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CAROLYN McCLUNG, Society Editor
JOANNE CARNES
MYRNA RITCHEY
te...
Twenty-Eig it Pledge
As Rush W eek Ends
MARGARET BAUKNIGHT
HANNAH TIMMONS
wagon wheel
-
a
spoke a week
By
.
Spring rush week activities were IlaIlet, Summerville; Jean Matclimaxed Thursday, March 11,
Orangeburg; Jackie Jones,
when twenty-eight girls received St. Matthews.
bids to sororities. Pledging cereDelta Zeta
monies were held during the week.
Barbara
Rella, Colifmbia; Grace
The following girls were pledged:
ithews,
%
.
JOANNE CARNES, MARGARET BAUKNIGHT
HOLD THAT TIGER!
Some of
at Clemson.
loyal Carolinians deserted us for a week
Among those taking in the Clemson "Block end
C"
dance were MARY BETH WHEELER, ZTA, with NATHAN
GRESSETT; DOLLY DENNIS, Chi Omega, with AMES
WELLS; JACKIE ELLIOTT,
ZTA, with REEVES GRESSETT; ESTHER LABRUCE, Chi
with DICKIE McMAHON; and "MULE" BENNETT.Omega,
Thompson, Reevesville.
Alpha Delta Pi
Zeta Tau Alpha
Jo Ann Folk, Williston; KatherJune
Seawright, Johnston; Barine Miller, Georgetown; Carol
Iobst, Danville, Virginia; and barn Blessing, Aiken; Barbara
Pauline Broas, Glenridge, New Browning, Spartanburg; Jean
Rhyne, Columbia; Wilhemina LeapJersey.
trot, Columbia; Caroline Kelley,
Chi Omega
Olanta; Jacqueline Elliott, Sumter;
Harriet Bowen from Beaufort.
Nancy Jean Wingard, Lexington;
Delta Delta Delta
and Peggy M1lattox, Chester.
Lucy Ann Robinson, Winnsboro;
Kappa )elta
Josephine Boyle, Columbia; and
Nantee Wright, Florence.
Betty Rose Westburg from
our
...
.....
ON THE ROAD!
LEGARE COKER and MARY BETH
and PATSY COGBURN, Pi Phi, went to CONRAD, KD's,
Winthrop College
for the "Junior Follies."
LAINEY SINGLETON, ADPi, and BOBBY MARTIN
also went to
Pi Beta Phi
Melvin Campbell, Loris; Kitty
Caufman, Birmingham, Alabama;
Shirley Thorton, Columbia; Ann
The university placed three men
the Southern Sports Writers
Oxner, Augusta, Georgia; Kath- All-Atlantic Coast football team
erine Fickling, Columbia; Shirley last fall. They were Quarterback
Winthrop over the week end.
CHRISTIE SIMPSON, Tri Delt, journeyed to sunny
Florida. HAZEL DUKE, DZ, visited FRANK
HARRINGTON, Pi Kap Phi, at P. C. Seen at the Palmetto Trials:
G. B.
KENNEDY, Tri Delt, and BILL WESTON, SAE; LOU ROBINSON, Tri Delt, with FRED MANNING, SAE; ANN EDMUNDS, Tri Delt, and BO DUBOSE, SAE, LELIA MANNING, Tri Delt, with AL RAY, and JACKIE
JONES, Pi Phi.
MARILYN
on
Johnny Gramling,
End
nett and Center Leon
Mitchell's
GREEN
Clyde Ben-
Cunningham.t
RECORDS
ALL SPEEDS
LATEST HITS
"The Little Shop with
Big value"
CAMP, Pi Phi Alum, visited the
here with her young daughter, Paula.
JOHN SPEER, KA, went to an IFC dance at P. C.
Representing the "Y" on a deputation team to
College last week end were Phi Kaps BENTLEY Winthrop
RIVERS,
BOBBY JONES, EDDIE SHINHOLSER, BILLY HUGHES,
DAVE MARTIN, and JACK TURBYFILL.
I DO!
Our heartiest congratulations to ANNETTE
DZ,
who said, "I (o" to RAY PRICE; also to GAILELLIS,
ADDAMS,
DZ, anId BOB PlED'1)MONT, who were married in Charleston
last week. LOUISE KELLER is wearing the Sigma Chi
pin
of RON OBERLY.
chapter
Reevesville.
BRADFORD
1431 MAIN
RECORD SHOP
1225 Main St.
Next
Phone 5777
Carolina Theatre
to
Palmetto
Sunday through Saturday
"BENEATH 12-MILE
REEF"
in Cinemascope anld
Stereophonic Sound & Color
Starring
Robert Wagner, Terry Moore
and Gilbert Roland
See
If Interested In
DIAMONDS
JEWELRY
STERLING SILVER
AND IT WAS THAT THEY HAD A PARTY!
