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USc HY HARRIET HOLLAND Copy Editor Twenty-eight Carolina students have been selected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer sities. Selections are based on scholarship, leadership, participa tion in extra-curricular activities, citizenship, service to the school, and the student's promise of future usefulness to society. These students were named by a student-faculty committee and will receive a certificate at ODK Awards Day in the spring. Those j chosen for Who's Who include: MARY H. ARMSTRONG-Stu (lent Senate, Student Faculty Re lations Committee, delegate to State Student Legislature, his torian of sophomore class, secre tary of student body, Pan Hellenic Council, Euphrosynean Literary Society, orientation counselor, Chi Omega Sorority (treasurer and president). MARION E. BURNS - Sigma Nu, "Y" Cabinet (chaplain and president), AFROTC (cadet ma jor), Air Force Association Award, StudeI Distinguished M i l i t a r y Cadet, Gamecock staff (circulation man ager), Kappa Sigma Kappa (cor responding secretary), Omicron Delta Kappa (vice president), Dean's List. ROBIN A. BURNS-Pan-Hel lenic Council (rush advisor and co-editor of Pan-Hel rush book let), Canterbury Club, representa tive to Carolina Religious Coun cil, co - ordinating secretary of Religious Emphasis Week, Stu dent Senate, freshman orientation counselor, Zeta Tau Alpha so rority (corresponding secretary and rush chairman). MARGARET BYRD - Chi Omega, Theta Sigma Phi, Euphro synean Literary Society, Dean's List, Gamecock staff (campus edi tor and copy editor), Press club, Carolina Religious Council, Alpha Kappa Gamma (treasurer). ANN DIGBY-Alpha Delta Pi, University chorus, May Queen, Euphrosynean Literary Society, Student Senate, "Y" counselor. KEITH ELLIOTT - Pi Kappa Alpha (president), IFC representa tive, Blue Key (president and cor its Se responding secretary), S t u d e n t Senate, Student Union Committee, Freshman and varsity swimming teams, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Dean's List. HUGH GILLIAM - American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Tau Beta Pi (president), Joint Engineers Council, Pi Tau Sigma, Dean's List, Phi Beta Kappa. LLOYD HENDRICKS - Sigma Alpha Epsilon (president and sec retary), IFC Tribunal, Student Senate, Blue Key, Kappa Sigma Kappa, State Student Legislature, chairman of Artists Series. C A R O L Y N HONEYCUTT Graduate School. BELLE HOWE - Alpha Delta Pi (president), Alpha Kappa Gamma (vice - president), Pan Iellenic Council (vice-president), Women's A t h I e t i c Association, Press Club, Student Senate, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Euphrosynean Lite rary Society, Epsilon Epsilon Ep silon (high recorder and acting czar). WILLIAM LEACH - Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi (recording secretary), Eta Kappa Nu, Phi lected Kappa Sigma, Arnold Air Society (pledge officer), AFROTC (cadet major), Armed Forces Elect As sociation Award, winner of the Chicago Tribune Award, top honor graduate in the College of Engi neering in 1962, Burlington Foun dation Scholarship, College of Engineering Scholarship, P h i Kappa Sigma Education Founda tion Scholarship, Lyles, Bissett, Carlisle and Wolfe Fellowship, National Science Foundation Re search Fellowship. TERRY LUCANSKY - Sigma Nu, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Blue Key, varsity basketball team (co captain), Block C, Dean's List. DANA McLENDON - Alpha Tau Omega (president and treas urer), IFC (vice-president), IFC Tribunal (chief justice), Kappa Sigma Kappa, Blue Key. HARRY McNEEL - Sigma Nu (treasurer), Blue Key, Kappa Sigma Kappa, American Society :f Mechanical Engineers (presi dent). GEAN MARTIN-Pi