The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 24, 1942, Page Page Two, Image 2

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~'Pundre( Total Of 1,101 Coni In Mental, Forensi< Approximately 1,700 E) Carolina's Naval Unit Hundreds of high school studer come to the University campus ne mental, forensic and athletic contei A total of 1,101 contestants will approximately 1,700 separate exan ing to Prof. W. C. McCall, director In addition to these students, mani ing, declamation and expression. Pupils who will compete in th< finals during high school week woi out in district preliminaries ii which thousands competed. The; represent the cream of South Caro lina's high school youth. Dr. J. B. Jackson is director o the high school week program. Th4 personnel bureau is in charge o mental contests and many member: of the University faculty and staf will assist in conducting the vari ous events. Several hundred contestants wil be housed on the University cai pus during high school week. e A feature of the program ar ranged for high school week wil be a dress parade of the University' naval ROTC unit Thursday after noon at 3 o'clock. One of the winners in the gen eral scholarship division will be se lected to receive the Phi Beta Kap pa scholarship to the University which amounts to $100 per year foi four years. In addition to general scholarship mental contest divisions are: junioi and senior English, junior and senior Latin, junior and senior spell ing, junior and senior algebra, his tory, biology, general science, geom etry, Spanish, short story writing, typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, arithmetic and French. List Of Top Freshmen Released By Registrar John A. Chase, dean of Adminis tration announced today the names of freshmen who have been placed on the freshman Honor Roll for the it s:.: 4 cf t-ic y-.r. To make the honor roll, a freshman musl maintain an average of B for the semester concerned. Those earning a place on the roll were: Joseph Atwill, Jean Baer Paul Balamoutis, Warren Beau mont, Margaret Belser, Evelyn Ben nett, Katherine Berry, James Black and June Black. Also Margaret Boyle, Willian Bradford, George Bryan, Johir Buse, Beverly Carey, Frank Com stock, Laura Couch, Doroth) Counts, Andrew Courteney, Bett) Crooks, Elizabeth Cushman, Kath leen Cushman, Louise Davis Martha Dobson, Anne Floersheimer George Gaddy, Marion Gaines Maude George, Walter Gillam, and Selma Gilland. Also, Edith Golkman, Wvilliam Gooding, Elizabeth Gordon, Lau rens Graham, Miriam Gregg, Ed win Griffin, Richard Haile, Georg< Halsey, Lillian Hanna, Doris Hn son, and Henry Jenkins. Also, Josephine Johnson, Betty Kinard, Doris Laney, Helen Law son, Betty Jo League, Peggy Lewis, Howard Lindsay, Juliar Long, James McEntire, Claude Mc Eat SHACK'S Mode In Columbia FRESH DAILY SUSPENSE ... ROMANCE - In - ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S NEW MASTERPIECE "SUSPICION" Starring Cary Grant Joan Fontaine * In The Role That Won Her The Academy Award 2 GRAND DAYS! - STARTING MONDAY - is in St -estants To Compete C, Athletic Tests caminations To Be Given; Will Hold Dress Parade ts from every part of the state will xt week to compete in the numerous its of annual high school week. vie for honors in the mental contests, finations being administered, accord of the University's personnel bureau. r others will compete in track, debat YMCA Executive Will Speak Here Henry Ware To Appear At Luncheon On Monday Henry Ware, executive secretary of the YMCA in the Southern region, will be speaker at a special luncheon meeting of the junior senior council of the YMCA Mon day. Donald Law, YMCA presi dent, announced today. As a result of the shift, no meeting will be held today, Law said. Following the luncheon, Mr. Ware will conduct separate inter views with each of the newly elected cabinet members, for the purpose of making suggestions for policies of each committee for the coming year. ELECTION RESULTS SENIOR CLASS President: John McGowan 115. Johnnie Clark 74. Vice-President: Tom Perrin 111. Fred Martin 78. JUNIOR CLASS Secretary-Treasurer: Irl Marjorie Jones 72. Leone Strickland 61. Historian: Louise Anderson 44. Gloria Newlin 88. Millan, Malcolm MacWilliams, Ben jamin Meeks, Elizabeth Miller, Ernest Miller, Roberta Moseley, Doris Murray, Sarah Murray, Peg gy Nelson, Francis Pennell, Marion Powell, Mary