Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ilonorary D Will Be Aw Professor V Erskine College will award of Literature to Prof. Hugh W sity music department and a ni Grier, president, announ'ced tod Prof WilliamsOn Music Dept. To Present Piano Recital The Music Department will pre sent a recital by pupils of the class in Piano Pedagogy at the University Chapel it 8 p.m. to night. The class is supervised by Mime. Gertrude Tremblay-Baker, and student teachers are Betty Brea zeale, Nora Gable, William 0. Hughes. Betty Jo Ridgeway, and Barbara Williams. Those appearing in the recital are Genny Guyon, Ned Schlaefer, Barbara Anderson, Sarah Boyd Burnett, Albert Rutland, Candy Yaghjian, Margaret Ann Mac Lennen, Warren Mauterer, Libby Patton, Margaret Richardson, Bar bara Seigler, Bobby Van Doren, Lavona Younginer, JiI Tom Whitesell, and Gray Little. A Survey ol Honor Orgi Co-Ed Association Mack Halford Co-Ed Association, which meets on the second and fourth Wednes day of each month, has as its aims to lend aid in furthering campus functions, to strive to p)romote the interest ofthe women students of the Universiy, and to maintain consistently efforts to secure close unde~rstaniding. G.arnet and Black Jane Cureton The "Garnet and Black"s is Carolina's yearbook and is dis,trib uted each May. Every member of the student body obtains a copy of it free. The staff is split into two--the editorial staff, which is responsible for putting out the body of the annual, and the business staff, which is respon sibility for obtaining ads and the contracts for pictures to be made. hlillel Foundation Stanley Krugman This is the organization for Jewish students which meets twice each month at the House of Peace Synagogue, and observes the reli gious holidays. For the bi monthly meetings interesting pro grams ar plannedl. Honor Council and Board Charles Ferguson The members of the Honor Board andl Council continue to en deavor to keep the honor of the University and the students in Violate. The Board conducts orientation p)rograms for the AMiDA IGM , h i . eld its ann al anq es *dviheW it".Suwal, Mr.qae Edw egree arded to 4liamson the honorary degree of Doctor iliamason, head of the Univer ttive of Norfolk, Va., Dr. R. C. lay. The degree will be conferred at commencement exercises on June 1. Professor Williamson received the Bachelor of Music degree from the Oberlin, Ohio, Conservatory of Music and the Master of Arts from New York University. He id fur ther graduate work at Columbia University. Professor Williamson was an artist pupil of Mime. Josephine Bonizzi-Lytle, Edwin Hughes and Josef Lhevinne. He did graduate study in musicology under Curt Sachs, Mar4on Bauer and Hugo Leichtentritt and made his profes sional debut at the Society of Arts in Norfolk, Va. He has been assisting artist to Oscar Seagle, baritone, Phyllis Kreauter, cellist, Marcel Huber, cellist, Frederic Baer, baritone, and Mildred Dilling, harpist, and has made concert appearances through the South, middle west and in New York. Professor Williamson taught piano at William Woods College in Fulton, Missouri. He was dean of the school of music at Flora Macdonald College and guest di rector of music at the University of North Carolina. Since 1939 he has been head of the University of South Carolina music depart ment. He is (lean of the South Carolina chapter of the American Guild of Organists, honorary president of the Columbia Music Teachers As sociation, past president of the Columbia Evening Music Club, and former chairman of the composers contest of the South Carolina Federation of Music Clubs. He is a member of Blue Key national honor fraternity, Phi Mu Alpha music fraternity, Phi Beta music and drana fraternity, and nu merous professional organizations. F Campus tnizations freshmen, and has talks with the faculty in order to create a better understanding of the student faculty relationship of the Honor System. Hypatian Literary Society Sara Jernigan