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Sigma | Freshman Exch Is Formerly Fro By JACKIE S On November 26th of this completed his first year in Hungary, Louis is now makir The oldest child in a fari February 18, 1982, in Nyiregyhaza, Hungary. There he studied and finished seven years of education. When he was only twelve, the Rus sians came into his homeland, and Louis and his family fled to Upper Austria. The young Hungarian lived there for five years while he learned German, a little English, and did his studying by borrowing books from Innsbruck and return ing there for his exams. Traveling under the aid of the IRO and the DP program, the Szilacyi family arrived in New York on November 26, 1949. Fron1 there the family was supposed to travel to Wisconsin, but the NCWC the Catholic organization which took charge of finding a job for Louis' father, informed them that the job in that state had been filled; so the group traveled to South Carolina, where Mr. Szilacyi, formerly a merchant, now works on a dairy farm. On his fifth day in this country Louis entered Salley High School. Skipping the twelfth grade, he took an entrance exam and entered Carolina. He is now a freshman majoring in pre-med. As the oldest of four sons, Louis is supporting himself, but despite the difficulties involved, he says that he is determined to finish school. Ann Ready Will Head Kappa Delta After December Ann Ready, Columbia, w a s elected president of Kappa Delta social sorority last week. She will take office in December. Nancy Gary, Charleston, was named rush chairman. Offices formerly held by Miss Ready are vice-president of coed association, present and past treas urer of Euphrosynean, Pan Hellenic council, rush chairman of Kappa Delta, member of honor board, member of Sophomore 'Y' cabinet and member of YMCA cabinet. Kappa Delta's Hold Initiation Kappa Delta social sorority held initiation for six pledges Tuesday in the chapter room in Sims col lege. Coeds Initiated were Rhoda John son, Louise Lovelace, Emma Tol son, Lois Huff, Fran Hagood and Fredda Sexton. FOR YOUR ACTIV Arrow "Gaba. In You Exdet Collar Sleeves too long? Colla, This superb sports shiri Arrow shirts, so you cat size, your exact sleeve lei fit. Fine quality gabarc In a wide choice of cole A RROW UNEaMR -e HANDER Chi's T< ange Student m Hungary OUTHERLAND year Louis Szilacyi will have the States. Originally from g his home in South Carolina. ily of six, Louis was born ox Engineers Hold Initiation Banquet At Caidwell's Epsilon "Lambda Sigma, en gineering fraternity, held its fall initiation banquet Friday night at Caldwell's cafeteria, Paul Kru emeke, president, announced. Installation ceremonies for 14 new members were conducted by Bill Thompson and Don Shull. New members are A. H. Baze more, S. R. Cislo, J. P. Goldschmidt, R. C. Greene, O. E. Hatcher, R. E. Jones, T. R. McConnell, R. E. Nay lor, J. A. Purcell, H. O. Schmakdl, J. E. Smith, W. Strauss, Arthur Trieber and R. D. Wilder. Music Room Is Open On Monday From 2 To 5 p. m. The McKissick library staff has announced that the library music room will be open each Monday afternoon from 2 to 5 p. m. be ginning next week. This will be in addition to its regular evening schedule. The move was prompted by r quests from students who prefer to study in the informality of the music room where they may re quest the playing of classical mu sical selections. The acquisition of new long playing records has also been an nounced. Women Visitors Will Inspect Sims, Hampton The Board of Women Visitors for South Carolina colleges will meet Saturday in the music room of Sims college, Mrs. Hattie Pender, Sims housemother, an nounced. Members of the board will in spect Sims and Wade Hampton dormitories and will be served lunch in the Wade Hampton cafe teria. "I told him he mustn't see me any more." "What did he do?" "He turned out the lights." E CAMPUS LIFER 00. I08"O SPORTS SHIRTS ~ire And Sleeve Lengthl too tight? Not a chance! is sized like your regular ask for your exact collar igth, and be sure of perfect ine . . really washable I ret $5.95 SHIRTS & TIES RCHIE~FS e SPORTS SHIRTS > Present Dance t I Sigma Chi Dance Sponsors -' Sponsors foer Sigma Chi Tea Dance are: Top row, left to right, Patsy Riley for Bill Brown, pres.; Peggy Joe Tapp for Bill Jordan, v-p.; Churchie Wigginton for Dick Polen, sec. Second row, left to right, Lulu Reavis for Gene Robinson, treas.; Ruth Crawford for Lloyd McMillan, dance chairman; 3erry Riley for ,Ronnie Trotter, historian. Picture at left is Lou Oswald, this year's "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi." Sims Porch Light Gettysburg Has Exeso Clss No Longer Gives Governing Body Tagt_yPbi Usual Warning For FreshmenScolTahr Sims college coeds have reason Gtybr, P.