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New nenbers of the univers row, from left, John Bradley, Jan Dan Mackey, Don McKeown, Sair Robert Bentley, Jr., and Art Jant 20 Freshi To Twenty freshman counselor have been chosen to assist neN students in Wade Hampton and McClintock dormitories next year according to Dean of Womer Elizabeth Clotworthy. USC coeds who met the require. ments of the selection committe( and who will be assigned to a hall in Wade Hampton dorm are Eloist Who's News (Continued from page 1) Stuckey, Mimi Sunshine, Jear Willis and Joan Wolcott. SCMSC South Carolina Model Security Council elections, held during last veek's first Security Council meeting, chose Walter Bilbro, USC, president. Other officers are Cathy Smith Coker College, vice - president; Gabriel Bataresch, USC, outstand ing delegate; and United Arat Republic, represented by Caro lina's International Relations Club outstanding delegation. Secretary-general will be ap pointed prior to next year's Coun cil meeting, which is to be hel at Carolina again. Outstanding dlelegate Gabrie Bataresch headed the Russiar group) which spiced the conventior with debates with the Americar representatives. Clariosophic Society Clariosophic members electet Torn Smith president for fall se mester, 1962. Other officers namedl in Tues day's elections are Gene Platt vice president; Walter McCloud critic; andl William Rogers, see. retary. Also, Walter Bilbro, treasurer F'. B. I[awvkins, sergeant-at-arms James D7onelan, publicity director andl Roy Jones, rep)resentative t< the Board of Student Publications "It's calh ...and it 210GREAT TOE AGED MILD, BLEI SDX TAPS 13 ity chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, professi kes Preston, Kecley Jones, Howard Hellan it McEwen, Jr., Robert Nash, Jr., and Du !s. (USC Photo - McGrail.) nan Couns Assist New McMillan, Terry Seay, Rosemary I Hankins, M a r i e Scarborough, Francis Hollis, and Virginia Fish- I burne. ] Also, Jeanne Elliot, M a r y , Kearns, Cynthia Carsten, Joy Al- I USCMaleslk To Live Ofj Compulsory on - campus resi- i dences for men students has been I subject to discussion since it was established earlier this year. Dean of Students George Tomlin has re-emphasized that this rule applies especially to freshman boys, and will apply to all other men students who are living with their parents or other relatives. Right of appeal will be given to men students who are seniors, juniors, or sophomores with high academic records and good be havior in the past. Freshmen who are a few years WISHING YOU ON YOUR Con gratulati FOOD SI MANAGI SIC FLICS ; ~d Chesterfield 's KingSize." lACCOS MAKE 20 WONDER MIDED MILD - NOT FILTERED MILE onal journalism society, are, first ks, and James Martin. Second row, ug Gray. Third row, Lloyd Parker, elors Students en, Lynne Proctor, Harriet Etter. McClintock hall counselors will >e Linda McAfee, Terry Barger, lachel Patton, A n n Houston, knida Perna, Susan Matthews, Ilenn Millsap, and Genie Howie. FayAppeal F-Campus bove the average may also ap leal. Students currently enrolled at USC are requested not to fill out the Undergraduate Sumnmer Ses sion Data Sheets found in the Summer School Bulletin. Registrar Rollin E. Godfrey also requests candidates for degrees it the close of the suinimer session to file their applieations prior to June 30. Suimer school graduation will lie August 25. ALL SUCCESS EXAMS! r)is Seniors Your Host and Director 3EORGE M. TROUP RVICE CMENT IGAP TTES FUL SMOKES! , -HYSATISFY Student Set The regular meeting of Stud( President Osce Self. The meeting lain Walter Bull. The roll was meeting were approved as read. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Rules Committee-Chairman Cht committee was still working on 1 Committee-Chairman Bill Gooding mittee met on May 2, 1962. This are: Chip Cothran, Abbie Frick, faculty members are Dean Amy Smith, 11. L. Rhodes, Marion Dat sentative for the Slater Food Ser in the Student Senate office. OL) BUSINESS: Johnny Hagins reminded Sen stated that events planned by ih will not be excused, but that any the Intramural Committee, I.F.C., President. Self stated that he Roger White and had invited th< Senate. Coach Bass explained tha the students have been sitting, hi Senate endorsed the proposal to discussion followed concerning th< he wanted to do what would prodi was best for the University and j gain more by the move. It was p cheering section sits across from was also presented that due to tl move was inevitable. Tim Quinn moved that Studen amendment was made by Howard Student Senate in conjunction wi the "Gamecock," etc., describing the reason for the necessary mov4 ment were passed. President Self made the follow teria Committee-Bill Gooding, Cl1 Walter Bull, and Chip Cothran; Ti man, George Sullivan, Jack Wilsc Dance Committee-Tim Quinn a1 Smith, Susan Matthews, Sandy E Peggy Fretwell, C. 0. Warren, Dul Series-Lloyd Hendricks, chairmai eale, Abbie Frick, Pam Crawford, Sunshine; Student Union-Ed Curt Rashid, Carl Evans, Herb Adams, Brown, Jack Wilson, Joan Wolcot that these appointments be accepto NEW BUSINESS: President