The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 09, 1965, Page Page Ten, Image 10
SCALING A VERTICAL WALL during their training tour of the
Depot's obstacle course at the U. S. Marine Corps Training Center
at Parris Island last Friday and Saturday, Carolina Naval R(YC mid.
shipmen get a first-hand view of the center's facilities and training
methods. From left, midshipmen are F. H1. Iaskell, J. F. Hart, J. 11.
DuBose, and C. F. Wyman.
Marine range Coach Corporal M. A. Cottege teaches R. K.
King the proper prone position for firing the 114 service rifle as
J. F. Hart, R. If. flutchinson, mid C. F. Wyman look on.
They were accompanied by Major F. D. MCeIAan, Jr., Marine
Officer Instructor at the Uiniversity, Gunnery Sergeant Eugene Chisn,
Assistant to Major McIA'aii, amid It. E. Smith. Admissioli Counselor
also at USC.
Letters To The Editor
(Continued from page 2)
formation desk. And we are al-,, We hat ti var*(11 Ol'
still a e e e p t i !, g contributis 1on thei.
through Mr. Tled Ledeen or my-- I: g i. obllat;ons and we
self (Box C-3155).
Hoii.II wv(.r. wo do0 niot feel
(1 Oi'Zil 1(tE? that 1!tays4 the-re. Th'le liverage
Committee;' ...
To Choe r
Delegate
The Womn'sa Stand ards (Com- t'i AhtI I$ 5 h
mittee has an nounced t he initen I h-to iayognia.i)
tion of choosing a new town rep re-hrn i h vratlp
sentative to serveQ on the conmmittet o i h:t fl h t tr
Any womulan sturdent who has a it rrtia anr2:tisa
2.25 G;I' and is a sophomore. hi I :r:lesnifay
jurn(ir, or stirnor andi is interestedI
in sertvi ng as the towni repraesen ta- ~ WI~~~ aI
tive shounld writte1( he nam, adl- iv S
dlress, andI te'lephtonet numberlt'i i,n a .n nIft on
cardl and address it to Box 3520,i i w,~ dn iii tii
campus. tiV!(Itia inli ss
The Women's Standards Comn
mnittee is an autthority onf a wide Smeo th li.ineligt
range of aeti vities such as soci al s i'i ' ncraJu aebe
regulations, omorae e ffi cint, dorm spaalrgIlei olta N1
lift', toiwn-girl relations, aind vari- ~ imairitsi)oti.wiei
01us personal problems coenee rning 'NI',byhlpJgt aloat
U SC coeds. te i elrr iee i h
TIhe grouap is iom posed of thewoiiisehekii~ omiraiiil
presidents and vice - presidlents ifof igta hts'wohv
women's resaidence halls and one il cr iiii hos.wod
town rep)resentativte chosen by the no. esth hne enspa
committee. D)ean of Women Eliza- ol'n o e
beth Clotworthy serves as ad- IhAl DAWIV
vaso. ' aea a- r tha 1SCoa it t eesa
hZe oevr Sw omnoti
thaiiMaysthre The aveA
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Here Ai
MAJOR GEORGE G. DEAN, a
USC alumnus has been designated
to receive the first annual award
to honor Air Force judge advo
cates. Maj. Dean received both his
Bachelor of Science and LLB. de
grees. lie entered the Air Force
as a second lieutenant in Novem
ber of 1956. President Thomas F.
Jones congratulated the major in
a letter on behalf of the Univer
sity.
TIlE USC POST OFFICE wishes
to inform the student body that the
zip cole is 29208 aid urges students
to Use it.
M A .1 0 R I E
C. W E L S H,
secretary to the
d e a n of men
was named out
s t a ii d i n g
A d n i n i s
trative Woman
of the Year at
the IFC - Pan
lHelleiic awards
banquet I a s t
week.
Mrs. Welsh has been secretary
at USC for three years and worked
diligently and closely with all
phaes of the fraternity system.
