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RATED IMSSE ALL AMERICAN CRITICIZED SPRING, 1963 (See Page 2) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA VOL. LIV, NO. 27 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, APRIL 17, 1964 FOUNDED 1908 NEW STUDENT BODY OF] clude: Chip Coihran, president; I treasurer. Class Of: Elected USC spring elections were hel on Friday, April 10, with run-offi on Monday, April 13. Chip Cothran was elected Presi dent in the run-off election, Vice President, Reginald Brown; Secre tary, Diane Geer; and Treasurer Craig Wrigley were elected on th( first ballot. Elaine Ouzts, Ma: Queen, was also elected in thf run-off. Cheerleaders for the coming yea: include: Paul Barber, Ray Flynn Joel Gottlieb, Ed Lamb, Bill Rog era, Diane Geer, Ruth Henderson Mary Jo Johnson, Corky McCorkle Falsification Of Excuses Punishable A student member of the Fac ulty Disciplinary Committee an nounced that in the past thre weeks two cases of falsification o excuses for absences have ap peared before the Faculty Discipli nary Committee. Both men, one a freshman an( the other a senior, were suspende< from the University for the period of one year and will remain 01 dlisciplinary probation for the re ~mainder of their college career. The attendance regulations o the University are not perfeci Nevertheless it does not appea that they will be changed in th near future. As long as the regu Vlations exist, the Dean of Men ani the Dean of Women will enfore them strictly. So please save you cuts for important occasions ani refrain from falsifying excuses. LITTIiE "S00" PREPARA'l 'nh....a. -on- n.u4 F..l ath -Game ICERS who were choen April 10 and I leginaki Brown, vice presklent; Diane Geei Ficers And ' By USC SI I and Norma Norwood. Sh Pete Soutter will serve on the t Disciplinary Board. The Honor TI Board added Dewain Herring from Business Administration and Mac Johnston of the Arts and Science ji School. M Chosen to represent the school St of Business Administration on the LV senate were: Mark Alexander, Stan Applebaum, Jim Bell, Fran ces Bloodworth, Ty Cobb, Nancy of Fletcher, Mike Howard, Ed Lamb, p1 -John Land, Thomas McPherson, ari Charlie Montgomery, Jim Pressley, and Jim Young. p Barbara Hare, Susan Rigby, Sue of Smith, Tom Southard, Connie Wall, and Rita West were elected to the senate from the School of Educa tion. Law school senators are Ben Boyd and Ralph Robinson. The new senators from the graduate school are: Bill Dean, John Harlee, Ann Digby, and Jack Scott. Sheila Reardon and Sue Roach were elected to the senate from the School of Journalism. Chosen as senator from the Nursing De- C partment was Sue Abercrombie. Lynn Hutchinson and Bill Ken nedy are the new senators from the School of Pharmacy. Arts and Sciences senators in e lude: Corky McCorkie, Bob Plunk. U ett, Stephanie Adair, Joel Gottlieb, B2 Susan Matthews, Harry Sunshine, m Kay Tolbert, Tom Cothran, Ed an 'Tucker, Johnny Hite, Sara Najjar, at Mac Johnston, Mary Jo Johnston, R1 Panm Dlgby, and Woody Goodson. Bill Deaver, Bill Heaton, Jimmy Gi I Willis, Wayne Witt, and Gerald ari Vaughn will represent the Engi- se neering school on student senate al: next fall-.e Heading the Senior Class is Jim fe 10N SH~ENANICANS such as these fronm 1 annn.i Sigm= N. apnnored event. 5'.4 I.Wtv cock Stall Photo by Robertson 3 in canpum-wide elctions in -ecretar.y and Craig Wrigle, senators udents elly. Joel Gottlieb holds the posi n of vice-president, while Susan Atthews was elected secretary. e treasurer for the Senior Class Kay Tolbert. The class of 1966 will be led by n Friar; serving under him are c .Johnston, vice - president; ophanie Adair, secretary: and .rry Parker, treaasurer. Bill Youngblood again serves as esident of his class, class of 67. Ed Tucker holds the position vice-president; Chris Christo ier is secretary for the class d Bobby Blenis is the treasurer. The Constitutional Referendum ssed with an overwhelming vote syes." The Student Union Commit ee is now selecting the movies or next year. To help the Stu lent Union Committee select the movies that most of the tudents want to see, a box will )e placed at the information lesk for interested students to Alace their suggestions for novies. :ub Sponsored Py Student Union 'or Card Lovers The Russell House Student 1ion will sponsor the Gamecock 'idge and Card Club which will set every Tuesday in the Bridge .d Card Room wvhich is Room 204 7:00 P.M. - second floor of the assell House. Mrs. Lib S