The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 14, 1966, SECTION A, Page Page Three-A, Image 3
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Elected]
Associated Women Students elec
tions for officers, judicial council
members, and hall chairmen and
delegates were held in the women's
residence halls Oct. 2-5.
Ileted to I tllad Si1% Riesidtlet. Ifiall as
presliftnrt waos IIel itorah I Slience . Ain l,m ly
kini was elec4ted %Itce-preshdent.
The niew hiall chailrmn for the dorm are
Band Day
6 Scheduled
Saturday
Thirty-two high school bands
composed of more than 2,000 per
formers will take the field Satur
day night as USC observes Band
Day at the USC-Wake Forest
game.
In the pre-game show, Joy
Bryant of J. L. Mann High School
at Greenville will be featured
along with USC solo twirlers Scot
tie Turner, Karen Crouch and
.Johnny Lundgren. Miss Bryant is
the 1966 Senior NBTA Twirling
Champion.
The massed majorette corps of
participating bands and the Caro
lina Coquettes majorette corps
will also be featured in the pre
game program.
At half-time, the program in
honor of John Philip Sousa-"The
March King"-will feature many
of the composer-conductor's fam
ous marches.
Asst. Prof. James D. Pritchard,
USC director of bands, and Dr.
Peter Gerschefski of the Univer
sity's music department, will be
conductors for the half-time pro
grain.
keep your
matches
on your
own land
Don't be responsible for careless,
accidental burning of valuable
forest lands. When you must burn,
use extreme caution. Don't let
your fire spread.
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' BEAR PREVENT
FOREST FIRES
W IN THE SOUTH
vernors
By Coeds
incz liarrison. liarhara ('lark, VirgInia Ain
vs. Cha rlite Searson. aitd Shirley
Prive.
liali dlIegaIte chosen iare C iI liakar,
i ar4o i i ett. (aroIine (,ichIirIst. ,ee
Wilsun.aii,a a et I,iraller.
At Solith Kay liardy and .1olly Firth
wer, viaited president aaid vice-lresie,t
respecth1%ly
Chiairiinii lt SoulIhl are lIlb lie ortin
Lalis l'o,pipell. Kathly 'uk. Juidy Caldwril,
K. I* Fuigiel. Jinnite Plorter. Jackie Mleadiws
Mlarii lynReeves. Marsha Free. Beth Mc
irayer. Sherriv t1rown. Jerrie Langford,
Allve Dunkilurg. Pat Whinger. Susan Edenll
fiebl alnd \ance 'agett.
Fraines llott. Melissa MeSwain. Annette
Petorork. Iloia Tonableston. I'aI Swaln,
Anne Steielivns. Margaret Atnil Hum,h. KuIla
NettlIs. Eii/.obeih .%Ann Trick. Karin Ta3lor
lrky Warrein. Itarbara flarrelson. G;ract
lIlaskill. (;%%n .l'Carter, Sosiv Thoinas. and
Itarrie Frey ware electe<I lail delt'gates at
Sothk I isrinitory.
Offices of president anr(I vice-presilent for
Souti Timer %%era- filled by Jujdy BIelluselti
AmiirAnlie .\tuzel,arl. ri-ilective-ly.
'hairnvi for the Tower arv floninic
Iittlo. 'at Elhards. Martha I'latzler. (arol
I ikholin. Vaia iia444 litto. Jan Samnple. Ainn
irIffii, Pat Scotl. an lDionai Watson.
Hall deulegates electrIl are Donna Shoiler,
lealli (rroslami, MargIvi lipp. Nativany rs
lier. i l Parkinson. Kathi Ilurphililie. ('aro
1%n Ihoriton. Cora Bth Einare. anald Anita
Stodalard.
Freshmnani dormns. icllitiok iand Wad (e
Iallampt . elected their presidientts aal VIce
presidents, iait elections for hall ebliaiirtm
amil delegates were incomplete.
Fraiine aMillIeaniart was elected presi
ovnii aana Peal nnaaaa Prout %ivva-presiahlt of
alClihito k it-slienve lall.
Preii-dent of Wade altliton Is 'hristine
bamatianese, %ite-presitia, ChrisV (Mihert.
Each of the fiae lorms aleadsix mil-11
lers taa their Jiaalaiary Co icil.
