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< Board Of Trustees Passes Retirement ta n Lose Plan For FacultyWeek's Cmpaign UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING-FOR A GREATER CAROLINA ';+( 'lun X.\.\1'11 \o, 12 ---___ ________________ ___ ---__ _ __ COL,UMBIA, SOUTHI C:11 UL1.\. DE('E\8Itl 7. 1Ia Boarc Jimmy Guesi Pledge, Don Both YW And Y During Week; R I'led.-.esantd donations for th ])II ext'lllt.l thie qnota (if $1.5)( (ei1,.1 at I he elo se o' the week-If in a .ioint lunclion in Flinn il Reports giveni by the Various .e1-+ Iie"itors showed that the loys' goal i (it SI.n was reached durin'g the we and th: '41 h donations of uni e"dgtfd 'tl!:ielits are still heinrg so li ited. l od pledges were received from I' out of c210 girls. Contacts are still Ibeing made with the town girl, I,h, have not beein reached. Their gual of $.:nn was topped by 15 it wa. reported Snday. .\11 t1N in girls u ho have not been rm,ntae'ted are urged to see Y r(pre"entatit e and1 make their pledges." iirged Jane Irooks Mar shall, treasurer of the Y\\C.\. "I'he camtpaigni Iia, been char atetrized by a sinecre cifort on the part if every cord to make a con trihution to the organization. This . has been by far the muost suicce.s 11. al gratify ing drive of recent .ears. I wish to especially congrati late the \\ade llampton girls who pledged the highest average amonnt e1i an}" calliptu, groiup,i' he con tinited. I-imd, retcitved iroi the catu pai;n n\ ill Ibe generaelly iucied for so cial .crt ice. Th \Y 'ies semi monthly dance", fr the navy boys, titi( teal., Ir' tie high school Girl tesert es, It ,pon sor. the Fresh man. 's"phmliore-J u'n:ir, anud Senior Ys. 'Tlhe sale of war and tubercu losis talmps are also under, the auspices of the Y'. (irls working oil the campaign were \Ane R(oyall, Sally Nash, Ietty Jo League, Carol Shapiro, Ytimi Wallace. Lib Evans, Margie R ogers, lIohie Ragsdale, Nell ;\leyer, G(oldy R:othberg, and Polly Carnell. Canipaigii solicitor', of the V .CA wr,. orgai/i.ed into two tcam-, ci vilian ani Navy. Charlie Sloan headed the" civilian group wthile Jim Guest was in charge of the Navy Camp l,ig ii .\letibcr of the Nav teant in chided: iill 1cKinnis, Lacy 1ltick", Jtiml l'arier, JIim G,allowtay , L'ob \\"at, l'aul \ood, 1). If. itiler, T. ". ..\I line, \\ uodllurst C. 'IThonpson, J.. I . Rolbinson, l:. S. (;aylc, Iirr) iKin, 1.. I,. Newdick, 1). C. Trthin. \\. .IE. n ler, S. S. ilackburn, AI. . l'olk, and J. A. Ott. vg~.. F. Er. lI ooth, Joe lientton. R. 1K. Eh lnentdor, hE. t i. I'arronis. R. \' \\illiamit-, IThad Ii linant, J1oe \'l dertnmthi. A\. C. R~ose, 1). .J. Iiayes i. C. liiydi. Itruce Yocunit. .l. Ni. G'uen:, I ,. \\'. Shecavly, R. i E.Twell, Civiliani solicitor- ucr e: hirv:oon Lowmnani, J. li. 1heatherly , Charles Mte.\iillant, 11. Camtok. Ernest Davis, Clyde .\ eClaini, A. I !. King. C. K. Ni aris \\ ell,, Rutssell Shtaw, anid W. 0. \i eKeowt. Telephone Numbers j The telephone exchange re quests that students call sorori ,ties and fraternities by numbers rathe~r than ask for them by am,as the switchboard does not have a list of the numbers. The following numbers are those to be used at the present; when other phones are pro cured, the numbers can be got ten from the information desk. hi Sigma Kappa...... Ten. 16 appa Alpha ........... ..2-8713 Alpha Delta P1............Ext. 69 Pi Kappa Phi..............Ten. 9 Delta Zeta..................2-8238 Kappa Sigma ............Te). 17 Kappa Delta ...............2-4758 Zeta Tau Alpha...........2-611 'Delta Delta Delta......Ext. 67 Lambda Chi..............Ten. 20 Alpha Tau Omega....Ten. 16 Phi Kappa Sigma...........8312 Sigma Alpha Epsilon...