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'Nothir Is Mot liV 1)ON 111;' Staff Writer "Nothing succeeds like success,'' so the adage states. And how true it seems that if an individual has been a success in the past and is successful for the present, it is most likely that his future endeavors will he even more fruitful. Eight years ago such state ments were being made about a West Point cadet named Pete lDawkins, an outstanding success and most unique person by virtue of his achievements: All-American halfback, Captain of the Corps of Cadets, president of his class and a Rhodes Scholar. Dawkins' teachers and cuaches predicted futor"e g-reatness fur him, and in the ensuini years his sue resses continued as a schlar and athlete at Oxford, and in \'ietnam D)awkins has wocn th ree Vetna mese decuri: 11ns fur bravery anl two 1'. S. lBronze Stars. It was also b:ck in thi All America days of Dete Iawkins that a la entl red (;e rg toCn' Winyah IIih Schucal an.l mn a CORNELL ARM " GOOD FOOD * Convenient To Campus * Pleasant Atmosphere * 10% Discount On Meal STUDENT SPECIA a,a To. ai<l v a Free Pal W g ucc to For similar fashion to lDawkins, Stan .luk heamene an outst, anding suc- r ((ss and a most uniyue pe1rson. I) liard work and success followed a Stan from Winyah to USC as he n was carrying an academic load of g 20 hours per semester, but he did S make his usual high grades to s( compliment his playing on ('aro- . Iina's Undefeated ltiddie footbail team of '63 and the ltiddie basket- h ball team which sustained only it one loss. Outstandir Grants-In-1 (arri na's aLthletic programi got a I ng s ught after shot in the a:rm last Saturlay when the (;ame (",(ks signid 21 high schol ath h.es ti f,thall grants-in-aid. Ihlrten of the 20 weri from r" Not: ('arolina arnd t here was one -ach fromn Geo rtia aund \ i rgi nia. AS CAFETERIA t Books a IS k f k ingsu a rc o ut the Al- ight kn i.ntn Street, w it r . Ike Su a' Sta Stan a!s was pr(,ruinnt In eh )tr,upst as li;ur Ii y, Ifir1: iwer s ti-u<h-nrit(; rnmlrrnt. Stan does it by planning hi' hedule by the hour (although he es admit to being late a few nies) and through the help of derstanding p r o f e s s o r s and aches. Fi''o instan,c" Star had an or In hie eh InIistry Iat w% '( -I , "n et("dl with t all u r t r(' tars Sign end USC lkup of T mn !:. Al I-l."r l'a e a!:(n(I, !{illy l'ar k r of 1s aw. .linlrny ('lcklt"r of lrt , -k rr(-(":ye,". Dll WLi:lms of E-as . (;a:y P'hillips i f Syf v a, N. (' n .\ 'ont me. n r"y of i s re, kBrown (of ekhvan-l T.. .ck:ualo , of <wannan a. N. ( . ( h-ek.ir was (':a -s A A\ Aback the-year and Brn wi s ( L :a A back-of-the-Vcar. am111141cks \w "rec I>antny, 1:1r:"i.. 'J Spr:anhurgI) t-trman. 10,u' a :rk -,f I res' ( i y , N . (' mmy I'(,e of t l,ek li:. H.. )nl ' of Eau ('airr, . lik- Su:rh . Suth M.eklenlturg in (1ha-r't'. nny11t I'adlr1tt of W s i m .<a il I)anny 1)ychcs f ('har:t anahan. I)yc1(s was thc ('!a A A in," an-~f-tlie-year. others Tom and TI WirdirI ho are present metmb "ers of th amecock varsity football squad I as the only athlete from Virginia sign with the Gamecocks. lie from Waynesixro, Va. Ilead Coach I'aul 1)ietzel eN - essed much satisfacti~n with le first day's signing results. lIb "ferred to it as USt's first "real cto)ry" since he had been her. 1d called those signing as the 'pe of group (arolina needs t~ t its athlettic pro gra m ving. We set some b4 failed st The Bell System h~ telephone office country. The equip could operate ur ten years or so, bt The many elect needed lubricatior from the miotors thus entat iig co: To stam'p out were conducted at Laboratories. Li neer George H. Ki to do a basic ex would provide a worst possiblecnn eeds i Carolini I' was so:n after that his ri. arkale headership ahilities were -u rought to fore along with his K :a(Ieric ard a t h I e t i c attain- T, wnlts an<d just about ever'y or" inization he joined I)ked up t) se an to "carry the ball" as he (Ii rve(d as Commander of Sigia H u. l1reslent of the Senior ('lass. ur nI I'resi(eit of Kappa Sigma co appa Ilea(ership service fratern y, and past president of the 'i t-: wship of Christian Athletes. IIi g Prep S id To Ati Two top pIrsl)ect,s from South \\ arolina headed the list. f T4mmy Suggs of Lamar, a phe- } 'nenal 180-pound quarterback 'n ho was (lass It hack of the year. IV as joined on the list by equally 1) henomenal liilly Dlupre, a 135- -il ounid kicking specialist from I C. (ilnra of Columb ia. Suggs accountttl or 35 Cucl- of owns ani p)ilei up 3,01.1 yards A Iis season in leading Lamar t,)) a unner-up spot for the (lass I3 tat(.e ( hamp1ionship crowin. Dlupre had a 50-yard fieh goal if l)rove iis prnowess as a s)ccer- 'I tyle place kicker. Dupre had a L, 2-yard attempt go wide by only ,1 few inches on one o(casion. l> .illl lyiv Iost.,on, 6-5, 2-15-pouind a n)(-lli?in from Canton, North ('ar<>- if na, was another va!iuable asset tihe (Ganec'( ck s' future hopes. m Other backs signing were Ken w G w is tr vi ar t\ ~ir itia of color,1 ( )ra.rige. Lot on ecess' ,I Juk t it Starn I.ra;, raping the be nefit" 4rf hi'. )1n Itbiin nt- it ti and! of I nn i r ".;ar w.IIh I Ih tin to I'hi fetia h;ta ja ;ind ant e b -t ion f[or arn \tlantir ( ;aSIt I sn ference futstanding \i'h4ir.irnent Award n w, . . 1. 4' \ *1 -'i . L !1 ''41. tu ut no rui 1 -u A 1 - out to ruin all bearings a iccessfu I ly as many Smll, FAomatic@ around the ment mn them attended trc t for a problem ric motors im tnose offices v at least once \ ear. Heat ri ed up the Lea r,s: alIs, Btly annual nm:te:rce. this problem. mia ny tests Bell Telephone >ricant (enul Ichen decided peiment tat drtns. Heo deliberately et c SPDRTSC DPI Iii I)E0N .!) I t Gii)iA. ~if pilt n I(Thi nl ' ? s o n: a, actua' , ese te 'N ,.. eSIrythn I ('hronvmbpin relybesa t neta i eertid Ai & thunk tht ! ni;ersity of . 't renfi v raw dea! fr.rn Farce h 10". ~he r ( irt ';tflirc r toU. edcet: n fromn our : nvestiate ient that can "fail'' is the System