The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 29, 1965, Page Page Six, Image 6
Dormitory
Chooses
Officers
Self - government has come to
Preston Dormitory according to
Larry Nichols, newly elected presi
dent of the residence hall for the
spring se:nester.
Serving as vice-president will be
Bill Thomas. Secretary and treas
urer are Barney Blank and Dan
Breazeale, respectively.
To implement the provisions of
the constitution approved in De
cember by the dorm's 276 resi
dents, governors have been elected
for each floor. They are Glenn
McGee, first floor; Dan Wickwire,
second floor; and Claty Rawl, third
floor.
In the voting held during semes
ter exams, judicial board members
were also elected.
Women's Hon
May Organize
By VIRGINIA CARROIL
Saff Writer
The National Secretary of
Mortar Board, Dean Jacqueline A.
Sterner of the U n iversity of
Arkansas, visited USC this week.
Mortar Board is a national hon
orary women's society founded
jointly by Cornell University, Ohio
State University, the University of
Michigan, and Swarthmore College
on February 16, 1918. As of Jan
uary, 1963, the number of chapters
in the United States had increased
to 109.
The purpose of Mortar Board is
to provide for cooperation between
women's senior honor societies, to
promote college loyalty, to advance
the spirit of service and fellowship
among university women, to pro
mote and maintain a high stand-|
ard of scholarship, to recognize
and encourage leadership, and to
stimulate and develop a finer type
of college women.
There are 39,500 members in
KESTER'S
BAMBOO HOUSE
Buf fet - $1
Monday-Saturday
11:30 -2:30
Smorgasbord
Sunday
11:30 -3:00
724 Harden St reeA
SEE EUROPE I
ALL STUDE
Travel in a small group with otil
and interests. A-xpense low cos
ADVNTUE: 47 days - 10 cou
BUCCANEER: 62 days - 10 cou
VOYAGER: 69 days - 14 cou
VAGABOND: 46 days - 14 cou
WrieS for FREE isins
AMERICAN YO
44 UniversH
MWdNLAPOLUS, MU
IX R,4
X %
(Gamecoc
STUDENT SPIRITS, depress
the senentr break when snow cov4
above igustrate the typical souther
Scholarships N
For 1965-66 A
Mr. Paul Fidler, director of
student aid, has announced a
number of scholarships available
for the 1965-66 academic year. All
students who wish to apply for a
scholarship must obtain an appli
or Society
At USC
the United States, including 471
honorary members. Membership is
based on service, scholarship, and
leadership. A chapter consists of
college women who have completed
five-eighths of their academic
work. Membership in an individual
:hapter ranges between five and
15 and all members must meet
redetermined local m i n i m u m
cholastic requirements.
The national organization awards
.wo Katherine Wills Coleman Fel
owships annually in the amount
>f $500.
$ 25 FOR EACH PREPOS
TEROUS PERSONAL
used in our advertising.
Must be based on any of 93
Study*Master titles. Open to
students and faculty. Sorry,
can't return unused entries.
Send your entries to Study*
Master Publications, 148 La
fayette St.. N. Y. C. 10013.
N EEDED: Sharp edged scis
sors, by Englishman too
tied up by many knotty
problems to get one himself.
Send as swiftly as possible to
Box 202 GT, Lilliputia.
Richard Frankel, Nefstra College
~~ANTED: Experienced
1Wsurgeon for difficult car
VIdiovascular operation. Con
tact Mr. Shylock, Box 275
TMOV, Venice, Italy.
'Michael R. Zaccare, UnIv. of Pena.
KNITTING LESSONS:
Learn from an expert.
You'll lose your head over
our revolutionary new tech
niques. Write Mine. Defarge,
Box 225 TOTC, Paris.
Susa A. Heover, Saa Fraseluue St ate
S TU DENTS find Study*
Master CritIcal Commenm
taries, Chapter Notes, Po
etry RevIews antjDramsa Ansi
yses valuable study aids for
comprehension, speed, refer
ence, and improved grades.
