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BONDS * STAMPS Columbia
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA
Z676i Vomne. XXVI, No 1:3 CL4UM BIA,lSOA, UA SOTY 19, 1943 Founded 1908
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Campus Community
Designed To Group
Plan Will Not Include
Drive Conducted By Y
Instead of being asked to give
1everal donations to several dif
ferent causes and funds as usual,
University students this year will
be asked to give in one lump stint
all voluntary donations to non
campus causes, tinder the new con
ilunity chest program recently
authorized by the University ad
ininiistration.
The drive is to be under the
management of a student-factilty
grotip, which this year includes Van
Earl Fillingein, chairman, Dodie
lBronv, Sarah M:inn, and Ken Sal
liiger, student inembers, and i Dr. 1.
Walter, facuilty member, while
Dean John A. Chase serves as Uni
versity business manager is an ex
officio member.
As called for under the plan
drawn ip last fall by the student
faculty relations group, the co-ed
ieinbers are to be chosen from its
membership by the Alpha Kappa
Gamma honorary sorority, the two
men to be chosen fronm its member
ship by the K,,ppa Sigin Kappa
service fraternity, and both A KG
andl KSK elect one faculty mei
ber. These six members choose
their own chairman and formulate
the (etailed plaits of the drive.
The plan, formulated by the co
ordiination committee of the stu
dent-factilty relations group, calls
for one drive a year, similar to the
city Community Chest, in which all
orgaizations not of purely campus
nature desiring to ask donations of
stuIeits will participate.
Chase, who served as convener of
the group at tis first meeting this
week, explained that the drive this
year was to be an experiment to
try out the potentialities of the plan.
At the end of this semester the
present chest coumittee will draw
ip suggestions to next year's group
as to whether it is advisable to have
the drive inl the fall or sprihg. or
whether there should be a drive
each semester, and other details.
The timlie of tle drive which1 was
set approximatelY withit tle next
six weeks will be decided upon
definitely at tle meeting of tle coi
inmittee to be held this afternoon.i
The coniiununiitv chest will not inl
citle, accorling to its present set
ip, purely-camiipis drives such as
tho1Ise held anuiially hv tht V.NICA
and the V\\CA, but will include
such as the \Vorbl Stud ent Service
1% und, thte Red ( 'ross, thle Clin mese
Relief ltuid and oithers.
No News As Yet On
Air Corps Reserve
Men From Other Schools
Have Received Orders
No iniformtat ion on thte callIinig of
A rnmy air corps reservists ha;is lieeni
receiveilb lin tiversit y officials,
1l'rof. Chiarle's 8. AIlercer, c ha irmani
(of thme caiipus commnit tee ion the
ar*my reserv e proigraint, saidl
\edniesda v. I 'iofessor N .\ereer's
ann iitiouneilienlt wvas mi irespoinse' to
the ituuiies of ituinerotis air corps
reservists whio were e'xpecitinig oir
ders tiuineiitarily.
P'ointinig to the facet that air (c(rips
reservists in mta ny Sou ftheasterni
states have alreadv bi(een called to
duityv, Il'ro fessoor le rcer said that
it is possible thiat ordiem s miayv comle
soonim. Reservists at IDuke linIiver -
sityv of North Ii'arol inma anud (Georg ia
Tech are amiuong t hose who have
r receivedl oirders.
lIe expressed thte opinihon t hat or
dters will comte codlect ivelyv for allI
air cropis reservist andit t hat thle or
dIers would( probably coilme through
Uniiversity autthmiities, rathter thani
to eacti indoividuial student.
At thter sct(hos ini thte Soouthewast
where reservists have lbeeni called to
duity, thte o)rders havye spec i tied t hat
the reservists repo(rt to thle ba.sic
trainiing schiool at NIliamii lteachm,
lIla.
JStuu
Chest Approved;
Finance Drives
Twenty Students
Listed As Making
A On All Subjects
Fifteen Undergraduates
And Five Graduates Are
On First Semester Roll
Fifteen University undergradu
ate students and five graduate stu
dents attained the grade of "A"
(95 per cent or better) on all sub
jects for which they were registercd
in the first semester of the current
year, it was announced this week
by John A. Chase, dean of admnin
istration.
Arts and Science led the schools
with nine honor students, school of
Education had two, while the engi
neering. journalism, commerce and
pharmacy schools each had one.
Of a total of fifteen undergradu
ates, nine were women while only
five men made the list. In the grad
uate school, the ratio was four
women to one male. Among the
tindergradutes therc were eight
seniors, four juniors, one sopho
more, and two freshmen.
