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Methodists
Give Play
At MSM
Dr. James Mathews, member o1
the Board of Missions in Ne%
York, will be guest speaker at th(
Methodist Student Movemeni
which USC students are attending
at Wofford C o I I e g e Februar5
26-28.
Approximately thirty students
members of Wesley Foundation
are expected to attend. One groul
is leaving at 3:00 p.m. today, an(
another group is leaving early
Saturday, Don Bundy announced
USC students attending .will pre
sent a skit entitled, "The Potting
Shed."
The conference begins at 6:0(
p.m. today and continues througI
lunch on Sunday.
Registrar Am
First Semeste,
With the conclusion of the last
semester, 144 graduates completed
their requirements for degrees and
certificates. Degrees w i I I be
awarded in June at the graduation
ceremonies.
First honor graduate was Jes
sie Elizabeth lackburn, who re
eeived the bachelor or science de
gree in business administration.
Other cmn laude graduates were
Caroline All, bachelor of arts, and
Elizabeth Laney Long, bachelor
of arts.
Secretarial
BA Course
Begins Soon
An accounting course for secre
(aries, particularly those who plan
to take the Certified Professional
Secretary examination in May, will
he held on Wednesday evenings at
the University for eight weeks he
ginning next Wednesday, March 2.
The two-hour weekly class meet
ings will be held in Room 313,
Sehool of Business Administration,
presented by Palmetto Chapter,
National Secretaries Assn., in co
operation with the school.
Although the course is designed
for secretaries planning to take
the CPS examination, others in
terested in accounting as it ap
plies to the secretarial field may
join the class.
W. E. Jones of the University ac
counting faculty will teach the
course.
The $5 registration fee includes
the use oif textbooks and related
materials. No advance registra
tion is necessary, and ap)plicants
need only attend the first class on
Wednesday, March 2, to become
enr~ ol led.
The course has been arrangedl by
the Education Committee of Pal
me(tto Chapter, NSA, comp)osed of
Miss Phyllis .Janes, Miss Mary Lou
WVicker, Mr's. Carolyn .Jacobs, Mrs.
Merle El' I ' c e k and Mrs. Ada
Thomas.
Seven Win
Engineering
Scholarships
R e c i p i e n t s of engineering
scholarships awarded for the
spring semester were recently an
nounced by Professor Rufus G.
Fellers, chairman of the engineer
ing scholarship committee.
Second semester sophomores re
ceivinig the award are: William E.
Hleadley, .Julian W. .Jones, and M.
Archer Wilder. Freshmen receiving
scholarships are: Spurgeon L.
Lucas, Marshall 0. Pace, .John W.
Shirley, and Richard B. Sheridan.
The scholarships are awarded
on the basis of acadlemic excellenet
for all prior work taken at the
University.
Caniterbur'y Offers
To Episcopalian~s
Canterbury, student organiza
ion for Episcopal students on
campus, is sponsoring a confirma
tion andi inquires class beginning
Wednesday, March 2 at 7:00 gm
The classes are open to all Uni
versity students interested in con
firmation or in learning more about
the Episcopal Church and will r
for at least eight weeks.
Priests from various Columbia
Episcopal churches will alternate
in conducting the classes. Among~
those participating will he the Rev.
Clyde Ireland and Rev. .James
Finhagin. These classes will be
held at the Canterbury House be
hind Sims at 1518 Devine Street.
LAW 01
I
NEW OFFICERS of the Law Fc
the lii-versity of Sctool of Law
are, frons left: Joe E. Hines, serm
secrelary-trea4urer; Victor S. Sa
M. Pruilt, president. (News Ser
tounces 144
r Graduates
Those graduating in January
from the College of Arts and Sci
ence and receiving bachelor of art,s
degrees:
jameI I-- C. Ili ssar, George Olinl al 1
Ilan, lill% FurititI Cave, Joe Hteron
Owen-ls, ]Ir., \ide Carolyn Iiaion, Jerry
lost->h Woliailll, Iitstri6ia Ann Canghamn,
.in<4 (;harle% iagine Mloore.
