nissick praised the work of
Ih. Y''s and Challenged tile Ilew Of
liters to carry mut tileir uiICs.
The (ticers were elected by the
Y'.N1 and Y\V m1Lemb1hers several weeks
agoi. They will serve f(ir (ne year.
The YMlCA officers are as follows:
Nevin lietts, president ; 1) i c k
YIuIng. vice- president ; )al Gibbes,
treasurer; Jam1es Ncl.od, assistant
treasurer; iliugh \eil, secretary.
The chairman 4f YMCA commit
tees are as follows:
I)an lllldls, deputations; Walter
Tayilor andc l'it kini Ilei, dIisculssionl
groupljs ;I l' 4r e i 41 W \estmol reland,
fresInnlanl camp: I)anl Gibbdes, ll han
['ranik SmIithl, nlews letter ;C. (.
L yles, vespers ;i Gerge Il'rincee, stu
dient faicuhyi relat ion1s; Carol Skinner,
liblrarianl.
AlsoI, coilferenees, I ultheir 41e
Cuitcn; mlembllersip and1( atteni
dlance, J almes Alerchlant; couili plro
gramlIs, I )ick Younig; inter faithi, 1)01n
aid Law; fraternity forumns, Jimmyll
SlimpIson; guildis, I )eward IBel mont
1irittain so 1 cial, Iilarry3 I )uval, ando
muitsic,. Eddie \Villiams.
The \VCA(z officers are as follows:
A\nn I leathl, pre.sident; \IIV(ile
Rion11, vice-plresident ; athlleen Ar
thur, secretary; Flintor FlinnI, treas
urer ;l.aviniia Ll~ves, freshlman ad
viser, anld Suzanne \Vilson, sopho(
molre adviser.
IThese officers take oIver their du,
tics immtiediately.
Trustees Discuss
Athletic Finances
The condlition of Unlivers.ity of
Soulithl Catrol111 ina lthet ic finlances was
thle principal sublject for conlsidera
tion by thle schoocl's commllittee on sill
denlt affa irs of tihe iboarcd oIf trunstees
at a special meeting Mlarch 2(
The' I ll. So(loo illatit, -aker
44f tile 1 ilise, plresidedc at illio
ill thte ablsence oif the chai r.
Upper House Also Moves To Cut
Carolina's Appropriation $36,000;
Long Of Laurens Defends University
By Jim McKinney
Tlie Senate yesterday vote i to rise resilent tuition of State supporte<l instititions to $70.00
I year; an increase of $10.00, and to place non-resident tuition on a reciprocal basis, not to be
ess than $200.00 a year. The upper house also voted a1 $36,000.00 eit inl Carolina's approl>ria
ion, giving the university $286,117.00.
The appropriation cut and the non-resident tuition raise were uncontested, blit the ie-i<lvnt fee
'aise brought ill) heated <discussion.
The Senate finance committee reconimended that resilent tuition be $S0.00 a year.. Anl
Intendment by Senator Lanery of Chesterfield placing the fee at $70.00 passed.
A second amendment by Senator Long of Laurens fixing resident titition at S$((.00 (the
)iesent figriye) was tabled. Senator Jefferies of Colleton, cbairnan of the finance coimiittee.
Ia<de the table imotion.
In pleading for low tuition rates for South Carilia stildeits, Senator Long (lecl:-ed th:t
rratluates of this State's schools are recognized for their training, lie cited especially tlie
tt(lel, his alna inater, and Clemson.
Senator Long declared that lie is "acgainst raising the tuition fees of any State inst itions
lie iota."
-Let's don't inake it any harder for South Carolina boys and gils to get inl college." he
plIea t e<.
The Lanirens senator pointed out that when lie was at the Citadel, lie went on a state .-cholai
dlip.
"'lat, sclolarship has been abolislied. and costs have beenl raised, lie shouted. 6You sa y t1hat
:i1nes ar-e different, buIt we still have to educate mur boys anl girls."
Senator Sawyer of Georgetowil thlen rose aid spoke inl behal.af of State li(Iqulr stores as a wa.v
ut. of, South Carolina's fiianicial difficilties.
-Take the ponfits froim State owned liiqulor stores and put it oilutio aili (Pthe tlig .
e saird.
Several weeks ago the House rejected its wa a i neanis cililuittees propmsal Ifm ,-iiilar
lition raises anld appropriation cuts for State sulipported schiols.