Jntdergraduates making the All
A list are: Seniors: Mary Clarkson
loykiin, Columbia; Louise .Ayer
Bradley, Lexington, Va.; Kathryn
Salley F'.dgerton, Orangeburg;
Robert F.arl Quinn, Columbia;
Frances Marian Sanders, Ehrhardt;
Leila (erdes Schneider, Columbia;
George Edmiund David Sullivan,
Columbia; and Charles Robinson
Yandell, Piineville, N. C.
Juniors: Mary Camilla 1loy, Co
lumbia; Charles \\'ilson Knowlton,
Columbia; Robert Bruce McCalley,
Jr., Columbia; and James Nlonroe
Ruff, Winmsboro; Sophomore: Nell
Craig Carmichael, Bennettsville;
Freshmen: Golda Verinelle IIaile,
Colmbia; and Marion Sophia Tip
ton, Rock Itill.
Graduate students making the
list are: Catherine E. Ayers, Flora
Dinkines. Nancy Nerrick Gilburt,
Janes (). KeimpoII, antId Harriet
\ I)Cay Aly, ldl of Columbia.
YMCA Will Choose
Officers In March I
Report Made Of Results
Of Y Finance Campaign
letct ion oif Y. NI. ..\. officers will
be be(h1 Niarcht . NIr. 1. G . lBelt,
etcretary, anniounciied this week. TI'he
niew officers will lbe nioinaiiited lhv
a c7oninnittee app)ointed byV Doniall
L,aw, preient.
TIh is coinnnlit tee, comnposed of
D onaldI L,aw, Art hu Ro tbert s, B ill
Bllake, 'Tomi IPerrin and L,uthter Mce
(utcent, wvill select two meni for
each office who will be vtotedt upjon
by thle associatIiounimembe)r. lu r
theri niminiiationis froin the tlitior will
b)e permitted.
'Thie o ITicers selcc t ed wtillt suitctced
the piresent leatders in April. 'Their
terml ordinarilyv wobil lbe fromu
A\prih, '-la to April, '-Il. Plains to in
rodunce a su nuneir session, Ihowever.
wilt cause a chiange ini the tcengthi
of thte new officers' t ermi. and thIiis.
grou p wilt be replaced by elections
in A-\ugustI.
I 'resenilt officers of the organiz.a
tion who witll be succeeded ini of
lice are: D onal I.aw,t't pres idet;
C'alv in Nicrl,auglini, secretary', and
iooper- NI cF.acherni, t rea surer.
Finance Campaign
ll sta tedt that of the $1,:50)
Iled ged in thle fall camipaig n over
$500 has bieen patid. lie estimtatedl
tha:t $:300 of the untpaidi amount was
piled ged liy st ud(ents who have Iceft
ithoit for the arimied ser vices.
"Fvein the boys wttho have left
sc-hotoi have not forgotteni thir "Y"*
piledges," st atd ciIletll. "Several bioys,
on t heir firist pay-tday, have sent the
alliounit they' pledlged to the "Y's''
wvork, back to the cannulil."
[dies
10,000 G<
Ten thousand copies of the Gar
paper. More than 8,000 of these w
by the University Alumni Associat
assistants in mailing out the papert
Miss Marjorie Foster, Alumni recor
man. Front row, Van Earl Filling
Loache, secretary to Mr. Lewis.
Registrar's 0
Special Servic
Voluntary Attendan
Duration; Old List
Extra Work Resulting
From War Is The Cause
'Tlhe registrar's office hats gone to
war!
John \. Chase, <leanl of adniinis
tratimi, atin1ed tniuC av vithat sone
of the services tsllt0n:ari1%y per
forilteI v tihe regitrar's office w\ilI
lie clirtailed or 16iiliate(d for the
dfirlationl.
"It is -with extreine relictance
that ve take this step.' Dean C ha ,e
said. "Dleinandls i1(le upon10 the
registrar's (ffice y\. the ;arc<lv( ser
vices aid addiiitiolal work occa
"i,ned by the )iversity's participa
tion in the wa effort have sva1nplJ)ed
tle office persoinnel. It i" siiply
iint)Iissible for i1- to continue ulsi
tie-s a'.. sual."
I)eai ('hams pointed ont, for cx
ainlc. that tle Navy re<iuetisted de
tailed iirtniatimn on tihe records of
50 sitidets anel the lariine coirps
calledl for rcoirdls of '25 stitieits ini
a si tigi e day lastI week.
Steps whliichi will he tak en tio ease
lhe st ra in ontt te regit ra r's office
include:
I. .liiiinationi of voltuitarv at -
ttiidaunce after thle etirrenit sentester.
'[le volunitarv attendianice list for
lie fall se nie't er will be cotiiited
this spring.
. liiiiiatioin of co'llputatiotiis oi
schiilastic standliing. of sirtirities
inicludingi thle fre.liinani. solihoilure,
-I. liiniatioii of g.rade rteports to
high schiools.
