Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. . . a spokA By BUZ2 EVEN AS MARCH BLOM campus about the annual Sigm Derby Chairman, "Shine" Jc secret race this year. What I now? To top the pie-eating c< and the tug-o-war will take s< McBRYDE BROTHERHO PARTY OF THE SPRING SI WOMAN'S CLUB IN MAXC will begin at 9:30 and end members of the brotherhood' be to the tune of Jay Jensor OFF TO WINTHROP FOi were Pi KA's Osborne Hudsoi and T. P. Harwell. From a] the navy blue and white schc SIOMA ALPHA EPSILO] son's Pond last Saturday n pledges were the hosts and mighty fine. Wonder which a hot stove frying 'em? CHI OMEGA COFFEE H( night. OFF TO CHARLESTON TC MONROE were Kappa De Hedrick. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Cagle, Buddy Drummond, Jir Hill, Fat Hinson, and Grady ] boys will be full-fledged acl dance on the 15th. ELLEN SCHOFIELD, Ch last week-end to see her hu. Kappa Sig alum. They are 1 HAVE YOU IEARD TIl ON A CERTAIN LOCAL S' lina student and has all fema He comes on late at nigl,t. PROUD NEW WEARERS CROSS are Zack Taylor of I Rocky Mount, N. C., and R< stag party was held in thei Pond. Alumni down for the John Copeland, Bill Griffin, Nelson, Jim Land, Bill Broc: Bob Solomons, and the Hono: NEWLY ACTIVATED IIS night were Joe Douglas of of Society Hill; Bill Gibbes Orangeburg; Stewart Lane oj Columbia; Carol McDuffie c Rogers of Loris, S. C. Th( drop-in at G. B. Carter's hoi DELTA ZETA initiated: Laughlin, and Mary Ellen wards the chapter had supp< ON WEDNESDAY DELT. with a drop-in from 7:30 to THAT'S ALL FOR NOW. AT BOX 79. COLUMBIA DAIRIES Telephone 4-3171 MUXM * * * ICE CREAM 917 Main Street COLUMBIA. S. C. gjon "W eL a wee. . . BUSBEE rS IN we hear rumors aroun ia Chi Derby to be held May 8 nes, is said to be planning i ias his fiendish mind invente :ntest, the egg and spoon race me thinking! DD WILL GIVE ITS FIRS'1 'MESTER TONIGHT AT THI Y GREGG PARK. The danct a little past midnight. Nev vill be presented. Dancing wil i's orchestra. A BIG DANCE last week-en< i, Dicky Leaptrot, G. B. Carter 1 reports, things were fine a 01. S'S and dates partied at Gib ight, beginning at 5:30. Th eyewitnesses said the fish wa one of the pledges stood ove )UR will be from 6 to 7 Sunda, SEE AND HEAR VAUGHAD Ita's Joan James and Pegg vill initiate Bob Barkoot, Jac] ri Findley, Jim Gaston, Kennet] lawls tonight. Just think, thes ;ives for the big Johnny Lon, i Oiega, traveled to Charlott ;band-to-be Ralph Barrett, P1h )lanning a Summer wedding. O NEDW RADIO ANNOUNCE] 7ATION? This whiz is a Caro le listeners enthralled. A hint OF THE SIGMA CHII WHIITI aexington, N. C., Pete Booth o mnnie Trotter of Greenville. J r honor afterwards at Eden', initiation were Jack Parrish "Vernon-Boy Sloan," Plowdei kman, John and Ed Whitmire :able Joe Sapp. PI KAPPA ALPHA Mondai ~avannah, Ga.; Herb Freemar of Hartsville; Marcke Irick o: Lynchburg; Dicky Leaptrot o: f Greensboro, N. C.; and Bil y were honored later with nie. M'ary Ann Eldred, Anna Mc D'Neil, Monday night. After er at the Green Derby. a. ZETA honored Pi Kappa Ph 8:30. LET US HEAR FROM YOI TODAY'S MEMO 3-HOUR DRY CLEANING PRESS WHILE YOU WAIT ARROW CLEANERS 1209 GervaIs Phone 6471 McCown Speaks On Nursing Plans At High Schools ' Miss Viana B. McCown, head of the department of nursing at the university, spoke to senior girls at Columbia High School, Thurs day, February 9, of the five-year nursing plan offered by the uni- I versity. She spoke to the senior girls at Dreher High School, Monday. Miss McCown makes these appearances every year at this time to explain and introduce the five-year nursing plan. In March and April she will speak to girls in high schools over the state. Two of the five years are spent at Carolina. The curriculum here