The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 07, 1965, Page Page Eight, Image 9

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Car Accident Early Sunday Fatal To One One USC student was killed and two others injured near Columbia early Sunday when their car crashed into a tree as it traveled on St. Andrews Road toward 1-26. The crash victim was identified by the State Highway Patrol as Phillip S. Smoak, Jr., 22 Injured in the car were Sam Harry Ross III of Anderson and Thomas M. Allen of Charlotte, N. C. Allen was first reported in serious condition with fractures and facial cuts. As of Wednesday night he was off the critical list and improved but will be hos pitalized for some time. Ross, who was reportedly driving the car, also suffered a fracture and facial cuts, but his condition was not considered serious. He should be released this weekend. Univ( Lawrence 'M. Keitt, Martin Price; Academy of American Poets' Fanny Fay Wood Poetry Prize Jayne Glass; George A. Wauchope Award for Excellence in English Beverly Wright; M --.ffie Award Dianne Ford; W '. C. Bates Award, James Moore and Annt C. Blankenship; W. Gordan Bel ser Award in English, Elain(, Preston; Morse Award in Phil osophy, William Upshur; Thomas Moore Craig Leadership Award. S t a n I e y Applebaum; Atlantic Coast Conference Achievennt.' Stan -Juk; Delta Sigma Pi Scholar ship Key, Channing S. Joye; Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship, Max Wal ker: Thomas J. Robinson, Chan ning Joye; Lexington Count' Building and Loan, W. F. Dial: Thomas B. Pearce Memorial. Michael Strange; Columbia Sales and Marketing Executives Schol arship, Jurmie Watkins; Out standing M a r k e t i n Students Jiames Counts and Jose, i Davis NBEA Professional Award ir Business Education, Faith Mur ray; and Secretarial Stu(Iies Sen ior Award, Jane Wasson. It was announced that the EXPIERT WATC1l AND JEWELRY tEP1AIRING HYMAN'S JEWELERS I'Vext to Palmetto Theater ORVIN COURT OF COLUMBIA 821 Assembly Street One Block From USC Special Rates For Parents Curly's Restaurant Banquet Facilities Phone A L 4-2773 STUDY T HIS SUMMER... in the Nation's Capital! UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS FULLY ACCREDITED Special courses in Covernment, Politics. Imternational Relations Business and other Social Sciences. TWO S-WEEK DAY SESSIONS Mon. lunea 21st-Wed. July 28th Thurs. July 29thr-Wed. Siept. 1st ONE 8-WEEK EVENING SESSION Mon. June 21st -Wed. Aug. 18ths ALL AIR-CONDITIONED CLASSRCOMS & DORMITORIES For additional information and Bulletin, write: Director, Summer Sessions The American University Mass. and Nebr. Ayes , N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 .AMEICAN UINIVTERSITY Where World ken ts & ADMIRING THE NEW COA Jois, nid (left to right) Lmrr Anders, residemce counselor. Mrs mittee of Preston residet.s, has rsity Awar faculty and students of Univer sity High School have estab lished a scholarship to be awarded to a student in the School of Education in tribute to Education Prof. J. M. Daniel who is retiring this spring. Awards also given include: Ireston Award in Education, Mar raret Eaddy; .J. Rion McKissick 'chol,arship, Virginia Van Seters; 'oaufort Watts Ball Scholarship, tal Zorn: .1. Rion McKissick M, norial Award, Linda Carol John on; Rion llonorary Scholarship n Mathematics, George IIawkins; USC A and Si EUROPEAN JUN Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Deni 21 Da) Limited Spc For full inf< Alumni Office Where The FEATUR VN3 BIl MONDAY - SPAC SAVOY MEAT SAUCE - WEDNESDAY -1 FRENCH FRIES - COLE THURSDAY - CF RICE & HOME MADE G ALL. YOU CAN Served From 5 P. M. IJoujARD KNOX ABBOTT D (Gaecoci r-OF-ARMS in the lobby of Preston R Nichols, dormitory president; Jim Jo Jones, aided by Dean of Administra recently redecorated the lobby. Is Day <C Ch o ni i c a 1 Rubber Company Achievement Award in Freshman Mathematics, Elizabeth Anne No elle; Department of Mathematics Medal, Martha Byrd; Second 11 a in p t o n Award in History, Charles Hatch; Graduate History Cluh, Joel S. Cleland; American Legion, Fritz Stork and Bland Addison; and NROTC Command ing Officer's Appointment as Mid shipman, Allen Taylor and James Suddeth. Nursing awards were