Registrar 's Voluntary James K. Allen, according to the Dean's list recently released by the registrar's office, was the only member of the freshman class which entered the University this fall to achieve a perfect 6.000 av erage for the semester. One hundred ninety-eight other freshmen made the Freshman Honor Roll with a grade point ratio of 4.000 or better. Of ninety six sophomores who attained an average of 4.5 or better to qualify for the Sophomore Dean's List, three-Lafaye Collins, Jr., Wil liam E. Headley, and Mary Agnes Snipes-finished the semester with a 6.000 grade point ratio. Nine juniors and seniors of one hundred twenty-two on the Dean's List had a perfect grade point ratio. They were: Margaret K. Canady, Karol Cross Grooms, Os car Henry, Barbara Leigh Kohn, William E. Queen, Tommy W. Robinson, Ellison D. Smith, Mary H. Spears, and Marcus Lee Wool sey. Juniors and seniors must av erage at least 5.000 to qualify for the Dean's List. Here's the Dean's List: , Aaron, I.inda Eliz; Abrams, Stevetis; Addy, Andrey E; AlIen, Chester W; Allen, JAMPs K; Allread. Iris Ann: Ailerimi, Riehard WV; Anthony. Edith C; Applegate, Arthur L; Atkinson, Cecil B; Balleitine, Iugene; Belk, Rita Gail; Bell, Lana Kaye; itnilett, Gary Paul; Biggers, Sharon Let; Blatt, Nancy Rae; Hldiford, Patricia; Boette, Itichard W; ohum, lLarrielt J; Booth, Ann Bengstm; Howdish, IL.'nda 1i10h; Bowers. Brenda Eiliz; Bradlev, NI icideline; Brallhamn, Iloward NI. Also Brazzell, Capers 0; Breland, John C. jr; lrmker, Jefi rey Z; Btuckwalter, Susan 1.; Bishee, Nary I.eeila: Clarke, Thomas E; Coleman, Katherite; Compton, Paiul ; Croft, Thomas C. Jr; Crutmn, Nlary Loti; Ciulbreath, Sally NI.; uller, Salley W.; I)avis, Charlies S.; I)avi%. ik 1y 1gl es; I )earmnani, Fratce% V.; I Deloach, I.ueretia IN )esportes, Auibrvy S.. Dillev. Patrick A. Also Duffy, Ann; I)ikes, T. Iill; Eargle, 114phert C. kthly, NIirgar(t ..; Elliott, Susan It.; Fallaw, Jitliet C.; Fatulk, Niartha I; FergTson, Guy S.; Ferguson, Jains D.; %lynn, fiargaret P.; Foster, Pi\i4 ; Fowler, I11m11a E.; Fronpitn, Geraldine; Fredy, Diinne; Frick, Abbie Carol; Gantt. Gordto S.; Gaintt, ida Q.; (;aner, Donald W. Gairrett Suet G4-na; Gviin, James Al; Gobl, hutl II.; Graham. Ihelma 1. Also Grimnball. I .x4ora K.; Griisley, jinet K.; lagood, Judy .ee; I1Il1, Eleanor N at d i i ; lall, Iliz \airion; Hartdick, Nathani I.; Hare, Floyd D.; Harper. Matilda I.; llarwr, Nancy Kae; Iart, Jtudith Alm; I 1askell, liinathian; I latchiell, Philip V. I I;iwkis, I ugh W.; I leath, Saidra A. lileilig, lit-rbert it.; livise, Sandra Gene; linidl.y, Thomas NI.; litivy, Doris Site; lierlong, liLlen C.; lolland. Peielopt W.; litolland. Sandra L.; Ilolland, William E.; Ifliugh, Gwendolyn E. Also Jackson,. Allan Owen; Jaffete., Beverly L.; Jonles, Cliftonl WV.; Jonels, Glenn A.; Jines, Iatrwell K.; Kahnthatk. Joiami; Kaminier, Julia I).; K4.ls, Joseph Jr.; KI-nders, George E.; King, Betty Walker; Kiight. Samuet NI.; Kren-eski, James A.: Lamb, Terry; Ledford. Vivian; Lee, Sandra Mae; Lee, Flhomas Knox Jr.; Lewis, Linda Iuth; I,indsey, II a r r y Il; I .iviigstoll, Itobert; I.ve, Barhara C.; I.oewe, Slusanl M.; Lowe. Charles H.; 1.neas, Spurgeon L..; Malpass, tobert E.; Marehanutt, Thonmas C.; \Iaroni, Elke Maria; Nlarschilz. Joasin