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Current Des Honor Rol *.mbers of the Doan*s List and the freahaan and 'phomore honor rolls for the fall semester totaled 439~- students - 158 juniors and seniors on the Dean's List, 82 sophomores on the sophomore honor roll, and 199 freshmen on the freshman honor roll. Those seniors Included on the Dean's List are: Joanne R. Adams, Julia Adams, Robert Armstrong, Millard Barnette. Jimmy P. Boles, James Roy Bond, Lucy Grace Bou ton, Anne Johnson Boyd, Jo Allen Bradham, Duncan Gay Coker, Joe Bernard Dent, Bry son E. Epting, Thomas W. Ferris, Rosalie N. Gwinn, Frank William Hart, Nancy Jane Hayes and Charlotte Legrand. Also, Julius R. McDaniel, Edward K. Meeks Jr., Francis S. Morris, Clarence Mor ton, William Mustard, Sharon O'Brien, James D. Penley, Patricia A. Prior, Edward C. Roberts, William T. Rooney, Christine S. Ruff, Claude D. Ruff, Alfred H. Spruell, Marion Sturgeon, Byron Taylor, Mary E. Timmons, Ben W. Utterback, Robert R. Wilkie, Raymond Willianms, John F. Win gard Jr., -Miriam Zack and Laurel Lynne Zalin. Also, William Harold Bingham, John Joseph Brooks, William Ernest Carter, Wade T. Cathey Jr.. Patrick Henry Cave, Albert K. Dixon, Meyer Drucker, J. N. Entzminger Jr., William S. Epp Jr., Edison Ray Ezekiel and James Ward Free. Also, Herbert Gladden, Ralph T. Ham mond. Otis Monroe Hill, Donald Jerome Hope, Joy N. Jennings, Ann P. Johnson, Syble Chovin Jones, Ronald V. Killian, Heyward L. King, Evelyn E. LaBruce as . Lawson. Donald Livingston and Augusta Lee Mason. Also, Edward C. Mattison, Thomas L. McAbee, Margaret McConnell, James M. Merchant James C. Morton, Arthur J. Ness, Herbert L. Novit, Harry L. Parker, James H. Prior, Robert W. Pugh Jr., Margaret Rainey, Helen Kaye Ringer, Leland Robin lin and Mary Lynda Ropp, Also, Robert W. Rush, George Bull Sal ley, Nancy Reed Shirley, Jackie E. Smith, Vivian Hoke Smith, Katherine E. Wells, Harold Williamson, Camille R. Wyman, Andrews Thomas Yaun and Millie Phillips. Also, Phyllis Garnick, Muhammad Hallaj, Linda Louise Jones, Lynne F. Morrison and William E. Queen. Juniors included in the the Dean's List are: Caroline M. All, Reginald Bedenbaugh, Lamar Alton Bell, Harriett J. Bohm, Donald C. Brown, John L. Duncan, James H. Fowles Jr., Frances K. Gilpin, Edward C. Haile Jr.. Oscar Henry, David C. Lunney, Willie F. Mann Jr. and Jessie McPherson. Also, William Mustard, Susan Nettles, Walter H. Newman Jr., David H. Rembert, Tommy W. Robinson, Steve Satterfield, Mary Neyle Savage, Mary B. Semy, William T. Segui, Claire Kay Sutton, Agnes Anne Trotter, Donald Niles Upton and Elmer G. Wiggins. Also, Charlotte Anderson, Elizabeth B. Bailey, Emmeline Cannon, Nancy Gayle Carroll, Daniel E. Compton, Horace Lee Dallas, Anthony DeLoach, Mary Louise Dickert, Robert A. Dobson, Edna C. Drig gers, Emma Ruth Duke, Dalton B. Floyd Jr. and Grace HUtchinson. Also, Henry G. Lark Jr., Elizabeth Laney Long, Mary Ellen Long, Dallas C. Lump kin, Eleanor Milling, Billy Misboe, Robert C. Neely, Sandra F. Perry, Paul Thomas Rawl, Nancy C. Rogerson and Leila Ros borough. Also, George L. Sheppard, Ellen P. Smith, Robert Joel Smith, Floyd W. Thomas Jr., Vera S. Walburn, George H. Ward, Dorothy A. Warner, Charles M. Watson, Hugh J. Wessinger, Robert Whitmire and Raymond G. Woolfe. Also Donna Lee Aycock, J. Eliz. Hack buN, Phyllis R. Petty, Earl Walter Simms and William Stanley. The Sophomore Honor Roll in