The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 10, 1963, Image 2
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ALL-AMERICAN NEGRO GMECRCK'
FALL 1962 (See Page 2)
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROINA
Vol. LIII, No. 28 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, MAY 10, 1963 FOUNDED 1908
USC MAY QUEEN: Anne
hrundreds of people attending I
was crowned May Queenr by Pr
nation ecremorny on the Ilor
Kappa Sigma Kappa.
Reba Hutt
Young De]
Reba Hutto was elected pa
dent of the Young Democrats
a meeting held on Tuesday.
Other officers are vice-pr
dent, Harvey Watson ; secretr
Kathy Staples; corresponding
retary, Nancy White; execu
councilman-at-large, Ferd Jor
and, publicity chairman, Del
Myers.
Miss HIutto announced a r
program for the fall term. "I
pie knew the Young Democi
exisited," she said, "but they
not familiar with our aims
ideas. We plan to touch
incoming freshmen."
"This is election year and
plan to enlist the aid of cam
Publications
Corps Atten
SCCPA Meel
The So~(uth C arolina C'olleg
Press Association will me'et at
IIoliday Inn in Charleston to
)through Sunday.
Attending from The~ G me<
will be outgoing edlitor .Joj
Coker, incoming edlitor D)ennis
ers, Levona Page, vice-presic
of the S.C.C.P.A. Dave Bled
Regina Galgano, Bill Campl
Pat Roessle, Carolyn Hoyle, Do
Russell, Rob Weir, and Pr-ofer
ECarl McIntyre, chairiman of
Board of Publications.
Bee.Jee Garrett will be atten.
from the "Crucihle."
D)iscussion groups5 led by pro
sional jouirnalists will meet
morrowv morning.
A business meeting andl electi
will be held in the aftern<
Awvards will be dlistrib)utedl at
banquet tomorrow night. Re
McGill, editor of the AIMl
.Journail-('onatitution,. will be
speaiker.
Currently, the officers of
S.C.P'.A. are: president,
Z/immermanl, Woffor-d; vice, pa'
den'it, Levonaf Page, USC; se
tary, Brenda Soleshee, Andei
.Jr. College; c'orrespondIing se
tary, Bill Pattersoii, Wofford;
recordling secretary, Bobby 1
Clemison).
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(Gamecock Staff Photo hy Johnston) g
Digby, Alpha Delta l'i. smih-s alt the t
.iniversity Day on Tue.da. Mis. Digby I D
'sident Jones at Carnlina's annual earou- 1
4(c51i. May Day w.a. spo0nsored by
o To Direct I
rnocrats Club L
esi- leaders. The membership drive
in will begin in September, as usual,
and the Young Democrats are
readying good ideas for publicity."
"I Continuing on the theme that
ry, people are not aware of the Young d
ec. Democrats, Miss Hutto said, "The
e Young Democrats are a mixture ,I
of national and state Democrats. C
es' Some people think they are just
m'is local and others feel that they are -
just national."
Iw She stated: "Some people think
we're always for President Ken
nedy and Governor Russell, but
ats we're tot."
are The officers will be installed on
t nd Tuesday. This will be the first
the installation of officers in the club's
history, due to an addition to the
organization's constitution.
we Advisers to the club are Dr.
Pus John McConaughy and Dr. Doug
las Carlisle.
ate
the
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toe,
>ell, Dennis Myers
IElitor
the Dennis a
ing
- Reddin~
D Iennis Myers has been named , a
ons edlitor of "The Gamecock" for
>on. jthe fall semester. p
the Also selected for key positions I
were D)ave Bledsoe, managing edi- a
1)tor; D)onna Russell, copy editor; ni
teand, Em~nily Redding, business man- a
aiger.
Thel announcement was made a
the this week by Earl A. McIntyre, 2
Pat chairman of the University Board n
es'i- of I 'uhl icautions. ni
r-The Bloard also app)ointed as t
son m,embers of the editorial staff a
're- Regina Galgano, news editor; I
dMike McCarthy, sports editor; l?
lye. jMary Carlton O'Neal, campus edi- a
tar - Pat Roessle. feature editor: o
S n.
For E
Williams,
Self Take
Citations
University Honors
Local Attorney
Two University students and a
olumbia attorney received the
ighest honors conferred by USC
>r service to others, the Algernon
ydney Sullivan award.
On hand for the awards were
renda Joyce Williams, a senior
-om North Augusta, and Osce
elf, a senior from Columbia.
umpkin received his award for his
iairmanship of the Greater Uni
orsity Fund for private financial
upport of USC's academic pro
ram.
