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and that's the way it i ///WW... nte09W/. r DO/v T //Wf /7/l/m/Ab ttrrz/t ro o& 4/l/?> Sft'i r &?a/ /y?0t//?f S0/1? /s> //t/fD 77^ /Cfiv^ o pfE - lH<lC \ll Letter to Patfc Pm 1 TT\ 1 A At the request of President 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, -- -- - Left) fi * * *' 'i.> Warns oV radar iraff For passcncier oars q Clips to sunv\sor Compaci, ljqfnAweiql SeW-corrta\ ned-VIo\* Non f^Aqneticcasc Soiici-stodeoomponc/ Lorc^-li^e. pow?ar se* *. i i - ? 1 ?ho eyrerrvxi aoreni CWoia&cfi Ahree co^ fVoved by years c?< Booked byaon -y An ideal q#V -W" anyoi Ifodar Sentry SC^alesTar U% Pbsroqeonci Harvdl? C rr> I /-i ^ ?I ? Q ? - tea fee ; is ~0/Vf //0LS/? ?/?7Ey?\ A*ym?^ Ia/** u * / T f ^ t^rr/co. sr(//r. //^o - /?&/?//? Wfr. , srvflzvr ASM Vfvr r//f 77Off 7P ?/Sr?A &?A4>/M7zs /r ?&*/> S/&50 v/> 77/f?&ra o %\ ** Pv**h '(' It 1 . t\l erson commenc praises I am writing this letter to compliment you and 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' a* ^ Ij 3Va ic. zones nd-V rucks 'irinqorhocfcCup r&eded i^S, pri r\tedci rco ft boand/^*" Xi rvz&Aod (A f i>se 4hrDuqhou"t* 4heworkJ ear quaaxmrf ee who drives &r business Boutey Errfe R0'00 i, Soph > re fcAoe Emerald 6 Zip T THINK fu.dNUQ WoFgSSoHs 5S0UU) fi c _ ec (with T UJILI GRiM'//) 7jfv/c- KARMA TO m CO //7Y? BoflflD of TflUSTCJ. ' 7Z> 77tfT / 1//02- VOWU) f _ , . / I UJIO. 0 70/1// THf SWD6V I rwev wM TUi=V /Lm? ? 'II* I l/'VU wH/fr r i j) AAl 1 MiM k SB888SS8888g5firara Is use vacatio March 12-19. They were softSDOken. nolifrp PnnsiHprato anH completely well-mannered. They were most kind, and even invited us to participate in their outdoor cook-outs. My wife and I are both in our seventies and were given no cause to feel unwanted in their S/L.. A C iuu n r . uV Mi IJyjK * abcsq \/y \A N ineen I v I _ I i \ 4 ? 510scd aye to wMv ciose &a??kj street ts6f\. i^rs cuke f>u? /&a//3! j \ r n\m por \ i7r\irvcr ft i\)? SPIRIT OF TCXj?W?KV&s [SWfW f m / a?VF mo3O??\ oU'vr. ^ 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 bint Or ^ li NY ADH'VlSTfttfPO^ J wia ov fitoo)6-TD-ofJc Oft*-* UJITM f\LL STVOCM-$ ^ Or SoorHTDweK... 'V . MO MKrt, suflueY, M X cmrove... O awd r mwuse a >? iweu/tf M0fUTH SWiA^r ^ & ill J idents city schools). Again, we say, these young people are someone to be proud of, and we commend them highly. Milton J. Cowan Mrs. Milton J. Cowan University Heights, Ohio Iwo m $ / / s a ?i W m"m r~n -