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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CR0LWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA
VOL LIV, NO. 16 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA JANUARY 10, 19(4 FOIW) 1908
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USC Prr
ITo Doub
Enrollment at the Univere
Carolina conceivably will iner
than a third by the fall of
double its present figure in 10
The possibility of a Univers
16,000 students in 1974 - c
8,219 in 1963-64 - was pro:
statistical studies made by th
Institutional Research Division
of electronic computers.
Using the latest data from
partment of Education as a bs
point, the University resear
these conclusions:
1. The 11th and 12th grai
Carolina schools are now ci
the postwar babies of World
these will deluge colleges in
years. The trend will then s
tinue.
2. An expected reduction
school drop-outs will further
number of students ready to
3. Aside from that, the tre
increasing percentage of high
unates to go to college.
4. Continued improvement 1
college drop-outs will retain a
her of students in college.
5. More South Carolina stuw
to state-supported colleges.
6. A higher percentage (
parently seek to attend the I
USC Young
Policies, Ho
USC's Young Democrats elected
Bob Frank to lead their organiza
tion for the spring semester of
1964 at a capacity-filled meeting
in Russell House Wednesday eve
ning following the unexpected
resignation of YD President Reba
Hutto in late December because
her "views were not compatible
with the rest of the group."
Frank said it would he his aim
as the newly elected president of
the political group "to achieve
closer liaison with state Y o u n g
Democrats," and "to prepare the
organization for coming elections
so that we can effectively hell) to
stem the Republican menace on i
the right."
An excess of 40 Young Demo
crats also elected five other USC
Democrats to head their organiza
tion for the coming semester. They
were: Jack Townsend, vice-presi
dent; Kathy Staples, recording 1
secretary; Steve Foster, corre
sponding secretary; John Justice,
treasurer; and, Jack Thompson,
executive committeeman.
In other business the Y o u n g 1
Democrats rejected (24-6) a reso
lotion by William F. Medlin calling
for~ the group's p)resident to ap
D)ONNA RUSSELL
- . Editor
Staff Ch
Donna Russell, a junior class
student at Carolina, has been
named as editor of "The Game
rock" for the upcoming spring
semester of 1964.
Also selected to serve in key
positions on the staff were Mike
McCarthy, managing editor; Larry
Barrett, husiness manager; and
S Regina Galgano, assistant manag
ing editor. The announcement was
madle this week following a meet
intg of the Board of Publications.
The Board also appointed asi
m nemb'ers of the editorial staff Pat
Roessle, newvs editor; Tom Hlunter,
S sports editor; Carol Robinson,<
feature editor; Reba Hlutto, society1
dicts En
le In Ne.
ity of South "While
mase by more trends as
.965 and may Dr. Thoma
years. versity, "v
ity with some them as in
ompared with university
ected in new half, we
e University's population
with the aid liged to thi
bility.
the State De- "There a
se or starting of drastic
'hers reached Dr. Jones.
should con
les of South ucation foi
ammed with sire and d
War II, and The new
he next two Tavenner
low but con- sion coverc
education
in secondary jected the
increase the University
enter college. per cent of
nd is for an 1958-59, is
school grad- the next d
The Uni
n preventing for State
greater num- of a five F
ments duri
lentH now go was in lii
previous y<
f these ap- fresh fact<
Jniversity. university
Demo crat
Ed Officer
ioint a committee to study
lub's recent opposition to the
.inuation of the House Un-Am
:an Activities Committee.
A bill presented by Steve Fos
iowever, was accepted (29-3)
esolved that USC's Young De
'rats felt their recent censure
the HUAC was "not indicativ(
Student L
Exam Go
During exams, the USC Stud
Jnion will sponsor a coffee
loughnut break from 9 a.m. to
i.m. Wednesday through Fri
n the main lobby of the Rus
louse.
To provide a break in the mot
ny of exams cartoons
)e shown in the Russell Ho
kssembly Room. An annour
nent will be made later conce
ng the time of the cartoon shi
ng. The coffee and dough
>reak will be held in cooperal
vith Slater System.
The fall semester of 1963,
studlent Union saw many impre
MIKE McCARTHY
Managing Editor
osen f
d(itor; Eva Edlesburg, cam
,ditor; and W in kie Y oul
'xchange editor.
On the business staff ]
savage will serve as advortis
nanager, and Carter Crewe as
ulation manager. Ralph Jarr
ias been appointed chief photog
>hr.
