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INZ IN Ralph llennett, newly elected showns above being presented I Kemsoa & Robbins, Columbia d plaque, with removable gavel, deti. Ieft to right: Elmer M. I Bensnett, Ro%-4 Langdlon, and R Student Unio Intercollegiaj Attention, bowlers! The sponsoring a bowling tourn, annual Intercollegiate Bowlii Each participant must bowl 11 games. The top twelve men scor ers and the top twelve womei scorers in these games will repre sent the University in a regiona tournament. Any Carolina winner in th regional tournament will go to th national tournament, all expense paid. The tournament will start th first week of the new semestei Interested persons may register a the information desk of Russel House starting Saturday. Sophomore Y's Elect Presidents For New Term Pat Adair and Ben Boyd wet elected presidents of the sopht more YM-YWCA this week. Other officers for the YWC. are: Nancy Ariail, vice presideni Sara Krebs, secretary; a n Amelia Sue O'Dell, treasurer. YMCA leaders are David Wa sons, vice president; Bob Hill, se< retary; and Hack Kirkpatriel treasurer. Tfhte Group Chooses Wilson Jerry Wilson wvas selected serve as presidlent 'of the Unive sity Players (luring the sprir semester at a recent Players mee ing. Other officers chosen wei Melvin Byars, vice-president; Kr Adams, secretary; and Bill Lumi kin, historian. R. C. Wilkie, trea urer, was elected in the falll serve the entire year. - Final Ex6 The final examination has been announced by B. Afternoon classes and on Wednesday afternoon, exam periods. Examinatioi that meet once a week wi heads, or deans concerned tion period. Spring registr 1. DA TE 8 a.m. Mon. Jan. 18 Open Tues. Jan. 19 Englih Wed. Jan. 20 Histor Thurs. Jan. 21 Math Fri. Jan. 22 Psych Sat. Jan. 23 Biolog Mon. Jan. 25 11 'TT Tues. Jan. 26 12 'TT Wed. Jan. 27 8 'T CAMPBELl PHAI Corne DRUGS - SC NOTIoNS - ! ?harmacist Gets Plaq .:A presidentt of the senior class of ti Ilie McKesson's plaque aad gavel ivision, at the meeting held on J, is a means of givinig special ree Fierv, sales manager, McKesson & .W. Morrisoni, dea i of School of I n Sponsors e Bowling Student Union Committee ament in connection with t: ig Tournament. USC Initiates ; Fee Payment Check Point e Starting with the spring te s registration, an effort will be ma to eliminate the long lines forn e by students waiting to pay f( .. in the Treasurer's Office. Prior t payment of fees, each student m1 I go through a Fee Checking S tion. Each registrant will have fees computed, so that they %i have the exact amount of mon (check or cash) ready when goi to the Treasurer's station to F fees. No student will he permit to get in line to pay fees, unh he has tuition money ready, made prior arrangements with treasurer. This will eliminate a gr( amount of wasted time in ' d Treasurer's Office while a s dent has his fees checked and ti he in turn must write a check. Press (Club Electh Daniels Presidenu For' Next Semeste Last Friidasy's meeting of .0Press C,lub teatured the elect of officers for the spring semesl gThose elected to fill the positi, -are: Mike D)aniels, president; F -e Allen, vice p)resident ; Anita ty Cartney, secretary; and Harri< 3- Morehead, treasurer. s- The new officers will be o their dultie's todlay ait the regu meeting scheduled foi 1 p.m. m Schedule chedule for fall semester 195!] A. D)aetwyler, registrar. class conflicts may be held .January 27, dutring the groui: is for night classes and classes il be scheduled by department .during the regular examina ation is on Monday, February 2:00 p.m. Foreign TLngutage Group Lh Group 9 MWF y Group 9 TTS Group l() MWF rlogy Group 10 TTlS y Grouip 11 MWF S 12 MWF S 8 MWF 'S CORNELL EMACY Ul Arms FIOOL SUPPLIES OnDA FOUINTAIN Canpus luriefs "Gamecock" Meeting There will be a regular meetin >f "The Gamecock" staff toda it 2 p.m., in room 208, Russe Jouse, it has been announced. * * * Carolina Christian Fellowship The Carolina Christian Fellov ;hip will meet Friday night a 7:30 in the 'Y' Lounge in Russe House. * * * Universilty Players There will be no meeting of th University Players on Thursda) Fanuary 21. A program is planne ror the first Thursday of Febru iry at 7 p.m. and all member ire expected to be present. * * * ASME and AIEE Party The ASEE and AIEE will hol in informal party Friday night 6 7 ).n. at the Lexington Legio [lit. * * * Student Loana The Dean of Men's office ar iounces that the last day for ac :eptance of application for natio lefense loans will be today. An ;tudent applying for student loan nust turn in these applications t )ean Tomlin's office by this date * * * WUSC-AM Meeting There