The aims of Hypatian Literary Society are to support worthy campus projects andi to supply debaters for national competition. Literaturi is stressed and pro grams include poetry readings, criticism, and outside speakers. Independent Girls Belle Wilburn~ The purpose of the Independent Girls is to bring about participa tion and recognition of the inde pendent girls in all school activ ities--social, political, and athletic --to develop personalities, talents, leaderships, and fellowship. Interfraternity Council Melvin Burton The main purposes of IFC are to coordinate the social fraterni ties and provide a governing body to supply the rules and regulations necessary to make them function as a unit. International Relations Club Faris Giles The International Relations Club holds weekly meetings at which programs on current inter national affairs are presented. The club meets each week at Building C at 4:00 on Friday after noons. msorary eniginieerinig fraternity at the 0 honor ne4w officers and miembers rubila lbus4inmeMaman and civic leader, In right are tIhe new officers, Rees lie nry S. L.yles of Colaumbia, preui lorfolk, Va., treasurer. Se ted are rd. and D)r. T, II. WII,jon, faculty 4EW MEMBERS of Wig and eft to right, Theodore Guerard lugh Rogers of Lexington, and N 15 Band Members Receive Awards Fifteen members of the Unive ity band received awards at t innual banquet held recently at tj Iarket Restaurant. Those receiving letters wer, zene Boyd, Gene Brewer, Aubr( )unn, John Greer, Joey Hollan ferry Livingston, Edgar R. Mi ard, Leonard Mixon, John Neilso ind Rudolph Stoyer. Awarded letters with one ser ce stripe were Catherine Jub tnd Theresa Kessler. Letters wii wo service stripes were present o Harold Holland, Charlie Thoml on, and Sam Goforth. Guests at the banquet we 3resident and Mrs. Russell, DeE 3radley, Dean Strohecker and Mr "trohecker, and Mrs. Richai jimmerman. Music Fraterinity Gives Meinbershij Joanne Berry, Elloree, S. ( vas initiated into Delta Mu cha er of Delta Omicron, national pr essional music fraternity May Miss Berry, a major in piar vas winner of last year's Del Dmicron scholarship and is n< studying with Madame Gertru rremblay- Baker. She is a memb >f the University Chorus, Hypati Literary Society, MYF Counc ind YWCA. After the initiation ceremony, party was given by Mine. Trei blay-Baker chapter advisor, at h bome on Woodrowv Street. Gues included active and alumnae mei bers, and patrons of the chapter. KSK Has Elect ions Kappa Sigma Kappa, camp lonorary fraternity, elected of: ers for the fall semester at t egular meeting Friday afterno, n the Euphradian Hall. They are: Melvin Burton, pre, ient; Dan Donovan, vice-presider rohn Quincy Adams, recordi: ieretary; L. M. Gold'berg, trea irer; Vic Laurie, correspondii mecretary; Bob Hamilton, scril N4euland Collier and John Spe< aoard of pardons; and Bob Holm< iergeant-at-arms.* Palmetto Sunday through Tuesday "AMBUSH AT TOMAHAWK GAP" with John Hiodiak, John Derek and David Brian Carolina Sunday through Tuesday "bSAN ANTONE" with Rod Cameron and Arlene Whelan Strand Sunday through Tuesday 1st Showing in Columbia "BATTLES OF CHIEF PONTIAC" with Lex Darker and Lon C:haney 5 Points Sunday through Tuesday "STORY OF ROBINHOOD"' in color with Richard Todd and Joan Rice Starlite Drive-In Sunday through Tuesday "ANG;EL FACE" with Robert Mitchum and Jean Simmons TIRE GAMECOCK Robe, ionorary scholastic organizatiot o of Charleston, Fred Blackwell of Cuie larioit Rigg% of Manning. (USC pioto h Kappa Delta Epsilon- fe Sara Jernigan se Kappa Delta Epsilon, a national ' ST1 r- education sorority, has as its pur e pose to promote the cause of edu- m le cation by fostering a spirit of C , TRIP in h d o , ta w - de er D i 30, The ie;Teamork canP wtork mnira(ces r, who sparks these miracles is1 who calls the signals. There' for an Air Force flyiniz team, They call him an Aircraft Obs Do YOU have what it takes to It ien't easy. It's tougzh. You as an Aircraft Observer. But you're SOMiBODY! The succ volving over a million dollar depends on you. THE AIRCRAFT OBSERVER As Bombardment Otlicer, is nuL run, the man who controls As Navigation Officer, is the fight ! As Radar Officer, is master of of the device that sees beyonc As Aircraft Performnance' Engia "keeps the plane flying", the ni * THEa OUT THE DITAILSi of Training, Head in a school that * New Aircre f thev iiersity 1aw !