-8010 IApr t, Treasurer, ations, Exce M Pass Mark sore To Come e Y' (rganizationa tof the camn )u it 'was amnouumeed by Jimmny mto calatiil;u whicht tulminated ll Friday. Opinions Given On Gamecock Students And Faculty Comment On USC Bird "( amtco~ck i inntint' Season" is open! With) ntot a "J'usted" sign oin any trtvle ocr ie"nce in sight, 'cock tnlter: took caru ili atn1d deter mined aim,' peppering the old bird t ith verbal buckshot. "\hat do you think could be done to inform the Gamecock:" was the caliber of the shot. Aiter surviving the tirst barrage, tile "cock" ruffled his feat hers, cloaked ont hi, pride, and winged his way to the nearest bush. Rien Took--"I think the frater nity news conhl stand a little mttore emphasis." Betty ).Ici,ture--"It could have inore new\"s about the stulents thetn sel\es." \\ill oi.amn ----" I thtinkc it's Swell 1 've gut no hione, to pick." .\ r.. Chils--"Of coturse I like the Ganinet"ock, but it .;cem to i e I that they should make a more carciul check on facts. Let thtem express opinions as long as they distinguish between them and tinctly an itpro\vcd paper, how cecr." Juitt'y Clantlu--"I ie\ er read it; but the pictures are pretty." Betty Cren\s--"i don't think the headlines read as well as they could, they're confusing. I think the arti tCIe., arc \ try good and intcresto g to the students.' Rut Osborne-"Not ;uth tight censorship. LIore ab1otut ;epl on the camtpiu, oIthe rn\i se it a :u ell paper to read." F. R. I larri. ( \\ I 1-"\'c don't ba% mtthl time to read the" paper. Blut the sports page is the tit .t one \Iue read." hat Recec-"I w.ant a go:>ip tel. O)thniel \\ien~ges--"'The last copy was good..I readi the wlholYe papjer. I've got noi compillaitt. hiugh ler-"I'i rally wor lr ied 'bot Dick Tracy an La:Ty. Do)in't yu suppo.,el~ w. coubl have a c:ointc strip) 1)orothy~ lIripp--"\\* hiat V. e nleedI i, iore htitnan initere-: and)3 lea titres.' Skilmp liaririsoui--" I think the G;amecoc*tk could( doi a little moreW hack shlappin)g ai Icrowmnitg Iver' otir teamIn" Guest Announces Further Projects Of KSK Frateryiity . lnuny G uest, p)resMident or Kapp Sigm1a Kappa I(KSK) the service fraternity has allttuned thlat the fraternity is working on several new projects of imnportantce to Car olina. Th le main p)roject is to get thel food situation for tile civilians improvettd. KSK is urginlg thei Uni3 versity to better the eating sittuation for civilian students. TIhis tmay mean endorsinig, controllitig enitirely', or cren conistructing a cafeteria near tihe camlpuis. One minilor project that they have comlpleted ofl hate was havitng mats placedl inl tile dressinig room of tile field house, to prev'ent accidents on thc slinperv floor. )roves Announces ed Y Quota Student-faculty Elections Held Four Faculty Named To Mediatory Board The Student-Faculty Relations Committee elected seven new stu dent members, four additional fac ulty advisers, and installed new of ticers for the present semester Sat urday, December 11, in Flinn Hall. 'The students, two girls and five boys, are Helen Pride Craig,' Isa belle McCants' Dick Dusenberry, Gaillard Mikel, Bob Weathers, Joe leintont, and Jimmy Brockman. New faculty members include Lt. McCurry, Mr. L. C. Brancomb, Prof. W. II. Calleott, and Prof. W. M. BIauer and bring the total from eight to 12. The committee adopted the new plan whereby fou- new faculty menbers are to be asked to serve on the comurittee each emincter as four former members resign. The new professors will be picked as their names appear al phabetically. In this way, it is hoped that the students inay have the op. portunity of knowing the faculty better as well as of working with them Ifor the advancement of the university as a whole. )avid Freeman succeeds Charlie Kniowlton. a-1:. ns chairmn of the group. Other officers are Anne Royall, secretary: Isabelle McCantt and Dick Dusenberry. co-chairmen of the social committee. who sue eeed Annie lludson and Polli Fi: