The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 26, 1960, Image 1
AMONC TVIOSE NOMINATED for "The C
eneni of the ye-ur awardm were the Greeks 1
a 4
Twenty-six Carolina fraternity men ha
respective social organizations in compet
first annual "fraternity men of the yes
Wednesday, March 2 at the Greek Week
Five awards will go to the "fraternii
the sixth award will be given to the "oui
the year.''
Nominated were: James Barfield, S
H. Bonham, Phi Kappa Sigma; Charles 4
J. K. Chambers, Alpha Tau Omega; Mike
Dobson, Kappa Sigma; Albert S. Dodd, F
Duffie, Sigma Nu.
OTHER NOMINI
Also, Wilton Fowler, Chi Psi; Barry
Harry Gregory, Kappa Sigma; Rick Harr
Jim Hoagland, Pi Kappa Alpha; George
George Leventis, Sigma Chi; and James
Z.
amecock's" outstanding fraternity I,ventim, Edward I
Pictured above. From left, George IAlI, Billy M61140e,
3Ck wai
ive been nominated by their And, John M(
ition for "The Gamecock's" Mishoe, Pi Kapp.
r" awards, to be presented Murray, Lambda 4
banquet. Ramseur, Kappa
by men of the year", while Sword, Phi Kapp,
:standing fraternity man of From those n(
in a special meeti
igma Phi Epsilon; Carlton "The Gamecock"
-,ate, Sigma Alpha Epsilon;
Chertok, Sigma Nu; Robert The committe<
i Kappa Alpha; and Walter the inter-fraternit
The nominees
ES must htive been a
Goldstein, Phi Epsilon Pi; for at least nine r
,ison, Sigma All' Epsilon; in succession; no
Jones, Lambda Chi Alpha; those so nominate
Long, Pi Kappa Phi. committee will be
.4k
ritchard, I1iry Itanseur, Ill Sword, jim Barfield
Nick Murray, John McKaiy, Edwin Marino, Gcorge
rds 'Men
Kay, Chi Psi; Edwin Martin, Sigma Chi;
t Phi; David Moss, Alpha Tau Omega; Ni
'hi Alpha; Edward Pritchard, Kappa Alpha;
Alpha; Harold Sturm, Sigma Phi Epsilon; M
Sigma; and Henry Wengrow, Phi Epsilon I
'minated, a secret committee picked six reci
ng held Feb. 24. The Committee was appoini
,nd will be introduced at the banquet.
COMMITTEE CHOICES
made its choices on the basis of contributi
y system and to the nominee's individual frat
were chosen by the following rules: an indi
member of one of Carolina's 14 social fratei
lonths; no person may receive an award two
individual will be considered for the award
dI by their respective fraternity; no member
permitted to nominate a person at the meetinm
, Jin Siff Dodd, Wiltosa Fowler, Davifd M
lne6, (Photo by Fioriesi.)
Of Th
Billy no member of the committe(
cholas Hobby Alford, "Gamecocl
Henry chosen on the basis of the
'illiam system and not on mere mei
i. or on popularity alone.
pients OT
ed by Other awards given at tI
Man of the Year Award and
The award to a faculty
>ns to faculty member who has cc
!rnity. advancement of the fraterni
vidual The award given on a s
-nities fraternity which has attaini
years last two semesters.
?xcept The awards banquet will 1
of the House. Dress will be forn
r; and Leventis, Box 13 by Feb. 2c
o)M,J. K. Chanmwroi, and Barry Goldstein.
e ar
will be eligible to receive an award.
"' editor, stated that the recipients were
r contributions to Carolina's fraternity
nbership in a multitude of organizations,
HIER AWARDS
e presentation banquet will be a Faculty
a Scholarship Award.
man will be presented by IFC to the
ntributed most in the past year to the
ty system.
-holarship basis is given by IFC to the
ad the highest scholastic average in the
>e held on March 2 at 7:30 p.m. in Russell
ial. For reservations, write to George
See 'Grand Tour'
Of Russell House/ WJVBsIresdGl
(See Page 3) (See Page 4)
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA
Vol. L., No. 20 COilMBIA, SOU TII CAROLINA, FEIRRUARY 26. 1960 Founded 1908
Constituti
Continues
Student Council began secom
reading debate on the propose4
student government constitutioi
in Monday's special session.
