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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLNA
VOL LIV, NO. 10 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER 15, 1963 FOUNDED 1908
'Miss
A lovely USC co-ed will be crowned
"Miss Carolina 1963" from among 15
campus beauties at the Carolina-Clemson
game next Saturday during ceremonies
preceding the annual football classic.
The contest to select Miss Carolina is
being conducted by The Gamecock news
paper under the chairmanship of Regina
Galgano, news editor.
Selection of "Miss Carolina 1963" will
be through pennies deposited in containers
on the ground floor of Russell House next
week, Monday through Friday. All students
are eligible to vote, as often as they desire.
N ..
-Gamecock Stall
"LET ME SAY THIS": Rear Admiral Mott en
in his speech to approximately 300 people who at
in the series of International Studies sponsored lects
Adm. Mott Fal
Hits Law
In SSR Nos
In USSR Distribution
issue of The
BY DICK BIGGS magazine of tl
News Staff Writer been set for t
The second in a series of lec- November. Dal
tures entitled "Dimensions of the made this annc
Cold War" was conducted Tues- much delayed ti
day, as Rear Admiral William C. office this weel
Mott, USN, spoke on "Law in "We finally r
the Soviet Union and in the Free eral false start
World," before a group assembled terial kept comi
in Drayton Hall. to change our
As Judge Advocate of the Some of the
Navy, Admiral Mott has a long issue were pi
list of duties including the ad- many people
vising of the Secretary of the the date of is
Navy and Secretary of Defense expect. "I am
in matters of law, supervising the number of
matters of military justice, and ceived and the
serving as a liaison with the pIe who stopil
D)ept. of Justice. He also played
a key role in the President's
quarantine of Cuba last October. I . O
Speaking from years of ex
perience and personal knowledge,
Admiral Mott emphasized theLe d
fact that it is the Communist's
ultimate aim to destroy us; toy
* bury us. jf u (
Two institutions of the Ameri
can society are included in their The Universil
plan to destroy us, states Ad- first place in tl
rara1 Mott. These are our reli- sics at USC on
gion and our system of liberty took top honori
under law. According to the Corn- competitions.
munist Constitution, neither of Hosting 24 c
these two institutions can~ be per- USC dropped<
mitted to exist if the Communist at the end of e
State is to be completely success- is customary a<
ful. From Lenin to Khrushchev which sponsors
this philosophy has been echoed left Carson -
over and over again. Miami's second
A basic difference in the Con- est's second teal
stitution of the Communists and first; Emory's
the Constitution of the U. S. is Wake Forest's
the manner in which things are gia against Eri
carried out in relation to the re- The semi-firl
spectivo constitutions, asserts Carson - Newm
Admiral Mott. est, and Emora
But what is the answer to the The finalists 'y
Soviet's threat? The Judge Ad- and Georgia. TI
vocate feels that the primary the winning tea
answer is to know the enemy. and Charles Ca
We must realize the great im- The individui
portance of education for sur- Neal Sonnet
vival. Lawyers have a special score of 186.
duty and responsibility because USC was sect
of the heritage that has been of 186. Barry
passed clown to them by the im- won third plac
mortal men of law such as 181.
Thomas Jefferson and James USC debator
Madison. this week-end a'
Admiral Mott went on to state Tennessee, an
the main difference between the wek..end will
two legal systems. This dit'Ter- sity of Georg
arolina'
The candidate receiving the largest amount
of money will be chosen "Miss Carolina
1963."
All proceeds from the contest will be
turned over to the annual Tuberculosis
Christmas Seal Campaign. The co-ed win
ning the title will be asked to pose for news
releases, posters, and other publicity stunts
for the South Carolina Christmas Seal
Campaign.
Fifteen co-eds have been entered in the
contest by most of USC's social fraternities
and five men's dormitories. C a m p u s
beauties entered in the contest are: Tiger
Two
Tribuna
SX,SAE
BY DAVE BLEDS(
Managing Editor
Two fraternities receiv
1nd periods of social pro
separate trials held be:
interfraternity Council
Nov. 7. The two, Sigm,
Epsilon and Sigma Chi w
on charges arising fron
held over Homecoming
Dean of men L. Eugen
upheld the sentences of
-ribunal, and Sigma Chi'
to the entire assembly o:
Photo by CampbeU terfraternity Council wa
down by that body Nov.
ded the second Sigma Alpha Eps
res. Charges against SA:
Crucible Se
:late for the fall to ask about the ma
Crucible, literary Bailes said.
e University, has Magazines Contribul
he final week in Praised
e Bailes, editor, "We think it will be v
uncement after a wait. Some twenty contri
ip to the printer's high number for a mag
E. this type, will be rep
aade it, after sev- About five stories, two f
s . . . good ma- ical essays, and poems
ng in and we had fifteen students will be p
deadline." O atclrnt r
contents of the poems, some illustration
eviewed for thePakranshtsoe
who asked about ceptional depth and d
sue and what to skill."
very pleased at Cites Needs
inquiries we re- There are still some
number of peo- that Bailes is not
ed by the office wih
"We think somil e od
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Glass, Chi Psi; Betty Vernon, Sigma Phi
Epsilon; Elaine Ouzts, Kappa Alpha; Ruth
Revelise, Phi Epsilon Pi; Mim Russell, Phi
Delta Beta; Libby Rogers, Pi Kappa Alpha;
and Martha Kay Montgomery, Kappa
Sigma.