Kappa Al pha (president and treasurer), treasurer of IFC, Kappa Sigma f ' Y<. ,u C.,:. Xe6 . .yy< r.C . - a....:.r W .:.F :xi caJb: . i:. e Tol Kappa, Circle K. BETTY MASTERS - Dean's ist, Garnet and Black staff, Pan 3ellenic Council, advisor to Junior Pan-Hellenic Council, Euphrosy ean Literary Society, Delta )elta Delta. PERRY MOSES - Phi Kappa sigma (first, second vice-presi lent and treasurer), Omicron 3elta Kappa (secretary), Kappa 3igma Kappa (secretary), Board f Publications, Alpha Phi Omega (vice-president, treasurer), march ng and concert band. MARY CARLTON O'NEAL - klpha Delta Pi, Alpha Kappa .anna (secretary), Theta Sigma Phi, Phi Epsilon Nu, Press Club (secretary and treasurer), "Y" :ounselor, WUSC-AM (secretary), aamecock staff (campus editor), W a c r e a d y Society (secretary), Dean's List. EMILY REDDING - Gamecock ;taff (business manager and ad iertising manager), historian of ,arolina Religious Council, vice president of Baptist Student [Jnion, Euphrosynean Literary So iety, Alpha Lambda Delta, Theta who's Sigma Phi (president and treas- c urer). t PATTIE RICHARDSON - Al- I pha Delta Pi, Alpha Kappa ( Gamma, Y. W. C. A. (president), c secretary of sophomore, junior, and senior class, Homecoming Court, Carolina Religious Council C (secretary). C ANN SANDERS-Pi Beta Phi I (president), Alpha Kappa Gamma,( Alpha Lambda Delta (president), S Pi Mu Epsilon, Pan - Hellenic S Council. NED SELF - Sigma Nu (his- C torian), Blue Key (secretary and I treasurer). Kappa Sigma Kappa F (secretary), Epsilon Epsilon Epsi- F lon, Pi Sigma Alpha, Garnet and L Black staff (advertising manager, business manager, and editor). F Dean's List. h CHUCK SIMONS - Sigma Nu U (chaplain), Dean's List, vice-presi- R dent of sophomore class, treasurer F of student body, Kappa Sigma Kappa, chairman of honor board, C president of senior class, Omicron p Delta Kappa (secretary and presi- A dent), IFC Tribunal. L BOB STEELE-Arnold Air So- C Who' iety (chaplain), American Insti ute of Electrical Engineers, lean's List, Honor Roll AFROTC lieutenant colonel, and w i n g ummander). ED STEUDEL - Honor Roll, ROTC (rifle team), Compass and hart Society, Drum and Bugle 'orps, Ata Kappa Nu, American istitute of Electrical Engineers secretary and president), Student enate, chairman of Traffic and afety Committee. ED STROTHER - AFROTC utstanding Sophomore Award, orman Murry Smith Scholarship, i Mu Epsilon (president), Alpha hi Omega (president). Dean's ist. ALFRED TOLLISON - Maxcy rotherhood, O m i c r o n Delta appa, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Tau eta Pi, AICIIE Award, Chemical ubber Co. Award, Pershing ifles Drill Team, Dean's List. TODD WILSON - Alpha Phi mega, Kappa Sigma Kappa. resident of student hody, Blue cy, Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon, can's List, President's Advisory ommittee. ALL-AMERICAN ANI) THE DREAM" SPRING, 1963 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA VOL. UV, NO. 17 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, JANUARY 31, 1964 FO NDED 1908 RESIGNED: Charles Warrei head basketball coach after a ten-4 ing position due to illness. (See i Twenty Awarc Twenty-eight graduates received bachelor of laws degrees lasi Saturday in a ceremony at USC. Diplomas were presented by USC President Thomas F. Jones assisted by Dr. Rollin E. Godfrey director of admissions and regis tration. The principal address was giver by Attorney General Daniel R lAW SCliOOL GRADUATIC n...al.l H .s e.. Mr. Mca. i Noe officially resigned as USC'r lay leave of absence from his coach >age 2.) 