5. l--liininat ion of dininiiiatio,iial,
geographical, atin oIlier 1not1-e~sen
tial statistics.
C'. NI oditirationi of the ro-.ter of
stil(deits in the catalog.
I )eani Chlase said it wvill be neces
sary for the re'gistrar's office to coni
iiiiie to lie c lo,.ed ini te a fterniioins
si itle personnel iiiay work withlit a
inlteruttion. StildentIs are lirgedl to
tranisac t all hni siness withI the office
diltiiig the aii1riiii1g houris.
"Thlese services wvill be curtailed
for thle duriationi only,"' D ean Chase
said. "TI'here is situiply nio other wayv
titit.'"
Robiert W. Ailirrisoni, associate
pi ife'ssr if phiatiiiacy, has bieen
ipint iled a facnl ty mieuiier of thle
Soimtniittee on Social A ffairs antI
Sticial Organ i/ation's by I.'niveisi ty
l'resdlent J. Rion IKiackt
SRecri
mecocks Go Over 1
ecock were distributed last week, the
,re sent out free of charge to alumni
on. Shown above is Ralph Lewis, A
. Left to right, back row, are: Virg
der; Mr. Lewis, Harriett Belser, Hel
m, Carlyle Holladay, Agnes Stradley
ffice Drastica
e Rendered F(
ce Abolished For
;tands Till May
Total Enrollment
For Year Is 1776
Registration Discloses
9'( Decrease From 1942
Spring seiester r itait at
tei Uni versity closed Satrday with
105 stIleitt enteringiZ tile I niver
sity, ir the Iirst time. accorling to
.Iohn11 A. Cha'ze, dcatl of admiiltrla
tioni.
totl1 of 'is n11 I ta I 17 X% ,II t'IeIl
were :tdded to thle in'ltiution's sin
decnt r(ills this einester, br_Ineinlg
total enlrollileIt f(or the Nar t'
1.7%. Including 11.0 11) u n tl :
Dean Ohiam .aid that ti I 'ni r
'ity ' olliment ior tilt ear ial
dlecre;t'. onlY !I prI Ceit fl rii lat
yetar-. tignie, a fact re:rdedlts n
cot1r:agingL sincee tile niatiotial :tv
trolilt tltia. ye: Iitr \ as 1 1 1
I ilal eiirolittletit tiguire-. :t the
211t(d 5.9 woil, ;1 tot;al of .',
'tiitillitcr the t.i fal llit-e i1 1 -
icho ft r til hei fat Iinet w n
Flllinnael Bitest Bheatty'sore
atlid lit' ho Wlio asntertd tho lniir
onit in htherng hiitrner. Ictie
lieis t ' to i t inith ilo th in
ttit ai new ti:t i tacclrdy a sro.nnd
canoft;ttg itterube ttatts.ni
copetre aegirehent fo daetgrettlts
F in two atted u taeralfeast Ia
Wh tstatn e seto1 a sine $5,ne fr
the fistor :ofl Jhnl t \'liathn to
he Globe
largest number in the history of the
in the service and on the home front
lumni secretary, directing a staff of
inia Cunningham, Virginia Fisher,
en Pride Craig and Jimmy Brock
Annie Stradley and Miss Ruth De
Ily Curtails
)r Students
Orientation Being
Given Second Term
To USC Newcomers
Second Semester Classes
Being Offered For First
Time In Freshman Course
To acqualint new s11n<lnt- with
n i v i traltiit n ,' ir01 :linzat Ins
aini~~~~~~~~f etooif,o-ttalncase 'a
fret hliniern who reg:i tere<1 s o til e
te-tcr are litie hel'! everv Nil.tI
<i(i\.Illowtlilln.'.
The cla e . one f., or bor. -,m
fill' earl bar a t 'pc ti. sn l n
t -acher f,r cadb s:bhct iI both the
I),\ '11 1-1 ii, Ni~ L'1 , 'j!j, tl. Il,(
H.3'an. Andh I:s alth
teAsh Debane Bluh,es
hlit cl:'t n:tter(ti1 Ih c , an !