Also, Gelene Duncan, Sigma Chi; Sara
Najjar, Pi Kappa Phi; Jean Carter, Maxcy
Brotherhood; Reba Hutto, Preston Dormi
tory; Diane Geer, Dormitory "H"; Darlene
Dickerson, Dormitory "J"; Julia Rowan,
Dormitory "K"; and, Patty Richardson,
Dormitory "L."
All 15 girls will be escorted on the field
Frater
iFindsAga inst
In Court Trial
)E Failure to register a party on
Oct. "6, and failure to provide
ed fines chaperones for the party as pro
>ation in ;ided in social regulations.
ore the SAE's defense counsel, Ken
Tribunal Chance, entered a p:ea of "not
a Alpha guilty," and introduced witnesses
ere tried to support his contention that the
parties party was not a fraternity func
weekend. tion. Basing his argument on the
e Cooper fact that "fraternity function"
the IF C wasi a vague term, Chance said
s appeal that SAE made no assessment for
the In- the party, nor was attendance
s turned mandatory.
11. In his summation, Chance said
ion that perhaps SAE was legally
were: guilty, but he added that "SAE
acted in good faith and had no
intent to subvert the policies of
t s FC or the administration." Ile
s added that he felt it was the
Tribunal's duty to define "fra
ternity function," and thus re
move any doubt that might exist
in a fraternity's mind in the fu
ture.
gazine," Prosecutor Gene Allen sum
marized the evidence and the
ors charges against SAE, and asked
for a verdict of guilty on both
rorth the charges. The IFC Tribunal re
butors, a -urned a unanimous verdict of
azine of guilty after 30 minutes delibera
resented. tion.
ne satir- Court Defines Verdict
by some Penalties recommended by the
resented. IFC Tribunal, and later upheld
two long by the dean of men's office were:
by Bill a fine of $100, payable the first
s of ex- lay after return from Christmas
!scriptive Holidays, and a period of social
probation ending Dec. 19 at 12
noon.
things Dana McClendon, sitting as
iatisfied Chief .Justice, instructed the fra
ternity that social probation
artistic meant no women visitors in the
Lng, and lobby of the SAE house, no fra
sI inter- ternity parties, nor were any
ly, with parties to be given for the fra
a, miusi- ternity.
,would Sigma Chi
agazime. [n a three-hour session, Sigma
either of Chii's dlefense counsel, .Jim 11cr
urged to ring, fought a tenacious battle
either in against a six count indictment.
I House, The charges as listed by prosecu
dropping tor~ Allen were:
ampus. 1) Falsification of registration
of p)la'e wvhere party was to be
held on Oct. 26 (2) Falsification
t f the time party was to have
ene,party wvas held Oct. 2(;,
1963 (3) Failure to register party
oOct. 27 from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m.
()Failure to provide chaperones
1 963 (Sunday afternoon) from 3
's of the to 6 p).m. and (6) Failure to pro
ministra- v'ide chaper-ones for p)arty held on
Univer- Sunday, Oct. 26 from 3 to 6 p.m.
ig of the~ The formal charges cited these
mn. Nov. as breaches of "social regula
tions."
dean of IIerring Attacks (Charges
Adminis- IBill Thomiason, presidlent of
an of a IFC andl a member of Sigma Chi,
Educa- testified that it was human error
cipate in in not registering the "after
hent pro- party" held from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m.
Sundlay morning. Such parties
vill head were tradlitional, said Thomason,
Develop- especially aifter a big event such
wvill take as Homecoming. Under question
asion on ing by the Tribunal, Thomason
adlmittedl that the party "prob
presenita- ably should have been regis
mel dis- teredl."
>ugh and Sigma Chi then switched their
(tn...d on .a.. 8)
rowned
of Carolina Stadium before the football
clash with Clemson by midshipmen of the
USC NROTC Unit. Each beauty will be
presented a corsage. After the selection
of Miss Carolina, the USC Band will sere
nade the winner and the 14 members of her
court.
Todd Wilson, student body president, will
crown Miss Carolina and present her with
a dozen red roses and an engraved silver
plate. In addition, the selected beauty's pic.
ture will appear in The Gamecock, the
beauty section of the Garnet & Black, and
in newspapers throughout the state.
nities
USAF Concert Band, Ca
Second Artis1
United States
BY HARRIET HOLLAND by the ba
News Staff Writer mum of
Carolina's second Artists Se- tor for th
ries, featuring The United States L. Lander
Air Force Band is scheduled for fessional I
Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. in the Univer- School of
sity Field House. Admission is versity of
by one student ID card per Highlif
couple. include I
Organized in 1942, the Band is with sele
especially noted for its versa- Man, a h1
tility. By not subscribing to the ert Bark
theory that a musical organiza- in My
tion must be either "long hair" featuring
or "jazz," the Band presents a ter, baril
program designed to appeal to
every appetite from "symphony"
to "swing."
