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Student Officers Inc
Of ODK Topped; Ir
Student Body officers and Stv
augurated, and nine new nei
were tapped in a Chapel ceren
proclamation from Dr. MeKissi
ship day at Carolina.
In connection with Leadership Day4
on the campus, two outstanding
South Carolinians have been chosen
for honorary membership in 0. D. K.
These are: Brigadier General Holnes
B. Springs, head of the Selective Ser
vice in South Carolina, and A. L. M.
Wiggins, widely-known banker, pub
lisher, and business man of Harts
ville.
Both the active and hovorary mem
bers of the fraternity will be ihitiated
at ceremonies preceding the semi-an
nual banquet which will be held in
the Crystal Room of the Hotel Co
lumbia, May 7.
Nevin Betts, of Columbia, Junior
in Arts and Science; Vice-President
of the Sophomore Y. M. C. A.. A-;
sistant Treasurer of the Y. M. C. A.,
President of the Y. M. C. A.; Dem's
Honor List 4 semesters; Presi0ent
S. A. Z.
Robert E. Browne, 111, of Colum
bia; Junior in Arts and Science;
Manager Varsity Basketball; Presi
dent and Treasurer of Sigma Nu;
Letter in Basketball; llonor List 5
semesters; 'Member iter-fraternit'
Council.
James Howey, of Charleston, Ris
ing Junior in Law ; Manager Varsity
Football, Intramural Boxing Champ;
All-Intramtural Basketball, Freshman
Numeral Basketball; Dean's llonor
List; Vice-President-Elect of Stu
dent Body.
Eston Marchant, of Columbia, Jun
ior in Arts and Science; Manager
Football team; Chairman of Board
of Publications; Gamecock Staff;
Y. M. C. A. Cabinet.
Clarke McCants, of Columbia, Jun
ior in Arts and Science; Assistant
Fraternity Editor, and Co-Maaaging
Editor of Garnet and Black; Carolin
ian Staff; Dean's Honor List; Chair
man Initiation Committee, German
Club; Student Council; Athletic Ad
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summer.
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itiation Wednesday
dent Council members were in
bers of Omicron Delta Kappa
iony this morning, following a
ek that today would be Leader
PROCLAMATION
At the request of Omicron
Delta Kappa, national leadership
fraternity, I gladly proclaim Friday
May 2, as Carolina Leadership Day
on which the student body officers
anl Student Council members will
be publicly and formally inaugrated.
As they enter upon their duties
and responsibiliteis they deserve the
encouragment and inspiration which
will be derived from the presence
on this significant occasion of the
fellow-students who have elevated
them to office.
Wise and loyal leadership of our
student body will contribute sub
stantially to the advancement of our
University.
J. RION McKISSICK
President
visory Board; Debating Team.
Villian McLeod, Tinimonsville,
Rising Junior in Law; President,
Phi Delta Phi; Secretary-Treasurer,
Law Federation; Beaux Arts.
Charles Mooreiield, of Columbia,
Senior in the School of Engineering;
Manager Baseball; Secretary-Treas
urer of the Junior Class; A. S. C. E.;
Garnet and Black Staff; Dean's I lon
or List ; Phi Beta Kappa.
Jimmie C. Shecut, of Orangeburg.
Senior in Arts and Science; Varsity
Track, Freshman Track ; Freshman
Manager Basketball; Treasurer Ger
miian Club; President and Treasurer
of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; K. S. K.;
S. A. Z.; Beaux Arts.
Richard Orion Young, of Sumter,
Junior in Arts and Science; Vice
President of Senior Class; Vice
President of Y. M. C. A. Cabinet;
Vice- President Carolina Christian
Service Club; Assistant Cheerleader;
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TY OF SOUTH C
SUMMER SCHOOL
Columbia, S. C.
niversity of South Carolina:
Dportion regular session stude
e returning each summer for
~an eever before it is importal
iversity summer seO,iOn offer
calendar period of t heir stay 11
ucation at some financial say
ake three courses, to the exter
semester's work in each cou
ably studying, get out on Ab
5) instructors are offering th
iools and departments.
the University that will be nee
libraries, old and new dormi
;ted in reserving rooms should
ff ice, room I10-E, Education B
ig set aside for special groups,
ts to retain their present r<
hat all dormitories be vacated
t they may be prepared for c
4onday, June 9.
iool office will move to the fi
olleg on Friday, June 6, to re
session.