Spealer Sol Blatt ( Barnwell led the 1iglt in the lwer legislative br-anich, sayiig that :I t1i
ion raise woultl keep inany wortihy stilents oitof col.lege.
A (log-light is expectel over the iatter inl the fie confel-eince coilliittee after. the Seinate l,a,
inishe<I the general aii>roi>riation bill.
11 Boys, 44 Girls Four Leaf Clover Dreher Elected
Dn First Semester Gives Beall Omen Delegate To SCIOA
Dean's Honor List For Election Day To Replace Baker
Eighty-five juniors and seniors .1 jOilt tll(tilL I T 64 * V tIlL.1
nade the first semester deai's honor Says He'll Use It the CliI i hic .11d 1:t1l,
ist, John A. Chase, Jr., dean of ad- For Symbol Of His literarx S(CdCS UICCNA 1101111(l
ninistration, announced yesterday. Office Next Year Dreher dVV.Zit 1 t Sr110 i
l'o be eligible for the list a jtinior Wr w n . I Wi - I _ l *... _ I - I l
>r senior must have at least a l1 u euatrhi lcinWd l-rae(ueae
>hts average oPn all courses. nsa."o e,Ifuda Teeeto ildte~cm
The first semlester honor list in-fu efcoe bu w et li aeI~l.ri-c~i
-hides -i1 boys and -1 -I girls. They are:o'lctoy''elattoaettICi iin
Jamies lByrdl Anderson, Columbia;
Walter l'atul Ialdwin, Cotifhimi;' Ba dlgelyeNtti -rt;re
l''ranik Stratford 1sarnecs, Greenville; uldawle orlae rm teS
Ralph Simpson lHeckhiam, hiWoktaniwrenns- oloigteelc olth - i
oro; Guiss llelissary, D)arlington;tenhsfnes oigyh i itdt ie$p oaIai u
sadlore lirsei.Cluba Ne aesdeahrrletlbfrladieratttn irte>
I.Otuise lerry, Columbnia; K itty
tewart li ird, C'oltumbia; F.dihh "Ges'lhaetprsit lltgos luootu teit
I'ratt IBreeden, B3ennettsville; I larry anusitaasyblolck rohtoe toiashe(ii
I larris lirill, Columbiia; Robert F.d- adofc etya, h rs oili-li'iaiiI ~.rl t
,vardl ltrowvne, Ill, Columbllia; 11 ugh ieteetsie sh akd ascain h rji iI
Alrihtlrlington. Owega, N. 'Y.; esvn cas ~ tiniitSde
SeniorClassOrglecizesndDaye
Forn FoSomenceentExerise
Whena clss rganzatonfnxter Galowa Yeaidtaok h lmiNw aa
nivrs'ty wore. sih pos- Galwyrqetdhtal
The Senor Clas, beigion teal SeniorswoshelectioneenWed
gun amoveent oesablihfari fundf theoverComitteoutonc,wo
clas fun, adtoorgnizea BPan arelbigte fohe tpasca ecmltd
Gallowa, Presdent o the Auled ass.te Ralph Lewis, cotibtromdolrah
Clas, anoucedyeserdy tat luis cetary, tatred tht he- Mmeso h omte
"praticaly al" f thSenors ween "highl fingers. Lovngl the aeAey isob eg
Fund Cmmitte hadmet wth rwoldcn hemn toteAlmerpibJc.MCthn,Mli
almos perfctc-opertion. ni"CuncsIl havl enopres whit t, uyJwit ld
Mone colectd fr thfud cntriued ito the fundmbe give StvnsuckGifih, c
will be kept on reserveoandcusedxa year'smmerhpi the Meceres-ecor ugn
for whteverthe Seiorsecid Amn Associatofr tof ooteachSapr lrec
use asthebass o areuion Aluni ervce astheGam- tBrd Candimpi Galloway. dia
Willis Beall Is Elec
Body President Over
Joe Lever Defeats Arth
Union Board In Only
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Willis Beall
Graduating Class
Will Hear Former
President Of USC
Dr. Mitchell, Now With
U. Of Richmond, To Bring
Baccalaureate Address
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tiiilar
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Senarr rcn e
- it mo.l St -t tit :tt r 1 mi . 1
Cijl1t t' ly~ e i:n s Jne-nh 2r
\ rsi ttt sinti~ NIct \ K4 wsse at
iii- lc ot tlt- liti ve tvat i
me-Iittiz a m I1 .\ fetn tr. ti in flit'
imoittil~ thei l~nfitneraelti Chi-.
