The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 09, 1964, Page Page Three, Image 3
New Chief O
Stresses Need
BY PAM VESTAL
Staff Writer
Carolina has a new police chief,
a dedicated man with a fascinating
background. Chief Huston E. Robi
son is married and has six chil
dren, five boys and a girl. His
eldest son is now serving in the
Navy.
A veteran of twenty-two years
in the Army, enlisting and coming
through the ranks, Chief Robison
spent three years as an enlisted
man, went to Officer Candidate
School, and then served nineteen
years in the Military Police Corps
lie has served as Provost Marshal,
Assistant Provost Marshal, and
Corrections Officer, both in tho
it. LAM a. , am L1gli,,hI
professor, has had two more hooks
publislhed. Unlike his fir-t works
(the Iliad iad the Odyssev, verse
tramlationis) these are children's
books of verse.
Carolina
Professor
In Verse
BY LEE BUSBEE
Staff Writer
Dr. Ennis Rees, a graduate of U
William and Mary College, with a
Master's and a Ph.D. degree from
Harvard, has recently had two
books published.
The titles of these books are,
Riddles, Riddles Everywhere, and
The Song of Paul Bunyan and
Tony Beaver. Both books were
written for children but can be
read by adults as relaxation.
The riddles in this book have
been drawn from all over the
world, but especially from English
andi American folklore, wvhere the
majority of them appear in prose.
"Along with Mother Goose,"
the author says, "rhyming riddles
of the sort presented in Riddles,
Riddles Everywhere are probably
a child's best andI most natural
introdluction to our p)oetic heritage,
to what Keats called 'the realms of
gold.'"
Ennis Rees has also written a
limited version of the best stories
concerning Paul Bunyan, one of
the most nmeaningful and enter
taining of America's legendary
heroes. lie tells the tales in force.
ful, unrhyming verse that will deC
light the young reader and all the~
members of his family.
To complete the total narrative
Mr. Rees tells a number of stories
about Paul's southern counterpart,
Tony Beaver, wvho had his camp
in WVest Virginia and who was
"every bit as big andI strong as
Paul Bunyan. Toward the endl of
the poem, Paul and Tony meet andl
iscover what they have in conm
.inon, a discovery that ends the
book as it begins-in laughter.
Have you tried
Chena
The
MEN'S C
from Franc
DAVISON'S COSME
Campus J
For Studei
States and overseas.
In combat duty, Chief I
was in Italy, Africa, and
While in Italy he served i
vost Marshal and escort I
,%lark Clark. In the Koreai
ie served in the Indianhea
3ion. As Provost Marshal I
years during the police ac
Korea, he was right in the
)f the turmoil, from He&
Ridge to Old Baldy.
Among the eighteen
Chief Robison has merited
B3ronze Star for Valor and t
Leaf Cluster, the latter wi
3ented to him while in ser
Fort Jackson, S. C. He hao
etters of commendation
hose with whom he has
ncluding Maj. Gen. Hey4
3oatner, U. S. Provost M
md Brig. Gen. Christian H.
r., former commander o:
Rules A
[low To
BY TOM HUNTER
Staff Writer
Now that you freshmer
ieen at USC long enough
ailed full-fledged freshmer
dete with football games ai
ates under your belts, th
ias come to get down to
ard work.
Yes, work, school-type, n<
or the freshmen but every
,arolina student as well
vhere do we begin work but
lassroom, of course.
This is often the only tih
orofessor actually sees his
o the houi s spent in cla
rucial, and every grade-coi
tudent should be fully aw
is actions during this ph
ollege life.
Listed below are some rul
ust plain good tips on clai
ehavior that have affect4
,rades of others, when pt
se, and may have some I
n yours. Clip and save.
1. Come to class a few n
late. In this way you i
come well known I
professor and fellov
dents alike.
2. Upon noticing a co-e
her dress above her
don't be afraid to tur
head occasionally ani
a glance. If you d
about every five secor
professor will take nc
realize how observar
are.
3. Never, never ask a qu
If you do and it's no
a good one, the pro]
come back with, "Wh
you, some kind a nui
4. When some fool doi
a question, make an
to turn around in th
and stare at him for
seconds. If about f iv
dents do this with a e
undler their breaths, hi
become so uncomf<
that the next time he
even show up for cla:
5. Stare out the windoi
quently. Upon seeinj
your prof. will thinl
you already know th
terial and are engaj
thinking up somet
class project.
6. Upon feeling a coug
veloping deep in your
dlon't just blast out w
Wait until the crucia
of the prof.'s sentence
andl then let loose wit.
series.
ngo?
N4ew
DLOGNE
es Denney
it Dav'ison' s
Tics. FIRST FLOOR
"olice Force
it Cooperation
Jackson.
Lobison On Jan. 31, 1959, Chief Robison
Korea. retired from the service as a ma
is Pro- jor. Since that date he has served
o Gen. the state as Civil Defense Ad
,i War, ministration officer, assisting in
d Divi- writing operation survival plans:
or two for the state, county, and munici
tion in pal operations. For the past five
middle years, he has been a policeman at
rtbreak Carolina.
