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We Must Fight For Itl pn rakSao (See Pag 2) Se ag k 6Sa) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLJNA Vol. L, No. 19 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, MARCH 2, 1962 FOUNDED 19 Gala At IFC Banquet Ann Shirle fNamed Gre Trophies were awarded out standing fraternity men and so rority women at the Interfraternity Council Awards banquet Feb. 26th with top honors to Ann Shirley, John Orr, and Dean William Pat terson. Sorority Woman of the Year was awarded Ann, of Alpha Delta Pi; Orr was named Fraternity Man of the Year, representing Lamda Chi Alpha, and Dean Pat terson received the Faculty Man of the Year Award. Ann was chosen for the title on the basis of contributions to her sorority and to the sorority sys tem on campus. All phases of cam pus life are taken into considera tion. Her Pan-Hellenic activities include being current president of the Council, past sorority delegate and editor of the Pan-Hellenic Handbook. Varied Activities The senior education major is president of ADPi, past vice presi dent of the Women's Athletic As sociation and a member of Euphro synean Literary Society. Ann also divides her time be tween Kappa Delta Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Gamma and the "Y." An Orientation Counselor, she has also made the Dean's List each con This Week-End Varied Eni For Greek "During p a s t Greek Weeks, Interfraternity Council has man aged to come up with one or two nights of good music. This year, we have a full three nights of top notch entertainment," said Ralph Zlotnick, IFC president. Clyde McPhatter, and t h e Princeton Tigertones will enter tain for tonight's formal dance in Township Auditorium. The dance begins at 8 p.m. The Princeton Tigertones con sist of fifteen musicians, all stu dents at Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey. The informal dance Saturday The 01 Pool Heads C] In College Of Professor Richard B. Pool has begun his duties as head of the Department of Civil Engineering in the College of Engineering at the University. Prof. Pool, a graduate of Caro lina, came to the faculty from the University of Illinois where he was studying toward his Ph. D. dagree. He received the master' y, John Orr eks of Yeari secutive semester. Contributions to his fraternity . and to the Interfraternity Council gained Orr the title. Offices he has held in Lambda Chi Alpha include outstanding pledge, vice president of his pledge class, historian, social chairman, vice president, and cor respondent. Active On Council John led his fraternity to one golf championship, and the runner up position in another. As an IFC member, he was elected to the Tribunal, was chairman of the Blood Drive last spring, and is now treasurer of this council. IFC Scholarship trophy for the academic year 1960-61 went to Chi Psi, which had the highest overall grade point ratio of the fraterni ties competing. Outstanding sorority women of the year are Nancy Ariail, Alpha Delta Pi; Connie Getsinger, Delta Zeta; Patty Whitlock, Pi Beta Phi; and Claudia Waites, Delta Delta Delta. Outstanding fraternity men of the year are Leo Marsden, Phi Kappa Sigma; Eddie Brown, Alpha Tau Omega; Doug Gray, Pi Kappa Phi; and Ralph Zlotnik, Phi Epsilon Pi. Banquet speaker w a s Sen. Yancey McLeod. ertainment Dances night will conclude this week's Greek Week activities. The Crests and the Olympics will be featured at the 8 p.m. event. Dress for girls will be skirts and sweaters, for boys, coats and ties. Faculty members will chaper one. The Four Lads entertained Caro lina students at a concert last night at Township Auditorium as part of the week's festivities. The IFC Awards Banquet be gan the Greek activities Monday night. Delta Delta Delta Sorority captured first place in Tuesday night's annual Sorority Stunt Night. e c a - ti n B al al b; d r lympics] E Departmento Engineering : degree in civil engineering from Georgia Tech.A He taught at the University of R Oklahoma for five years and at ii Georgia Tech for three years. He n has worked with the U. S. Corps f, of Engineers in Casa Blanca, Morocco; Orleans, France; and Africa. He also served with the n U. S. Bureau of Public Roads in g Oklahoma Cit.d Gsathe FIRST PLACE rc. -- SECOND PLA( UCSSL Cori Fo Obsert South Carolina State Student F'urmi egislature will convene in the verse, ripital city March '7-8 for the Obs nnual Observance Session, ac- 4 p.r rding to Governor Mike Daniel. conver Delegates will view the