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W e aon 4ee1 . . . a spoke a week .. . By TOMMIE HERBERT Sad Sight ... a notebook falls from the window of a car. Hundreds of carefully taken notes are caught up by the Mon day breeze and scattered within the minimum amount of time possible over the maximum amount of space. All the student spectators look with horror and gasp for breath. Hypatian Literary Society held a banquet in honor of its new actives. The affair came off in the Pine Room at Drake's. Kappa Delta Epsilon, national professional teacher's so rority, held a tea for prospective members in the Music Room at Sims on Monday afternoon. Swanky Stuff ! The MOOSE KAHLE's are the proud parents of a son, WILLIAM ROBERT, who weighed in at seven pounds and thirteen ounces. Congratulations!! Sigma Nu has been given a new piano. (It must be nice to have friends like that.) BOBBY DRAWDY from Summer ville was recently pledged by Sigma Nu. After the installation of the Sigma Nu Chapter at Presby terian College on Saturday night, a banquet was given in honor of the Sigma Nu's from the Delta Chapter. There were also Sigma Nu's down from North (North, that is) Carolina and Duke. Quite some shindig! MARILYN DOUGLAS was given a surprise birthday party by her roommate, MELBA CANNON. Those attending included BERYL QUINN, ROBBIE LOU HARPER, NANCY BARBREY, CORNELIA FAIRE, JEANNE BRONSON, MARGARET JENNINGS, and ANN GATLEN. W. C. Marshall, Clemson cowdet, popped up unexpectedly last Friday to see DOT HARPER. Things like that can cause confusion. BARBARA FOWLER, Chi Omega, spent the holidays in Chicago. CORNELIA BURNETT, Chi 0, is planning to visit the University of Georgia between semesters. CAROLYN MONROE received a diamond from HARRY BRYSON during the holidays. BETTY CAMERON, Pi Beta Phi alum, is engaged to BROOKS HARRISON, KA alum. BOB BELL, Lambda Chi, is engaged to ALICE SMITH of Spartanburg. ... Understood ... that is, from a reliable but anonymous person . .. Several Tri Delts, BETTY WARING, WINKLE MOSELY, and WALTON JEFFORDS are joining the Wom en's Air Force in June. RAMELLE BOLT, Chi Omega, is sup . posedly considering it also. MARGARET BIRCH has had as her guest for the inaugu ration SUE McINVILLE. DOT ANDERSON enjoyed seeing her cousin (you know how it is), TOM CALHOUN, who is a drum major for Conway High. The Kappa Delta's seem to be having a match between March and June. March brides will be PEGGY HEDRICK who will marry T. I. WESTON, and BARBARA JUDY who will marry HOLCOMB THOMAS-a Citadel graduate stationedat Quantico, Virginia. Kappa Delta's having June weddings are: ANN CLARKE, alum, will marry BEN RAINVILLE; ANN GOODWIN mar ries BILLY THOMPSON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; LOU OS WALD is marrying CHUCK PREZIOSO, Sigma Chi; and KAT WALLACE, alum, will marry NAT SALLEY of Orange burg and Medical School in Charleston. MABLE JOHNSON, Chi Omega, visited SHIRLEY GRIMES last weekend in Blackville. Just as a sideline, JIMMY CREECH, Phi Sigma Kappa, is from Blackville. Just as a postscript and not because I think you will, all news is to be sent to box 79. It's Just ...AD Two Blocks To S in Why run all over town for laundr and Sunshine's 1415 Gervals Street ant is TWO short blocks from the U.S.C. Campus! t to Sunshine and be sure! AkIN A HURRY FOR DRYCLE ANINO? AkfrS=nsine's fansous One-Day Quality on dryeleaning, shirts, piece work, bacbelor Sunmaid-Paks. In by 10:30 a.m., out by 5:30 p.m.., weekday.. On Saturdays, In by NINE am. eut ses day! SUNS HINE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 1415 GERVAIS (at RBn') ...1500 WOODROW Miss Betty Jane Blackwell has 1 merce fraternity. A member of Kap given by the fraternity on Tuesday i Christian Service Club Elects Riley New President Austin Riley, a junior law stu dent has been elected president of the Christian Service Club to suc ceed Sybil Patrick for the coming semester. Other officers elected were: Charlie Robinson, vice-presi dent succeeding co-vice-presidents, Julian Boland and Austin Riley, and Van Philen, secretary-treas urer, succeeding Jane Kirk. At the next meeting chairinien will be appointed to take programs to the various homes. The homes served by this organization are the Richland County Convilescent Home, the Richland County Chil dren's Home, and the Negro Boy's Industrial School. A 10s' MAIn G RAY S ON'S 1347 MAIN STREET Newe Shipment CATALINA SWEATERS Cashmere Wool Blend MIDNI LUE SK UE S G EN AT1WEAL BURGUNDY $12,50 Oelher Casauna Swveater. 'Rose of Delta Sig' T;v aeen chosen "Rose of Delta Sig" by pa Delta sorority, Miss Blackwell 1 tight. She is the daughter of Mr. an Engineering School Uses New Method At Troy Institute Troy, N. Y.-(I.P.)-Regularly alternating semesters of college teaching with half-year tours of work in industry is proving highly valuable in faculty training, re ports Prof. Neil P. Bailey, head of mechanical engineering at Rens selaer Polytechnic Institute. Professor Bailey says about half of the men trained in this way will choose industrial work and about half will decide to teach. The pro gram has already gone far enough to show good results. 