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Fall Deani Total Of 3 Eighty-four seniors and 81~1 juniors attained averages necessary to be named to the Dean's Honor List for the fall 1950-51 term, Registrar Henry O. Strohecker has announced. In addition, the sophomore honor roll contained 73 names and 188 students made the freshman honor roll. Those named to the honor lists included: Seniors: Richard H. Alsager, Story City, Iowa; Lester M. Atkin son, Gresham; Jessie R. Bardin, Jr., Elloree; Ralph Otis Bates, Colum bia; William H. Baxley, Jr., Harts ville; Walter F. Broom, Winnsboro; Cornelia A. Burnett, Columbia; William A. Burrell, Spartanburg; Guy A. Calvert, Jr., Columbia; Mary A. Cappelman, Columbia; Barnwell R. Chaplin, Charleston; Charles D. Chavous, Allendale. Also: Edmund B. Coleman, Co lumbia; Lamar P. Collie, Jr., Nash ville, Tenn.; Frances Collier, Myrtle Beach; Williani.Felt ol lins, Jr., Hendersonvillb, -N C.; Hugh B. Faulkner, Jr., Glover; Rose Renfro Frew, Columbia; Wal ter H. Garbade, Columbia; Joseph D. Gilbert, Sumter; Terrell L. Glenn, Chester; Anne P. Goodwin, Columbia; Hugh Allen Gray, La mar; Shirley Grimes, Blackville. Also: Ann Benson Gross, Barn well; Eliza Herndon, Columbia; Mary Irene Herty, Columbia; Beattie H. Hipps, Columbia; Roland E. Hutchinson, Columbia; Win. Linton Jackson, Columbia; Barbara D. Judy, Columbia; Sidney K. Jumper, Swansea; Dorothy T. Karall, Columbia; Gene Klettner King, Columbia; Talmage C. Knowles, Avon Park, Fla.; Frances E. LaBorde, Columbia. Also: Dockery D. Lewis, Jr., Co lumia; Simon Sylvester Lewis, JrV., Memphis, Tenn.; Arthur C. GRAYSO N'S 1347 MAIN STREET Style Headquarters for Mien NEW SPRING SLACKS by Berle Upturned Flaps Welt Seams Slashed Pockets ide Belt Loops $11.95 SROBLEE SHOES Ne j4rg Style. NEW S R TIES by Cavali4r & Botany Knits and Reps $1.50 & $2.00 -AN OPEN " Coeds, Men Stude Administra We feel sur that our prices and t our take your laundry n d U. LAUND & SERi Next Door to P. S. --Fr your consvenie right here on camp s List And 26 Scholai Lytle, Columbia; Dolores J. Mc Bride, North Charleston; George Hagood McGregor, Columbia; Bar ara A. McSwain, Columbia; John W. Marlow, Burgess; William Harold Marlowe, Burgess; Gerald D. Martin, Darlington; Dominic Massetti, Columbia; Gretchen I. Miley, Columbia; Allen F. Mon tague, Jr., Columbia. Also: Stuart A. Moseley, Co lumbia; Katherine S. Mullins, Columbia; Dan Brunson Nunn; Co. lumbia; Nora Ann Oeland, Colum bia; Annie Lou Oswald, Columbia; Marvin David Oswald, Columbia; Clara Leck Paschal, Columbia; Donald Rosemond Pate, Walter boro; Sybil Patrick, Bowman; Martha Ann Petty, Columbia; Ann Ridgley Platt, Columbia; Thomas Hart Price, Wadmalaw Island. Also: Harry E. Quattlebaum, Blackville; Henry W. Rittenburg, Branchville; Wim. David Rohe, Jr., Kingstree; John Marion Ross, Co lumbia; Alban Edward Samuel, Beaufort; Marguerite Sanders, Co lumbia; James H. Saxon, Colum bia; John Walter Scott, Columbia; Calvin H. Shuford, Cayce; Daniel S. Shull, .Jr., West Columbia; Charles N. Simmons, Sullivan's Island; Annette Siokos, Columbia. Also: Paul H. Stoddard, Laurens; Werner Strauss, Sumter; Carl A. Vines, Jr., Tienton; Nancy Lee Walker, Columbia; James L. Weatherford, Florence; Anne Rog ers Wells, Columbia; Wm. Boyce White, Jr., Rock Hill; June Drass Williams, Columbia; Patricia Wil ;on, Columbia; Thomas Jackson Wood, York; Eugene Woodward, Jr., Columbia; and Joan A. Zun kunft, Charleston. Juniors: Robert P. Allabrook, Columbia; Margaret E. Barker, Fairfax; Jeanette Barrington, Dil lon; Win. John Brandel, Orlando, Fla.; Mary Sanders Brown, Co lunbia; E. Thomas Chamberlain, West