0i -eight led Jam McLeod. Three graduates received di plomas "cum laude"-with honot John George Cheros, Greenville; Ellen Virginia Hines, Spartan burg; and Wayne Franklin Rush Greenwood. Honor graduates Cheros, Hines and Rush also received Law Quar 'terly certificates. Other recipients IN: 1'raeit Jones presents honorar ,ave e n.in,anal a,dd...es to th uwc. Vacancies In Senate Announced All students wishing to enter the world of politics can fulfill their ambition by filing for one of the eight vacant Senate seats. Details for filing were listed by President Todd Wilson after Wed nesday's meeting of Student Sen ate. In order to file, one must submit a petition signed by 25 students to Box .1797 by Friday, Feb. 7. To be eligible, a student must have a 2.0 G.P.R. and be in good standing with the University. Elections will he held Monday, Feb. 10. If necessary, run-offs will be held Wednesday, Feb. 12. In other Senate business, after lengthy debate, members voted to reconsider the bill passed seeking an investigation of The Gamecock. iaw Deg iary Gr; were graduates Terry Michael Brooks, Anderson; David W. Kel ler Jr., Florence; and D. Reece Williams III, Lancaster. Three juniors in the School of Law received National Law School Moot Court Competition Awards-. Eugene L. Brantley and Stephen S. Boynton, of Columbia, and Colin E. Harley, Laurens. y law degree to Attorney General ti.eight .raduatin. ...nlo... REV. GERALD M. DOIAN rees aduateS The Claud N. Sapp award w presented by Prof. Coleman Ki esh, Law Quarterly certificates Asst. Prof. Webster Myers J and Moot Court awards by Pr David H. Means. The Rev. Dr. Lauren E. Bi baker, head of the Department Bible and Religion and chaplain the University, gave the invoc tion and benediction. A reception in the Law Libra followed the commencement p: gram. Others who received bachelor laws degrees were Dallas Di Hall, Central; James E. Barfi Jr., Lynchburg; Paul Edwa Bowie III, Liberty; Terry Michs Brooks, Anderson. Also, Frederick Henry Brov Charleston; Charles A. Davis, C lumbia; William Keitt Easterlir Bennettsville; .John Potter Ha zard IV, Georgetown; David W liam Keller Jr., Fiorence. Also, John Ernest Kinard J Columbia; James Chris Levent Columbia; Frank Milton Mar Spartanburg; Donald Ray McAl ter, Greenville; Randolph Mu ,laugh IlI, Var"nville; Alan Mor mer Osterweil, Columbia. Also, Rodney Alton Peepl< llampton; Hubert Hague Pow Jr., Montmorenci, N. C.; Howa C. Prettyman Jr., Columbia; Ric ard II. Rockafellow, Columbi James D)onald Scott, Columbi Ryan Cathron Shealy, Lexingt< Larry Duane Shifflette, Charli ton Heights; Ervin Skipwoi Swearingen, Columbia; Robert I Waldrep Jr., Columbia; D. Red Williams III. TAncaater %ek St 4.4 DR. JOIIN IIADDON LEITH Men's Spr Will Begii BY SIG HUITT ,as Chief Reporter ir- Spring semester's frantic frenzy by for Greek rush was launched last r., 'ight at a mass meeting in the: of- Russell House auditorium. Presided over by L. Eugene u- Cooper, dean of men, the convoca of ion was held to inform all in of erested persons of the rules and :a- requirements for fraternity rush. Registration, including the pay ry nent of a $2.00 fee, was held last .o- light and continues today from: 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. in the of lobby of Russell House. Ie In order to be eligible to Id pledge, a student must have rd scored a "5" or better on the en el trance examination or have at least a 2.0 g.p.r. for the previous semester on at least 12 credit hours. ? Fraternity row will hold open g' house for rushees tonight from - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. On Satur day and Sunday, Feb. 1 and 2, those invited may attend stag r., smokers at the various fraternity is, houses. n, Off - campus parties will begin 8- Monday night with Lambda Chi r- Alpha, Phi Kappa Sigma, Chi, Psi, and Pi Kappa Phi having the first four. Pi Kappa Alpha, Kappa Alpha, s Sigma Nu, Alpha Tau