Raysor, Allan Reyner, Miriam Robin, Glenn Roddey, Ed ward Rogers, Maxcy Roper, and Betty Rosen. Also, James Royster, Benjamin Sloan, Mary Katherine Sloan, Kate Smoot, Julia Steen, James Strick land, Lalla Sullivan, Marion Trapp, Dorothy Traynor, Frances Tur kette, Betty Urban, Martha Walker, Robert Watkins, William Webb, and John White. Also, Arrah Wilson, Sarah Wil son, Sidney Wise, Rhetta Yobs, Basil Zaharides, and Sylvia Stark. E CAROLINA ENGRAVING CO, COLMBA.S. C. Columbia Office Supply Co P RINTING Commercial Stationery Office Equipment 1112 Lady Street Phone 5168 China Watches SYLVAN BROS. Sterling Silver JEWELERU &i DIAMOND MERCHANTh GENUINE MERCNANDISE ONL.Y - NO PL.AVE NO IMITATION PCOn. MAIN S NAMPTON - COL.UMBIA. U. C. LATE SHOW Saturday Night - also -. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday And Wednesday "Woman of the Year" - with -- SPENCER TRACY KATHARINE HEPBURN Thursday, Friday and Saturday "Kings Row" - with - ANN SHERIDAN ROBERT CUMMINGS RONALD REAGAN BETTY FIELD ate Wil Captain Hall A S-Y Captain R. A. Hall, organizer of departed this week for Annapolis w English history and government. I Needham who succeeds Capt. Hall. Observatory To Be Open Thursday Of Next Week The c-bzervatory will be open for visitors Thursday night of next week in addition to the regular visiting hours on Monday and Tuesday nights, to accommodate high school students here for high school week, E. C. Coker, professor of astronomy an nounced yesterday. The skies will be unusually inter esting to see for the next few weeks, with the moon, Jupiter, and Saturn presenting excellent views, Professor Coker said. Big Hits Coming To The RITZ Sun. - Mon. - Tues. EAST SIDE KIDS "Mr. Wise Guy" Wednesday - Thursday "Belle Starr" Randolph Scott Gene Tierney ALSO SELECTED SHORTS Mat. Nite SiKE1WS 14 TI sNSATIONAL~ Impresions of Harry James and Henry Buss. By CAL GWIN LIKE HEARING THE REAL BAND8! James Powers Dancing Models Thursday Only APRIL 30th Come id His Successor .-* . '~ ---... the Naval ROTC unit at Carolina here he will head the department of lictured with him is Captain R. C. McKissick Accepts Defense Position Pres. J. Rion McKissick accepted today an invitation of the Navy De partment to serve as a member of a national advisory committee on of ficer procurement and training in col leges and universities. President McKissick said that the committee was composed of presi dents of the 27 institutions over the nation in which Naval ROTC units are maintained. ALWAYS 1 PEN TODDLE HOUSE 1419 Gervais Street our old frien swell spc And we've got 'em! Pop looking, are built for act pretty in. They have all tailoring-including the 5 1% shrinkage). In a phra F RA NK 1513 Ma | "A Good P1 THE GOOI Open All Night For HIgI Dean's Honor List Of First Semester Revealed By Chase Student Must Make At Least A B-Plus Grade At Close Of Semester John A. Chase, Jr., dean of ad ministration, announced today the listing of juniors and seniors who have been placed on the dean's honor list for the first semester of 1941-42. A student, to be eligible for the dean's honor list, must be an aca demic junior or senior, and must have made an average of not less than B-plus during the semester concerned. Students honored by the dean's honor list were: Charlotte Adams, Elizabeth Adams, Thomas Attaway, Anita Aull, Frank Barnes, Jr., Ralph Beckham, Catherine Belser, Kitty Bird, Mary Boykin, Louise Bradley, James Bryant, Kate Bull; Also; Edward Cantey, Virginia Cardwell, Frances Caughman, Wil liam Chalker, j3uford Clary, Joseph Clements, Emmett Cox, Mary Crow, Jane Crum, Mary Isla Crumpler, Sarah Davies, William Delorme, Jr., Dorothy Dove, Kath ryn Edgerton, Albert Eggerton, William Faucett, St. Elmo Felkel, Carl Felmister, Jr., Theo Frick, Martha Frick, Margy Griffin; Also; Joseph Griffith, Mary Eliz abeth Haile, Edward Hart, Francis Hinson, Jr., Phyllis Holman, War ing Howe, John Henry Johnson, Jr., Alice Knight, Dewitt Latimer, Jr., Warren Leitner, Lucille Leop ard, Louise Lindler, Peggy Lollis, Jane Loyal, Clarence Lyles; Also; Grace McAuliffe, Charles McCullough, Wilber McCurry, Herbert Moody, Katherine Murphy, Peggy Newton, John Nicholson, Elisabeth Nininger, Mrs. Mildred Nixon, Hubert Noland, Ray Parrott, James Plaxco, Jr., Mary Frances Polk, Mary Quattlebaum, Bob Quinn; Also; Willodene Rion, Beatrice Roberts, Charlotte Rubin, Frances