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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
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- STARTING MONDAY -
is in St
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.,
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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
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Frances Griffin, Frances Haskell.
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Gus Williamson, Jr., Martha
Wright, Richard Young, Mrs.
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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.
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