S. C. have egislature in session, and will tive v old a constitutional convention to requir stify a newly formed constitu- Lt. on. The document is to be pre- and f mnted by Jim Truesdale, chair- ald R~ ian of the Constitutional Corn- ernor iittee. Senat< Other committee members are Reprei ud Whetsell, Wofford; Jim candid ale, Newberry; Bill Derrick, of the 'SC Law School; Bob Newton, rnd Tom Cooper, Administrative Set isistant, both of Clemson. S. C. Legislature will be visited y the convention Thursday, when ilegates will view the processes t' our state legislative body. Ele< The 15 colleges who will be Studer apresented are Clemson, USC, Mondi ulty< Jere Deadline Hous He Ends March 15 eti All candidates for degrees and the E ertificates to be awarded in the ness A urrent academic year must file School armaI applications with the dean Can f their schooL. their Forms are available at Window Infor , Office of Admissions and day, I egistration, Administration Build A ig, for the applications which At iust be filed prior to March 15 la yr candidates w h o plan to 5, fi raduate at the close of spring so- stair ester. This regulation applies to HouW raduate and undergraduate stu- tat ring -DELTALI ~E-ALPB ~venes I anceS in, USC Law School, Co: Limestone, Lander, Nei ervance Session will open ri. with the constitution; ition. Each delegation w one vote and a % affirmj ote of those present will 1 ed for ratification. Gov. Burnet R. Maybar~ ormer USC president Doi ussell, candidates for go' of South Carolina, ar >r Marshall Parker ar ;entative Robert N. McNal ates for lieutenant govern< state, will address the deli tate Elections Will Be Held Next Weel tions to fill vacanciesi it Senate will be held c ~y, March 5, in the old fad lining room of the Russe Cafeteria. b Adams, chairman of tU na committee, announce here there are vacancies I ngineering, Education, Bun idministration and Gradua 5. didates must have hande ames in at the Russell Houi nation Desk by 6 p.m. Fi farch 2. pha Phi Omega servli rnlty announces its spring ~r fitting Monday, March ~om 11-5 p.m., in the up. s lobby of the Russell e. Monday Is the only day this service will be . L. s Gain PEL TA DELTA Il 4 ;U'x an So cai col Xx-i fic M< .. . . ... .....De sdD sec Sp Fi ort Co do, to hei the fol A DELTA PI liv inj we an fol vel Al dii M in - ~ ini tri th( tac fie on (Photos by Jim Simons.) VIarch 7 by 0Yl 1- gates at a banquet Wednesday th v- night. was it berry, Wofford, Winthrop, USC an. il Extension at Florence and Beau- mu 11 fort, Co)lege of Charleston, The dai I- Citadel, and Erskine- an< k Campus Rumors SoFact Or ] Soeinteresting rumors have ,been floating around campus, but wil most of them are fiction instead ter of fact. To nip a few in the bud: 1. Girls living In the new dorm do next year will have to pay $60 ch4 more than other girls to cover phone, etc.Ca The truth--There will be a fee e 'for the phone, which may be used n for on or off-campus calls, but it n hasn't been set yet. h " Local Senateb SPasses Cold War Seminar t d The proposed Cold War Seminar n ie was passed unanimously at the February 26 meeting of Student ca' _Senate. b The Cold War Seminar Commit- aci tee is considering the dates of April 5, 10, or 17 on which to gi, hold the seminar. Possible hours Si, for the meeting would be 10 a.mi. bli to 1 p.m. and 2-4 p.m. Several speakers have been dis cussed, but none have been defi- SI. nitely decided unon. n In( SHappened Tuesday Dexadream itunt Night Papier - mache heads bobbed, tl y-league" clothes were spoofed, r I a neurotic coed "told all" as A rority Stunt Night carried the r )acity audience on trips across mntry, into a psychiatrist's of- t e, a sorority room, to the m >on, and into the future. rrophies were awarded Delta G Ita Delta, first place, for s1 exadream"; Alpha Delta Pi, f< ond, "The Trial of Space Man eed"; Delta Zeta third, "Fancy p ;h Tale"; and Chi Omega, hon- a kble mention, "Skipping the q untry." a [ri-Delt Lucy Fugiel calmed ,vn to a jittering mass of nerves tell a psychiatrist the basis of C neuroticism: dexadrine pills, n telephone ringing "but never A me"), and bilogy class with s, ely frogs. el The Frog Song rhe skit was interspersed with n isical numbers, with one "jump- li " frog song, whose lyrics t< nt like this: "I went to class n d so I died, they put me in a -maldehyde." Lucy's testimony was written in t] .se form as a parody of Edgar s len Poe's "The Raven," and was e -ected by Cornelia Mayer and c trion Rhett. ADPi's satire of