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Student Seven hundred fifty-one Caro lina students received unlimited cuts for the spring semester, Henry 0. Strohecker, registrar, has announced. To receive this privilege, a 3.000 must have been made during the past semester. Students' names shown in bold face type were listed either on the Dean's Honor List or Fresh man and Sophomore Honor Roll. The Dean's Honor List is com posed of juniors and seniors hav ing a 2.000 average. The Honor Roll is compiled of sophomores having a 2.5 average and freshmen with a 3.000 average. Those listed were: Donald Dean Aaron, Ronald Jean Aaron. Sig Morton Abeles, John M. Ackerman, Jr., Robert K. Ackerman, Billy Mfeck Adams, Tommie Adams, James i. Addison, Eloise Jane Addy, Walter Jeff Aiken, Mary B. Alexander, Joseph F. Alliston, William i. Alliston, William A. Alwood, Robert A. Andersen, Ilelen F. Anderson, Rebecca A. Anderson, Peter V. Andrews, Samuel Ap pel, Mary Eliz Ariail, Edwin P. Arnold, Sarah C. Askins, and Sophia Diana Athans. Also, Jack Roland Atkins, Barbara G. Austin, James It. Austin, Cameron Wm. Babbit, Newton J. Babb, Charles E. Baker, Martha Kay Baker, Naydean MI. Baker, llarold It. Baldwin, George ). Ballentine, Leonard S. Baranski, Mlargaret A. Barber, James it. arnhill. Jack Solomon Bass, Roy Dawson Bates. Gerald C. Bauknight, George W. Baxter, John N. Beard, Jr., Paul R. Becker, Barbara A. Beckham, Donald D. Beckham, Don E. Bedenbaugh, flugh Gilbert Bell, and Robert Glenn Bell. Also. Robert NI. Bell, Samuel Jacksoni Bell, Joseph F. Bellinger, Archie Benton, Joanne Miller Berry, Willie Hennan Best, liector 0. Betancourt. Patricia R. Bierer, Earl William Blake, Edwarl Hay Blount. Edward I. Bodie, Jr., john Pope Boineau. George E. Boland, Paul A. Bollinger, Win. Sterne Boltv. Joseph If. Bone, Jr., Roberta 1. Bootle, Sylvia T. Borghi, Robert A. ..swell, Fratnces P. Bouknight, Clarence Bowen, William N. Iowen. Ruis T. Bowers, and Charles E. Boyd. Also. Odell 11. Bozardt, Jr., Edwin T. Broadwell, Thomas J. Bragg, William L. Brannon, Mlary Jean Breeland, Charles E. Breuer, Jr., Riley MI. Brice, Jr.. Benjamin T. Brooks, Alec E. Brown, James G. Brown, Jerry Walton Brown. Thomas Edmond Brown. William J. Bruce, Douglas R. Bryant, llerbert Bryant, Williamt A. Buck, Jr., Frances S. Bucklvy, Wilfred B. Buck ner, William Buffington, Joel Blackmnon Buie, Ernest I. Bull, Jr.. Sara Guess Bull, Edward James Bunyan, and Ann P. Burnet. Also. James P. Burnett, Jr., Bessie F. Burns, William J. Burton, Franke Jack Butler, Janie M. Butler, John B. Butler, Jr., John Paul Butler, Joy Buyck, Paul B. Byrurm, Jr.. Nyra Ruth Cain, Frank D. Calle.-t, Thomas C. Camak, Carol Bond Cameron, Milborn E. Cameron, Nancy Ruth Cameron, Robert S. Cameron. Jr., Marion It. Campbell, Richard S. Campbell, Oscar Burt Carlisle, Bennett Carmichael, liutchinson W. Cams, Joanne Carns, Wil liam P. Carroway, and Clifford Cartee. Also, Frankie A. Carter, Wade Alonzo Carter, Margaret E. Caughman, Wilma D3. Caughman, Melton ). Cauthen, Stephen F. Chadwick, Charles Lee Chapman, Anne It. Childers, Frank F. Childress. Fountain S. Clare. Jr., Donald Otis Clark, Judith Dent Clarke, Wim. Horace