The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 18, 1959, Page Page Six, Image 6
Pep Club
Sponsors
Rally At 6
Carolina Gamecocks were off to
a roaring start when approxi
mately 1,000 students turned out
for the first Pep Rally of the sea
son.
Freshmen showed overwhelming
response by turning up In large
numbers to learn Carolina cheers
at the Vield House Tuesday night
according to Jimmy Truesdale,
president of the Pep Club.
The rally, sponsored by the Pep
Club, got under way with a wel
come to the freshmen and intro
duction of the cheerleaders.
Carolina's new band was also on
hand to lend support to the cheers.
A second pep rally, also spon
sored by the Pep Club, will take
place tonight in the rear of the
new library at 6:00. Both the
band and majorettes will be on
hand. Truesdale also mentioned a
special surprise which is planned
for the rally.
The freshmen, he said, are re
quired to wear their "rat hats"
at all times and to the Duke game.
Interest shown by the freshmen
is to be commended, Truesdale
said. Approximately over 800 rat
hats have been sold.
Campus
Briefs
Euphradian Society
On Tuesday evening, September
22, the Euphradian Society will
begin its fall semester sessions at
7 p.m. in the hall, third floor of
Harper College.
IRC Meeting
International Relations Club ex
tends a cordial invitation to all
students to attend its first meet
ing, Thursday, September 24, in
Room 204, Russell House at 5 p.m.
* * *
University Players
The University Players will
meet Thursday, September 24, in
Drayton Hall at 7:30 p.m., ac
cording to President Anthony E.
Brown. All new students are
cordially invited to attend.
* * *
Garnet and Black
A meeting will be held Wednes
day, September 23, in the Garnet
and Black office, Room 210, Rus
sell House for those interested in
working on the staff.
* * *
Debaters Sought
Any freshman student interested
in trying out for the University
debate team is invited to see Pro
fessor M. G. Christophersen in
Room 211, Davis Hall between 2
and 3 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wed
nesday, or Friday. Interested
upperclassmen may also apply.
* * *
"Y" Luncheon
There will be a "Y" luncheon and
election of officers in the Russell
House auditorium on Thursday,
September 24, at 1 p.m. for all
freshmen. The sophomore "Y" will
meet Monday, September 21, at 1
p.m.; and the junior-senior "Y"'
will meet Wednesday, September
23, at 1 p.m. in Russell House
auditorium, it has been announced.
* * *
WUSC-AM Meeting
A mneeting of the WUSC-AM
staff will be held today at 5 p.m.
in Room 204, Russell House. All
new students interested, and all
present members are urged to at
tend.
* * *
Press Club
'lhere will be a meetirag of the
Press Club on Thursday, Septem
ber 24, at 6 p.m., announced Ken
Holland, vice-president. All new
students of the~ School of Journal
ism as well as the upper-classmen
are urged to attend.
* * *
Rush Registration
Men's rush registration begins
today at the Russell House in
formation desk. Registration fee is
$1.00. IFC is checking the list of
names for eligibility and those In
eligible will be notified.
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NOAH'S ARK
AB5UVILLE. S. C.
Freshmen lend a hearty resp
first-year rooters as USC Gameco
W. G. Belser Gj
To University
W. Gordon Belser, Columbia at
torney, has presented a deed to
6.84 acres of land in the Sherwood
Forest section of Columbia to the
University, Dr. J. T. Penney, head
of the biology department, has
said.
The land will be used as a na
tural preserve of plant life and
as a wildlife sanctuary. Students
of the biology department will take
field trips in the area, Penney
added.
Locat ion
The wooded tract is hounded by
Bloomwood Road on the north at
its intersection with Blossom
Street, and has a frontage of ap
proximately 400 feet on Wilmot
Avenue on the south.
'Gamecock'
Publication
Dates Given
Publication dates for the fall
issues of The Gamecock will be as
follows: September 18, 25; October
2, 9, 16, 21, 30; November 6, 13,
20, 25; December 4, 11, 18; and
January 8 and 15.
All material for society and
feature pages must be in the of
fice by 5 p.m. on Monday of the
week the article is to appear. Edi
torial and sports material must be
in by 5 p.m. on Tuesdays and
articles for pages one and eight
by 5 p.m. on Wednesdays.
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onse during Carolina's first '59 pep i
oeks prepare for the Saturday game.
ives Land
3epartment
One dollar token payment for
the land was made by the Univer
sity.
Attorney Belser
Attorney Belser cited as a con
sideration for the deed "the love
and affection I have for . . . my t
alma mater." ' 1,
A member of the Class of 1895, c
Belser received his Bachelor of
Arts degree "summa cum laude." N
James Woodrow, uncle of U. S. rc
President Woodrow Wilson, was r<
university president at that time. y
Later Belser returned to the b
university and earned the Bachelor h
of Laws degree. Joseph Daniel g
Pope was then head of the School
of Law and was the sole member ,
of its faculty.
F
G & B Charges
For '60 Annual
Students desiring a 1960 Garnet
and Black annual will be charged
one dollar to defray rising engrav
ing costs, Mike Chertok, editor,
has announced. This is to be paid
when the student's picture is taken
for the publication.
Students who (lid not sign up
during registration to have their
pictures taken for this publication
may do so in Room 206, Russell
house, next week. $1.25 will be
charged for this service.
Students who wish to own an
annual but who do hot care to
have their pictures appear may
pay the one dollar fee and receive
it any way.
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lIiami Trip
Tickets Go
On Sale
Tickets for the student trip t<
ke University of Miami-Carolin
>otball game will go on sale ir
ke Dean of Men's office on Oct
Boopa Pritchard, student trlpF
airman, has announced.
They will remain on sale unti)
ov. 1. The $45 charge include,
>und trip train tickets to Miami,
ioms at the Belmar Hotel ir
iami Beach for two nights, and
is trips from the train to thi
>tel and from the hotel to th(
ime.
The Carolina group will leav(
Dlumbia at 11:10 p.m. Thursday
ov. 12, and arrive in Miami 11:1(
riday morning. The game will b(
ayed at 8:00 p.m. Friday night,
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Comunittee
Redirects
Transfers
A Division of Unclassified Stu
dents which will assist in redirect
ing the able students whose basic _
interests and aptitudes are out
side the academic division in which
he originally enrolled has been
established in the University, Dr.
L. E. Giles of the School of Educa
tion, has said.
Dr. Giles will be the director of
the new division.
Trustees' Approval
The Board of Trustees approved
the division as a service to students
who have been in residence for a
degree in any of the schools or
departments of the University, and
to students transferring from other
institutions who do not show ap- i
titude for the school of their choice.
"Many students enter institu- I
tions of higher learning without
definite plans for their life's
work," President R. E. Sumwalt
said. "Others succumb to various
pressures and begin work toward
academic degrees for which they
have insufficient liking, aptitude,
or preparation. The Division of
Unclassified Students will assist,
those who find themselves in such I
circumstances to redirect their ef- S
forts into more appropriate aca
demic channels."
Policy Committee
The committee which will estab
lish policies for the division is com
posed of Dr. R. D. Ochs, professor
of history, chairman; Dr. B. L. C
Baker, head of the Department of
Chemical Engineering; Miss Eliza
beth Clotworthy, dean of women; -
Dr. J. T. Penney, head of the Dc- -
partment of Biology; and Dr. D.
D. Strebe, Department of Math
ematics.
Campus Drop-in
Sigma Nu will sponsor a campus
wide drop-in tonight from 7:30 to
9:00 p.m. at the Sigma Nu fra
ternity house, according to Jimmy
Truesdale. The student body is
cordially invited to attend.
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