The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 18, 1964, Image 1

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ALL AMERICAN WHY WE SPRING, 1963 A See page 2 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR GREATER CAROINA VOL LV, NO. 1 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 FOUNDED 1908 --2 RECEIVES OATI-11id4hipm of offie in the Natval ROTC prc Tatum Welch, USNR, of Spiartanb looks 0n. Twenty-six In Naval RO Twenty-six entering freshmen and nine sophomores at USC took the oath of office as midshipmen in the regular Naval ROTC pro gram during ceremonies Wednes day afternoon, September 9. Capt. Robert E. Jeffrey, head of the USC Department of Naval Sci unce, conducted the ceremonies at 5 p.m. in Room 106, Hamilton Col lege. Students enrolled in the regular NROTC program at the University receive tuition, textbook and ed ucation fees and a monthly allow ance of $50 during their student years at government expense. Upon graduation from the Uni versity and successful completion of the naval science course, the regular program student is com missioned an Ensign in the U. S. Navy or a second lieutenant in the U. S. Marine Corps and serves four years of active duty. These are the new students ap pointed from South Carolina: Gene Frederick Dibiase, James Harvey Dubose, Jr., John Christo pher Gott, Walter Edward Gott, .John Charles Hergert III, Robert Philip Ilucks, Ambrose William Beat Duke Pep Rally 'Set Tonight Carolina's first pep-rally of the season will be held tonight at 9 .m. at Barnwvell College. Participants in the p)reparations for the Carolina-Duke game to morrow include "The Jesters," and "The Marching Gamecocks." Joel Gottlieb, Gamecock head cheer leader, wvill act as master of cere monies. Head Coach Marvin Bass will speaik on school spirit and intro dluce the coaching staff. Also to be p)resentedl to the student body are the football team tri-captains Steve Cox, Pete Divenere, and Jim .1 ohnson. *Average On the brink of the gradation system change last semester, the over-all USC student a v e r a g e topp)ed "C"-level, with G r e e k s headling the list. Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Nu led the camp)us with ratios of 3.805 and 2.856, respectively. The indi vidual and cumulative sorority and fraternity averages follow In des (endling ordler: SPRING, 1964 Comparative Scholantic Averages GROUP RATIO P1 Rea Phi o.805 'X 1n 1e K. Welch receives the oath graim from hi fatier, (As. Jack Arg, while Capt. Robert E. Jefferv I t Take Oath TC Program Iludgens, William Adolphus Hunt 111, Charles George Johannes meyer. Also, Davis Charles Palmer, Kerry Otis Randel, Robert Charles Schucker, John Michale Reddeck, Charles Harold Walden, Lee Kim mel Welch, and Kenneth Earl En zor. Out-of-state students appointed 1 include: Hunter Smith Allen, Jr., Ter- I rence Wade Black, John Andre Brown, Charles Frederick Cald well, Roy Otto Darby III. Also, Michael Guy Gumula, Patrick Francis Marron, Bruce Norton McCausland, Charles Paul Minor 111, Frank William Putnam. Also, Alan Robertson Sellars, Jr., Wayne Lee Strasbaugh, Joseph David Walsh, George Donald Wil son, Robert Lewis Wilson, Jr., Robert John Conyers, Tom Riley Troutman, and James Angelo Kil patrick. Scholarship Available To Students A new scholastic scholarship worth $350 annually has been an nounced by Paul Fidler, director of student aid. To be offered by the Thrift Loan Company, the scholarship carries a grant of $250 plus $100 from the USC Scholarship Funds for a total of $350. This is to be paid in two installments, $176 at the beginning of each semester. The scholarship offer is open only to entering freshman students residing in one of the three coun ties in which the company operates (Cherokee, Chester, and Ander son1). Applications may be secured from the Director of Student Aid in Room 206, Administration An nex.] Fidler also announced that more students have applied for financial aid this year than ever before and that this semester approximately $150,000 in student scholarships andl loans will be dispersed. GPR Tops Chi Omega 3.777 Kappa Delta 3.710 Delta Delta Delta 3.666 All Sorority Average 3.620 Delta Zeta 3.430 Alpha Delta Pi 3.404 Sigma Nu 2.856 Alpha Tau Omega 2.794 Kappa Alpha 2.785 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.777 Phi Epsilon Pi 2.724 Phi Delta Theta 2.716 Increa N1ajor Vew Totals Show 7200 Enrolled BY HENRY EICHEL Staff Writer An unexpected increase in en ollment, swelling the USC stu lent body to 7,200, has caused a a eriously overcrowded housing sit- 9 tation and led the Dean of Women o remark that she feels "like the Id woman in the shoe." Director of Housing Joseph 3arnes said this week that over |00 students are still on waiting ists for rooms. In addition, there tre 32 girls packed three to a -oom in Sims, 32 living in the south study, 12 in the McClintock tudy, and six more in the Wade lampton study. Coker, a men's lorm, is also housing three to a -oom. The sardine-like situation will )e taken care of first, said Barnes. 