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Volume XLV, No. 28 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, MAY 11, 1951
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view business administration grad- Wa w em lydI h
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pany. Interested students areatrno fom heBu Kydl
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versity Day, 1951
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Top: Outstanding seniors are recognized. Left to right: Joe Ingram,
Terrell Glenn, Lewis Haigler, Al Fisher, Lamar Collie, Carolyn Bu.sbee,
Olga Edwards, Cornelia f3urnett, Barbara McSwain, Greta Miley, Irene
Herty, FAl Royall, D)on Saunders, Fred Sosnowski.
Middle left: Professor G. Rt. Sherrill, head of the department of po
litical science, presents the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Awards' to (I. to
r.) Irene Herty, Fred Sosnowski, and Mrs. Caroline McKissick Heiser.
Middle right: Court Jester Don Johnston solves the problem of the
crown-bearer-who-balked by personally taking the queen's crown to
the throne.
Bottom: Students elected to "Who's Who in American Colleges and
Universities" are recognized. Left to right: Burt Wheeler, Fred Sos
nowski, Floyd Spence, Ed Royall, Don Saunders, David Parrish, Lewis
Haigler, Bill Gibbes, Terrell Glenn, Al Fisher, dean *of the faculty
Francis Bradley distributing the "Who's Who" certificates, Grady
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Caroyn usbe, Oga alwads,Iren Hety,Iren Krgman Babar
McSwin, ret Mily, Mrth Pety, An Rady,and ranes Weks
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forddhem lt:roesr..Shri,hado the postarffice at that
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Attedane Trphy new officers for the fall semester,
Thedisusson rou trphyfor1951, this week. Outgoing presi
thelarestattndncewaswonbyenit Bill Gibbles swore in Gary
Teneent29.Sine 199 te Tne-Newton as president, who in turn
menthas on tree imes Theswore in the other officers: Enmeric
discssins re eldeac sees-Fischer, vice-president; Hunter
ter nd lst or sx weks.Rentz, secretary; Bill Novit, critic;
The orus wre ponore bySanford Zahler, treasurer; Bill
pos wa t prmoe btte bothr-Gibbes, custus forum; Alexander
hoodand ndertandng aongLybrand, historian; Alan Raker,
stuent. amps uesios, a-corresponding secretary; and
tioal nd tat afaib wee (s-Frank Drucker, reporter.
addeses y nivrsty roessrs Mordecai Persky and Glenn
werealsoinclded.Gainey were formally initiated into
A diner illbe gvenin hnorthe society.
of te winer n My 15 Memers The society will hold joint grad
of he thr fve ariciatig ene runtion exercises with the Euphros
Almod Lverete,of Aderon,ynean literary society at 5 p. in.,
ledTenmen 29 Ra Boleson,Tuesday, in Euphradian hall. All
of Srinfied, as haimanforinterested persons are invited to
the grouns. attend.
Hugh Williamson
Says Recital Is
Set For Tonight
Hugh Williamson, director of
music, announces the final general
student recital of the 1951 season
to be presented tonight at 8:30 in
the university chapel.
The program will include per
formances by Betty .Jo Ridgeway
of Manning, William Hughes of
Orangeburg, Molly McGregor of
Columbia, Mariam Jeffers of Co
lumbia, Bernard Jessup of Con
cord, N. C., and Margaret Martin
of Columbia, all pianists; William
Triplett, Chester, Isabelle Mauter
er, Columbia and June Niggel, Co
lumbia, all organists.
Pep Club Plans
To Pop One Pip
Of A Pep Rally
A pre-game pep rally led by
the Pep Club will be held on the
horseshoe this morning at 10 in
preparation for the Carolina
Clemson baseball g a m e at
Orangeburg tonight at 8.
A five-car caravan, sponsored
by the engineering department
and led by Prof. F. B. Ilerty, will
meet in front of the horseshoe
at 6:30 p. m. Admission to the
game is by student athletic book.
Miss Baseball will be crowned
bet ween games with Citadel
Tuesday afternoon. She is se
lected by members of the var
sity team.
Joe Ingram Is
KSK President
For Fall Term
Joe Ingram, law student from
Cheraw, was elected Wednesday
night to serve as president of
Kappa Sigma Kappa honor-service
fraternity for the Fall semester,
Don Saunders, retiring president,
announced.