cludes: Ann Sewel Anderson, Judith D. Andrews, Gerald Wayne Brown, Gwendolyn Lester Buff, William H. Castine, Myra Jean Cog hurg, Kenneth M. Davis, Norman B. Dias, Lucy Gray Dowdle, Mary M 'crit Dowdle, Samuel E. Furtick, Gambrell cuenn, Doro McConaughy Addresses Relations Club Dr. John B. McConaughy, pro fessor of political science and advisor for the International Re lations Club, addressed the Inter national Relations Club at its reg ular meeting yesterday at 5 p.m., Gerald Floyd, publicity chairman, has said. The topic of his address was "How Foreign Policy Decisions Are Made." Dr. Theodore Lafferty of the philosophy department will ad dress IRC next week at its regular meeting. He will use as his topic, 'Philosophy of Foreign Policy." All interested students are in vited to attend the meetings of the Internaf,ional Relations Club every Thursday at 5 p.m. in room 204, Russell House, Carl Reynolds, president, has said. 0.9 WILDROOT CREAM-OIL Chali! 0 00MMa e, weM traves, says: 'Mphhe te.bs asin I die, -see WeeM.si ins List, Announced P.Maos.J Lynn H UanadWilm Aleo, George F. 3on.s Jr. Samuel C. Joes, William G. .yles, Leila E. Manin,Salli. L, i eeW. Moore, JosphNico lett k H. O'NI, Hoyt M . Rhodes, Au Rountree, Sara Sturdivant Leen E. V ueorge Walterhose, Virgil H. Whit and Merga H. Wilbolt. Also, LItty Joan Adams, Mary F. Arrow sith, France. C. Barnes, Sara L Bamnett, William Behling, Chris Edwin Brooks, dire.h WBrya Xargaret R. Canady: die E. uen ay Clin Ann Z. Davies, Margaret . a, Eliza both Dennis and John Wesley Dillard. Also, James B. Faulkner, John D. Fletcher, Wilton B. Fowler, Sam P. Gam brell, Harold W. Gowdy Jr., Jo Ayn Harper, Adelyn Harrison, Daphne Henderson, Jim mie Lee Hoadland, -Etta Mathis Holland, Iodney K. Hutson, Lewis M. Jones, Anna Coo Keitt, Nancy Epps Kinder, Sonia Kings more and William A. Little. Also, John Judson McKay, Maureen Milli gan, Mary W. Nelken, Gayle F. Peterson, Terry Brice Prince, Henry M. Ramseur, Emily Sprawls Rountree, Jill Hall Ryon, Ellison D. Smith, Mary B. Spears, Bonnie Strother and William Tunstall. Also, William H. Beha, Lawrence Jolluck, Gertrude MoDaniel, Linda R. McDonald, Dan Sanders, Edward A. Siegel, Edwina A. Stokes and Marcus L. Woolsey. Freshmen on the Honor Roll are: Frances H. Baskin, Glenn Donald Beck, Betty M. Bevis, David W. Bloom, Helen L. Bouton, Robert F. Bradley, Betty Jane Brandon, John A. Broom, Bruce Lyle Bry ion, Nancy R. Butler, Gordon Campbell, Elizabeth Childs, Leroy E. Cohen, Gloria J. Coutsos, Thomas B. Cox, Elleanor H. Crown, Robert Alva Darr and Val Jean Derrick. Also, Marvin H. Eargle Rose Mary Fel lers, Pixie Foster, James Gillespie, Jack H. Gottlieb, Lucy K. Hines, John Mills flowell, Martha Huffingham Robert B. Hunt, Kay Alice Kaiser, Judieth Nell Kelly, Gloria M. Khoury, Jeromie Lee King Richard W. King, Boldgridge Kneece, Barbara Leigh Kohn, Rupert E. Kuhne Jr., Robert J. Laurie, Jo Ann Lott, Linda Lois Lundy, Nancy Fay Martin and Linda R. Monroe. Also, Vaneaton Price, Mary Claire Reed, Rose Ann Rigby, Richard Rockafellow, Gwynne L. Sanders, William Simmons, William Simpson, Mary Agnes Snipes, Joyce E. Stoliker, Rupert Thompson Jr., Richard G. Toomey, Charles B. Vernon, David Thomas Wade, William Baskin Walk%p, R. A. Walterhouse, Rosamey Westervelt, R. C. Wilkie and Aurelia Woolsey. Also, Barbara P. Adair, Warren Y. Ad kins, Nancy L. Ariail, Susan C. Baumann, Charles Behling, Phoebe