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NEWLY ELECTED "Y" 01 retary; Cecil Ilardy, Vice-Presid Treasurer; Eddie Hoffmeyer, Sec Hornung By MICHAEL CAMP Sports Staff "I plan to return to pro ball ir '64, if the commission re-instate. me," said Paul Hornung, ace half back of the Green Bay Packers and twice the Most Valuabl Player in the NFL, in an ex elusive interview with The Game cock last week. While most people are centair that Hornung will return next yeai to active duty with the Packers there has been no official state. ment from the NFL Commission Hornung was suspended by the Commission for gambling on pro fessional games. As for his team's prospects foi the current season, the halfback stated, "The Packers look real strong this year. I think they have a good chance of going all the way to the top again." "Bart Starr had a bad first game, but he is doing fine now. In fact, I would rate him and Johnny interests in next year's World's Unitas as the top two pro quarter backs. Jim Taylor is a good ag A ddresses Presen ted By Profs J. George Longworth of the De. partment of Political Science ai Carolina will present a paper or "Emancipation of Baltic Peasants 1816-1819" Sat., Oct. 12, at the Southern Conference on Slavi< Studies in A tlanta, Ga. Before coming to USC in 1961 Longworth received the B.A. de gree from the University of Mis sissippi in 1959 and the M.S. de gree from Columbia University. He is a member of the Americai Political Science Assn., the Ameri can Assn. for the Advancement o Slavic Studies and the Americal Assn. of University Professors. On the same weekend, Assoc Prof. Earl A. McIntyre, facult: member of USC's School of Jour nalism, will participate in thrce workshops on publications at the University of Florida, Gainesville Fla. Workshops will be conducted b' the Southern Universities Studen Government Assn. Assoc. Prof. McIntyre will be speaker for workshops on editoria and feature writing and genera policies of publications during th< two-day meeting. MUSIC STUDIO FRANCHISE DEALER FOR GIBSON FENDER GRETSCH GUILD MARTIN ESPAGNA GUITARS ACCESSORIES 3912 MontleelIo Road Phone AL 4-0823 hr". FFICERS: Front row - Bitsy Plybon emt, and Emily Wheeler, President. retary; Darius Loftis, Vice-President; 'I -Back To The gressive ball player, and Tom Moore is doing an excellent job. He's always been a fine ball car rier." Asked if any possible business Fair would prevent his re-en trance, he replied, "Those arrange ments are only tentative, but they definitely will not keep me out." Hornung was reluctant to single out individuals when asked about d e f e n s i v e men he considered especially tough. He said, "De fensively it is impossible to name the toughest man; they are all tough. In the NFL, any team can teat any other team on any given day." Speaking on personal matters, he stated he has no plans of get ting married and no desire to make novies. Cadets Hok To BetterRO The first of a series of Air Force ROTC cadet luncheons was '"eld Thursday, Oct. 3, in the Arnold Air Society room in Barn well College. The purpose of the luncheons is Lo assist members of the USC AFROTC Cadet. Corps in becoming better acquainted with their Air Science instructors, their fellow .adets, and members of the Angel Flight, who serve as hostesses. Starting with senior AFROTC cadets, each week approximately 15 cadlets are scheduledl to attendl he luncheons. By the time the luncheons end in A pril, every mem ber of the Cadet Corps wvill have had an opportunity to atte'nd. "In the past these weekly lunch - eons, with their informal atmnos - phere, have been quite successful - in promoting better understanding and rapplort within the AFROTC unit at USC," said Capt. Robert - Lloyd. C A Citadel graduate, Capt. Lloyd iis one of two new officers who joined the AFROTC unit last sum .mer. He came to USC from Ernest Harmon Air Force Base, New - foundland. The other new officer is Capt. Lawrence Clifford, who recently completed an eighteen month tour 608 HIAR invites You To Traditior * Blazers -Burgun * Traditional Suits * Hooded Nylon F * Stripe and Solid * Van Husen Shirn * McGregor Items * Cotton Dacron S * Leather Lotions - Moroccan, or * Daddy Jul | In Five Points - Four ma p.n the col ten me 101 net As ma am -(Gamecock stall photo by Jarrells) , Treasurer; Kit Sossamon, Sec- of Second row - Dick Schulz, the om Cochran, President. in Packers? ar( The ex-quarterback from Notre Dame had come to Columbia to make a public appearance at Belk's through the courtesy of a c Jantzen, Inc., and was preparing - to leave that afternoon for his home in Louisville, Ky. Hornung carries none of the Si signs of injury that professional N football's crunching play usually S inflicts on the player. His appear- tl ance is impressive, and he speaks b assuredly, using perfect grammar. This is not surprising in view of e, the fact that he was educated at Notre Dame where academic ex cellence is required of all athletes. Hornung remarked about his - busy schedule, saying, "I'm very busy now, but I got used to travel ling playing ball. Pro ball is a good life; I like it fine." FLuncheon 9TC Unity of duty with the Phoenix Air De fense Sector at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. Capt. Clifford is a graduate of Illinois State Normal University. Honor Board (Continued fromi page 1) the summer session of 1963, the fall session of 1963, and may enter Carolina only in the spring of 1964. Thus, his graduation has been dlelayed at least one year by his honor violation. "I wish to emphasize that these are actual trial proceedlings and are not fabrications designed to strike fear into the hearts of Carolina students," stated the Honor Chairman. "We at Carolina