- (.. ih3'eeifedcasso h to despair. They have reason to Aohrse)i h euno h xeso iiinaebigtuh mourn the loss of an old and here tofore essential custom of thecapstitprwrlf wilb lig yhihsho picpl, dormitory in which they live,. ae hsya tGtybr o-spiiiedns n eceso The big old light on the porch lg vt h eupino h h ulcshoso h tt,W which~ formerly blinked a friendly Feha omtr ytm f ad xeso iiindrc warning just before 12 p. m. mid- Uneth reee syem teto,asnoucd night during the week and just be-frsmnwlseupagvrig A ewcsesnho -akg fore 11 p. m. on Sundays no longer has the power to remind coeds that bd ne h udneo h n urto r en agtb the docbrs will be locked soon, and oeo oedrioy suetdeiin npoe ytesafo that if they want to stay off theconeos vh wilb prvddteSaeB rd fHat.To restriction list they'd better beat it o ahforo h osn nt ore r agti prabr inside. The kind old light has been asge o fehe. Teeb r n r.MCitao h put on a time clock. It no longer feha omcuslr,woaesbo feuain has any choice as to its actions,.ob hsnfo mn pe Cassaeofrd lreyi It's automatic now. It gets snappedcas enwilbsuevsdb aeuato adprudmsly y on at night and snapped off early cm iteo oro iefclytahr voIeseigt m the next morning, and all the timemebr.pov thi crifaelvls A its on it burns with the same un- Bfr h a,ec omtr e ore r fee nat relenting brightness. Coeds willuntslce aledrwo epe Bil,hge,ad,ssaedbv, have to look at their watdbes now. sne h ru nteFeha oemkn,adntiin And they'll have to sytichronizeDomtrconi.Tiboyws E oletofhse laes s their watches with the clock ingie muho terspnblty vr250 Mrs. Pender's office. They can'tfodermngadefrcgth wait now for the old light to tell plce ftedrioisi o ilpooehsgot nsca thenm what time it is inside theoprto wihtecuslran adsmn,in eso lreos building. Fcly Cm ite h ntblt,adi nelculahee Ah! This modern age.grusmtolasncsryomet "Mistah Johnson, I has ris-ths afein tesyem sa covered that I can get yo' divorce hoe on the grounds that yo' marriage Teproeo h rsmnPoe295 ain't legal, on account of herDo itr Syem stohl te father, he had no license to carry suetadhscasae olv 1 ANSRE I..'s Jusi... Jo. Pton Getybug Pa --IP. Two lock aTopusie! Clifegwill be tanrye at Geansng? co-s shortblocs frotheUder Camus Send sytem the ~ K Sfreshm., ou t a3 pove, in bSonE Dne ande the Inc te t ones oRie mor dol riownrysstud e o ap o ilJodn -. assrige Wgito f oren. PTh e ,se c.Scn o ,lf orgt 145 ERASatlassmen 1500 beOsurvieb committeevof for ore fie faculon,ty es;Rt rwfr o ly Beforean the wa,ch orm ito.eryRie fo oneTrtr,hsra. { {.Pic~~~~setue t gr iou O wld thes Frsh a ' S eter o im h. Sims Porc i Dormtoyscouncil THs odysio wasse No lnge Gies foveermning and nforcin theuli llni Wnrninn Faclt CrommIttee Thei unit, .. lotel C Sigma Chi T To Be Held The annual campus-wide S tomorrow at the Columbia I Brown, fraternity president, and his orchestra will play. Sponsors are Patsy Riley f Charleston Club Presents Dance In Charleston The recently reorganized Charles ton-Carolina Club, which is com posed of Charleston County resi dents who are students at the university, entertained with a vic tory dance on Saturday, November 11 at the Hibernian Hall in Charleston following the Carolina Citadel football game, Louis Con don, dance chairman, announced. Students of both educational in stitutions were invited, and large numbers of Carolina students drove down for the game and dance. Willard Bolchoz and his orches tra played. Young Bolchoz, a stu dent at the university from Charleston, was a quarter-finalist, on last year's Horace Heidt Youth Opportunity Show. The dance was held from 9 p. m. to 12. Dress was informal. Lambda Chi's Will Have Party Tomorrow Night Lambda Chi Alpha social fia ternity will hold a party at the Woman's Club tomorrow from 8 p. m. to 12 midnight following the South Carolina - North Carolina football game, Mike Callahan, president, announced. Music will be by Candy Boy and his orchestra. Alumni and North Carolina Lambda Chi's are ex pected to attend. - AN OPEl Coeds, Men Stw Administi We feel sure that our prices and try our take your laundry and UN IVI LAUNDRY & I SER Next Door t< P. S. - For your conven right here on cay Do Your Chri at UNIVERSI1 A Compi Universal Ele Electric Tel4 $5.95 c Ph BULOVA WAl ELGIN Wv SPIDI olumbia ea Dance Tomorrow igma Chi tea dance will be held iotel from 7 to 9 p. m., Bill announced. Woody Woodward >r Bill Brown, president; Peggy 1Jo Tapp for Bill Jordan, vice president; Churchie Wigginton for Dick Polen, secretary; Lulu Reavis for Gene Robinson, treasurer; Ruth Crawford for Lloyd McMillan, dance chairman, and Jerry Riley for Ronnie Trotter, historian. Lou Oswald is this year's "Sweet heart of Sigma Chi." A party will be held following the dance for alumni, fraternity members and their dates or wives at the VFW club on Beltline Boule vard. Part of the homecoming week end festivities, the dance will be held following the football game between the University of South Carolina and the University of North Carolina. Delta Delta Delta Founder's Day Banquet Held Delta Delta Delta national social sorority, will hold its annual Founder's Day banquet Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. at the Forest Lake Country Club, Walton Jeffords, president, announced. The program will include a skit by the sorority pledges. Alumna, actives and pledges will be present. The sorority was founded in 1888 at Boston university in Massachusetts. Kappa Delta's To Give Drop-In Kappa Delta social sorority will present a campus-wide drop-in Sunday from 8 to 9 p. m. in the sorority chapter room in Sims col lege, Ann Ready, newly elected president, announced. LETTER - !ents, Faculty and -ative Staff if you will investigate prompt service you will dry cleaning to :RSITY ~RY CLEANING VICE The Canteen ience all claims are settled apus. stmas Shoppig the 5 Y CANTEEN ete Line .of etric Appliances ,cron Clocks md $8.95 iaTax CHES ATCH ES EL WATCHBAiNS