Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sitma Chi Has 25th Anniversary The Gamma Nu Chapter of Sigma Chi celebrated its twenty fifth year of existence a week ago last Monday with a Silver Anni versary Banquet held at the Rain how Room. Some 125 Sigs and their dates were present, including thirty alumni. A turkey dinner started off the evening with, the charter members and the new pledges as the guests of honor. The program was high lighted with a speech by Constan tine Sig Dr. Roy B. McKnight, a former Grand Praetor of the North-South Carolina Province and a Life Loyal Sig. He spoke on Sigma Chi and the American Col lege Fraternity System. He urged the alumni to form an alumni chap ter in Columbia, pointing out some of the advantages they and the Active chapter could derive from such an organization. Mr. Mark Buyck, the chapter adviser, started off the program wiR an introduction of those charter members who were able Sto attend. This was followed by some presentations which were made to Bob Williams and James Thomason by Jerry Bauknight. Mike Lovejoy gave a short sketch of the chapter history and Phil Waters, rush chairman, spoke briefly on the past rush season. Lee Maupin led the entire group in sonme Sigma Chi songs to top off the wonderful night in Gamma Nu history. President Bob Holmes served as master of ceremonies. Gg~ima Nu was given its char ter on the night of November 9, 1929, at an installation ceremony held at the Jefferson Hotel. The initiation ceremonies were held the night before with 31 men going through the ritual. These same 31 names grace the charter which hangs on the wall in the chapter room in Tenement Six. The charter was presented to the group by Dr. William B. Ricks, a Past Grand Consul, who represented the Gen eral Fraternity. Accompanying Dr. Ricks from General Head quarters was Dr. Joseph C. Nate, the only man ever to hold all four Grand offices in the fraternity. The group of thirty-one outstand ing men on the campus first met in 1927 to form into a petitioning group and they called themselves * the Delta Club, drawing up a con stiutin .a a. GERMAN CLUB TO HOLD ] organization consisting of seven Alpha, Sigma Nu, Pi Kappa Alpha and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, will hold December 15, at the Columbia li and his orchestra will provide the Sponsors are as follows (top r, for Clayton MeManaway, presiden vice-president; Delight Tiemann fe Caroline Robinson for Frank Eller] for Gene Scarborough, treasurer; li secretary; Liz 'Norton for Andy Wil Founded in 1883, the club roi Scibels, John McLure, and Fitzhug the distinction of being the oldest Campus. Around aW9 The.., By Jean Rhyne The Junior-Senior and Sopho more "Y" luncheons will be held together next week on Thursday, December 16, at 1 o'clock. The pro gram will feature group singing of Christmas carols. The Fresh man "Y" will meet Thursday night ATTENTIC Engineerin ai Sr Engineei Majoring in electri aeronautical engine and Start your career with Sperry enjoying an enviable record of the development of new an Following areso ing fields Speri Electronics - Microwave - Computers - Aircraft Navigatlo Including Klystrons - Fractiona Communication equipment - equipment - Controls for Guide Standards engineering work, dig * 9 graduate schools available ir studies through company pa * Modern lab facilities and eqi further development of youi * Association with tog men in t * Top rates * Full employee benefits * Modern plant, in suburban at New York City * Convenient transportation * Recreation facilities and cona * Adequate attractive housing a e A satisfying, well-paid career SUMMERTIME I FOR STUDENTS WITH GOOD AC) Our engineering department he 15 to give you full details level engineering worl Please arrange for placemei SPERRY DIVISION OF TII Marcus Ave. .A Great Neck, Long FORMAL: The German Club, an fraternities, Kappa Sigma, Kappa Pi Kappa Phi, Alpha Tau Omega, its annual fall dance on Wednesday, itel from nine until one. Billy May music. 