Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Y CABINET OFFICERS FOR 19 Fritz Stork, Harry Sunshine, Don IR Inabinet, and Bob Dowdeswell. Sectei Claudia Howle, Claire Terry, Stephanie Navy Rifle Team Drills At Hospital The NROTC Pershing Rifles squad gave a drill performance at the Veteran's Hospital in Colum bia Saturday, under the command of Midshipman R. D. Amme and Midshipman T. M. Davis. j NeoCA Stripes Good things come in pairs... especi side by side Oxford Stripes.. . ava chocolate-orange/black-chestnu button down collar, box pleat and b CAftBWDAE i "GAME 4. IN''c ~Ask a 64 are: stanuding left to right, Br ay, John Clasen, Lee Bowling, M I are: Rachael Johnston, Sue Self Adair, Connie Wall, Frances Bloo WUSc-A For Col ly CLIFTON EATON Rlepresentatives from c o 11 e g e 31ly when they're Creighton's ilable with stripes of blue/ :'bottle green. Natural body, ack hanger loop. Sizes 141/2 to 161/2 5.95 oP~ NATUR The tailoring is fabric is tropic and worsted. for the wearing weight suit witi wrinkles. Choos plain tones, pla ir nvtd o CAm1nI ar nie ouse our exclusiv COCK" CHARGE ACCO ad Poston, Al Baamett, Mike Smith, lark Verdery, Join Bryan, Charles , Adeline Armsturovg, Harriet Etter, lworth, Rita West, and Peg Bennet. LM Hosts Fege Broa radio stations in five states and members of the South Carolina Broadcasters Association convene today at the University of South Carolina for the f i r a t South eastern Collegiate Broadcasters Convention hosted by WUSC-AM, After registration and an after noon general meeting in the Rus sell 1H o u s e Assembly Room, the broadcasters will hear an address by Mr. Edward Stanley, Public Affairs Director for the National Broadcasting Company, tonight at a banquet at a Columbia restau rant. A veteran writer, novelist, and journalist, S t a n I e y began working for NBC in 1949 as man ager of the network's Public Af fairs and Edbeation Department and was promoted to the position of Director of Public Affairs in 1958. WANTED College men to work this Summer calling on business firms in hometown and surrounding territory QUALIFICATIONS - Prefer students who have been active in campus activi ties - extrovert - one who has no hesitancy in talking to business men. Students who need to work - Are ambitious - Not lazy. This work Is pleasant and profitable. We will give you 2 days training, our expense. Write about yourself to: YOUR FUTURE OCCUPATION P. 0. Box 934 Tuscaloosa, Alabama AL SHOULDERED CLASSICS by Don Richards . . . the al weight Dacron polyster . and the comfort is yours . An exceptionally fine light a built-in flair for shedding e from a superb selection of ids and mixture shades. 49.95 10 E$10P Freshman 'Y Has Election Freshman "Y" elected officer for their sophomore year at th regular weekly meeting Monday The YMCA officers are: Dicl Schulz - president, Ed Tucker - first vice - president (programs) Chuck Hanna - second vice-presi dent (projects), and Bill Elliet - secretary-treasurer. Leading the YWCA will be Ceci Hardy - president, Susan Willi -first vice-president (programs) Abby Hatch - second vice-presi dent (projects), and Beth Browi - secretary-treasurer. Any fresh man can attend the meetings hel< every Monday at 1:00 in the smal dining room in South cafeteria. 