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EPSILON EPSILON EPSILON
will hold a campus-wide drop-in in
its newly renovated chapter room
this afternoon. Brothers Randy
Shirley, Ed Tucker, and Kit Sossa-!
mon will present chamber music.
Refreshments will be served, and
the public is invited.
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ALL MEN WHO MUST take (he
Selective Service Examination will
he excused from any classes missed
on the day of the exam, according
to )ean of Men L. Eugene Cooper.
STUDENT UNION is looking!
for male students who would be
interested in summer work at the
I. G. Bell Camp as lifeguards and
recreational assistants.
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YM-YWCA WILL MEET Thurs
day at 1 p.m. in the Spanish Room
Alpha Phi Omeg
For Fall; Brunsor
Wes l1runson has been elected
president of Alpha Phi Omega
s(rvice fraternity for the 196; fall
semester.
Other officers are Miller Barnes,
administrative v i c e president;
3obby Shruni, service projects
vice president; Fred Ridge, mem
bership vice president; and Steve
Warkaske, recording secretary.
Also, Alan Inabinet, correspond
ing secretary; Craigh Odom,
treasurer; John Cheatam, alumni
*OOR
(By the author
THE COLLEG
HIS CAUSI
Oh,sure, you've been busy, m
your homework, catching n
picketing-but can't you pa
thought to that dear, dedical
house on the hill? I refer, of <
(It is interesting to note
ways called "Prexy." SimilE
"Trixie." Associate professor
Bursars are called "Foxy.
"Algae.")
But I digress. We were s
at once august and pathetic
sider how Prexy spends his
He talks to deans, he talks
tees, he talks to alumni. In
cept the one group who coi
spirits. I mean, of course, t
winsomest group in the ent
students.
It isPrexy's sad fate to
laughing, golden selves. He
window of his big white hou
your games and sports and
heart to bask in your warrn
be fitting for Prexy to appea
an old rowing blazer, and
Who's for sculling?"
No, friends, Prexy can't
to him. Call on him at home
will naturally be a little shy
his ease. Shout, "Howdy-do
little sunshine into your d
yank his necktie out of h~
around him until he is laugh
Then hand him a packag
sir."
"For me?" he will say, Io
"Yes, I should," you will
Personna Super Stainless|
think of Personna Super St
you."
"Why, hey?" he will ask
"Becaiuse, sir," you will :
a young blade, still you gli
you are of years and lumps,i
and flaccid your hamstring
sive, efficacious."
"Thank you," he will say
"So it is with Personna,'
you expect a brand-new blai
But'how about a blade tha
D)o you still expect a close,:a
Personna, that's what you'l
Personna is no flash-in-the
ab)ides."
He will clasp your hand
speak.
"But away with gloom!"
still more good news to tell y
"How is that possible?" I
"Hearken to me," you w
(luring splendor, is availablG
but also in Injector style!"
He will join you then in
he will bring you a steamii
mallow on top. Then you wi
turn soon again to brighten
"Please do," he will say.
sib)ly manage it, try not to
Prexy and undergrad, le as
the per fect shaving comapanl
Share.*~ It comnea in regule
(around any other lather. He
and Burma Shave.
In The
in South. Freshman Y will meet
Monday at I p.m. in the Spanish
Ioom.
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LUTHERAN STUDENT AS
SOCIATION will meet Sunday at
6:30 p.m. A light aupper will be
served at 6 p.m.
0 9 0
NEWMAN CLUB will meet
Wednesday at 7 p.m. at St. Thomas
Moore Center.
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WUSC RA)IO station meets to
(lay at 5 p.m. in Room 205. An
nouncers' meeting is at 4:30 p.m.
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DElI WILHELM von Ilumbolt
Zirkel will host a picnic Saturday
at the It. (. lell Camp. 1:30-4:30
p.m.
Students are asked to bring a
lunch. and soft drinks will be pro
vided. There will be a charge of
a Selects Officers
i Chosen Prexy
secretary; .Jerry Yellin, historian;
and Warren Whitson. sergeant-at
arms.
Dr. William S. Chandler, di
rector of the central South Caro
lina Boy ScouLs of America, has
been inducted as an honorary
menhber.