lingim, respectively. The next meeting of the coni mittee will be r lncheon m eting January ..lititu 14a11, at Which time projects for the year will be promoted. Last year the group sponsored the Clean-Up-Day and w as instrumental in establishing the Information Bureau. I're,ent members of this commit tee: are Itudtly l3lack, O t h-n i e l \\'einges. Bill Tidwell, J i.m it y G'ue,t, Dave Fr'eman, Polly Fil lingim. Annie Ifndson, Anne Royall, LoUi,e \\allace. Betty Berry, Joyce Ietell, Jane Brooks Marshall, Ma rie 1lodges, Beverly Nininger, Dean Child., Mr. Garrett, Miss O'Dell, I'rof. Hlerbert, Dean Bradley, Dean ('has, Prof. Carr, and Prof. Jack McKissick Praises Civilian_Attitude P'residen't 1. Rion Mc Kisick, in hi- annunal re port to tihe board of trurstees WV e rd n e S d a y, warmly puraised Carrolinal'- civilian students for their unsehrish cooperation in carryirng obut the University's wvar timne train inrg pr1ogranm. "Civilhin sturdents has e helpfully, che ertully, andr( patriotically under gone dlepriva.tiorns, discomifort, irn cornvenienrce, and change from threir accurstomned wvays of work and life," Presidenrt McKissick told the board. "TIheir attitude, conduct and( co iIperationr inr these trying timres arttests thrat they are wvorthyv of their friends, kiarnrmen, and( feliow.coun tryrnen whonm they wvili soonr join in tihe tight for tire freedomi of orr lanrd of 'hocpe arnd glory.'" Presidenut McKis,sick saidjhput tihe past year hras beenr tihe year of hrard est work for stud(enits, faculty mem-r hers, anrd admrinistrative st~aff, but thrat evrone ihas borne added bur dens chreerfulhly arid cooperated to tire utrmost in order that tihe Urni versity mright rmake its greatest pos sible conrtriburtion to tire war' effort. G&B "Only 100 films are left at Toal's studio to take the re miainder of the annual pictur'es," states Cele Roberts, editor..All freshmen and seniors wishing to have their pictures in the;aA ntral must have them taken,the first week after the holidays. All are urged to bring their re ceipts when coming for the ple. tures. W ar Announces 1,917 Students NowOnCampus Chase Praises USC, Navy Officials On War Effort ItII 1 4 -4 the la.t n ,rtnial " :;,r before the intrttiieti( Ii n tr 1 1; n-1' ing prugralll ,,n thle t.l;tu 1 l1, was a total uf 1:1.sn - n i : n1;. inl the Inen'il andr wi .c 11- 4 n'1 toric., Tndat thetrt :t :ll,,.: mnately 1911 .tudIent-. lit ia, t camnpu-, divided in:,. t11 group3 C:ivijian.--In n n d . Flight preparattryt W h V-12 progai n-- - I:. C.\A \\ 'T -Ilu 't hc"e f1git "- ei \ i:. ti - her (1i.r t y t;<r t I - i- h 111ort" 'thatll d h! . e b t Lire 1Of 111 (,"" -11'11 11,.' .t ~t i t '. , stre4 I. in r -trti et i i reJidirig n wh :e l; l : t. ; This i'%ercre ha, ,.t :i foc,ti "tl ell e ti r i a 11111ber If t i". stude>lra ly ire(. itatt i - , . very late rlau,e: I.., h~1, Ld As well a rowdint ; :th . i., I r . andi spreading !a.1st, ail . -., ; Calptt>. "W i'til the it,nit;. at the tighr t pet ti i 1-t..r, lf th<. t'niv r t wr. it b :ht ,! -ii ., fa cilitier (of the 1 nil er"it,e t., , ., capacity. it is grat iing t, n,-c : < uLeComnool tinte y it s . - a . tion P etsee ur tilili.d ,u-ent and the trainrt- in av:;r tt..: 'in i1in llrotgran. . In t hl it . ,I stre '. and -triain. v.it l i l 1l;, - ig o rtt:tt,triution t.o the \tar ifr m rredit i td e ont u cril ilian l : .h ni,. thote 1 tot yo nortl phy in:: it it li qualifled tt, .rrl r in tttoJ ru I d f,rce s and our te nlnIii t .t i r the' s ffettda ty. ar rcbu n in rthe; subordiat in ofi th iw n "Ascc Dthe Obison. etuu I: l i versit'y and Mie Navly.Tangpo Tthers. plaoci a e wihli t:himtiin htioiet fher unitdaeffor to lardhcn Wic FKinneyyMade Co pas.n Chr Peidn norial icii Asked T use FundsI USC Faculty Re Adopted; Some F Ti- Ilnivr ity of Knilth I'arf rl'1uesist1d the .