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Leadersfiip-Fraternity
To Elect New Members
One Hundred Points Are Necessary
For Membership In ODK-Guest
Presildent Jimmy Guest of Omicron Delta Kappa, honorary leader
ship fraternity, announced today that a formal meeting of the fra
tErtiity to elect and consider new members will be held next Tuesday
afternoon at a o'clock in Mr. Ralph Lewis' office.
Prited below is the list of ODK points, 100 of which are necessary
for prospective members, Guest announced that a few additions had
ben made to the list, and that It would be effective as printed.
In addition to qualifying under the scholarship and membership rules
6f the fraternity, members must be voted into the fraternity by the
aetive membership.
The list is as follows:
ATHLETICS
Major Sports Points
Co-captain and captain football team ......................................................... 25
A lternate captain football team ...................................................................... is
Captain or co-captain basketball, track, boxing, baseball ................... 25
Alternate captain basketball, track, boxing, baseball ........................... 15
IA tter in m ajor sport ................................................................................... 20
Secod.letter in same major sport ......................................................... is
Third letter in same major sport ............................................................. . 10
M aftager of any m ajor sport ....................................................................... 25
Captain or co-captain of minor sports (tennis, golf, swimnning) ..... 15
L etter in m inor sport ...................................... ... ........................................ 15
Second letter in the same sport .............................................................. 10
'Third letter in the same sport ...................................................................... 5
faniger in the minor sport .......................................................................... 15
Vreshman manager in major sport ............................................................. 10
Freshm an numeral in major sport ............................................................... 10
11 intramural football and basketball ......................................................... 10
tram ural boxing cham pion ....................................................................... 25
presideht of Block "C" ................................................. 25
I iin6r office ...................................................................................................... 10
Not mote than 70 points allowed.
PUBLICATIONS
Editor of G arnet and Black .......................................................................... 50
Business Manager of Garnet and Black ...................................................... 30
)4 ember of Garnet and Black staff (per year) .......................................... 5
b itor of T he Gam ecock ............................................................................... so
Kusiness Manager of The Gamecock ......................... 40
M anaging Editor of The Gamecock ........................................................... 25
Circulation Manager of The Gamecock .................................................... 20
Editor of The Carolinian ............................................................................... 30
Busisess M anager of the Carolinian ........................................................... 30
Member of the Carolinian staff (per year) ...................... ..........10
Editor of the Selden Yearbook ........... .................... ............................... 30
Assistant Editor of the Selden Yearbook ................................................. 10
Editor of the Y's Bird ..................................................................... ..... 20
Business M anager of the Y's Bird ................................................................ 15
Editor of the Commerce Digest . .............................
Member of Student Board of Publications ............................................... 10
Assistant Editor of Commerce Digest ........................................................ 5
Assistant Editor of the Garnet and Black ................................................. 10
A,snriate . EIttn of th' G anlcc ..................................1 0
M ember of the Garnet and Black Staff ......................................................
Member of the Gamecock Staff ............................................
Associate Editor of the Garnet and Black ................................................25
Editor of the G am ecox'n .............................................................................. 20
University Handbook Editor
M em ber of S taff ...................- - ..... ---.... -.. --... --.... ........................................
Not more than 70 points allowed.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Member of Phi Beta Kappa ............................................. 50
M em ber of W ig and Robe ..................................... ............................. 30
H onor list, (per sem ester) ............................... .... ................................... 5
Member of Honorary Scholarship Fraternity ................... 10
Department Schvlarship ...................... .....................
President of Honorary Scholarship Fraternity (other than 'BK).... 10
Not more than B0 points allowed.
SOCIAL
PresidCnt of the Inter-fraternity Council ................. .... .....i1)
Mentber of the Inter-fraternity Council .................................
Member of the Inter-fraternity Council .................................-....
?retident and Treasurer of the German Club .......................... 25
Minor office of the German Club>..............................-........ 10
Member of the Social Cabinet ..............................................
President of a Social Fraternity .................................-.......
T'reasurer of a Social Fraternity .....--.......~.................. . .20
Not more than so points allowed.