"Iaie a ( in the tirt , n ttr wrien
Soti .1 eladt t an.'l mth etieer arle
:anon -s lthtse ul:, a t hhtht th tir,t
l't ic( h .it' i ta be a o,f t hib en
te ch a- - :r in ci, , rn i r ch
\g 'iltte r re. V t'I It v lit I' tt gii, -
(C NTNUDtNeAr:2
Subcommittees
Tonight On Fi
KSK Asks For Picnic
Skating Rink For Studer
BY HOWAF
The Stidet- i'n Pi oard coT..i
vestigate KSK' K lant for~ incereasiig
Knowlton, lSK-s Tipre entative o
mneeting (1 the(- leardrq b14h!( last M(I
rector f the ' l,*ivt!:,% gym ervi
progra, and ti;n %%t-rt: a ie ass?ignel to
ing the iltiT t:iT I i (Ac of yI1y
Julian Marchar:t n namied ccer<
Blue Key Elects
Frampton Toole To
Succeed Ed Parler
Chapter Plans To Write
On Plaque The Names Of
Alumni Killed In War
Anlothe(r 1rg::iai' n f 1re' 1 ,
re-elect tilicur, ait mbl7'-,i:r brc:a.:,e
of war-time c,,ndittin , tic V'niver
sity chapter (.f Ilue Key, " i.. i l
honorarv fraternit.v, Tis week elect
ed Fraipt n Twol e. t" fill tile va
cancy cat-ed whe preident Ed
Parler left t J, to hcin the armed
forces. Tor .ie r"ve,'Il a eito1r o
the Blue K(y I)irectory this year.
Filling the vat cr \a7 c i,i i the
officer roster ore- .bhn McGA..
as vIce-pre.ib. :t. l' h McNiir.
as secretary'-trea7T-:Tr r.I:u .usa
Moll. fonrm r i ; nt %;:
graduated i F bn:ry a:n! \an
Farl Fih11 .ii , t,rna r e e:irv Ce
The chialte h, t, it, res
project the re . 11
which the i 1 ' I t 1 %
alumnii. ki-tN-: .
pre-eTnt war - . It
i,. expecte t * 'e.'
that tle playnt u .
tutnle tli!
ad-ld t,t
whc1 1w1
erectT.n
The12 <h i I.I
Press Association
Elects Officers
Pres. McKissick Named
Member Of Press Group
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vacat. an, l'r b i M
wele et ei 117 c\ lt 12 \
the i iti n diltt 1' 21 \e.%
\n ineTtimenIC t I. th con' C i n II
the 1Tt'TIer tv 'A\\ ' \\ ill ha\e' a
cin Iot V ltee. i te Tle'ui
lie effetct (of policijes of thle nadt ionI'
capital onT thle new spa pers andi em -
phasizedI specitic tieldls where the
nliana;gTinen'lt of the niewspper was
dhirectly tie( upTt with the war moves
anid affairs of the ealnital.
:lities
Will Report
ve Proposals
Grounds, Benches, And
ts On University Campus
:D LINDSAY
h-rel anid decided to thoroughly in
student recreational facilities, Charles
I the Board, discloscdl tlay. At a
nlday night, Frank II. Wardlaw, di
e- was enim hairian of the board
ecure detailed inforimation concern
1rojects on the program.
tary of the 1board.
Th, project and1 invesigators
1) P rojcct to secure benches to
he ;'Iawq-i ,?n thle : m col(l e lawn
----P eor Robert Sumwalt.
rr2ject for tran-erring the
E oine? l Mllsic ,et with i0s album
Srecord from the third floor of
Rutlede Cl0lege, where it now is
luc;ted to a coio-t!le lounge in
the new lihbrarv. The place where
the illl,ic set i1 n-w located is a
ca-rooin and a larger room with
everal couche, is thought desirable.
- )r. J. Riun McKi-ick and Julian
larchant.
(:.' Project for opening the gym
and securing a pica!o to give stu
dett, a place t, dance on Satur
day niht-IBuines Manager Roy
Garrett and 1. C. \\illiams.
(-0 Proj,ect to provide a picnic
giru ti at !one favorable spot on
the cm, in u tch a, the arboretum
Vnrf. Frank \\ardlaw.
-- PriI t to find a suitable
abce for stuinent; to skate on or
near the ctn;u1. with >kates to be
rente d .- e
t n. t
Kn wte1. d :' h e co m t
amd tha he h.I dfn drive
wil~!: b.1 tan e :- m h : 0v t
T we: pr, posed to
b! r creation on
r ni7tedl
- oard
"Tthat
\-d
Pre-Flight Heads
Stress Navigation
Ensigns Allen, Williams
Added To Naval Schiool
r1
Ie tha * o b e rci
r7 ani i rer:.it car ier if thle pilot.;
( uIiet., are tested ((n knowledge
if their 'iubjects. everye Saturday.
Tlhe te.t are miade up in \\'ashinig
ton aid arc mai:chine graded( aind
coirecited it the personnel bureau
of the utvel,(sii v.
N iw offticers reporting to thle
U niversity school this week are
F.nsgn 11leywa rd A llen and L.ieut.
J. t. WViliamis. Ensiigni Allen, for
imir captain of the 1 Uivers.ity of
Ge~orgia fooitball tecam, is one of tihe
assistant athletic dlirectors for thc
niaval groundl school.