She has worked every year with
rush anid scholarship programs of
fraternities and performed in
valuable administrative services.
She came to USC from Brook
land-Cayce High School where she
was seoretary to the principal.
Mrs. Welsh is the mother of two
children and married to Benjamin
C. Welsh.
BOM)ARD OF STUD[ENT P1UILICA
IONS A N [D (OMMUI:NC(ATlONS
will meet May 6 to consider the ap
IpointmIents of positions to) The
;eaecock. Wi 'SC, and the. Carn,eI
anduu Iflck. Q n a I i f i e d applicants
shou,l.d contIact Tom P ritehani, secre
tary to the. hisard, ini Tfefeent 5,
by April 15.
T' II lE (AIIOLINA (:IIIRISTIAN
lIElJA.OWMlilP w,ill meet Tueiasday,
Aprril 13, at 7 p.m. in IRuthedge
4Chape.l. Nteverendl La.ng will speak
on the "Nature of Mani."
TIHE C L A R I 0OS 0 P H I C'
SOCI ETY has announ'edl the se
lection of Walter Bilbre as winner
oif its ann ual dleclamuat ion contest.
Hilbre de(livered Patrick H enry's
"G;ive Me Liberty or Give Me
D)eath" speech. lIe will be pre
sented the society's gold key at
the IUiversity's Awards D)ay cere
many later this sp)ring.
"iIMA DE;l;I'A (Ill JOl RINAI,
IsTIC SOC:IETY has namied ne of
ficer, for the yeaur. P'resident, Clark
Siurrat; vice-president, Ijarney' ilhmk;
The Hottest
Efl New Star
S7JSince JAMES
D)EAN!
ing Wild Always
>ens When...
.NTALIZING COLOR *
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secretary, Cuck Mills; and treas
urer, Al Dozier.
* * *
THE DEADLINE FOR MANU
SCRIPTS for the second spring
issue of the Crucible is April 21.
Students should submit essays,
poetry, short stories, music drama
and book reviews. Art work and
cartoons are also requested. The
Cruciblc staff will hold its usual
meeting Monday in Room 202 of
the Russell House. Interested stu
dents are invited to attend. There
is a special need for typists.
* * *
PROF. ISAAC LEVY of the for
eign language department will speak
on the "Spanish Jew, Yesterday and
roday," an examination of shepardie
life, hinguage and culture, based on
a first-hand acquaintance with the
tubject. Prof. Levy has done research
into many phases of Judmo-Spanish
literature anti hinguage. 'Mie general
public, as well as the University
community, is invited to this series
of informal lectures and discussions
to be held at the Jewish Conmunity
Center, 4540 Trenholn 11d., Mon1
day evenings at 8:00 p.m.
* * *
THE CIRCLE K CLUB is help
ing sponsor National Library
Week April 25 to May 1, with the
Carolina libraries. The organiza
tion urges students to use their
different libraries to improve their
economic and cultural opportuni
ties. Circle K members will dis
tribute materials prior to this
week, "Know what you're talking
about - Read." Any person in
terested in becoming a member of
Circle K may contact Truman
Henderson, Box 1837 or call him
at 252-3980.
DELIVER -
Call Al
TheG4
I DELICIOUS I
AMERICA
On 111i1 Above i3
E 215 Pickens St.
"FINE TRADITIONAL. MENSWI
One
Won't Be Enou~
when you see otur spring
(c1llection of Saxony Iliall,
Midldishiade andl Cutrlee t ralit
sp)orteouits anid oxfordl weave
slaceks by Iliggins, liggar ai
Fa rah. Thie colors andl
p)lai<l Jpatternms are' particuala
eye-catch initg this yeatr. Come
in now whileii thle select iont
ia frh nttul nw.
Student Si
Available
By JOHN ARANT
News Editor
Student summer employment can
now be found free of charge via
Manpower, a help service provid
ing temporary work.