Phi Eps partying at the Circus Room were: IZZY
Sunday through Wednesday
LOURIE and EVELYN WYCHE, Tri Delt; LARRY KOENIG
"RIDING SHOTGUN"
CLASS RINGS
inl color with
and BECKY REINS; PHIL GARFINKEL, with KAY BOSOLD
Randolph
SOUTH
BALL
Morris
are,
le
Scott,
ft
to
row,
Wayne
SPONSORM
top)
right, Mary Donmick for Lucius Weeks, Louise
WELL; 1. M. GOLDBERG and ANNETTE BERRY; STAN Townsend for Mark Buyek, lannah Camuipbell
for Ja ek Meade. Middle row, Naiey Brace for Tubl)
Anderson,
KRUGMAN with SLOAN YATES; "SIMPLE" SIMON with Jane Douglas for Carter Martin, l1r< da Glenn for
'We batr William. Bottom
Esther La Bruce for
5
DAVIDA SANBOURNE; CHARLIE GOLDBERG and John Speer. Mary Alice Ristin for V infield Sapp, and Alice Temnpletm~ i for Billrow,
Shillinglaw.
Sunday
through Tuesday
LAUREL ZALIN; DON MILLER and MITZI LEVIN;
1500 Main
"FOREVER FEMALE"
The
of
magic
television
has
JULIAN WEINBURG with ANN COOPER; DON KATZ and
with Ginger Rogers
Corner of Ilanpton St.
brightened n e a r 1 y 22,000,000 Paul Douglas, William Hlolden
PHYLLIS LOVE; MR. and MRS. WEIL WILENSKY; JACK
and Pat Crowley
homes.
BASS and CAROLYN McCLUNG, Chi 0.
Sigma Nu's had a "lovely" time at the Syrian-Lebanon
Dy IIANNAII TIMMONS
Club Saturday night, following the Division
Conference
basketball game and banquet with their brothers from Duke,
.arch winds are blowing in
P. C., and the University of North Carolina. Among those Tomorrow the gentlemen of wis
fashions
Kappa Alpha will relive the his.. season.
partying were: MELVIN BURTON and BETTY OWEN; long-gonle
Bright, color'ful ker"WHISKY" BILL SMALL and ZELLA LANGLEY; PAT with their days of the old South -hiefs and new,
short hair-dos are
ladies.
lovely
young
No
BRANTLEY with MARION WHALEY; PAUL PRITCH- period in American history can p)icy nlecessit les to combat these
ARD, Duke, with MYRNA RtITCHEY, Chi 0; TUNKY nesdays.
rival of the days of the Old South \farch winds and to help usher in
CAMPBELL and BERTHFA GARDNER; BENNIE HELMS in elegance, glory andl splendor.
pjring. P~ony-tails, tied up with
with MARY ANN TRUE; HOBBY PRUITT and SARAH Th roughou t this p)hase of A meri- ma1tel searves, arIie popular and
iquarters. 195 Brad,,
wYckCiy
anything enn
WATKINS; TOMMY GUEST and LOUISE BRADLEY, KD- (can history courtliness and social viind-iresstant--if
D)AVE MONTIETHI and CIND)Y SMITH, Pi Phi; HENRY grace reigned in the mlanor-studided -esist March winds.
Our whole campus-*is getting its
DORN with MEL CAMPBELL, Pi Phi; JAMES EMORY and soth11land .
leaning
upi and( dressing up
Giathering
together
in
the
city
MARY KIRKPATRICK, Pi Phi; WES SANDER with ANN which first
md(er way. Ilaven't you noticed
rent its state's star
OXNER, Pi Phi; "DEE" WALSH and MARY LIB CULLER, from the union, the members of he new trees lanftedl On the
Pi Phi; AL PERRtY and AILEEN TAYLOR, Pi Phi; FRANK- Graves Province celebrate this re- [forseshoe and the
LIN OWEN, NEWLAND C:OLLIER, and DANNY creation of southern grandeur. grey paint on all the benches?2
['verything is beginning
D)ONA VAN.