the USC park- t , problem, projected 30 years a ;o the future, dealt with the C al of a space age Carolina man d io was forced to park on the c rne of McKissick Library to m !p his date from waiting. k A Frustrated Cop k campus policeman cast as a villain-black curling mus- E he and lumbering walk- testi- C d against Space Man Speed, G ly to exit in frustrated tears as N1 -eadership icheduled F k Leadership School sponsored the Junior-Senior YWCA and p ICA will be conducted Satur- g r, March 17 from 1:30-5:30 ft 1. at the R. G. Bell "Y" Camp. E 3ne of the major projects of N "Y" organizations, the school T s established to train officers "' I leaders of the Carolina Coin- ~ nity organizations in the fun maental concepts of leadership " I parliamentary procedure. r< D u: 'iction.? ~. Girls living in the new dorm I be required to eat in its cafe- a ia. p ['he truth - Girls in the newM -m may eat wherever they C ose. 1. Boys will not be allowed to s< in the new cafeteria.J ['he truth -- The cafeteria will b: coed. 1. No student has to take three si .ir-quizzes in one day. p ['he truth--It is not only possi ,but has been known to hap 1, that students can be sched d for as many hour-quizzes a y' as they have classes. .. Applications are now being ten for the new girls' dorm. rhe truth -- Applications will be taken for some time. . Freshmen can't have cars on upus next year. rhe truth--This was discussed a the Student Council but no I ion has been taken yet. 7. Construction on the new -Is' dorm is being held up by l ns occupants who leave theiri nds open at night. r'he truth--No comment. a [t is no rumor, however, that I iter will handle all meals in the ' w dorm's afteria.. raiety -' Dazzles Judges ie "lobby" for Space Man inter ipted his testimony repeatedly 'ith defense in song and dance, asulting in a verdict of innocent. Delta Zeta went under the sea present the wonderful water 'orld of "Ollie and Oscar Octupi" ith song and dance. Connie etsinger as Queen Neptune aged a command performance >r deep-sea diver. (See page 8) Chi O's "Skipping the Country" resented glimpses of the U. S., rid wound up with a twist se Lience featuring Carolina coeds rid moon men. Proceeds For Scholarship Sponsored by Pan - Hellenic ouncil, Stunt Night featured 15 iinute skits by seven sororities. . scholarship fund for an out .anding foreign student will re !ive the proceeds. Kappa Delta's "KD's Pepper int Lounge" satirized campus fe, as rushees were introduced sorority life. "He's a Carolina ian, but he ain't popular, he n't wearing Yellow Gant," the D's sang. Words of wisdom to ie rushees were "DAV doesn't .and for disabled American vet rans," and "don't park in the iief of police's parking place." Pi Phi's "Carolina Odyssey" >ld the story, by Gregorian chant nd music, of a Carolina man. ampus police were again in evi ence, this time singing, "We are impus cops strong and brave, ,e wear our guns to make the ids behave." ZTA's "Roamin' Holiday" itiner ry included Chicago, the Alamo, isneyland, Alaska and ended at arolina with the finale "It's reat To Be in Carolina in the Corning." !chool or March Each organization may send its resident and one or more dele ates to the school, which will ature leaders including USC xtension Division director Dr. icholas Mitchell, Dean George omlin, Dean Elizabeth Clot orthy, Linda Leifermann, Guy eares, and Jimmy Mann. The theme of the school will be .eadership -- Today and Tomor w in the Carolina Community." r. Mitchell's topic will be "What adership involves on this, a big Aiversity campus." Jimmy Mann ill head a debate team group hich will present a demonstra on of parliamentary procedure. Group discussions on "What is ieded in leadership on this cam is" will be led by Dean Tomlin, eares, Dean Clotworthy, and erda Moore. Reservations for the leadership 'hool may be made by contacting idy Refo or Buddy Herring, or ,' putting a card in the campus ail - Box 3445. Each person iould indicate if he needs trans-. rtation to the "Y" Camp. ~ost ... And Found Have you lost something? Don't ok in the yellow pages -- go to aeo Lost and Found department at rie Russell House Information Iesk. The most commonly lost articles re glasses. Approximately 20 airs have accumulated at the nformation Desk. Other articles found are a New erry High School ring with nitials inside; a Bel Air High ichool ring with initials inside; girl's and a man's monogrammed .D. bracelet; a girl's bracelet with round charm; a man's wrist watch; and a cigarette lighter.