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^ 1 VWI J n A thlet^oKhi feli-'HF -;<:^^^^BbBBHHS^B^%5=;c< Katrine Ander For the third time this season USC's outstar player Katrina Anderson has been named The Week. The 6*1 senior from Timmonsville complete Carolina uniform in fine style scoring 54 poin ebounds in three games this past week. The h 30th Anderson and her teammates, was her JSC's 73-49 upset over number one ranked and i Dominion Monday. I win ?e i From 9:01 All Candidates m obtained from the Filing fees for cc Off-campus stud their residence, j Campaign regul< I Those perso Al a week Swimmer By Steve Breiter Qamocock Staff Writer TU? f 1 o n i nit; uihi auuuai ouuui v^aiui Women's Invitational Sw Classic was held at the Sol 3 P.E. Center this past weeke Varsity teams from Louisu State, Florida and Tennes battles with the Carolina sw mers to beat the block and qua for the national championshipos In the first two days of the th day competition, the Lf Gamecocks added nine m events to its growing list national qualifiers. By far the m afternoon was turned in by US I Amy Gruenbagen. The freshn Ifpt l| made the qualifying cut in the I yard freestyle by 1.4 seconds v ng?^g|| GKUENIIAGEN HAS taken v. seconds off her time in the ev since the beginning of the seasoi flhif '' Other Carolina qualifiers w Mary Ellen Breen, A s* s? merKiinger, ivamy i\oweii ; S.m Hick. - gamecock Charlotte Hamilton in the 200-; ?On 400-yard medley relays; te v captain Nancy Nitardy in the ] iding women's basketball yard butterfly; Merklinger in Gamecock Athlete of the 50-yard breaststroke; Breen in f 100-yard backstroke and Hamil ?d her final season in a in the 100-yard freestyle. ts and averaging over 10 These qualifiers and the oth tghlight of the stretch for wn<> quaimea earner in tne y 20-point performance In wil1 travel to the national cht jreviously undefeated Old pionships in Pittsburgh, Penn., ^Mar. 14-17. Filing For Th 979 SPRING ELI Extended Through Tues 0 - 4:30 in the Student ust bring an official Registrar's ( i Registrar's office, first floor, P? institutional officers will be $1 ents file within their colleaes; tions may be picked up in th< ns desiring to work the polls pk I poll workers must attend a po Kim Fowler: 798-8954 Dennis V\ 3ob Neuhierl: 777-5485 John Bos s Intramun 1. Alpha Phi Alpha 2. Omega Psi Phi 3 Univ. Union ina 4. Columbia Hall nd. ma 5. Kappa Alpha see ' in mi iify International H< ree ?presents ? ?dv k A I ore | 'vi""uuy-ouuermi lost Tuesday- Omelet c-s Mem ian >00- 1031 AssemblySt., h 4467 Devine St. 10 = en BLACK AND B nn Fob. 26 - Mar 5 ANTHEM Mar the Watch for Dixie the ton Magic Show f ers THUNDER Bl ear im- Thunderbii ?" 772-6470 1-26 Nc I' ? ECTIONS B?k, mmm m *mm mm? - ^ uuy, ruiuury x Government C Zertification Slip. The ?tigru. i o r\r\. ~ ?I I JL.KJVJ, 5t?I!UIUI IUI CUT on campus student' 3 Student Gov't Offic jase sign up in the SG II training session. lay: 777-8965 Kathy well: 777-4716 a I ranking 6. Sigma Nu 7. Pi Kappa Phi 8. Moore j 9. Wade Hampton Hotel ^ r a 'l It/. C.J.U I Diise of Pancakes All You Can Eat" Ik Pancakes $1.19 (your choice) y 11 Price "TTT psfci 765-0305 I! 782-9646 '**[ I ? l"E \w/ S 5-17 Jm-, ** 1 ? V MITJUNU9T 1 1 lUMt | > Dooleys WT j rom Las Vegas j RDLOUNGE d Motor Inn >rth & St. Andrews Rd. j 7 ? office. se may be ldidates $2.00. : f i In \Af it kin ' J IMU VV I I I I I I | I * r -1 Office. I