\Inni ('nun.il t< 1,1111k "F.r a1 'uil ib I'b . ar t m )m otIhe' r ill ja .S it ii 4.,iS legg ni 1wf. Wade Hampton Pledges Most Freshman Branch Of "Y" Divided Into Committee : tw n, nt Yot \\ l.\ ;:,pi, ;.. t::i-t' linf - If r thi-, c: "s . ;:,t : r-Imi ::. ir:. .: \\ th: lh opon ,.. mL.-n:v per pe son than: a: "i then l tr1m 1{orai lt . ! 1 Ef" Irrr1hm::1m T '. , meeCtin;4 ' T. m at U. e i ll a'. it- actii: - thi - M .r.!) _ -.; <h n t .1 1--. n: lr t . hu:. 1".' T 1-:,nk 4i\ving; nrl . "'or Christma, tL. {" i il 10r a lie ' tir do l:. T n:n .: . I: . i t. . l' ." Iln t : a .. \ {'' h :" r \\'e.n ai :r in :1 h ' : .': i :ft.d . \:.:, if . a e~ n-t .i ino't: e "Y" I "Y" Christmas Activities Held During Week a 1i2fuit. rot :and . ad.Pe n .\r' ( i . _ a ' ve i.:1 1 . r i -:iin t. 1'o n. "' t v r -n Not'e- *:- <a led under the n...gay wvith Chari.tmtas spir't. .\ eenevral mee.-ting of al! branacs 'a "" wa.s held on T1hursdlav. gnae speake:r. whoIa explainted to be azir>' how ta make attractive 1ri-imtta dlceorationls. '..1 ''el I 'a:ti' we re also given foar the nirl at the Reform School and foar he aold inika at the Alms IlIouse. .ach Pet -ion was presented with a .iit anda everyoneC nijoyed refresh nietitt'. Not onavly a the YWCA heen necessful in its holiday campaign, mnt it has also seen an improvement nt attend(ance of regular meetings. he numiiber present at the weekly 'andlelighit services held in Hamp. on1 and Sims, has been picking up. 'lans are now being made for post oliday activities. The first in a series ofi discussion ronps will be held at seven o'clock s'riday night, December 17, at Sims. til coeds arc invited to attend this nid each succeeding Friday night 1eeting. Another dance for the V-5 boys ill be given on Saturday night, annuary I, and every alternate week hiereafter. Plan Undertake -or Building tirement Policy acuity Promoted s1i .,- i ' ," ,".Tt"1'ti . 1 1 1 , 11:1 K "' : : 1t ' : 1 :I itg ' - H , i l I1 1 1 1 , tI'' ' '' " " T1 : . , ,1 1I r -t iit 11 7 \ )' t . i t . t 'l' ".I ., Sr r3 - la I :- rc t - \t: :Inn m . nd . h ut 1. . :w F Ehanked I Not m l. it . d other ri cia ofte ut a F1 .,cri n d Ga1:p;y Thanked. ii? dr. 1 31 , orb U,'i fo "is irn;nerlev' ualCidern cooperadon ti in con ne.ctin wit thavy traiin ,pr. hei' tiar memoril buihngeci:: fufios costruction't the umni coun the tras asked irt coniderrasng funs, fray wouis iimtake the1!oim ofa ewadd(0 chpel, 'n lin ith re nmedtion.ll t eented' tziin o h board byr Presit lciik hiuini hiis aua d teo cnidrr.sn President McKissick reported that the University had passed through' one of the most difficult years in its history in good condition and that it had beeni able to make the maximum possible contribution to the war effort while maintaining in Lact its service to civilian students. MYer Alumni Cour Drive To Re Faculty Has New Members Departmental Additions Announced By McKissick 1.dd :tit i.n I'f 1i ' . 1 ' . t', ; the illstru l ma I :1 1 111 th11 l'ni er ity 1'; :,..m1 1l ':,rtlhnl in ther cut rrt'r) . :-tt"r I : .1 nt nl2 ct l I"\1 l12t' 1. I' . \1,;" 11 4e'. 1 . x, 1' " ' t .. ltt' :1! ,., 1 1 ,1t 1 '2 ,,1 e ' . ' , tl't 4' inath ra:,a m :. 2 a ' h : . i, School of Engi:ecring U c!';r,n cnt of i , h.,:. w I :. . : . - e 211 )cpartmcnt of I azhlati i . - - Frosh Nominations Largest In Years All Run-Offs Today \z \|, I' h 4 224-:4 u). rt . 22 (I \ \2'1(221t.' 4,ur b Largst n Year a u\ . 'i \r. R,2 \\. : Ibb \\ n ( n h.In ,m en Iep e id n 2 r . 1, I . h :.. .2rtar and42 eh -. .n 12 ;14 r.2 4 e. ( '' .u,bb \\. i ian, I >i \ia and .41( %'.'a \\..i u n --n ..td hi222. - L 11 2'e . Di k D 2. ' 12 b-2 e r r y 1was?) 2I:n4le. .ertr -ras rr h o r s-itain 442 h2ist4rian2 w4as tied by Bill .\rial 224 an d a \\; ad<. Finial runt-off v elction:, w ill be held1( Frida~y mlorn- *J m12g