Those receiving hachelor of sci
ence degrees were:
Ini Amato. J,imei Grottn )ow<, Theo
(ore 1 nI )IIHow I.I\ (11411 l\, I:rank )ike
Turbert, I)omahld E. Aittlers<m. SamuIel
Brv,hiin, William E-'. Biright, john Ifllry
D)ost-hur, Jr., joseph E-mil Matt, Donna
Iman \cC;i, Di-nnis If. L.anivr. Albert
Ca:;rrml \kCullmigh, anit] johnesiv Ann
Graduates of the School of Busi
ness Administration were:
.unes ~Armstiig CMIitrt Ilil. Albert
Imw%s iiprv, Jr., E-lIvAlwth .\iamre I Iazle
hurs u, G (nlit-Ve aivn John I,Imll
\14o4re, I-rnest I.e l 'A4tr, J. r., Oti%
II ohl Timinerman, -'ran1id \.wdrInier
I immonII , Jr.
Ala. GOmiai Gwindol)is lakir, Roy
imnl Grvgg, Nviterl L.voi Scarbmirough,
eseninr,1 1-:< wani ei,r I '.irarh-an Juderitk
lit11 1 L I II, II hl it 1. \1 orrlis J1 1 , 1.1 l ikN1as
lvrtm Ie Neli'n I*:l.vxl. (.:m 11 I. Moore,
lol l I \111rrisin, JSIhn Pt.11ric S1 11
\ial Il4,1D1 \I l l':lge. O lloilm, -llerhv
I)Alv.nw 1,'0%tim, i id Slit Positiln, iobvi
1i110(lph rev. Willi.1n J11 o chet,
anl john ta(thI%wts Stofr.
Alma, John11 L.e Thompson, D)anlie Q.
Towle% 1 .i tlbert I)ean Wartnk Wa;b
W . W 1ts1 1n, Irlim lh.nkibt lirss, am I . ;li t( J4111m1
Those r1e11ivinig two-year certi
ficates in secr-etairial science:
Gltri . )I'm D.miekl , S.Oliv Strikl i.
Graduates; of the School of Edui
Caition with bachelor of arts de
grees:
A%in W. lFotier Arthibiad ll.i.al N.me
P'hillips Ml.iyer, .tigtne I.. Tuicka-r, Jerr
F. 1 -'rick, N111 % D O 11 ilmi l l N i , Gloriit
\itz,iiJi.t lloiker, C:rrl P-:igene a.eGet.
Albimn Graty linte-r, Barh.l Eige LeaI'Mh,
ont we Ahiaw 1.4igrni, D).mn.1 SuIZImnet
Zinmmerm.mn, ji-mitt1 Bi.dwright Spriiill,
Ml.tra-gstritt- \. W ilhi.mis, Allim Ilmroks
ic-4-m1.1n, jr., .11md lillssell F:loy5d P'ortier.
Other's receivinig hachelor of
-.ciene d ofes
Iith.rhl E-ifnd C.tge. W.'in wer
jam41in I'enberr), j nuny '.e ~ lhr,a C1.il
ll.nnes lentI.i s III.mw ir t r .\ 114 1 41414,
laII 1( I Ih n ' l pIl a l rAl). rthu Willar<1
1'14 y Jr1.. 44II '~ (4 II4r I444 I J.
lI 41.ers,1 41 4.gls Jack1)411. Jar..e ClI uris '41.re4
I h1.nson, Jr.,41 I'.ar Grah.un, AIIInnbo
fI, .nne'ii 11 ''.ar r A. Sp, gir, lowar<I S)a t
oe ad atWingh frmith. Dmh e
lini Wol, .Jilte l e inry 1( Newmn,eJr.
hg.Ilan<l renhaw Jr.f, hey i-:ansel ie
(.nIf n, r.. deg r e mesn e tn
141ngh, Jr. John y.1l Kavrance A.lbl.erto'
Gaston~ Alar John( 4I. ()orret, jla>olL
Schlo of uaism adre wopere
ringrefurometo the bacheholor
Glem1 I T )yn, I'Karen1'44dI4I 1. nise .\{c..
