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STUDENT One of the very interesting University is shown above. As a made to organize a sudent chap ing was held yesterday. The qu accredited college or a member Anyone interested in joining th Fellowship Is Available For Sophmore The Carolina Paper Company Fort Sumter Paper Company Fel lowship is available to a male stu dent who is a resident of South Carolina, a rising sophomore tak ing engineering or majoring in science. The award will be based on academic excellence and citizen ship. The Fellowship carries a stipend of $200 per year and is automatically renewed on good performance. Qualified students (B average or better and majoring in biology, chemistry, engineering, geology, mathematics or physics) may ap ply by giving their names to ap propriate department .heads by May 15. Dr. Olin Pugh To Attend Conference Dr. Olin S. Pugh of the Uni versity department of economics will attend a conference on Sav ings and Residential Financing to be held in Chicago, Ill., May 6-8. Some 35 representatives from colleges and universities through out the country 'have been invited to the meeting. The conference will consist of lectures and discussions of the problems of financing and invest ing in residential real estate. Dr. Marshall Ketchum of the Univer sity of Chicago is director of the conference. The United States Savings and Loan League are sponsors of the meeting. NOTICE The University department of fine arts will hold its fourth an nual ART AUCTION at 8 p.m., May 6, in Russell House audi torium. The auctions provide scholar ship funds for the art depart men t. An innovation this year is the donation of several paint ings by professional artists for sale at the auction, in addition to those given by the students and faculty of the University's art department. Final Exan Date 8:00 A.I Mon. 18 May ' 8 MWF Tues.19 May 9 MWF Wed. 20 May 10 MWF Thurs. 21 May 11 MWF Fri. 22 May 12 MWF Sat. 23 May Math Gr4 Mon. 25 May English G Tues. 26 May MWF Aft Classes Wed. 27 May Open 'Final grades for Gradual in to Machine Records Office 25. Group examinations have end of the exam period sinc any, graduating seniors inv Friday, May 23. Examinations for classes /or night classes will be sche or deans concerned, during period. If the above schedule res be resolved as most convenie involved. Wednesday, May facilitate resolving conflicts. ROCKET SOCIETY E IRW exhibits from the Space Age Symi result of the interest shown at the ter of the American Rocket Society. alifications for membership are: 11 of the Armed Forces, and interest i organization should contact John Education] Fraternity Initiates Last Wednesday night eighteen women were initiated into Kappa I Delta Epsilon, national education fraternity, according to Grace Adams, president. The new members are Jo Anne Adams, Louise Barnet, Angela Beleos, Elaine Bury, Emmeline I Cannon, Geraldine Cauthen, Car- t men Cherry, and Margaret Cul- I lum. n Also, Ann Foster, Retta Greer, Gam Glenn, Jo Kirven, Barbara Lapidus, Mary Nance, Karen Red man, Janice Roof, Kay Sutton, and Sandra Williamson. Following the initiation cere monies a banquet was held in Russell House with Dr. William ' W. Savage, dean of the school of education as guest speaker. Mrs. Anne Hampton, State Teacher of the Year, attended as did the mem bers of the education faculty and h their wives. b Tobacco Company Sponsors Contest A crossword puzzle contest fea- d turing 627 prizes is being held by Liggett & Myers Tobacco Com pany. Students and faculty mem bers of accredited colleges and I universities only are eligible to d compete. Contestants must complete one crossword puzzle to win. One entry is necessary to win but no c limit is on the numbers of entries t a person may make. The crossword puzzle will be C available in Liggett & Myers ads I in "The Gamecock" and on entry a blanks which will be available ( on displays where cigarettes are I sold. They must be accompanied by six empty cigarette package I wrappers of the same brand. These - may be Chesterfield, L&M filter or Menthol-Mild Oasis filter cigar ettes. Entries must be mailed to Lig gett & Myers, P. 0. Box 271, New York 46, N. Y. before midnight, Friday, May 29. Grand prizes are two 1959 Rambler "Americans," 25 Colum bia Stereophonic Hi-Fi sets, 100 Emerson Transistor radios and 500 cartons of cigarettes, either of the brands named above. 1 Schedule .2:00 P.M. 8 TiTS 9 TTS 10 TT1S 11rITTJS. 12 TiTS p Foreign Lang. roup Psychology arnoon TTS Afternoon Classes Open ing seniors must be turned by 9:00 a.nm., Monday, May been scheduled toward the a there will be very few, if olved in final exams after that meet once a week and riuled by department heads, the regular examination ults in any conflict, it may at to professor and student 27, has been left open to LANNED Posiun which was held at t] Symposium, efforts are bei The second organizational me4 years of -age, enrolled in j ed In any phase of rocketir Ray Williams at 616. Vills Elected Euphrosynea President Betsy Mills has recently 1 lected president of Euphrosyz ,iterary Society, according lecky Finlay, outgoing pubi hairman. Others elected were Anne ?y, vice-president; Jo Lynn 11 ian, secretary; Nancy Ma reasurer; Jill Ryon, critic; Priseilla Barrett, publicity ci ian. aw Student lonor Princ4 With Dinner Dean Samuel L. Prince of Iniversity school of law onored by the law school stu< ody at a dinner recently in [otel Jefferson ballroom. Laurence McIntosh of Flore Pho is president of the Law I ration, the student body orl sation of the law school, pres uring the program. Appr iately 125 persons attended. Among the guests were obert L. Sumwalt, acting pi ent of the University; Dr. am H. Patterson, dean of -inistration; and Dr. W. H. ( ott, dean oif the faculty ani he Graduate School. Also, Robert McC. Figg harleston, who will succeed I 'rince at the lawv school Jul3 ad Columbia attorneys Fr ~ary, David W. Robinson, J, telser and Carlisle Roberts, f whom have served on the] chool Committee of the S. C. Lssociation. 