The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 25, 1948, Page Page Five, Image 5
Practical training in the air nat
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USC Law School
Dean Announces
Spring Enrollment
Enrollment in the university law
school is in excess of 325 this se
mester, Dean Samuel L. Prince
said this month.
The period from 11 to 12 o'clock
Wednesday has been set aside for
speakers and meetings this term,
the dean said.
Conference
Carolina's Southern conference I
class is Elerson Fowler, seen leavi
victory- over the University of Ma;
Fowler, who defeated Clemson's I)
a freshman from Memphis, Tenn.
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Practical Training
ional guard gives students at
military aptitudes and earn e
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Price.)
Carolina Stud
At Westminisl
Allen McEachern of Col
spring conference of Westn
Student's organization, at t
Greenville this month. The
the organization served as
The theme of the conferen
was, "The World, The Gospel, ai
You." Speakers included Dr. Al
Ramsey, Director of Negro Wo
Champion
I UP
oxing champion in the 130 pou
ng the ring following his decisi
yland's Andy "Kayo' Quattroc
ave Coakley in the semi-finals,
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the university and from local high
xtra cash at the same time. Shown
lewing Sgt. Albert E. Sturkie in the
ent Presides
er Fellowship
umbia presided at the annual
inster Fellowship, Presbyterian
ie First Presbyterian Church in
Furman university chapter of
hosts.
ce
id In the Presbyterian General As
!x sembly, Dr. LeRoy P. Burney and
rk Miss Jane Chamblese of Columbia,
Charles Turner of Winnsboro, who
was one of the three young people
representing the United States
Prebyterian Church at the Wurld
Conference of Christian Youth held
in Oslo, Norway, in the summer of
1947, Dr. Ben Rose, Bristol, Tenn.,
Dr. Sydney Crouch of Clemson,
Rev. Maxie Collins and Miss
Gerda Prevost of Furman Uni
versity, and Dr. Dwight Chalmers
and Dr. Charles Nabers, pastors
of the Westminster and First
Presbyterian ChurehpQ. of P.-Pen.
ville, S. C.
Delegates to the conference
adopted a new constitution and
elected officers for the coming
year. New officers are Earl Mor
ris, Clemson, president; Andy
Buchanan, Presbyterian College,
vice-president; Charlotte Asbelle,
Coker College, secretary, and Jinm
Caldwell, Carolina, treasurer.
Carolina delegates were Betty
McKeown, Palmer McArthur, Le
Clair Anderson, Allen McEachern,
Jim Caldwell, Sara Jane Benson,
Ed Teague, Mary Thompson, Ned
Cunningham, John Thompson,
Cleary Cunningham, Bill Tyson,
Doug Plowden, Frank Sanders,
Bill Tho!mpson, and Kelsey Foster.
Phone 2-9250
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Pro'
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1ationalWuar
Has Openings
In Air Branc1
The .South Carolina Air N
tional- Guard already at two-tlir<
strength, and carrying studen
from - the university on - its rostc
still has openings for a number
men.
The Air Units based at Cong
ree Air Base offer practical il
tary training in *a- civilian statt
Monday night meetings from 8
10 p. m. pay the enlistees a ft
day's army pay f9y each meetin
A two week period of acti
duty training is planned this sui
mer and probably will be sche
uled in such a way as not to i
terfere with school schedules. A
active duty will pay full arn
pay and allowances.
Openings still existing are: ai
plane and engine mechanics, a
ministrative cle.rks, cooks, fi
fighters, guard patrolmen, mi
tary police, supply clerks, wai
housemen, automotive equipme
operators, electricians, plumb
water supply technician and cc
struction machine operator.
Also, construcion machine tec
nician, power turret gun sight .
pairman, machinist, woodwork
sheet metal worker, camera tec
nician, message center clerks, te
type operator, armorers, muniti
workers, weapons repairman,
contamination equipment operat
automotive equipment mechani
parachute rigger and repairm
and draftsman.
The bulk of the pilot person
is made up of university s
dents and some openings si
exist for pilots.
Persons interested in . Joini
the Air National Guard are :
vited to apply at the' Congai
Air Base daily or on Mond
nights.
BAM Club Shows
Football Pictures
Throughout State
In a drive to increase the me
bership in the university Buck
Month club, moving pictures l
being shown to interested grot
throughout the state, according
Dick Anderson.
Anderson said that any grc
interested in the university's a
letic program who would like
create interest in a unit and wol
like to establish one may cont
him at the university and me
arrangements for showing
pictures.
Pictures of the Universi
Wake Forest game will- be sho
at Siter March 19 and ati
Shandon Baptist church in Colu
bia on March 22, Anderson sai
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ieWSSF Solicito
on
l Collection Of
Cs,
en Al Bahret has announced thi
students who have not been coi
iel tacted during the WSSF car
U- paign may turn in their contrib1
tions at the YMCA office or
one of the solicitors.
ng The solicitors are: Frank Gri
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.ee fin, Alsie Blume, Jim Meriwethe
ay Chuck Evans, Martha Eder
Elaine Welbourne, Jim Gra
-atherine Wallace, Barbai
Dukes, Susan McElveen, At
Craig, Janet Wiles, Elinor Hu
Mike PicAe, Olive L ookI ad B
Patrick.
Also, Nora Ann Oeland, Ai
n- Bunch, Russell Dallas, Barba:
A- MeSwain, Marguerite Webb, 14
kre Webb, Ed Teague, Mary Jai
Pap Walker, Bill Dominey, Jean
to Turner, Reggie Mattox, Carol:
Alcorn, Joanne Weaver, Fost
uP Marshall, Jan Fulmer, Ann Moc
th- Betty Mood and Joe Donley.
to Also, Ann Bass, Jack ReeE
ild Durham Lewis, George CouC
Ict Faye Dent, Pat King, John Natt
ke Irene Krugnian, Dessa Turlietl
:he Carolyn McCullough, Harry Mu
phy, Mason Turner, Kathle<
ty- Brown, Mary Russell Eleaz(
wn Mary Parker, Jane Dowe, Viln
he Huggins, Jane Durham, An
m- Rogers and Virginia .Woodruff.
d. IAlso, Lib Caldwell, Flora MI
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Contributions
it Leod, Charlotte Patterson, Mar:
ri- Louise Gaillard, Greta Miley
ri- Becky Fuller, Ralph Brown, Eve
i- lyn Coward, "Diaz" O'Bryan, Ear
to Hartgrove, Lou Gantt, Rayfor4
Gambrell, Buddy Richardsor
f- Fletcher Dean, Berney Rubinstein
r, Candy Taylor and Irwin Price.
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a land, Frank Smith, Toni Teal
mn Toni Williamson, Harry Hanna
il, Milton Safran, Warren Jolly, Doi
1 Cam%pbei, Cjarie Long, Bol
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n Mary McQueen, Palmer McAr
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