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ODK Will Elect New Members
August 15; Point List Published
Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership fraternity, will
hold its summer semester elections on August 15, President
John Reese announced today.
0. D. K., as it is popularly called, was founded inl 1914 at
Washington and Lee University. Since then it has grown to
the second largest national fraternity of its kind.
The purpose of the fraternity is to give recognition and en
couragement to students who have reached a proficiency in
student activities. It encourages leadership in scholastic en
de.avor, athletics, publications, and religious and social ae
tivities.
The local Chi Chapter was founded in 1928 under the leader
ship of Prof. Havilah Babcock. The principle contributions to
the University are the brick walks and the 0. 1). K. Circle,
where all of the campus elections are held.
To be elected to the fraternity a candidate must have earned
100 honor points and be voted in by the active chapter. Officers
and members of the Chi Circle are John Reese, President; Don
Singletary, Vice President; Bob Chapman, Secretary; Vinnie
Wilson ,Treasurer: Bill Hutchinson, Roy Bajs, Bill Thrasher.
Doug Smith, Buck Isom, Reece Smith, Bill Swift and Bob
Dressel.
Several changes and additions have been made to the honor
point list and new members will be chosen by the new list.
The honor point list is as follows:
PUBLICATIONS
Editor of the Garnet and Black .............P50
Business manager of the Garnet and Black ..---...........30
Member of the Garnet and Black staff . .-............... 5
Editor of the Gamecock .........---------.......... 50
Business manager of the Gamecock -'.------..........40
Assistant Business Manager of the Gamecock ... ....... 10
Managing Editor of the Gamecock ...-.......... ......... 40
Circulation manager of the Gamecock --...... ......... 15
News Editor of the Gamecock ........ 10
Sports Editor of the Gamecock so. . .----...-....... 10
Member of the Gamecock staff ... .--................. ......5
Editor of the Y's Newsletter.........................15
Member of the Student Board of Publications ..............5
Assistant Editor of the Garnet and Black .... ......... 10
Associate Editor of the Garnet and black ..... o......... 10
Editor of the Salvo............................. 40
Associate Editor of the Salvo ...........................20
Business manager of the Salvo ..... ' ............... ......20
Member of the Salvo staff.................
Editor of the Freshman Handbook .......... ................ 20
Business manager of the Freshman Handbook .... ......... ...10
(not more than 70 points)
SCHOLARSHIP
Member of Phi Beta Kappa ....... ................... 50
Member of Wig and Robe ...............................30
Member of honorary scholarship fraternity ... ............... 10
Honor list, per semester .....................
Department scholarship .......................... 20
President of honorary scholarship fraternity other than P..PB. 10
(not mor than 70 points)
SOCIAL
President of Interfraternity Council.........................10,
Member of Interfraternity Council ... ' ...... - . 0 ... -00. ...... 1
President and Treasurer of German Club ... ................ 25
Minor officer of German Club ........ ................... 10
Member of Social Cabinet ..................... 1
President of social fraternity ..."-' ...""'-- ....25
Treasurer of social fraternity .................... .....20
Minor office in social fratel-nity .......... ...... - ...... 10
President of Beaux Arts ..............- ..-......... 15
Member of Beaux Arts ..-.......''-'''. ........ 10
(not more than 50 points)
ATHLETICS
Co-captain and captain in football, baseball, basketball, track
boxing ---....................... .....- -......... 25
Alternate captain in football, iaseball, basketball, trek, boxing.. 15
Letter in major sport ................ .......
Second letter in major sport .......
Third letter in major sport ....................1
Manager in any major sport.........*.----------. 25
Assistant manager in any major sport ....................10
Freshman manager in any major sport -.**.-..--.---.---...--..10
Captain or Co-captain of any minor sport-..,*-.-.-.---.-......15
Letter in any minor sport ..........................
Second letter in any minor sport...........-----........ 10
Third letter In same minor sport..........-------........5
Manager of any minor sport ....''---'-***-------------.....15
Freshman numeral in major sport.-.'---.. --..-----.-.........10
Intramural winner in football, basketball, softball.-............10
President of Block "C"....-.. ----------------............25
Minor office in Block "C" ............................,..10
(not more than 70 points)
GENERAL
President of Student Body .................-.---------...... 5
Vice-president and secretary of the Student Body .............40
President of Senior Class.................4
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Foreign Service
Officers Needed
By Government
Opportunities for
Rehabilitation Training
Offered to Veterans
A sharp increase in foreign serv
ice officers is being planned for by
the State Department, Washington,
D. C. Opportunity will be first ex
tended to veterans and members of
the Armed Forces.
