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OUR POLICY IS TO EDITOR SWAMPED SUPPLY THE NEWS, WITH LETTERS NOT SUPPRESS IT. (Page 2) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLNA Vol. LIII, No. 12 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER 30, 1962 vnrwnmn ion Carolinc * To 'Whu Twenty-eight Carolina s Who In American Colleges i Ben B. Boyd Eddie Brown Walter Bull Murray Coker John Dalisa Michael Daniel Mary Ann Easterling Doug Gray Howard Hellams James Herring Bob Hill Eleanor Houck Jerry Jackson Ken Lester . .As ..By Honorary leadership fraternity Omicron Delta Kappa tapped seven new members last night at sorority Song Fest. Contributions of the new mem bers to the University were read in the form of citations. They are as follows: MARION EUGENE BURNS .*ne whose friendly and easy-go ing personality has won the at tention of his fellow students, Mr. Burns' high character has made him a wholesome influence on our campus. He has served as an officer of "The Gamecock" staff, a member of the YMCA Cabinet, and an Orientation Counselor. Both Arnold Air So ciety and Kappa Sigma Kappa have recognized his influence and leadership in our community. He has further contributed as a Greater University Fund worker, a University Registration Assis tant, a member of the Student Government Elections Committee, and an officer of the Sigma Nu Fraternity. His concern for in tellectual endeavor has resulted in his being named to the Honor Roll each of his semesters here and his being presented the Air F o r c e Freshman Scholarship Award. His grade point ratio is 5.1. His ability, personality, and solid character have made him a constructive force on our cam pus. DONALD STANLEY CHURCH --One whose dedication to Caro lina's academic endeavor demon strates his understanding of the true meaning of the University. Despite the fact that his mar '~rage and private life demand Wuch of his time, he has worked conscientiously to enrich the in tellectual experience of his fellow I'8 IroniC' Myers Awa For Ole M Dennis Myers, a "Gamecocli staff writer, received a $500 Wi liam Randolph Hearst Foundatic scholarship early this week for news story he wrote on the int< gration riots at the University< Mississippi, published in the Oct< ber 5 edition of "The Gamecock.' Myers' prize - winning stor) was an eyewitness account of th4 University of Mississippi inte. gration turmoil I a s t month printed in a special "Gamecock' insert titled "It Happened ir Mississippi." But getting his story prove somewhat costly to Myers, alor with several other "Gamecocl< staff writers who made an at venturesome, 1,200-mile trip to O: ford, Miss., early in October. Lists 28 's Who' tudents were named to "Who's ind Universities" this week: Richard Lomas Leroy Lucas Toni Metcalf Gerda Moore Spencer Moorer Dickey Preacher Judy Refo Osce Self Miami Sunshine Jean Willis Brenda Williams John Williams Jack Wilson Kerry Wofford Of Som Omicron Delta students, as well as that of him- t self. He has been President of ] such academic groups as Tau Beta Pi and the American In stitute of Electrical and Radio Engineers. In addition, he is vice president of Eta Kappa Nu Honorary Society and a member of Pi Mu Epsilon. He has held six academic scholarships and has a 5.1 grade point ratio. He is recognized not only for his own academic achievement, but for his sincere efforts to stimu late and assist other students in their academic pursuits. JAMES ALLEN LESTER GLENN-One who has combined a well-rounded social life with a sense of responsibility to the Uni versity. He has used his appealing personality not only for personal satisfaction, but to serve Caro lina's students. For two years he has been an active member of the Student Senate and has worked with many committees, including the popular Dance Committee of which he is now co-chairman. He has served the Sigma Nu Fraternity as an of ficer and has been recognized by Kappa Sigma Kappa. He has al so distinguished himself academ ically in a difficult field of study, having received an academ ic scholarship and having been elected to Rho Chi Pharmaceuti cal Honor Fraternity. He is recognized for his personable service to the University and its students. HERBERT REID HEILIG - One whose social conscience and concern for the welfare of others has moved those who know him. He has tirelessly worked to con tribute to the religious awareness of our Community. He has been rded $500 iss Article "on the escapade, and Myers was l-placed on social probation and n removed from "The Gamecock," a along with the other students. -However, his account was se >f lected by USC's School of Journal - ism in a news-writing field open to all accredited schools of journal ism in American colleges and uni versities, winning second place among nationwide entries. "It's ironic," Myers said of the announcement that he had been rewvarded for his journalistic ef fort. Enroute to the stormy