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Duke Defel As Shankle Duke's Blue Devils, led b Shankle, who captured five fi sity Gamecocks in their home i USC Players To Present 'The Crucible' "The Crucible," a stark drama of bigotry and persecution, is to be presented by the University Players May 9-12. Jack IZast, president, has announced. "'The Crucible," by A rt hur Miller, author of "Death of a Salesman," won the New York D1ranm1a Critics' Award as the best play of 1953. The play, 'written in two acts, deals with the witch panic that swe.pt Salem, .14assa Ihusetts in 16917. and of the en sIing trials that took hun11dredz of innlocent lives and finally resulted in the toppling of h'ocraiiry i lassachusetts. "'he Crucible" is in its- second week of rehearsal. and president RIast sar; Imore intcrest and en thusiasin is being shown by the payers group than has been shown since he has been at Carolina. The P0rodIrct*on is tde I he d irvecti on Of Nornn-i T ain of V"ort MJackson. r. Twain reeiviel hi- Ml.A. from Columtibia Univor -ity and1 ha.s had experience in the proftessionl theaer in New York an -rid a lori.l. Featu Ied iI th1 :1st are 'eter .\01ntgonll-ry Ya John Proetor, Ho t. 'eided n a !"i-Z wife E-:lizabeth. I'au LII )r ie ?r a., Rt.-. .,6111hn I vl . G eddethl Smit a 14,Deputy t; Ov ernot- I)nDfort h. Rivece (;aIdner as Wiv. Piarlis. Sarah Dukes a:4 Abi ail Wiiams atnd .Jean ahicknon ai.- .\ary \\arren. 0 hor i emi ber.; (if tin- cast are Jack liast. Taffy% Wallaco, Deli.he-lt Tienlan. Phillip flenedivks.son, larianne Ga!loway. Nancy \el:s. Sandra Smith. Newton Neeley. i) Stathias. Tommy Smith. The part of Betty P'arris, daught.r of Rev. Parri-. is portrayed by 1 year-dOil Nar.'y t !toh if ('o himbia. "The CIIcible" is sc(hedltuh.d fOt' "outr' pe rforma ncv.s in Drayton Hall ait 8:00 p.m.. May 9-12. Student :ii siont will be 7S cint n Pral public, $1.25. Forensic Awrards Listed By PKD w.I be giv n oin lay I)aY bY P'i Kappa Dl-!ta. honorary d'batig 'a#ory. : an _r_ ii . i iut to ip i 'l -U thei:u'n c o .-'ilrt h The Jn J. I 'i iianmiti award, has contributed meof : hi I..eriing :luin toe ya. .'o-a ,i lin'.e in t he (;-im Zlnsio neitt aard s h io h mak t n 1ta in A itmet it h' Prf. Chritpherwn o- it- +ahiint wilhr' i heeScho fltst A Int ervsttt o ie w s -~lt.A ti Ii ace t re:u.l - Seniort wrth-i ing to talk with the iintervoiwer with a ittk'taspin:nn -ntw toug aht tahol in h er N w1 tain'hrviw o ertra lo ed ifo xc liewntaies trane atthl crt in positionasi b in the hoeofcoinl Mi bf t w'nineill seeal with on iir ieretrina antuial mfihanceanti siierVingand phyt iO) Ile o rC\' tatne progrten 'r usilcenent .\diitat h~ion its Birds Stars y their Senior sensation. Joel rst places, defeated the univer ,)perner Wednesday of last week by a very narrow margin. ThIie (a mnecock,,ks captured eight iri st phices to t he It I Lt. I)evils' seven, but Duke tuok nine seconds to the (;aiecocks tilc ,secolds. Tihel 3lue Ievils cinlt,hhed the 11eet with a sweep of all places in tl ow hu11riles, the nlx to-list event. 1't I G : a in ecocks just I i ssed winI - nin, tilt- micet -when D:ikv's Dick .