Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A ISENTUEES: Teddy Kohni Iinoihrook PIltt.M .Ji Har331fi(el Fr Force Comm NN 40"e HoTC Senior caltt have lit accep fronit row. left to r;ght: : mle t. (:o :ol. Jack I). Grooms. Calet I.t. (ol. ior William S. I.ivin gston, (:ade 1 .. ( when pictuire wtas taken: (:adet U. G Jirr. V. Brow, anti (:adet I.I. (:l. active duty is regarded as an nt4[-1am Writes Hi terian Chi w th pionler rifhe close at hand. Others were vected at the height of .!,- Old South's pier and affluence. . 'iii'lal work k donle by Carol .11CI'in of Gr-eenwood. His arti.stry u: acltimlled for his illustratiolns ;, 'ath So K.Ild a Sky," "Pee D v l':iorama,", and other publica I " amp In 4 i:clck" :1taff' wviIl hold wt,kly miv tin- :it 2 p.m. t d in i i m 208, Iu-sell HI . Studet 11 1iit " iy W"Imenl" will bli the Su mcil Minutes A pril 21, 19(11 .11 hni ('happelhl. Tfhe rotll was I I linst A\ssembly' It)oom. All m<lf ite miet inigs rtguihirlyv, ai( itllmile all excuIs(s. neied 11 t h ams iof the Stuiilent t15 tha i~t lHembersi' in form the4 n'tir sled ini wvorking with. The Vihit ea's with one new iCi I ilbei thie comm1lit tie It) wvork iin the ('tdlumnbia stuins it s al < b 'iv wit hi t he' newly hformedl \t dlnesdayv 'trugh Satuir<b;iy in) 1 o Iil iand\;a litpr lk Sheheen,i I. an .\i! le QinniiiiI( h ai ee dI thal a let ter' or niot e of ap and( the ' "Gamehcock" for their to Stu<h-n'It ('ounci(il and( C to thie I 90-161. TIhis niote wvould: beC weeskly puibliient ion o (f St uden'it Vl:S("s weekly1' ( coverage andi mieetinugs andii f or t heir e'xcellenit [ his yeahr's Sptrinig I'',lcions. thie new~ membel)rs of St udenitt forwxardi t) a pr'ofit able Studient I t hat lht wouhil ne t he 1( heilp mbel)ir ini I he comriing yXear. Sandy(I Sw ilnk, Gle ndIa u nter, 501n, .Je'an (arroll, Hill Goodiung, I, Ken I IoIlland, and P~aiul ollis, fesp(ct Ifi lly subm)rnit t ed Tr'enda Williams, simieent Ro)(fy Secrntar tissiions led for regilar commi.-ios in the I. l 1ereste I). I)empsey, Cadet Col. William 1'. Griggs. Rack row: Cadet 4. Janu, E. liarfiel, amid Cadet U. 01. 1)olgla. 1'. I1atcher, Cadel Major Rlohert E. Farmer. This unusualby Iintg aecomplishmetit for the corps. istory irches t !- lie is a gladuate of Clemson ( ,e and anl cnineer with the S. (. liIghway D'.1po.1tient. Dr. Iollis is alko the author of 11 :,-volume ses<iui-centennlial his t --y .t Carolina. He recently was c,zed pre.,ident of tile S. C. His rie.il Assn. v BriefsI r,w ill Hussell House A ssembly lC m.x "The evenYear Itch" will he nex:. 'lr da' I ov i . I L th11 IM)VIt-, Whi;ch are.( frev to students, will he. h-own at :1, 0, and 8:30 p.m. * * * Th' WT,St staff meeting will he hi(!d t,da. at 5 p.m. in itnm 204, * * Th. lit ernational Rebit ions Club will meet lTursd ay at 5 p.m. in l0oon 20 I. l iussell llo(use. P'ress (Cliub The I'ress ('lubi wvill nwtet todlay -ell lliust. IN( Thei'I nte rnat itoal StudenClts (Club will On-t Tuiesday:t at 0:80 p.m. in ltom 1012. RtsslIlIHouse for a bui iines metetinig followedl by their re.dar:L meetting at 7 :00) p.m. m1 1 pt.m. ini Ili--ell Iltuste Assembily Sopiumtne-.iumitr-Seniotr "*' " will mnot W~ednesday att I p.ml. ini ltus.. .ell Iltu - As-emblly Itoomf. Carotlinia Fli inig (1lul Th ('arolinia I'lying ('lub will meet Tumetday at 7:30) p.m. in Itnm 10)2. I:iussell I lousi. I'i I-:psiloni Mu New~man (Ilub Newvman i Club wVill mttt WedInes day at 7 p.m. ini loim 1012. IRussell (Christ ian Science (Christianm S'iencet St udenit O rgani zation moee t hur-day at 5:3(0 p.m. in lIoom 101, l(uasstll flnuse. All *S stumdent- are invited to attend. There will bet a mting il. of Pep Sliub at 5:t00 p.m. Wednesdal1y, Miay in Itomt '201, tuss(lI IIltnst. P1i Mu Epsilon Pii Mu lEpsilon, the national hontorarmy mat hematie's fraternity, will meet(t TulsdIa y, May 2, in Sloan Col lege. G uest spea ker wvill he D r. lKdw~ard C. l.erner', whoa wvill speak On "'I,ineari Integrali Tranformat tions anti r)i,.mt' 1 a,.,l'ie.' Registrar Possible 4 The Registrar's office has release the following information for th( benefit of students who may hav questions in their minds. Summer School Registration Registration for summer schoo is Monday, June 12. Until registra tion day, registration materials wil he in the Office of Admissions an Registration and may be picked uy as early as Wednesday, June 1 However, materials will be picke u) on registration day in Russel House Assembly Room. Student who . are currently in the Spring 1961 semester need not notify th Office of Admissions that they ar coming to summer school. Selective Service Students who are subject to th S(lective Service Regulations an desire SSS Form 109 to be sent t the draft board at the end of th current ac-idemic year should cal -it the Office of Admissions an( Registration to supply the necessar; information before leaving the cam pus in June. Forms will he senl only for students who make a for nal request. Other Schools University regulations requir advance permission from Deans a the various schools for credit to b received from other institutions. I you expect to attend other summe sch.Als, he sure to call at the Of fice of Admissions and Registratioi and fill out appropriate forms iT duplicate before leaving the campu in June. Requests For Transcripts Transcrij)ts of students' record can not be made until after th close of the semester and fina grades are posted. This normall: takes the Data Processing Offic( about three weeks. Students wh< need transcripts should come to the Office of Admissions and Registra tion to request them before leavino the campus in June. One transcrip is issued free of charge, but addi tional copies can be obtained fo: $1.00. Financial Indebtedness Students indebted to the Univer sity in any way must have clearer these obligations before registratiot day. Those failing to do so will not he permitted to register until suc DEAR DR. FROOD: I ha continues at its present foot of earth by the year DEAR STATISTICS: Well, hoopers-once and for DEAR DR. FROOD: You< college is a waste of tinr college are making goot new diploma? I'm makin DEAR ANGRY: Yes, but h what you can do-insta craving for a peanut. THE RECRUITERS ARE you just how to handle alert fellows. They may regular. Let them know knowingly. Remember - CHANGE 1 Answers uestions i matters have been c.earei. Those ! clearing their obligation on regis - tration day will be required to register one or more days later and will be charged a late registration fee. Degree Applications j Those studenst who plan to grad I uate at the conclusion of the sum mer session are reminded that June 30 is the final day to apply for degrees. Concert Band Schools, Prest After a highly successful concert D tur .f six high schools, the Univer .tY Concert Band will be heard in a program in Drayton Hall at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 3. During the past week the band haz played for high school audiences totaling 5,100 students, and its brass t and woodwind ensembles have per formed recently for 3,100 more 8.200 in all. J1ames 1). Pritchard, USC director f'of hands, will conduct the concert HOWARD J Famous Ice Cre< Vanilla Fudge Chocolate Chocok Strawberry Black F Coffee Pepper Lemon Stick Carame Butter Pecan Burguni Coconut Sher Orange Pine Tangerine Lime IN "Landmark Joi Corner Seate & B3e Ope 6 A.IL to 12 LU CKY S epa i DR. PROOD'S THOUGHT POR be a