G;raves Province, composedl of
and green; even Old Sol
"bearded" KA's had a "Bermuda Shorts" Party at Declta of Wofford College, Iota of ;o fresh has
condlescendedl to help
limself
ingimpurit i sh Pa. pIa, geai,
,O1 nn
Rho
Jl 1,
Furman,
i
oif
Pimewood Saturday night. They were: MYRA CAIN, KD,
s)
Carolina, and >righten things
pa
ingtrough
a hit by comingi
onein'
10anwdem, prouducing a har
containand LOUIS WRIGHT; TUNKY YARBOROUGH, Tri Delt, Beta Pii of Presbyterian, (don the )1t little hit earlier
5 parts. 1n a1 bi//un fr use itn tran'istor..
an:
uniforms, hoist the
Note ha ingi coils on the hso -izwntal quartIz lube.
and SAMMY CRAWVFORD; BETSY McCUTCHIEN and Confedjerate
and Bars and sing Dixie to ng and staying a little later ati
TOOTIE WILLIAMS; BILL D)OAR and MARY ANN SNOW- Stars
relive the (lays oif the glorious past aight, not to mention the C'lean
.3p Campaign that is i nsiring
,other elements are introduced in
DEN, Tri D)elt ; (CHARLES PYLE and JOHANNA WRIGHT, when Kappa Alpha was
mitities to aid in controlling the flowg.
fus to (10 some sprin1g house
KI); GWEN TOOTLE, KD), and LOUIS HOWELL; BOB Tfhe program for the founded.
day in'ough the germianiu m. But before
A new methodl of metal refining, currently in use
WIMBERLY and BOSIE WESTHURY, KD; BILLY WAT- cludes a drop-in at the K. A. house :leaning!
teeeeet
an be introdIuced, it is n1ecessary to
n)ew
(eening
at
Pretty
theL Western Lectric plant at A llentown, results
dIresses,
SON and SALLY JUD)Y, KD); BOOTS PLOWDEN and MAC at 2 :00( p.m.; Parade and Session
satwt ei mnium of
except ional
of
the
'very
(color
rainbow,
in
are
the
of
prJoduction germanium tU at is better than
HIALFORD, KD); HARVEY HORN and ANN LUMPKIN, ceremonie.s at :3:00; mint juleps floating aroundl at all the formals.
teiprte
not
interfere
with the elements
purec the .highest degree of purity
'Fri D)elt; GEORGE THOMAS and .JACKIE FOSTER; EID and1 buffet at the Wade Hampton Flowers arie bloomting every- 99.999995%
thtredier vill
tely adIded.
ever attaiuned in a manufactured pr oduct.
HallIroom at 4:00; and the Old
MULLJINS and NOV ILLE PL4OWD)EN; CHARLES NOCK! South Hall in the Jefferson
where again this spri1ng, and they
one L aboratories devised an enHotel 'omie im as
anid SH IRIL EY HIA RIDEMAN, KI).
many1~ assorited sizes and( IThe need for germanium of such e: Eceptional purityew
et od( of purification.
Ballroom att 8:00 p.m.
came about when research by Bell Telephone Labolors as Mother' Nat'ure's original
renigwhc was deCvelope.d to a kniown as zone
N. Winfield Sapp is chairman of blossoms.
oratories in the field of semni-condi ictors led to the
hiigh-product ion
newest thing in
Thel
Pi SIGMA KAPPA MOONLIGHT BALL
the 0O(d South Hall committee.
n Electric engineers.
of transistors, which a re manufactured
this season is (earrings;
development
flowers
stgbyWte
The Phi Sigs had their "Moonlight Ball" last Friday Other members are Mark Huyck,
by Western lilectric.
g a bar of german iuim is passed
Hill Shillinglaw, Beta Pi, arie b)lossom ing her'e and1(
Rho;
geuanasnwjer
ltorianufactu
night; among the (dancing couples were: WALT ECKHOLM Boyd Reeves, Iota; and Tfub A
so that a molten sect ion t ravThe transistor is a tiny crystal d< svice which can
nder-esstelnt zone
Pastel knit suits arec taking the
and ANN OXNER, i Phi; GEORGE DAVID with SARA son, Delta.
of the har catrryi ng the impurities
amplify and oscillate, It reduces space requirewt
ofi
ta(
eicts
th~
e
place of the dlark, wintry ones
HART CONNELLY; KEN K(LYNN with JACKIE MARTIN,
ments and power consumption to
i'veriy body's
been
th'
b esermnts 'ing behind a solidified sect ion of'
weariing,
Pi Phi; GARY LEE and ALICE GATES, Pi Phi. After the
y the use of mLt iple healing zonqg
crystals of the size ret luired in transisthey are just r'ight for this sunny Germanium
i a(e,ai i,mber of molten seci ions
ball, twelve Phi Sigs and their dlates headed (down to Myrtle Y
tors
traverse
do not ocur in nature; they are arlificially
weather that still has a (chilly
thbr.Eh
So ellni.Telepl -educes the impurity content thus
Beach for a houseparty. All arrived tired but after a swell
touch.