Those t-legated from Sims are 'amo Ilates,
Cathy flogiian. Palt Knigit. .1mT os Thnmas,
Cheryl (;-er. and Mary lDeLoa-he.
Karen iussal-. Sarah Jacksoi ary Boyd
Brown. Aat aalood. Nain- Maoor, aMid Sally
Stracken wevre tt-4l from Soith.
Soiti Ti44w er elat-aIta1 Patti I 'rosby. 'at
Ealaris. Kay Htutto. Jaie oargan. Linda
IsaaM, al SIsaln IaArthr.
From .\i-Clinlock. ('harlotte Tit aior (laaise
floty. targo Malants. Cecilia Baker. Jean
Park. anal Frakle Kig were chosen
.mlilIary mvimbers from Wadle Hamilaton
ierva Marry A Ilten. Jayne C(Idd. iarhara
Sander,.4. laggle Sta1idard, 1uinny Waters,
and A nge li %qj'.l at hers.
DANCE HELD AT
SOUTH CAFETERIA
The Dynamic Chantelles, a
ten-piece band from Winns
boro, S. C., will perform at a
dance to be held Friday night,
October 14, front 8:00 to 12:00
in the South Cafeteria. This
event is open to all students.
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200 try-outs to make up the new I
leader Squad. Ite squitd was
Cheerleader Committee. The t
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Alumni.l
Presiden
The USC Alumni Associatior
will introduce a new president, Dr
Hugh T. Stoddard, at their an
nual meeting at Homecoming, No
veniber 5, 1966.
Dr. Stoddard, who is superin
tendent of Sumter County Schoo
District No. 2, will take office or
January 1, 1967.
Dr. Stoddard was originall)
from Heath Springs, but moved tt
(olumbia where he graduate(
from Columbia High School an(
USC with Bachelor of Arts ani
Master of Arts degrees.
lie received his Doctor of Ed.
ucation Degree from George Pea.
body College for Teachers.
The USC alumni also electe
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selectefd by the R1iley, Jininy
w memtbers are lured is Don
ry Gonz, Jayne
1ssociatio
i For Con
i these o f f i e e r s : Councilors-at
Large-John D. Clark of Winston
Salem, N. C., who becomes a coun
cilor as runner-up in the presiden
tial eection; J. Rhett Jackson
. o I u m ia ; James 1. Black
Workshop
To Feature
Computer
The Computer Center announce:
three workshops for Fall, 1966-67
to be held in the Science Anne:
Auditorium.
The first of these will cove:
uses of Fortran for scientifi(
computation. It will be held Mon
day, October 17, through Thurs
day, November 3, except Fridays.
On November 14 a five-da:
seminar in the use of statistica
programs will begin.
The third workshop will be For
tran programming for non-scienti
fic application.
First
Choice
Of The
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Gamecock photo by RockhoIz
elected
I Phlillip)%, Judy- Ilihari, anid indas
ro%, samesv order: Je-rr I)aij!, Joe4
Williani%, Skip Stockman. Not pic.
Embry.
n Elects
ting Year
- Georgetown; Ir. Elsie Taher,
Mount Pleasant.
Judicial Circuit Vice Presidents
-W. Flinn Gilland, Charleston,
Ninth Circuit; G. Fred Tolly Jr.,
Anderson, 10th Circuit: W. L.
Cooper Jr., Lexington. Ilth Cir
cuit; Mark W. Buvck Jr., Flor
ence, 12th Circuit; Robert A. )ob
son Ilf, Greenville. 13th Circuit;
Joalb N. I)owling, Beaufort, 1Ith
Circu it; Cuthbert 13. Prevost,
Georgetown, 15th Circuit.
University I
Inadequate
Incorrect addresses and the ab
sence of box nunlrs on US(' mail
has caused delay in delvery of
some students' correspondelncf, ac
cording to J. M. Lawrence, post
master of the University branch.
Students who live "ff campus
a 1e not allotted boxes inl the ca 1m
ons . ..like smart styling
iamond ... guaranteed
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Inquiry is a column devoted to
Carolina Cam npus. Call 4249 or
(CIRY, TH1E GAMECOCK.
QUESTION: Since the Clemson g;
during Thanksgiving Holidays,
as usual?