Self announced that selected to fill a vacancy that had the candidate with the next highes the vacancy. The motion was pass Charlie Moore presented the WHEREAS, the University chal its continued support of the Univ viding certificates of election for e THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL' University of South Carolina go u l'vol Lhe lively Lively Beth Hofstetter c rousing Thunderbird Sr bullet features slip-stre sonal console, and coi also get intercontinents tate Minutes May 14, 1962 nt Senate was called to order by was opened with a prayer by Chap alled and the minutes of the last rlie Moore announced that the rules -he revision of the rules. Cafeteria reported that the Cafeteria Con year's student committee members Nalter Bull, and Sandy Swink. The E. Viglione, chairman, Dr. B. C. tzler. George Troup acts as repre iice. The complete report is on file tors to turn in their excuses and idividual fraternities and sororities thing planned by a group such as or Pan-Ilellenic Council will be. had been to see Coach Bass and mi to come and speak to Student t tickets for the West side, where d been ordered soon after Student move to the other side. A lengthy Sliroposal. Coach Bass stated that ice the most school s ar:t and what n his op)inio!i the University would :inted out that in some schools the the football team. The argument ie growth of the student body, the t Senate endorse the proposal. The lellams that the President of the lh Coach Bass issue statements in the realities of the situation and Both the motion and the amend ing committee appointments: Cafe airman, Abbie Frick, Sandy Swink, affic and Safety-Don Hunt, chair n, Ken Chance, and Joe Williams; id Jimmy Glenn, chairmen, Yank wink, Carole Jones, Peggy Moses, Davis, and Carl Hendricks; Artists 1, Patty Richardson, W. H. Breaz Bud Edens, Bill Wood, and Mimi is, chairman, Alson Sanders, Louise Kaki Eccles, Murray Coker, Eugene , and Carole Jones. It was moved !d. The motion was passed. a new boy cheerleader had to be occurred. Joel Gottlieb moved that t number of votes be elected to fill d. following resolution: iter of Alpha Phi Omega has shown 3rsity Student Government by pro ach member of this Student Senate, ED, that the Student Senate of the n record as being grateful for this Beth HoP$Le1 'with 11111 1Ia Now Ihrndor njoys steak, ice cream, and the >orts Roadster. This upholstered am headrests, wire wheels, per tour-carved bucket seats. You ti ballistic muscle from an extra Frosh On To Begin The first week of the newly re vised freshman orientation will be i held June 26 through June 29, 1 Dean of Students George Tomlin has announced. The next week of the compulsory orientation will be the week of July 10. From that time, a weekly session will be held beginning every I Tuesday until the week of August 31. Another meeting will be held on September 7. Each orientation session will be gin on a Tuesday afternoon and will continue until the following 1 Friday at 12 Noon. The students chosen to counsel the freshmen are Charles Behling, Osce Self, Bob Plunkett, Ben Boyd, Tim Quinn, Pat Adair, Brenda Williams, Fran Baskin, 1 Anna Long and Kaki Eccles. The duties of these counselors, in the words of Dean Tomlin, will be "to acquaint the freshmen with other than academic matters of the University." Among the sub jects of discussion will be student activities, the obligations of the students to their school, and stu dent government and its functions. 1 patriotic token of support. It was moved that this resoluti passed. There being no further business, Absent were: Mary Ann Easterlin Todd Wilson, Julian Jones, Bob Whi Glenn. CAMPBELL' PHAR Cornell DRUGS - SCHC NOTIONS - SOE lor, Ohio $Lai Thie lively Homecoming Queen hea isomg Chmrdor oly ono from bird 8ports R 40 h)p of Thunderbird thunder Sports V-8 engine . . . it's a stir See the impressive Sports Roads the Lively Ones at your Ford Deal liveliest place in town I tentation June 26 It will be the duty of the faculty .ounselors, who will be chosen ater, to discuss with the freshmen ,he academic side of Carolina. The freshmen and the counselors oill be housed in the dormitories. There will be a charge of $15 or each freshman during orienta lon. Move Is (Continued from page 1) iundred additional seats located it mid-field. With our Increasing nrollment each year this step is :ertainly a logical one. A dynamic illy expanding University is one :hat must undergo change. When :his change is made for the better nent of our school it becomes our responsibility to vigorously sup )ort it. By this move our entire Univer ;ity will be given a chance to ,row even more rapidly. This rrowth will in turn benefit us to in extent much greater than the imaU sacrifice that we might nake. on be accepted. The motion was the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Mary Huston Armstrong Secretary i., Audrey Hand, Jerry Jackson, Laker, Jimmy Stuckey, and Jimmy CORNELL RACY Arms OL SUPPLIES 1A FOUNTAIN W;g'6-4 ,Ohio, and will be a June brld, this year forW62: oadsLor! >acked into the new ring propulsion unit! ter, and all A PROOUCT OF ar's...the