$1Complete selection at
$1your College Book Store.
FOR LESS ...
NT TRIPS
ier students of your same age
trips by ship or plane:
ntries - $1072
ntries (inc. Greece) $1296
ntries (inc. Scandinavia) $1440
ntries (inc. Russia) $1 198
praries and d.eails:
UTH ABROAD
IetIhSTA 55414
iHere and
PRESS CLUB LUNCHEON
will be held Friday at 1 p.m. in
the Magnolia Room of the Russell
House. Speaker will be Phil Sand
lin, UPI photographer. All inter
ested students and faculty mem
bers are invited to attend this
meeting.
S S e
MARTIN J. GILBERT of Merton
College will be visiting professor in
dhe Department of Histo7 during
thiu usentw. Mr. Gilbert received
a fist honors A.B. degree frmn
ke Sta Photo by Eddie Mclhvain)
d by exams, were enlivened before
eed the USC campus. The pictures
n reaction to the unusual weather.
ow Available
cademic Year
-cation blank and a financial state
ment form from the office of the
Director of Student Aid in the Ad
ministration Annex.
All students who now have a
scholarship must re-apply if they
still desire financial assistance.
Applications must be turned in
by February 15, 1965.
EARN
JOIN GAl
Coni
Or Be in Ga
MA)
The object of
small, wedge-shape
southern waters w
lay telephone cablb
Like others of its
the family Phzolad
Usually it borei
some other substai
Would it-coukc
undersea cables?
At the time, w
performances of1
rhere Arou
Oxford Univrvity In 1960. le is
Research Fellow at Melton Coeg
and is the author of 4everal books
He is peemtly working on a
official biography of Sir Winso
Churchill.
* * *
COFFEE CONVERSATION a
St. Patrick's Chapel will be held a
7 p.m., Monday, Feb. 1. Gues
speaker will be Ernest Gordon
Dean of the Chapel at Princetoi
and author of Through the Valle,
of the Kwai.
* * *
EPSILON EPSILON E PSI L OF
wound up another banner semestei
of elackness with its long-awated
exam tapping ceremony recently,
New brothers tapped were Chis Ed.
wards, Stretch Stewart, Frank Haf.
ner, Pedgy Friar, Hairiet Etter, Joe
Aderman, Caroline Beatie, Charlik
Hussy, Larry Parker, Joby Dixon,
Claudia Howle, John Breeden, Pete
Soutter and Kay Tolbert.
* * *
"WILD FLOWERS IN SOUTH
CAROLINA,' written and illu
strated by Dr. Wade T. Batson ol
the USC biology faculty, is among
the winners in the 13th annual
Southern Books Competition. ThE
book was entered by the USC
Press.
* * *
SIX GRADUATING SENIORS of
USC will be commimsioned ensigns in
the U. S. Navy and Naval Reserve
Friday, Jan. 22. Robert C. Parrott,
Henry L. Sneed III and Woodrow
0. Wilson, Jr. will receive commis.
sions in the Regular Navy.
Hlallie B. Henry, Jr., Thomas H.
Rawl III and Richard A. Schwab will
receive conmiAssions for the Naval
Reserv.
COMMIS
AND
IET PEOP
AECOCK ADVERTIS
act CARTER CREWE At
mecock Office at 2:00 P.
RTES
our concern was a mate
d mollusk found in simui
here we planned to ocea:
m8. rersi
genus Martesia (of TI:
idae), it is a borer. cove
into limestone or phobi
ice to find a home. expe:
i it-bore into our cable
oceat
e were testing the B
)ronnand dielectric the
nd Campus I
I DR. G. K. HARRINGTON of
e the Department of History at USC
. will attend the Southeastern con
s ference of the Association for
z Asian Studies at Florida State
University, Tallahassee, Jan. 29
80. He will be chairman of a panel
t discussion on "The United States
t and Japan."
t * e *
, THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEER
ING at USC has reeeived a $13,721
graa fmm National Science Founda
tion, providing fellowehipi for two
candidates for the doctor of philoso
phy decree in engineering sciences.