A very busy man, Chief Robison
medals is working at present on fire, civil
Eire the defense, and exacuation plans.
he Oak Parking has been the biggest prob
is pre- lem for the police force, however.
vice at Chief Robison enjoys working at
i many Carolina. According to the chief,
from USC is served by the best police
served. force of its size in the United
ion L. States.
arshal, When asked for advice to stu
Clark, dents, he replied, "Give co-opera
r Fort tion to the police." le stressed <
nd Regulatic
Behave In (
7. On the first hour quiz, al
ways score a little lower
have than you are capable of
to be making. Later, as your
com- grades go steadily up after
d wild each test, the prof. will see
E time that you finished the course
i little "going away" and will re
ward accordingly.
>t only 8. If you have to ask a ques
other tion, make it "What is your
And policy on curving up the
in the grades?" And make it about
three times a week since all
ne the professors love this ques
pupils, tion and yours will know
ss are you need a good grade.
iscious 9. If you think the professor
are of --
- of Unscheduled E
es and
sroom Provided By A/
Ad the
t into BY JOE GRANT
Staff Writer
iinutes Monday night after supper USC
nill be
y the students were treated to an unex- t
i stu- pected surprise. The Swinging Me
dallions swang for three hours
i with without pause for their pleasure.
knees, The eight-piece group is com
n take posed of a guitar, drums, three
. tie saxes, piano, and two trumpets.
D ths Scheduled for an audition, the boys
te the drew a crowd of nearly 400 stu
a dents. Mr. Harry Karras, a grad
It you uate student at USC and agent of
.Karris Productions, Inc., believes
estion. dhe combo has a bright future in
t such ..he music field.
.may
at are Singing and dancing madness
?" reigned supreme until Mr. Ed Hen
s ask drickson curtailed activity at 9
effort p.m. Blonde, brunette, and red
e seat neads bobbed with authority and a
a few good time was had by all. Thue pro
e stu- lessional antics of the singers were
hackle matched and even surpassed by the
e may participants.
rtable For concerts and dances the
won't band can be emp)loyed by contact
is. ing Freddie Pugh at AL 6-85441 in
v' fre- Columbia or John McElrath,
y this Greenwood. The group will be
that playing at LSU, Auburn, and other
e ma- cities in Alabama, Florida, and
red in Alabama. Mr. Karras indicated
errific ihat several record companies in
cluding Mercury, a name brand,
h de- might be interested in the boys.
chest. Karras is connected with four
'ith it. other major record companies.
1 part The members include John Mc
comes Elrath, pianist, from Lander; Fred
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CIIIEF OF POLICE, Mr. Robiti
son, has joiied the Carolina Con
munity after a successful military
cnreer. He enjoys workiig at USC
atd considers the campus police
force the best of its size on any
cmpus or university.
hat the police department is here
o protect the students and their
>roperty from harm. It is neces
;ary for them to wear guns in
)rder to protect USC effectively.
ns For
'lass
is mistaken on some part of
his lecture ,stand up and
shout, "You're a damn lier." r
Upon hearing this he will (1
. . . well, he could do almost a
anything.
10. The second class is over and il
the hell rings, slam your V
books shut and start pack- 0
ing. The prof. will know t
that you don't stand for any u
funny business and will dis- f,
miss the class. If he does t
ask you not to make so a
much noise, retort some cute
remark like, "What are you f
going to do, throw me in i,
jail?"
ntertainment
Fedallions
lie Pugh, lead sax, from Richland
ech; Brent Fortson, sax, from t:
rcenwood High; Steve Caldwell, n
ax, from Wofford; Rick Godwin, n
rumpet, from USC; Carroll Bled- a
oe, trumpet from Greenwood; Joe s
forris, on drums from Lander; 1
nd Perrin Gleaton from Richland I
ech. t
This dance will go down in the b
ooks as the only one ever held
t USC without the ever-present
oy juice and alcohol fumes. Mo
al? BE PREPARED!
Traditional
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BY TOM PREWETT
Staff Writer
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ain of her animal creations with
L means of conveyance similar to
vheels.
These "rotiferal" animals are,
infortunately, members of the
ower groups of animal life. Some
cople, though they have not been
lessed with wheeled feet, just
von't accept the fact, so to remedy
he problem they resort to the use
f artificial wheels. Such a person
a Kathi Staples of Columbia, who
s a Political Science major at the
Jniversity of South Carolina.
Kathi, holder of many awards
md medals, has recently become a
orofessional roller skater and is
ow certified by the Roller Skating
tink Operators Association of
merica to teach the art of roller
kating in any of this association's
oller skating rinks in America.
Kathi began skating at the ten
er age of six. Unfortunately, she
ell and hurt her hand badly and
ept out of the roller rinks for
everal years. In the sixth grade,
athi returned to the skating rink
nd resumed practice at the art
rhich was to become her profes
ion.
A person who would become a
rofessional roller skater is re
uired to take whatever rigorous
nd frequent practice on the
,heels has to dish out. Kathi has,
i her years of practice, become
'ell acquainted with the cruelty
f the anything-but-soft floors of
ie rink. She has been knocked
nconscious four times from her
ills, but an iron-clad determina
on brought her back to the rink
fter each successive fall.
Kathi considers her falls insigni
icant as compared to a particular
icident which took place during
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