dangerous thin g-especi e4acltdthti;h oplto x jae hrewl e esn Lo vr e alculate thate, tht polionf tei ill. an tell your readers for rme that e. My friends who didn't go to money now. And me, with my g peanuts! Angry (Grad ow many of your friends can do ntly satisfy that overpowering COMING! THE RECRUITERS ARE COI them: These representatives of big be aware that college students smoke :hat you know what's up-offer them a today's Lucky smoker could be tomoi '0 LUCKIES and Whitlock, Bradley Wir YM- YWCA HeadsForCo Patty Whitlock and Herb Bradley were installed recently as the presi dpnts of the YWCA and YMCA organizations. Ingrid Oesterlund, vice-president; Claudia Waites, see retary; and Judy Hart, treasurer, vere installed as other YWCA offi cers. Serving along with Herb are Jeff Meadowcroft, vice-president; Guy Tours High .nts Program Wedne.day in Drayton Hall. The p-rformance is open to the public hnd there is no admission charge. Student conductor B. W. Wood ruff, .r. will also direct the band. The program will be varied, in cluding c l a a s i c a l compositions, marches, University songs, and sciections in popular vein. Soloists will be Arthur G. Swift of the USC music faculty, trumpet, and Jack Mills of Fort Mill, vocal ist. 1OHNSON'S am - 28 Flavors Ripple Mocha Chip 3te Chip Buttercrunch !aspberry Pistachio nint Stick Maple Walnut I Fudge Butterscotch :ly Cherry Banana Strawberry Ripple bet apple Raspberry Lemon Strawberry U"D lion$ mom Stras, Cayer MidniglAt Ee"y Day TRIKE PRES Ih THE DAV: A liule learning can ally in a muliple-choice exiama. DEAR DR. FROOD: college mascot, a gc open a pack of Luc light up and smoke him on a TV show? A - -DEAR ANIMAL:'m a adays, you've got t< different. After all, I r smokers. DEAR DR. FROOD: yet I stay awake nigl ity to teach today's dents. They ask que: write essays I don't I plicated words that >losion How can I possibly square students who are mc Major DEAR PROFESSOR: I ing impresses a tro a hula- sharp slap of a rul4 palm. DEAR DR. FROOD: Could you give advice to a poor girl who, after fot college, has failed to get herself invited on a single date? Mliss Mliserable DEAR MISS: Mask? AING! And here's Frood to tell business are, on the whole, , more Luckies than any other Lucky, then tap your cranium 'KET 'row's Chairman of the Board. get some taste Tells New >mingYear Icares, secretary; and Hack Kirk )atrick, treasurer. The new members of the YWCA 3abinet are Linda Leiferman, fresh nan advisor; Sarah Krebs, sopho nore advisor; Terry Holman, mem xrship; Lana Bell, projects; Brenda ?emer, devotions; Amelia Sue )'De)l, "Y" camp; Kerry Wofford, intercollegiate; Fran Lloyd, pub licity; and Dene Frampton, Betty Iasler, and Jean Willis, chairmen at-large. On the Cabinet of the YMCA are Ben Boyd, freshman advisor; Buddy Ilerring, sophomore advisor; Lauren Parrolt, membership; Jerry Jackson, nublicity; Tom Croft, devotions; Carl NIeCicndon, "Y" camp; Billy Woods, intereollegiate; Walter Bull, proj cts; and Tim Belk, Richard Rullivan, and David Watson, chair men-at-large. NEW SHIPMENT POLISHED COTTON PANTS OLIVE & NATURAL Price Low From 4.95 to 7.95 Grayson's 1347 Main St. E N T S: O0DE I have been training our at. He has learned how to kies, take out a cigarette, .Do you think I can get nimal HuIsbandl(ry Maejor rraid not. To make TV now have an act that's really here are millions of Lucky am a full professor-and its worrying about my abil- -g bright young college stu stions I can't answer. They mnderstand. They use corn I've never heard before. aope to win the respect of ire learned than I am?C I'rofe'ssor always maintain that noth iblesome student like the r across his outstretched a word of r years at (/) or a change!