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Students Polled
On Honor System
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWING FOR GREATER CAROLINA
VOL LV, NO. 21 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROUNA, MARCI 19, 1965 FONI)F) 1908
\ IN'AING REAU TV Ehh 11rem
mwr ((lji 0) homk% fearfulli at
Ilva,I Kenl Forti (Pi Kappa Phi)
4. he cltew% Ii. victim. Ehh aid
Ken were declared %itnerm of the
Alpha Phi Omega conite4 Friday
night thurisig the "'lhing-AMa
14i11" dan111Cte ill the- RUMe11 1 I S41u.
Pmered. of the CAnt4t, totaling
$Mx0, %iu 10w daonated4 to the
thaI lI.-We-l IA Fund.
AFROTC
Holds Ball
For Military
BY VIRtGINIA CARRIOLL
Staff Writer
The ninth annual Air Force
ROTC military hall was held last
%tek with Col. Cornelius NI.
Simith .Jr. and his wife hosting the
Se .!Ihour. preceding the dinner
and dacing.
Sp.cal gut'sts for the 1dance in
cludcd tht Co Inmanding Officer
of Firt .lacksn, Maj. Gen. Ginles
I',.z and Mis. Perez; USC Presi
dent. IDr. Thomas F. Jones and
Nirs. JOnes an'1d Col. Preston H.
Ilaidy. Commndant of all AF
1)'1 ( units in the southeastern
states.
The highlight of the eveninIg
%%'s the announcing of the new
C;uliet Wing C'mmillander for the
c'111nn 'ear, the Commander of
thc Arnold Air Society, and tle
Cun111ider of Angel Flight.
Wiliam ,J. Christie Iy, Cadet
Arithurt H. IHartzog, and Mlary
11ther 13f ficers atnnoun'edl att the
hadl iniludIe ('adet latjot D)onald
NI I'ilh) ps, Executive Officer;
t'adet .\1jI Gob I ;tlra 1). A. Vaughn,
nI lnspetortt'; ('adet Captain
Geotrge C'. Wtarr'en, Personnel Of
f'r; ( adet (ata&inl .James 0.
Ander~' son.t) Ad innist ratijve Officer;
Suiy OI Y fficer ; Cadet (Capt ain
16d ph ( . Hierry, Operations Offi
eer; C ade't Captain Charles E. Ed
illdS, In)fotrmation Officer Cde
C tptaini Arthur ii. Hlartzog, Ac
enun lt andt Finance Officer; Cadet
Capjta in I 3her t P. Smtittt, La1w
Enforcement Office'; Cadet M1a
J"r Jam tes E. Poulos, Jr., Group
Iiiommndert.,; and Cadet Minjor
I ~~ihmI ie . Lack man, .Jr., Group1tj II
Coimmnande.t
Anugel Fh ght has recently an
nounced)(t'i its o ffice rs for the coin
log year.The are as follows:
Utat West, Executive Officer;
"Y'3' Godnt iight t, Activ it ies; Frain
It's It I oo d1 w o r ti h, Coimpt rollter;
Xandy~ (Chardy, Information; Em.iily
Whieelter, Chaplain, anti Patti
Kn ght , P ledlge Trainer.
Anogel F"light also announced
1ith s reslt s'of the tamu ra ~5i'lffle
heit) a few weeks atgo. A to)tal
3f i@9 titcktts were soIld, the pro(
.ttds from which will help spon-1
sir several membners of t h' group
to the4 Anrgel Flight National Cotn
ehave mt Washington, I). ('., April
11.1-I. Hob Wayneyer was an
il"iitntedt as the winne'r of the raf
Hono
Women 's
Leaders
Selected
Alpha Order, USC senior wom
en's hcnorary Ietitioning Mortar
Bom-rd, tap)ped nine new%% members
Wednesday night during inter
mission of the Nfay Queen contest
at )rayto ll I,all.