* * *
"ILLUSTRATING FOR MAGA
ZINES," by Prof. Ashley Halsey,
Jr., of USC has just been released
in a paperback edition by Bridg
man Publishing Co. Prof. Halsey,
assistant to the president and
member of the journalism faculty
at USC, was for many years an
editor of the Saturday Evening
Post.
* * *
TWELVE GRADUATING
SENIORS at USC were commis
sioned second lieutenants in the
U. S. Air Force recently. Receiving
commissions were Billy R. East, Ed
ward H. L.aw Ill, Phillip T. Shealy,
Elmer C. Lavender II, Robert G.
Steele, Robert W. Baucom, Max B.
Hellman, John A. Lemly, Albert R.
Ramsey, Jr., Daniel J. Kirkland,
Robert E. Walker, and Hubert E.
Yarborough III.
JOHN ADAMS, assistant pro
fessor of the Department of Music
at USC, will conduct a piano work
shop in McMaster School, Feburary
4-6. The workshop is for piano
teachers.
osION
LE
ING STAFF
3216
M. on Friday
IAa
rials for undersea cables at vari
lated depths, temperatures
n pressures. We also tested
~ance to marine biological atte
ie testing showed that our ce
ring wouldn't be attractive
ids, and in nearly fifteen yeart
rience with undersea teleph<
a we have peacefully shared
bottom with them.
it we had to be sure we could.
telephone business ralitya.
Pharmac
Holds Ini
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fra
ternity held fts formal initiation
Monday, Jan. 25, activating 12
pledges.
The officers of the pledge class
were as follows: president, John
Arant of Pageland; vice-president,
Randy Eddins of North Augusta;
and secretary - treasurer, Butch
Pace of Nichols.
Also activated were as follows:
Billy Brice, Newberry; Ken Hard
wick, Myrtle Beach; Henry Rose,
Florence; Stewart Cook, Brevard,
N. C.; Tillman Hughes, Norway;
Don Hudson, Anderson; Rick Mit
chum, Sumter; Dick Brown, Dar
lington; and Willie Long, Blair.
Faculty members of the pro
fessionals are Pharmacy D e a n
R. W. Morrison and Professors
Beamer, Galgano, and Stokes.
New Finance Club
Selects Officers
USC's Finance Club held its or
ganizational meeting Wednesday
night, choosing Ray Thompson as
its first president.
Other officers chosen included
Bob Kerr, vice-president and Nel
lie Merryman, secretary-treasurer.
Dr. Olin S. Pugh of the School of
B u s i n e s s Administration was
named faculty advisor.
Plans were formulated for the
club to tour the State Bank and
Trust Company on Feb. 4.
S Y
~C
SWEENY TRA
1801 Main Street
COLUM80
Phone AL
TRIA'
ous everything. We must
md safeguard serv>e from
for threat is too small toi
ck. that posed by a tiny n
ble Right now we've got
to Out in the D)akotas,
of and field mice are nibbi
mne We have to run.
the
?Bell Syste
y Group
tiation
Kappa Psi, founded in 1879 at
Russell Military Academy in New
Haven, Connecticut, was brought
to Carolina's campus in 1961 and
now has an active membership of
nearly 40 brothers.
For That
Special One!
FLOWERS
from the
Blossom Shop
In
FIVE POINTS
AL 3-1663
Most Convenient
to the
Carolina Campus
EUROPE
COLLEGE
rOURS
Escorted, all-expense
ours for ages 18-26.
?amed Brownell College
[ours feature excellent
teamers, choice hotels,
ill meals, comprehensive
tineraries, special enter
ainment.
?requent departures by
ea and air.
1-62 days, from $1159.
0so Popular Tours -no
ge limit.
ee us for folders and
omplete details.
VEL BUREAU
(Jefferson Hotel)
1% S. C.
6-6109
[A!
Jo all we can to
interruption. No
ignore, not even
ollusk.
other problems.
hungry mquirreba
ig oni our wires.
nd Telegraph Co.