Those applying for this service
will be selected by a process of
competitive Examinations. The
training Is for those who wish to
help in rehabilitation overseas.
The qualifications for applicants
are that:
1. The applicant must have been
born between July 1, 1915, and July
1. 1924.
2. The applicant must have been
a citizen for at least 15 years prior
to July 1, 1945.
3. The applicant must not be mar
ried to an enemy alien.
4. The applicant must have a
bachelor's or equivalent degree
from an accredited college or uni
versity; or if his course in such a
college or university was interrupt
ed by induction into the armed
forces, he must have completed ap
proximately three-fourths of his
course required for such a degree.
5. The applicant must be able to
read with reasonable facility one of
the following languages-French,
Spanish, German.
6. The applicant must have been
honorably discharged from the
Armed Forces of the United States
or placed on inactive status, or if
now serving on active duty, mustj
on January 1, 1945, have served at'
least one year in the Armed korces.
7. If applicant has served as an
offic&r In the Army on active duty,
his last efficiency rating must have
Minor office of Senior Class ....
President of Junior Class ......
Minor office of Junior Class ....
President of the Sophomore Class
Minor office of the Sophomore Cla
President of the Freshman Class
Minor office of Freshman Class
President of Law Federation ...
Minor office of Law Federation
President of Senior Law Class
Minor office of Senior Law Class
Presiednt of Junior Law Class ..
Minor office Junior Law Class ...
President of Freshman Law Clas
Minor office of Freshman Law Cl
President of Selden Society .....
Minor office Selden Society .....
President of KSK ..............
Minor office of KSK ..........
Member of KSK ...............
Student Orientation Instructor ..
Member of Crack Platoon "Caroli
M. P. 0. "Carolina Corsairs" ....
Platoon Leader "Carolina Corsair
President of Carolina Christian Se
Minor office or chairman of comn
Captain of rifle team ...........
Active member of rifle team
President of Literary Society ...
Vice-president, secretary, or treast
Member of Literary Society ..
Cheerleader ...................
Assistant Cheerleader ..........
President of Glee Club .........
Drum major of Band ..........
Member of Glee Club ..........
Business Manager of Gle-e Culb.
Debating team (first year) ..
Debating team (second year)..
Debating team (third year) ..
Chairman and secretary of Debati
Speaker of S. C. 1. 0. A .... ....
Delegate to S. C. I. 0. A ... .....
President of Y. M. C. A. ......
Minor office of Y. M. C. A...
President of Sophomore Y. M. C.
President of Freshman Y. M. C. A
Member of "Y" Cabinet ........
President of University Players.
Business manager of University I
Part in play (per year) .........
Stage manager of play (per year)
Member of any professional grou
Elected member of Student Cown
Oratorical medal ..............
President of Compass 'and Chart
Ensign in NROTC ...........
Lt. (jg) in NROTC ...........
Lleut. in NROTC .............
Batt. Commander in NROTC..
Reg. Commander.............
Chairman of Student Faculty Rel
Minor office of Stutdent Faculty F
Member of Student Faculty Relal
Minor office of Compass and Chai
President of Religious Organizat]
Honorary and Departmental awa
Honor Council ..........
Chairman---.Additional...........
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KSK Banquet
Held June 8
On June 8, Kappa Sigma Kappa
held Its annual banquet at the Jef
ferson Hotel. Speakers of the even
ing were Doctor Arlail and Dean
Chase. Past President George He
low introduced the new members
of the fraternity and the officers
for the now current term.
They are president, Howard Hal
pin; vice-president, Tommy Howell;
recording secretary, Dick Dusen
bury; corresponding secretary, Sam
Barrett; treasurer, Bennett Lott;
scribe, Bill Prigge; and sergeant
at-arms, T. D. "Buck" Isom.
Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity Is
one of the several service organi
zations on the campus. Among its
services rendered the students and
the University the past term were
the sponsoring of the McKissick
Schlarship Fund, Beauty Pageant,
May Day Coronation And Ball and
arranging for first aid ktis which
are how available at the infirmary
to all campus groups for picnics
and outings. Probably Its greatest
work is In the correcting of num
erous petty gripes which student
body groups are not cognizant of
but which do much for student mo
rale.
been "excellent" or better. If he
has served as an officer in the Navy,
Coast Guard, or Ma'rine Corps, his
last fitness report must have been
"average' 'or better.
Navy ROTC students, otherwise
eligible, may take the examination.
They should apply in the same man
ner as veterans.
Applications may be obtained
from the office of the dean of ad
ministration located in Maxcy lob
by.
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'vice Club .................. 25
iittee of CCSC .. o............. 10
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.g.Counc.....................105
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payers.-------................25
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cil...........................10
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Society ..-.-......... 25
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rtions Committee .............30
elations Committee ...........15
ions Committee.---...........10
.t Society ...................,. 15
ons........................... 15
rds (Sullivan, etc.)............ 15
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Helow I
Pictured above is George Helov
dent, as he plays with his toy mc
George Helow, Stud
Hails From Jacksor
He's just another RO when you
see him strolling amiably between
classes, but George Helow is also
the University's student body pres
Wdent. lie's pleasant at social func
tions, but he's a wizard at working
and. accornplishilIN when placed at
the helm of an organization.
Born in Gardner, Masachuselts,
but now living in Jacksonville, Flor
ida, George is 24 years old. Grad
unting from Jacktnn High Shool In
Jacksonville, George and his twin
brother, now serving in the Paci
fic. entered the Navy. He was sta
tioned at Miami and Daytona Beach,
coming to the University in No
vember, 194:3.
While at the University, George
ha& participated in practically every
phase of student activity. He has
been a member of Y cabinet, presi
dent of Kappa Sigma Kappa, chair
man of the Honor Council, prest
dent of the Newman Club, a staff
member of The Salvo, and at the
end of last semester was tapped
int> Blue Key honorary leadership
fraternity. Ile is a member of Kap
pa Sigma social fraternity.
George was elected last semester
to serve in the capacity of student
body president until next May.!
George insists that the new student
government constitution that has
been in the making for the last few
years will reach completion during
his term.
HeI believe.e that the immediate
future of every student at the Uni
v'ersity' is v'itally connected with
the changes whIch the influx of
veterans will bring, and that the1
University as a whole will have to
make some critical decisions to ad
just to their needs.
George, however, puts the great
The Worlid
continued from page -1
tically assures the' 1943 World
Series.
News From Here and There:
In September the ques
tion of compulsory milItary
training comes before the
House. . . . The Navy this
month celebrated the fifth an
niversary of its two-ocean navy.
Thirteen hundred and thirty
two ships have been added dur
lng this tIme.
In closing here's this tid-bit: The
No. 1 dlraftee --his number, 58. was
the first to be pulled out of the
glass howl in Washington under the
then new draft law--has just arriv'ed
hack home after being discharged
from the Army.
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Dst emphasis on the cooperation of
the students with their student
body officers. Otherwise, says he,
the students here will never be
ible to assert authority.
George expects to receive his com
ison ff a !nsign ntvt FO-bruary.
Rental Books On
Sale In Bookstore
Most of the books that have been
n the Student Union Rental Li
wary in the McKissick library are
iow on sale at reduced prices at
he University bookstore in the can
een. Proceeds from the sales will
)e utilized to purchase more books
or student use.
In the collection of books are in
luded many of the finest hooks
)ublished in the past five years.
rhese books are current novels,
'tores, etc., that. have been avail
ible to the students at a price of
ive cents a week. Sale prices now
'ange from twenty-five cents up.
HIonor' Council
continued from page 1
ressmng upon student and profes
;or the importance of the "gentte
nan's code."
Sample c'ases:
1. Case was in reqluired Fresh
nan course. Regular professor not
n the room, his substitute had dif
iculty with discipline. Students X
nd Y were reported copying from
ext on quiz. X confessed, was drop
)ed from the course with no credit.
h, in attempting to clear himself
n .the face of irrefutable evidence,
rave false and incriminating evi
ience against an innocent fellow
tudent. Y was suspended until the
beginning of the following semes
Lter. Council members appeared be
for the class to explain working of
Principle.