Il'44selllinrns Jr4. , a nd Ann.e l. :l 11 Shee.4 -
St4 .le .l4/.bby41 Crosby, Iarlold W.4l'k
It. Geo'4rg4')eiDaa SinIkle'r, Arthulr W4iI
14.un4 ' Warne4r, Jr., lIarry4 Aubllrey C1mp
man41, Jr., CharIles A'rthur 11ive. Jr., P~al
'44 b1.un4 I. l1.argIIm. '4, Jr.. John)1 Clark
-In.' I44 a1ll, Jr., 1114be14 Wa'.lter fInndle4y.
-dwa...rdI Me enz(i e J., I -:411 1llerh.'y (Delance
de1rs,. Jr.
Fr omn thle G raduiate School, the
folIlow4i ng. r'ecei ved the14ir master'so
dlegree:
a rts). W4'alter~ M1,< Vern411n (masteIIr ofl
artt. \41.4rc1uerite 11i41len 1 \bQuiIjl )Inaster4'
ofI 1'dn144ion414, Jacob41 S. I1t4Iil (maste.r ofI
Fr1.44141s (I:h'i T.ig (llIastelr (If science).
IFrom, thle Schoiol of1 Ilisiness Ad
miif strati(In4,gradute tde(lgrees were
g.i ven to( .Jo(s(1ph . . arns1 (Inaster.
(If scien1ce) , .Johni L.owry Frlierson11
('hiumn (hu (dlosero' II halI1i44 yi.V
3.LS3 Woo
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los ioi no
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PFICERS -
'\ V . I
deratioi, studenat organizatlono of
, elected for the spring semester
eamt-at-arms; Carl R. Reasonover,
rrat, vice presideit. and o1141bbv
vice Photo.)
Deadline Set
On Essay
Contest
Euphrosynean Literary Society's
annual essay contest, open to all
University students, begins today
with April 19 the deadline for
entries.
Contestants may write their es- I
says on any topic, but none may
exceed 1,000 words. The winner
will he recognized by presentation
of an appropriate prize on Award's
Day in May.
Those submitting articles should
send them to Betsy Mills, P. 0. 1
Box 2785, USC through the cam
nus mail. The judges are com
pletely impartial and in no way
connected with the University.
Woman Professor
Hired In School
Of Engineering
)r. O. M. Amminger, a native
of Australia, has joined the fac
ulty of the department of mechani
val engineering as an associate
professor, effective with the be
ginning of the current semester.
Dr. Animinger received both her
iiaster's degree and her doctorate
at the Technical University of
Vienna, Austria, working there c
as an assistant professor of
metalurgy and spectography while
rep)aring her doctorate.
Dr. Animinger, an A u st r ia nt
citizen, first came to the United
States in the Summer of 1957 and I
was employed as Chief Metallur
gist with the H1. K. Porter Com
pany of St. Louis prior to obtain
ing 11er present position.
D)r. A mminlger has contributed
a number of papers dealing witht
such sub)jects related to metallurgy I
as "Thle Surface Treatment of(
Metals" to various scientific pub- I
l ientions.
Teachers Atten
Mathematics Se
The annual semlinar for high
school mlathemlat ies teachers wvill'
be held at the Untiversity tomorrow.
Sponsored joi ntly by the USCI
D)epart ment of Mathenmatics andl
the mlathemlat ics section of the
South C'arol ina Education Assn.,
the semlinair's theme is algebra
and1( geome(try inl tile second(ary
school.
D r. Bruce E. Meserve, hlead of
lhe ma thenmatics depatm nent oIf
Montelair State College, ( Upper
Montclair, N. .J.), will he the princi-I
paOl sp)eaker.