E. Bernat, Rebecca Ann Berry, Irene Blum, Judith Ann Bolick, Reggie L. Brown, Reginald Brown Jr., Florence Bryan, Linda J. Brunette and Pauline Cannarella. Also, Robert D. Capell, Dan Thomas Carter, Lamar H1. Cason, Kenneth R. Chance, John W. Chappell, LaFaye Collins Jr., Paul W. Collins, Alice J. Conrad, Patricia E. Davis, Margaret Dickerson, Rob ert L. Dixon, Hubert A. Eaker, Billy Edge worth and Benjamin Emerson. Also, Patricia Ferguson, Paul M. Garrett, Hope T. Gettys, Bobbie Ann Gibbs, James R. Glaser, Grayson Goodman, Patricia J. Gregory. Delores Griffin, Jack Delano Grooms, Glenda Gunter, Charles H. Hall Jr., Frances Hambright, Marlee C. Hardy and Linda Kay Harmon. Also, Phillip Hatchell, William E. Head ley, Barbara Hendrix, Henry D. Herring, Mary W. Hilton, Sara Verna Hiott, Clyde E. Hudson, Donald L. Husa, John G. Hus kins, Rose Ann Jeter, Julian W. Jones Jr., William Byrd Jones and David W. Keller Jr. Also, Christine Ketchin, Lowell J. King, Walter Lancaster, William M. Leach, Wil liam L. Long James Lewis Mann, Julle Marshall, Gordon W. Matlock, Anita Mc Cartney, Mary C. McCright, Susan A. Mc Laurin, Stephen McMillan, Adelaide Mar ritt and George D. Michau. Also, Elinor Mitchell, Lillian H. Mood, Harriette Morehead, Vasiliki Moskos, Doro thy L. Neal, Mary E. Nelson, Sara R. Nicholson, Amelia Sue O'Dell, John Dodd Orr, Judith O'Shields, Thomas L. Parker, Ruby S. Parnell, Sandra Phillips and Sandra J. Porter. Also, Thomas H. Pruitt, Linda Rakestraw, Randolph Rankin, Mary Elaine Rast, Pam ela D. Reames, Margaret Rivers, Dorothy Robinson, Joseph S. Rogers, Lawrence Rogers, Robert B. Roper, Karl Rosborough, Judith Rountree and Doris Jean Rozier. Also, Belton Sanders, James T. Saylor, Charles A .Senn, Cecilia Shirley, Martha S. Shuler, Walter Sigman Jr., Dewey Mi. Smith, Harold T. Smith, Barry L. Spurlock, Carol Vassy Stone, Gerald W. Stover and David Thomnasson. Also, Virginsia Thiompson, lienry Timmecr TWO EUROPEAN SUMME R STUDY PROGRAMS European Art & Music Program 40 days Study .Tour through 8 countries. 10 day study session on Art, Music.,ond History in Vienna 7 days relaxation in Salzkammer Sgut mountain area. 9 European. IFestivals, Tour emphasis on art and music. Sailing: SS Ryndam, June 28. Return flights LAS Air Line. Application deadline: April 15. All inclusiv, price: $1235. Salzburg -Study Tour 12 days of lectures and seminars. 28 day. Study Tour through 6 countrIes. Faculty of University of Solzburg invites scholars aad students from Europe and US to discuss: "EUROPE: THINKING, CREATING AND GROWING", from a Christian point of vIew. Seizburg Festival included. Soiling: 55 Ryndam, June 23. Application deadline: A 1115. All inclusive price: $8 . Please return this coupon for free brochure. The INSTITUTE of EUROPEAN STUDIES 351B. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1 Check pregrem Interested las ^......Jlburg Study Tour - AtMusic Progre. name 'Gamnecock' Meedmg The* "Gamecock'L -staff will meet today at 8 p.m. in "The Gamecock" office,, Billy Mishoe, edit0r, has announced. Sorority Rush Upperclass women who have a C+ average on their fall semes ter's work and who wish to check their eligibility for sorority pledg ing are asked to go to the office of the Dean of Women for eligibility cards, according to Schrader Ruff, Language Seminars Are Planned The first in a series of conversa tion seminars for French and! Spanish teachers will be held at! the University