campus d t Ole Miss, the automobile carry ging the "Gamecock" writers was "searched eight separate times by 1- :ederal troops. Finally, an Army C- lieutenant from South Carolina as sisted the USC students in getting on campus, Myers aid. CCU-N UNITED NATIONS delegates U Thant, as the 17th regular UN campus, sponsored by the S. C. ( ,eone G Kappa hrice elected President of the .utheran S t u d e n t Association Lnd is now Vice-President of the ,arolina Religious Council. His ense of concern and fairness has von him a seat on the Men's rudicial Council. He has further listinguished himself by his lead rship in the Naval ROTC, serv ng as an officer of Compass and 3hart, officer of Pershing Rifles, tnd business manager of the 4avy newpaper. He has won wo academic scholarships, but, ks always, he channels his own Lchievement to the benefit of >thers. An example is the )an ruage tutoring classes which he iolds for Carolina's international itudents. JOHN MILLS HOWELI-One Yho has brought distinction to iimself and to the University hrough his championship efforts n the Debate Team. He is now me of the two top members of jarolina's award winning debate ean and also serves as an offi -er of Tau Kappa Alpha Debat ng Fraternity and the Euphra ian Society. Mr. Howell has ilso s e r v e d the University :hrough his work as an officer of he Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. He .s distinguished academically and has been listed on the Honor Roll. Hlis high abilities bring credit not mnly to himself, but to the entire University. PERRY MOSES-One who has svillingly demonstrated his cager mess to work for the improvement >f the University by his leader ship in a variety of activities. He chairs a Student Government Legislative Committee during this, his second term in the Stu lent Senate. He has been vice (Continued on page 8) Celeste Allen Co-Ed D An ironic accident took the life >f a University junior last Wed. iesday when Celeste Allen died of iead and facial injuries received ii i two-car collision. A car driver >y her brother, Edwin M. Allen [r.,,.collided wvith a car~ driven by WVallace L. Williams of Florence I'uesday night at 9:20 p.m. Brothei >f the deceased is in the hospital uffering from face laceratione tnd shock. Miss Allen had gone home be ~ause of the birth of a daughter tc ier sister, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Pad gett. Mrs. Padgett, the fornmei Betsy Allen, graduated from USC several years ago. Miss Allen and her brother were -nturnin o t he hospital with s InuSe convene in New York to hear an addre General Assembly opens. A seminar on ollegiate Council for the United Nationi ently Ti ...By Alpha I Eight Carolina coeds and two faculty honorary members were tapped into Alpha Kappa Gam ma, woman's honorary sorority, at Drayton Hall last night. The following were acknowledged by AKG during the annual Sorority Song Fest: ABBIE FRICK of Greer is a cenior in the School of Nursing. Her activities include Delta Zeta scholarship chairman, rush chair man, Y Cabinet; Meditrina and Hypatian social chairman, chap lin, Pan-hellenic Council; Student Senate, Artist Series Committee, Student Food Committee; West minster; Dean's List and fresh man Honor Roll. CAROLYN HONEYCUTT of Columbia is a senior majoring in math. Alpha Lambda Delta his torian, publication chairman; Hypatian critic, vice-president; Regional Secretary of Tau Kappa Alpha; Debate Team; Phi Mu Epsilon; Lutheran Student As sociation; Honor Roll and Dean's List. BELLE BOONE HOWE of Charleston is a junior education major. Alpha Delta Pi, rush chairman, p I e d g e president, stunt night author; Panhellenic Council; co-editor of Rush Book let; Pep and Press Clubs; Epsi lon, Epsilon, Epsilon secretary; Orientation Counselor; Y Cabinet, YWCA-news editor, and West minster Fellowship. LEAH TIMBERLAKE, sociol ogy major, is a senior from Myr tie Beach. Delta Zeta standards chairman, corresponding secre tary, vice - president, pledge trainer; Student Council dance committee; YWCA intercollegian chairman; Wesley publication, membership committees; Hypa ies In Au! camera to take a picture of their new niece at the time of the acci den'It. Dr. Edwin M. Allen, father ISSIOR as by UN Acting Secreary-General the UN is now in session on USC's 3. (Photo - United Nations.) i-pping iappa Gamma tian marshal; Women's Athlet! Association; Student Educatio Association, s o c i a l chairmar Band and "Gamecock" staf freshman year. ELKE MARON of Mullins i a senior majoring in Foreig Languages. Alpha Pi pledg president, corresponding secro t a r y, treasurer, scholarshi award; International Relatior and International Student Clubsi; Y Cabinet; Euphroaynes president; Honor Roll and Dean List. SARAH RUTH (SIS) MUI LIS is a junior pharmacy maj< from Lancaster. Transfer froi the Lancaster Extension Divisic of USC; Pi Beta Phi assistar pledge trainer, Best Pledge, pro gram chairman; YWCA-cabine freshman