S.; .lartin, Dyaone K.; M-Dowell, Willian A.; NIvNiir, Madelinie; NINeel, larry I.; NI Iiersont, Charles. Also Meeks, George S.; Miller, William W.; Moore, Ralph lIigh; Morrell, Robert F.; Morrison, Ada Gail; Mount,.Carole J.; Mfuilils, Sarah Ruth; Miuntn, Louis C. Jr.; Moirrell, Gtorge F.; NI y e r s , Riehard A.; Nash, Kemp Charles; Nel, Ann E.; Oester imd,, Ingrid; Owen, Thomas Gold; Pace, Narshall 0.; Painter, Gayle S.; Parker, Elizabuth A.; Parrott, Arthir Jr.; Parsons, Trina S.; Paschal, Jack G.; Pfa.mh, BIeIty Itean; Plowden. Betty J.; Plyher, NIarsha.llI W.; Powell, Alice E:dna; Powell, Sandra I .re; Precher, D)ickey N.; P'rescott, Patsy MI.; Price, Miary HI.: Prom,,, IDavid C.; I e*f,u, J ullet NI.; lHitkenblaker, Jud(ith. Alt, Itidenhuour, Fred I,.; htoe, Thomas S. Ir; ilgebo,rg, Britt I.; Roof, Eleanor G. Ios, Edtward A. Jr.; Howell, William NI.; limiekomn, Brendta 1.; Sealy, Barhara D). Sty Sairih, II.; Senn, Ella J.; Shealy, It.Ilind D).; Sheridan, Richa;rdI B.; Shirley, Johnm W.; Siegel, Barhara NI.; Skidmonre, I.t ila t.; Smith, Chas. A. Jr.; Spsyreepoulois, N. I. St. John,i Martha C.; Stoddard, l inda T. Stoke s, Bobbie I ..: St range, Barhara A.; St uikey, Elizabeth ; Sumnshmine, Miimi II.; STE Ge e Quisproi No other sar in the I me ana the bori senation you get fro 1060 ChevroIet. But prising when you ec -egti Chevy hasa for your comfort atsi you. As you druve, Chevrolet hsas been ti .Supple Fail Coll Col spring at aU fc bniasno other Taking the puneh oul is their onep funetkc han.eoanebo,. er Office Aa, Ittendance, Swartz, Judy L.; Tiaylor, Elizabeth P.; Taylor, Sylvia M.; Thomas, Edward C.; Thonias, Lou Ellyn; Thompson, Annio R. Also Tighe, Michael W.; Tong, Wal Ki; Van, Lewen Alan; Waites, Claudia G.; Walker, Cleatis C.; Wallace, James H1. jr.; Ward, Charles E.; Webb, L i n d a Jane; Weddle, John Owen; Williams, Beauford; Williams. John D.; Willis, Margaret J.; Wilson, James NI.; Wilson, John Peak; Wise, Linda Anne- Wofford, Kate V.; Wolfe, Mary Lou; Woodniff, Williamr E.; Wynn, Charles J.; Yarborotigh, James L. SOPH. IONOR ROLL ....... ........ ........ Allen, Martha Jo; Avera, Joseph C.; Baldwin, \fary -E.; Baumann, Susan C.; Beale, Sterling E.; Berry, Iebecca Ama; Bevis, Betty Mi.; Bickley, Mamie T.; Blium, Irene; Boroughs, Paul T.; Brandon, Betty Jane; Brasington, C. Eliz; Brown, Reginald Jr.; Brubaker, Carolyn A.; Bryan, James Edward; Burgess. Barbara L,.; Cantarella, Pauline; Carr, tachamel F.; Chance, Keineth H:; Ghappell, Johlm .; Cliarters, lichardI E .; Childs, Eilizabetli C. Also Collin., I .afae, Jr.; Collins, Pail W.; Corluy, Gaii; Cowi, Ellermor It.; I)errick, Nil jean; )i.mn, IR o b e r t L.; Eargle. MIiarvinll .; liorson. lieniatnill ).; 'elle-r%, f ,lst- Mlary; Fi-Iis, Crakig Foch; Fturr, Patricia L..; Gilaitil. I.etitia; George, Niary Evelysi; Gerrimg, Hobert E.; Grooms, Jack Delaitio; irnimn, l.inda Kaye; Iflead cy, viallian) 1.; IE lirring, lenry I). Jr.; liill,i, ltary W.; iiews. I,licv K.; Ilowell. johli Mills; Iliisi, Donald I.lIII J114i%ml; \tTIIwr\on,I.lh W., Jr.; Clary, Jack Iloas; Clayton, jolin ).; Colfman, Jane A.; Coletnia 1 o I i W., Jr,; Compton, Dainiel E-.; Cothran, Charles I..; Coumson, \ar i.s; Crayford, Forrest; Creech, Marion '.; CroW, I-red