\assey took I 8(''s litn Whet stolit at the finish line to p!ace SILcOnld behind U*S ("-.,sSonny \\' II cher in the 40-vard ia'h. Tomm \oodlet. and Fed Ioh l,rts tied for sccoid honlors hollind Shatiklt's 25 pIoiit u I I I 1 .1 oinits aII:et. W tdh- took firsts n thlit 100 an Id ",2 y:m d a h , wh 11 o he o t,rts gai d h i t fi 4t ini ht h on'-mi-i' :a ST ).ml ru i <ns. h1: "i R,oh('1'ts :i ii, \'o. lo lie an a h . I :i I j'i :u inI is I ,a n "Inand :2()--y:ts 1 bidache a n throw writh a '''ow of 11 ''10' nhs i\ la hine- .?:': 1-S)-' n v:: u~' f: I I (;.I 2, ' Th a I \V c I 1% e 2I o . I .4 ' b ' ( m \'. \ i'h w . .S( \.\1< W he .-toi e m . lS '; :. \ d 2. Thn1 ):'-k : :: \\11her S( ' 2.1 . I I I I I I-y n I) I ;. \\ I . S :hank!. Diuk 2. Nick Irdicl. W het t ne ' I . .i S - : i Ian i. 1:o - I- . 4 2 (' a m b 'e . I; :' : i . I a '' i 1 . n | 4 l . 1 . ( S l. I) k 'lIe m . > k : :. .a ' (' -: 2.5 .'8('.2 5n:.. i k .i ., iha kh- 1 ke' '.:-' \. rin Duke .It' la *'k'. 121.-.' TFo:n \\iir Sh' 14'uke b - \ 4 \b Or' j.eniors\', a a ' 1b n ii' 'i ,t' a r jd Itia n ou .4fter ' a\' I1.-iI y it' . , '. m SIri e ;t ffi cer s. t h..:ie44 it' ('4 m -tit Students Urged To Be Friendly To Hi Schoolers (ollege lI)ay will be held at. the univer-itv on Saturday, April 23, Deat A rney R. ('hilds, faculty elhairmanl of the day, lhis an ?otine4l. 11igh school stude.nts wiIl visit the vaIII puis between 10::',( arnd 12:30 and will partici p:a Iv inl the annuia m 1entl con 4 during the afternoon. :rt'lina stutdent,s are requested go ilout of their way to be hos pitabh. to the visitors," Mrs. Childs "aid. "It is oP to the whole c:mpl.s atimlosphere of friendliness :id he!lfihi-ess to llake the d y The fifllh proIject of its kind to he it h hcre. ('ollege lDay is the (IY opportullity that the univer y lof fer.r for high school sti1 -hc t S to visit the college. rI o (f I he caeli m.- will lie "WId uoto'.I by Iuden t -d itring the illorning. IXCtised ctits Nvill be ,! m for this. InicIlded in places 'o b visited arl tire two libraries, Ot'inWO hiilir, military units, In . c I.n I du tio . art aind Iu i c I i ing . IRo ;ahriev l, Ini (f v0t t, v honror fra:r n v and leaufort \!pha Kappa ( amma arl. n! ch"arge of guides. Thinqnta! contest, are being IInNe by h}e ][Iigh . -Iool a. Thi'" university personnel bureul iliadnliinN,tvr arnd grade DrIoaia HIead Accepts 14ul.l TimeI Poiion! (icent (C:o!'y ty.<il,vvtor of tlhe! TonTia-ater. has rIes igned to ' Nful tilne position as head - f il,:irla tics d4 ;iiprt enil t and ajoro ::. profe 1s r at t he uini- 4 .!I 1,iottv IIs tuIIght dra rai i t tle lilliversity on a pa rt iink- for thhe ipast two years. was :oh-possh!ethlouigh u eenI heun iv- .1:1:11 the Town \ nhi Sappoillnmn tii o n- ' :<n woldd mleanl vin 1rer--n! If the departmenlt, '\Mr. bee m:Ji, but t ha t it woulI dIvanrtage' tol the itui -in'have :Iton on2 lland alt bIj . le:H - at thJe Thea:i. .\l. (3i ty: is - ithK fJI producing 51ome4 (If th:im(anizat ionl. AlIso an h 11r al in ri ml u-rJlt \l I , V ! a graduaII IIte f I ur~ ian I'ri:ver-ityv. Iet h K iiia, r o1! lf firn- arts xperien a i n i ,)1 ac(1 t(t igi SlatedI - .- (ie JficerII lfil rs er Ti g'eerallIy pays from1 . and age ;if'' (I hert'gdgfa di ;i \ i';I' \ic.11'lliahl flIIo red l2d 'I r ? lhet aWIN ingr tans ion \ah igton Fr e ign dJ' e.ric ofJVI an ua h-av ~. in 1 additio to -' fsti' irslIlte bg Seen, Heard, Spokens On Campus Student coming into class roon ifter half class period is over, an wuncing: "I'm late." Small croed of students yath r0cd around light-colored, late' 1odel Cherrolet on north side of Wd llor-se Shoe watching fellow Rtiudent paint "T AXI" in biack imint onto front end of car hood. Studelnts