presented as follows: George Dick Memorial Scholarship, Linda Schmidt; Five LUMNI OUDENT I AIR TOUR |E 10 Majorca, France, nark, and England fs - $798 :Ice Available >rmation visit Lieber College Goag Goa.... Q NIGHTS 3HETTI NIGHT ASSORTED BREADS ~ISH FRY SLAW - HUSH PUPPIES -IICKEN FRY RAVY - HOT BISCUITS EAT si Till Closing JoiJnson3$ R. * CAYCE, S. C. C Staff Photo by Eddie Mciemin) esidence Hall are Mrs. Thomas F. )hnson, Preston resident; and Jim tion Haroi Birunton and n com lued from Page 1) Points Rotary Club Scholarship, Donna Gail Shuler; H. Paige Schaeffer, Julia Kelly Purcell; Woman's Auxiliary of Columbia Medical Society, Pamela Able; and USC N u r s i n g Alumnae Award, Martha Montgomery. M I DELIVER Call AL PIZ DELICIOUS 11 AMERICAI On Hill Above Al I 215 Pickens St. RADAR TH Now there's a new radar like the frog, can see ev' out motion. It dJOes thr< taneously: searches the missiles, pinpoints the I gets already spotted, anc missiles from decoys. A than it takes to blink an It's done by Steering t GENERA New Englan In Preston's A New Englander's touch is evident in the decor of the newly furnished lobby of Preston Resi dence Hall. Responsible for the paneling, carpeting, pine tables, and wing back chairs and sofas is Mrs. Thomas F. Jones, Carolina's first lady and a transplanted New Englander. Aided by Dean of Administra tion Harold Brunton, Mrs. Jones Letters To (Continued f University, if it merits that name. For the question is, can an institution which abridges freedom of speech be properly entitled a university, in the full sense of the word? The primary purpose of a university being the unimpaired exchange of ideas, it would appear not. On trial here, therefore, is mnore than merely the self-re spect, indeed, the complete moral fiber, of all those presently con nected with the University, but, more inmortant, the very essence of what is supposed to be a part of that intellectual pivot upon CAMPUS WIDE 6-6632 mndola ZA ALIAN AND 4 FOODS axey Gregg Park AL 6-6632 AT EE LIEU syte whc,elcrnial, n 3rwer ih-vlpmn or o AT nlestiEEGT& LaIKE Afsb eye-ssiul that sctandstas our as< ie radar beam growth. L TE1~LEPHO der's Touch Re-decorat worked with a committee of Pres ton residents in redecorating the lobby of the dormitory which was built in 1939. Chief aim of the project, ac cording to Preston president Larry Nichols was "to create a homey area" centered around the lobby fireplace where residents can entertain dates or family. To enable the room to be used by students engaged simultaneous The Editor rom page 2) which the whole course of the in dividual and society must turn. And if this policy is tolerated by an apathetic, weak-willed, and spiritless student hody, faculty, and, allowing for outside inter ference, administration, this in stitution will clearly have ceased to be a university properly so called. Sincerely, HARRY BOOTH CAMPBELl COR PF 945 SI Check On, Specials Al * Hamburgers * Grilled Chee * Milk Shakes FROG s the result of de- If you intend t< missile defense by comnmunicatior T&E subsidiary. Tele phone & El r system as versa- to start. Inforn suit of the ever in- your Placemen nresearch by the tails by writing idiaries -research Electronics LU Jiid base for future Avenue, New Y E & ELECTR( Evident ed Lobby ly in differvIt activities., the lot, was inartitioned by Phatnters allo ing for visiting, television, a, study areas. Included in the re decorating was the building of I glassed trophy case. The committee working Witr Mrs. Jones was composed o Nichols, Jim Anders, dormitor resident counselor, and Jim Johr-I son and Sig Huitt. Preston resi.' dents. Loans Available To Nursing Coeds For This Summei-' NURSING STUDENTS desir ing financial assistance for the summer sessions are reminded that loan applications are available fr.oIm Plail Fid!vr, director of stu dent aid. Up to a maximull of $500 may be borrowed with the main criteria being the mint. nlialce of: a C average. .ns NELL IARMACY JMTER - Fountain ter 5 P.M.! 19c se 19c 19c take up any branch of is as a career, General ectronics is a good place ation is available from Director. Or obtain de to General Telephone & boratories, 730 Third ork, N. Y. 10017. T & )NICSQIi