on Saturdays be ginning tomorrow at 10 a.m. The seminars are presented jointly by the Department of Foreign Lan guages and the Extension Division. The French seminar beginning Saturday will meet at two-week in tervals, alternating with Spanish. The schedule enables high school teachers to attend both seminars if they wish. The non-credit seminars will be devoted to speaking and listening practice. Each session will includel a luncheon during which conversa tion will be restricted to the lan guage under study. Each of the two seminars will consist of eight meetings for which the fee is $27.50, including the luncheons. Prof. Rene Maurice Stephan, head of the Department of Foreign Languages, will conduct the semi nar Saturday and subsequent meet ings of the French language group. Dr. Stephen H. Ackerman of the Foreign Language Department will conduct the Spanish seminar. Registration forms and addi tional information may be ob tained from Dr. Nicholas P. Mitchell, director, Extension Divi sion, University. man Jr., David S. Watson, Gladys Ann Welsh, Marion A. Wilder, Ernest L. Willis, Sarah Barbara Wise, J. Woodrow Wyndham and Alice Jean Young. Also, Ronald C. Beers, Sigrid Bistany, Dora Marie Bnmo, Dorothy E. Bury, James II. Dickson. Martin Duszynski, Rita F. Graham. Jimmy Lee Johnson and Thomas L. Kosciw. Also. Ann C. Lazzarino, James D. Mad den. Leo Joseph Marsden, Patricia Mobley, Frances Pilcher, Cordon G. Roman, Donald Rutledge, Marlene Dee Samet and Elaine Schauffer. Also. Michael Seaquist, Frederick Smith, Samuel Turrence, Robert J. Waldman, Roy Gregory Webb and Louis Youmans Jr. ALLIED 1* iots I president of Pa-Hllenio CounciL Ne* students must have a '' on their entrance examination to be eligible for rush, she said. * * * Golf Team Anyone interested in trying out for the golf team will meet at the Forest Lake Country Club at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 9, or contact Pete Richter in room 802, Preston Dor mitory. Richter announced. * * * Next Week's Movie "Bus Stop" will be the Student Union movie for next Thursday, Feb. 12. The movie, to be shown at 2, 4, 7, and 9 p.m., stars Marilyn Monroe and Arthur O'Connell. * * * CCSC, Tuesday Carolina Christian Service Club will meet Tuesday, Feb. 10 (ifr stead of Thursday), at 6 p.m. in Russell House dining room, Martha Shuler, president, has said. Rev. Ball of the R. E. Week team will speak. * * * Westminster Fellowship Don Shriver will speak on "The Role of the Church in Industry" at Westminster Fellowship Wednes day night, Feb. 11, at the First Presbyterian Church, Libby Le deen has announced. Supper will be served from 6-7 p.m., followed by a program from 7-8 p.m., Ledeen added. * * * CRC Radio Programs "Saint or Sinner?" will be the topic of the Carolina Religious Council radio program 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12, Fred Williams, committee chairman, has said. "Look At Your Life" will be the topic of the final program at 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19. * * * U3niversity Players A meeting of the University Players will be held Thursday, Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. in Drayton Hall, June McCauley, president, has an nounced. Neal Edward Abrams, graduate of the University's Naval R.O.T.C. program, has been commissioned as an Ensign in the United States Navy and ordered to the Naval Air Station at Pensacola, Florida, for flight