Manpower, Inc., largest of the
world's temporary help service or
ganizations, has during the past
several years, undertaken a
springtime campaign to employ
those who are available only for
the summer months to fill the in
creased demands for s e r v i c e s.
Around
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION
FOR MEMBERS OF IFC TRIBUNAL
have been released by Dean of Men
L. Eugene Cooper. The seven men
bers elected to the judiciary body
are: Mac Johnston, chief justice;
Jim Bell, Jack Brandon, Lee Cherry,
Doug Buchanan, Ronnie Garrett,
and Bob Smart, alternate Prentice
Thomas.
* * *
EIGHT MEMBERS OF THE
BIOLOGY FACULTY will partici
pate in the annual meeting of the
Assn. of Southeastern Biologists
April 15-17 at the University of
(Carnecock Stall Photo
by Ron Erter)
TIIORNE COMPTON, CAPTAIN
OF' TIlE SIGMA NUl COLLFA;E
BOWL TEAM, accepts the College
Bowl Award presented by the Blue
Key National Honorary Fraternity.
Sigma Nu won the Blue Key-spon.
0sored event by defeating Kappa
Delta sorority in the finas.
CAMPUS WIDE
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rly
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ammer Eim
Via Help k
Salaries from jobs obtained 1
through Manpower are always
equal to or more than the mini
mum wage.
The main type of job vacancies
include all duties from simple fil
ing to secretarial and stenographic
work. Also, there are needs for
product demonstrators, industrial
and factory workers, skilled office
machine operators, sales personnel,
and many others. Therefore, good
clerical skills are most desirable
for obtaining a job, but they are
Campus,
Virginia. Two of the professors,
Dr. John D. Reynolds and Dr.
L. T. Wimer will present papers.
Other members of the biology
facutly attending the meeting in
clude Dr. Wallace Dawson, Dr. B.
rheodore Cole, head of the depart
ment, Dr. Wade T. Batson, Dr.
3. T. Cowley, Dr. J. M. Herr and
Dr. Roberta Lovelace.
DR. MARTIN J. Heineekon, pro
ressor of theology at Philadelphia
Lutheran Semtiury and one of the
leading Lutheran theologiann will Iw
peaker at the lAtheran luncheon
I'uesday in the Palmetto Room of
Rusell H1oue at 1:00 p.m. All
ather religiOus centers have twen in
Vited to come to this luncheon.
DR. HARRY K. McMILLAN of
'he USC engineering department
is among 25 young engineering ed
acators selected to participate in
.he first programmed learning
project of the American Society
for Engineering Education.
Dr. McMillan, an associate pro
fessor of mechanical engineering
has also received a $5,000 grant
which will enable him to spend a
portion of his time in the develop
nient of progranmed learning ma
terials for engineering education.
IRA BERENDT, haritone, will be
heard in a senior recital this after
unon at 5:00 p.m. in MeMapter Con
cert Hall.
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ikilled enough to qualify may
travel anywhere in the United
States where the company has
:ffices. Some visit as many as
eight cities in a single summer,
and are able to supplement their
.ravel expenses by accepting tem.
porary assignments.
The Columbia manager will be
in Room 102 of the Russell House
:n Thursday, April 29, from 2.6
p.m. Applications for summer jobs
may be made, and any questions
will be answered concerning Man.
power.
For further information, call
Lhe Columbia office at 254-1252 or
254-1253, which is located at 1715
Main St. Applicants may also call
Mr. Paul Fiedler, director of Stu.
dent aid, whose office is on the
second floor of the Administrative
Annex.
IMMEDIATE:
Openings as National
Bank Examiner, U. S.
Treasury Department in
Atlanta, Miami, Tampa,
:nd Columbia, S. C. De
gree in Economics, B.A.
Acctg. or Finance. Starting
salary $6,060. Six month
increase to $6,450 and
rapid future advance
ment.
Contact
D. B. Smith
1103 Fulton National
Bank Building
Atlanta
or Call
404-526-6625
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