Yours truly,
J. A. STODDAR[
.Director of Sumr
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A. L. M. Wiggins
S. C. Coll4
Conner Pre
At the annual meeting of the
South Carolina Association of col
lege liologists hekL here Saturday,
April 26, Dick Conner of the Uni
versity was elected president for the
coming year. Other officers elected
were Gabriel Joseph of the Cit
adel, vice-president; Alna League
of Converse, secretary-treasurer
and IMildred Pinckney of Winthrop,
editor.
Outgoing officers are "Mac"
Montgomery of The Citadel, pres
idlen; Stanley Williamson of Clemson
vice-president; and Olivia Walker of
the University of South Carolina,
secretary-treasurer.
The meeting last Saturday be
Friday and Saturday
Edward G. Robinson
"Blackmail"
Monday and Tuesday
William Powell
Myrna Loy
"I Love You Again"
Wednesday - Thursday
Richard Greene - Zorina
"I WAS AN
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April 30, 1941.
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the summer session.
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by noon, Wednesday,
ccupancy by summer
rst floor of Tenement
main there until the
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Honored By ODK
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GEN. HOLMES B. SPRINGS
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sident For I
gan at 11 o'clock with a welcoming
address by John Land, president
of the Biology Club at the Uni
versity.
After a brief business meeting,
the following papers were present
ed: "History of the Red Blood
Cell" by Olivia Walker, "A Dis
sertion onid Celloids by J. Z. Hear
onform the Citadel, "A study of the
Cells of the Anterior Lobe of the
Pituitary in the Mouse" by Dorothy
Green from Converse, and "Biology
of Death" by Mary E. Ricken
backer from Winthrop.
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In the afternoon session, the pre
sentation of papars continued with
the following: "Viruses, With Par
ticular Emphasis on Influenza
Virus"by Alma League from Con
verse, "The Effect of Glaciation
on Plant and Animal Life" by Nelle
Moore from Winthrop, and "The
Inheritance of Some Forms of In
sanity" by Julia Nettles from Win
throp.
The reading of the papers was
followed by the showing of several
films.
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Carolina Students
Attend 'Y' Retreat
Three Day Conclave Had
Hart, Childs And Ware
Carolina's fourteen delegates to
the Y retreat returned Sunday froni
Camp York after a three day con
ference. The camp was attended
by 100 delegates from 14 colleges
in the state.
The meeting was featured by ad
.(resses by Dr. Hornell Hart of
Duke, Dean Arney Childs of Car
olina, and Henry Ware of Atlanta.
Members of the Carolina delega
tion were Clarence Lyles, Carl Bas
kin, Dan Hollis, Franip Henderson,
Walter Taylor, Ton Murray, Hugh
Wells, Nevin Betts, E. P. Ellis,
Cooper McEachern, Dick Young,
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nester Set For Tuesday
a Contests Held Friday
Memmers of the Clariosophic Liter
?ry Society unanimously adopted the
amendments and revisions of the so
ciety's constitution as stated by J. Z.
McKown, chairman of the constitu
tional committee, Tuesday night at'
their regular meeting.
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mnents have been desired but have
been killed by the filibusterit)g of
some member. Harley Wooten tried
this procedure Tuesday but failed to
succeed.
Election of Clariosophic officers
will be held for the coming semester
Tuesday, May 6. This is one week
earlier than originally stated in the
constitution.
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two literary societies will be held in
the Clariosophic Hall Wednesday,
May 14.
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