Sanders, Ray Seigler, Hubert Thomason, Lucie Sloan, Francis Smith, Margaret Smith, N. R. Smith, Jr., Mary Thompson, Marion Trotti, Edward Welch, Lionelle Wells, Joseph West, Barbara Wiedemann, James Wilds, Jr., Evunb svautui Lou. for 24-hour service DIAL 8103 then count the minutes d Arrow makes rts shirts in and see. They're good ive sports or just looking the advantages of Arrow anforized label (less than se, you'll love 'em! R ENICK in Street o0w ace to Eat" )Y SHOPPE Ph.one 916 SScho( Captain R. C. Need Head; Hails From U Sophomores Named On Honor Listing' Average Of Between a B And B-Plus Is Required Sophomore's names listed on the sophomore honor roll for the first semester of 1941-42 were released to day by John A. Chase, Jr., dean of administration. Students enrolled in the sophomore class who have an average of between B-plus and B are listed on the honor roll. This average must fall above the mid point between these two grades. Sophomores listed by the registrar are: William Blake, Lillie Bloodworth, Willie Mae Bodie, Robert Bradford, Charles Brannon, Shirley "Brown, Theodosia Browne, Cecil. Campbell, Earl Cobb, Alva Coggeshall, James Cox, Earl Dunham, Hawkins Egger ton, Elizabeth Fishburne, Sara Flinn, Frances Griffin, Frances Haskell. Also: James Hill, Jeanne Hol man, Arthur Horton, Jr., Peggy Hor ton, Camilla Hoy, Jesse Jackson, Jr., Statia Ketchin, Evelyn Kline, Charles Knowlton, Patricia Lee, Robert Mc Calley, Jr., Mary McDavid, John Mc Nally, George Martin, Morris Ma gursky. Also: Beverly Mead, Gaillard Mikell, Stella Oyer, Lewis Parker, Lillian Perkins, James Ruff, Mildred Salmon, Evelyn Schafer, Mrs. Leila Schneider, Mrs. Treva Shafton, Yod der Shealy, Horace Sheely, Leone Strickland, Mary Ann Strobel, I)a vid Sullivan, Frampton Toole, Jr., Preston Toole, Robert Vause, Charles Wannamaker, John Williams, Harri et Williamson, Walter Young, Jose pliac Zula. Marion Wiles, Jr., Harry Williams, Gus Williamson, Jr., Martha Wright, Richard Young, Mrs. Nanny Sullivan. Headq f Carolina W CMMUNiTY C Five LNon't dross d L.OTS OF MEN shum Uithey're afraid of I< pet horse. But "it ain For instance, Arrow are simple, and very g swell in them on the 1 or in a soft-ball gamn fortable in them too I action did made to f your other Arrow sh Caldwell's Cafete SERVED DAILY - Old Fashioned Fan gWe Featu.eTraitinal Souti >1 Week ham Is New Naval ISNA At Annapolis New Commandant Praises USC Cadets' Appearance Captain R. C. Needham, new commanding officer of the Naval ROTC unit at the University ar rived to take over active command of the unit last week. He replaces Capt. R. A. Hall, who has been ordered by the Navy department to head the department of English, history, and govern ment at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis, Md. Captain Needham said that he was greatly impressed by the at tractive appearance of the campus, and considered it one of the finest he has seen. He explained that while he had not had time for a thorough tour of inspection of the Naval ROTC ac tivities, he was highly pleased with the appearance of the NROTC stu dents in their uniforms. "The new $180,000 Naval ROTC armory now under construction will be a great asset to tlhe university and the Naval ROTC unit, and should considerably enlarge the NROTC unit here," Captain Need ham declared. He was high in his praise for Captain Hall, and said that he had done a fine job in organizing and bringing the unit here up to its present efficiency. "We hope that he will continue his successes at the Naval Academy," he said. Before coming to the university, Captain Needham was instructor in mechanical engineering at the Naval Academy. A native of Monson, Mass., he attended Sheffield Scientific School at Yale University, and graduated from the United States Naval Acad emy in 1906. lie was a member of the famous world cruise of 1907-1909, which was organized to impress Japan with our Naval might of that day. Afterwards, Captain Needham specialized in submarine duty at various intervals for 12 years. uarters Dr Students uT RATE DRUG%S Points j a_wnfor sports I sports clothe. because oking like Mrs. Astor's t necessarily so." makes sports shirts that ood-looking. You'll look ~olf course, on the lawn, ,. And you'll feel corn ecause they're made for t you right-sized like irt.. Buy some today! na 1307 Hampton Street lysreChicken pi...... STEB LIK sEv. N