Columbia; Stanley R. Cislo, Furners Falls, Mass.; Claude G. Coleman, Jr., Swansea; Baden C. Duggins, Greenville, Tenn.; Emeric Fischer, Beaufort; Verna Lown Gaskin, Cayce; Alva C. S. Gill, Co lumbia; Mary J. Grace, Anderson; Robert C. Greene, Abbevi1ll. Also: Serena K. Hadwin, Colum sia; George L~aBruce, Georgetown; Bertha McCall Loner, Columbia; Marilyn J. McCoy, Spartanburg; Charles R. Merritt, Bradford, Pa.; Robert E. Naylor, Jr., Columbia; Daniel R. Newton, Jr., Prosperity; James O'Shaughnessy, Bellwood, [II.; Rufus Earle Sadler, Clinton; Mary Ann Sanders, Columbia; Donald E. Saunders, Columbia; Marshall B. Saunders, Ruffin; James Edward Smith, Cayce; Ralph Surasky, Aiken; Russell A. rhomson, Columbia; and Cal-houn II. Turner, Greenville. The sophomore honor roll in ~luded: Catherine B. Allen, Co lumbia; Melle D. Beach, Chester; Bylvia E. Berry, Columbia; Betty C. Blacknmon, Columbia; Mary M. Bloodworth, Columbia; D. F. LETTER - nts, Faculty and tive Staff you will investigate romnpt service you will ry cleaning to RSITY RY CLEANING ICE FWc aill claims are aefted Honor Rc es In Four Breckenridge, Columbia; Robert M. Broadwell, Columbia; James C. Bryan, Sumter; Elizabeth Sue Cathcart, Columbia; Betty R. Crapps, Columbia; Ann Dufour Darsey, Colu'mbia; Laura P. Davis, Georgetown; Rita Ann Derrick, Chapin. Also: Bruce C. Elliott, Remini; Tommie June Fairey, Columbia; Leon Ludger Gaulin, Columbia; James J. Gebhard, East Hampton, Mass.; Allelia Sue Gray, Wades boro, N. C.; Margaret M. Griffith, Saluda; Elise Harleston Ham, Mon roe, N. C.; Wn. Edward Houston, Pageland; Paul L. Hryskanich, El mira Heights, N. Y.; Euston Huff stetler, Columbia; John Earle Jones, Ridgeway; Peter Kahl, Hamburg, Germany. Also: Barbara R. Karesh, Co lumbia; Connie Karnazes, Colum bia; Wim. Casper Kaufman, Clair ton, Pa.; Jimmy Grier Kennedy, Columbia; Patricia A. Kleckley, Columbia; Harry John Klein, Co lumbia; Miller Simmons Lide, Co lumbia; Eric Linder, New York, N. Y.; James Edward Lovett, Co lumbia; Robert J. McCormick, Co lumbia; Robert L. McDonald, Flor ence; Furman Ed. McEachern, Columbia; Doyle B. Manhart, Petersburg, Ind. Also: Margaret E. Manning, Co lumbia; Isabelle H. Mauterer, Co lumbia; Eunice R. Medhurst, West Columbia; Alvin Moore, Rocky Mount, N. C.; Julius Dolan Mor ris, Columbia; Harold L. Norman, Columbia; Daniel R. Pace, Marion; Ruth M. Park, Springfield, Tenn.; Anjoy F. Patrone, Columbia; Paul Eugene Payne, Columbia; Carolyn Powell, Columbia; Robert T. Reyn olds, Columbia. Also: Vladimir S., us, Qolum bia (formerly of Zlon e,'., cho slovakia) ; George P. Russell, Jr., Pooler, Ga.; Virginia Sandy, Co lumbia; William T. Scott, Whit mire; Archibald F. Shuler, Bow man; Arthur C. Stobbe, Jr., Columbia; Katherine B. Stone, Co lumbia; Paul Stone, Charleston; Wilbert E. Swygert, Columbia; .John E. Tennant, Columbia; Eliza beth Traylor, Orangeburg; Ray mond Turgeon, Fall 1}iver, Mass. Also: Walter E. Tuu-ner, Colum bia; Margaret T. Tuttle, Columbia; Maggie S. Waldron,- Columbia; Helen P. Watson, Columbia; Ro berta Wengrow, Columbia; Stephen H. Wesley, Jr., Columbia; Robert F. Wheeler, Columbia; Emily Lily Whitaker, Columbia; George Her bert Wood, Washington, D. C.; Chas. Burt Woodhurst, Abbeville; and Sanford F. Zahler, Columbia. The freshman honor roll in cluded: James G. Abert, Lancaster, Pa.; Ares L. Artemes, Chester; Louis Edward Bain, Columbia; Betty P. Barton, Graniteville; Betty A. Bellinger, Columbia; Rob ert L. Blackmon, Columbia; Allene C. Bland, Sumter; Robert P. Bland, Sumter; Theodore A. Bowles, Co lumbia; Wim. Harold Bragdon, Lake City; Betty J. Breazeale, Co lumbia; Richard M. Brickle, Orangeburg; Martha