The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 29, 1957, Page Page Three, Image 3
Candidate
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Unity,' Say.
By Barbara Hawthorne
Feature Editor
(Editor's note: This Is the
fourth in a series of articles to
acquaint students with candi
dates for Student Council presi
dent. Candidate Richard Mims
was called out of town unex
pectedly and had not returned
at press time. Farrell Teague,
campaign manager, answered
questions concerning Mims' can
didacy.)
"It is my belief that Richard's
main motive in running for pres
ident of the student body is to
help, with the cooperation of Stu
dent Council and all students,
make Carolina an organized group
which is respected by the admin
istration as well as the students,"
said Teague.
Mims is president of Pi Kappa
Phi social fraternity, and has
served as vice-president twice. He
is a member of Carolina Cotillion
Club, member of German Club,
actively participates in intramural
sports, on Honor Board, vice-pres
ident of Carolina Veterans Asso
ciation and has been student as
" ' sistant employed at Russell House
since its opening in 1955.
Quoted Extract
With Teague's permission, the
following extract of Mim's plat
form circular is quoted: "It is my
sincere desire that each student
take the opportunity to vote for
the candidate of his choice. Full
cooperation is essential for a suc
cessful year in student govern
ment. The first move toward this
goal is to exercise your right to
vote and to base your selection on
careful thought and sound judg
ment. The election of a Student
Body president should not be con
sidered a routine affair. It should
be considered an obligation, as
well as a privilege. All candidates
should be carefully studied and
analyzed, so that you may have
first-hand information as to their
trends and reactions to Student
Body matters."
Seen. Ieard. Spoken
ON CAMPUS
Fellow students looked on
with amazement as football
player was seen making his
way from Preston to Russell
Ifouse for supper by doing
pushups every few steps.
Wesley students at work
p)arty Saturday shovelling
sand left' over from construc
tion work out of the front
yard into- the street midst
agonized cries from one fran
tic Wesleyan shouting, "We'll
be arrested. We'll be ar
l'rominen.t Carolina coed,
home for a brief vacation, re
ceivin:g telephone call from ac
quaintance and instructing
maidl to inform caller that she
was out. Acquaintance was
merely seeking information
from the coed's Blue Key and
when informed of this maid
said, "I'll ask her where it
is."
* * *
Sounds of hillbilly music is
nuing forth from'radio in win
Sdon' on the Hlorseshoe leliding
one student to remark,
"They're trying to win us
over."
* * *
Male student dramatically
directing traffic under unus
usally crowdecd conditions on
Green Street in front of Rus
sell IIouse. Students and auto
mobiles observing directions
obediently.
* * *
Male student in bookstore
laboriously counting cigar
ettes in jar while coed stands
by with pencil and paper tab
ulating.
* . *
B roken telephone in Wade
IIampton annex patched with
an adhesive tape sling after
being dropped to floor by
eager coed.
* * S
Carolina coed being asked to
go to Ice Vogues recently re
4plied, "I don't like the Ice
Vogues." Undaunted male
called back several days later
for date and was told with un
wavering voice, "i'm sorry,
I'm going to the Ice Vogus."
* e S
Campus students congratu
lating themselves on finding
an uncrowded place for eamn
paign poster on Russell House
ramp immediately being told
by management that thes ramp
teas of f limit, to posters.
Aims For I
Campaigii
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE..
candidates seeking the office of
a rising senior in the school of
ville. (Staff photo by Walt)
Dr. Chowen 1
Paper At Hisi
Dr. Richard H. Chowen of the
University history department will
present a papgr at the 27th annual
meeting of the South Carolina
Historical Association April 6,
Dean of History Department R. H.
Wienefeld said.
His topic will be "Three Subur
ban Developments of the Princi
pate of Hadrian." The Association
is meeting at Presbyterian Col
lege in Clinton.
Dr. R. D. Ochs is president of
the Association this year. He will
preside at the session, business
meeting and dinner meeting which
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Richard Mims is one of the five
student Body president. Mime is
Business Education from Eutaw.
Vill Present
Fory Meet
will be that evening.
Dr. Daniel W. Hollis is editor
for the Proceedings Of The S. C.
Historical Association, an edition
of all the papers presented, as he
has been for the past few years.
The conference is 'made up of
teachers of history of colleges and
high schools and also any person
interested in history is eligible for
membership, Dean Wienefeld said.
