The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 06, 1951, Page Page Five, Image 5

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ODKI Requii Are Set For Candidates for ODK must meet the following minimum require ments: (1) show outstanding char. acter, (2) have at least junior E100. If you, cam NEW! for Yc Get out you start thinkin' for Men ope a name for a executives a In as many Contest clos Mall all entrit c/o Rich's, P. 0. I r------------. My entry is Nome Address City All entries come e proj they se q. Remem r, co e e S c MEN'S STORE .STPEET FLOra= 'ements And th For Aspir standing, (8) have a C-plus aver. age, and (4) as a senior ,(91 credit hours or above) have ac cumulated at least 100 points at DO Is yours name Rich's Shop ung Men r pod and pencil and When our New Store ns this fall, we'll need shop catering to young nd college men.., send entries as you like l es April 15th, 1951. In case of a tie, duplicate awards will be made. s to: Jack Eiseman, I x 4236, Atlanta. Ga. --------------------- - School State _________ )erty of Rich's to be used as test closes April 15th! I Belk's M ebratIng R Ot ith big rand-e rIs Apr IN COLUIIIA I'I Point System1 ing Students set forth in the point system for Chi Circle; or as a junior (60 through 92 credit hours) have ac cumulated at least 75 points as set forth in the point system for Chi Circle, which is printed in full on the left. In addition each candi date must submit written applica tion to Chi Circle setting forth all the points such candidate has ac cumulated along with any other I outstanding work in extra-curricu lar activities. All applications should be given to an officer of i Chi Circle or mailed to Edward Royall, president, Box 8365, by 1 o'clock, April 16. The purpose of the Omicron Delta Kappa society is threefold: First, to recognize the men who have attained a high standard of i efficiency in collegiate activities and to inspire others to strive for conspicuous attainments along similar lines; Second, to bring to gether the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life and thus to create an organization which will help to mold the senti ment of the institution on ques tions of local and intercollegiate interest; Third, to bring together members of the faculty and student I body of the institution on a basis of mutual interest and under standing. Below is the point system for Omicron Delta Kappa for the 1951 Spring term. In addition to e points listed below, Chi Circle my, at its own discretion, award addi-I tional points for work of excep- ( tional distinction in any of the I seven divisions of extra-curricular activities, whether done on the Carolina campus or at another in- c stitution of higher learning, how- 1 ever, a candidate must have at least A one year's resident work at the university. I-Scholarship Points * Member of Phi Betn RE . 50 Member of Wi and Ro'e . 30 N Lepartmental Scholarship 25 F B-Plus average per term . . 5 5 (Not more than 60 points) C 2-Athletics P Captain or co-captain in major sports-.. 15 Letter in major sports ..--- 20 A Second letter in major sports .. . 15 P Third letter in major sports -.---... 10 C Manager in major sport . 10 [ Assistant manager in major sport .... 10 1 Captain or co-captain in minor sport . 10 i l.etter in minor sport ..... 15 E Second letter in minor sport 10 C Third letter in minor sport 5 Manager in minor sport 10 C President of Block C" 20 1 Treasurer of Block "C" 10 2 President of Minor Block "C" - -10 ' Treasurer of Mipor, Block "C" 5 Membership on intcajnural championship C team -10 Membership on runner-up tea 5 P (Not more than 50 poi 3-Religious F President of YMCA 40 i Treasurer of YMCA . -. ....20 Other officers of YMCA - - ----.. 15 F Member "Y" Cabinet (except officers) . 10 F President Sophomore YMCA 15 Other members Sophomore "Y" cabinet 5 S President Freshman YMCA - 15 1 Other members Freshman "Y" cabinet- 5A Freshman "Y" Camp Counselor ------ 5 President of Carolina Christian Service F Club - ---- 20 Mfinor officers and committee chairmen. P CCSC.