6.1 Yes, whatever Arrow shor~ts ized-labeled fs MEN*S 29TORne mSEET Delta Sigma P1, international comn vas presented at an informal dance d Mrs. D. T. Blackwell of Columbia. Canterbury Club Names Knowlton As New President Betsy Knowlton has been elected president of the Canterbury Club, Episcopal student organization, to serve for the spring term. Joe Pearce was elected vice-president; Helen Johnston, secretary; and Harry Bull, treasurer. Reba Sims is the Altar Guild chairman and co-chairmen of the program committee are Frances Hagood and Marnie Manning. Belk's M( Byo pnosition ia en lecty< nreide, h bunchrb r C:b Pebrces n ete yorvhice ofidnt Hee Jont' on,t setar; n Hary Bll trasuer Betty Jane B Is 'Rose Of [ Betty Jane Blackwell, Kapp Rose of Delta Sig at an inforr last night at the Maxey Gregg Pi, international commerce fre of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Blackwe Miss Blackwell is to repreP Lambda Chi Alpha Elects Officers For Spring Term David Ball, secretary, has an nounced recently elected officers of Lambda Chi social fraternity for the spring semester. They are: Bob Westerfield, Hillside, N. J., presi dent; Chandler Josey, Anderson, vice-president; David Ball, Rock Hill, secretary, and Billy Richard son, Jonesville, treasurer. Social chairman is Bob Lang ston of Hartsville and rush chair man is Jim Findley of Anderson. Lambda Chi's also held their final party of the semester Wed nesday at the Woman's Club. The theme of the party was a ship wrecked crew. Everyone came dressed as survivors of a ship wreck, and prizes were awarded to the couples wearing the best cos tumes. WAA Makes Plans For. Tournament For Spring Term All co-eds interested in entering a bowling tournament are urged to get in contact with a representa tive of the Women's Athletic As sociation. This tournament is to be run off near the beginning of the spring scmcster. W.A.A. meets every other Wed nesday at 10:00 a.m., in the Wom en's Gym. Each co-ed attending the University is eligible to join this organization whose purpose is to further athletic activities of the women on campus. Later in the spring, W.A.A. plans to have, among other contests, a volleyball tournament, also open to all co-eds interested. College Coed Plays Football in Texas Not many years ago, a college co-ed actually played football! Juanita McCrury of Paris, Texas, ?unior College played with the col lege football team. She special ized in placekicking and was used for converting extra points, for field goal kicking, and at times handled the kickoff assignment. n's Store our famous - ARROW SIE * Contour Seat * No Irritating * No Chafing . * Sanforized-La )u' re sure to be comfort; e'eep up on you. Made c 3olors or patterns. Sizes Iackwell )elta Sig' a Delta, was presented as the nal dance given in her honor Woman's Club by Delta Sigma ternity. She is the daughter il of Columbia. ent Beta Gamma chapter of Delta Sigma Pi in its national con. test. The selection of "The Rose" was made from a group represen ing the various sororities on the campus and was chosen by men. bers of the fraternity. Spring semester officers of the Beta Gamma chapter of Delta Sig. ma P1, have been announced by Martin E. Wetherell. They are: William C. Stallings of Columbia, headmaster; Cecil G. Lester, Co. lumbia, senior warden; James L Higgs, Columbia, junior warden; James L. Harper, Honea Path, treasurer; William E. Houston, Pageland, scribe; and Sam D. Bowers, Jr., Beaufort, chancellor. On Wednesday, January 3, mem. bers of Delta Sigma Pi heard a talk by Professor F. E. Cannon, an alumnus. Mr. Cannon has been recognized as one of the authori. ties on current taxation in South Carolina. His talk was on the sub. ject of taxation and the changes in the new 1951 law. He used ex. amples of loopholes in taxing in. comes which have been closed by the new provisions. Dusenbury Heads Alpha Tau Omega For Spring Term Philip E. Dusenbury, Conway, has been elected president of Al pha Tau Omega, social fraternity, for the spring term. Other officers are A. E. John. son of Charleston, vice-president; C. H. Simmons of Mt. Pleasant, treasurer; George W. Rutherford of Columbia, secretary; and H. L. Guerard of Charleston, historian. Also elected were: F. M. Whit aker of Camden, usher; Harry Bull, Georgetown, sentinel; W. B. Williams, Lake City, reporter; Lane Bonner, Jr., IFC representa tive; T. K. Marshall, Charleston, German club representative; and R. E. Drews, Charleston, athletkt director. Christophersen and Regan Attend New York Meeting Prof. Merrill C. Christophersen of Chicago, Ill., director of foren sics at the university, and James E. Regan of San Marino, Calif., affiliated with the University Theatre attended a National Spbe.l .sociation meeting in New Yor~ dtgring the Christmas holI days. O0R TS Panel Center Panel . .No Binding beled 1.55 able in Arrows. >f fine, Sanfor 28 to 44.