The girls, elected by unanimous
vote of Apha Order members in
aceordance with national Mortar
los rd requ i rements, are of at
letst s e c o n d semester junior
standing, in the top :5, of their
chiss.
STE'IIIANIE A)AIR, a junior
from Greenville, has been a Y
officer and member of Euphro
synian Literary Society, Pep
clob, Sailing Club, and Wesley
Foundation. She is culrrently vice
president of the Methodist Stu
dent Movement, junior class see
retary, membi'r of Student Sen
ate ail South Carolinat Student
I.egislatur.-. Ifer solrority is Ii
Beta Phi.
JOAN BIENNETT. a membier
ani officer of IPi Beta Phi so
*)rity,. is a junior fr PIli fanania
city, Florida. Named to both
fleshmaln and sophomore honor
rolls, she is a member of Kappa
)elta Epsilon, Alpha Lambda
IeIta, Hypatian Literar-Y Society,
and Student Speakers HBureau.
She served this year as Com
mander f Angel Flight.
LI LY IOL.AN) I LEROY) E
ERT,i a junir from Edgefield, i.
Station :anager of W('SC-AM
ai nl a amciwck Columnist. She
is also a lember of Press Club,
Canterbilury 'lub, U n i v e r s i t y
IP'layers, University Chorus. She
is a niwmhie11cr of Euplhrosynean
I.iterary Society and the Sailing
('lub. i(er sorority is Kappa l)elta.
)IANE GEER. a junior from
IIampiton. \'irginia. is a mem)'
of hlta I)elta I>elta srority,
selrving as marshal and record
iig s et tary. A varsitY che'er
leader 1 and secretar'y of her
freslmaii a mil sophlhmore classes,
she is now sec reta ry of tte st u
dint boldy andi a member of Stu
(hlt Speakers Bureau, YWCA,
Angel Flight.
A NN ( ; .AY, who has been so
cil claiili il and pledge traine'
of li Beta Phi sorority, is a sen
ioi f rmi Aliendaie. A f ormer
iim ee of StuOdenlt Senatte anil
he Stuodent Speakers Bureau, she
imitte' aind subcommnlnittee to stud(y
the honlor systeml. Named to
''Vho's Who,"' she is also a mem
hier of tile Iiotnoru Courit,
S1'%/ANNE IIENI)ElRSON, a
jun ior fromil (ha rlestoni, is a memil
her of Al pha Lambilda I1elIta, Stu1.
dlent. Speakei s Bureau, Angel
ligh t, Euph)11rtsy ne'an Liteirary
Sotcie ty, andl was a deltgalte to
lillenic ('onveintioni. Shet is now
piesidlent oif P'i ieta Phi.
LO)U ('. 31ANGI'M, a junioir
from1 Lanca11st er, is sec retaryi oIf
P'i NIu E;ps iln and1 ihas servetd as
sociatl e hI a i r' il a nI anti mlission
cha11 imanI of Hat ist Studitent
I inionil. Ha.v inrg serve i a'.'l s pretsi
heint if Alpha I~tLmbdal l)elta, she
is now.' iilt llli a member an vite'-pri'i
SAl RA N A.JJAlR a jun1ioi fromn
Mtart insville, Virginlia, is prest'i
dent iif tilt I'nitedt Nat ions Mtodl
Seturity' 'tiuncwi In was1( vo15~ted
''lest Ilelegate"' at the 1'. N. Gen
vtrsit y. A lst priesident of Inter
naitttnl ll elatiotns ('lob, she is a
mlember' of Studteint Senatt', Alpha11
I.laimbdta l)elta, andt lPi Beta Phi.
El.,AIN E PiRESTON, a1 mem'ilber
:oiityv, is a juniior fittm NIt. Pleas
l etetd seeritt ary otf stoulthea11ste(rin
I.utheran Studeint Associia tin, sihe
>residet'it, andti111 has aloben vice
pridentI't and(1 treasure oc'tf lypa -
Lion Literary Society.
