The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 16, 1960, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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There will be a meeting of "The
Gamecock" staff and all interested
students today at 2:00 in Room 208
of Russell House.
WUSC will hold a meeting of the
staff and all interested students at
5:00 today in Room 204 of Russell
House.
Anyone wishing to work on the
Garnet and Black yearbook is asked
to meet at 4:00 Tuesday in the Gar
iet and Black office in Russell
House. No experience is necessary.
Registration fee for Garnet and
Black pictures will be $1.00.
Student Council will meet Moll
day at 5:00 in Room 204 of Rissel.
House.
University Players and Alpha Psi
Omega will hold a joint meeting in
Drayton Hall at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Sept. 22. All students interezted in
drama are invited to attend.
. . *
All freshmen and old students in
terested in joining the Pep Club are
asked to give their reasons in a let
ter to the Pep Club. The Pep Club
will hold its first regular meeting
Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 5:00 p.m.
The USC Pep Club will sponsor
a mass rally Friday, Sept. 23. at
6:30 p.m. on Davis Field.
Freshman "Y" Luncheon will be
held Monday at 1 p.m. in the Rus
sell House assembly room. All
freshmen are welcome.
rhe Jr.-Sr. "Y" luncheon will be
held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the
Russell House assembly room.
All interested students are invited
to attend the first weekly meeting
of the International Relations Club
at 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, in
Room 204 of Russell House. Execu
tives of the club will meet at 4:00.
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U. S. Delegate To LI
Council Na
Dean R. G. Fellers of the School
>f Engineering was appointed by
Ahe National Academy of Science
National Research Council as an of
ficial United States delegate to the
13th General Assembly of the Inter
national Radio Union which Iet in
London. England, Sept. 5-15.
Delegates from approximately i
!5 nations prescribed in the Gen-1
3ral Assembly at the University
f London.
Principal purpose of the meeting
is the holding of discussions concern
ing developments in the field ol
ra1lio sciene m the past three years.
Ilte rnlat.ion't 1 cooperatio n radio
research and dissemination is one
>f the piime (hiectives f ' 1ho Inter
national Radio Union.
Dr. Fellers is a native of (olombia
who holds the B.S. degree from
USC and the 'h.). from Yale Uni
versity. Hlis articles have appeared
in several professional publications.
lie was reently ailong at groulp of
'orty engilneering and science edul
aktOlS t'rsrom1 the 1'. S. and England
whio attended ain engineerimg ton
Cerence in Seinectady, N. Y.
Listed in "Aimerican 'len of
Science," and "Vho's Who inl En
Garnet & Blao
This Year's S
I.arry Weber. editor. ald arbara,
Kohn, maIIaging editor. will head
.It staff of the 161 Garnet anid
Black as ihe eslt of appointienit
n the spring.
I Iarriet .1 menIviea<(i was n amfu.d
Is soci ate v di torI andI I,arr.y 1111iar InIgver
md lienit lvI'undarvis weIv ap
)oin!teI buIs i ness and advl t isin g
nana.I-ers, respectiveIy.
Editors of the yearbook divisions
vill he: Toots Teulnison and Walter
1ull, social; Ken Chance. sports:
fean Ann Fox, classes; Ann Kirk
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I )r. lllrs is a memilibe
of I'hi .(eta Kappa. Sigma l1
Sigma, Sigma Xi, Scient i fic Rve
earich Society ot America. ust1itut,
f Radio Engilneels, American In
stitute of' 1:4ectrical Engrineers an<(
other profs-io al 1a d scientifi<
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tionIs; .u wly .\ndr(lews, te.iures; an<
.\mevlia ()1'Iliell, faculty aInd admninis
On the evening of April 10
I810. chemistry text books wer
burned by junior class members of
South ('arolina ('ollege. The stiu
den,lts; had b een suispended un1til
the next .Ilne fo. failing to lak(
up1) chemistry classes missed whilk
their professor. V ichard rum.1by
was sick.
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USC Campus
Groups Tell
Fall Officers
Officers of the following organiza
tions were chosei last semester t<
serve this fall. They are:
Omicron Delta Kappa, nationa:
leadership honor society - Larr3
Weber. president; Buzz Hoagland
vice president; Bunky Joye, secre.
tary; Ted Ledeen, treasurer.
Blue Key, national honor frater
nity ["dward Roberts, president;
Ed Spears, vice president; San
Freed. secretary-treasurer; and Wil.
liam iferring, corresponding secre
ta ry.
Pep Club --- Barbara Kohn, presi.
lent; 1'ress Mabry, vice president;
Kay Harper, secretary; and Lindq
Webb. treasurer.
Alpha Psi 0 n e g a, nationa
dramatics fraternity - Anthony E
Hrown. director; Cynthia Gilliam
r stag -anager; and Kay Adams
business manager.
University Players - Frank High.
silith. presideit; Tinka Tiemann
Vice president; Ingrid Oesterlund,
secretary; Mimi Herndon, treasurer;
and Cynthia Gilliai, historian.
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Portraits of two of the most dis- n
tinguished women educators in the r
history of Carolina are now on dis- I
play in Sims and Wade Hampton I
dormitories on campus.
Dr. Irene Dillard Elliott and Dr.
Arney R. Childs both served as USC t
dean of women. The portraits were a
painted by William F. Draper of
New York and were given to the
University by Dr. Donald S. Rus- %
sell, former president of USC, and t
Mrs. Russell.
Dr. Elliott is a member of the
english department faculty, well
known for her "Great Books" course.
She made a special study of the
subject at the University of Chicago. d
She also teaches Greek and Roman i
drama and other courses. I
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Dr. Childs
Dr. Childs retired from the Uni- I
versity in 1957. She was awarded c
the honorary Doctor of Literature (
degree from USC at the June com- I
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Dr. Childs' portrait is in Sims;
)r. Elliott's in Wade Hampton.
President Robert L. Sumwalt says,
The university is delighted that
bese distinguished educators and
dministrators have been honoi-ed in
his most appropriate way. Their
,rofound influence on the university,
articularly on our young women
tudents, is a source of great pride
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ratification that comes with mak
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igher education."
Dr. EllIott
Dr. Elliott received her Bachelor's
egree I r o m Randolph Macon
Voman's College and the M.S. and
'h.D. degrees from the University
f North Carolina.
She was dean of women at Caro
ina in 1924-35. She is a member
f Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Kappa
;amma, Chi Delta Phi, and Alpha
)elta Pi.
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Dr. Childs received the Bachelor's
degree from the former College for
Women here in Columbia, the Mas
ter's degree from USC, and has
completed advanced studies at the
University of North Carolina and
George Peabody College.
She was dean of women at Caro
lina for more than 20 years and
was also a member of the history
faculty.
Dr. Childs has published, through
the facilities of USC Press, four
volumes of letters and journals ofr
prominent South Carolinians. She has
served with the S. C. Historical
Assn., first as treasurer and then
as editor of its "Proceedings."
In 1853 only 11 seniors were
graduated from South Carolina
College, the smallest class since
1823. The small size was the result
of 108 students leaving the cam
pus because they didn't like the
college system for serving food
to the students.
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