New officers will be presented,
and outstanding members and
pledges given awards, at the or
ganization's annual spring banquet
tonight. Activation will be held
Saturday.
of "lRally Round the Flag, Boys!"
"Dobie Gillis," dc)
E PRESIDENT:
AND CURE
hat with going to classes, doing
ght crawlers, getting married,
use for just a moment and give
Rd, lonely man in the big white
ourse, to Prexy.
that college presidents are al
rly, trustees are always called
s are always called "Axy-Pixy."
-Woxy." Students are called
peaking of Prexy, a personage
Why pathetic? Well, sir, con
days. He is busy, busy, busy.
to professors, he talks to trus
fact, he talks to everybody ex
Ald lift his heart and rally his
he appealingest, endearingest,
ire college -delightful you, the
be forever a stranger to your
can only gaze wistfully out the
se on the hill and watch you at
yearn with all his tormented
th. But how? It would hardly
r one (lay at the Union, clad in
cry gaily, "Heigh-ho, chaps!
~et to you. It is up to you to get,
Just drop in unannounced. He
at first, so you must put him at
ady, sir! I have come to bring a
rear and( blighted life!" Then
is vest and scamper goatlike
ing merrily along with you.
e andl say, "A little gift for you,
wering his lids. "You shouldn't
say, "because this is a pack of
steel Blades, and whenever I
ainless Steel Blades, I think of
~uriously.
way, "though you are no longer
~am andl function. Full though
-heumy though your endocrines
s, still you remain sharp, inci
, sobbin g.
' you will continue. "Naturally
le to give a close, speedy shave.
t's had hard and frequent use?
peedy shave? Well, sir, if it's a
I get. Because, sir, like you, sir,
-pan. Like you, sir, Personna
then, not trusting himself to
you will cry jollily. "For I have'
'ou of Personna!"
e will say.
ill say. "Personna, in all its en
not only in Double Edge style
the Personna rouser, and then
ig cup of cocoa with a marsh
Il say, "Good-bye, sir. gwill re
your dank, miasmic life.'
"But next time, if you can pos
come at four in the morning."
* * .~' I(9tf. .\,n $hutman,
ed soon, fair weather and fou 1
m to Personna* Blades is Bur ma
r and menthol; it soaks ring.
kindi to unur k-isser.- tru Persnnna
News
25 cents for studen:s not taking
a German course.
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STUDENT UNION movie Sun
diay night is "Good Neighbor Sam."
Showings will be at 3 p.m., 6:30
p.m.. and 8 p.m.
* e 6
A CAROLINA JAZZ FESTI-,
VAL, the first of its kind, will be
held on the fraternity quadrangle
today 4-6:30 p.m.
Sponsored jointly by the Student
Union Special Events and Activi
ties Committees, the informal
blanket concert will feature four
semi-professional light jazz com
hos.
The concert is open to all stu
dents. Those attending are ad
vised to bring blankets since seat
in, will not be provided.
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AN EXIIIITION OF paintings
by Brazilian painter N. Seoane is
now en display in the Russell
House Assembly Room.
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GAYLE McGOW AN, a Carolina
junior, has won a major prize in
Iteed and ltarton's annual scholar
ship com pet it ion.
She has been awarded one of the
100 "Starter Set" prizes for her
entr. in the silver firm's 1966 Sil
ver Opinion Com pet iton from
nearl. 30.000 entries.
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ALL. STUDENTS wishing to
make reservations fmr the first
summer sezsion should make their
reservations in the housing office,
Administration Building today
May 17.
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CORNER LADY
NEED A BI
Why Not S
TE BI
Try their dlelicious
laxing in the atmosp.h
'omiforts of the Coupd
the 1orger
Why? Becaus
manadeabilifv.
RONA11) EIMJO'IT, a junior
from Ca'tc, lihi ben imtd etdi
Itr of 1it Garnett ani Black for
1966-67. O.her eiior% include Six
Iluii, a-winte cditor; Rivst El
14erbe, hie matnagter; amed
Kati, Gehaivian., nianaging editor.
Delta Phi AI
Initiates Geri
Seven student. were initiatei
into the Sigma Chapter of Delta
Phi Alp1has, national Get man
honor society, last week.
Dr. Douglas F. Bub, head of
the German section of the depart
ment of foreign languages at USC,
initiated the students in a cere
mony at his home.