GENERA L
Ptesident of Student Body ....................... ................ ... . .50
Vice-P'resident and Secretary of Student Body ............................ 40
'President SCnior Class .............~.............. -................. 40
Miflot Office Senior Class .............-..-~.............................. 2o
PresidCnt Junior Class...--------..-..---................... .....-...-3
Minor Office Junior Class ......................................................
President Sophomor e Class....--.-.--...~~..................................... 30
Minor Office Sophomore Class .........................................10
President Freshman Class .............................................. ..........
Minor Office Freshman Class.... ............J
President Law Federation .----.......................................3
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Just a few steps off of th campus
Plans For Two USC
Buildings Cost $300
Mills, Clark Designed
Rutledge, Desaussure
Robert Mills and Richard Clark
received $150 each in the early nine
teenth century for their plans of
the college which were accepted by
the Board of Trustees, according to
Dr. E. L. Green of the ancient lan
guages department of the Univer
sity of South Carolina. It was first
intended to have one long build
ing with two wings, similar to Rut
ledge College, but the trustees de
cided to have two buildings, one
on each side of the campus 300 feet
apart; thus, the plans were formu
lated for constructing Rutledge and
DeSaussure Colleges.
The trustees then decided that the
University needed a steward's hall,
because many of the students were
living in hotels where bars and
liquors were too prevalent. Mr.
Clark was selected as the contractor
and the first steward's hall was
erected on the site of the present
day Harper College. At the same
time, Mr. Clark was also building
the first court house in Columbia.
Mr. Mills, who has received much
of the credit for the plans of the
University, studied architecture in
Washington and came to South
Carolina as the State Architect and
Minor Office Law Federation ......
President Senior Law Class ..............
Minor Office Senior Law Class ........
President Junior Law Class ............
Minor Office Junior Law Class ........
President Freshman Law Class ......
Minor Office Freshman Law Class
President Seldon Society .............
Minor Office Seldon Society ............
President K . S. K . ..............................
Orientation Student Instructor ........
Member of Crack Platoon, "Caroli1
Platoon Leader of "Carolina Corsai
Squad Leader of Member of the 1
lina Corsairs" ..............
President of Carolina Christian Serv
Minor Office or Chairman of Comm
Captain of Rifle Team ...............
Active M.fember of Rifle Team...
Minor Office K. S. K..........
President T.iterary Society .........
Member K. S. K. .............
Vice- President, Secretary, and Treas
Cheerleader ...................
Assistant Cheerleader (per year) ..
Athletic Advisory Board ..................
President G lee Club ...........................
Drum M ajor Band ..............................
Member Glee Cltb ....... ..............
Business Manager Glee Club ..........
Debating Team, (first year) ..........
Debating Team, (second year) ........
Debating Team (all other years) ..
Chairman and Secretary of Debatin
Speaker of S. C. I. O. A ..................
Delegate to S. C. 1. O. A ..........
President of Y. M. C. A. ..................
M inor Office of Y. M. C. A ............
President of Sophomore Y. M. C. A.
President of Freshman Y. M. C. A.
Officers of "Y" Cabinet.........
President of L'niversity P'layers.
Business Manager of LUniversity Pla
For Part itt P lay, ( per yecar) .....
Stage Manager in P'lay, (per year)
Student Uniotn Board......
Member of Any Other Professional
Chairnmani of IIlonor Council ..
Member of Ilonnor Council.
President of Anty Other Professional
Elected Member of Sttudent Council
Oratorial Medal...........
P'resident of Coiipass atnd Chart ..
Ensign in NROTC ........
Lt. Jr. Grade in NROTC .....
Lieut. in N ROTC .......
L.ieut. Commtander in N ROTJC.
Not more than 90 points.
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'Service Fraternity
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To Give Students Aid
Mrs. William Scott (Meta Turn
er), a former Carolina student, has
contributed $ioo to the Alpha Kappa
Gamma Scholarship fund. This
fund has been maintained for several
years for students needing financial
assistance.
Members of AKG have taken as
one of their projects for the year as
sistance to the government in finding
girls for vital jobs.
Installation of new officers will be
held Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs. J. Riotn McKissick. Officers
to be installed are: Betty Jane Ever
ette, president; Joyce Hetzel, vice
president ; Jaudon Harley Piper,
secretary; Ann Floreshiemer, treas
urer; Isobel McCants, scholarship
chairman; and Cele Roberts, his
toriain.