0
irarle
AA
OF TIlE FOR'l FINALISTS almie, Lin Ito
iig lte Key tappiiig 44reflmoiie, Sattrday til
( A1111Nba, 6i 11 miw -r of Zeoa Tau AnJylan so
ne4t11 aMd Anine iroik.
Awaits Senate Approval
House
Passe
BlY SIG 111LAT E 1
Asst. Managing I 'P
The State Hlouse of ha
tatiivcs this wkA pa. imi
lina's increased p <ta its V
bill for te 196,55- aca
ill action terlmd by a
,;pokesnan as 'VeI y en
Thell figurvs approv
Ilouse, will1 grant $1",
VSC for total operati
search wi xpe'lses in co:I FT
S.5,35S,433 for thet el I I
diic ycar.
The hill still has t
Senate, tle Sonate i il
LlUIll.
Inittee. antI a Committee of both ice-pid 1l
holuss of th Ie tegishtwte bet for t ann,unced nt- 1
enIact mint. adjourned
In the absenct of USC Presi- l I
h-lnt Thomas F. Jones, who is o i" tit i 4Yt
an educntioll mission to the west thurI. is
coast, an admninistrative spokes-s ittI lt'
noan said, "while the appropria- natt (,tI
ions approivedl by the llouse isthtlehoid
not, ats mtuchi as the nUniversitytor
originally r'equetsted., it rep)resenlts nte sef
considerable increase over thetht nteho
lhidget antd (Cntro li oard figures dtrt5itu
prset e-I toi the II tuse Ways andI~.to~
NI ea ns Commi llitt ee, anmd t herefore ht
p lVa fgitIt', he ii I ive e scm n
lltilst if th fthereistingaentor
ilS e. tttl (til itV N Vi I' ltit' t.Assrtt M al
thebil it iilltiitllnuae y i th tsel thuh
'Fo, thre fialits or I~noit. 33 lsenat?or
Quee ,ttthe app Sigit' Anovthe stl ohn1
it~Su l~ath, enor,re~. tatg entr shou
ror fwoul noma t bel sc
resentingKapp)uI)etoa thes,
Frtheir breksting down ha Aap--tr
provla figurs,t t Ihei gies spe- tm St'eti
ifically $5upon 2 d agari n studnt plns 'helo
oeetions. $fti,0pa inncn
rAso $20,0 the top ereat ttex- tt'ttln
ptnse te ie xistingesentn ellrsse
asothr, an I)ney(;yte )lah. s rt' iu
ITet nlyct o t' an passae ofi iiO li% I
liillon Couniyslep.eA.iW. tethe
stater stdentsttending stt uh o rt
nameock Staff Photo by Mcllwain)
in MI14a.-, crown " e Key Diarling" dir
tl I alhik 44meert. L.inda, a Juiir from
Is from left, are ancy F1letcher, Joa 1i
es
I i _ads of the state
siu tituiti S. Arrants,
A 4 T. .a wS in charve of
- t bill th rug h the
to
lose
Again
W W Nrw BYW11OVerru Il ed
uorm 11d decided
ith Se Ott. u s
q.I,ill authlorizing ap
SM 1 '1 chirman of the
ie BroWn dance colllmittev byv tht Stu lint
stood h od 1 pit I ee nt wa1s dI Iat ed
SIcould TIiis peison \wouli wok with a
Other nicill in(11111ttet -If Ohree persons and a
0 aid, "Therc ublic illfiIM. 1 dilcto. It
'sw in whether Iongcr \\tik as a part
p ot until the tf cim1.n
t Ih the roll."'i'tn.o i n tt ntl
ti~aughnm sidlhuda iImt.ssinI 1i
Sdcommit ptee i. of~ t he personsnan A
0 r ornrntt publi th t i nform tion dir et ie
d s ~3ii stSSofl Studen t ion. his cha itI ILima
oress ta tt onei f hat thymmire pembet
'wlitle by )sheiuldp ittn ne eslsinI ofasum
to appa eforei the Student Ad
i itu contned, Nea tihe enIf.h eig
ssell House
IiU ITT
ging Etdito)rL
nlia Jii eXpansion
e will cause the ___________________
l)lavis Ficht this
'jg to plains re..