Clifton, Jewel T. Cobb, Jr., Donald Grey Coker, Gertrude G. Coker, Jolhn J. Colcolough, Theodore Colcolongh, Samuel S. Coleman, Jr., Neu land C. Collier, John 1). Compton, Jr., Carl D. Connelly, John Charles Cooper, and Nielba E. Corley. Also, Parris Lee Corley, WillHam Sim Corley, Gerald A. Cory, Jr., Claire E. Courtney, Carl WV. Cov'ington, Loring C. Covington, Ralph L. Covington, E'dwins Free'mans Foxe, Curren R. Craft, Jr., Thomas SENIOR PIANIST . . . John II senior recilnil tonaiht in thle chapIel. recitals in thel Department of Munsir Robinson In Senioi At University Chaj The Department of Music of the University of South Carolina, Dr. Hugh Williamson, director, will present the first of a series of senior recitals in the university chapel tonight at 8:30 o'clock with the piano recital of Mr. John Law rence Robinson. Mr. Robinson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Robinson of Columbia. He attended Greer High School and transferred to the Uni versity Hig-h School In Columbia. s Have G. Croft, Betty C. Creekmore, Rufus L. Cribb, John Miles Crook, A. L. CrosswW4, Catherine A. Culley, Hester G. Culpepper, Sylvia Ann Cupstid, Lawrence H. Curry, Jr., Herman Weeks Daniel, John Wm. Davenport, George L. David, Jr., Barbara Ann Davis, Carol Davis, and Charles M. Davis. Also. Floyd I1. Davis, James Miller Davis, Nancy C. Davis, Ruth W. Davis, Theodore E. Davis, Jr., William L. Daw son, Ray F. Debruhl, I'lonas It. Deloach, Bonnie G. Dennis, Jr., Barbara Lea Dent, Julia Ann Dent, Theodore Derrick, Jr., Juliatta F. Detwiler, Mary A. Dickman, Hobert If. Dicks. Furnian H. Dicks 11I, 'mn. Walter Doar, Jr., Thomas H1. Dockery, Barbara P. Doiniiiick. Carla Donen, Win. K. Douglas, Katharine A. Dozier, Barbara Ann Driver, and Diane Knott Driver. Also, Teddy Drucker, Raymond Earl Dubert. Virgil NV. Duffie. Jr., Nlarsha Ann Dugan. Mary E. Dike, Mfartha Enola )ukes, Thomas George Earle, Benjamin F. Early, Jr.. Bertha Sue Eddins, Jane Nason Edens, William Lee Edens, Doris Anne Edwards, Jack Edwards, Elizabeth Ehrhardt, Jean V. Eidson, Ronald J. El liott. Thomas G. Ellis, Jr., Carolyn P. Elmore, Carolyn C. Elvington, James G. Elvington, Joanna Lynn Ergle, Otis H. Etheredge, Carolyn L. Evans, and 11. Parker Evatt. AlWo, John NI. Everett, Frankie B. Fairey, M. Alexii Fairey, Virginia S. Farmer, Laurie M. Farr, leury K. Faust, Jr., Rob ert E. Ferrell, Edward J. Field. Robert 11. Finley, Sarette Flake, Sandra Ann Flake, Phyllis F. Fleishel, Estelle Flickinger, Ken neth R. Flinchum, Cecil Edward Floyd. Benson T. Fogle, Balmore Fogle, Elizabeth It. Folline. Jack Folline, Frances A. For rest, Jane It. Foxworth, Ernest II. Francis. Jr., Mildred J. Freeman, aid Robert E. Freeman. Also. Jams N. Futch. Jr., Mfary B. Gall lard. Jean A. Galloway, Pierce N. Gandy. leion Cantt. Jr., Jerry W. Garber, Carl Rt. Gardnicr, .-ono B. Garnier. Billie W. Gar rett. Fro-d J. Gait. Jane P. Gault, George M. (,igor. Josie Ifelen Geiger, James M. Gentry. )orothy C. George, Frances L. George. I.xn Owen George. Lonnie NI. Grraild. Joseph If. Gibbons, Davis E. Gibson, Nadeline 1). Giles, Robert Troy Gle,. Lonis Ii. Gilham, ad NIarlin R. Gillette. .Aso, Janis Iuise- Glenim. Alton If. God wm, Ma.