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and that's the way it ///y/rr... /%f27" 7#f(y?A/6; r DO/vT ///ft/f /9 VJVmt Berra/t r& oa 4/l/?> ?&' r <y?w /y?&i//&r sd/if /* //(//v 77#? /SScscrs. o CANDID , ih<" jrflei II?u Letter to Patt Couple A# ili A atAMtiAo# AI r*? ?nc ?vi a coiucm Patterson, please print the attached letter in The Gamecock. The president is happy to have the opportunity to commend these students for their good deeds. Dear Dr. Patterson, n. ... LeTU 1 ha r>A h se/vrjn Warns o^f radar For posscncfer cors c Clips -tesunvisor Compact, liqhWeiq SeW<oir^tx\n d.\4c> \ INon /^qneticoase Solid-State, comporve Lorq-life pow*ar ac No eternal aoier CWoia&cft AV^rex?. <_c ?Voved by years ? Socked byaor\ -\ An ickol q?V -%x* ar\yc ill v Sc^SbletsTay 4% Pbsroqeorti Wandi inc Circle color: Beiq fer= IS&te is ~cvy<r we//? ?/f7&? I //0W/ 7#S SMi 'AST, S7V3&VT /VM wst/r r//<? 77/%r & /,/s^/i &?a//>/z)/77?S /r ?e&< SSE&) Wf&fO /?1 erson commenc praises I am writing this letter to compliment you anc". the University of South Carolina on the fine behavior of a number of your students who spent a week's holiday at Edgewater Lodge, in Long Key, Florida. These young people were our neighbors during the week of s Save f| 3Va ftczones 4rd-Vrucks [H* ^ ^irinqorhocfcup neeckd r^s( pri rvtedcirco H board^^" jirr^ * ina rv&d&ci tars f Jose 4hrt)uqhoi/f 4heworb /ear quaran+ee )newho drives ^<>r busing i >^a P.O. 6c 1 ^2.00 e, Soph I ret EAoe,, 8mertxl6 ( *ipzzz: I TWlNk: f\LL ONUa F$cRTSSo?S StouU) H cr _ 8C farfSTMED WITH 1 //r/F^A,^/ ItVILlBRM ///\ TfiLZ/r TO THf LO //Wf BoMDoFmuSH^ '7Z>r7/f / 1//7ftLV &X/U) ( ^ , , i I UJiU- 6234/ /?&?'?&. / THf SWDeM i inc." wn~i Titer &iue wHifr r i i?.?^mhhhb Is USC vacatio March 12-19. They were softspoken, polite, considerate and completely well-mannered. They were most kind, and even invited us to participate in their outdoor cook-outs. My wifp nnri T arc Knth ir? .. .. -w ? % A MA V WVMI 111 UUl seventies and were given no cause to feel unwanted in their \6uAF , A s c^pteas^'rc ^ / u A I rpnsisH I l\y\ >v suw iZ/ \\ N anecn I ^ I I I I < " > ii ? .,. i Sue to uMv ciose taeeu srftEtr tS6A. (zT'S cuxe Pue ftovrs! ; \ r TH'MK por \ ' /liuh rff-R IaJJLL 0R\ni(r Q(\CK u)t se'R,r of rSlsuHAT - / A?V/F [?/%/Sf >V03O6?\ O^A/T. ning sti presence. My wife and I are both retired public school teachers. I retired in 1969 after teaching 42 years in the Cleveland city schools and my wife retired in 1972, after teaching 30 years (mostly in the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Ull || ur / v ,j> J?=^. IP NY ADrt?u?sr?<vpo*J j HJiU ok) rt0/V?-rc>-G*e orts^ ujirn f\u, stvocvcs >i Of SourtiTbueR... V . ftwo MKrt, soflweY, ^ ^ c(\pstoue... \^a Aa>d r fwn'S6" a TVUEUJtf fl0/UTH SflfliAJdr ^ :,0Rt" AK-. x .vvSifiiL'^ .VIWa idents city schools). Again, we say, these young people are someone to be proud of, and we commend them highly. Milton J. Cowan Mrc Millnn I u. vvnaii University Heights, Ohio ananas Iwo $ V X. u n nzL