The editor, Donna Russell,
Iervedl as associate editor
'The' Ga mecock'' (luring the p
semester. Prior to this she h
losit ions as assistant f e a t u
ditor, feature editor, news edi
ndl c'opy edlitor. She is a mem
>f Pi Heta Phi sorority, the Hoi
loard. Prean Club. Junior - rn
roliment
tt Decade
+re do not cite these figures and
conclusive and unswerving," said
s F. Jones, president of the Uni
ve must in all conscience regard
dicative of what our state and its
may expect. Within a year and a
nay be confronted by a campus
explosion. Certainly we are ob
nk and plan in terms of this possi
re several ways of meeting it short
last-minute measures," continued
Whatever is done at this time, we
tinue to do our best to insure ed
- all of our young people who de
eserve it."
study conducted by Director M. D.
if the Institutional Research Divi
d a broad scope of South Carolina
for 10 years past and then pro
nicture for 10 years into the future.
enrollment, which was only 36
the whole at state institutions in
likely to average 46 per cent for
ecade, the report indicated.
versity based its current request
appropriations on the expectation
ier cent increase in student enroll
ng the coming year. This estimate
ne with the actual increase the
!ar. Now, the now study suggests,
>rs will swell the demand for a
education far beyond expectations.
s Establish
Elections
the the feeling of the group."
,on- William F. Medlin introduced a
eri- resolution attacking The Gamecock
editor and student senator Dennis
ter, Myers for issuing "false and
and slanderous" statements regarding
mo- the Young Democrats during the
of academic year. The resolution was
of rejected by the YD's, 29-3.
Inion Holds
'fee Break
ent ments in the Russell House. The
and most noticeable improvements can
10 be seen on the second floor of
day Russell House where there are
sell new study rooms, meeting rooms,
and the new game room furnished
ot- with billiard tables, pin ball ma
will chines, table bowling and other
use amusements.
ice- The game room employs two
rn- undergraduate students, two grad
>w- uate students, and two married
nut students. Profits from the game
ion room go back into the Student
Union to provide more and better
the facilities for the students.
ve- (Continued on page 8)
LARRiY BARICETT
Husiness Manager
)r New S<
pus "Y," International Rtelations Club,
a g, and Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon. She
also serves as vice - presidlent of
Billl Theta Sigma Phi, national jour
ing nalism fraternity for women.
eir- Mike McCarthy, newly appointed
ells managing editor, has served pre
-ra- viously on "The Gamecock" as
sports editor. In addition he is
ha. alumni secretary for Pi Kappa
for Alpha fraternity, a member of
ast lilue Key andI K appa Sigma:
eld Kappa. and a former member of
rn e the cross - country and swimming
tor teams.
ber La rry lBarrett, business man
nor ager' for the coming semester, has
ion served previously on "The Gam,
Debat(
Four f
tti
PROF. SEARGIO LOPEZ-MESA A:
Nicola and Miss Ruth Keaton (Camden
lege), Prof. Isaac J. Levv (LSC, Spo
lege), Prof. Lucille Delano (Spon.,)r
Foreign l:nguagc. Furman Uniiversit.
Aracelis Shaw (Chairman, Romance Ia
AllL
SEATED: Ann Cox, Barbara Gatil
Standing: Trudy Ellen Taylor, Britt 1.
J. Sanders, Vivian Ruth Garris, Ann a
lwth RI. Kennedy. Billie E. Helms, Wi
National S
Reinstates
BY HARRIET HOLLAND Pr
News Staff Writer the
After a lapse of several years,
the Chi chapter of Sigma Delta
Pi, national Spanish fraternity, Ign
has been reinstituted at Carolina.at
Ni
choas
mag.
for
inclu
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year
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Asst. anagig Editr nev
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cock" as advertising manager. Hl" meat
is a member of Press Club, Junior- tion
Senior "Y," Sigma D)elta Chi, pro- (lent
fessjinal jouirnal ism fraternity for ter<
mn,a and P'ep (Club. In addition, he tasim
was recently elected president of Or
Maxe Bt( ~rotherhood. cerea
Reginah Galgano, having held the ,he
positions of society edlitor and It ha
news editor of "The Gamnecock,"' tradi
will aissumtie the dluties of assistant able'
managing ed(Iitor dluring the corn- mart
ing semester. She is a member of shou~
Press Club andl critic for Euphro- love
synean Literary Society. love
The new staff will be honored tion
at a banquet on Thursday night, stud
January 30. ..t.,a
Sparks S
lills Receiv<
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11igh School). Ii-. Maragret Hu.-.ell (P're--ient SUlP. \ inethro p (;ol
i,or of SDIP), Miss (;enell latten (Mlemtiwr S)'. u irthrop (:ol
of SD', Winthrop College), Prof. Carey Crantford ((:hairman.