2. X, junior, had not passed
enough work to be re-admitted to'
school. He forged the name of a
professor to a false statement of
grades, tendered the statement,
which said that he had passed the
course, to the Registrar's Office in
attempt to be re-admitted. X was
suspended one year.
3. X passed bad c'he(ks at the
L'niversity' canteen. Refused to make
checks goodI withbin the usual and
liberal 10 days allowed after date
of notificat ion. X was suspended
one year.
The Council has taken act ions
during the past semesters In regardI
to infractions of the Honor Code.
Members of the council are BIll
Swift, ChaIrman: Toni Siinpson,
Secretary; George Hlelow, Margaret
Mattison, Dick Dusenbury and Joe
H1am mock.
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Happy Hour Is
Beckoning You
No-Your Talents
All ye aspiring young dramatists,
comedians, torch singers, and etc.,
we beckon you. Never has a more
deServing opportunity been dropped
into your lap. From Rutledge Chap
el to Broadway-that-s whaL the
Happy Hour can do for you.
Sponsored by the YW and YM
jointly It has been functioning for
the past three years. Back in those
days the Navy men weren't so well
off with only a few liberties and
just a handful of these gorgeous
gals now so plehtiful.
For these Navy men confined to
the campus, Tom Stevenson, ROTC
and tackle on the football team,
gave the first Happy Hour. (The
name Is taken from a program of
the same type given on board ship).
They immediately became a great
success- drawing an average attend
ance of from 300 to 500.
In In the past several series of
programs have been presented. Ap
pearing In these were various
groups from Columbia College, the
Air Base Trio, Allen University
Choir, and the Blue Jackets who
always had a ready welcome when
they were functioning.
At the present the Happy Hour
is under the auspices of Jerry
Meacham and Anne Searson. It is
held at 7 o'clock on Tuesday night
and we expect anything to happen.
Come prepared for an A to Z pro
gram enacted by anyone from our
most dignified of seniors to the
most timid of our freshmen.
Magnani Installed
As President of
Newman Group
The new officers of the Newman
Club were installed by Jimmy
King, outgoing President. on July
8, at the Communion Breakfat,
The following officers will serve
during the summer term:
Louis Magnani, president; Joe
Reintjes, vice-president; Sophie
Mae Wolanin, secretary; Louis Mar.
inucci, treasurer; Don Sommers, so
cial chairman; Cathy Garity, social
chairlady: J. J. Farrel, religious
chairman; and James R. Williams,
report er.
Father Albert Fasse, assistant
pastor of St. Peter's Church, will
continue to act as Chaplain. The
two faculty advisors for the New
man Club are: Professor D. An
thony Golgano, professor in the
school of Pharmacy, and Lt. (J.G.)
John W. Finney U.S.N.R.
Tentative plans were made at the
meeting on July 15 for a religious
di,cussion group to meet once a
week, on the Carolina Campus. Also
plans are going ahead for a formal
initiation of the new members.
For the convenience of the Nav'y
boys who find it difficult to fall out
of the sack in time for the 9:00
Mass, there are many deck captains
for that explicit purpose. A club as
you all know is ohly what the mem
bers make it, so all of you Catholic
men and women are welcome to
come along and enjoy all the fine
benefits of the Newman Club.
On Jiuly 29 you are invited to re
ceive Com.munion I . a group and to
attend Cqmmunion Breakfast imme
dilately aft er 9:00 1mass.
Hypatian Holds
First Meeting
Hlypatian Litet-arv Society held its
first meeting of the semester Wed.
nesday, July 18, at 5:00 in the Clar
iosophic H-all. Ludy Martin, critic
of the organization presented an
"Information Please" program with
"a lot of s.urprises."
Ludy also says, "We have the
semester wYell-planned with enter
taining and varied programs. Come
and you'll enjoy yourselves."
New officers of the society are
Virginia Raysor, president; Eliza
beth Gilimore, vice-ptesident; Clar
ice Ready, secretary;* Sarah Cook,
treasurer; and Ludy Martin, critic.
The next meeting of bhe society
will be held Wednesday, August 1,
at 5:00 in Clariosophic Hlail. At that
time members of the Clariosophic
society will present facts about
tTSC's proposedi literary publication,
"The Carolina Review." All members,
towvn girls, alumnae, and regular
members, are urged to be present
at this most important meeting,''
Virgin in Raysor, preildent an
nounced.
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