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JOANNE CARNS, Seoesy Edite# MYRNA RITCHEY JEAN RHYNE MARGARET BAUKNIGHT HANNAH TIMMONS BERTHA GARDNER thse... wagon wheel ... a spoke a week. By MARGARET BAUKNIGHT and MYRNA RITCHEY CHI 0 BAR-B-CUE SUPPER The Chi O's and their dates enjoyed a Bar-B-Cue chicken supper Saturday night at MARGARET HUNTER'S home on the Saluda River. Among the many having a gay time were: PATSY NESMITH with MARK BUYCK; JACKIE FURR with BOB WIMBERLY; ESTELLE FLICKINGER with BILL HIGGINS; MARY ALICE BREELAND with DICK COVINGTON; MYRNA RITCHEY with BOB EL WELL; JOANNE CARNS with ARCHIE COKER; RANKIN SUBER with GENE MIXON; DOLLY DENNIS with AMES WELLS; CAROLYN McCLUNG with JACK BASS; JOY BUYCK with ERNIE HINSON; JUDY ANDERSON with WAYNE KILGORE; MARY DICKMAN with TOMMY THOMAS; and EMMA JENKINS with PERRIN THOMSON. MISCELLANEOUS We have been requested to announce that BOB PRUITT and JIMMY DOGGETT attended and enjoyed a high school dance last Friday night. TRI DELTS PARTY The Tri Delts and their dates having a "fabulous" time at the Hopkin home on Lake Murray were: MARY MILLER with BROTHER MARTIN, ANN EDMUNDS with TOMMY ROWLAND, LOUISE TOWNSEND with JOE RIAN, SARAH GREGORY with HAL CROSWELL, MARY WILMOUTH with BILLY WATSON, HARRIET MAULDIN with BOOTS PLOWDEN, NORVILLE PLOWDEN with HARVEY' HORNE, ANN LUMPKIN with BO DUBOSE, JAN EADDY with SAM FITZSIMMONS, JEANIE OVERTON with MIKE SMITH, J. B. KENNEDY with JIMMY COOPER, AB PEARCE with JOHNNY JOHNSON, CALVERT HOPKINS with BUDDY BULL, and MARY JANE WOOD with BOBBY BRIDGES. GETTIN' HITCHED MISS FRANCES "BUNNY" LINDSTEDT received an engagement ring from JOHNNY STOKES. They plan a June wedding. JEEPY TURBEVILLE and BENJAMIN KNOWLTON were recently engaged. DON SMOAK pinned JEA14 BYRD of Coker. JEAN GARDNER and CHARLES DOWLING will be. ied April'29. FOOTSY FIELDS and SUE HAWKINS, MARY ANN BENSON and BUSTER BROWN, and SHIRLEY THORTON and IRVING SIMS are all planning to tie the knot soon. THE NEW ARRIVAL A baby boy was recently born to MR. and MRS. DOUG LAS MOODY. ANCHORS AWEIGH The annual Commissioning Ball was held last Friday night at the armory in honor of the graduating class. The music was furnished by Paul La Rosa's orchestra and carry ing out the old tradition of having a wonderful time were: BILLY HUGHES with ELEANOR HAGOOD; PAUL HRYSKANICK with MARGARET MOSS; REES NOREN with IRENE TANIS; DAVE MARTIN with ESTHER La BRUCE; DAVE WAUGH with MEG WILLIAMSON; JIM BROWN with RACHEL COLE; MELVIN BURTON with BETTY OWEN; NEULAND COLLIER with PATSY BOLIN; EDDIE SHINHOLSER with DIANE PHILLIPS; JIM ABERT with TINA McNULTY; JIM MARTIN with NEIL REID; DAN DONOVAN with MARY BETH CON RAD; KIM PENLAND with MARX WISE RIXEY; MARION ALEXANDER With CAROLINE ~MARSHALL; BILL SMALL with ZELLA LANGLEY; BILL HAWLEY with LEGARE COKER; EARL and AMICE REDMAN; AL PERRY with MARGARET SIMS; BILL TODD with BETTY ~hHOOD; DICK PLUMMER with JOAN HARDER; BILL LEMACKS with BETTY ANN DALTON; CHARLIE JAPP wihBOOTIE EDDENS; SAM HILBORN with NAT HAll RN;LERN BOLTE with PAT ARANT; and RON OBELEwith LOUISE KELLER. ANOTHER PARTY Among the many partying at the Cotillion dance were: WALTER JOHNSON and ANN MEDDERS, ANDY WISE and'ANN HEINS, JOE WELSH and CLARICE RODGERS, BILLY BENNETT and SABRA BAILEY, DAN KIPER and ANN ROBERTS, and BILLY RHOAD and INA CLAIR GUJERRY. ~EN ROUTE GENE SMOAK visited MARION MOSELEY in Charles ton this week end. WALTER JOHNSON, BILLY BENNETT, BILLY RHOAD, and JOHN ALTMAN spent the week end at Myrtle Beach. LAKE MURRAY The Kappa Sigs held a wiener roast at Lake Murray Monday night. Among those attending were: COKER STOG NER and JOANN WILKERSON, JERRY CAMPBELL and LOLY LYNCH, JOHN ALTMAN and LORETTA WOOD, GENE SMOAK and MILDRED WALKER, and WALTER JOHNSON, PETE PORTER, MARION MOSELEY, and BILLY BENNETT. PARTIN' IS SUCH SWEET SORROW Another great year has ended at ye ole University. We enjoyed writing this column as much as you all have enjoyed creating the news. Have a "fabulous" (not that we've overworked that adjec tive) time this summer. Adieu. 