In1 addi(tio n to4 oIther offices in the
National Council of Teachers of1
Mathe matics, he is a member of1
their Hoard oif Directors and Chair
FOR SUPPEl
TRY OUR TENDER,
Snuused in Butter an
-wit
French Fried
Ripe Tromato SlIces
WTe Iavte' Dining Re
Prinate
EIorner State & m
May Day
Nominees
Due Now
Nominations for the May Court
should be sent to George Leventis,
Box 18, by Tuesday, March 1.
Three girls are to be nominated
by leach sorority, and three inde
pendent girls will be nominated by
the Women's Standard Committee.
There will he a meeting of the
candidates on Friday, March 4,
at 3 p.m. in room 204 of Russell
House.
The May Day Beauty Contest,
iponsored by KSK fraternity, will
be held March 15, in Drayton Hall.
Admission will be 25c. May Day
will be May 10.
Music Group
Honors USC
Band Leader
James D. Pritchard, director of
he USC band, will become the first
ionorary member of Phi Mu Alpha,
tonorary music fraternity at ac
,ivation ceremonies for eight new
;tudent members which will be
ield tomorrow.
Mr. Pritchard, a native of New
>erry, is currently serving his first
rear at Carolina as band director.
Ie came to the University from
uminter where he had served as
nusic director for the Sumter city
chool system for ten years. He
erved in a similar capacity at
'asley during the year 1941-42.
Pritchard also holds both an
d.S. and 13.S. in music from the
[uilliard School of Music in Newl
(ork, played in the United States
ir Force Band from 1942-1946,
Lnd has played the clarinet andl
a s s clarinet for the Juilliard
;ymlphony Orchestra.
In addition, Pritchard has had
xperience playing fori a number
f professional orchestras in New
Lork City u n d e r a variety of
amous conductors such as Robert
; h a w , Jean Morel, and Dimitri
diitropoulos. Hligh school hands
inder his direction have excelled
n state hand competitions and re
eived national recognition.
The eight students being ac*
ivated as members of Phi Mu Al
ha are: Don Clary, Charles Gatch,
Tharles Ward, Lucien Holmes,
aul Gay, Andrew High, Jim Barr
nd Cliff Jones.
1l Annual
minar Here
hian of the important Yearb.ook
'lanning Committee.
As an author, Dr. Meserve is*
>est known for his twvo hooks,
'Fundamental Concepts of Alge
ra," and "Fundamental Concepts
Others p)articipating in the pro
tram are D)r. A. P. French, head
>f the USC physics department;
)r. D). D. Strebe, USC mathe
nlaties dlepartment; Mrs. Rhoda~
augenbeel, Dreher Hii g h School;
W1iss Lucile H-uggin, Spartanhu rg
ligh School; and M rs. .Julia W.
e'sesne, Manning High School.
The committee in charge of local
arrange'ments consists of Dr,s. ,J.
). Novak and ID. D. Strebe of the
U niversity mathematics de(part
nent.
! TONIGHT
JUICY BEEF STEAK
dl Servedl onTas
hI
I Potatoes,
on Crisp Lettuice
*oms Availale For
Parties
lossom Streets,
"Gamecook" Meeting
There will be a meeting' of the
"Gamecock", ~taff, editorial and
business, at 3 p.m. today in room
208 @Russell House.
* * *
WUSC-AM Meeting
There will be a meeting of
WUSC-AM at 5 p.m. today in room
204 of Russell House.
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Carolina Christian Fellowship
Carolina Christiain Fellowship
meets today at 7:30- p.m. in "Y"
lounge in Russell House.
* * *
Sale of Student Directories
Sale of student directories will
be extended to Monday and Tues
day during the hours of 12 noon to
2 p.m. Proceeds will go into the
Alpha Kappa Gamma Student loan
fund.
* * *
Rocket Society Meeting
The American Rocket Society
will meet Tuesday, March 1, in
room 102 of Russell House at 7:30
p.m. This is a very important meet
ing and all members, especially of
the steering ,committee, should be
present.