YWCA advisor; Ei phrosynean vice - presiden1 American Pharmaceutical A sociation. LINDA ANN SANDERS, jui ior, is a math major from Nort Augusta. Pi Beta Phi; Alph Lambda Delta charter membe president; Women's Athletic A: sociation; YWCA cabinet; Pai hellenic Council; Wesley secr< tary; Phi Mu Epsilon and Hon< Roll. ELEANOR SPRUILL of Chi raw Is a senior English majc Canterbury president; D e I t Delta Delta corresponding secr< tary; R. E Week Executi' Committee; YWCA cabinet; Il ternational Relations Club; Cari lina Religious Council historia1 Women's Athletic Associatic and Sims Dormitory Council. MISS AMY E. VIGLION] Dean of the School of Nursin; was tapped as an honorary meri (Continued on page 8) o Wreck of the deceased, attempted to te them not to go to the hospite that night but to wait and tak~ pictures of the baby in the morr ig. Celeste was a recent transfe from Converse College. She live inl Sims Dormitory, and was member of the dormitory's ha eouncil. An education major, Celeste wa sne of the five finalists for Mis Garnet and Black of 1963. Elizabeth M. Clotworthy, Dea f Women, commented on the cc ed's death: "In the short time sh hiad been here, she had made man :riends on the campus." Williams was charged with dria ing under the influence of alc< holic beverages and having r1 valid South Carolina driver's cnane. OnCi Students Cc From Thre( BY STAFF WRITER A three-day seminar on the United Nations began yesterday at USC with students from South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia colleges and universities participating. Eddie Roberts, a junior and state chairman of the Collegiate Council for the United Nations, is heading the group that will hear political leaders discuss the his tory, structure, and goals of the Piano Duo To Appear Wednesday Nelson and Neal, an Australian \merican Two-Piano team, will ppear as the second presentation ,f the University Artists Series iext Wednesday, December 5, at L p.m. in Drayton Hall. This duo has been widely ac -laimed for their interpretations n f Brahms and the romantic music 3f the nineteenth century. Last ;eason they presented the North American premiere of the newly fiscovered Mendelssohn's Concerto n in E major. - Wednesday's recital consists en p tirely of original four-hand music, s and is typical of the programming s which has won them favor with n critics and audiences alike. 's Allison Nelson and Harry Neal met while both were students at Philadelphia's Curtis Institute of r Music. In the last ten years th-y n have played nearly 1,000 recitals *n on both sides of the globe. it Their life story has been drama ) ized over CBS-TV and on NBC t, TV's "This is Your Life" program. Neal has written an autobiogra .)hy, Wave As You Pass, which -.vas published by Lippincott. They record for 20th Century-Fox Rec ards. h 'a r. On the Inside I- On the inside this week . . . Students voice opinions--page 2 >r Basketball Season Preview - page 3. e- ODK presidents' banquet--page r. 8. a Civil Defense Set-yage 8. e- U. S. Security Council Consul re tant to Speak-page 8. 1 Bantlam e r d Is n y Bantam Beauty boasts box as * Senate's new box on ground floor 0 more business administration majo - water skiing, hunting . . . and g impas 0 nvenmg . States United Nations. James P. Richards, a former South Carolina congressman, ad .1ressed the group last night in the Law School auditorium, following a banquet in his honor. Mr. Rich ards spoke on "The United States .nd the United Nations." Students attending the seminar .vill hear a panel discussion on the subject, "The UN Should Be the Cornerstone of American Foreign Policy," by professors Dr. John B. MlcConaughy of the Department of Political Science, and Dr. Maxwell Flapan, Dr. Raymond A. Moore ind Dr. James H. Wolfe of the Department of International Stud :es. The panel debate will be held at 10 p.m. in Russell House. Phillip Deane, director of the United Nations Information Cen ter in Washington, D. C., will ad dress the group today at 2 p.m. and tomorrow at 9 a.m. in Russell House. A motion picture on Angola at 7 p.m. tonight in Russell House -Auditorium will precede an ad Eddie RobwerLs Iress by Sam Levering, the 'father" of the American Freedom Association. Lecture sessions, motion picture, )anel discussion and question and inswer sessions of the seminar are pen to the public. CCUN now has more than 350 -ollege affiliates. The group at USC is sponsored by the Interna ional Relations Club and the YMCA-YWCA. Dr. John Mc ,onaughy of the Department of Political Science is faculty adviser. Purpose of the organization is ~o spread information concerning he UN through such programs as nodel United Nations sessions, :ampus forums on world affairs, student conferences on UN issues, speakers, films, and publications. Beauty Kiki Genett place. a suggestion in of Russell House. Kiki Is a sopho e from Palm Beach, Fla. She enjoya unggestlons. See page 8 for Senate Winie.