Engineer and made his home in Co
lumbia at the corner of Pendleton
and Sumter streets. Later, he was
made the Architect for the United
States. Amuong his many achieve
ments is the building of the Wash
ington Monument in Baltimore, Md.
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.xccutivc Council of the "Caro
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ice C lub .................. .................. 25
ittee of C. C. S. C ....................... 10
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urer Literary Society ............i1
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These girls are training to be aerographer's mates - the "weather
girls" of the WAVES. After a 12 weeks' course, during which they
receive instruction in the operations of weather observation, such as
the use of meteorological instruments, charts, weather codes, etc.,
they'll wear the rating badge shown in the inset. The girl at the right
is adjusting a theodolite to check rate of ascension and drift of the
balloon which the other WAVE is about to release. These are among
the many interesting win-the-war jobs open to American girls from
20 to 36, who have had two years' high or business school education,
are in good health and who can furnish good character references.
Joint YM-YW Luncheon January 21,
Carpenter of Baltimore To Speak
Y To Sponsor Drop In For V-5 Sunday, January 23;
Brown Speaks At Discussion Group Thursday
There will be a joint luncheon for Ill has been named lirarian.
the Y W and YMCA on Friday, Jan- ivestigation has been made to se
uary 21. The speaker for the oc- cure a Blood Batnk to conc to the
casion will be Mr. C. B. Carpenter canpus.
from Baltimore, Ald. Vesers will be ld in tile chapel
A drop-in will be held on Sunday, on Sunday night at 7 oclok.
January 23, for the V-5 boys. All Jane Brooks M ar.hall has been
girls are cordially iinvited to comc. elected to the YWCA Board.
A discussion group was held last 'Ihe Sophomore-Junior \V and
Thursday in Sims lounge, with a large YMCA enjoyed a weiner-roast Wed
attendance. M.!rs. 3ro;w.: was the ;c nti,;l. fr~ 4 3U iu 6:30. The
speaker. Another discussion group Soph-Junior Y nicts every Tuesday
will be held this Thursda;. night at 7 oclock-in Sims.
Plans have been made to start a Miss Nell Mayer, President of
library for the YWCA room. It has Freshman V\CA announces that
been decided that the members will this organiration has received several
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Punctuation Error
Leaping "I"s Accused -'
With Misfitting Commas
If "i's" and "e's" begin to play
leap frog in assigned spelling words,
)r the commas becomes a social
'misfit" in some of the compounded
:omplex sentences, Dr. It C. Davis
can always be lured into an oration
on one of his two pet subjects,
Fairfield County or the University
history.
Dr. Davis was born in Winns.
boro, S. C., in what is now the Mt.
Zion Institute building. He was one
of six children. His father taught
school there until he accepted a
professorship In teaching history at
the University. The fatily moved "
to Columbia where Dr. Davis ab
sorbed much of the college atmos
phere around him. He attended the
city schools and graduated from
Carolina in 1898. Ie also received
his Masters at Carolina and later
did graduate work at the Univer
sity of Chicago.
When Dr. Davis dismisses his
classes, his students can not only
give the exact definition of an in
finitive, but can discuss Latin and
Greek 'derivatives, etiquette, South
Carolina culture, and the customs
and traditions of the University.
lie has the knack of weaving spe
cial anectodcs about outstanding
past members of the campus, his
present associates, and his former
students, between assignments. But
best of all Dr. Davis enjoys a good
healthy joke on himself.
If the Chamber of Commerce of
Fairfield County ever had an under
cover man, it would be Dr. Davis.
He doesn't hesitate a minute in de
claring it to be the garden spot of
South Carolina, even to its deepest
gully. Many a rash feud with some
Chester or Union County student
has been fought verbly to a draw
within his domain. This, according
to Dr. Davis makes the individual
proud of and loyal to his own na
tive section of the state.
Even with the stepped up ac
tivities the University maintains,
Dr. Davis still finds time for his q
writing and gardening and especially
a good word for his favorite State
-South Carolina.
Christmas packages which were sent
Dut. The packages were sent to needy
families.
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