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Judy
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By Regina Galgano
Judith Ann Hart, a senior Eng
lish major, was born in Charles
ton. When in the eighth grade sh<
and her family moved to Colum
bia, where Judy attended and
graduated from Columbia Higl
School. She then entered Carolina
Judy is a member of Chi Omegi
Sorority, which she has served ai
Rush Chairman and Secretary
She is also a member of Pai
Hellenic, which is the favorite o:
her activities because, "I am ver,
much in favor of sorority life an<
feel that by serving on Pan He
I can help cooperate with thi
other girls and better the system.
She has served on Pan Iel foi
two and a half years and co
edited the Pan Hel handbook wit]
Claudia Waites.
Judy is also a member of thi
"Y" and has been a past secretar
of Sophomore "Y" and Treasure:
of Junior-Senior "Y."
She is also a member of AKG
Euphros, and KDE. Judy ha:
been on the Honor Role and th,
Dean's List.
- Upon graduation in June, Jud
plans to attend Florida Stat
University where she will obtaih
her Master's Degree in Librar:
Science. At present she is gettinj
practical experience in this fiel<
by working in the children's de
partment of the Richland Count
Public Library. Among her othei
duties here, Judy is a "'storylady.
Judy has for the past seven year:
worked at the library in he:
chosen field.
When asked why she majore<
in English, Judy replied that i
was her favorite subject, an
since she likes to read and love;
all types of literature she though
that English would be the bes
thing that she could major in.
As it happens her favorite pro
fessor is in the English depart
ment. This professor is Dr. Seig
ler. It is a standing joke that Di
ter's Gu
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Seigler is going to take out legal
adoption papers on her since he
has seen her face in so many of
hits classes.
Judy said that though she has
never jumped off of a bridge, she
once dared her little brother to
fly out of a second-story window.
Funny thing, he (lid. "He broke
his arm doing it though, and I
got a whipping."
In her younger days Judy
r lived on a farm. "We had every
kind of animal that you can men
tion, and we used to play with
the mice in the feed bags." Well!
3 Judy once attended a Chi 0 con
vention in Atlanta. "The name of
r it was 'Firesides,' and it was a
- leadership school. When we left
i Columbia, the girls that I went
with decided that when we got to
a Atlanta we'd go around and see
r the sights and go shopping and
r all. But when we got there things
didn't work out that way. We left
the hotel one time, and that was
a to come home. I've never had a
a busier weekend in my entire life.
I went to more meetings and
r functions than I can count."
"The only other place that I've
i ever been is to New England and
r that was when I was about 13. I
i met some northern boys not too
I long ago who really teased me
- about not having a very accurate
picture of the north. After all,
r what do you expect from a thir
' teen-year-old child. I do remember
i that it was beautiful country, and
r I think that's what I remember
most about it."
I If you think that you've seen
t Judy around campus and have
I vaguely recognized her, then it
s might be because you met her at
t a SASC (Southern Association of
t Student Councils) convention dur
ing high school. "I met so many
- people at that convention that I
- know now that it's almost unbe
lievable. In fact, two of the peo
ple I met then are now two of my
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When asked what kind of music
she preferred, Judy replied, "I
think I'm tone deaf. I can't sing or
play the piano or any instrument,
but I do try to sing. The only
thing is that the chapter didn't
appreciate it when I tried to sing
in song fest. As for music, I like
almost all types of it."
Judy's favorite author is Wil
liam Faulkner. "I love him, but
I hate to think that he's the
spokesman for the south. My
favorite book right now is "To
Kill A Mocking Bird."
One of Judy's dislikes is being
a day student. "I would love to
live on campus, and instead of go
ing home at night go back to the
dorm and talk . . . or study. But
as long as I'm at Carolina I guess
it really doesn't matter. I love
this University and have had so
much fun since I've been here that
I hate to leave."
We hate to see her leave, but
know that she will get the degree
that she's after and enjoy her
work. Judy's stay at the Univer
sity has been quite profitable, and
to add to her list of achievements,
Judy was elected this year to
Who's Who In American Colleges
and Universities.