-chool, are i- Rliver% Jenikinl. of Charlestoni. Alt-IAe) llowship, high standards of holastic attainment, and profes mnal ideals among its members. ie sorority meets on the second Ad fourth Monday of each Dnth at 10 a.m. at Wardlaw >Ilege. ,E ----THI / I ra S heI quart. ebak., o.e' thematn. almwsho hig h snaso hoeasti attmnAat, andsere when ideal areone,t brethers. essroit meetsr ofl th msond s forth Moyof igteupeth mbonh ma 10onm at Wambinw 1elle i hetrgtara Bio' gudighad lne lr a ne scenc andopeato -I hmnst ha'n i FocIOC rga IfOsevrCdtTann roI Cauthen Wins Caricature Contest John Cauthen of McBee, S. C. was proclaimed winner of the Kap pa Pi caricature contest Saturday afternoon. His drawing was of Prof. Edmund Yaghjian of the art Jepartment. Second place was awarded to Barbara Muneaster of Washington, 1). C. for her caricature of Prof. F. C. Perry; third place %Vent to Sig Able of Myrtle Beach, S. C. for his drawing of Prof. W. E. Whitesell; fourth was awarded to June Presnell of Beaufort, S. C. for her caricature of Coach Petoskey and fifth spot went to Barbara Karash of Columbia for her drawing of Prof. K. L.. F. deGravelines. An art book was awarded Cauthen Wednesday af iternoon at a regular Kappa Pi meeting. The exhibit, along with the art exhibit, will be in Maxcy's lobby until Monday. Kappa Ii is planning to make an annual event of the contest. Contest judges were Dr. and Mrs. Hedberg and Bill Cornelius of Kappa Pi. IEAT I of the Te side aend out, who keeps it lit tor stavs there! If YO 'i' (Um a(cept a chiallenge place beside the best 'you'll find TO BE QUAL.IFIED von must be sii and 2612 sears old, have had at hi be in tip top physical shape. If YOt . too, can qualify. Today! HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL GET! The w< food and plenty of it. Uniforms, Medical and dental care. Free ins l'nele Sim's greatest aircraft. AND THEN, AFTER GRADUATION wings, and earn more than $5000 Lieutena nt. You'll enjov an adve with a hand-pecked crew of real me O[ THE TEAM. A TRIPL E THIREAT ment Oflicer, as a Navigation Otlic an Aircraft Performanice Engineer. THE SOONER YOU FLY Air Force Recruiting Oflicer. Or write Ci., Attention: Aviation Cadet Branch. see your Professor of Air Science ae I Classes Begin Every Two i * AIRCRA OBSERVER P1 * Page Three Delta Omicron Gives Recital Delta Mu chapter of Delta )Imicron, national professional music fraternity, presented a 'nusical program in Lieber College %lay 18. The last part of the program reatured selections composed by Lhe Delta Omicron members them selves. They were: "Three Part Invention in C Minor," by Betty Breazeale; "Fugue in B Flat Major," by Nora Gable; "Sonatina in A Major," by Betty Jo Ridge way; "Sonatina in C Major," by Betty Breazeale; and "Sonatina in D Major," by Dorothy Parker. Also taking part on the program were Joanne Berry, Ann Lowman, and Tommye Roane. Selections from Scarlatti, Han del. Beethoven, Gounod, Kent Kennan, and Pinto were included'. New Ritz Theatre Sunday, May 24 -IPLIT SECOND" Starring Siteplien McNally Alexis Smith bAN! AIRCRAFT OBSERVER the skies aind sees that it :'ik thi, vou'll take your y our future in the clouds! igle, a citizen, betw~een 19 ast 2 y'ears of college and this describes vou, then >rld's best training. Good night clothes, equipment. arance. Flight training in , you'll win your silver a year as an Air Force nturous, exciting career 1. You'll be THlE BRAINS MAN ... as a Bombard er, as a Radar Oflicer, as o Director If' you are ud Tactics. Veks* F T OGRAM