11 0 5eminar Icasters The first seminar will be divide< into two sessions. In the first ses sion, "Engineering Problems am Methods," will be moderated b3 Bill Hay and Charlie Morris former WUSC members The second session, "Advertising Methods and Copywriting," wil be discussed by John Thorne, ol Blair-Thorne Advertising Agency in Columbia and Dave Bledsoe another WUSC member who i, working with The State news paper. The second seminar will alsc consist of two different sessions. "Coverage and Presentation of News" will be moderated by Bob Hickman, news director of WIS. TV in Columbia, and by Bill Ward, sports director for WBTV, Charlotte, N. C., The third and final seminar will be a panel discussion with the theme, "Programming Prob ems and Methods." Panelists are John Wrisley, program director for WIS Radio; Mackey Quave, assistant manager of WQXL; and Woody Windham, program direc tor of WCOS. The three-day convention will terminate Sunday with tours of Columbia broadcasting facilities and the South Carolina Educa ional Television Center. SUMME for STI NEW S'64 directory lists 21 in 50 states. MAL.E or FEM for students includes exact Names employers and thel dustry, summer camps, nati etc. Hurryll jobs filled ear faction guaranteed. Send t P. 0. Box 13593 - Phoeni: Just time to get that se Coca-Cola -11 never t puts zing in peopi thingsg() better wit CQR hWtld 15der the authority of The Coca-Co STUE TNUMBn S~j N AME STUDENT ODY OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS 101113- v. SECRe- TREAS PK5 I1 V s seIF A Aft, C 1 P1S. TAN I N0 f,T PNa TARS VE1A :2 2=i 2 2: 2-=lcl=l ci zzc2 eLo c2z) 2m c2= 2-1-2=c2-. 2D c2z:c2: - c=3D 03*3= 33 3D3=c3: ,c4:=4=c:4: 4-4: 4=4c4=44: 0 a .4c5=c=5 5=c.. 5:)c 5=)5Dc5t5: x Oc . =c6=6c6z6c6-i6:=6:D6:)c6: ~c7=c7=c7:D7=c7=c7 7=c7:)7: 3 c 808c 8 )8 D8t 8 8 ) 8 : c9:=9-9==99:=949-=9 9: s Is i 4 9 li is t ilis; 1 3 tom1 it 1*2*2W 2s3n425x. IBM Sir I1BM cards will be used for thr first time in student body votin. at Carolina today. Election Chair man Dana McLendon expresse. the fact that it is extremely im portant that students familiariz themselves with the new votin procedures before they go to thc I polls. Each student, upon going to the place for his school to vote, will b( given a voting card. The student's name printed on the card is to insure that a student votes only once. The anonymity of each stu I dent's vote will be preserved by the fact that only the IBM ma chine will "see" the cards as the votes are recorded. The numbers on the cards refer to the names of candidates whose names and numbers will be posted. Under the column marked "for special election" students will vote on the new student body constitu tional referendum and on Disci pline Board members. h following numbers will be ued for casting of ballots in the general elections to be held Friday, April 10. These are the correspond ing vinbers to be used in tabulating hallots. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PRESIDENT 1. Larry Barrett 2. Chip Cothran, 3. IAe Sturkey VICE PRESIDENT I. Reginald Brown SECRETARY 1. Diane Geer 2. Rita West R JOBS JDENTS ),000 summer job openings S u ALE. Unprecedented research pay rates and job details. r addresses for hiring in in onal parks, resorts, etc., etc., n ly. Send two dollars. Satis o: Summer Jobs Directory -- ~, Arizona. C.. . . .~5 .r.,.. r~ TIpp.,.. S ~ :.;d n cond wind. Have a Coke. .s big, bold taste oo sweet, e . .. refreshes best. a Company by, LAnG (.0 OP COUIAs HONOR BOARD WAY 6 5A. 90tIC %kA OU" F"AN~ "URSF [EN JC : -11- 7 I - ~l = 1- l= 11) 3= 3) 3 3 3- 3 O 3= 3= :'14:) 4-4:)c4c4:D 4-4=C4a 5. 5 5- 5.