5tudents living three to a room iave first priority on vacancies, with those on the waiting list oming next. Since the beginning of the se- . nester, 93 students have dropped )ut of school, vacating their -ooms. Barnes said that these j racancies have already been filled, a )ut as the semester progresses, he waiting list should dwindle C onsiderably. h Dean of Women Elizabeth Clot- p worthy praised the girls saying, 'I would like to commend the girls C vho have had to triple-up, live in p i study, or in Tivoli (former o ,raduate women's quarters) -they v iave all been good sports." t t "Several girls who were living a a )ff-campus have been moved on e -ampus. At present, there are 143 9 nore girls than there are com ortbale accommodations for." t S "I should feel like the old ,voman in the shoe," Dean Clot- d vorthy continued, "but the girls - 1ave been so cooperative that it ias been a pleasure." Students tripling-up are paying t ~ull room fees, but the Housing n said that they will be moved into - iormal quarters as soon as possi >le. The date for switching rooms ias been set for Oct. 15, 16, and 17. Students moved onto campus luring the semester will pay only iportion of the room fees, de 'ending on their length of resi lence in the dlornms-. Of the total University enroll- y nent of 8,400, 7,200 are attending r lasses on the campus here in r C~olumibia. This is an increase over tast year of 700. Director of Ad-t missions Rollin Godfrey expects a r 19615 enrollment in excess of 9,500 i for the University and its bran- a rhes. By then, new dlormitories will r provide space for 890 more stu lents.C 'C' Level Chi Psi 2.664 Sigma Phi Epsilon 2.663( Phi Kappa Sigma 2.651 ~ " ALL-FRATERNITY 2.6301 Kappa Sigma 2.600 ALL MEN'S AVERAGE 2.5741 Pi Kappa Alpha 2.57 1 NON-FRATERNITY AVERAGE 2.549 Sigma Chi 2.366 Lambda Chi Alpha 2.063 Pi Kappa Phi 1.995L Lsed i Dormil ADDITIONAL CONSTRUCTION-W Dormitory so that co-eds won't have to fronit of the Rubsell Hlouse-, sidewalks hi and grass has been planted along Bull Infirmarv. Twenty-thr( N4amed Dis1 The names of 23 senior Cade FROTC cadet who have been Tom esignated Distingu,ished Cadets son, ,ere recently announced by Lt. row olonel Cornelius M. Smith, Jr., Greg cad of the USC Air Science De- N. artment. Those named as Distinguished adets were selected because they F ossess high moral character and utstanding qualities of leadership B I , h i c h they have demonstrated irough achievements while par cipating in recognized campus Ca etivities, both curricular and to a tra - curricular, said C o I o n e I this mith. Th In addition to the other criteriath ,iese cadets must also have ath Landing in their academic and Adni filitary classes which warrants a any esignation as distinguished and ordei :miertonfr napontet ai i h Rglr i Fre Thsewo eeiedlttr fo StriudenOt SateC-(i ' daivit NamedChirenDiudi Discusesaes o23 so Cadn SFRtudn Seae,its opveen T essignatednesday,iscued Cades Rei, 'ear's stuent aoncead ap- Lt.E cantd osthending Sciene chai- fair atment. Those Chaimdas EDTu ead Fai hasscontrary tora cratr ande uetstin qLtemen wleadership- B 'hi ath they htae Dae.nse acemntgo aheeas whoilence ctivitily oth Hamil and to The.omte noucdta, M anorddrfiti to wowthine citia T tsudgets wilt als avessar t e Lnding The Plthers acdemrt and dsk .75ior clases Sprich Wrran's to an esiti na ist inguihed udd suderan fory pitent ati c Totra aporied eter fromwn h ataning them istinsedhairen: mie 'rfigndSft,rir ar;22d :etn,dent BrsnaCodiica- T DisusJ Haee; Dances Ednow rtudt Seate, inoug Eoenare I Also, Waeteday, discuse hison Runii fiouesiniig Bcommi;tteentir fainc peanes,airman Timbrckerai atu.rT ent Dcount Lary pir aune-t ih tto tuen Legisature,will not i oeunbeood; fomeotiing (no bye nnwn\-n onf equlDa prominne trollme tory Co 7~~~ W ~' jrkmen recently completed cementing aroun< wade through mud on rainy days. In additi ive been added in front of Currell Colleg( Street in front of the Busines" Administra :e AFROTC inguished C ts William A. B. Addison, Jr., Gerald S. M. Bryant, Thomas C. Car- McCarthy, Thelbert J. Collins, Robert E. liam W. ards, John L. Gibbons, Wood- Ray, Dan W. Goodson, Jr., Harry L. Schneider, ory, Richard D. Hale, Peyton Norman V Joyner, Daniel J. Kirkland, man, Jr., a c)ur Point GPIR egins This Ser rolina will change from a 6.0 USC comp 4.0 grading system beginning Grade p< semester. point syst( e new system, according to will rema Office of Registrations and with a GP ,ompute inistrations, will not endanger lividing tf student's standing at USC. In and addinj - to compensate for the elimi n of the grades of "B+" and , new standards have been or the remaining grades. Nu- Bud :al stan d ardsa for letter es have been left to the in- Vit ual professors.Ne w grade requirements in-N e :"A", excellent; "B", good: fair; "D", poor; and "F", Learn h re.