\rtha Jan Gott. Delores E. Cose wisch, Carroll G. Gosnell, Wendell Gra ham, Sue Graves, Albert Arthur Gray, flarold .. Gray, Doris B. Green, Anne F. Griffin, Sidney Till Griffin, Warren L. Griffin, Jr.. Reed 11. Griffis, Wn. Morgan Grooms, Darwin N. Gross, Jr., Ina Claire Guerry, Thomas L. Gunter, Wyiielle G. Gnter. Win. Tyler flair, Domia \Iarie liale, Gerald N. Hall, Patricia B. flall, Thomas -:dward Hall, Billy Bob Ifall miiark, and Shirley M1. lamlet. Also, Elizabeth Ilunahan, John K. lane, James M. Ilankin,. John Thomas larilee, George P. Harmon, Harriet I. Iarman, Ileggy Jo larper, Win. Lewis Harper. Flymn T. larrell, Donald H. Harrison, Frank William Hart, Russell E. Hart, El tont C. Ilartley, Mahlon Hartley, Norman G. Ilartley, George W. Hartzell, Howard If. liarvey, Helen C. larvey, Saundra llarvin, Linda C. Hasty, Willis liamer llasty, William C. Hawley, Erline Lide Ilaydeln, and Olin D. Haynes. Also, Carol L. Ieath, John Michael Heinz, Noah B. llendrix. Jr., Lucius W. liriot, Jr.. Joanne A. Ilerlong, Loretta V. lierlong. Oliver M. Higgins, Jr., Reginal A. Ifill, Roger L. Hill, Virginia C. Hill, CI,arles B. Ilinch, Jr.. Ywlane J. Hobbs, Nary Alma Hodges, Eunice D. Holland, William J. flollins, Harry Ulman Hollis, )ennis Hioloviak, Jackolyn Holt, John T. Ilolt, S. J. hlopper. Jr., Wam. R. house holder, Jr., James Osorne liowe, Woodrow B. liowle, Jr., and Roy E. Hudgens, Jr. Also. Thomas WV. ltudson, Jean B. Iluffmsan, Colonsel C. Iluggins, Harry Lea'rd Iluigginis, Sandra M. Hull, Ann Reid llumsphries, WmVn. James Hhunsuceker, James 'Iasohisn of C:olumbisa will give' his This is lhe firsl of a series of senior r Recital e1 To night Mr. Robinson entered the Uni versity of Southi Carolina in June 1951 to becor e a pupil of Dr. Hugh Williamson. He is secreary of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternri,y at the univer sity, and organist andi director of the Choir of St. Timothy's Epis copal Church. Mr. Robinson won the American Guild of Organists Scholarship in 1953. He will com plete a major in organ as well as in piano at the close of this year. Volunti Wesley Hunt, Margaret Ann Hunter, Marie hi. Huntington, Everett N. Infinger, George Schiffley limnan, Charles O'Neal Ivey. Sylvia Y. Jacobs, Benjamin F. James, Jr., William C. Jaynes, Jr., Thomas E. Jeffcoat, Blondell M. Jeffers, Howard P. Jernigan, Clyde F. Johnson, Lester L. Johnson, Tesla F. Johnson, Clarence W. Jones, James 11assie Jones, Calvin A. Jor dan, and Lovice Ann Jordan. Also. Charles F. Jumper, C. Robert Karl, Fletcher G. Keith, James C. Kellett, Thad Dean Kelly. Voight C. Kempson, Georgia B. Kennedy, Marion B. Kennedy, Jr., Thomas W. Kerlin, Jr., Robert Lee Ker nell, Shirley J. Kerns, Frank W. Ketchen, Leila hi. Ketchen, Carol Key, Robert L. Key, Clara P. Killian, Kermit Sifley King, William Light Kinney, Jr., Horace T. Kirby, Niary G. Kirkpatrick, Mable W. Kirven, Clarice It. Kissamn. William W. Kittrell, and Barry Klassman. Also, Roger E. Knapper, Carol C. Knight, George F. Knight. Julia E. Knight, Lee Handon Knight, Joseph Knuckley, Philip W. Koetsch, Fred Koon, Rhoda R. Krasnow, Elizabeth Kronberg, Jean B. Laborde, Esther M. Labruce, Donald C. Lambeth, Ernest