------._.-...___-.. --5 F1 President of Miajor Denominational S Croup - -.20 S Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer. P of aor Denominational Group 5 Ft Alember of Vespers Committee (per Ft year) ---- - 5F an's Store ARROW' ShI:RTS ARROIF TiES A RROWF SPORT SHIRTS SA RROF IIA NDKERCillEFS A RROW' SHroRTS O F-ATIR-TICS lRT ROWFTSlT resident of Carolia ReBgtioas Iner f4ithCe ==u.n -_..._____ .--- a 1emb.r Of C3lC ---------------- a haistsan of Dorsitory Diseves, Group ---------- ------------ (Not more taans 50 potate) 4-Publications kditor of Garnet and Black ---------- 5o usiness Manager of Carnet and BDk 80 ssociate Editor of Garnet and Black.. -s )epartmental editors of Garnet and Black -- ontributing members of IB staff (Buainess or Editorial) - kiitor of GamEcock . 50 fanaging Editor of Gameock -. _ g lusiness Manager of Gamecock S tsistant Business Manager of Gaaeoock 10 )epartmental editors of Gamecock - _ _ 20 ;amecock columnist i ontributing members Gamecock staff (Business or Editorial) ---------- 5 ditor of Carolina Review 25 danaging Editor of Carolina Review _ _ la )epartmental contributing Editors of Carolina Review ___-----__ g lusiness Manager of Carolina Review.. 15 ontributing members of staff, Caro lina Review 8___ . ditor of the Freshman Handbook 10 ditor of Law Quarterly -_ ---- 5 lusiness Manager of Law Quarterly -- 15 ssociate Editor of Law Quarterly _ 15 )ther staff members of Law Quarterly. 10 fembers of Editorial Board of Law Quarterly, not staff memsber .. 5 fember of University Board of - Publication ..- . -- -- - - .- S tation Manager WUSC ------.----- 25 'rogram Director WUSC --- 15 ,hief Engineer WUSC . .. - 15 (Not more than 60 ints) 5-Student Body and Class Officers 'resident of the Student Body -------- 50 tirst Vice-President of Student Body ... 30 ecretary of the Student Body -------- 30 resident of the Senior Class -------- Minor officer of Senior Class .._-..... resident of Junior Class ..----------_ 25 Minor officer of Junior Class -------- 10 resident of Sophomore Class -------- 20 Minor officer of Sophomore Class ..--- 10 resident of Freshman Class .- 20 Minor officer of Freshman Claie --- 10 resident of Law Federation-------- 0 Minor officer of Law Federation _- _ 10 lected Member of Student Council - - 15 hairman of Special Student Council Committee - - ------ 5 fember of Special Student Council Committee -.---..-----...- 5 (Not more than 60 points) 6-Social resident of Social Fraternity---_-.-. 25 reasurer of Social Fraternity -----.. 20 ice-President and Recording Secretary of Social Fraternity ------------- 10 finor elected officer of Social Fraternity S 'resident of Men's Independents 25 reasurer of Men's Independents- 20 ice-President and Secretary of Men's Independents ---------------- 10 resident of Interfraternity Council . . - 10 finor officer and Rush Chairman of Interfraternity Council -- --5----- 5 lember of Interfraternity Council -- - 5 resident and Treasurer of the. German Club . 10 Ither officer of German Club . 5 resident and Treasurer of Cotillion Club 10 ther officer of Cotillion Club -- - - ._ .... . 5 resident of a Carolina County Club S (Not more than 50 points) 7-General lead cheerleader ..--5--- -------25 heerleader, assistant -- --- 15 hainnan of Honor Council - ..- 30 lember of Honor Council 15 lember of llonor Board 5----- 5 hairman of committee of Law Federation .---- --- iG [onorary awards . .. . -- 15 resident of honorary professional group .. -- 15 %linor officer of honorary professional group . 10 fern er of honorary professional group 5 resident of KSK .-- 30 ecording Secretary of KSK .. 20 ther member of KSK. . - 10 resident of Alpha Phi Omega - 15 linor officer of Alpha Phi Omega .. 10 lemnber of Alpha Phi Omega - S resident of McBryde Brotherhood ....- 15 ommander in Naval ROTC . - .._- 30 t. Commander in NROTC ...._ __.- 25 icutenant in NROTC .. .......... _ -- 20 ieutenant (ig) in NROTC ---------- 15 nsign in N ROTC ._.. --....