* * *
Craven Lecture
Dr. Avery 0. Craven, visiting
professor of history, will present a
public lecture tonight at 7:30 p.m.
in Russell House auditorium en
titled, "A New Approach to the
Civil War." All students are in
vited to attend.
* * *
Student Tour of Europe
The National Student Associa
tion will send college students to
Europe. The cost to students is
$1,700 which 'includes first class
accommodations in Europe, as well
as all entrance fees and theatre,
museum, and concert tickets.
* * * *
Croisade For Freedon 4'4ntest
Free trips to Europe will be
awarded' to the writers of the six
best "truth messages" of 25 words
or less in a contest sponsored by
Radio Free Europe.
The messages, entitled, "I be
lieve the most important thing
people behind the Iron Curtain
should know. is . . ." should be
sent postmarked before April 30,
1960 to Crusade for Freedom, Box
10-C, Mt. Vernon 10, N. Y.
* * *
International Relations
Fellowships
A number of fellowships rang
ing from tuition $1,600 will be pro
vided by the Social Science Foun
dation for the student of interna
tional relations.
Leading to the Master of Arts
at the University of Denver, the
1960-61 fellowships are available
to graduates holding a baccalau
reate degree by September 1, 1900.
For further information write:
D)irector, Social Science Founda
tion, University of Denver, Denver,
10, Colorado. A pplications must
be postmarked by March 1, 19(;0.
* .e *
Namval Officer P'rocuremnt
Team Visits
The Naval Officer Procurement
ACROSS 45. Villa d' ....
46. Unload
1. Small orchestra 47- liardy heroine
5. Spring Is here
8. Jukebox maw DOWN
12. Koo here 1. Ronja lienle's
-everwhere home town
13. AfTectionately 2 u~ o~~
(2 words) make a shower
15. Overstated 3. Conmes after 2
somewhat Down, naturally
16. Lover of TIN 4. Ibsen gIrl
Pan musIc? 6. They send flies
17. When to make or silence 'em
time, obvIously 6. What you have
'(3 words) when loaded
19. Calf's cutmina- 7. Shrunken ocean
tion 8. Fox feature
20. Dodger's first - 9. Tress protectori
name 10. The shape of
21. Garden-variety goose eggs
girt 11. llrigitte's head
22. t . ongs, vita 14. --11o1
brevis 18. Hialf of Africa
23. Hiow you feet 21. Maureen
white smoking O'liara's land
a Kool 22. American Hook.
28. Charles Trenet setters Assn.
song hIt (abbr.)
30. NatColein Paris 24. FaIth (French)
31. Go it alone 26. Obviously Kool
32. GIvIng In a little tob)accos are'n't
314. Hialf a pack of grown here
Kools 26. These are basIc
85. herelialfax27. Put on Oxfords1
116.Wher halfax 29. Th,e kind of
86. Itsistance unit hageKo
87. Rteligioun groups 38. Cold place
40. Whst's meant in India
by student 36. Singing crew
body? 87. Goes limp
42. lii ,Oth statel 38. She's French
43. Not a requisite 39. Perfect descrip
for rock 'n roll tion of Keels,
44. Reaction to no man '
check in the 41. Just-passing
mail letters
YOU NI
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Briefs4
Team from the local recruiting
station will visit USC on March
2- and 3, as a part of their. annual
spring college visitation program.
The purpose of this visit will be to
acquaint the-student body with the y
various opportunities and vacan
cies existing particularly in the f
Officer Candidate . School (both c
men and women). Prospective t
graduates are invited to contact
the team to obtain full details
from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in
Russell House, Lt. Commandor
L. R. Steimeyer, USN, officer in
charge of the South Carolina re
cruiting stations. t
* * *c
"Y" Luncheons
The freshman "Y" luncheon
will be held Thursday, the sopho
more luncheon on Monday, and the .
junior-senior luncheon on Wednes
day. All luncheons will be at 1 p.m.
in Russell House.