k byv Associate
iistrationu lia roldl ~ ~ c
addiiit ion toi the e
S t ui ii e i uionitl
t comnpleted byj
Iliav is Field, the
,nt drill and in
i bet redetveloipedi
ill fulfill the need
iccommnnodate0 visi
'unct i ons ini U us -
l)m It' FHEL.I'S oANERISi
I 1h1it. nearing comle~ airei wtith sprai' pooil, anid pairkin
I anilid inramurial abovn~e drawing. Thei shauded area i
new parking lta stten- nektiitin to ltuineJllt)louse,
rnity court anti i966
Blue Key
Adds Tw
Blue Key NatiOnal Honor
Saturday night at the Johni
AUditt>rium, welcoming ten i
new faculty members.
Pete SOutter. Blue Key I
tion of Linda Boulware as
Susan Matthews. and explain
bership include being in the 1
ior or senior class and exhibi
The fulowing were tapped
STAN A 'Pl.EBA Ul. a junior
from ('hai lsto nmajoring in Ac.
countin. has served its vice-presi
dent. chancellor. and historian o
Delta Sigma Pi and was ch)ser
outstandinr phmere cadet ir
the AIr F,-r..1 ROTC p rgram
lie ;a nm h1er f Kappa S
Kappa. Su-lint Senate, and the
You1J! l)omcrats. Serving. a
chairman of Nen's Judicial I ur
ciH. Appiehaum is the recipient ,I
the .Bernard iaruch Schodlarshil
and 1he Saul A.xa1ler Schldar
Ship.
3JIM ISEA.V(GE AIII), a graduate
student from Columbia, is a mem.
ber of the Young Repuhlican
lub. Wesley Foundation, and th<
Uni ersit. ('horus. Recipient ol
I he lIurlington Industrial Scholar
ship, eiamguard graduated fron
Carolina in 196 Cum Iaude.
NELSON BR)WN. who servec
as pn sident of the American in
stitute of '1h miCal En meers. i.
a tunier fr etm houmbia muai>rmns
in1 (hencal E:'ninr:ne. A -tu
let asistant in ti. nath c
partmtent. rnlit- has won th<
Chemical Ruhher 'Company awan
ftrl chievement in mathematic:
and ak Nat einal Science Founda
an Irant. Ib l .r.
JIlM (RAVES. a transfer thi
fall fromt I)a% idson College. it
a junior majoring in Journalism
( Gra %cs ser% e' as correspondinp
sec reta ry of lPi happa Alpha fra.
ternit. assistant managing editot
of Th, a e ek. and is presideni
of Westminster Fellow%ship. anc
Press ('lub. lIe sered as presi
dent of his fraternit% pledge clas!
I I .*Al1i.1K IUSSEY. a ilem
ftr..m t' utiumbia. isma: ring i
lechianii'tal't.:uc'ru:. A. tmem.
her f li Kappa Alpha fraternity
he la> >ervk i the g)oup1) at
sclhlb ship c hairman and rIsl
chairmani. IIe is a iembr of the
Insttut of h-e ri l d Elt".
tr. Entne 'erts Eta Kappa Nu
E t:e Ep:n E;psiltn. the tan.
