The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 10, 1946, Page Page Three, Image 3
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Circulation For
U.S.C. Library
Has Increased
" The circulation of books among
the students has increased greatly
over last year," Dr. John Van Male,
librarian of the McKissick Library.
University of S. C., announced re
cent ly.
"Each student uses one-half again
as many books as he did last year,"
Dr. Van Male explained, stating
that this increase could be at
tribuled partly to the Blue Star
coiiection of books, those bought
from student fines an(d gift books.
Another reason for the increase
in circulation, he explained, was
that more professors are requiring
parallel reading this semester, and
Increased enrollment.
These books have been added to
the Blue Star collection: A. Leffing.
well, "Death Against Venus;" W. L.
Stuart, "The Dead Lie Still"; G.
Butler' 'Kiss the Blood Off My
Hands"; and J. Wasserman, "Kerk
hoven's Third Existence."
D. H. Montgomery's "The Leading
Facts of English listory," a gift of
Dr. Reed Smith. and B. J. Ilend
rick's "Statesmen of the Lost
Cause," a gift of J. C. Hughes, were
also added to the collection.
KILBY & MOORE
CLOSING OUT
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largest de
Columbia, S. C.
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6 May Queen of the Universi
sident of the student body, pr
Polly Brower
Hugh Williamson, director of the
department of Music, will present
Miss Polly Brower in her Senior
Piano Recital on Wednesday eve.
ning. May 15, 194ti, at 8:30 p. m. in
the University Chapel.
Miss Brower is a member of Sig
ma Alpha Iota National Music So
roriy, presidentI of the S pan ishi
clubh. andI has been actompa nist for
the 1'n iversity Orch estria and Wom-.
en's Glee C(luh during hetr stutdy at
the Universily.
Ilier program. which is open to
the public, is interesting~ and( va
tied. and i nclutdes ma.jor works of
Bach. Beet hoven. Chopini, andI a
grouip i'f Rutssian conmposit ions.
outh Carolina's
partment store
FINISHING DEPARTMENT
STUDIOS
( AT ITS BEST
Phone 2-1183
at Five Points
r the College
id Girl
kirts, Blouses
or the Girls
ings for the Men
Queen Mickei
y of South Carolina and her c
eceeded Miss Black to the plat
Alumni Council
Meeting Called
BY Edwin Jeeter
Edwin R. Jeter. president of the
Alumni Association at the Univer
sity of South Carolina. has called a
.meeting of the University Alumni
Council to be held Tuesday, May 14.
at 11:30 a. m., in the alumni build
ing.
The council will have lunch on
the campus, and immediately after
its meeting, the committee on the
alimini fund will convene. Vice
ptesidlts from South Carolina's
judicial circuiis. eight members at
large. the president. and the execu
tive secretary compose thp unl.
The councilors-at-large are Da
vid A. Gaston, Chester; Ames Haiti
wanger, Columbia; Luther W. Hill.
Tarboro, N. C.: James E. Leppard.
Chesterfield: Claude R. MeMillan
Columbia: John J. Seibels. Colum
hia: R. Milo Smith, Lexington; and
Marion A. Wright. Conway.
Vice-presidenits from the judicial
circuits a1t1e EdwPIrd M. Frsner.
Orangeburg; 'Mrs. R. M. Jefferies.
Jr.. Barnwell: James lNiclride
Dabbs. M1\1ayesville; John II. Marlin.
airtsville: J. Wesley Junt. Colum
bia: Robert B. Stewart, Jr.. Lan
caster; and L. W. Perrin. Sparlan
hurt.
Also. Wilhm II. Niclsi.oni.
Greenood:7. It. Williams. Char
leston: Art hur E:. I lolman. Jr.. An
drison: IT. Odelle liarmnn. Lexing
Ion; J. J., Clemmons. Florence; E
S. M cK\issick, GreenvillIe: andl Ran,
(dolph Muri dau~gh, Varnvillec. Ralph
E. Lei is executive secretary for
the associat ion.
iilamt iorne
FLYING SERVICE, Inc.
Columbia Municipal Airport
The right slant
on refreshment
The Gameco
And Her 194
ourt of 40 Carolina beauties.
form. (Photo by Stan Lewis).
Thirty-nine Na
Enroll For US(
Contrary to popular belief, the
navy will not abandon the Univer
sity of South Carolina at the end
of' the spring term. Pr(esent plans
call for 'four officers and approxi.
mately .'9 students at the UnivePr
sty dur..ing the sunmer.