training. CHEMICAL C A, future for: Ckemists, Che. J4 The University's first graduate with profesdors. (Left to right): Bi of arts (journalism) degree are p1< Journalism faculty. Although the have been accepted for the program of their requirements for the degr methods in journalism, newspaper language and communications medii seminar in history of journalism, t] reporting public affairs, and resear Engineers' ,,. Conference PlannedHere a The Southern Regional Confer- g ence of American Institute of Chemical Engineers will hold their tI annual conference at the Univer- lu sity on Mar. 18-20. . F Between 200 and 300 delegates, representing e 1 e v e n Southern - states, are expected to attend from the fourteen schools who are mem bers. Also attending will be guests from non-member schools in the Southern Region. , In addition to the regular busi- o1 ness meeting and the election of n officers for the 1959-60 term, W speakers from industries through- 01 out the South will give addresses, s and student papers will be pre- O sented. F Entertainment for the Confer ence will include a banquet and oj dance. si 4 *~~' AMUi *slatrv~ Mana niar nal )URNALISM FIRST students in journalism are shown ob Pieree and John Scott, who hav< etured with Dr. H. Harrison Jenkir graduate program will begin offic a and are enrolled in a political sci ie. Courses will he open to grad1 administration, editorial interpret i, seminar in law of the press, semi ae literary aspects of Journalism, ch and thesis. (News Service phot acutly Tea To roday By Cant Canterbury Club will hold 'ternoon at the student center i tculty members and any othe tculty, Cator Robinson, presi A 'Silver Tea' for members of ie Episcopal Church in the Co mbia area will be held Sunday, Ab. 8 from 4-6 p.m., he said. New Officers Cator Robinson has recently been IcCauley Heads sarolina Players The University Players unani ously approved half of a slate of 'ficers submitted to them by a )minating committee at 1 a a t eek's meeting and elected two her officers by secret ballot. Elected president for the spring mester was June McCauley. thers elected include Clarence elder, vice-president; Louise Far s, secretary, and Bill Lumpkin. Henrietta Gourdin will hold the fice of treasurer again for the >ring semester. ma mavame VIEW Mad' 'al Mchaiet laeria 1 discussing programs of study begun study toward the master 4, ,s and Dr. William Winter of the ially next fall, Pierce and Scott ence sequence which will be part mate students only are research ation, policy and management, nar in news editing and analysis, rase tttudies in public relations, Be Given erbury Club a Faculty Tea from 3-5 this )n Devine Street for Episcopal r interested members of the lent, has announced. elected president of Canterbury roa- the Spring semester. Other newly elected officers are Julie Marshall, vice-president; Betsy Childs, secretary; and Scott Weh rung, treasurer. Also, Bill Lumpkin, publicity chairman; Frances Baskin, social chairman; Lilla McCutcheon, mem bership chairman; and Nancy Ed munds, CRC representative. RELIGIOUS (Continued from page 1) listed in Who's Who in America and is the author of seven books, including "Religion and Its Social Setting," "Judaism for Today," and "The Realities of Religion." A Phi Beta Kappa, he has done graduate work in America, Eng land, and Germany, and has had congregations in South Bend, New York, Akron, and Chicago. , Fe .1