The present conductor, Col
onel George S. Howard, who
obtained his doctorate and
other music degrees f r o m
Chicago Conservatory of Music,
has directed the Hand to an
ever-increasing recognition de- USC's
scribed as a "sensation" in con- will jouri
cert halls of five continents.
T o u r conductor is Captain North Ca
Harry HI. Meuser, a bassoonist ing for t
from Cincinnati. Hie is an alum- This will
nlus of the conservatory and and final
symphony orchestra of that in the yen
city. cocks" we
A special feature of the pro- for the U
gram is the Singing Sergeants, Two bu
official chorus of the USAF sell House
Band. Composed of instrumental- and will a
ists from within the band, the est campi
Singing Sergeants appear on Following
each of the programs presented will stay
Some 64
Thta Sig "Coquettei
In stall Local Sele4
At Carolina To I
The University of South Caro- Master
lina chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, Georges, a
p)rofessional journalism fraternity bia Air I
for women, will be installed Satur-- announced
(lay (Nov. 16) at 6:30 p.m. in Officer Si
Russell House.thUne
Miss Marjorie Paxson of the and 21st
Miami Herald and national presi- cussing t
dent of Theta Sigma Phi will in- Training
stall the Beta Chi Chapter at terested se
USC. The sele
Members and guests will at- Russell Ha
tend an installation dinner after with Maj,
the ceremony. OTS Sele
Junior and senior women in and Sout
the USC School of Journalism Officer-in
are eligible for membership in Sergean
Theta Sigma Phi. The University seniors, 1
chapter now has 17 members -- may now
12 studlents and five graduates up to 210
of the school. This proc
Other members of Theta Sigma determine
Phi in South Carolina will also without c
attend the installation and din- meet the
ner. Admission is $2 per pers. for.. r
uilty: IFC
rolina's next Artist Series Attraction.
t Series Features
Air Force Band
nd and sing in a mini- Besides those selections men
seven languages. Direc- tioned, the first half of the pro
e group is Capt. RobertI gram will consist of "Overture,
s, who received his pro- La Forzadel Destino," "Hostraus
raining at the Eastman ers March," and two Irish selec
Music and at the Uni- tions. Numbers after the inter
Maryland. mission include "Pictures at an
hts of the program Exhibition," "Infelice," and a se
he Singing Sergeants lection from "The Planets" by
ctions from The Music Holst.
arp solo by SSgt. Rob- The USAF Band and the Sing
w, and "With a Song ing Sergeants are available on
Heart," a vocal solo RCA Victor Records. All record
SSgt. Kenneth Car- ing profits go to the National
one. Cultural Center.
'C Band Slates
tke Forest Trip
"Marching Gamecocks" along with Mr. James D. Prit
iey to Winston-Salem, chard, Band Director. During
-olina, tomorrow morn- halftime ceremonies at the Wake
reWk Foetgm.Forest Homecoming, the Band
,i aeFrs ae will be featured in a precision
be the Band's second drill w hile playing Edwin F'ranco
rip of the year. Earlier' Goldman's "The Chimes of Lib
r the "Marching Game- erty."
nt to Athens. Georgia, The "Carolina Coquettes" will
.of Georgia game. 'also be featured in a routine ac
ses will leave the Rus- companied by Charlie Carter's
at 7:00 a.m. Saturday, arrangement of "Wildcat."
rrive at the Wake For- The Band will return to USC
is for lunch at 11:30 Sunday afternoon, and will begin
the game, the Band making preparations the follow
overnight. ing day for the Clemson-Carolina
Band members and 14 game to be televised regionally
will make the trip, by CBS.
'tion Team Visits Campus
)iscuss AFOTS Program
Sergeant Charles F. Icommissioning course.
upervisor of the Colum- After graduation from college
'oc eriigOfc,those applicants selected will be
oay Recruitng fioce enlisted in the Air Force and sent
toda tht a Ai Foc to Lackland Air Force Base,
ilection Team will visit Texas, where, upon completion of
rsity on November 20th 90 days of officer training school,
for the purpose of dis- a commission as Second Lieutenant
he Air Force Officer in the Air Force is awarded.
school program with in- Commissions are currently being
niors- awarded for both flying and non
etion team will be in the flying officers. Non-flying officers
>use Lobby on both days are normally placed in positions
>r John C. Elkins, the closely related to their college
~tion Officer for North major, affording them the oppor
h Carolina, being the tunity of gaining valuable experi
Charge. ence in their chosen field in an
t Georges stated thatexctvcaciy
>oth male and female, Snositrse nlann
apply for this program mr bu h T rga a
days prior to graduation,.bancmlteIfrainb
edure allows seniors to vstn ihoeo h emmm
months in advance, and jhr tteRselHueo o
bligation, whether theyvmer2hor2s,rbycn
necessary qualifications tcigapoesro i cec
mo noth 0dy r-Ire oapuhes. pora a