Capt. Marvin G. Kennedy, U.S.N.,
commanding officer; Commander
D. C. McIver. U.S.N., execulive of
fiver: L.t. Commander J1. W. Cole
man. U.S.N. and I-I. B. F. Edward%.
PS.N. nre the officers Pxpected to
h)e at 11w ,:e tni,vr;I.d;, ;his sumimer.
Thwy will make arrangements tor,
the N.R.O.T.C. to he hivre this fall.
Enrollod for the summewr torm
will be 14 R.O.T.C. students and 25
V-5 trainees. These students are re
turning to complete their studies.
Presont plAns are for a dopart
ment of naVAl science to give a
"Y"Retreat
Thirty-eiOht members of the- Uni
versity YWCA anid YMICA attended
the "Y" RvIreal held May .1. 4. and
5lat Camp F-orest. Cheraw. Meet
inrwere held eachi day with thp
inqlallation of new officers. church
si-rvites. and communion climaxing
tho wepk-end.
Beach Gatiman. University
NROTC student, is past president.
DilRec fCemo4s h e
ortn ou0 Carolina beauties
form. (PoobySa C Lumb i )
Enol FoUSCL
Columbia'sO pulargble,th
naywlHnaad on Store In
orick un t&ni Porntane
(All way orofis anO ppn i
C 1t419vi C G enney,ais.,
m COLUM.. nd1,B. F. 1'dais
6 May Court
The crowning of the Queen was
val Trainees
Summer Term
course in Naval Science 11. a re
fresher course) Ihis summer.
The R.O.T.C. Unit will return tq
normal (pre-war system) in the
fall. Students will hame drill once
a week. They will take courses de.
signed hy the navy. Otherwise they
will be ftree to act as civilians. A
two week cruise will be taken by
naval students during the summer
months to familiarize then) with
actual conditions aboard slip).
Approximately 27) stidents will
be enrolled in tihit navy program.
Fifty of tih-i will he continuink
R.O.T.C. students, 100 will bo freish
men. the rest will be fully% quailified
studin-ts wilt) ad%anced standing.
All will have a civilian status and
will he regularly enrolled in Ihv
University before they will he ac
cepled by the Naval Reserve offi
cers Training Corps.
No Night Courses
To Be Offered
Dyv Michael karvelam
"As the situation nnw stands we
are not going to offer any night
courses this sumnmer. The demand
for them has not been large en
ough."
So stated .Aiss Beutlh Dies
Champs, secrlet ary of the I 'n iceI -
sity's Extension Div ision, at a re
eent) inlterviewA.
She continued: "At least twelve
persons must express thei r desirei
for a partiiclari i*ourtsCe bfore' ii
ma,e he offered. As yei no ,ouse has
met the) ne'essariy 1~ i requireets. \\'a
will definitely hanve a fall term,
which will begin eat ly in Sepitem
anl entroIimenit of 1 2; men andt womif
en. will he concluided next monthI at
atboui the same time as the day
classes terminate. Thei Extenitot)
Division operates on) a five clay wxeek
schedule with eath ciaess me'et ing
two nights a week for 1 * hour
p)eriods.
MIr. W. 11. Wardi who has bieen
with the division si ne 194-Il th
pi esent dlir ictor.N Night classes haR\
bteen offered for the last eigh:t sears
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rttc'h~yi. eel ~i'ui *h' lid hon~o
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end he' pioee~ nut 'ee t e ted finn
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L~ohrn. Adrinide Sox. Pnna~ .Trn.
in gs. Flea ii or Tionds. ira ii tie Fatly.
Vivian Andri-son, Ann Void, anti
Rr'tty Knowles.
The' two pnu~os wee-c LucY .Tnnr
~wings and .Tean Radgrr. Serving
~s flower girls, dressed en whit r net
ili-tesses, were 111th~ Misses Betty
Rogers, Maigac-ri Mnsrs. Knv Ox.
net' and Patricia Ann llerningss'nv
rhe i-c-own beat-er ss'as Master Fran.
L'ls Owings.
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cter~cen, president of the student
SPage Three
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Ittia~ hia'eat liii a ned ton I his Sutiday
with 3flfpi(' ha. ~'lta&tt' Pitalet' an4
fbI lilniatads. Thi' rnr'dit itt ott will
hi' plesented by WnIl ('bAuM.
Reese Pane will close by lertdtn~ the
eoawtegation in a unison tribute to
mothers. This a.i'ill he the first time
trl5hnien hayr' planned vespers this
;emester.