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BY CA 1,11n0naive, a I kof ruy pt-tP)c like to sa3 S- ixon. I , h!d list supc i4 Il t . is mon, but ir t he t :sbei cication inti a j,ed bv\ the (enera h 0 is l isted in its A CONCURbi ('DiCMENDING LI E' IlXON H. FOR HIS Ali'NTS. Wlhereas, Lieutenant A Of achievements seldom e Whereas, this young n Iici lUding athletics ar1a tlhe military ; and Whereas, King Dixon'. ized a.; follows: In high s( ioothali. basketball, basel. year in high school he v Southern. and All-Aneric in the Shrine Bowl Garr mosi out.standing player He also starred in the t gaim in Columbia in th t-stablished a Class A high yard (lash of nine and n foot ball for the Universitx IHe was a standout on the University produced in 11 O)ixon was first-string let University and was an oiu an1d defensively. Ile set ar in 1957 by returning a touchdown against the U sand two hundred and fifl best, in the history of Uni He made the Atlantic Coa ball Team for all three chosen his senior year by I player on his team and w: foot ball season by being s All.-Star game held in Mi; standing dash man on t Track Team. His outstam ued after he entered thi from the University. The ice champions for the two member of the team. In the Washington, I). C. Tc service football player of championship game he w and Whereas, he has exce high school andi collegiate in hiigh school and having sityV of Sout.h Carolina, ceu Phi Bet a Kappa Nat ionial the A lgern on-Sidney S ul male graduate of the Unih WVhereas, he has alway br the fact that he serv foot ball team, the Shrine: in the U.p~per State-Lowe sity freshman team, the Sout h team in the North as \ ice president of his el jutior years at the Unive in Kappa) Sigma Kappa, andl( served as pres5ident o1 C hapt er of Omicron D)elt Fraternity-, andl Whereas, he has~ been he I aptRist (Chiurch and h; outs (Christ ian Youth Rall W~hereas, he is recogni the Lnited States M'arine \\ hereas, the accompli: man are worthy of beini State. Now, Therefore, He It R~esoElved by tF Senate concurring: That. Lieut enant Albe States Marinte Corpsl), a n is hereby commnidedk for in the fieldis of scholarsI and the military. He 10. Further Resolvt he sent to Lieutenant D)i: Corps Schools, Quantico, FRATERNITY L,EAGUE1 League 1 SPE PiKA SAE sx Phi Sig Chi Psi Pi Kaps League 2 SN Phi Kaps KA ... Le?nbda Chi ATO . Kappa Sig Phi Sigs It's Just for The Birds RROLL GRAY [959 Carolina graduate, the kind they know, is our friend King rlative after superlative paying no way could I hope to approach .oduced by Rep. Albert Watson I Assembly of our fair state. The entirety. 'ENT RESOLUTION UT E N A N T ALBERT KING OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISH ,lbert King Dixon 11, has a record lualed; and tan has been outstanding in many scholarship. leadership, religion athletic record may be summer hool he was a star in four sports, all and track. During his senior ,as chosen on the All-State, All mi Teams. He was selected to play e in Charlotte and received the trophy for his sensational play. pper State-Lower State Football e summer of 1955. In track he school record in the one-hundred ne-tenths seconds. le starred in of South Carolina for four years. talented freshman team which the 55. In 1956, 1957 and 1958 King t halfback on the Varsity of the tstanding player, both offensively Atlantic Coast Conference record k,ick-off ninety-eight yards for a aiversity of Texas. His one thou y-yard rushing record is the fifth versity of South Carolina football. st Conference All-Scholastic Foot of his varsity seasons. He was iis teammates as the most valuable 1 is honored after his last collegiate e lected to play in the North-South Imi, Florida. He also was an out he University of South Carolina ling footlball achievements contin Marine Corps upon graduation Quantico Marines have been serv years that King Dixon has been a 1959 he received a trophy from uchdown Club as the outstanding the world and in the 1960 service as voted the outstanding player; lIed scholastically throughout his ( career, having been an A studlentc been gradluatedl from the UTniver- 1 ni laude. lie was initiated into the i Scholastic Fraternity and receivedl van Award as the outstandling -rs5i ty; and -s ben a leader as may be proven ed as captain of his high school B-owl Team, the Upper State Team r State All-Star Game, the Univer University varsity team and