Alles, Jr.; )allas, Hlorace I e; Dalil, I.Vida S.; Iatiiel, Robert C.; 1)aniels, L.uanard P.; Davis, Sally V.; Davis Thonas Arth; 1)eery, Smuent.l Joel; l)eloach Anitloii C.; v)Inis, E-lizabeth; l)erhamn, Sallie; )ewitt, Nor Jian; Dewitt, Theresat N.; .ils, Nornanii .; D)illartl, John W.; Dowdl, James Crr.Itoi; Draftiii, James P.; Iiv kn an, Jain % It .; I)riggv-rs, Doiglas; I Driggers, liayioid; Drummoni, Kenethi Duidlte., David C.; i)lnican, J o h it L.; Dtivali, 'libeth; Iaker, lhibert A.; Ed w.arls, larry 1 .; 1l1enburg, Rtobert; F.vais, Nary irlith; Fallaw, 1-'rances L.. Alm) F.ilikentberry, WV a I t ; ianlkner, J.Iint It.; Ie iik, Joli It.; 1eiter, John .uwisN; Finla, .\argaret It.; Iiorini, San m iiel J.; lt her, Jlm )p I oster, Aim W.; Fowler, Rtoburt 0.; F-'owler, WiltonI B.; Fo\., .e 1.u; -r.inikliin, n.y C.; Frier, llaggot If.; (aImble, .lariat Ain; Gamble, Riobbie E-.; Gargibis, Alex.atitler; Garrtett, Ili. '.; Ge-iger, Franklin L.; Genlain,1 \I.arshall; ( 4tsilnger, Coilstall. Also Gett h I lolx- T.; Girarleati, EId %%.kil; Gl.ticleii, If v r b) e r I Q.; Glaten, ).tnes N.; GMdS1.ha,ll Alyet' K.; (oIlsteinl, hi i ir ; Gioldnian, Ginsonl A.; Goslell, G1ni.da K.; Gragg, itila K.; Grty, Carroll j I). Jr.; Grein, -rinwst; Gregory, Patricia; I Grivr, Ilunrivila NI.; Griflini, Delores II. ( Gri gs, W'.Vill I'nIl; Guieriy, L.e-Grantl, JI; ( tlt, lIeII1nIt.I lhagins. jolin Argis 1L.,11, Chiarles If., Jr.; ifllaiia, Ge-orge 0.; II. ii.ni, '/.iith A. Hi illerinm, (:arulyn li ii i m, N c I I y D.; lI ar d . Archibalt; F1.44 1 D.; lip.r.i jainw N.; lairt, \I.ar AllIm; lialtzog, tobert S.; llaskell, I'ettI L.; llanks, liei 1.x'; llayes. NIary j.ilne; l1ayne4S, Keith F-.; IfVath, Sanmira A.; livilig, Ilvrbtr( It.; lictiderson, )aphne I Ileilriuk, Irvili-; 11-endr1 icks, Nary -.; I114milItr mk i1. I: S.; lIn1 ri\., .ary N1. Ilrn,um, L.. . IIII; livy.ardl, SusinmI N. l1111ill . Cliall s A.; Ifid.aml, Kv ineth .1 . illler I, . Irtia NI. Alsio Ilumn'a-y, Getald D.; li imre Jack I l ; 1s11 S, Dtrothy M ; I., linfilal J4 I .\ mt; I ll(, d1- war. < l I.; fil so , li 4.lnly) K.; inti,iartion (:.; j.ksmt, Jerry Dvea; J.wkst Jo. ; jolm . un1 J mliowph A.; J r.;i 10cr, ; jtveert, Itissell J.; john son11, C:.4 11 j li.; Jon s, E-ngent. J.; J ikes. 4-.n w K.; joiin%., Gieorgt! -., Jr.; joines. M.wsN.; Jones%, lIrisuilha Ml.; jones, Wml. r4 Jorlini , E 111 11- a I v . Akilo k.trtazv%, Gi,eme l.; Keffe, l.i/za heimth A.; kIitt, Amm; i iv; Kelt..l Navi.; W ., Jr.; hvlley, i-vvilv Ainm; Kelly, jidivihl K.; 4en4nerli, AI; i kidtie, NI i u \ E-tps; Kinig, D)migits S.; King, jeronmie Lv.:e Kinlg, 1.0nell J.; Kinigsbuary, Jihm (:.; Kirk I 1%, J ;44 A.; KI.s,p, it 'ii , . M . Jr.; Kniienl. .lo \ l ia. K; i 1. 4 1 1., 1 b11114iAllg KNilit, 01l Ihal; KIII, janet Mrarit lalk.nn r Dc) illit. I.; L.awinig, Dougl%!a% \I., I ..I//.IrIiniv, Anni ( :.; : t. 1 .e, .I i rit Aline L.rimm, K.ihr%ik Ann. A lso I.ewsar.lb, I ..; I .indler, C arl ILI%a, Lvg%%ooll, Aim P'.; io e sen ir . I.yvrly, Jtinly% K.; I .