1w, left to right): Pauline Edwards ; Norma Childers for Billy Bruce, r Len Baranski, assistant treasurer; >e, junior leader; Shirley Hardeman lary Alice Rustin for Billy Mahoney, ie, senior leader. ie under the direction of Edwin C. :h McMaster. The German Club has social organization on the Carolina at seven. At 8:30 Thursday the National Assembly discussion group will meet. Eight students have already made plans to attend the assembly, and it is hoped that more will de cide to go also. Those who have signed up are: Bruce Parrish, Robert Freeman, Dick Tuten, Mar garet Hunter, Shirley Person, Nancy Wallis, Rose Truesdale, Winkie Kirven, and former U. S. C. student, Molly McGregor. ; Graduates nd 'ing Students cal, mechanical and ering and in physics snath. , leading engineering company stable, consistant growth through d better products since 1910 nse of the engineer -y is engaged in: Radar - Servo-Mechanisms - n- Electronic tube development I H.P. motors and transformer. -- Loran - Sonar - Fire control d Missiles - Technical writing - Ital computers, solid state devices, Ie. vicinity of laboratory for further Id tuition refund program. alpment available to you for the technical education lie field ea, 45 minutes from the heart of enial friendly associate. vailable await. you at Sperry 'OSITIONS OPEN IN JUNIOR YEAR LDEMIC RECORDS 'ads will be available December and tell you about the high Sperry is engaged in. sppointment at your at office. ;yroscop. Coa E SPERRY CORP. Lakeville Rd. Island, New Ya..k 7A TRI PHI WILL HOLD DANCE-The second annual Tri Phi dance will be held Monday, December 13 from 8 to 12 at Memorial Youth Center. A semi-formal closed affair, the dance is co-sponsored by Phi Epsilon Pi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Phi Sigma Kappa fraternities. COLUMBIA 4643 Jach Get Your FREI That Columi Offers with Your Open 24 Hours A D4 Service Insio 30 years of progress in aeria 1he small picture shows the first aerial of vir tually EVER refueling by the Air Force. The large chanical, electrical picture shows a Boeing KC-97, today's Th'le company emlp] standard Air Force tanker, transferring engineering aides foi 600 gallons of fuel a minute to a Boeing f r ceing engineers B-47 Stratojet bomber, assignments. Boeing pioneered aerial refueling tankers and equipment. Further, during its 38 years, it has constantly pioneered s trend-setting designs in commercial and * military aircraft. T[his has meant stich continuous growth that Boeing now Boigeinrsc employs more engineers than ever be c.. -6%o te fore, including the World WVar II peak. ormeyas,2 Boengffes sabl crees t eniners B0oears, ndier 6% rf The dance is one of the social highlights of the year for the three fraternities. In charge of arrangements for the dance are Tom Carr of Phi Sigma Kappa, Dick Plummer of Sigma Phi Epsilon and Steve Ostrow and Weil Wilensky of Phi Epsilon Pi. Approximately 200 people are expected to attend. Sponsors for the Tri Phi Dance are (first row, left to right), Nancy Dawsoin for Tom Carr, Phi Sigma Kappa; Catherine Fickling for Dick Plumnimer, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Carol Davis for O'Neil Rawl, Phi Sigma Kappa; Jackie Sallinger for Flash McBride, Sigma Phi Epsilon; (second row, left to right) Mrs. Weil Wilensky for Weil Wilensky, Phi Epsilon Pi, and Mitzi Levin for Don Miller, Phi Epsilon Pi, Bring your date to timoni Cuisine Superb! Atmosphere Differenst Fraternity & Sorority Officers-LIMONT'S offers you an ideal spot for informal board meetings. Decker Blvd. Tel. 3-5505 Opposite Dentsville School Open 5 P.M. to 11 P.M. Tuesday thru Sunday DRIVE-IN :son Blvd. Refreshments ia Drive-In USC ID Card! iy-7 Days A Week le and Out 1923-flrvt aerial reueling 1954-oin@ KC-0 tanie bompleted 16000 renasUngsu aw I refueling Y' type: civil, me- In addition to stability, Boeing offers and aeronautical, an unustual variety of research, design nys draftsmen and and production opportunities, includ routine work, thus ing work with new materials, guided for more creative missiles, jet bombers and transports, and research in nuclear-powered air craft and supeisonic flight. rr ~ Boeing makes it possible for engi neers to take graduate studies while working. and reimburses them for all tuition expenses. Ioy long-range ca- For further seeing career lwormanea, ave been at Boeing consult your Placement oSce, or wrft, % have been here RAYMOND i. B. HOFFMAN, Ada. Engineer 15 years. beinag Airplane Comnpany, Wlchfta, Kansas SEATTLE WASHmINGTO InnTAa KANmm