ANSWER: According to Bill M
Maxcy Brotherhood; final plar
at this time; however, due tc
Wednesday after classes the T
occur on Monday or Tuesday
plans will be released later.
QUESTION: What are the req
Kappa?
ANSWER: According to Mr. Don.
Treasurer of Phi Beta Kappa
Kappa committee sets require
courses vill be accepted. Se
courses must be liberal, and
following is required.
TERM GPR TOTAL HR!
5 3.7 75
G 3.5 90
7 3.5 105
8 3.5 120
Q'ESTION: Can INQ'IRY have
poison ivy that is in the park
ANSWER: Inquiry notified the
this question and we have be(
ivy has been sprayed.
QUl'ESTION: Many organizations,
the ('olumbia area, schedule i
Room in the Russell House. 'l
to identify this room, which
Could INQUIRY have a sign P
ANSWER: Jack Wilso.n, Asst. Sti
INQUIRY that the sign has I
of pro(luctioin0 diff:culties it m
a rI ves.
QUESTION: Why is the swiniminj
as it has been in the past!
ANSWER: Coach Hashins. of the
INQ'IRY that the pool was
that last year it was open on
during the week. lowever,
been cut allowing no money to I
has been told, however. that ,
available u1nder the Vork Stuf
'ost Office F1
For New Enr
pus post office, as it is already pres
filh-d beyond capacity tsome stu- he
dents are sharitin the saim, b),x ). mt,
lz,":dents in dormitories near
the C lunbia liospial and resi- r
d.nits .f the C'luniat Hotel arc (J i)
coni dered off-campus students p"
anrd reeiv their mail thr ugh ren
facilities other than the Carolina a
post office.
A
All mail for Weston. Richland, on
and Memorial halls should lx ad- man
dressed in care of Columbia Hos- note
pital and will be delivered to each a n
lorm, Lawrence stated. used
All mail for Columbia Hotel In
-esidents should be addressed to stata
)ost office box 11900 or 29211, stud
'olumbia, S. C. and may be picked dres
JJp at the hotel desk. Carc
Lawrence stated that students sure
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PART-TIME INCOME uo
FREE MANUAL their
Box 5477, Athens, Go. al f
Un i
Just
for
kicks
-kick off your
fall wardrobe
with the
look that
shows you're/
on the ball.
A long-sleeved
poor-boy sweater,.. . teamed
to a belted short skirt.
It's a grandstand fashion play
that's sure to win you new fans.
by VILLAGER . . . in pea
soup, persimmon, or
foggy blue.
the sweater, $12.
the skirt, $15.
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2 HOURS FREE PARKING
AT ALL RIGHTw PAl
IRY
> questions relating to the
address questions to IN
Ame is scheduled this year
will we "Burn the Tiger"
adden, Vice President of
.s have not been completed
the holidays starting on
iger burning will probably
night of that week. Final
uirements for Phi Beta
ild F. Swanson, Secretary
USC: The USC Phi Beta
ments as to what liberal
venty-five percent of the
grade point ratio of the
. LIBERAL HOURS
55
65
75
90
something done about the
behind South Tower?
Grounds Department of
n aldvised that the poison
both on campus and from
eetings in the Confederate
'here is, however, no sign
leads to much confusion.
ut up?
adent Union Director, told
RICen ordered. but because
1Y be some time before it
I pool not open to students
Athletic De)partment, told
I)en seVera! years ago and
weekends and a few days
his year the budget has
MV a lifeguard. INQUIRY
Slifeguar(Id could be made
ly Program.
xiifies
ollment
(ntIy liV.ng off campus will
Assigned buxes as they move
holrms on campus.
ff-campus st UdI's are aIso
leste , ot to use the general
try facihlies 'of the on-cam
post office, accoT.ding to Law
e. Tlhis srvice is intended to
11mmdate guests of the Uni
ity.
mong the names that appear
Carolina's student roster are
y similar names, Lawrence
d. Problems are created when
tiddle name or nickname is
instead of the first name.
all these cases, Lawrence
Ad that the correct listing of a
ent's box number in the ad
s will simplify the work of
>lina's post office staff and in
correct deliv'ery.
wrence announcedl that on Jan.
9C7 all magazine companies
be required by federal regula
to use zip codes in addressing
publications. Students liv
n campus andl using the post
acilities here should use the
ersity zip codle number 29208.
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