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Paintings Exhibited, Auctioned Four members of the Depart ment of Art faculty were among the exhibiters at the annual USC Art Auction. Their paintings were among 80 original works that were sold. Asst. Prof. John J. O'Neil, Boyd Saunders, Robert J. Mills and Prof. Edmund Yaghjian donated paintings for the auction. The full sale price of their paintings was to go into a scholarship fund. The scholarships will be named in honor of the contributing art ists. The four faculty members have exhibited widely in shows across the country and have paintings in many important private collec tions. Prof. Yaghjian has just returned from a one-man show in New York's Gallerie Internationale. Among his recent prizes is the Five State Purchase Award for the southeastern states. Asst. Prof. O'Neil includes among his buyers Time, Inc., Look Magazine and Vogue Press. Another Columbia Museum ex hibiter, Robert Mills, has dis played works in the southeast and New York. Boyd Saunders has won many contests in posters, brochures and cartoon design. lie has one man exhibitions of prints and drawings on permanent display at colleges and museums in Texas. Accountants . Accountants from South Caro lina and seven other states in the region -met at the University last Friday for the 19th annual meet ing of the Southeastern Section, American Accounting Assn. The conference was sponsored this year by the University and convened at USC and at Capital Cabana Motor Inn. Dr. Frank S. Kaulback, presi dent-elect of the A m e r i c a n Ac counting Assn. and dean of the School of Commerce at the Uni versity of Virginia, delivered the luncheon address, "A Report from AAA." The Diamond Stores of Columbia KING'S JEWELERS ~ All Styles To Choose From Keepsake DIA MOND RINGS Convenient Budget Terms Wedding Bands GAMECOCKS! Your Student I.D. Card Opens An Account At KING'S JEWELERS "Two Stores to Serve You" 1611 Main Street "Next to Fox Theatre" 1437 Main Street "Next to Penney's" Open Fria Nit. 'Il 9 Mat1 it isn't easy to keep the can the sound is when 10 musicians it takes three men and six tek screeis to keep up. Working in Hardin, lv And AF I For fifty weeks of the year, But ton E. Hardin is a professor o music at the University of S o u t 1 Carolina; but once a year he lay down his baton and dons the blu uniform of the Air Force Re servist. A. an Air Force Reser i.t, Fir. lieutenant Illanlin reports for hi aennural active dity % le i at Shm. leet At USC Other speakers included )r. (u W. Trump, director of educatiot for the American Institute of Cer tified Public Accountants; Robern L. Lutz, CPA, director of inter national operations for Ernst am Ernst; and l)r. Garnett F. Beazlei Jr., CPA, associate professor in the College of Business Administra tion. I)r. Mervyn W. Wingfield, CPA professor in the College of Busi ness Administration, is chairma for the Southeast Regional Groul Committee in charge of the annua meeting. First Choice Of The Engageables They lhke the smart styling ai the gjuaranrteed perfect cente, diamond .a brilliant gem of fine color and modern t ut. The name, Keepsake, in your ring assures ifetime sat isfact ion Select yours a your Keepsake Jeweler's stor He's mn the yellow pag(es ul JeCwelors I HOW TO PLAN YOUR ENC IPlease send new 20-page book ment and Weddingj" and new 1 Ionly 25c. Also, send special offer Address___ City IState __ KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS,E hing Sound To Pic era focusell where are: (left to ri are playing. Here Ianlinr, Ninth Ai vision monitoring thonry Gr,holl, the control rvxnn Robert Wicker, t lusic Man ieutenant - Air Force Base, near Sumter, S. C. r Assigned to the Community Re lations Division of the Ninth Air Force Office of Information, Lieu tenant Hardin is coordinator for the Ninth Air Force Band. His qualifications as a veteran bandsman (during an earlier en listment in the United States Army he served with the North American Air Defense Command Band, a joint s e r v i c e band) and as a teacher, with knowledge of educa tional television, made him a na tural choice for a special assign ment. For months the idea of a music appr."r-aiion p r o g r a n for educa. tional television, featuring the Ninth Air Force Band had been considered. Lieutenant Ilardlin was given the job of coordinating the program with Stationr WRLK in Columbia, S. C.; There f o I I o w e d a series of meetings between Lieutenant liar din and Anthony Grosboll, the sts tion's h e a d of production. Mr. Grosboll approved the program and agreed to the broadcast. From then on it was up to the band. Chief Warrant Officer Patrick T E R E 0 o IAGMNT N W DIN 2-pager fl oo odr ohfr of( beauiu 4a Bi ltX How TVAA Pla You Enagne tures ight) First Lieutenant Burton E. Lr Force Band coordinator; Mr. An. ETV producer-director, and Mr. echnical director. Veltre, director of the band, se lected the music and rehearsed the band. Captain lermann 1.. Hegner Jr., Ninth Air Force Information Officer, prepared a narrative script for the show, while the band worked up a good head of steam for the perfor. miance After much hard work and many extra hours of