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Registrar
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Registratic
The Registrar's Office has released the following enrol
ment procedures for summer school.
GET REGISTRATION MATERIALS
Acw !reshmen, Transfer, Readmitted and all oth<
Undergraduiate Students will obtain registration materia
At the Russell louse Assembly Hall after 9:00 A.M.. Moi
day. June 12., 1961.
L,aw Students obtain materials in Room 105, Petigru.
Graduate Students report to Office of the Gradua
Scho111ol, 211 Administration Building, on Monday, June 1
orV regit ratI ml1aterials and instructions.
*lh't.ideb'toed t the University in any way mu.
WIhee obligations before Monday, June 1
T 1s f.1iiing to do so will not be permitted to regist(
matters have he.en cleared. Those clearing the
S r itine 12 will not be permitted to register befo1
1 Tuesdav, June 1:, 1961.
F11L.1. OUT CARDS
* he information requested on bot
.Rest ration Packet. Write with in]
1p your signature.
T 1 SHEDLUE APPROVED
- ec x.:-rses which you listed on t
b:. -- an frorm your ma.ior adviso
Stu*- . :l. ssified Students report 1
D)r. ~-E \ar'.aw 'i,ege for this approv
1 g :.d E:r.eering students report to the
I aimi an HeI:, in :he Engir.eering Building for this al
pr kval. Pre-Pha an:d Pharmacy students report i
Room 120. I'Aontte College.
GET COI'RSE CARDS
Enroll for classes by obtaining one course card (or Aud
Permit it course is n1ot taken for credit), for each cour.
listod wn the back of your Registration Card. Sign yot
name on each card given you. Also check in square provid<
on course card it' it is a repeat course. Coiurse cards an
Audit Permits are available at the location listed belo'%
Department Room Building
Air Science 206 Barnwell
Ant iropology & Sociology 29 McCutchen
Bib & 11('ligiom Rutledge
ioog y . ..... 207 LeConte
HunesA dminist ra tion -- E%conomi
ics Accont iig, l1tailiIIg. Sec.
Scielice School of Bus. Adn
'hem i i rY v 11 LeConte
daio 115 Wardlaw
Eninering Engr. Bldg.
El Dh & Draniatics )avis
min Arts 200 L1eConte
I *on iLiaas D)eSaussure
I b ( Currell
i h na.n :t .9e. il1l LeConte
Law Pet igru
M,athuema:ties & Astrl)ioomy 2nd Fir Sloan
stie and H1( and 200 LeConIte
e ScenceHa milton
a rsing Mc(Cutchen
carmacy 811 LeConte
P hyv *ical Tlrai nng-Al~en
(P E. 3I a i\ors) I 1('. Le( onte
Ph edTaini --Wo (men
(p. i c.lt r i 412 Le(Conte
h Sloan
I nee. !ci liarper
- T]' 1)EANS SIG4NATl''RE
urei of', I i th!eani of your* School
I: *i:. . t inn <a ard. l>trans' signatutres may
v ~ , ~.. ia ii. n ciheI Roomr (Chart below:
S. hr Ws Roonm & Iluilding
A r t & Science . 108 L,eConte
I1usiuness Administration 128 Hus. Adm.
Ed(ucation. . 11) l Wardlawv
Engineering .. --A Engineering
Glraduai te ..21 ' A dmin.
Journa~ism 1 20(0 1LeG are
I aiw .. 1 05 Pet igru
Nursing ....25 McCutcheni
Pha rmacy' :;11 LeConte
UJnclassi fied D iv i on .i 11. Wardllaw
GET RCEGISTRATl'IN OFFICE CHECK
Have all cardsM checked andl registration approved at t
Registration Office (Check Station in the Russell House A
semly Hall.
STUD'IENTS WITH V ETERIA NS lIEN EFITS GET
VETERANS MATERIALS CHECKED)
Students attending school under Public L,aws 550, 634,
894 present Veteran's Information Card and other regist:
tion materials to the Registration Office Veterans Clerk
Window C. Room 108, Administration Building.
nnounces
n Schedule
I- GO TO HAMILTON COLLEGE NAVAL ARMORY
All students report to the Naval Armory, Hamilton Col
lege, with their registration materials properly completed
and checked. At this station you will complete the following
r steps:
Is GET FEES ASSESSED
Students will have fees assessed at the Fee Billing Sta
tion.
PAY FEES
Students will have fees collected at the Cashier's Station.
Please have check or cash ready prior to reporting to the
it Cashier's Station. All IBM CARDS except one (1) will be
turned in at the Cashier's Station. After Monday, fees will
r be assessed and collected at the Treasurer's Office, Admin
r: istration Building.
.e Students who have not paid their fees by 5:00 P.M. on
June 12, 1961 will be charged a late registration fee of
$5.00. After Monday, June 19, 1961, any student who has not
paid all fees and turned in all caris will have his enrollment
h cancelled.
C. LASSES REGIN AT 8:00 A.M. TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1961.
CHANGING YOUR SCHEDULE
Dropping and adding courses may be done only by ob
taining a special form from the Office of Admissions and
e Registration on or after Tuesday, June 13. A fee of $2.00
r. is charged for each course added. Final day for changing
'o your schedule is Monday, June 19, 1961.
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fine pants tailoring throughout. 28-40, $8.95.
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In yesterday's annual NROTC
Battalion Review 18 awards were
presented to 14 Midshipmen by
Captain C. H. Witten, professor
of naval science and Commanding
Officer of the University NROTC
Unit.
-Receiving the Julius Horowiti
Leadership Award and the Naval
Institute Award for regular NROTC
Midshipmen was Midshipman Com
mander J. L. Grunert.
The Naval Institute Award foi
contract NROTC Midshipmen went
to Midshipman Ensign T. A. Davis
Midshipman Ensign F. J. Howati
won the Marine Corps Associatior
Award. Platoon Commander P. L
Leardi was awarded the Staff Of.
ficer's Trophy for Drill.
The Staff Officer's Trophy foi
Marksmanship went to Midship.
man D. R. Roth. The three Pro
fessor of Naval Science Academic
and Aptitude Awards went to Mid.
shipman G. A. Goodman (junior)
Midshipman J. D. Williams (soph.
omore), and Midshipman A. C
Tollison (freshman).
Midshipman Lt. Commander W
B. Shrivalle won the NROTC
Basketball Cup. The IFC Com
munity Service Award went tc
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Captain Witten
Midshipman Lt. (jg) M. Dus
zynski, as did the Commanding Of
ficer's Special Meritorious Award
and the Drill Team Commendation.
Midshipman Lt. (jg) J. G. Tay
lor was awarded the Freshman Drill
Team Commendation. The Rifle
Team Commendation was awarded
to Midshipman Ensign F. J.
Howatt. Midshipman Ensign R. L.
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Review
Dixon won the Drum and Bugle
Corps Commendation.
The Compass and Chart Com
mendation went to Midshipman Lt.
D. R. Wells. Midshipman H. C.
Griffin was awarded the "Cockpit"
Commendation.
ODK Elects
Officers
For Fall
Omicron Delta Kappa, honorary
leadership fraternity, held elections
recently for the officers who will
serve the worth-while organization
in the fall semester. 4
The officers are: President,
Willie Griggs; vice-president, Ken
Chance; secretary, Charles Behling;
treasurer, Ted Ledeen, and faculty
advisor, Dr. Christopher.
Outgoing officers for this past
semester are Buzz Hoagland, presi
(lent; Henry Wengrow, vice-presi
(lent; -John Chappell, secretary, and
Ted Ledeen, treasurer.
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