Sue Brown, Columbia; Blakely H. Bursdide, Columbia; Charlene 0. Cain, White Hall. Also: Sylvia F. Carraway, Sum ter; Howard 0. Casada, Jr., Nor folk, Va.; Eugene B. Chase, Co lumbia ; Clara B e s s Clark, Columbia; Newton Cecil Clark, Spartanburg; Warren Lee Clarke, Orangeburg; William D. Clarkson, Kingstree; Helen B. Coggeshall, Darlington; Mary Anne Cone, Summerville; Luke Oscar Conerly, Columbia; John M. Cooley, Swan sea; Emaleen Corley, Lexington; Ervin C. Creel, Jr., Hyman; Betty Jean Crenshaw, Columbia; Robert A. Curran, Summerville; Betty Lou Dawson, Columbia; Lonnie Cecil Delk~, Barnwell; Dorothy Denton, Columbia; Nancy Ann Derrick, Columbia; Louis M. Didier, To ronto, Ontario, Canada; Charles B. Dowling, Columbia; Franklin Draucker, Kingstree; Marion D. COOBU RI Tihe Business Men Choice at A SATISFIED 1317 Sumter- St.,eet -. l1s Reveal Classes Durant, Bishopville; Wm. Lee Easterling, Columbia. Also: Betty Jo Edens, Columbia; Roy Elbert Elmore, Gaffney; Anne P. Evans, Columbia; Rice A. Fel der, Columbia; Arthur E. Ferrell, Jr., Fort Mill; John S. Flynn, Union; Susan H. Forrest, Aiken; Kenneth E. Fortner, Columbia; Nancy P. Gary, Columbia; Alice Jane Gates, Fort Jackson ; Kath leen M. Gavin, Columbia; Jean Geiger, Columbia; Dorothy C. George, Winnsboro; George J. Gianakos, Columbia; Mary Louise Goblet, Charleston; Samuel T. Go forth, Jr., Myrtle Beach; Wm. Franklin Hardin, Georgetown; Richard M. Harper, Seneca; John Wm. Haynes, Orangeburg; Norma M. Henderson, Columbia. Also: Alice Iola Hiers, Columbia; Reginald B. Hilborn, Forside, Me.; Charles H. Holland, Georgetown; Eugenia E. Holliday, Anderson; Phillip K. Huggins, Columbia; Wm. Oscar Hughes, Orangeburg; Flora Mae Jefferies, Chapin; Marianne C. Jenkins, Charleston; Sarah L. Jernigan, Columbia; Charles R. Jones, Columbia; Nancy Sue Jow ers, West Columbia; Joseph J. Keim, Columbia; Robert M. Keith, Columbia; Sara I. Kelly, Leesville; Jean Patricia Keys, Walhalla; Dewey Foster King, Chesterfield; Gene Kingsmore, Buffalo; Willie E. Kirkland, Columbia; James A. Kitchings, Aiken; Nancy Gene Lackey, Columbia; Walter J. Lands. Spartanhurg. Also: Victor Wm. Laurie, Co lumbia; Nathan St. C. Lemacks, Ravenels; Henry S. Liles, Colum bia; Dolores Livingstqn,. W t Co lumbia; Mildred Ann S Wrick; James Garn McBride, Columbia; Molly L. McGregor, Columbia; Lu cretia T. McKey, Darlington; John Thomas Mackey, Columbia; Paul Bruce Marks, Columbia; David W. Mauldin, Pickens; David Miller, Boston, Mass.; Joseph Jean Mitchum, Columbia; Harriet W. M:,. Camden; Dale Roger Moss, Columbia; Rees Edwin Noren, Ocean Grove, N. J.; Boyd Brunson O'Neal, Mullins; Inez Regina Owens, Hemingway; Carl Madden Putnam, Gifford; J a m e s T. Quattlebaum, C;lumbia; Junior A. Reynolds, Gaston. Also: Statton Luther Rice, Del mar, N. Y.; Betty Jo Ridgeway, Manning; John Bentley Rivers, Columbia; Elizabeth A. Roberts, Columbia; Mary Evelyn Rogers, Columbia; Richard H. Rush, Lake City; Kathleen G. Shelor, Sumter; Charles Shinholser, Tampa, Fla.; Lawvrence R. Shoekley, Clifton Heights, Pa.; Reba Avant Sims, Columbia; Wmn. Howard Small, Jr., Washington, D. C.; Earl C. Smith, Jr., Columbia; Polly J. Spencer, Florence; Jo Ann Sprott, Colum bia; Blackwell L. Stanton, Colum bia; Roy Lee Sumner, Sylvester, Ga.; Barbara Mae Surret, Colum bia; Louis F. Szilagyi, Springfield; William D. Taylor, Graniteville. Also: Clyde D). Thackston, Co lumbia; Sarah May Thevenot, Charleston; Lynwood H. Thomas, Portsmouth, Va.; Arthur B. Tie mann, Columbia; William H. Triplett, Chester; Charles H. Tucker, Columbia; David E. Ulmer, Columbia; Helen M. Wainner, Co lumbia; Garvin E. Waldrop, Co lumbia; Elizabeth