The Judicial section which wa:
presented to Council is a duplicat,
of the judicial section of the pres
ent constitution.
Council made only one signifi
cant change in the text of th4
document. This amednment, intro
duced by Don Richardson of thi
Law School, would allow risinj
juniors and seniors of the Lav
School the same privilege of run
ning for student body secretarl
and treasurere as would be enjoye<
by rising juniors and seniors i
other schools.'
The president's power to appoin
representatives to student govern
ment functions ran into twentl
minutes of fierce debate
* After rapid approval of the re
maining six sections of the article
Final Game of Seaso
;;a meco(
BY HOWARD HELLAMS
Sports Editor
Carolina's Viramecocks, with fiftl
place in the ACC clinched, mee
Maryland tomorrow in the las
regular season" g a m e for botl
c l u b s. The Gamecocks toppleg
Clemson 66-65 Wednesday night t4
assure a fifth place finish, highes
since 1952. Tomorrow's game wil
be regionally telecast from thi
Field House beginning at two o'
clock.
The 'Terps put theil third plac,
conference on the line tomorrow
as the Birds have a good chance t4
move into a tie with the visitors
The encounter will also pit the tol
offensive team in the conferenc
against the number one defensiv
quintet. Coach Bob Stevens' Bird
rank tops in total offense this sea
son, boasting over 74 points pe
g a m e , while the Turtles hav
al wed t h e i r opponents fewe
pWnts than anyone in the loop.
The game will present the op
portunity to decide the top score
in the circuit. At present, Mary
land's Al Bunge, h u a t l i n g 6-1
center, leads the pack at 17.1
points per game, while Carolina'
sensational sophomore Art Whis
nant is not far behind, with a 17.:
on Debate
In Council
I with only minor changes, Jack Wil
I son moved adjournment.
The remainder of the constitu
tion will he up for approval at
i Council's regular meeting Monday,
after which it faces a student
referendum and final faculty ap
proval.
Notice To Seniors
All seniors graduating in
June are reminded that- formal
applications for degrees or cer
tificates must be filed with the
Deans of their respective col
lege or schools on forms pro
vided by the Registrar's office
by March 15.
Applications will not be ac
cepted by Deans unless the stu
dents are officially enrolled for
the current semester and have
paid all fees required by the
University.
n
,ks Meet ]L
mark, second highest in the ACC.
Forwards Lead Terps
A pair of tall, seasoned forwards
back up Runge in the Maryland
offense, in the persons of veterans
I Charlie McNeil and Bob McDonald.
McNeil has a deadly jump shot
from any spot on the court, while
I McDonald is a dangerous inside
man.
V.:-X.
I Bob Stevens
Carolina
Receives
Atlas Set
Ca-olina has been selected to re
eive a set of maps which shows
the political sub-divisions of Com
munist China. The Atlas, prepared
by the Central Intelligence Agency,
was presented to the McKissick
library by John A. C. Keith.
The specialized Atlas is designed
Lo aid research workers faced with
Lhe problem of interpreting current
information on Communist China
in connection with its complex ad
ministration structures.
The data, accumulated during
the last ten years, includes changes
up to November 1, 1958.
Alfred H. Rawlinson, head libra
rian, said that the atlfts will receive
limited distribution to libraries and
institutions with special interests
in China and international rela
tions.
raryland
Senior guard Jerry Bechtle is
the play maker of the squad, but
aggressive sophomore Paul Jelus
has made a habit of stealing the
backcourt attention in Cole Gym
nasium this year with his ball
handling and outside shooting.
The s e v e n graduating Game
locks will likely see a good bit of
action tomorrow, as well as a
3prinkling of juniors and sopho
mores. Playing their last tilt on
the floors of the "Snake Pit" will
be Mike Callahan, Larry Dial, Bob
Frantz, Fred Luigs, Mel Quick, and
the Hudson twins, Walt and Bury.
Johnson Hot
Bespeckled junior guard Ronnie
Johnson is also a likely candidate
for honors, as he has caught fire
in the past few games. Sophomores
Art Whisnant and Bobby Robinson
,an also be counted on for depend
able service.
The Gamecocks see their next
action in the Atlantic Coast Confer.
nce T o u r n a m e n t next week,
rhursday through Saturday, on the
iome c o u r t of the conference
,hampion. As the records stand
now, the tourney will be played
either at UNC's Woolen Gym
iasium or Wake Forest's Memorial
ol ieunm.