includes courses in English, his tory, chemistry, biology, nursing, political science, sociology, psy chology, physical' education, and orientation. After 32 months of clinical study in nursing, the di ploma of a Graduate Nurse is earned. - Practice Teaching By USC Students Fills High Schools Dr. J. McT. Daniel, head profes sor of the department of secondary education, said there is an overflow of practice teachers from the uni versity. Seventy seniors are now doing secondary practice teaching. The four high schools that are beine used for this preparatory teaching are: Columbia, Wardlaw Jr., Brookland-Cayce, and Univer sity. There are 52 men and 19 women 1 in the total of 70 practice teachers, and of this number, 2 are in the arts department, 14 in history, 10 in science, 3 in mathematics, 1 in French, and '2 in music. Fifteen are in English, 2 in distributive ,dication (retailing), and 21 in physical education. Practice teaching has been a regular course in the department of education since 1932, when the department was opened. It was carried on at University High - School, but the growth of enroll ment in education at the universit, necessitated the use of several othei high schools. The practice teachers are in com O ple'te charge of the high school clases they are teaching. The regular teachers act only as super visors. Initiates Honored By Alpha Delta Pi; Awards Presented Beta Epsilon chapter of Alpha Delta Pi sorority of the university entertained its new initiates at a banquet at the Green Derby res taurant, last week. rMiss Betty Jean McLean, newly elected president, presided. The 1new initiates, Eugenia Holliday, June Marshall, Sevena Molair and Anne McLean, aided by sorority pledges, entertained with several songs and a skit. Miss H olliday received an award for the best song, and was the winner of the pledge essay contest. Rowena DuBose, last semester's winner, made the presentation. Phone 2-9250 918 MAIN STREET Joe Patrone's Collegiate Inn Specilising in STEAKS CHICKEN SPAGHETTI * * * Dine and Dance in the "GAMECOCK" ROOM Candlelight Service A ids Sims Coeds By BARBARA DERRICK Feature Editor One of the most impressive fel Dwship promotion services at the iniversity is the Sunday night andlelight ceremony held in the rusic room of Sims dormitory. The service is sponsored by the CWCA, and each Sunday two Sims rirls conduct the fifteen-minute ervice in the candle-lighted room lirectly opposite Sims lobby. Cassandra Manda is the chair nan of the "Y" committee that con lucts these interesting and varied ervices. - _Bootie Kinsey is in harge of the candlelight services n the A. D. Pi house, Ida Nichles nd Dot Wilson are responsible for he services at Wade Hampton. The service is held at 11 p. m., he girls come to the music room ust as they happen to be when ;he 11 p. m. bell rings. Candlelight is conducted with his axiom in mind; any large rroup of people living together ieed spiritual guidance. The service never exceeds fifteen ninutes. Candlelight begins with t devotional which is followed by ;he singing of a hymn or a solo. A brief program is planned tround one particular word or )hrase, which usually stresses the trt of living harmoniously with me's fellowman. Mrs. Hattie M. Pender, Sims iostess, said in reference to the vening service, "Candlelight is a rathering of students for spiritual juidance, which is needed through ;he week." Bill was an all-round athlete. football as his favorite sport, varsity teams at Pomona Juni and also at the University o The 1st Observation Squadr Riley, Kansas was Lieutenant I irut assignment. While there h fhture Mrs. Reynolds. They i year later and now have two: ONLY THE Hillel Sponsors Proect To Aid Needy Children Hillel society, Jewish youth or ganization, is