Awar, were presented during
te first portion of the University
lay program and was followed by
ie traditional May Day ceremony.
Anne Digby of Greer was
rowned May Queen. In her court
'ere Gelene Duncan, Honor Atten
ant; Polly Richardson, Maid of
[onor; Jill Archer, Patricia Bult
ian, Priscilla Elder, Susan Halti
ranger, Elizaheth Jones, May
,ynn, Cornelia Mayer, Carole Mont
ornery, Wyllhart Richard, Barbara
ealy, Charme Sturkie and Josanne
rerdery, all of Columbia; Rhoda
b"rrowsmith, Kingstree; M a r i a r
hurch, Gaffney; Joyce Crosby
ottageville; P r i s c i l l a Foster,
eorgetown; Peggy Fretwell, An
erson; Audrey Hand, Greenville;
Ileanor Houck, Cameron; Ans
ackson, Cayce; Jane Pryor, Wesi
olumbia; Britt Rogeberg, Hardee
(Continued on page 8)
Intramural Banquet
Next Tuesday night the an
nual intramural banquet will be
held to honor those students who
have excelled in the intramural
athletic program.
More than thirty trophies are
to be presented to the champion
independent and fraternity
teams. Director of Athletics,
Marvin Bass, will be the chief
speaker.
Emily Redding
Business Manager
Wyers Ch
~, Bledsot
nd, Connie Wall, society editor.
Those appointed to serve in key
ositions on the business staff are
arry Barrett, advertising man
ger, and Jerry Arp, circulation
Ianager. Bill Campbell has been
ppointed chief photographer.
The editor, Dennis Myers, has
ierved as managing editor for
'he Gamecock for the past se
iester. Prior to this, he was a
iember of the news staff. In
mis capacity, he won the nation
Ily known William Randolph
learst Journalism Scholarship in
I ewswriting for his eye-witness
ccount of riots at the University
f Mississippi. He is a member
QUn
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quipI
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ONE WILL REIGN TC
in preparation for this aft
(left to right) are Churn
contestants are (left to rigli
Zeta Tau Alpha; Ann Jarl
Caroili
New C
At a luncheon held Tues
Russell House, the Carolina
keting Chapter was grar
charter by the American b
ing Association.
The charter was presen
the chapter by Mr. Donal
hart, past president of the
+ can Marketing Association
Hobart is known as an ou
ing marketing research exc
He has served Curtis Pub
Company as a past direct<
senior vice-president. At th<
ing, Mr. Hobart pointed
the members and guests, t
tential value that the chapt
with the University.
Dave Bledioe
Managing Editor
osen N
e, Russei
of Pi Kappa Alpha frater1
Student Senator, and is a r
of both the Press Club al
Young Democrata.
D)ave Bledsoe, newly apj
managing editor, is a lonj
editorial columnist for "The
cock" and former manag
WUSC-AM. A senior il
school of Journalism, he it
inally from Arkansas bu'
makes his home in Columi
The new copy editor,
Russell, has served as news
andl feature editor. A risi
nio. in Journalism, she is a
be- of P1 nea Phi s.ro.ity
H Intr(
Ged r
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DAY: Contestants vying ftor the Little Mis,
rnomr's "Little 500" bicych race titn Davi
ie Sturkie, Chi Omega, and Patty Richard,
t) Mimi Montgomery, Kappa Delta; June i
son, Delta Zeta; and, Sandra William, Deli
ia Chapter
harter In lV
day in Following the presentation o
i Mar- the charter, the officers for the
ted a coming year were installed. Thei
[arket- are: Joe Hamilton, president
Bobby Walker, vice-president
ted to Marie Griffin, secretary; Bot
d Ho- Marlow, treasurer; and, Professol
Ameri- C. M. Gittinger, faculty advisor
Mr. The chapter was formed this
:stand- spring and at the present timc
cutive. is composed of 50 members.
lishing The chapter is open to any
r and student who is interested in the
meet- field of marketing. The Uni"cr
:>ut to sity Collegiate Chapter is affili
he po- ated with the American Marketing
er has Association, and is the only ,tu
dent chapter in the Carolinas.