Don .Johnston, St. George. was
elected vice-president. Other of
ficers elected were: Jack Jones,
treasurer; David Creel, recording
secretary; Bard Allison, corres
ponding secretary; Mordecai Per
sky, scribe; and Milton Mazarick,
sergeant-at-arms.
Bill Gibbes and Buddy Long
were elected to the Board of Par
don'.
Younts Is Named
By Clariosophic
To Iead Society
Mlv ~in Y ountts of Fountain inn
was elected and installed as presi
(lent of Clariosophic literary so
'ciety Tuesday night. Outgoing
president Ed Cottingham sur
rendered his office stating, "This
'ill Send Pair
mns Conference
Stud(enIt Council has decided to
send two students to the College
Student Conference on Human Re
lations, Floyd Spence, student body
p)residlent, has announced.
The conference, which is spon
sored by the National Conference
of Christians and Jews, has as its
pur1pose the training of young peo
phe in the b)asic p)rinciples and prac
tices of democratic human rela
This will be a six-day conference
from .June 17 to June 23 and will
be held at Wildacres, N. C. Invi
tations havo been extended to all
colleges and universities in South
Carolina and North Carolina.
Student Council has made it
clear that they will select two
people whom they feel will do the
most good upon returning next
Fall in putting to practical use the
knowledge they gained at the con
ference, Spence said. All students
interested in attending should con
tact Spence before Council meets
Monday afternoon.
Pi Beta PJ
In Sigma
By JACKIE SOUTHE
The Pi Beta Phi's capture
Wednesday with a safe margil
est competitor.
Gertrude ,Jenkins, Chi Ome
Sigma Chi Derby in the fifth
David Parrish
Is Blue Key's
New President
David Parrish. Rock Hill, has
been elected to head the USC chap
ter of Blue Key national honor fra
ternity during the Fall term. lie
succeeds Mike Callahan.
Joe Ingram, Cheraw. will serve
as vice-president. Other newly
elected-officers are: Glenn Gainey,
Hartsville, secretary ; Mordecai
Persky, Aiken, corresponding see
rotary; and Bard Allison, Phila
delphia, alumni secretary.
Paul Field, Columbia, w a
selected to edit the 11151-52 edition
of the Blue Key Directory; Sanford
Zahler, C'lumbia. will be the busi
ne s manager.
ODK Re-Elects
Edward Royall
To Lofty Post
Edward M. , Royall was re
elected president of Omicron Delta
Kappa national honor fraternity
for the fall semester. Royall, of
Nit. Pleasant. is in the School of
Other new officers are: Floyd
Spence, I.exington. vice-president,
anl Charlie Merritt. Bradford. I'a.,
secretary-t reasurer.
Prof. .1. D. Sumner. .1r., act i v,
faculty adviser, was granted a
leave of absence for one year to
do gradoate work at Yale univer
sity.
a-s the greatest ho;lor ever be
stowed mlle."
lien .idson was chosen as vice
president ; Ray Berry. critic; and
Ken Powell, secretary. Elias Bull
was elected treasurer by acclama
tion.
Sammy Holliday was elected
sergeant-at-arms ; Furney leniing
way, publicity director by acclama
tion; and former trc'sident Cot
tingham was chosen to ser-:e oni the
board of pul icatt ions.
The soicie'ty drew~ up plans Cor
the presettion of an awarid to
the most iu ts-tand1ing moembher. Th'Iiis
awarid will lie given Cor the first
time ntext year.
MExam S
M.Henry O. Str-ohecker,
ule for the Sprintg term final e
Regular (Class.
Schedule Exani
8 MWF Monday,
9 MWF Tuesday,
11 MWF Wed nesd
12 MWF Thursday
1 MWF Thursday
2 MWF Saturday
3 MWF Saturday
4 MWF Wednesda
8 TT'S Tuesday,
9 TT'S Monday,
10 TTIS Thursday
11 TTS Friday, J1
12 TT'S Wednesda
I TTiS Wednesdi
2 TTlS Saturday,
3i TT'S Saturday,
4 TTS Shursday,
Special Exami
Group Exam
Mathematics Moni
English Tues
Foreign Languages Wed
Psychology 21 and 34 Thui
Geography 17 and 18 Frid
Economics 21 and 22 Frid
If this schedule resullte in
be made as most convenient tc
Examinations for all memb
be held the week beoren the r
ii Is First
hi's Derby
RLANI, News Editor
a the Sigma ('hi Derby races
1 of six points over their near
ga, was selected Sweetheart of
annual running of this event.