lii ti' r It It iitch< ha beg e n n thle
it e nal tehfcl t v ar-. itte hil
h li r.I i ss, rce . \l n sip .l
ted Student
Jimmy Simpson
ur Wilder For Student
Other Contested Vote
\\illik Beall, Sumiter, wa-s elected
pre.ilent of the USC tuelent body
\Vcdnc-dav by a sutceze mnargmii of
5 v-tc- ,ver Ji Simllon of
RichlbirgP. eall will serve inl this
itlice during the entire school year
1941-42.
Dick Anlerso,in of Macon, Ga., the
thirI caidilate for the otiice. was
liin i.ated after an equally close fir t
priary held (nIt lna.
Howey Elected
J im Ilroweyf Fort Nill wa- elect
ld,-npv',c(d, to) thle "tIfice (of liirs-t
vice-pr,ident of the student bodv.
Sec-nd( vice-pore-iilt was Eleaior
F1inn1 4 (filliia. also tuippsed.
Anne \\elh 4f C luIbia al1o went
it, ice as ecrctary-treasurer with
ut .pp -iti n.
IHeal clierleadcr fir next year is
I Irace irai Ior. Fr this office
there was no iliu-r canIlidate than
Trayl-r. Trayl-r' hmime i t\n
\ entrs if the tu'lett uil.
h- aru! wcrt- c1ccctl ,,n t1w .l n
Ia \icht. Thi are : ack evce,
law school, tnpped: JIe Levvier (It
fcated .\rthur \\ hlr. ,eio cla-ss;
I \ I tliI,I. im l.ppi -, J1:
I Pau,:I 1aniid l I li,,
Beaty May Queen
The chili interv.,t (f thec usa
p..li ' wa the race fil -\11y V Quen,
i.-n byKaty 44:d Vf ni":n. The L
.:hes o ie (;i.rnet andl I;l1ack f.r
I e mnit' ' ar b ng ,!icially el.v ut
. I (; nit andl I"lack t :a w s
un. 'p'.C(l Thty Ar-L: 1) n;i bbe:1I)L ,
t r ank Sm:i: I, a- ciact -
tN:-l;lrionl \\Ihkler. senlvr eit'.:;.r :
114h 0ac , Alia . k*41e ior;Le n
Ird( Turnibuill. vprtleit''r: T"Im 1I1
iram. fr:iterIl:n y cilit-r : .il
uA re. it- Y eV d ir: Ciarellc I' I-,
iactlit editt-T: letti tjaMur, ;i\\ cI
it. -I:- I Iand 1e y I1 1r it. bli-n ev's
Summer Session To
Begin June Tenth
Over 200 Courses To Be
Offered; 75 Instructors
T llhe Uniri ty of Soth Caruo
linas sunIuniter sessionl wtill begin
Inie I10 and continne to A'\ugumst 2,
I )r. Jiamties A\. St oddard, director,
annoi ttuced toiday.
'The expantdedl program of the
sunun iler schooxl 'till inichide mtore
than :(a) coltrsesS, ilie red in 22
schoouuls and deplartmen'its. The
faculty' will incluide 75 instructors,
inceltuding mtembercs of thte regular
Uniivesity faculty and specialists
fromt other itistitut ions.
D)octor Stoddardl said that the
4I5-dlay stimintier session will make
it possibile for tundergraduate andl
gradutate sttttdents to complete a
fuill semester's work in as miany' as
thrnee cotirses.
Junior's Major, Minors
Due April 17-30-Chase
Risine juniours ini the s-chooil of atrts
anid -.cienlce. 1-hiotuld till tout thteir ma
jir mintor pirogrinns if study fur thte
ilnior and( senior years. A\pril 17- 30,
Jitin A. Chtase, Jr., (eanl of adlmin
ist ration, said this week.
A penalty of $1 will be chtargedl for
studentts failing to comitply with these
reguilat ionls.
Special forms f(ir majiir-minor pro
granms iay be. itimud eithier in tIme
registrar's office oir in the ofiices of
the denartment biakis