4,UA Camp" G"Uanecock" Meeting "The Gamecock" staff wrill me at 3 p.m. today in Room 208, Ru sell House, according to Bil Mishoe, editor. * * * Wesley Foundation Wesley Foundation will me Wednesday, May 6, at 7 p.m. fA another lesson in .their "Love, Se and Marriage" series, John Tir merman, president, has said. * * * Carolina Fellowship Carolina Christian Fellowshi local chapter of intervarsity fe A- lowship, meets tonight at 7:30 p.n in in the 'Y' lounge. y. * * * "1amnecock" Banquet A banquet for the active sta: members of "The Gamecock" wi be held Thursday, May 7, i Laurel Hill Restaurant, Gera] Floyd, managing editor, has ai )een nounced. lean All staff members who plan i attend must sign in "The Gamc city cock" office, he .added. * * * Val- Westniister Fellowship uff yer, Westminster Fellowship wi and have supper and program at air- p.m. Wednesday, May 6, at th First Presbyterian Church Fellov ship Hall, Libby Ledeen, advisoi has said. Fr11reshuem 'Y' Electiong Freshman 'Y' will elect officer Monday, May 4, for. next year Sophomore 'Y,' according to Jii Simons, publicity chairman. H the tirged that all members attend. s* * * WaS lent WUSC Meeting the WUSC-AM Radio staff wi have a meeting today in Roor nee, 206, Russell House, at 5 p.m., i Ped- has been announced. ,an- * * * ded No CCSC Meeting There will be no meeting of th Dr. Carolina Christian Service Clu this week, according to Marth eiC- Shuler, president. Wil ad- * * * all- Car Wash of Trho Canterbury Club will spor sor a car wvash at the Episcopi of Center Saturday, May 2, from 1 ean ai.m1. until 5 p.m. Price will jj 1; 75c, All interested persons ar ank invited to bring their cars to tb E. center. all * * * [Ba Studenti Council The newly elected student cour can I be sure youn' a Briefs oil will meet Monday, May 4, irl A Room 204, Russell ~ House, Jir 5. Leventis, president, has said. ly * * * Honor Board Eleebion of honor board officerm will be held Thursday, May '7, a 5t 5 p.m., in Russell House, Diel >r Stanland, president, has an nounced. 'Y' Cabinet Meeting The YM-YWCA Cabinet will meet Sunday at 8:30 in Russeli House parking lot to go to the home of Larry Weathers for a meeting, according to Betty Mc. Innis, -YWCA secretary. * * * Canterbury Club Canterbury Club will have a meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m., it .f has been announced. 11* * n d Baptist Party - The Baptist Student Union will have a party Saturday, May 2, at s 11110delici saw HICKC You ca r t I But On * MEAT Catering to Parti No. 1 Meme . . - --a* H HICsoeKam Cn Dean Penney Guignard Lee The second and concluding series will be presented by Dr night at 8:00 in Russell Hou Lake Murray. Price will be $1. * * * - Euphradian Society Annual graduation ceremonAes o?f The Eupthradian Society will be held Tuesday, May 5, at 7 p.m. in the Euphradian Hall, Bill Able, president, has said. All male students are invited, he said. * * * IRC Meeting International Relations Club will meet Thursday, May 7, at 5 p.m., in Room 204, Russell House, Muhammed Hallai, vice president, has announced. * * * Freshman Camp Counselors Applications for Freshman camp counselors must be in the 'Y' office by today, Anne Valley, freshman camp advisor, has said. *. * * W. F. Party Westminster Fellowship for Presbyterian students will hold Its spring party next Wednesday night at the R. G. Bell 'Y' Camp, FEATURING R E] ous homemade BAF :e with every pounc RY PIT COOKED BA i always- be sure of rom Piggie Park . . r Piggies go to Mar ly the Best to Piggi oRIBS o CHICKEI Banquets and Outings - $10.00 order min No. 2 ember of' S. C. Restaurang Assocah of' Columbia Quality Restaurant As. .More buxom blorl sailors insist on ( cigarette today. the best tobacco, The Camel blend never been equal: easygoing mildnl is the No. 1 cigar Leave the fads and fe * Havesa cigars' have a To Complete tures Mondayw lecture in this year's Guignard . James T. Penney on Monday. ie audtajjum. The Monday lecture On titled, "Darwinism and Modern Biology." Dr. Penney's series, whIdh opened Monday, April 27, with a lecture on "C3harles Darwin and the Voyage of the Beagle," intro duces the field of biology into the series and inaugurates the G. A. Guignard Memorial Lectures, designation which succeeds thS more general title, the Gugnard Lectures. Miss Susan Guignard, Dr. Jane Bruce Guignard and Miss Caroline Guignard established the series. Perpetuation of the lectures and scholarships for worthy students were provided in a bequent to the Univer.ity following the death of Miss Caroline Guignard. Bill Herring, president, has an nounced. All students are welcome, Her ring said. Dress will be bermudas and supper will be at the camp. Rides to the camp will leave both at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. from Russell House parking lot. -B-Q 1 of R-B-Q quality ket e Park I * HASH Imum city deoWery No.U. qam ltny ote nkethebssoe I eHSH Immttye-ier CAMEL