grown at Western Electric. At this stage in transispouigah which contains imipurit ies in the
Plans
b)reakfast cooked up by BILL ANDERSON, things "looked The
rfining, whd ih than five parts per
Freshman
Council
of
the
billion.
tip." The c'ouples Present were JOhN COLLINS and JOANNE YM-YWCA, which meets on
Various
Betseoth
Iortusiwhich Ceta'nn, takes e/ore being
Thursain ondefni mportance of the transistor in
.I( in this h ot i /Uar at
trangsistor,s aPe'sow
Phi
WHITE; BOB HL4AKELY and ANNE' BARRETT; CLAR- (lays, is dIivided into six functioning
p/
top Is ani ingot
elec'rmaniuma dioxide.
trnc.he70 le refining process - -like so many
ENCE ASHLEY and LOLIE LYNCH; AL STUART and friendship clubs me'eting at difNext is .1I)theI/a
hw
iera'lunlupn ingot aI/L r i/ie zon e refuning
oteWeer
Ioccu used byi Wte,rn Iectric. I/ej ow thes inigois are
Electric developmients --has been
ANN THOMAS; O'NEAL RAWL and ELEANOR MIMS; ferlent times dutring the week. All
shw .1 PiII?I
('hi
nIu erI .51als grownl by n, ac/hine, 6 slices cut
Sigma
it
to
al
in
iatel
companies Ilicenised by Western
(ecenly
Freshmen
vial
are
PAT BIDEAU and CAROLYN SNOW; BOBBY SHEALY
invitedI to attend 'imel ne'w 1'mlmbers. TI'hey
/from thew5i crl .tah/. andia .s'eral hunfdre"d
'facture
the
cotuncil
as
transistors.
meetings
readuy
wvell
as
for a.ssembly,/ intol Iransistors.
and D)ORIS RID)GlLL; GEORGE HICKS and MARY RUTH
Kovejoy, M assachuLisett3s; ,J amRes
Bufalo
Hoerses
N.Y.
La th engthMss
the clubs.
join
e example of creative
WOODS; TOM CARR and NANCY DAWSON; BOBBY
T'homaso0n, S paritanbuorg;$ terine
A schedule of the club meetings
ailn
hadqarersIn 5iger
Cpuriny. b 'tric meni. I 'ngineers ofengineering
MACK and BA RBA RA GODWIN. MARY RUTH WOODS follows:
all skills
trical, chenmical, induist rialI, metalI lowarid, (Columbiua.
\i-ken;
was elected the 1954 Phi Sigma Kappa "Moonlight Girl."
Jtobby
Club No. 1-4:00 p.m. every on
ii are needled to help us show the
Obherly, New York; L,ee Koty,
other Tuesday.
nutal nmanufact ur ing techniques.
'olumbia; Cooper' Williamns, ('oPHI KAPS AT TEAGUE'S LAKE
Clubs No. 2 and 4-7:00) p.m.
Among the partying Phi Kaps at Teague's Lake last week on Tuesday nights.
end were: BRUCE DODD and SANDY GROOME; DEAN Club No. 3--5:00 p.m. on Mon- Phi l'.:p recently inlit iated four'
stern
nenR. The
ar
RASHEED with RANKIN SUBER, Chi 0; JEAN WIL- (lays.
I.arry koeii
Club No. 5--5:00i p.m. on 'Tues- triige'Jort,
Allen
ConnecticuIt;
LIAMS, Chi 0, and PHIL -BENEDICTSON; JIM BROWN (lays.
IF THE aILL
and MITTIE McNINCH, Chi 0; DICK VAN HORN with Club No. 6--4:00 p.m. on Wed- )avis, (Charleston; lon K(atz,, (Co- Manufacturing plants In Chicago, Ill.
K.
id. Allentown & Laureldale, Pa
PAT FUNCHESS.
lington, Greensboro & Winston-Salem, N. C
hariks-n
Bur.
Carolina
Syvl
Points
grollieri
Kappa Alpha
Will Relive
Old Southland
of
and
new
new
fadsl'
coat
to
This germanium r fining
method keeps impi irities
down to less than
5 parts in a billion
of
look
.The
a
every
mornall
purity,
so
that
there.
a
ml
Friendship Clubs
Announce
Sigma Chii,
Ep~
Initiate Members
are
/
used In
Mi ke
-
Elecftnc
SyST EM
SINCE
1882
e
-
Distributing Centers in 2ieso
,and
,...,al.
'
Lincoln, Neb.
*
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St. Paul &
Dulul Minn.