A. Walker, Columbia; Lois D. Walker, Colunm bia; James Henry Watson, Bishop ville; Robert P. Wilkins, Florence; Evelyn P. Williams, Columbia; John Gibb Williams, Graniteville; Gladys C. Wingard, Columbia; Myrna C. Wingard, Lexington; and Charles Eugene Witt, Bradenton, Fla. The field sergeant used maps with pinheads and explained that It was symbolie--each pinhead represented one recruit. First sergeants may not make many friends, but they certainly influence a lot of people! l'S GRIL and College Boy.' All lime. CUSTOMER Next To F.,e MStaon .x. It took the outstanding fighter of the tourney to edge USC soph sensation Emmett Gurney (above) in the NCAA finals. In one of the tournament's top fights, Jed Black of Michigan State eked out a de cision before an enthusiastic home crowd in East I,ansing, Mich. (USC Sportsphoto by Manning Harris.) Three Students Represent USC In Art Exhibit Prof. Edmund Yaghjian, head of the fine arts department of the university, disclosed yesterday that the department is represented in an exhibit at the University of Mississippi with the sketches of three of the students. The three students represented are Virginia Sandy Dowdle, Co lumbia; Dorothy Karall, Columbia; and Jesse R. Bardin, Elloree. The sketches are of local scenes done in pen and ink and pencil. The exhibit is representing the work of 50 schools throughout the South, and will he shown through April 22. " THI PHILIP any other to sug HUNDREDS OF SMOKERS, who report In slgnei PHILIP MORRIS LESS IRRITATIN4 .I Light u a P Just take a puf-ooN .-o--w4-y let the smok y'our nose. E0asy, ISn't Other brands mert 0o comf.par., to fru Try this simple Piupr Monais is, NOC4 HA means MO S CALL FOR I r wp rsvU ll Tour Europe tudents In July From Scotland, Mrs. Sweeny will ake her group to Holland for two lays, then, traveling through Brus els, they will spend four days in switzerland. They will spend the iext two weeks in Italy visiting Milan, Venice, Florence, Perugia, Rome, and Nice. After five days in Paris, the group will sail from herbourg on the Queen Elizabeth mn Aug. 22. Mrs. Sweeny, who has been per 4unally conducting these tours ince before World War I, plans Lo include excursions by motor and bus for sightseeing trips. Her roup will be traveling first class and living in first class hotels. Mrs. Sweeny's tour is sponsored by Brownell, but she has exclusive rights for choosing her own group. She tries to choose a congenial Kroup of young people each year. She has a few places left which she will fill in the next few weeks. For further information, she can be reached at the foreign language department. for Shoes that look like new VISIT ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE Sheceesories her Goods Across From CALDWELL'S 1319 Sumter St. RE ILL! allenges year present brend I same thing-ow* that bit., that sting? ce from P111ue MoIs ComaIs jfnvites ye will agree. . . , ETTE ER LEASURE I SIR'S Prof. Sweeny W With Selected S hBy BETSY KNOWLTON Professor Grace Cameron Sweeny of the foreign language depart ment will sail on the Queen Mary from New York on July 14 with a group of young people for a tour f Europe. Mrs. Sweeny and her group, made up mostly of students of South Carolina, will land in Eng land on July 19. They will arrive in Edinburgh, Scotland, on July 24 for a three-day visit. Cotton Oil Firm Seeks Engineer The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. will interview electrical, mechanical, civil, and chemical engineering graduates desiring jobs Monday, the Placement Bureau announced. There will be a meeting at 8 a. m. 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