She was crowned by Lou Oswald,
Kappa Delta, last year's sweet
heart. Mliss Jenkins' maids of honor
were .Jackie Ricks, Alpha Delta Ii.
andu l'atsv Epps, Kappa Delta.
With Frank Eppes as mastel of
ceiemt1onies ci.rht r"acos were runili.
Tih first race, a sack race, wa
w\on by I'atsy Iutto of Ii Beta l'li.
(hie Martin, Kappa Delta. anl
Kathleen Phillips, ('hi Omega,
cale in sec'onld and third, respee
tively.
Eg: and spoci ran': Pat Davis,
Alpha Delta 'i, first: Hetty Park
er, Delta zeta, second; J("epie Tur
hnvilb-, (hi Omega, third. Pie-eat
ing contest: Sigrid Johnson, Chi
Onega, first: Mack Halford, Kap
pa I)e-ta, second; .1anetti Monts.
Pi Beta 'hi, third.
Wheelbarrow race Nancy Ciarke
and Delores Me yer, IPi Beta Phi,
first; ('hie- Martin and Barbara
Gramling, Kappa Delta, second:
Barbara Mile-r and Flora Jeffries.
Delta Zeta, third. Steeplechase:
Cassandra Marndla, Chi Omega,
first ; Frances La Horde, Ili Beta
Phi, second; Harriet Whiseihunt,
Zita Tau Alpha, third.
The It & O relay: Betty Waring
an 11.1n M* 0Leod. DIeota iiitu
Delta, first; .ane Elliott and
Sparky:} Elliott, %lpha Dvlta Pi,l
sec"ond; .)lrnnettt 1)ickson anci
Hetty Smith, I'i Beta Phi, third.
ThrI'e-iegged race: Nat Thoma
and Maly Bloodworth. IPi Beta I'hi,
first; e1tIlen Coggeshall and Bar
hara Gramling, Kappa Delta, sec
ond: Mary ('utliff and Anne Ken
ney l;cll, Delta Delta Delta, third.
The imy terv rat"c t the ballon Con
test I: Lou Kidder fI' Delta Delta
Delta and Betty .ewis, of Zeta Tan
Alpha tied for first place; Kathe
rine Conway, I).Ita Zeta, third.
The Ii Phi's gained permanent
possesssioll of a gold trophy. They
will keep at bronze-plalt ed derby
award until next year's contests.
Shine Jones and John Savoy
w'er c-chairmen for the event.
Rear-admiral Norman M. Smith
and D)ean A rney I. Childs, Dean
F. W. Bradley , aind Pr4iof. ('.~ it
simon4ts lII juid ged the -iontest s.
Ura J.41 . Jack sn wa ~ls of ficialI
Mu tsiC was- furnishled hv\ the
ISiu.moa ('hi 1hand4.
chedule
'egis-tr ar, atnnouInce t *Ihe sched
x(amilnat ions:
r. lDay Exam. Hour
May 28 8-10) A. M.
May 29 11-1 P. M.
ty, May :30 8-10 A. M.
,May 31 11-1 P. M.
. May 31 11-1 P. M.
June 2 8-10) A. M.
JIune 2 8-10) A. M.
iy, May 30 3-5 P. M.
May 29 8-10) A. M.
May 28 11-1 P. M.
,May' 31 8-10 R. M.
une 1 8-10 A. M.
y. May 30 11-1 P. M.
Ly, May 30 11-1 P. M.
June 2 11-1 P. M.
June 2 11-1 P. M.
May 31 3-5 P. M.
nation Groups
D)ay Exam Hour
Jay, May 28 3-5 P. M.
day, May 29 3-5 P. M.
oesday, May 30 3-5 P. M.
-sday, May 31 3-5 P. M.
sy, June 1 11-1 P. M.
sy, June 1 3-5 P. M.
'onflicts, arrangements should
proffessor and student.
era of the graduating clasa will
ernint'exaymination p,ri.d.