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Honorary
Alpha Kappa Gamma, Omicron Delta Kappa, and
Blue Key, national honorary fraternities, recntly
inducted new members.
At the recent May Day beauty contest, Alpha Kappa
Gamma tapped nine new members and Omicron Delta
Kappa tapped six. Blue Key sent out letters of invita
tion for new membership.
Tapped into Omicron Delta Kappa were:
BENJAMIN BLAKELY BOYD: Student Council;
chairman of the Freshman Study Committee; Elec
tions Committee; Student Government Evaluation
Committee, Traffic and Safety Committee, Codifica
tion Committee; President of Sophomore "Y";
Junior-Senior "Y" Cabinet; Freshman Orientation
Counselor; Sigma Nu fraternity; Kappa Sigma Kappa,
Recording Secretary; Euphradian Society, Corres
ponding Secretary; delegate to State Student Legisla
ture; Pep Club; Westminster Fellowship, council;
Freshman Honor Roll; recipient of a Carolina scholar
ship for two years.
CHARLES HAROLD "BOODIE" HALL, JR.:
Sigma Chi fraternity, Scholarship Chairman, Pledge
Trainer, IFC Representative; Pi Mu Epsilon, honor
ary mnthematics fraternity; Tau Beta Pi, honorary
engineering fraternity; academic scholarship; B-plus
average, two semesters.
ALLAN OWENS JACKSON: Commander of 775th
AFROTC Cadet Wing; Kappa Alpha Fraternity; out
standing sophomore AFROTC cadet; recipient of
University scholarship; Cadet Lieutenant Colonel in
AFROTC; honor roll.
JULIAN WILLIAM JONES, JR.: Arnold Air So
ciety, commander, delegate to the National Conclave;
Cadet Major in AFROTC; AFROTC Scholastic
Award; Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award;
Honor Roll and Dean's List every semester; Engi
neering scholarships.
JAMES LEE RHAME, JR.: Block "C" Club,
Citadel; varsity letter at Carolina; Cadet Colonel in
AFROTC; Deputy Commander of Arnold Air Society;
Who's Who; football scholarship; Distinguished Mili
tary Student Award; outstanding Junior Cadet; out
standing AFROTC Cadet.
Honorary member inducted into Omicron Delta
Kappa was Coach Bob Stevens, head basketball coach
at Carolina for the past two years, received B.S.
degree at Michigan State University in 1949; received
Master's Degree at MSU in 1954; basketball coach
at MSU from 1953 until 1959. In his absence. Coach
Steven's wife received the honor for him.
Tapped into Alpha Kappa Gamma were:
NANCY LESLIE ARIAIL: Alpha Delta Pi, rush
chairman, vice-president; Sophomore "Y" vice-presi
(lent; "Gamecock" co-news editor; Wesley Foundation
Council for two years; Phi Epsilon Nu, treasurer;
Groups Ani
tirer; Euphrosynean Literary Society.
CONSTANCE GETSINGER: Delta Zeta, pres
dent, Song Fest director; Pan-Hellenic Council:
Meditrina Society; Ilypatian Literary Society.
GLENDA GUNrElt: Pi Beta Phi, historian, pledge
trainer; Junior Class historian; Student Council; Pep
Club; Euphrosynean Literary Society; Artists Series
Committee; Sigma Alpha Sigma; Baptist Student
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New meme"I of Alpha Kappa Gamma tapped recently are, from
left to right: Lill 'MooII, Nancy Ariail, Glenda Gunter, Conie Getsinger,
nounce New
Union.
JUDITH ANN HART: YWCA Sophomore presi
dent, Junior-Senior treasurer; "Y" Camp Sophomore
helper; Pan-Hlellenic Council; Chi Omega, recording
secretary; Haptist Student Union; Garnet and Black.
;ssistant feature editor; Kappa Delta Epsilon.
ROSE ANN JETER: Chi Omega; Student Council:
Women's Standards Committee; Presidlernt of Wad(
Marty Shthe4. H1reida William-. 114it Jeter. anuhd Jud- Hart. (Phot
by Van Dyke.)
V1embers
lampton Dorm; staff memibr of Garnet and:w I.
Irientation Counslrdw-; Sigma Alpha Signm.
l.iLI.IAN If. MOO): (hi Omega, Outstolini
-g,trevasurer., prlesident: Ilonrl( Board: "Y'' ("Ili
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1editriut Swcety; Frehmaui Y" officer.
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Vward; Out-tanidinig FrteAhmanl AFIT(C C'adet.
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uLt -tanlding pledge: A..(. .,rPOYr r.
PALT. THlOMAS BUIMlOUGHIS: Pi kappa .: h
.cerI'tary: Euphradian Soit : A:phii P . )nm-ga
tudent Council: Dean* List.
RCEGINALD BRtOWN, .JR.:Pru.to u-n
Body at Florenwce Extens.jin: Pr' :dn-Ac (nre
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Vol. [.1.. No. 25 COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA. 'MARCII 30. 1961 FOUINDED 1908
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Stu(jent Ulnion's Talent Show April I1I will feature a varie'ty of acts,
i the above pictures ate any indication. Thc top photo ilitintrates the
prCM-11ce of a number of pianists in dhe competition. The milelll phloto
preseCnts a folk singing trio,. The jumbuelks, caught in the act of
8 r M tot io rl
frshia,prctcs th altdn&sewl efr.(~mtsb
Si
Twelv(
let to hI
thle secol
Talent S
ton Hall
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The acts
Jumbucl
WIooten,
accordiol
Elections Con
Vew Rules Foi
Ih Elections Committee has re
Ised the following rules for
ming spring elections. Violators
the rules stated below will be
squalified pending an investiga
)n by the Elections Committee.