dodginy obStacle course itf sign-holding election "encour riges" on itrak leading to Naval A CPmor yI. "Volet for .Jackie -'urr for Cheer lemaie" sign hanging from the rear1) of lohnny leussell's triciycle. Nilid 1. lanning was the rir.,t lliversity alumintis to be '01114 goVVlrnorj* Of South Carolina. Clague To Spi April 19 In E the Seretary of Labor and - mr01111* e Crcmmissioner of the BII 41.1,1 (1f I .,kbor Staitt is-ticvs. wN.ilIl Pe:ki a! Ile 111iversity April I 1 . It is the thid 'inl I ix-lllan series t 1iol l11 y ki nown 1 governie it Ind ).u 1 i n es ecIo 1 1'ists to ap Witl a,;s gIloest ] vct 11rers Ifmr it n n ImI ( u rI I rn I I t 1 -:101111 no ict re tsat the uiversity. - Thlt S41minar11 is4 bein- 4,0m1d" te<d I I)!'. lRalp 111 1Z bvY, I? iive rsi t. 1!,fess-or 4if bmnking. aml i, opvn C the publiv. Mlr. (!!ag-,14 w\,: presentl .1n ap 0aisal of .-tatistics n(11 v iploy I'nit ;tml COSt of lvn Other set.hel ule ti pea kers air' ;ahrivl 1l 1auge, 11m1111iiistrative as istanl t c conoMlies to thle presi ent. .\. Jo:4eph Nivehall, dirtector. f ih <ffice of Ilsines, Econom ( If the 111partmllent of Com CAMPUS "STAD T HIS IS I white. And it d flavor come thro No wonder ca all the rest. It's 4 Geology Profs To Attend Meet During Holidays Four university geology profes sors will attend the Southeastern (eological Society of America meeting at Duke University, Dlur ham, N. C., during the 'holidays. Dr. L. L. Smith, head of the geology department, Dr. 11. F. Buie, Dr. E. C. Perry, and Dr. Karl Metz, who is a participant in the program, will attend the meet Ing. )r. Metz, visiting professor from the University of Graz, Austria, will speak on "Questions on the Prealpidie His.tory in the Alps' at, the society's technical session. The meeting consists of field trips and lectures by authorities in tihe field of geology. Each year he meeting is held in a different locale selected for its geological interest. ILast year's meeting, the first heh since tle society's re 0r-anization. was sponlsored by the univer.1sity. Eak At USC conomy Series mm. and Ia r . Smitil, cfooi2st of the V nited States Stoel Corporation. D-OUTS" M's 1! L&M's Miracle Tip's th raws real e-a-s-y--Iets all ugh to you! mpus after campus reports I America's base fite. Air Force R( Gets Award F The Republi- Aircraft Corpora. tion Award was presented to Cadet James E. Lathem last week for his talk on "Space Medicine." The award is presented annually to the Air Force ROTC student whc makes an outstanding talk relat ing to air power. 1,athem Was In competition with o mi a times a at home, at t or while at 1. SO BRIGHT ... so righ you . . . so tangy in taste, ever-fresh in sparkle. 2. SO BRACING ... so qu refreshing with its bit of wholesome energy. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY 0 C M1.11IA (:(('A.( 'Coke" Is a registered trode-rork. * * ot L&M...and aot everything!" e greatest-pure and of LaM's wonderfulI ,aM stands out from r tip ciaree. rTC Cadet or Oratory ,Cadets iarold R. IBIldwin. Robert V%. Saw'Vell, and Wilfred Rt. Sar gent. These four finalists were selected to cot pete with earh other from their talks given dur ing the Air Science III block onl Comtunicat ions. lion day vork play There's nothing like a for @1 ckly r THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY I..A II(Y-I'IN; co. o 1955, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Real Gone Gal e .4