Kappa Sigma
Announces
New Officers
The newly elected officers of
Kappa Sigma Fraternity for the
fall semester were announced
Saturday night at the annual
Spring semi-formal honoring the
chapter alumni. Those elected are:
Lewis Argoc, Grand Master; Bob
Smith, Grand Procurator; Leslie
Dickert, Grand Master of Cere
monies; Bob Crain, Grand Scribe;
Swami Nash, Grand Treasurer.
Also announced was the new
chapter sweetheart, Mary Jo
Sherrill of Rock Hill.
Phi Epsilon Nil
Slates Officers
Phi Epsilon Nu, professional
journalism sorority, elected Le
vona Page president at its last
meeting.
The other officers named by the
organization of women journalism
majors are .Jo Ann Coker, vice
president; Emily Redding, treas
urer; Margaret Byrd, secretary;
and Brenda Williams, keeper of
the archives.
HELP WANTED!
Help Wanted: All persons in
terested in working on the so
ciety staff of the "Gamecock"
next semester should contact
Regina Galgano.
The only qualifications are
willingness to work, interest in
writing, and interest in "wvhat's
happening" aroundl the campus.
If you think that you filli
these qualifications, please get
in touch with Regina Galgano
before May 30th.
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By Barbara Moore and Eva EdeLsburg
"All I've done all my life is deal with young people,"
said track coach Weems Baskin. "That's all I know."
Coach Baskin, who affectionately calls those he coaches
"my kids," has been with the University 14 years. He
was asked to come to USC by the late Rex Enright. Besides
being track coach, Baskin is intramural director and as
sistant football coach.
Coach Baskin went to Auburn in 1923 and was regular
end on the football team, also gaining special recognition
in track. He set new Southern Conference hurdles records
several times, won the conference high hurdles three
straight years, and took the NCAA title in 1927.
He was named as an alternate for the Olympics the same
year. Although a knee injury prevented him from qualify
ing, he accompanied the team to Amsterdam, where he had
perhaps the most unforgettable experience of his lifetime.
He was supposed to go to the stadium, but .Just after he
left his hotel, he realized he had forgotten his ticket. He
didn't have time to go back, so he went to the stadium.
There he encountered a 10-ft. wall watched by guards with
bayonets. The problem was: How to get in. So our national
AAU high hurdles champ scaled the 10-ft. wall. To avoid
the guards pursuing him, he mixed with the crowd he had
dropped in - the Royal Family and their guests! Being
the gentleman that he was, he accompanied them to the
Royal Box where he sat unnoticed - he thought. The next
morning, the headlines on a Paris and a New York paper
contained a bird's eye view of the incident, which had been
seen by a close friend of his!
Coach Baskin began his coaching career at Auburn in
1930, and went to Georgia the following year, where he
coached the great Spec Towns. Before coming to U.S.C. he
coached at Mississippi.
Coach Baskin who considers himself a strict discipli
narian says, "I may seem to be rather harsh at times, but
I am usually thanked later." he continued, "You can demand
a lot of a boy if you're fair with him. He's on your side; he
always will be."
The coach's aims for the University are naturally to win,
to show improvement every year, help any athlete, and to
get better participation in intramural activities.
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Mary Jo Sherrill
Little Audrey
(Continued from page 4)
...Bob Haney and Anna Long, Kiki Rigby and Jim Lan
ford, Sally Stokes and Bobby Robinson, Pud Patterson and
D)ave Adams, Pam Crawford and Charlie Bradshaw, Mollie
D)rayton and Punky Holler, Gayle Youngblood and Joel
Goodrich, and many, many more.
ENGAGED
Just one this week . . . but there's still . . . the same
thrill . . . for . . . Bunny Hembel and Steve Walker (West
Point).
WEDDING BELLS
Are ringing . . . for that old gang of mine. .Char
lene Hazelrigga arid Bobby Gordon, Julie Pritchard (KD)
and Bob Hlaynie (Kappa Sig).
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