the -South All-Star Game, lie served( ass his freshman, sop)homore, and rsity, was chosen for membership National Leade'rship Fratenity, the University of South Carolina a Kappa, a National Leadership very active in the youth work of is appeared and spoken at numer ies ; and izedl as an outstanding officer in Corps; a nd hnments of this exceptional young emulated b)y the youth of this (' House of Representatives, the rt King D)ixon II, of the United ative of Laurens, South Carolina, his outstanding accomplishments lip. athletics, leadership, religion, d that a copy of this Resolution con and the Commandant, Marine Virginia. al Standings I INI)EP'ENDENTr LEAGUES League A 3-0 Zone 6 3-0 3-0 Zone 1 3-0' 2-1 ZoneQ 12 2-1 2-1 Zone 10 1-2~ 1-3 Zone 4 01-3 0-4 Zon 3 0-3~ 0-4 League Ii 2-0 Zone 7 3-0 8-1 Zone 5 2-0 21Zone 2 2-1 1-1 Zone 9 0-1 1- Zone 8 0-2' 0-.A Zne 11 0-3 SAE, 'MEE'] rS4 81J Stoil V.. CARIOLINA BASKETBALL SQUAD Scotti W1arl, Bobby IRobinson, 1u41 Gratbenstetter, B1ob ebhhain, Dave P Block C Pr( Sends Lettei Dear Sports Editor: I know that many former your paper, so I would like through the "Gamecock." T guests of the club at the Can game in Carolina Stadium, SL If they will let me know by p I will have them a game ticket Center the day of the game, the list for a Block C drop-in a The letter is as follows: 41ellow Block C Winners: So that all of us Block C wi nay keep closer ties with thc rogram, the Block C Club in Ahe Spring Intra-Squad Footba \farch 4, at 2 p.m. As you know, Coach Marvir ice this year with an intra. Varsity-Alumni game. This, hE -taff a much better chance t Illow more potential varsity p an do. So we'll all sit up in th( We would like for all Block )e the Block C Club's guests ~enter, where we will all hay )ld acqluaintances andl relive ti' own's-peop)le active in the at] >ost-game party, too. Inicidlentally, only a few f< <niowni to the club, so we wo avor. Invite other Block C' ilong, or bring them with you. aek on the Gamecock Roost. Cornell Arms 1226 Pendleton St. We specialize in I and ti1 Ask About Our BUDGE FIVE POINT: fJeaJ PIZZA-THE WA $1.4 TEX AS-BURGERS -4i HAMBURGERS A Regular Dinne "Less Tihan a MIL Call AL FIIVE POINTI 831 MHar, Zone [ DEACS TOMOR] Kneeling, left to right: Jolm Go( Cronin. Standing: Asst. Coach WNa revoznik, Art Whisnant, Bob line, sident -To Grads Block C Club members read to get a message to them hey are all invited to be iecocks' intra-squad football tturday, March 4, at 2 p.m. ostcard Thursday, March 2, at the Rex Enright Athletic md also add their names to t the Center after the game. Kirk Phares, President Carolina Block C Club nners, b)oth present and past, University and its athletic 7ites you to he its guests at il game in Carolina Stadium, i Bass is closing spring prac -squad game rather than a feels, will give him and his > evaluate each player; also !rformers to show what they ! stan(s and watch. C winners to sit together and at the Rex Enright Athletic 3 a further chance to renew e past. We plan to have few iletic program to be at the >rmer players' add(resses are old( like for you to do us a winners yo0u know to come We wvant to get all of them Sincerely yours, Kirk Phares, President Carolina Block C Club Beauty Salon Phone AL 3-0432 :>leaching, tinting >pinlg. T Waves for Students i DRIVE-IN .ure3 Y YOU LIKE IT :HICKEN BASKETS ND HOT DOGS rs or Snacks e from Campus" 6-1463 i DRIVE-IN i 7 Phi ROW' lhold, Ronnie Johnson, Joe Iairi, it Hambrick, Boh Swenson, Adolph and leid Coach Bob Stevens. Johnson Completes Career Ronnie Johnson, t h e oldest member of the squad at 26 and the only senior of the quintet, plays his last official ACC game tonorrow w h e n the Ganecocks take on Wake Forest. Considered the "old man" on the squad, Johnson is known for his clutch performances. Johnson enrolled in Carolina in 1957 and "red - shirted" a year. In 1959, he was plagued by a had klnee, but progressed rapidly last year and was the fourth lead ing scorer with a 9.8 average. "Since I have been here," says Coach Bob Stevens, "I have found Ronnie to be a man who will give you a 100-per-cent performance. le is the kind of fellow a coach hates to see leave." Earn $135 weekly during summer traveling overseas. MUST BE U. S. CITIZEN. Com plete details furnished. Send $1.00 to Lansing Information Service, Dept. F-19, Box 74, New York 61, N. Y. 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