are proud of our Honor System and wish to see it grow in the esteem of the stu de'nts and faculty alike. The suc cess of the Honor System (depends up)on you, fellow students. Without your cooperation, your interest, andI your pride in honor itself, it can not and will not succeedl." hop* DEN ST. See These Fine al htems dy - Camel - Navy arkas Traditional Shirts s lacks English, Russian, Scotch mior' Shop oRkls Rnast .S.C Campus The Crucible F !'he Crucible, Carolina literary il gazine, will meet Tuesday at 1 F t. in Room 209 of Russell House. s idents interested in any phase of a writing and publication of a lege magazine are invited to at d. * * * t 1. S. Club nternational Students C 1 u b ets Monday at 7 p.m. in Room in Russell House. * * * Student Senate 'he student senate meets Wed day at 5 p.m. in Russell House a sembly Room. The meeting is ndatory for all student senators I is open to any students inter ed in attending. * * * WUSC-AM tnyone wishing to join the staff WUSC-AM is urged to attend station meeting today at 5 p.m. Room 204 of Russell House. s e " h I.R.C. nternational Relations Club will n et Thursday at 5 p.m. in Room I of Russell House. All students cordially invited. a a , , , a Christian Fellowship ,arolina Christian Fellowship, hapter of Intervarsity Christian C NEED PART - TIME JOB7? t Immediate openings for USC 1 udents who have 20 hours a a eek they can spare. Minimum ilary of $60.00 a week for lose qualified. The work can c done day or night, so it will t into any schedule. If inter ;ted get in touch with Mr. reeks Monday through Friday tween 4 and 6 p.m. at 252 43. BUTU! else in just N4orge Laun GUYS GALS A LIDEA Open froi You'll save 1I MAIlw BiriefsI 'ellowship, will meet at 7:30 p.m. i Room 102 of Russell House on 'riday. Students interested in the tudy of the Bible are invited to r ttend. * * * Pres" Cub Press Club will meet at 1:00 p.m. day in the Azalea-Jasmine Room. * . * f Westminster Fellowship < Presbyterians and all e t h e r terested students are invited to c Vestminster Fellowship for por rams and supper meetings Sun ays and Wednesdays at 6 p.m. unday morning coffee hour will 3 e held at 9 a.m. with transporta ion to church services provided. C * S * Garnet and Black Sophomore and Junior pictures rill be taken for the Garnet and lack through Thursday, Oct. 17, or members of these classes who eserved an annual but haven't yet ad their pictures made. Any stu ent who missed his appointment 1ay have his picture made on 'riday, Oct. 18. Pictures will be aken Monday through Friday 1 fternoons from 2-5 and Tuesday t nd Wednesday mornings from t -12. * * * Mathematics Dept. Speaker Dr. Henry Hermes of the Martin o. will speak on "Topics in Con rol Theory" today, Friday, Oct. 1, at 4:30 p.m. in Sloan College t the University of South Caro na. " * * Student Union Committee Meet ig will be held Monday at 5:00 .m. in Room 101 of Russell House. * + * A.P.O. Service Organization will eet Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in oom 101 of Russell House. I laNIO 7I ou can dry clean everythit 45 minutes at the dry and Cleaning Village b* Clean 3 sport coats and }, pairs of slacks for o b. Clean 3 skirts and 5 sweat ,for o cans all your clothes beautiful wrinkle-free-ready to wea --if you don't have I cleaning, get togethe friends and "share il n 8 a.mn. to 10 p.m. -6 so muCh in your dry cleat tave to write home for mo -DER VIE MJLLWOOD AND DEVIN Journalism AwardedAcc USC's honorary women's jour- Donna aliem sorority has been awarded Anida charter as the Beta Chi chapter Vaught I the national women's journalism and J< rganization, Theta Sigma Phi. Al- the Scl hough Theta Sigma Phi is a pro- Sponso essional organization, a t u d e n t Mem hapters are organized. and Sei Upon graduation students be- 3.0 GI ome professional members. To be journal ome acterisi ligible for national membership, Membe chapter must petition for three prospe< ,ears before receiving a charter. a pled ['he University chapter petitioned before riginally as the Phi Epsilon Nu hapter. Following the national onvention in August, they learned Eac hey had been accepted as the Beta sents s shi chapter. Nation Chapter 8e served ~1aptr Baquesing a The installation banquet of the journa hapter will be held in November. made c [argorie Paxson of the Miami her pr lerald and president of the na- mnhl ional organization will conduct are he he installation an edi Officers of the local chapter in- to a ne lude: Emily Bedding, President; takes MARRIED STl Unusual opportunity for husband together. Hours will not interfere v Both should be attractive-in opF ease in a crowd. Please call AL 6-7459 for appointr son, 700 Security Federal Bldg. S1.75 $1 8PE OF] ly and, 2E full pounds of dry tr with acoupleof eaCi be load". --------- dry c clays a weekw t iing you won't CO ney. ILAGE orority :eptance Russell, Vice-President; Perna, Secretary; Ruffin i, Treasurer; Nancy , Keeper of the Archives; hn McGrail, Instructor in iool of Journalism, Faculty r. bership is limited to Junior nior women with a minimum 'R who are majoring in ism or exemplify the char ics of a woman journalist. rship is by invitation and tive members participate in ge period of one semester being initiated. Awards Day year the organization pre n award at Awards Day to itanding senior in journlism. al Newspaper Week is ob by the chapter by recogniz non-student woman in ism who has worked and ommendable contributions to )fession. ;ings are held twice each Six professional meetings Id each year at which time tor speaks, a visit is made wspaper plant, or the group i field trip. UDENTS wife team to work rith classes. earance, poised, at nent to see Mr. Car CIAL ~Coff i load of leaningJ hi this