Donna RusseD
Copy Editor
w Editor;
'1 Named
iity, a Club, Honor Board and Phi Ep
1ember silon Nu.
id the Emily Redding will be acting in
the posit ion of business manager
for The Gamecock for her sec
ointed ond semester. She has also served
time as business secretary and adver
Game- tising manager. She is president
er of of Phi Epsilon Nu honorary journ
the alism fraternity.
org The new staff wvill be honored il
.a banque-t on Thursday night al
ia' Hlenry's Restaurant. Jimmy Manr
D)onnua of the Euphradian Society will be
edlitor master of ceremonies and the guesi
rig 11- speaker is expected to be Harry
mem- Golden, wvell - known wvriter fr-on
Praes ..i Chrot N.C
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( Gamecock Stal| Photo by Gaskini )
500 title practice their bicycle skill
s Fickl. Pictured on the ground
.en, Alpha Delta P1. Other lovely
Vas-.n, Pi Beta Phi; Jane Walter,
a Delta Delta.
Granted
[arke ting
TIhe American Marketing Associa
tion, which was organized in 1.915,
is made up of professors and prac
titioners from the entire United
States.
Coed Attends
Peace Corps
Conference
A Carohina jumior has been se
lected as one of 20 college students
in the nation to attend a summer
long conference on the Peace
Corps.
C~. Spnoe yteU .Gv
e(rnmn,s#c .tecnernewll in- ,ak,*
and ttl prctiocern thei Pea~c ce.i
Cs orga iaturion thd work.
Va..,i PTheta Poff an pealtng
a ield Dla. im usLtl
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repre t1ifangte
'[h Amcans Math soiof
Law Maxf rotesrsod and prc
'PeceCor.
Confearenese edo
Ah Carolial juaio a n e
ected soof colee students
and the iond th ea equiva
lon cHighregheion the ace
Sthe crningit ofCA iattenis
th conernc w ith contsnt fro
each Sosordity theng for.th
einti t he econf witl
tudesnar bodypon discuasis f
and pots oncein the P eani
verittyeund.
Theyr coesans areafll-g
Fiwld Aas Sigma NPi,Patte
rephrsn th 14 m faenitie,
Mrharenurie ead Delt
theta Pyial Williamon De-t
Zrtenta, will Jackion thepae
Dca,'c aicipontoey is x
an he i,aed theon andiva
Bill
iunges
First Act
Of 1963-64
Procedure
Action Carried
By 25-9 Vote
BY KAY HUGHEY
Senate Correspondent
The new 1963-64 Student
enate at USC got its first
aste of legislative procedure
fonday at its second official
neeting. Highlighting the
neeting was the introduc
ion, debate, and passage of
bill concerning lounges on
he USC campus.
The bill, introduced by
senator Tim Quinn, was con
,erned with the fact that the
raternities and sororities on
ampus must pay rent for
their respective lounges, and
must also buy such items as
television sets and furniture for
their own use, while there are well
equipped lounges in several of the
men's dormitories which cost the
men nothing.
The bill was passed by a vote of
25-9, and a committee was formed
to look into the situation.
Also introduced, but sent to
committe for further study, was
a bill concerning the traffic prob
lem on campus. Such things as
not allowing freshmen to have
cars except under certain condi
tions, the establishment of a traf
fic court, and the problem of high
traffic tickets were mentioned in
the bill.
Most executive committee chair
nen were named. Those appointed
oo far are: Artists Series, lirlb
kdams; Campus Communications,
im Friar; Dance, Doug Elmore;
lections, Dann McClendon; Home
oming, Bobby Plunkett; Interna
ional Students, Stephanie Adair
nd Roberta Meares; and Intra
miral Sports, Ann Digby,
AIso unamed were: State Student
egislaiture, P erry Moses; Student
affairs, J o h n~ n y Hite; Studernt
spea kers Buireaui, Craig Wrigley;
studen: Union, Tim Quinn; Traffic
md( Sa fety, Ed Steudel; Rleorgani
~ation, ,Jim Scheider: Legislative,
lark: Executive, Todd Wilson:
ons.titution, Chip Cothran.
Jlyers, Coker
Take Awards
For Writings
.JoAnn C'oker, outgoing edlitor of
r'he Gameeork, and D)ennis Myers.
neomning edlitor, have been an
iouncedl as recipients of the 1963
'ollege Press Awards of The
harlotte Obser-ver- andl The Char
oftfe \e ien.
Miss Coker' was awardled first
Thace in the news writing depart
nent while Myers got honorable
nention. The awards were for
lews stories the two wrote on the
ntegration riots at the University
f Mississippi in the fall.
The Gamecock also received hon
rale mention for make-up in the
~ontest for college papers in the
C~arolinas.
Myers and Miss Coker will at
tend the banquet at the Hotel
Barringer in Charlotte tonight.
Present at the dinner will be the
awards winners, the editors and
executives of the Observer, and of
the Nes'n.