will be a regular meetin; >f the WUSC-AM radio staff to lay at 5 p.m., room 204, Russel louse. Ai announcers' meeting i o follow hilmediately, it has bee mnnounced. YNI-YWCA There will he no "Y" meeting 1til the hegining of secon wiemester, Ted L, e d e e n , directo: ras said. Photo I) Card-4 Only new students and returi ing old students will he photn raphed for ID cards durin Spring registration. Students who were registere :luring the Fall term will hav their current I) cards validate for the Spring term upon pay ment of the tuition fee. * * * 'ress Club Luncheon The Press Club will hold it regular weekly luncheon neetin today at I p.m. in the Azale Room of Russell House. All men )ers tarie( requested to be present. Business Administration to intei view seniors in accounting. W. R. Grace and Compan: CRtYOVAC Division, will bei the School of Business Admini: tration from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.ni to interview seniors in politici scienice, psychology, public admiu istration, socialogy, business eci nomiues, and management W. R. G;race and( Comnpan: CRYOVAC D)ivision, will hei he School of Engineering, frol 2 :00 pm. to 5 :00 p.m. to intervie seniors in chemistry, mathematic chemical, electrical, and mechan (cal engineering. L.OSTr - "The Poetic Works of John Miltoni" behind Rui,ssell lionse.. Thii' is the onuly editionu in one. voilumie of Milionu' worksi that McKissiek ha.t. Ii funnd please. return to W. C. McClure, telepihone Al 6-2226, Apjartmauent D-.4-E, Caronve*t Apart. hmnts. Please eall after 7 p.m. A reward of 85 is offered. ,.1 luality Restaurant Association niity Raetaurant Assoc,tiona ue ~V e University School of Pharmacy, is by Ross Langdon, manager of Mc mliuary 8. The presentation of this ignition to the newly elected presi. Robbins, Columbia division, Ralph 'harmacy. Placement's Interviewing i Set Feb. 2-5 Placement interviews for the week of February 2 through Feb ruary 5 have been scheduled as follows. Interested students may contact the company representa tives through the schools where the interviews are set up. Tuemlay, February 2 m 'Tle Martin Company will be in de the School of Engineering to in ed terview seniors in mathematics, es physics, and civil, electrical, and to mechanical engineering. ist The Aetna Casualty and Surety :a- Company will be in the School of Business Administration to inter lis view seniors in business economics fill and management. ey Wediesday, February 3 The Martin Company will con ed tinue interviewing in the School of Engineering. ss Wachovia Bank and Trust Com e 11 Ipany will he in the -School of, Busi ness Administration to interview seniors in any field of business at administration; a n d journalism, he law, public administration, and Lu- general liberal arts. en U. S. Naval Weapons Labora tory will be in the School of Engi neering to interviewv seniors in mathematics, physics, and chemi encl, electrical, a n d mechanical engineering. Thuliirsday, February 4 L ock heed A ircra ft Corporation will be in *the School of Engineer he ing to interview seniors in physics, on mathematics, civil, electrical, me er. chanical, and chemical engineer mns ing. etc Sperry Gyroscope Corporation Ie- will be in the School of Engineer tte ing to interviewv engineers and pihysicists. Uin Biroyhill Furniture Factories lar will be in the School of Business Administration to interviewv sen - iors in accounting, bianking aind finance, business economics, man agement, marketing, and psychol ogy. F'ridayi, February 5 Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company will be in the School of WHAT'S MY NAP ENTER OUR "NAME THE PIGGIE PARK MASCOT CONTEST" AND WIN A PONY (OR CASH EQUIVALENT) DRIVE TO ANY ONE OF OUR THREI CONVENIENT LOCATIONS AND OBS TAIN A COPY OF THE RULES ANE m_ AN OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK. No No. 2 * Member of South Carolina C . Member of Columbia Qu Canterbury Re-Elects Wehrung Scott Wehrung, fall semester president of Canterbury Club, campus Episcopalian organization, was re-elected for the sp'ing semester at elections held Sunday, Jan. 10. Other new officers in. - lude 'Mike Tighe, vice president; t Kay Glenn, secretary; Crosby I Adams, treasurer; and Julie Mar. shall, Carolina religious council representative. Additional officers appointed by e the president are: Ellen Wilkins a r t r guild chairman; Robir Smith, acolyte chairman; Betsy Childs, vacation church school chairman; Marnie Lang, publicity chairman; Linda Stoddard, food chairman; Lauren Parrott, mem bership chairman; and Lilla Mc. Cutchen, social chairman. d There will be no Sunday nighi t suppers for the