4. MISS GARNET AND BLACK . 0 . Shirley Hardeman, a vivacious native of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is the 1954 Miss Garnet and Black. Shirley is a rising senior majoring in biology and a membei of Kappa Delta Sorority. Campus Warned About Monster By Jean Rhyne My name is Monday. I work out of McCutchen. On May 25, at ten in the morning, my telephone rang. It was a senior who had been attacked by a horrible monster. He was too frightened to give a description. I told him to hold on 'til I could get there. When I arrived on the scene, the student had recovered somewhat. He described the monster as a blue book with question marks darting out at him. "It was horrible," he stated; "it spouted calculus on me." "Can you give me more details? I just want to get the facts." I determined to track down this monster and set out to find him. It was easy to follow his trail. On every side I got the same story from other students who had been attacked. With this danger at large, anything might happen. The effects were beginning to tell. An unaccustomed quietness had spread over the campus. In the panic that had set in students were using an un-heard-of defense -they were studying! As I turned wearily back to my office, I felt something cold and slimy grasp my arm. I gazed down in horror-it was a final exam! Unprepared* as I was, I was forced to put up a fight. Using my fountain pen as a weapon, I began my grisly task. As the battle grew more difficult, I broke out in a cold sweat. I wondered if my ink would hold out.. The blue book fired more and more questions at me. I was weakening. I must have passed out. When I came to, he was gone. The foregoing is true. This criminal is still at large. The faculty is offering a reward of an unlimited number of cuts to the studenit or students who are able to cope with him.. Warning-he is known to be armed and dan gerous. Use caution In approach ing him! se.we. Peel * eseNels.lese v.ee eA"eeeUes-ee.... - sweanseesesea..'.... -1.a P.O ee spgg e94l.8 Med4. am. Mitchell's "The Linste Shop swftk 1431 MAIN KNIGHT1dAGENCY T. K. KNICHT, JR., Mgr. INSURANCF, Life --Fire --Auto Hospital AU Okar Frs "SEE KNIGHT TODAY ADOUT TOMORROW" 906 Carolipa ifte 3BMg. Maxcy Elects New Officers Herbert Cafe of Bennettaville has been elected president of Maxey Brotherhood for the fall term. Other officers are: Vice president Ben Bass of Latta, S. C.; Secretary Edward Trescott from Charleston; Treasurer Oscar A. Moore of Ninety Six, S. C.; His torian Jack Pendarvis of Lynch burg, Va.; Athletic Director Charles Clyburn from Camden, S. C.; Alumni Correspondent George W. Page of Honea Path, S. C.; Virgil Gheisling and Ernest Lane were named as the Screening Board; Publicity Chairman Ernest Reich from New York; and Social Chairman is Jack Kelehear. Lindau Speaks To Engineers The student branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers held a banquet for members and their guests on Wed nesday, May 19. It was held at the Beltline