Ralph Lane, Roderick B. Lanum, James II. Lavery, Judith B. Lavisky, Mary Eliz Law, Philip Holmes Lee, Philip Roger Lee, William Ernest Lee, Hurst A. Lefferts, Jr., William E. Leggitt. and Mitzi Frances Levin. Also. Louis Ronald Levis, Donald Rob ert Lewis, Grace Pauline Lewis, Mary Eliza Lewis, Charles B. Lide, Richard W. Liebert, Jerry C. Livingston, James II. Lloyd, Kay Arnold Lloyd, Llewellyn J. Lloyd, Anni Lou Long, Andy R. Lowrey, Jr., William A. Luce, Ida G. Lynn, Joseph R. Lynch, Stephen Mark Lyon, Sam W. Lytchfield, J. Robert Mack, Jr.. Julia G. NIacklen, Gus Mianos, Irene Manos, Sylvia Anne Marler, Fred NI. Marrell, Jr., and Carolina Marshall. Also, Charles S. Marshall, Jacqulynn E. Martin, Jinmmie Lee Martin, Thomas B. Mattox, Albert P. Mature, Jack M. Nic Bride. Sally B. McCants, Patricia A. Mc Carley, Jack NI. NIeCauley, Mary C. Me Clain, Carolyn NcClung, Jo Anne Mc Cormich, Grady Lee NcCoy, Jr., Nancy McCutcheon, James U. \fvDaniel, Charles E. NicDonald, Bent Ityam NcElveen, John W. McFadden. Jidith NIcKellar, Eliz Ann McKibben, Ethel P. McKibben, Mary Lynn NcKinney, Carolyn June McLain, John Wesley McLain. William E. McLean, Ben nie I). McMillan, Loomis L. McNair, Dorothy L. McNeil, John Hugh McTeer, snd Ted Alvin Mears. Also, Beverly Jane Nelton, Elbert Lee Nienees, Walter Mergner,, David A. Nier line, Carolyn R. Merrit, Hierber L. Nletts, Carole Ann Metz, Donald N. Miller, Kath rinie L. Miller. Vaughn W. Niller. Johann r. Nishoe. Jinnnesic L. Mitchell, Joseph lean Nitclhmni. Francis D. hloise, Wesley N. Mollard. David Elmore Monts, William It. Niooseylan, Nary K. Moore, Verna Mae tioore, Agnes Ann Noorer, John P. Mor Jan, Carolyn A. Niorris, N. Lee Morris, mid Jack L. Morton. Also, Riaymlonld I. Norton, Edward W. kiullins, Preston L. Musgrove, Wm. Glenn %fyrick, Floyd Nielton Neese, John R. New ton, William J. Nicholson, Benjamin Nicholson, John Doar Nielsen, Sarah Anss Norton. Rosald J. Oberle, Donald S. Ocain, William E. Odon, Robert Lee Oliver, Oscar W. Olszewski, Michael i. Oshorn, D)#)ris NI. Otwell, Gene Hood Owen, Louise It. Owens. Laura K. Oxner, Christine l'apadea. Gilbert E. Parker, Kitty Mae l'arker, and Clarenda Parkman. Als. Beverly J. Parler, Harriet C. Parler, James D. Parrish, William B. Par rish, Mary Allen Patrick, Barbara J. Peace, Arlene L. Pearlstnr, Wmss. Edward Peel, Benloit J. Pell1erin,. Glenwood Pelletier, Patricia A. Penney, NIichael Pennington, Career Talk Will Be March 21 Mr. Verne Larson and Mr. Philip W. Ireland of the United States Department of State will be on the university campus on March 21, Dr. Robert H. Wiene feldl, dlean of arts and sciences, an noutnced(. They will present the new career opportunities in the foreign service of the United States. Mr. Larson is the assistant exec utive officer in the office of sec urity of the Department of State. During World War II Mr. Larson served overse'as with the signal cop of the TU. S. Army. lie re ceived his appointment to the De partment of State in 1946. Mr. Ireland was appointed to, the Depjartment of State in 1942. iIe has served as a foreign service officer in the capacity of first secretary and consul at Cairo and depu)ty chitf of mission at