), Mia %n Marjnrie" '. .1tl' ( Retir.el I'reef.. Io k 11 iill, . (. .). r.
nguage.. (olumilbia College).
Carroll, Georgia A. Tar,er. lndrea J. \lar-h:"tI. I larrie-t \.. Ia-lu.re
logelerg ('resideunt, Ma' L. Se".al., Rose lat-ih n : re.. atnda
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liam 1. William%. I larri.or a. Merritt. Ab.e"nt: Judith I. Miniek.
panish Fraternity
Carolina Chapter
ofessor James O. Swain of I urint: thernv. Dr. Swain
University of Tennessee per- qinte! at hat Sigma Delta Pi
ed the initiation ceremonies has iior chapters today than any
day night. Swain is a present t h tr languae orgnn.
president of the national or- 1.~idi it tteUiest
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Gamecock
Slammed
By Solon
Student Senate, in one of its
most activr sessiomS of the year.
Wtednesdaty passed four resolu
tions presented before the Christ
inas holidays.
A bill asking for an investiga.
tion (if the activities of The
Gamecock was the first bill re
turned fron a legislative commit
tee to be brought to a vote.
Chaired by Sen. .Jin Shelley, the
commnitte" to which the bill was
assigned reported the bill out un
favorably.
Presented by Sen. Larry Kline,
he bill in part charges that The
(amecock "appears to have be
ome a personal opinion poll of a
, rv small portion of the student
itdy," and asked "that our cam
mus newspaper become a univer
-ty function instead of a very
trivate enterprise using Univer
sity funds."
in delatet, Sen. Kline said that
'he new- on the Carolina caipus
nas been "put in the very min
,ry" and the actual reason for
hi i:;: was to "re-examine the
')urp~se" ot' our student new"s.
;iaper.
Aftor admitting that he knew
n thi::> ah : - rnalisn, Kline
dl :bat "nore tine should have
been Stttnt ,In ti,t bil" whlith hr
presented.
Sen. Keith: Elliott. also in de
bate, pointed out that The (;ame
cock has been a suCCessive winner
of All-Amet a-an lotor I:atings
by the A ss ocia:(d ('~11egiatte
Press, and asked that the Student
Senate "think b"fore we do some
thing wrong "
Neverthetless, . a standing
v"tc, the rosilntlnl we;. pIsM'
20-19.
Pa:std untar.'m ouly was a hil
introduced b,y Sen. Ben Boyd put
ing the Senate III re"old is ri.
questing that a student act:v
buliiing-fieli house be huit s-at
Ar'g a' 1("st 12.0l'it(t tt,t 'ir oc'te
enro!!ment for the univ-ers:te be
A mtong reasoins cited for the
need are the fact that the (aro
l ina stu':ent body- nw nutmbers
over ~.000 pe rsirns and that there
is ne building on campus tha:
seats over one-half that number.
AlIso passed was a bill provid.
mng for* the circtinatiin by the
Studaent Senate of a pe.t it ion for
a new field house fu lfilling the
requests$ mlade inl the mnotoin al
r'eaidy stated.
The fourth resilut ion approved
was Sen. .jimmy Wil;is' bill pre
sented De)c. 11 asking that all
hi s pas sod biy >onate hie atssignedl
to a leg isla tive commn nitte(e whItich
wouild be0 respionsihie fir follow
ing the prigress of t he bill, han
dlinag al corirespindeonce required,
anid re-porting at least every two
weeks oin the stat us of the bil
tuntil it has accomplished its pur
poise. or d.eemeid unable to ac'comn
phsh its purlpose.
Sen. D)ennis Myers' bill pre
sented D)ec. 19 calling for an in
vestigation of the Young Demo~
crats of the University was noit
brought from committee.
All of the approximately 250
new students expected at USC
for the Spring semester will
attend a two-day orientation
p)eriod p)rior to registration.
Tlhe students will report for
the Orientation sessions at 4:30
p.m. Saturday, January 25. The
program will continue through
Sunday afternoon, with regia
trat ion frclasses on the fol