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The First Gamecock Photography *Contest is now at an
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After all the hoopla has died and the banners have been
torn down, one finally comes to the conclusion that our flirst
attempt at a contest of this nature was a fairly strong success.
The expressed purpose of this contest was to involve as
many of the faculty and staff as possible in the goings-on of
the Gamecock. As it turned out, we received fifty entries
from about twenty persons drawn from all quarters of the
University community.
Enough of these inanities. The main point of interest at
this time is who are the winners and when will they get their
prizes.
FIRST PLACE: AWARD $15.00and atrophy, WINNER
Russell Jeff coat received 32 points.
SECOND PLACE: AWARD $10.00 and a trophy,
WINNERS (there was a three-way tie for second place)
Virginia Bart, Mary Gail Walker, A. Quintan White each
received 30 points.
FIFTH PLACE: AWARD $5.00, WINNER: Mary Gail
Walker at 27 points.
As a word of explanation, the prints were each scored by
four judges: Thomas A Price, Gamecock, Bob Craft,
Gamecock, Bonnie Cantlay, Garnet and Black, and Don K.
Wooley, School of Journalism.
Each print was given a numerical score on a rising scale
from zero to. ten. Therefore, the maximum possible score
was forty.
Any entrant who wishes may pick up his or her entry at
the Gamecock office (318 Russell House)
NO PRINTS WILL BE MAILED.'
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