- 5 5 5 c5 c5 6 6G 46 66 6 666 77 7 7~ 7 7 =7 7 7 8 8- 8 DC83 8 8 8=8 8 9qT9Tq9q9qT9 9 ==9 9 uplifies TREASURER I. Harry Sunshine 2. Craig Wrigley DISCIPLINARY BOARD 1. Pete Soutter MAY QUEEN CANDIDATES 1. Gail Broughton 2. Elaine Outz 3,. Sandra Williams MAIE CHEERLEADFES 1. Paul Barber 2. Ray Flynn 3. Joel Gottlieb 4. Doug Ilamer S. Ed Iamb 6. John Patterson 7. Bill Rogers 8. Drew Rogers 9. Tom Southard FEMALE CIIEERLEADERS 1. Diane Geer 2. Ruthic IHenderson 3. Mary Jo Johnson 4. Patti Knight 5. Corky McCorkle 6. Jotyce Mencken 7. Norma Norwood 8. Sue Roach 9. Jennie Sweatman SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT 1. Jim Shelley VICE PRFSIDENT 1. Woody Goodson 2. Joel Gottlieb SECRETARY 1. Susan Matthews 2. Connie Wall TREASURER 1. Judy McDowell 2. Harry Sunshine Cam np "Y" Luncheon Junior-Senior "Y" L u n c h e o n eets at 1 P.M. every Wednesday k the Spanish Dining Room of outh Dormitory. All students are rged to attend. * * * Clariosophic Society The Clariosophic Society w i l1 weet Tuesday at 7 P.M. in Legare ollege. The program will be a eclamntion contest. Guests are ~elcom e. * * * Spansishi Tutoring Sigma Delta Pi and Phi Epsilon ioffer free tutoring sessions for p)anish 11 and 12 students Thurs ay night from 7 to 9 o'clock at be Phi Ep fraternity house on lossom Street. * * * Newman Club The regular meeting of Newman lub will be held this Wednesday t 7 P.M., Room 101 Russell [ouse. A drop-in (with refresh lents!) honorring 0o(d and nerv of icers will be given afterwards at homnas More Center. * * * Tridelt Scholarship The Margaret Ashe Scholarship THlI THE WAY TO DO ITp When the thin Piedmont Pac spend your ho! Vacationing wii road. And it's 4 Save 75% of y the Piedmont : leave on Satura Saturday or St Check on conv thrifty fares tU Call Piedmont '~APIEI FOR SPECIAL ELECTION 1 23 4 5 6 7e :3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3r =4= C4= C4= 4 = C4= 4= C4 c4z C4: :7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7D :8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8= :9 9 9 9=99C99 =) Voting 3. Kay Tolbert JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT I. Richard Byn 2. Jim Friar 3. Corky McCorkle 4. Bill Rogers VICE PRESIDENT 1. Mac Johnston 2. Sarah Najjar SECRETARY 1. Stephanie Adair 2. Nancy Fletcher 3. Paula Gruenberg 4. Beverly Pournelle 5. Susan Rigby TREASURER 1. France* Bloodworth 2. Lily Roland (Leroy) Eberi 3. Larry Parker 4. Gary (Polly) Poliakoff 5. Torn Southari 6. Lana Talbert SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT 1. Bi Youngblood VICE PRESIDENT 1. Stoney Denny 2. Earl Perr 3. Ed Tucker 4. Ted Wingard SECRETARY 1. Chris Christopher 2. Bobby Dukes 3. Patti Knight TREASURER I. Bobby Blenis 2. Frannie Danls 3. Emily Wheeler 4. Mumford Scott AppLications are now available. This scholarship, presented an nually by Delta Delta Delta So orority to the most deserving ap plicant, is open to any student on the University campus. Its value this year is $200. Applicatdons may be obtained from Mr. Paul Fidler of the Stu dent Aide Committee. His office is in the Administration A n n e x. They must be returned by Wed nesday, April 15. All persons interested are urged to apply. B. S. U1. B. S. U. luncheons will be held at South Dorm in the private din ing room at 1 P.M. Tuesday. Ves per services will be held Wednes day night at 6:30 in the B. S. U. Center. Wesley Sunday services will be held at Wesley Foundation at 10:16 A.M. rollowed by Study Classes. Ves pers andl a forum will be held that revening at 6:30. The service of holy Communion is at 6:15 P.M. very Wednesday. EDmo0rT g is travel -take a smaker. Flying lets you iday at home or Ii friends, instead of on the iconomical, too. Dur return fare, with Kcursion Plant Just lay, and return any inday within 30 days. enment schedules and Le next time you travel. Airlines. ERLIN\I!ES