next three Sunday n nights due- to exams and holidays and only informal meetings wil be held, Wehrung announced. A vestry meeting will be heli - at 4:30 p.m, on the same date. The - time for Holy Communion Serv ices has been changed to 10:1( a.m. Tuesdays and Fridays, it has been announced. SEE A WIT Beas fG'slredfn 6 C i naqetfrsgii inrilgiace o itn S tf fyuhv eae x - Beaserc o lagne dthest ACoi develo quewstye fo sna E.ANESD SAEM STS -C couterazdeve,lopment modvea denand igtolsytems grsci ENGec rS-Avance design prbombity nsigtuies, systems. d esearc, mthotcianetestan tor devloinw typestia ofsn ENGINEERS. ANDBANAGYNA din.RLOAROT POIE packaging techiuestherDereci radatin evionmnts PODk Wake Fore USC In Ho Wake Forest took an earl; defeated the Gamecocks 74-1 sellout crowd in the Field Hot New Officers For Hypatian Announced Spring semester officers of the Hypatian Literary Society were elected Tuesday following a pro gram consisting of the reading of two 'original essays by Hypatian members. The new officers are: Ann Trot ter, president; vice president and social chairman, Anna Keitt; see retary, Luanne Sanders; treas urer, Mary Hendrix; chaplain, Carrie Bartell; critic, Nancy Rog erson; and historian, Penny Sin clair. The new officers were installed at a hanquet at the Varsity Res taurant at 7:00 last night. The essays read at the program pre ceeding the elections were entitle "Hooking a Man" by Anna Keitt and "Strength Out of Weakness' or "The Dominant Paradox," b5 Abbey McKinney. U EST M A N S 2JD SOLVE THE SIG I AC .@.0 IN MILWA * contribution toward technological sul it scientific concepts. Based on past ac C will solve large problems. You may arlence plus a BS, MS or PhD In EE, A arrent programs include interplanetary riced inertial sensors; passive electr< ince systems for ballistic missiles, spa< of servo-mechanisms, systems mathe reliability analysis. ELECTROMAGNETH4 of the art in devices such as gyros, acce sing devices needed for space navigt ogic design, pulse circuit design, mi ackaging, programming research, digii ES - AC's success has brought in eighi >es and accelerometers. Experience ir lesirable. PACRAGING ENGINEERS- Re ronic miniaturized assemblies and sen CT DESIGN ENGINEERS- Design, develc IELD ENGINEERS-Emphasis on missile AC will give you comprehensive forma BILITY ENGINEERS- Key positions for ell | quality control engineers to perform di :lyses and test planning to produce sup ENVIRONMENTAL TEST ENGINEERS VIGATION COMPUTER SYSTEMS ENG IONS IN BOSTON AND LOS ANGELES. OUR PLACEMENT OFFICER TO St GENERAL MOTORS INTERVIEV ON FEBRUARY 8, 1960 or of Scientific and Professional Employme Creek Plant, Box 746, S. Milwaukee, W SSPARK PLUG THE ELECTRONICS I OF GENERAL MOTOR Los Angele, lrn,. st Defeats me Contest*" y lead and added to it as they i3 Wednesday night before a se. The Gamecocks were never in the contest. The Wake Forest offense con centrated on filling up the foul lane and springing guard George Ritchie and center Len Chappell loose for shots. Ritchie hit six consecutive shots in the first 20 minutes. Chappell added nine in the first half. The Gamecocks could not h from the field nor control t( backboards against the accurate shooting Demon Deacons. Mike Callahan made only one point in the second half and seven for the game as the Deacon defense kept the sharpshooting senior forward bottled up. Sophomore Art Whis nant led the Carolina scoring with 12 points, six in each half. Chappell led the Wake Forest scoring with 17 points, followed by Ritchie with 14 and Winston Wiggins with 12. Ronnie Johnson tossed in ten, Walt Hudson seven, Fred Luigs and Larry Dial five each to go I with the scoring of Whisnant and Callahan. Larry Dial was injured early in the second half and had to be taken out of the game. NIFICANT WUKEEI seriority, AC accepts a challenge. complishments-such as AChiever qualify for our specially selected lath or Physics. navigation and guidance, digital rnagnetic detection, surveillance :e vehicles and aircraft. SYSTEMS matical analysis servo synthesis, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENTS ilerometers, and pickoffs. Research stion. DIGITAL COMPUTER DESIGN nimization methods, input-output al computation research, memory new projects. Men are needed to electronics, electromagnetics or search to develop revoltinry sing devices for use in space and 'pment and test of electronic comn inertial guidance equipment and lized training leading to domestic sctrical and mechanical equipment esign review, project coordination, erior product. . e TRANSISTOR APPLICATION INEERS * TECHNICAL WRITERS HEDULE mnt, Mr. Robert AMe, .consin.. ilvlSION