I. General Location of Political
Materials
A. Materials MAY be placed
on the walls across from
the lZussell House, from
Sumter to Bull Street, and
on the wall surrounding
MeClintock. B.
B. Materials WILL NOT be
placed on trees, and ANY
glass doors or windows.
C. Materials WILL NOT be
hung between ANY build
ings.
I). Campaign material WILL
NOT )be placed on ANY
Mail Boxes. This is a Fed- C a
vral offense.
E. Campaign material WILL
NOTi be placed on trash
receptac-les. -
P. CaipaignI material WILL U
NOT he placed in or on
classroom buildings. "IES
Campaign material WILL should
NOT he (I i st r i b u1 ted ting."
through the cainpus mail. This I
11. lufles Concerning Materials the sen
and Campaigning at the Polls between
A. Hussell louse phrladia
1. There will he NO post- day nig
ers or campaigning on After
tihe second floor. their I
2. There will he NO cam- Gibbs
paigning on ANY steps, affirmai
the ramp or the eleva- ics, and
tor leading to the see- Mann
ond floor. Euphra
:1 NO posters will be lin, spo
placed on the Russell clared
House b u i I d i n g or Society
ramp. The
-I. T e m p o r a r y bulletin sophie
:udent
alent C
acts, ranging from hal- [ill Wood
ues. will be presented in ballet dan
nd annual Student Union ist ; Toodl
how on April 11, in I)ray- ing; Ted
at 8 p.m. Pam IIa
velve contestants were se- largaret
it of 22 who auditioned. D)el )utr
to be presented are The The fir
s, a folk music trio; Helen ceive a
vocalist; Bob Grookett. Second ai
uist; Ira Berendt, vocalist; $50 and !
tmittee Rele
Spring Cat
on the ground floor of 2.
the Russell House. NO
posters will be place(d
on the permanent bulle
tin board. ONE poster
per candidate may be
placed in the Russell
House, and this poster
MUST be placed on the
t e m p) o r a r y bulletin
board. The maximum C. 1h
dimensions of this post
er will be 28" x 22"
(standard size).
)ther Polls
NO campaigning inside
building in which polls
are located will be per
mitted, with the excep
tion of the Russell
House ground floor.
riosophie
:iety Tops
)hradians :""
that
DMXED: South Carolina their
legalize pari-mutuel bet- enfoi
Each
esolution was the topic for his own
li-annual Synapian Debate tion of 1
the Clariosophic and Eu- Violatt
Literary Societies Tues- above wi
ht. an inves
the society members and (ommitt
uests heard Coming Ball
1nd Gene Griffith argue
tively for the Clariosoph- n hih I
Ken Holland and Jimmy A o
irgue negatively for the semest<
fians, Dean George Tom- to s
kesman for the judges, de- oicers
the Clariosophic Literary dents'
to be the winner. possibb
lebate was held in Clario- city a
IIall with Bill Castine, Eu- cluded.
n President presiding. ____
Union
ontesi
. pianist; Kerry Wofford,
ce; Jiimly IoIodges, pian
i Wilson, aerohatie danc
Wyndham. jazz group;
yes, imloderin dancing;
Griffiln, vocalist; and
w, vocalist.
it place winner will re
$75 cash scholarship
[d third places will -wi
25 scholar1ships.
ases
npaigns
NO posters over 28" x
22" vill be placed iny- All
where except on the b1)
brick walls mentioned Irive
above. Rehk
NO campaign material iii
will be placed in or on Sunda:
the Engineering Build- A p1ri
ing, except on stands or
the bulletin board.
orms
laterial in the girl's
dornis will be placed
ON I.Y on stands. Bulle
tin boards Iay be used
at the discretion of the
house mothers. Noth
ing will be placed on
the walls.
Material in the boy's
dorimls may be placed
oi tle hulletinl boards
if provided. No cai
paign materials will be
placed oi the outside
of the dorms.
ml, ioMinlated must give
naime(IS afnd the name
ppeari oi tle hallot, so
the commnittee miay check
eligibility. 1This will he
-anidali11te must clean up
material at the termina
Ii, campaign.
's (if the rules stated
11 be disqualified pending
ir lion by the Elections
campus organizations
lave elected or will elect
'ficers for the coming
r or year are reminded
it a list of newly elected
to the Dean of Stu
Office at the earliest ,
opportunity. Campus or ma
idresses should be In- 14es
Sh<
Sponsors
April 11
lMAixcv Dormn
* Winis IV-4A
Swi 11e
Ira Ihertndt
studems may be adimitted .
car-ds. Dowr prizes will b
b)y CtIhIIIhia mer.1chlar.ts. u -.%
aras wil'. bt. iA Dr-;
t 7:30 Thursdav Api1 6; c ;,f oik
10. y .
'Bantam Beauties
rexas Christian University's loss is Carolina's gain! Pretty Bobbie
Satterficki, a sophoutore, transferred here af ter changing her
}or from ballet to Fnch. A contestant i the Miss Columbia con
a p anst Uss th lome s bathinans Lain gWty obbier
ni. (Photo by Van Dye.)n