* * *
Astronomy Club
All persons interested in form- I
ing an astronomy club in conjunc
tion with the Columbia Junior -
Museum are requested to call Russ
Burns at Extension 250 or leave
their names with the Russell House
information desk. .
* * * ii
University Players c
University Players will meet at.
7 p.m. in Drayton Hall on Thurs
day, March 3. All members are
asked to attend. it
________________- b
USC Station
Asks Return
Of Banner
WUSC has been requested to at- (l
tempt to find the banner taken a
rom t h e fieldhouse duriug the b
basketball game last Wednesday. n
rhe banner is from the Clemson
Radio Station WSHF. If the person,
)r persons, who took this banner '
wvould return it, it would he greatly t
1ppreciated.
If the-banner of WSBF isn't re- i
.urned, the University station has "
nnounced that part of its Stu- t<
lent Fund will be alloted for the "
)urchase of a duplicate.
Recital Features
Clandette H1arvin
This Afternoon
Claudette Harvin, pianist, will I
)e presented in her junior recital
I
at the University at 5 p.m.- today
in Lieber College, it has been an- 1
nounced by Dr. Hugh WVilliamson, I
head of the USC Department of (
Music.
Mr's. Havvin is active in the af- ~
fairs of Delta Omicron Interna- E
tional Professional Music Fratern- *
ity, and is treasurer of the USC !
-hapter, Delta Mu.
The public is invited to the re
:-ital.
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Placeent
schedules
[nte,iews
Placement intervi ws f o r the
ieek of February, 29 through
(arch 4 have. been scheduled as
ollows. Interested student mnay
ontact the company reoroeenta
ive through the schools where the
iterviews are set up.
Monday, February 29
Tennessee Eastman Company
nd Eastman Kodak Company Will
e in the School of Engineering
i) interview seniors In chemistry,
hemical and mechanical engineer
ig, and secretarial science.
'Deering-Milliken Service Cor
oration will be in the School of
ngineering to interview selAodrs
i chemistry, mathematics, and
hemical and mechanical engineer
1g.
Tuesday, March 1
U. S. Army Ordnance Corps
oration will be in the School of
|usinese Administration to inter
iew seniors in accounting, busi
ess economics, and management.
Wednesday, March 2
Allied Chemical Corporation will
in .the School of Engineering to
iterview seniors in chemistry,
bemical, electrical, and mechani
il engineering.
American Commercial Bank will
e in the School of Business Ad
iinistration to interview seniors
i accounting, banking and finance,
usiness economics, management.
Thurday, March 3
Olin Mathieson Chemical Cor
oration will be in the School of
ngineering to interview seniors
i cheiistry, chemical, civil, and
echanical engineering.
Florida Power and Light Com
any will he in the School of En
ineering to interview seniors in
ectrical engineering. They will
Iso interview electrical engineer
1g juniors for summer employ
lent.
N Friday, March 4
Florida Power and Light Com
my will continue interviewing in
ie School of Engineering.
U. S. Army Ordance Corps
ossford Ordnance Depot, will be
the School of Engineering to in
rview seniors in physics, nathe
atics, and electrical and iechani
il engineering.
E See Russia
in 1960
eemmy Student/Teacher summer
murs, Anericas conducted, from $495.
1 Rusade by Motorcoarh. 17-days
raw Warsaw or Helsinki Visit rural
nw plus major cities.
I Diamned Grased Tour,. Russia,
oland, C=aseoelovakia, Scandinavia.
Vemr Europe highlights.
I Coflegiate Circle. Black Sea
:ruise, Russia, Poland, Czechoslo
akla,Sesadinavia, Benelux, W. Europec.
I Besserns Europ. Advent ure. First
ieavailable. Bulgaria. Roumania,
Lassia, Poland, Caehoslovakia, West
en Europe scenic route.
I See your Travel Agent or write
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