Bag lad. INTrERVIEWS (ontinusedl froms pasge 3) Corps of IEngineers will be inter v'iewing in the School of Engineer ing. They will wish to talk with c'iv il, mechanical, elec trical, archi tectursal and construction engi nteers to fill openings in district offices at Mobile, Savannah and Jatc kso nvillec. R. E. Marbry and D. W. Poage will be on campus Thursday, March 24, recruiting for the Aluminum Company of America. They are interested in interview ing mechanical, chemical, electrical atnd civil engineers as well as rhemistry seniors. On Friday, March 25, a rep resentative of the Federal Tele communications Laboratories, Nut ley, New JTersey, will interview electrical and mechanical engi neers and physicists in the School af Engineering. The laboratories are primarily engaged in design and development of communica Lion and aerial navigation equip mnent try Atte Albert J. Perrella. Albert Joseph Perry, Clarence L. Perry, Landis Nelson Perry, Shirley Person, Edward L. Picquet, Wood row W. Pitt, Jr., Chas. Nelson Plowden, Norvelle R. Plowden, Chas. Manley olatty, Chas. Simpsofs 'orter, and Edwin T. Powell. Also, Edward C. Prettyman, Wyatt Ed gar Propst, Carolyn Sue Putnam, Willie Frank Putnam, Betsy Ann Quinn, Mervin A. Rabinowitz, Brian Gaines Ramsey, M. Ellinor Ramsey, Wylie G. Ramsey, Jr., Polly Randolph. Bernard E. Ransom, Helen Uner Rast, Margaret L. Ratliff, Patricia Rawl, Lewis Edward Rawls, Jacob Henry Reber, Norman C. Reddick, E. Laverne Redhnan, Jerry Lee Renan, Robert V. Regan. Howard K. Reynolds, Daniel Albert Rhane, )ewey C. Rhoden, Jr., and Robert A. Rhodes. Also, Betty Jean Rhyne, Fletcher A. Rice. Barbara Richardson, George Rider, Sonia L. Riffle, Marlene Fay Rjvkin, Mary Wise Rixey, Walter L. Robbins, Wiley A. Roberts, Caroline Robinson, James C. Robinson, John L. Robinson, Leland A. Robinson, Frank J. Rodgers, Jr., M. Gloria Rogers, Oliver C. Rogers, Jr., Virginia E. Ross, Thomas C. Rowland, Jr., Robert V. Royall, Janie Mairia Rucker, Sally John Reiff, Marjorie Anne Russ, Donald S. Rus sell, and Marilyn J. Russell. Also. Mary Alice Rustin. George L. Rut lasd, Jr., Joseph M. 1yan, Jr., Iarry L. Salisbury, Hiarvey G. Sanders, Wilford R. Sargent, Janes II. Satcher, Jr., Mary C. Satterlee, Joan D. Sault, Dorothy A. Saunders, Robert V. Sawvell, Nancy Eliz. Sawyer, Win. Harvey Scheffler, Franke D. Schofielk, m'n. Thomas Schooler, James E. Sclniken, jne C. Dearwright, Curtis C. Selph, Samiuel R. Shannon, Anne Marie Sharpe, Donald Edwin Shaw, Sidney W. Shealey, Jr., Aystin IM. Sheleen, Jr., and Charles E. Sheppard. Also, John E. Shillinglaw, Kenneth R. Shirley, lielin Carol Shockey, Mary Alice Siddall, Eloise B. Simnions, Thomas C. Siin%, Janes E. Sinons, Frank If. Sinip "on. Jainns Charles Sims, Margaret C. Skelloni, Yvonne Slesinger, Jimmiiiiie B. Sloan, Ann Gilhore Smarr, lien Ryan Smith, Jr.. George Coleman Smith, lolland Smith, James Deaan Smith, Jolhnt Geddeth Smith, l.hrnn N. Smith, Robert C. Smsith, Robert If. Smith, Rimald C. Smith. S. Norman Smith, Jr., Thons Walter Sith, William Male Smiith. and Wade Alvin Snipes. Almi. Mary Ann Snowden, Martha A. Your Offid CLASS Is In S THE USC Buy CHESTER today! Lt In the whole 1 ndance