Ittrbury hlub. atnd the Studlen'
NIARI'Y K l.G(O. a Junioer freom
t'llumbia majoering in Elect rica
l'ng ineer ing, is a member ofC I SS
Eta K a ppa Nu,~ Persh ing R ifles
('om pas.s and t'hart Sec'ie'ty, WE I
S( E'ngine'ering staff, the (ockpil
staff, aend the Nas al drill teams
II e has been natmed toe bot h the
Expan
LIZ
|O( N ti,~ ,ee ln r toe a landslecaedN
g for II e4 ar,. i, illumstrated ine the
o) the left sheows the planned theree
ch~'eenI~' rmw ...-..lcti. e ee .pin
tates
Tapping
elve Men
Fraternity held spring tapping
V Mathis concert in Township
Iew stu(lent memhers and two
residenlt, announCed the selec
Blue Key lirling. succeeding
"d that ( uali ficat ions for mem
op one-third of either the jun
ting qualities of leadership.
Honor Roll and the J)ean's List.
STERLING LANEY, a senior
h or ajor from Bishopvrille,
hs rv as president, vice
proidPent, hoase manager, and
pl* '1trainer of Pi Kappa Alpha
f!'l!l.?1i'v. Ie I: a m l mbe of
Ktp.a . appma a p'. Epsuon Ep
E Ep Ilo, and the II istory
h!i.H aHt serves as Student
Snate (Chapha:n and Greeks Edi
tr (if th, Garnet and Black.
PAl I. MASE.M. a graduate stu
dent from Columbia in Fducation,
is a member of the Newman Club,
South Carolina Education As
o.iation, and Delta Sigma Pi. lie
is a columnist for Th, Gantcock
and is president of the Young
Deniwrats. As an undergrad
uate he was a member of the
cross-countr. and track teams
and secretar. of the Block C
Club. lie is now student chair
man of the Kennedy Library fund
dri%e.
'L: 1.ISON S.MI\TI1, f o r m e r
pres ident of Kappa Alpha fra
teritv. is a seni>r from Colum
hian mairmg n Enghsh. At the
KA nati>na l training school he
was chOsen top studont. lie is a
memb1r tf Kappa Sigma Kappa,
fnterfratrtVy Couricil. and Stu
dent Sceakirs Hureau.
Ill-NRY WEINIIER(G. a mem
her of Tau Beta Phi, is a junior
f rom Columbia m a j o ri n g in
Chemical Engineering. lie re
cuiked the Southern Plastics Com
pany scholarship and the Union
Bag scholarship. along w,.ith two
National Science loundation re
search grants. He is \ice-presi
dent of the American Institute of
Chenicval Engineers.
Facu: "y wnibers tapped at
Saturday's c(oncert wi re Dr. 0. F.
SchU(tate if tih phys is depart
ment and Dr. Wil!iam Wesson,
Ir if the econiilcs itpartnent.
ir. Shu%tte. ho S tUlied at
irit WIr. and Valt. Uiversi
a n.ember io f the graduate
i'une' If US( and has ser'ted as
an final of thK Navy Diepart
mient oad staff membert'i of the
Sc taryv of D efenise. Dri. WessonI,
who i receei ijs de grees from
N irth *arolinra Sate and( Dutke
1 !niverityV. , resideint oif the
Ainei ron Aisciat ion of Univer
sityF Prof..sir' anid sec'retaryv of
ion Set
Bliissomr Street.
T1he l us: elIli House add it ion will
exteri apro x imatel y 90 feet into
Da vis F ie-ld anid will conform
architecituralIly to the existing
structure.
Included in the add it ion is a
new Campus Shop on ground
fh>or.ii The area now occupieid by
this fac Ility will become part of
an ex pand ed Cock pit snack room.
Theii first floo add it ion will
proividet for two tele~vision rooms
ando three meettig rooms of vari
ous sizes. Presenrt music rooms
will also be enlaurgedl.
OIne large grime room, offices
for sttudent organizrit ions, and a
photographic dark room will be
features of the enlarged second
floor. As of now, room assign
mernts have not been madi(e to spe
fic groups,
Provided for ailso in the plans
is a passenger elevator to be
located in an elevator-stair tower
on the D)avis Field end of the pro
Jicrted addition.