---give tur re. sleeping, is emphasized by the Office of is the adivi stration and Admissions that of student new GPR ratings will be entering C y adequated. All six-point "Do not gs are being computed by the hellp from uperclass "Aove all PProval Needed hind in yc He add( ['o Place Items vidied for; culty in r n Bulletin Board faciities I cal and ei sterlals which are to be posted In a fin hw bulletin boards in the Rus- dents, Wi House must first be approved take adva stamped at the information cultural oJ beginning Sept. 21, according classroom. mnnouncements made by the excellent ent Union Committee. their over tterials must be cleared from oards every 10 days. Posters Any be restricted to 14 inches by member,. iches. ,e,,os * e Student Union Committee an send owns a sign making machine Subscripti students and organizations invited to contact Jim Willis, Student's s president, for explicit facts Student's erning poster making. e Russell House reserves theN to reject materials which do Name - meet the standards established Street he Union Committee, accord- City and to the chairman. it Ca nstru S4 will for this toril Dea Bru T and mee mer pre! uatj B con: dor 396 tow are nun I the corner of South as wn to ihe tew patio it, tur uid the ob ratorn ne tion Building anid tIhe dir( trai the Cadets tu pe Officersd VC McAllister, Michael C. bt Thomas G. Owen, Wi!- ri Plummer, William D. W W. Reaves, James P. 1 Douglas M. Senter, dor . Shull, Eugene Stead- wa; nd Robert E. Walker. Thi tw( ice System ne% TL~~~zzthe I uester be uter. De )ints which, on the six- clai sm, were less than 2.0 be n the same. Students day R greater than 2.0 may con Lheir new GPR's by eir old ratings by two one. a sh fo get Time, ro en Advises ar Students' >w to budget your time ye e to playing, studying, co xercising, and eating- D)4 :-e of C. H. Witten, dean ~ t, to freshman students of 'arolina this year. on be afraid to ask for tioi me, your professors, or con nen." he continued. acc ,be sure not to fall be- No ur work." wa d that a clinic is pro Itudents who have diffi eading. Also, there are s or students with physi-ne iotional problems. StI al word to the new stu- coi ~ten said, "Be sure to an ntage of all available ar portunities outside your t All students have an thE apportunity to broaden Ba all education." ne dlesiring to send a copy' if his family or friend compi i for a year's subscription (cht to circulation manager L. on beginn upon payment. Name __________ Box No. -- Send i< State ______ buseS Ic tion 3lans For woDorms Inderway )unds (of major construction be heard on the USC campus the second time in three years fall, when two new dormi s will be built, according to n of Administration Harold nton. he new dorms, one for women one for men, are expected to t next year's increased enroll it, as well as relieving the ient overcrowded housing sit on. ids were opened Tuesday for struction of a 20-story women's ni, which is expected to house girls. The reasons for the "tall er" design, said Dean Brunton, to give the girls a smaller iber of people per hall, as well ;o preserve the present arbore behind South Dormitory. The women's unit will be located ctly behind South, with its en ice on Bull Street across from Business Administration build In addition to the Women's rm, a new "veil block" strue re for men will be built in the rking lot behind present "L" rmitory. Plans call for another il block behind "K," on the te of Mehliman's Sound Center, it a dispute over property zhts has delayed any action to ird construction. Itimately, the two future ms will be connected by a hall v with present "K" and "L." hallway and the lobby of the new dorms will contain serv and recreational facilities. A v cafeteria will be housed below lobby. loth the new women's dorms the veil block behind "L" will ready for occupancy next fall. n Brunton said that the con ts for construction will include ises providing for penalties to paid by the builders for every they are behind the scheduled ipletion dates. The new dorms "should be le to keep the campus housing ortage from getting any worse r at least another year." At esent, about 200 people are on iiting lists for rooms, and er 100 are living three-to-a. omn. The current 8,400 students Lending the University and its anches may be expected to in ease to more than 9,500 next 11. Because the increasing en Ilment expected in coming ars, new construction will be me ever more common, said an Brunton. le said that after the building the new dorms this year, next the priority list for construc is a new married students' plex, probably in the recently uired Urban Renewal District 2, beyond the Southern Rail y tracks south of the campus. )ean Brunton said that even lly the University's Urban Re val property beyond Blossom eet will contain men's housing nplexes, athletic and drill fields, 1 parking and maintenance as. The University is also in process of acquiring land to east of the campus, towards rnwell and Gregg Streets, on (Continued 03 page S) of The~ Gamecock eweekly to a ete the section below, elip out, re'ks payable to The Gamecock), Car.ig Crew n- orx 9,USC.r