i nm p s o n will aid ~orge Mahaffee in the organizing d initiation of the weekly bridge ssion. The club will be open to Carolina studlents currently rolled, both beginners and pro ssionals. na waar will agnin he the sene Senat OnV USC Boo Selects Faculty appointments to the ne Board of Student Publicatioi and Communications at USC wei announced today by Dr. Thomas I Jones, president of the Universit Associate Professor Earl A. M Intyre of the USC School Journalism will be chairman of tl board which was created lai month after recommendations I a committee of newspaper, tel, vision and radio executives. He ha been chairman of the existing pul lications board at the Universil since October, 1962. Other faculty members on tl new board are Prof. Claude Neu fer of the Department of Englia and Prof. Harry K. McMillan Derby Da: - Planned B The nineteenth annual Sign Chi sponsored Derby Day will 1 held Thursday April 23, at 3 p.a on the Horseshoe, according to Ji Pressley, chairman. Girls from all seven sororiti will participate in seven even highlighted by a secret race ai the selection of "Miss Venus." Other than the "Miss Venu beauty contest, the events inclu4 finding a key in a barrel of floi and using a dead fish to brej eggs on an opponent. Trophies ai points will be awarded to tl winners of each race, and the a rority which accumulates the lar est number of points in the cur petition will receive the Bron Derby sweepstakes trophy. In t] event of a tie, a tug of war w determine the derby winner. La vear's overall winner was Ze Tau Alpha. In the six race, "Miss Venu will be chosen from one of t1 following contestants: La u ri Trotti; Alpha Delta Pi; Parn Lane, Chi Omega; Sandra Wi liams, Delta Delta Delta; Lyi Byrd, Delta Zeta; Julie Drak Kappa Delta; Claudia Howell, Beta Phi; and Jennie Sweatma Zeta Tau Alpha. Joan Disher wa the winner of last year's "MI; Venus" contest. Dean Pittman will be master< -eremonies. Judges for the col 'tests will be Bob Talbert, Robe X rmstrong, Ashley Halsey, Jr., Dl Sigma Nu To Sponso Little '5OO0 Sigma Nu's annually sponsor< "Little 500" festivitIes, includi: bicycle and tricycle races, a danc and Miss "Little 500"' contest, w he in full swing next Friday. Proceeds will go to offset il t ravel expenses of Carolina award - winning deb'ate team, a cordling to .Ioel Gottlieb, chairma of the contest. In the event th; he debate team receives addition allotments from the Universit the money will go to the Greata U'niversity Fund. Thet sorority tricycle race w biegini at 2:30, followed by the I cycle race of the 14 fraternitIes 3:0 p.m. on Davis Field. TIickets to the dance will go 4 sale Monday. This event will I held at Hleise's Pond from 8 to p.m. Refreshments will be ava ab)le at a reasonable cost. Voting for Miss "Little 50 will be cast by coins. The eo testants will be pictured In ne e Dec D mg ot ing rd Of PI Faculty. w the College of Engineering. three appointments are for year, beginning at the end of present semester. Student members of the b hoard are to be chosen by Ma: - so that it can organize before of close of the semester. Four ie dent members will be named, ;t by the student body president, y by the Clariosophic and Eup !- dian Literary societies and on, s the outgoing executives of the )- dent media. ly Under the appointments by Jones, Prof. McIntyre will a ie as adviser to The Gamecock, -dent newspaper; Prof. Neuffe h adviser to The Crucible, a m >f zine, and Garn,-t and Black, Festm-Lvtie.i y Sigma Ch ia Charles Coolidge, Dean Eliza >e Clotworthy, Dr. Havilah Bab n. and Dr. Roy Hann. The ofl m starter will be "Arthur" of Goody Shoppe. s A party will climax the day' ts tivities with music by Dale d the Dell-Hearts. This will be lowed by the fabulous Sweet) 3 weekend highlighted by the : le tas and four other entertainer ir Ad Carolina Studex ik D- Attend Air Fore n' Confab in Denv r,e ie Three USC students atte ill the annual conclave of Arnold St Society and Angel Flight in a ver, Colorado. The conclave, held April i" was attended by 1,300 stuc ie representing 185 schools. I e gates from Carolina incl ka Roberta Meares. Angel Fli I- and Mike McCa rthy and n Reaves, AFROTC. e, Highlights of the conclave tured a tour of the Air F "' Academy; a military ball; IS "Dining In," a formal mill 'm banquet. Bob Cummings, TV screen star, was master of< >f monies for the banquet and A 's- naut Gorden Cooper was a r*t speaker. r. Colonel C. M. Smith, profE - of Air Science, and Captain I Lloyd