\ 1eS. .illianm . Jr.; \Ilni,i \111me 1-1ik; NIllinig, J.us All; \-1.,sh.111, Ann C.mv; ia r, Nmicy P. CAMPBELL', PHARI Cornell DRUGS - SCH( NOTIONS -- SO) w In color Sundays, NBC-TV -the Pat, Boon.e Che. e IN NII oufrenth soed. Predisa beI~ -Only in tires--Bes agi polish and esafts- cocr fry >Fse.nating sibrat1o, id seats-(t%evy tie ehcug ned seat. in both& My M n til series but one. rati Dal Ba frame-X-built raced, the Safety- Spe lO'w j ds greater uigidity Me ske be ig and squak.. and stops bett4 weight is more Ve lif ters-Oil twemn the front 'alve lifters reduce wMe dgd e bhisper. . Choose from 24 loring shafIt-- binations to sa L and eushloned the ihiest dri me annoying road foot-more than Leering 4eeL ,o deal! Me easer t ni mi i' Dr. Craven Lecture On Dr. Avery 0. Craven, visitinj professor of history at the Uni versity, .will present a public let ture Friday, February 26, at 7:31 p.m. in the Russell House assembl; room entitled: "A New Approac] to the' Civil War." All student are invited- to attend. A native of North Carolina, Di Craven has been recognized as ai outstanding authority on the cause of the Civil War and has servei as a history professor at the Uni versity of Chicago for more thai thirty years. - Dr. Craven is currently servinj as a member of the National Civi War Centennial Commission that I engaged in planning the commem oration of the War of 1861-1861 Educator Visits USC On Feb. 25 Robert W. Morris, first secretar] of the British Embassy, will visi the University campus on Thurs day, February 25 to discuss th4 program and special features oj the Marshall Scholarships. Students in -all divisions of thi University who are now seniors o1 who will be seniors in 1960-61 ar cordially invited to meet with Mor ris on the day of his visit in Roon 101, Russell House from 11:30 t< 12:15. Students unable to attend al this time may by prior arrange ment meet with Morris at 3:0( p.m. It is suggested that this b4 done through the office of Dear R. H. Wienefeld, dean of the. Col, lege of Arts and Scitnces, prior t< February 25. Students interested in stud3 abroad will find that the Marshal Scholarships compare favorabl3 with other available foreign stud3 grants. Do}6ui (TAKE A CRACK Al If you were offered a h an animal trainer, woul animals? (B) ask for pa: why profesisionals won't - is a si nound man u true as heeIs your own s< AEJ In tra behin horn, sock what' it'll se When ear al elgare listen ebatte It tas how i ' mark be got (C) hi both r Eor Al] Before you buy your ne: rettes, take a moment what you really want. The Man Wh ONLY VICEROY HAS A Campus Briefs "Gamecock" Meeting There will be a meeting of thi "Gamecock" staff at 3 p.m. ir room 208, Russell House. A clasi for new staff members will b held following the regular meeting * * * Late Permission For Air Force Ball The Dean of Women's office hat granted 1:00 a.m. permission foi dates of AFROTC cadets to the Air Force Ball Thursday at the Fort Jackson Officers' Club. * * * Newman Club Newman Club has scheduled a Leap Year dance at the Knightf of Columbus Hall at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. Girls must do the invit ifig. eCanmley, June 11.; NcDonald, William l)nflie, Nancy J. ieFadden, Frances %IKiainy, -Ahi ail; NcMaster, J a n B. cNlillan, Ste lell; McNeil. P a u I W. teissnevr, I)avid E.; Mtellettee, Russell 0vlvin, Gnv lotdie; Nienefee, Carol P. e*whoin, Jol W., Jr.; Michelsen Kath cell; ilt's, Johnt M. T.; Mills, Elizabeth .; Nixon, Miarilyn. Akso Moore, Eigeine A.