VFW post from seven until nine. The guest of honor was Profes sor Frank B. Herty, chairman of the Mechanical Engineering Divi sion of the University. The speaker for the evening was Mr. J. W. Lindau, prominent Columbia businessman and an associate pro fessor in the School of Engineer ing. His subject was "The Social Responsibilities of an Engineer." Announced at the banquet was the ASME's program to raise money for a student loan fund to help worthy mechanical engineer ing students who need extra help to complete their schooling. COGBURP A SATISFIED 1817 Sum ITE THf NZ Come drive it an 0I out-p all< Come in telling leading Rod-t.es 1t1 Str.ee-tes, it, Hil-t Chevrolet is powered by the its field-on engine designed liver more performance with I And remember-Chevrolet gis extra performance-for again line of cars. Come in . . . take the wheel convenience. Now's the time d'S GRILL CUSTOMER ter Street ouc6: of your toe...y WEST THING iN d you'll pay Chei ul-acc erforn other leading and get behind the wheel ol us that Chevrolet's new hli ow-priced car-makes It far it It, highest-compression engine in ,engineered and built to de ess gas. es you extra value as well as this year it's the lowest-priced of a Chevrolet at your earliest to buy! Get our rOUR CHEVI GERMAN CLUB SPONSORS for the June Ball are, top row, left to right, Judy Dozier for Frank Ellerbe, president; Nelle McCants for John Smith, secretary; second row, Betty Uuist for Robert Cole, treasurer; Delight Tiemann for Len Baranaki, senior leaderl and third row, Edith Collins for Andy Wise, junior leader. The June Ball will be held June 4, at the Colum bia Hotel from 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. DELIVERY TOWER S( SANDWICHES, LUNCHE Phone Open 'n ATTENTION NEW DEPARTMENT FOI SAVES MON 8o MINUTES LA AIR - DRI] washed-dried-fold many items read: .08 .. - I SHIRTS BEAUTIFULLN WRAPPED IN SUNS LAUNDRY AD 1415 GERVAIS u'/ /e//us irolet eleraic IS, Out-" ; low-priced c this groat new Chevrolet. You'l ph-compression power - Igh.e and away the top performer in ...sddgen/a11 BIG DEAL! Enjoy @ 10OLET DEALKI Sun Festival To Be Held Planners of the Third Annual Sun-Fun Festival scheduled for Myrtle Beach June 2 through June 6 are heralding the event with loud and brassy trumpets. With the slogan, "Everything for Fun Under the Sun," the festival boasts a slate of activities which includes sporting events, a parade including some 20-odd floats and numerous marching bands, mili tary and political dignitaries, a masquerade ball, and the annual Jaycee sponsored Miss South CaV0 lina Pageant. Featured In connection with the beauty pageant will be the pres ence of the 1954 Miss America, Miss Evelyn Ay, and Miss South Carolina of 1953, Miss Miriam Stevenson of Winnsboro. Miss Stevenson will be on hand to greet this year's contestants while Miss Ay will serve as a judge in select ing the new Miss South Carolina. An 18-hole amateur handica* golf tournament will start the Festival off at 9:30 Wednesday morning, June 2. This tournament will be open to all amateurs with club or association handicap. Sudent's SpecI Flame Restaurant T-BONE STEAK 14 Os.. F. F. Potatoes--Salad $1.50; wih Coupon 93 Chicken, Chops, Sandwiches A. W. Douglas 1207 Bull St. SERVICE )DA SHOP S, FOUNTAIN SERVICE 3-9278 11 p.m. STUDENTS! YOUR CONVENIENCE EY & TIME LUNDRY SERVICE ED - FOLD led and wrapped y to use or wear 0-LB. MENIMUM FINISHED AND INDIVIDUALLY CELLOPHANE HINE ID CLEANERS PHONE "67 ars! soon be of any Its field! b? fow-pdee MebW New ChevoI.t