accompanied the grou Denver. The USC students stayed the Denver Hilton. il Ln. It. 12 -NASSAU BOUND U.S. Kt Brandywine Singer.' concert .,11 HI.. nnse namt... n.i neS T4 Flaw C] rblications Iembers All University yearbook; and Prof. Mc one Millan as adviser to radio station the WUSC-AM, which comes under new the board for the first time. S15 The faculty members each have cie the one vote. as will student mem- ag stu- bers. Se two W4 to "There is every reason to ex hra- pect," Dr. Jones said, "that the of a by new setup will work to the satis- an stu- faction and advantage of all con- ett cerned. It should be beneficial to r'o Dr. the student media, the student stu- body. and the University in gen- 1 r as eral. It offers the utmost freedom a aga- of expression within the bounds p the of responsibility. Thanks are due B to all those who helped to plan Cl n o Circle K beth ed a Convenes ' the P ,ac OnCampus" fol-b Circle K Clubs from North vO heart Carolina and South Carolina held co ies- their third annual district con- ha vention Sat., April 11, at USC. 101 Circle K is a campus service by organization patterned after the W tS parent organization, Kiwanis In ternational. P 'e Lt. Gov. Robert E. McNair gave I the keynote address at 10:30 a.m. c er in the U.S.C. School of Business o Admiristration where s e s s i o n s 1. Air were held. His subject was "Pro- a Den- mote Individual Dignity." d R. Ed Batton, Kiwanis district d governor, addressed the 1 p.m. n -12, session. r tents Participants r e p r e s e n t e d 23 (I )ele- Circle K Clubs at universities and ude: colleges in the two Carolinas. The rai ght; clubs are sponsored by Kiwanis to etl Dan perform campus service and en- as courage development of leadership, wl fea. character and social responsibility to orce in members. thi and The USC Circle K Club is tary sponsored by Columbia Kiwanis eti and Club headed by Jack Fuller. Dr. tic ere- Julian J. Petty and Dr. A. C. B) ntro- Flora, Jr., members of the Uni-t. 'uest versity faculty and of Columbia in Kiwanis Club, assist with the stu- ca ssor dent organization. tei .Y. The S. C. House of Representa- tel to tives passed a special resolution no making the hall of the House at available to the Circle K group for an assembly Sunday morning. 4~--Cam STUJDElW I. Dan Kirkland who had th, sponsor-ed by the Stadent Unlon committee. E i bf os-c a 9lar. t....o.." .., ame.. o he. A ct harge Plunkett C .t . . riticizes Elections BY SIG HUITT Chief Reporter )espite a plea that "discrepan s found in elections a few days >" be cleared up, the Student ,iate adjourned without action dnesday. rhe adjournment, caused by lack a quorum, leaves the discrep -y charge made by Bob Plunk hanging until next week's ses n. Plunkett, a non-senator, ad ressing the Senate as a privi ge, named the main discrep icy to be the fact that the Dlling place in the School tf usiness Administration w a a osed for approximately 15 inutes during Monday's run rf election. I'he polls were closed when a ed in charge of the BA polling tce left when her replacement led to show up on time. Report y, the co-ed took the blank bal s with her. During this time, a as change occurred, and as unkett put it, "people couldn't te when they wanted to." Also brought up was the fact at one race, at first thought to a tie, was later settled by one te. The chairman of the election mmittee stated that this vote d been found in the wrong bal box and was turned over to him Student Body President Todd ilson. When the closing of the BA oiling place was reported, ana McLendon, the election's Nairman, met with the two run f f presidential candidates, arry Barrett and Ch.p Cothran, nd a representative of each to iscuss the situation. Both can idates agreed that they would Dt protest the election's final sults unless there was less tan a 50-vote difference. Because of the fact that several ,es ended in a close vote, Plunk . as a part of his remarks, ced that the Senate decide ether "a protest should be open other offices up to be filled in run-offs." sen. Craig Wrigley put Plunk 's protest in the form of a mo. n asking that the polls in the building be opened "to correct discrepancies." Also included the bill was the stipulation that ididates for a re-vote must pro t the election, and after pro ting, the said candidates could tconduct a campaign. M eLe nd o n, after terming lunkett's presentation of the (Continued on page 6) ieoek Malf P%w'. biy RoL.en B lucky ticket number at the d Hmxlrikson, mnanage of Rn.