slionsoring a project to aid and entertain needy children this semester, Sarah Herzburg, vice-president, announced. Fifty children are taken for an outing, usually on Saturday, during each semester. This provision is a part of the constitution. Plans are being made for a card party for the people of Columbia, to raise money for the organization. Hillel sponsored a seml-formal dance on January 14, and a radio program, Tuesday night, concern ing people travelling from con centration camps to new homes. There are forty-five members of the organization, and Rabbi Paul Liner is advisor. Officers are Sam Sorota, presi dent; Sarah Herzburg, vice-presi dent; Jean Sokol,. recording secre tary; Bill Novit, corresponding secretary; Steward Abblebaum, treasurer; and Rheatte Sokol, his torian. Faculty Members Invited To Play Cards Tonight An informal evening of bridge and canasta playing will be spon sored Friday at 8 p. m. by the Womans' Auxiliary and Faculty Club at the Faculty House, Miss Elizabeth O'Dell, of the school of business administration, announceo. ry q.q re on,Fo t ThSqarnmv ienl i ote aii.Bl He coee Ae ta Chorui ile s mae .h S.iAer Foce. Proctremt colleege ruged andhiertis a Oe on pporhue Wanc feront onBFrt nche Sqadrngon 25,oD eo. qualfe. o a. Aegl BfRyo ore sige ewe Wesley Inviti To Dance In A campus-wide party, cor .dancing, will be held in the ] 8 to 10.0-0 p. m. It is spol Methodist student organizati4 Carolina Review Story Manuscripts Handed To Judges Response to the "Carolina Re view" short-story contest was good, Jem Newbury, editor, said .today. All manuscripts are in the hands of the judges. First-place winner will be presented a gold cup during University Awards Day. The Spring issue will be placed in campus mail about April 1. First-place winner's story will be printed. Second- and third-place winners' stories will either be acknowledged or printed. This will be determined by the present make up of the Spring issue. LG. -rad The Key Candy & WHOLES Candies - Tobi 1231-1237 1 columb 40' illl joyed campus social Upon gra4 ased the pressure of the Air F kd his heavy study trainer as l lYWanagement. March, 19 dvancan rm pio ecntl to squadron com- techniques 'lome a Ma1or and Professor" ar Commission- gainful ca the ages'of 20 and 26%/, ollege, consider the many pilot or navigator In the it Teams are visiting many to explain these career em. You may also get full Force Base or U. S. Army ig Station, or by writing to Force, Atth Aviation Cadet t FORCE lE AVATOI is.Campus. Armory iplete with square and round 4aval Armory tomorrow, from isored by Wesley Foundation, n. All students are invited. Herbert Benson will be on hand to call several square dances. Re freshments will be served during the party. Eight Clemson cadets, members of the deputation team from Clem son, will be guests of honor. The cadets will present the Sunday morning worship service at the Washington S t r e e t Methodist Church. Players Poetry Contest To Begin Next Wednesday A poetry interpretation contest will be held by the University Players from Wednesday, March 8, until March 16. The contest will be held at Drayton Hall, at 4 p. m. The contestant may choose any two-part dramatic piece or poetry selection of about five minutes' length. The winner of the local contest will receive an all-expense-paid trip to the national contest, which will be held in Fredricksburg, Va. YERBY ng As Tobacco Company LLE ONLY iecos - Sundries Ancoln Street 1a, S. C. K.. luation, Bill chose a future in >rce. He. "flew" his first Link in Aviation Cadet in 1940: By 41, he had won his pilot wings. Dmmended for peacetime work ggadioi instruction --Major R~eynolds, a "Pilot , looks forwardtoaIlong and reer in the U. S. Air Force. M4 CADETS!