practice the pro gram was ready to be recorded on video tape. The bandsmen were in position, surrounded by an array of lights, microphones and cameras. The cue was given and Lieutenant Hegner launched into his narrative while the band played softly in the back ground. As the recording s e s s i o n prog res:.ed, lieutenn t Hardin helped Mr. C r o a b o l 1, the producer-director, match the camera shots to the music. The next thirty m i n u t e a passed quickly and the program was on video tape. With the recording session done a b r o a d c a a t date was selected. Audio tapes were cut for distribu tion in areas where the band has played before countless thousands. Sum Fluorescent fade-out. That's f rom being coopi What you need for that is some sunshine Vitomi whole lot of it availabh Beach in Acapulco. The good books. They have the possibility of b good symptoms. That's if you seek summer scholastics. Scoy Me xico City. Or A capulco. College fatigues. [Tiat's the omformn you~ wo G;et rid of thiose- o~ d 's roh, Break Out thie white levis uorolorful Meceri scmcop Dr.M Associate professor in the De partment of International Studies, Dr. R a y m o n d A. Moore, was elected a member of the Council of the American Assn. of University Professors at the 53rd a n n u a 1 m e e t i n g of the organization in Cleveland, Ohio, last week. His three year t e r m on the Council began Monday (May 1). He will participate with 38 other council m e m b e r s and officers, chosen from faculties and colleges across the nation, in determining policies and programs for the as sociation. AAUP has 80,000 mem bers. Also attending the meeting last week was Assoc. Prof. Meyers of the State Committee on Academic Freedom. DR. UCKILEY Head of the Dep artment of Pharmacy at the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. J o s e p h Buckley, gave a series of lectures last week to pharmacy students at the Uni. versity. Subjects of Dr. Buckley's lec tures to pharacology and biochem istry classes in the S c h o o l of P h a r m a c y were "Etiology of Hypertension," "Pharmacology of Antihypertensive Compounds," and "Methods of Investigating Mechan isms of Action of Antihyperten sive Compounds." He lectured on "Pharmacology of Psychotropic Agents" d u r i n g a ada Cleaners & Laundry LEON A. COOPER MAIN PLANT 1907-8 Blossom St. at Five Points imervc (How to spot or d up oil winter. saliow pallor n D. There's a at Sunset eing In eo all semester. 0 dlrabs A~nd throw', on aculty Fac [oore El meeting of the student chapter of the A m e r i c a n Pharmaceutical Assn. and he conducted a seminar for the faculty of the School of Pharmacy on the "Core Curriculum in Pharmacology." Dr. Buckley's visit to the Uni versity was sponsored by the Amer ican Assn. of Colleges of Phar macy. REALTORS Realtors from central South Car olina met last week on campus for Callcott's Bo4 "The Caribbean Policy of the United States, 1890-1920" is the latest of four books by Dr. Wilfrid H. Callcott, professor of history, to be reprinted in the last three year. It is comprised of t h e Albert S h a w lectures o n diplomatic history which Dr. Callcott gave in 1942 at t he W alter Hines Page School of Inter national R e I a CALLCOTT tions at Johns Hopkins University Press. The re print publisher is Octagon Books, Inc., New York. Octagon Book, also reprinted Dr. BRANCII STORES: 1449 Sumter 4043 Trenholm Rd. 7000 Garner's Ferry Rd. icatior d get rid of) Pallid peepers. There's no sparkle in l eyes. It's been knoc.ke, exams. Get that vitolit 4 good is still lef t in the E xpo 67, Montreal. Lip lingo. 'I They're let tel away for the way to avoid there when il Puerto Ricoii Racquet squt T hat's the teari neighbor hoot You'd f id SIR mi the Bohame( ,I tenmsli seem h4 bad spor t. BLT Down. llIlTlhat's all you oif er summrrer would do yor few saoro y mF with ai souce usuailly doe's We wont uir ir mild (tir ,-l, , ,i fl [ected| a one-day conference on taxation policies, sales procedures and of fice management. The conference was part of the 1967 Realtors Educational S a l e s Conference Caravan which also sponsored meetings in Greenville and Myrtle Beach. The annual caravan was spon sored by the Real Estate Education Foundation of S. C., Inc. and the College of General Studies at the University. )k Reprinted Callcott's "Church and State in Mex. icrj 1857-1929," which originally ap peared as a Stanford University Press publication, and "S a n t a A n n a," which was published by the Univer. sity of Oklahoma Press. All four of the reprinted books first appeared during the periods. 1926-42 as a result of research by I)r. Callcott, a specialist in the nations to the south and United States' relations with them. Dr. Callcott was dean of the University prior to his retirement as an administrator. COLLEGE MEN Need an extra $50 to $75 per week while in school and a chance for full-time summer employment in your home town? Contact RON SHEALY, 254-6228 or 256-2835. Car Required itis. 'ose baby-blue J out by all those y bock. See what Norld. Go to s f rm good buddies summer. The best them is not to be ey arrive. 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