Greek. Wee
Joni james,
mu i.... .. ..
JONI JAMES, 23-year-old MGl recording star, han bwen booked
i theatre- amid inight einlm thrmughmut the coumtry aUnd4 has ap
peared on varioues TV aid raditeI programs. hwill be featured
iin a conicert at lite Township Auditorium Friday night ini conner
tion with I1EW:',4 annual Greek Week.
CFFC Offers Special
Tickets For Students
The Five Points Theatre will stand to benefit financially fron
adimit two students for the price of these picturem," Dr. Curry empha
one rrgular ticket to opening day ,
attractions presented by the Co
lumbia Fine F i I m s Committee. "We want to strengthen our Uni
"This cut-rate is being made s versity rerementation. The Uni
that students will become familiar versity should be the mainstay
with the films sponsored by of support for these artistic and
CFFC," said Dr. George Curry, professional works," Dr. C u r r y
Chairman of CFFC. added.
"The Committee (CFFC) consti- The two-for-one admission will
tutes an artistic dtirectorship. We be good only for the opening da
have no financial interest In the of each film beginning next week
Five Points movie house nor in any with "The Crucible". Suitable ideni
other movie house. CFFC does not tification will he required.
k ea
Stunt
Festive Gre
Starts Mon,
Joni James, recording star fol
Friday night in a concert at Town:
the annual Greek Week festivities
Greek Week, sponsored by Ini
p.m. Monday with a movie entitlf
This movie will he shown in Russ
Debate Team
Makes Finals
For District
On March 11-12, t h e debate
team of Pete Martin and Sonny
Herring will represent Carolina in
the West Point P r e I im i n a r y
Tournament at Wake Forest. The
top four contenders in this debate
will journey to West Point on April
21 -23 for the National Finals.
The nation is divided into nine
districts each of which will send
representatives to the Nationals,
at which thP nation's top debating
school will he named. The South
eastern District, of which Carolina
is at member, will meet at Wake
Forest to determine which schools
will represent this district.
There are over 20 active teams
in the Southeastern District, but
only 10 teams will participate in
the preliminaries. These 10 teams
are chosen as a result of the record
they have set during, this debate
season.
For the past three years, Caro
lina has been the number one
s c h o ol entering the Nationals
from the Southeastern District.
This weekend Carolina will par
ticipate in two tourneys. Sonny
Herring and Pete Martin will enter
the Notre Dame National Invita
tional Tournament.
John Chappell, Maureen Jackson,
Jimmy Mann, and Elaine Barry
will compete in the South Atlantic
Debate Tournament to be held at
Lenore-Rhine in Hickory, North
Carolina.
tures
Night
ek Week
day Night
MGM records, will be featured
;hip Auditorium in connection with
here.
erfraternity Council, begins at 9
d "The Fraternity Way of Life".
ell House auditorium.
An informal dance will be held
Tuesday night from 8 to 12, with
music for the event given by The
Hearts. Wednesday has a banquet
mcheduled at 7:30 p.m., at which
time the awards for Fraternity
Men of the Year will be presented.
Stunt Night
Thursday night brings to the
USC campus the annual Stunt
Night program in which all sorori
ties take part. This program is
sponsored by Pan-Hellenine a n d
will be held in Drayton Hall.
Stunt Night begins at 8:00 p.m.,
with tickets going on sale that
night. No tickets will be sold
prior to this time. The price is
75o per person, proceeds going to
Pan-Hellenic's scholarship fund for
foreign students.
Trophies will be given to the
sororities who take first, second,
and third place in the coptest. Last
year's winner was Pi Beta Phi
with the skit "Eloise." June Mc
Cauley is serving as chairman of
the Stunt Night committee.
Tickets
Tickets for the Greek Week ac
tivities will be sold only to fra
ternity members. One ticket per
mits the bearer to attend both
dances and the Joni James concert.
Joni James, who preferred danc
ing to singing in the beginning of
her career, has become known na
tionally for her w a r m, throaty
voice. It was this quality that
finally convinced her that singing
should be her career.
Friday night's concert begins at
9:00 p.m.
Greek Week comes to the finale
Saturday night with its formal
dance from 8 to 12, starring Buddy
Morrow and his orchestra.