Also attending the conference
from the University are Dr. B. D.
Bargar, Dean of Women Arney R.
Childs, Prof. C. W. Coolidge, Dr.
C. M. Ferrell, Prof. W. A. Foran,
Dr. R. L. Meriwether and Dean
Wienefeld.
company
training program for General
of '52. Right now, I'm 'Em
nunity Relations Manager' of
it in Burlington, Iowa. One of
in working for a big company
ic is that, because of its size,
id other college-graduate em
'ariety of training and experi
)plants all over the country.
on-the-job training program,
h the opportunity to become
my field, and I know that as
a each job, I'll keep moving up.
~eneral Electric is helping me
y' I say I'm wvorking for a big
ipany works for me, too."
-k of opportunity is a unique
mpanv of General Electric's
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PLACEMENT INTERVIE
Carolina Paper
Position Intervi
Placement interviews for the
week of April 1 through April 5
have been scheduled. Interested
students may contact the company
representatives through t h e
schools where the interviews are
set up.
Monday, April 1
Carolina Paper Company, divis
ion of Jacksonville Paper Com
pany, will have a representative
in the Business Administration
School to recruit for salesmen.
Tuesday, April 2
Allis - Chalmers Manufacturing
Company will have a representa
tive in the Engineering School to
talk with electrical and mechani
cal engineers about graduate
training program.
The Duke Power Company will
have a representative in the En
gineering School to interview me
chanical, electrical, and civil en
gineers for positions as junior en
gineers.
The Shell Oil Company will be
represented in the Business Ad
ministration School to interview
business students with, major or
minor in accounting for positions
in the treasury; civil or mechan
ical engineers for positions in
operations, and any majors inter
ested in sales.
Wednesday, April 3
The Shell Oil Company will
continue its interviews in the Bus
iness Administration School.
The Springs Cotton Mills rep
resentative will be in the Business
Administration School to talk with
mathematicians and business ad
ministration students for positions
as programmers-electronic data
processing machine--internal au
ditors, office managers, and in
Men's Clothing, 8b
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wiorks for
JOHN D. EVANS, Univ'ersit
size. 27-year-old John Evans is
the thousands of college graduat
each being given the opportunit:
so that he may grow and realiz<
As our nation's economy cont
years ahead, thousands of youn
caliber will be needed to fill new
bility in American industry. (
that by assisting young people
planned program of personal g
one way of meeting this need.
A Manager of Employee and Plani
General Electric holds a responsible
ploye. benefits, health and safety, I
administration, and community relati
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GENERAL*
Ws
Co. Opens
ews Next Week
surance salesmen.
Robertshaw - Fulton Controls
Company will be represented in
the Engineering School to talk
with industrial, electrical, me
chanical, and chemical engineers
for positions in methods and time
and motion study, tool, design, de
velopment. project, sales and ap
plications engineering.
The Rural Electrification Ad
ministration will be represented in
the Engineering School to talk
with juniors and seniors in elec
trical engineering for positions as
engineering trainees.
Thursday, April 4
The South Carolina Public Serv
ice Authority will have a repre
sentative in the Engineering
School to talk with electrical en
gineers for positions as junior en
gineers.
The Mead Corporation will be
represented in the Engineering
School to interview chemists;
chemical, mechanical, and civil en
gineers.
Price-Waterhouse, Accountants
will be represented in the Business
Administration School to inter
view accounting seniors.
Friday, April 5
The Dixie Cup Company will
be represented in the Engineering
School from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and
in the Business Administration
School from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. to
interview industrial, mechanical,
and electrical engineers. Business:
Administration seniors will be in
terviewed for positions in market'
research and sales.
Factory Insurance Association
will be represented is the Engi
neering School to recruit for en
gineers for positions as fire in
spectors.
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yi of Pennsylvania, 1952
.just one example of
es at General Electric,
for self-development
Shis full potential.
inues to expand in the
g people of leadership
positions of responsi
eneral Electric feels
like John Evans in a
rowth, we have found
Community Relations at
position: he handles em
raining, wage and salary
mns.
ELECTRIC.
Student Visit
Former President Harry S.
Truman was visited by foreign
students from the University of
Kansas recently. The students
also toured the Kansas City in
dustrial area. -The Proscript
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