-- 10 olonel in Air ROTC ...--- - 30 lajor in AROTC .. -. 25 aptain in AROTC . . --_ u t. Lt. in AROTC 1. -- - 5 nd. Lt. in AROTC . _ . . 10 lesubership in championship drill platoon 5 aptain of Pistol and Rifle team -..._. 10 ,embership in Pistol and Rifle team . S resident and Treasurer of Compass and Chart 15 resident of Literary Society _ 25 ice-President, Secretary and Treasurer of Literary Society . .... 10 rogram C an of Literary Society 15 resident of ternational Relations Club - - 20 ice-President of IRC 10 linor officer of IRC .-5 lembership on Debating team (first year) -- 5 lembers ip on Debating team (after first year) 10 resident of University Chorus--_..---0 usiness Manager of University Chorus 20 Isudent Director University Band ...- 20 tudent Manager University Band .... 20 resident Pep Club--...---..-..----15 linnor officer Pep Club .._-. ...---10 lember Pep Club ..... . - --- ... 5 resident University Players . ... . 15 3.955u 35 up . 1.45 up 1.00 up 1.25 up Coleman Coope Apollo Boys' C Coleman Cooper, founder and di-" rector of the Apollo Boys' Choir, i which will appear here in the Field house April 20, is one of the na tion's foremost authorities on the i training of pre-adolescent boys' voices. In 1937 Cooper was guest of the famous Vignna Boys' Choir at Castle Wilhelminenberg in Aus tria. There he learned the train ing of boys' voices. He has also studied with various teachers in America and Europe. The choir was organized by Cooper in 1935. The membership consists of 23 boys ranging in age from 9 to 14 years. Because Cooper uses only unchanged voices, he must be constantly alert for new talent which he acquires through competitive auditions. Francis Perkins of the "New Minor officer University Players S Chairman, Student-Faculty Relations Comm~itteeS Elected member of Student-Faculty Relations Committee -. (Not nore than 60 points) - a Minor officers are vice-president, sec retary, treasurer. Chicago Couege of OPTOMETRY Fully Accredited An Outstanding College in a Splendid Profession Esntrance requiremnt thirty semester hours of credits in specified courses. Advanced st hIg granted for ad nauilI erediita In specified "ou REG ATION NOW OPEN Ex lent Nical facilities. Bec re onal a athletic actite. I) mitores eampspn. Approved to Veterans. 2311 No. Clark St., Chicago 14, IlI. THI PHILIP any other to sug HUNDREDS OF SMOKERS, who report In slgnec PHILIP MORRIS LESS IRRITA N( Justted su-OOH ethe umoka you . Easy, isn't I Other brands mere to coqepae', to jsa4 Try this jlznpl a Pinup Mamss48, NO C HA means MO r Will Lead Wj toir In Progran (ork Herald-Tribune" recently H wrote of Cooper and the choir, in 'The Apollo Choir Boys reflect , rreat credit upon the musicianship md directorial ability of their con luctor. They sing with amazing ridelity to pitch, accuracy of de ;ail, and a tone of remarkably rluent quality, appealing in timbre md characterized by excellent )alance." The choir has appeared with the sreat Artist Series sponsored by ;he Bell Telephone Company; at he Waldorf-Astoria and Town Elall in New York; the White - AN OPEN /,40j- -to Coeds, Men Studei Administrat We feel sure that if our prices and try our pr take your laundry and dr NIVEI L RY & DI SERV Next Door to ') P. S. - For your conoenien right here on camp .DA MORRIS ch4 leading brand lost this test THOUSANDS OF tried this test, I statements that IS D INITELY I, FINITELY MILDER I 4KIP 2..Ughtup1 T INHtA-enid IDo exactly the i come through INHAIa. Nons U t? And now.. Guhe e dilerene ly make claims-but Puna~ M< ge, to d.pcd. for Pet. M7ieve tht you, to indeed, America's FINEST Cag |IGARI NGOV RE SMOKING P 'iUlPM rld-Famous t Here Soon ause and National Art Gallery Washington. FORMAL WEAR l 30 For Rent Wrig"Johnston iN RPORATED Cothng, Sh..., 10 M Phone 2-4223 LETTER Rits, Faculty and ive Staff you will investigate ompt service you will y cleaning to ISITY tY CLEANING ICE 'he Canteen we tall claims are setled RE. LLL! d llenges -RI invites yee ETTE 'ER LEASURE I ORB'S