- Moore, Ceorgc I., Jr.; Nibort, Jolii lani; Siorehead, larriett; Niorris, Napoleo L.; Morrison, o I i E.; Moss, Catlierine A.; Moss David ee; NIOrphy, Drafts F.; Mustard, Villiami i.; Nelson, Elizabtth; Nichols, Morris E. Olitcholetti, joseNph; Orr, John Dodd; Orr, loswieary It.; Piainme, Marie It.; Paine, Sid Iy I.; itiaeses, Wim. D.; Park, Beverly SPattis, Je.n1; leahl, jaits Dexter; 'tersoii, G ay, I'.; Phillips, Robert G.; 0erce, C r m W.; Pileler, Frances V.; lott, Loretta C.; Pope, Sarah Eliz.- Pope, itrah L.; 'oteat, Iobert NI.; Poweif, IN1m.. lie A.; Powell, loger W.; Price, Vivian C., r.; Prilmiost, Anita AM.; Pntitt. Thomas N.; 11gh, Robeit W., Jr. Also Qiarles, linby E.; Race, . J e a n \nstim; himito llowial G. 11; Rankin, laiidolpla It.; lilaveiel, T. D., Jr.; leiamnes, 'amlit D.; Rirves. Robert It.; Rhodes, .y.; Itice, Charles A., Jr.; Rivers, W. am1es; toberts, It o n i Id E.; Robinsou, )orotliy; Ithi, William G.; Rogerson, ancomvy C.; Rnof Ve.lie L., Jr.; Rosefield, I. K., Jr.; liout why his filter bte is best, do you most to (A) hisI r about how good tep-regardless of filters? (B). his re that the filter must V i d because it's new? as comments thatep sally good filtration CI@fty al tobacco taste are / bant? .G rt pack of ciga to think about Most mnen and oThinks for Him. THINKING MAN'S FLTR-A S Placement Interviews Start Feb. 22 Placement interviews for the week of February 22 through Feb ruary 26 have been scheduled as follows. Interested students may contact the company representative through the schools where the In terviews are set up. Monday, February 22 Royal Globe Insurance Group will be In 'the School of Business Administration to interview seniors inbanking and finance, businessA economics, management, market-V ing, English, fine arts, foreign languages, geography, geology, history, international studies, Jour nalism, law, mathematics, philos ophy, physical education, physics, political science, psychology, public administration, and sociology. Kentucky Department of High ways will be in the School of En gineering to interview seniors Tuesday, February 23 Cone Mills Corporation will be in the School of Engineering to in terview seniors in marketing, qhemistry, and chemical and me chanical engineering. International Paper Company, Southern Kraft Division, will he in the School of Engineering to in terview seniors in chemistry, chem ical, civil, electrical, mechanical, and industrial engineering. Wednesday, February 24 Price Waterhouse & Company will he in the School of Business Administration to intervipw sen iors in accounting. Thursday, February 25 Celanese Fibers Company will he in the School of Business Ad ministration to interview seniors in accounting Friday, February 26 Hazeltine Corporation will he in the School of Engineering to in terview seniors in electrical and mechanical engineering. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Department of the Interior, will he in the School of Engineering to interview seniors in civil, electri cal, and mechanical engineering. Zrself.? IF YOU CONNECT*) 0 0 0 0 c U k00 ak for themselves have a about filters and have ...the one cigarette asfilter and a smok B) in three out-f four of 'U don't exactly flunk-but you think for yourself I elfK 1ws 00INoMNSyASE