Solomons, John Wesley Sparrow, Elbert L Spears, Alfred D. Spotts, Win. Douglai SpFings, Win. Trescott Stanley, Robert B Steece. Calvin A. Steele, Florrie H Stevens, Clarence N. stone, Claude M Stork, George C. Stover, Jr., Lawrence A Stranch, Richard Strickland, Sylvia Am Strock, K. Marion Sturgeon, Joan P. Suber Forest C. Surrett, William W. Sutton Lawrence F. Swalls, Edgar Cray Swingle Edna L. Taffner, Elizabeth A. Taffner James L. Talbert, and Samuel Byars Tate Also. Joseph C. Tatum, Alleen C. Tay. lor. Carl J. Taylor, John Belton Taylor Vernon Bryce Taylor, M. N. Templeton John E. Tennant, Anne J. Thomas, Cal houn Thomas. Jr.. James M. Thomas Thomas L. Thomason, Wilbur B. Thomp son, Win. Robert Thompson, Win. 'Rosse Thrash, Wit. Thomas Todd, Betty Los l'oole, Rembert J. Truesdale, Rose S. Trues dale, Ann Jenkins Tucker, Eugene L Tucker. Robert L. Turbeville, Margare Turbylill, Roddy Cray Turner, and Eliz aheth C. Tyler. Also. Charles S. Unietis, Beverly Joai Utsey, Spiros Costa Vallis, Dorothy I.e Varn, Lillian B. Vaughan. Gladys W Vaughan, Elise D. Verner, Nellie B. Vin cent, Philip L. Walker, Preston A. Walker fie%ford )ny Walker, Thomas M. Walker John I. Walkup, Betty Yvonne Wall Itobert Buford Wallace. Frank M. Wanna maker, Claude W. Warr, Jr.. Nolan E Watford, Itarry P. l'Watkins. Charles A Wengly, Jr., Clam I.ouise Weeks, Frani F. Welbourne, Joy L. Welbourn, Alfret If. Wells. Jr., Nancy E. Wells, and Joh: B. Westbury. Also. Preston A. Whaley, Win. C Whatley. Tom Whetstone, David Altmai White, Elizabeth E. White, Fred Wig field {ll, Luke John Wilburn, Elbert T Wilcher, Jr., Rosemary Wilensky, Helen F Willard, Bruce T. Willey, Barbara F. Wil liams, Caroline R. Williams, Joseph Wil liams, Carroll Williamson, Thomas D Williamson, Donald B. Williford, George 11 Wilson, Henrietta I. Wilson, Robert C Wimberly, Johnny L. Winate, Ronald S Wise, James Edgar Wiseman. and Georgi Loren Wood. Also. Carolyn H. Woodward, Fran] Allen Wright. Harry E. Wright, John B Wright. Louis D. Wright, Jr.. Ann 0 Yarborough. John Edward Yochum, Bett Youing, Mack A. Young, James W. Young blood, John W. Youngblood, Sara E Youngblood, and Grace T. Zimmennan. al Carolina RING tock At CANTEEN FIELD America's colleges veworld no cig Scout Fraternity To Reorganize A reorganizational meeting of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, will be held in Room 308, Barnwell College, today at 3:30 p.m. Any student with previ ous training in the Boy Scouts is eligible for membership. Alpha Phi Omega sponsors the annual Ugly Man Contest as one of its projects. 50 mil at home, at wor There's nothing like a OTTED UNDER AUTHORITY 0 COLUMBIA COCA-C "Coke" is a registertd trad*-mark. in your &h You'll ! of Chesi mildnes 4 You'll E ~ / of Chesi highest arette SATISFIES 11 Clariosophic Adds Two Members Clariosophic Society initiated two new members at their regular meeting' Tuesday night. The new men are John Stanton of Groe. ville and Bob Smith of Baltimore, Maryland. Each of the two initiates gave their initiatory addresses which were accepted by the critic and the members of the Society. ,ion times a day 6 or on the way 01 h 1. 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