Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DOROTHY McCARTY for the Battalion Staff and Color Guard ci:!e Wm a spoke By NOELLI This being "Be Kind to A dedicated to all the monsters minds me, an antlered mons1 West recently. It seems that several aeo the news that they had pledg excuse the unintentional dela: More leftover tid-bits will pendent girls had a picnic ou1 tured was a batty baseball g continuous rhubarb and no fii pursuit of MERV RABINOW] race ... May 9 was the annu, of the American Pharmaceut ... Lambda Chi Pledge Office President; JERVEY (How' DUCKETT, Vice-President; THOMAS ERGLE, Treasurer Chairman; RUSH BLANTON had a party at Drake's Restau a man in the hall) HAMILTC Coker recently. ARNETA ORDERS ente Carolina last weekend ... The at Sun-logged Sesqui on Thurs< RAY JOHNSON, GENE FL Lambda Chi's, were guests of the Dixie Peninsular Conclave JONES, Lambda Chi, gave PH May 3. The Pi Phi's had a weiner the "Y" Camp on Thursday. Officers for Kappa Sig's .ir COX, President; DAVID ALFORD, second vice-presit master; VIC LAURIE, seer treasurer; BILLY HUGHES, COTTINGHAM and JIM BROS RIVERS, IFC representative. Block C SARETTE FLAKE for the First Platoon of Able Company on eef a week ... KENNEDY ,nimals Week," this column is on the campus ... which re er was killed on Sims Second ris back, the Phi Sig's sent in ed JIMMY SLOAN ... Please be doled out now: The Inde at Sunview Lake May 3; fea ame consisting mainly of one st base; also featured was the TZ by a member of the equine 1 picnic of the student branch ical Association out at Sesqui rs include: WILCOX HOWLE, s the weather up there?) BOBBY KIGER, Secretary; BENNIE DANIELS, Social Rush Chairman . . . WUSC rant May 8 . . . BOB (There's N visited his little one up at rtained friends from North sophomore "Y" ate a picnic out lay ... CALVIN CHANDLER, OYD, and TED SALEEBY, the U. of Miami Chapter for from May 1 to 4 ... DEMOS YLLIS BRYAN a diamond on roast and swimming party at the Fall include: PHRINESS AUGH, vice-president; JIM ent; ROY MOODY, pledge stary OWEN CEDARBURG, corresponding secretary; ED N, housemen ; and BENTLEY Sponsors SARAH P'IERRINE JOHNSON for Hootie Johnson, president ADELYN GRANT for Emmett Gurney, treasurer CAROLYN HAVNER for Jess Berry, secretary NANCY FULMER Sweetheart of the Block "C" BEAUFORT LAW or Gene Wilson, sergeant-at-arma JUDIE BELL for Guy Nichols., vice-sien N ROTC S nsors TOMMYE ROANE for the Second Platoon of Able Company ~Jad~ in the JI4A By Suzanne Hyer A great help in keeping your hair manageable during hot 1 weather and frequent trips to Ses- F F qui is one of the new egg sham- u poos out now. These have a special 1 conditioning agent which helps to a make the hair softer and stay in b place with less trouble. Max Factor has a new founda- cl tion to make good grooming even ti easier. It is called Pan-Stik and is " a creamy make-up as easy to apply a as lipstick. ti Strictly for comfort-a new 0: moccasin with-a tab in the back. It sl comes in a neutral color which - goes with everything, made by 1i Town and Country. fi Here's a good hint that really s works: 'when applying polish to a arms on a level surface; this tI steadies your hands and makes it f, easier to paint your nails. The g same principle works if you use a of y< ATO election results are: T] FRANK FORD, president; JIM a HUGHES, chaplain; BILL STEAD- at LEY, treasurer; ROBBIE COLE, "1 secretary; ARLEY JOHNSON, his torian; WILL MIDDLETON, senti- he nel; and BILL RASP, palm re- fr porter. co From the Sig Ep's polls comes - the following information: ROB ERT RYAN, president; EMMETT GURNEY, vice-president; ED WARD GLENN, secretary; CAR LISLE FORTE, comptroller; and JIM EARLY, historian. The literary geniuses of the Gamecock Staff will devour a wholesome banquet tonight at the Market Restaurant . . . Aside from the main attraction, food, there will be much stimiulating and in tellectual conversation. Initiated into the esteemed Phi Sig's last week were TOM CARR and ED LEWIN. C'est tout pour cette semaine, mes amis . . . JUNE, the Goon, awaits any further developments. Toal's Studio 1435 MAIN STREET Phone 6141 3-Hour Dry Cleaning Service Press While You Wait 1-Day. Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service ARROW' CLEANERS 1209 Cau.aI. ROBERTA LLOYD for the Pirst Platoon of Baker Company lIavy Commis Will Be Held The Naval Reserve Officers raining Corps will present its i 952 annual Commissioning Ball i riday night in honor of the grad- I ating seniors who will be com- I iissioned in June. Eldon Jones E ill play for the dance which will I e held in the armory from 9-1. 1 Sponsors for the dance were ( osen by election in their respec- I ve groups. From the sponsors an I Honorary Captain" will be chosen s nd presented at the dance by Cap- ( kin W. L. Anderson, commanding t Pficer of the unit at the Univer- I ity of South Carolina. ( pstick brush. Rest your little nger against your chin to help :eady the brush and aid in making firmer, straighter line. To keep fresh between classes iese hottish days, use a skin eshener with a light fragrance. It ves a feeling of sheer luxury and ily takes a minute, especially if u keep a "Cotton Picker" handy. dis is a little gadget which holds seemingly endless amount of sorbent cotton. It is the original ottomless pit." Another idea to help combat the at: keep your cologne in the re igerator ... makes it wonderfully of and tingly to put on. Be Ha *u"a cigar W harnd - ~ r~4of'J E H in ai D, .~ de Ji T JANE GUTHRIE F for the F lecond Platoon of Baker Company sioning Ball Tonight Graduating seniors to be honored al nclude: James L. Austin, Howard T . Bazemore, Paul W. Beaty, Don i '. Blodgett, William J. Brandel, tandy Bryant, Charles H. David on, Christie H. Davidson, Jim G. )avis, James B. Donihee, Charles 1. Gibson, Dick Gilbert, Jack P. ;oldschmid, - Gene A. Groves, larold W. Harmon, Gene Huerta, lemp K. Hyers, and Phil E. John on; also: Carroll C. McDuffie, ,harles R. Merritt, Allan F. Mon ague, Don E. Neumann, Don 'eterson, Charles R. Polen, Jay E. tuick. Harold 0. Schmoke, Robert 1. Sheridan, James T. Simms, ilan J. Spence, Floyd D. Spence, 'homas A. Stark, Thomas B. 'alley, Arthur E. Treiber, Richard . Wilder, and William R. Yetman. FORMAL WEAR For Rent Wright-Johnston INCORPORATED Men's Clothing, Shoes, and Furntuhing. 1330 Main Phone 24223 Y p" - bas *" *c nglneers Hold informal. Dance 'omorrow Night Tomorrow night in the Rath ellar Room of the Jefferson )tel, the Engineers will hold an r rormal dance, Cabaret Style. The 0 fair will last from 8 to 12 and aan Sumwalt will chaperon. I indy Boy will furnish sweet t asic. Plans for the dance were origi ited by AIChE and ASCE. The nce committee is composed of: m Purcell, Bryan Amos, Art reiber, and Bill 'Wilkinson. hillips To Head hi Sigma Kappa Paul Phillips of Ardmore, Penn 'lvania, was elected president of *e Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity. ther officers include Ed Lewin Washington, D. C., vice-presi mnt; Burr Chambless of Sylvania, eorgia, treasurer; Buddy Whit :er of Columbia, secretary, and m Carr of Norfolk, Virginia, ductor. 4 Favorite subje "y Nothing gets admiring glan the campus faster than a hand: in a handsome shirt. To lool handsomest, try on the warm. wonder, Manhattan* Verico< the lustrous, soft-roll Oxford down, Manhattan* Bui ID LU94 In a cigarett makes ii and Luci The difference bet really enjoying you cigarette. You can smoother, mellower, Lucky . .. for two L.S/MF..-Lucky . .. fine, mild tobaccc Luckies are made to made of all five prin Lucky. Enjoy the ci Be Happy-Go Luc LS/M.F T Means Fi t in omeeC-grg adds sta eas ?a course uc9tastes the' -a f t eB V I - OA. T. 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