Omega, and 3ll Sigma Phi Epsilon will follow on. rd Tuesday evening. h- Concluding on Wednesday, Feb. 3, will be Sigma Chi, Phi Epsilon Pi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi a, Delta Beta, and Kappa Sigma. n; On Thursday there will be the ~a- final invitational stag smokers th from 7 to 12 p.m. Bids will be :picked up by rushees between thel hours of 5 and 6:30 p.m. on Fri-I ce day, Feb. 7 In the old faculty Dining Room in Russell Hous. arts M 4 DR. ISRAEI. J. GERBER ing Rush a Today After electing to accept a bid, rushees must report directly to the fraternity he has selected to pledge. Any male student who can meet rush qualifications can register or open rush by paying a $2.00 registration fee at the Inter-Fra ernity Council office in Russell Ilouse. Registering for open rush s a declaration that one is inter sted in pledging a fraternity vhether or not fraternity rush unctions were previously at entded. ROTC Cadets To Receive Commissions Four graduating seniors at the' 'niversity of South Carolina will -eeive military commissions Fri ly during a joint commissioning -eremoiny at 2:30 p.m. in the USC aw School Auditorium. John Bell, Jr. and Harry L. \leNeel of Columbia will be com nissioned ensigns in the U. S. Naval Reserve. Julian Black of 'olumbia and Larry D. Rucker of swansea will receive commissions is second :ieutenants in the U. S. \i r Force Reserve. Associate Prof. W. L. Anderson f the USC College of Engineer ng, a retired admiral, will be >rincipal speaker for the cere n ony. Commjissions will be presented vy Capt. R. E. Jeffery, USN, head af the USC Department of Naval Science and Lt. Col. C. M. Smith Jr., USAF, head of the USC De partment of Air Scinme onday Visiting Chaplains To Speak Nearly a dozen chaplains regu larly serve the students and staff at U SC, but at least seven addi tional clergymen will be on cam pus next week as leaders of the annual Religious Emphasis Week observance. "The ;d-Shaped Blank" is the theme of R-E Week and topic of the daily convocations at 10:30 a.mu., Monday-Thursday. The Rev. )r. John 1laddon Leith of Union Theological Semi nary, Richmond, Va., will conduct Protestant convocations in the Naval ROTC Armory. Convocations Catholic convocations will be held in Russell House auditorium, conducted by the Rev. Gerald M. Dolan of St. Bonaventure Monas tery, Paterson, N. J. Dr. Israel J. Gerber of Temple Beth El, Charlotte, N. C., will lead the Jewish convocations, also in Russell House. As is customary, there will be dormitory discussion groups in the evenings, other special meetings, personal counseling for those who wish it. and special features. Group Leaders Group leaders who will come to the University for R-E Week are the Rev. Ryan B. Eklund. pastor )f First Baptist Church, Travelers Rest; the Rev. Richard N. Ottay, Episcopal chaplain of East Caro lina College, Greenville, N. C.; the Rev. John Franklin Byerly, Jr., pastor of St. Stephan's Lutheran ('hurch, Williamsburg, Va., and a rollege chaplain; and the Rev. William Robert Martin, assistant to the president of Union Theo logical Seminary. One of the special events is a Iramatic performance M o n d a y i'vening in Drayton Hall by the Bishop's Company of Los Angeles. Calif., which, in a dozen years, has performed in more than 5,000 churches in travels of nearly a million miles. The company will stage excerpts of George Bernard Shaw's "St. Joan" and "Occupied Territory." a play by the com. pany's founder, Phyllis Beardsley Bokar. Exhibita An art exhibit and book dis ulays in Russell House are addi tional features of R-E Week. The University of South Caro lina adjusts class schedules to provide for the 10:30 a.m. con vocations, enabling all members of the~ campus community to attend.