New mnbers of Delta Phi
Alpha are Elaine Camp, William
Christie, Harrie Clarkson, Frannie
Daniels, Edward Johnson, Frances
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Garnet
Distri but
The Garnet and Black an
nounced distribution plans for its
191; edition and new staff editors
for its 1967 edition this week.
According to Editor Chris Ed
ward.-, the yearbooks will be dis
tributed to students in the Russell
House assepibly room Thursday,
May 19 from 1 to -1 p.m. and Fri
day, May 20 from 10 a.m. to 5
).mrn.
Named as new editor of the
publication is Ronald Elliott, a
journalism major from Cavce.
Sig Huitt will serve as associate
editor; Kathy Gehman as manag
ing editor; and Rusty Ellerbe as
business manager.
Other staff appointments in
)ha Honorary
nan Students
Kropp. and Willard Nettles.
The initiation ceremony was fol
lowed by an informal discussion
comparing Germn and American
custom1- and intellectual life.
)elta Phi Alpha seeks to recog
nize excellence in the study of
German and to provide an incen
tive for higher scholarship.
Qualifications for student mem
bership are registration in an
advanced German course, a mini
mum average standing of B-plus
or its equivalent in all German
courses taken, a minimum of 1
minus or its equivalent in all
courses at the university level, and
indication of continued interest in
the study of German language and
literature.
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well; campus affairs editor, Carl
Pennington; Socials Editor, Nancy
Franklin; and Sports Editor, Ken
Ifungerpiller.
Three unfilled positions, hon
oraries-military - religion, pro
fessionals and administration see
tion editors, will be given heads
next fall.
The new editor formerly served
as professionals editor and ad
ministration editor. He is a mem
her of Ii Sigma Epsilon, Sigma
Delta Chi, Advertising Club, and
received the J. Rion McKissick Me
morial Award on Awards Day.
lluitt. from Charlotte. N. C., re
iring vditor-in-chief of Thc Gaymc
VOCk, is a member of Chi Psi,
Sigma Delta Chi, Kappa Sigma
Kappa. Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon,
Circle K, Student Union, Men's
Judicial Council. Press Club and
Young Democrats. le is a dele
gate to Southern Universitie,- Stu
ni-tit Government Association and
tht S. C. State Student Legisla
tuitre.
M.iss Gehman, Guantanono Bay,
Cuba. i- managing editor of the
1!'$6 yearbook. She is a member
of Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon. Medi
trina Society, I eta Phi, Orien
Check Cashing
Next Week At T
No checks will be cashed at the
University Treasurer's Office af
ter May 21.
USC Treasurer Howard Rhodes
also urges all students owing
fines, fees, etc., to report to the
appropriate department to clear
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the 1966-67 Carolina Community.
She is majoring in nursing.
Ellerbe, an accounting major
from Greenwood, is a member of
Chi Psi, Student Senate (legis
lative committee chairman), and
Freshman Y. He was a delegate
to S. C. State Student Legislature
an orientation counsellor this
spring, and honoraries editor of
the 1966 Garnet and Black.
- Lost
A $150 camera was lost last
Saturday in front of Russell
House.
The camera belongs to Pro
fessor Gerhard Nickel, visiting
professor in the department of
English.
Dr. Nickel is helping to build
the linguisticz program for
English graduate students on
the Carolina campus.
The camera contained pic
tures taken during lecture tours
all over the United States and
therefore holds a high senti
mental value for Dr. Nickel.
A reward is being offered for
the return of the camera.
Service To End
reasurer's Office
their records prior to May 21.
This step is an effort to elimi
nate the inconvenience, embarass
ment, and extra expense to stu
dents indebted to the University.
A large number of students owe
fees to the McKissick Library,
Undergraduate Library, Campus
Police, Treasurer's Office, and the
Department of Air Force Aero
space Studies, Rhodes said.
Thorne Compton
Elected President
Of KSK Society
kappa Sigma Kappa, national
men's honor - service fraternity
elected new officers at its weekly
meeting Monday.
Chosen as president was Thorne
Compton; vice-president, Robbie
Johnson; treasurer, Peter Perrill;
recording secretary, Charles Bran
denberg; and corresponding secre
tary, Jim McClary.
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