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PiK appa Alpi
Okla. Dean Professors
Talks To Phi Attend Meets
Beta Kappas Ti ot
Laurence H. Snyder, dean of the vrst aclymebr
Graduate College of the Univer- hv teddsvrlpoesoa
sity of Oklahoma, was guest meig hsmnh r .H
speaker at a banquet given by the Ptesn eno diitain
university chapter of Phi Beta hsanucd
Kappa April 15 at 8 p.m. in theDrDnad0Buhanote
Columbia Hotel, Prof. Robert W.deatntogolyadge
Morrison, president, announced.rpyateddamtigoth
.4. His topic was "Heredity andAsoitnofmecaGor
.\odern Life." rpesa epi,Tn. pi
T'he national scholastic fratern- 1-4
ity initiated stwo honorary mem-DrW.R eeyothbilg
bors and 20 members-in-course atdprtetarsedamtng
7 o'clock. Phi Beta Kappa memi- fteCalsnNtrlHioy
bers in the vicinity also attended. Sceyo pi 2 i ujc
Dr. Snyder earned his B.S.wa"TeCrlaBysfma
[Degree at Rutgers University in BtnclSadon.
1922, -his M.S. at Harvard in 1924DrOinFCowdeafth
and his Sc.D. at Harvard in 1926.faut,priptdinheot
lie ha.s held positions at North e nvriyCneec tDy
('arolina State College, Ohio State tn ec,P*,Arl1-5
University and College of Medi- Da oetL uw.to h
eine; and the Post Graduate Insti- sho fegneigatne h
tute of Psychiatry in Ohio, andanulmeigotesoteser
(* has leotured at a number of col-setoofheArinScey
leges and universities,.o niern Euaina h
He is the author of "Bood Uiest fTnese nx
Griouping in Relation to ClinicalyleTnn,Arl1-6
. and Legal Medicine," "PrinciplesDrJ.WoowHselfth
of Heredity"; "Medical Genetics," frinlnug eatetwl
and one of the authors of "Our-prenappretild"Suy
selves, Our Ancestors and AurofteSucsfl) Pir'
De'scendents" and "Genetics, Medi-NovleXI' theSt
eine, and Ban." He is a member ofeatrRnisncmeigto
the editorial boards of The Eugen- dya h nvriyo ot
ical News, Our Times, and TheCaoi.
American Naturalist.DrStpeKuckothd
, Carolina Teacher paeentldMthdoFiig
Is Awarded-Grant edg"tteDimnJule
Miss Margaret Rauhof, assistantSoitofMhaclEnner
p)rofes.sor of educatioui at the uni-inBlmreMd,Arl1-.
versity, has been awarded a grant
from the Soutihern Fellowahip
IPund for advanced study at Jno eia
Teachens College, Columbia Uni
versity. GvnB er
Miss Rauhof will work toward
the degree of D)octor of Education Teuiest eateto
during the 1955-56 academic yearmuiprendJaneBryn
and will return to her teaching ajno in eia ensa
dlut.ies at 'the university in Sep- ihta LibrClge acod
tember, 1956, Dean Chester C. igt ietro h eat
Travelteaud -of the school of edu-netofMacHgWilms.
cation, said.MisBrywhI.ajno
A native of Pulaski, Va., Mi..mjrn i ui,gveh'rni
Rauhof joined the universitytino"Saa,O.8A"b
faculty in 1953 prior to which she Behvn TeNgtnae )
taught at the City College of NewLit,"ll.InAFa"b
York and in the public schools ofChp,"Cod"bGifead
Virgnia nd Nrth JsalUniv"Mrchsind" fauy Memberwe s
ia Danc
P1 KAPPA ALPHA SPONSORS...
Pi Kappa Alpha held its Dream
Girl formal last week. Sponsors for
the dance are, left to right, top
row, Nancy Ulmer for Ed Harrill,
president; Annette Walters for
Lamar Hunt, vice-president; Shir.
ley Pendarvis for Woody Lovelace,
recording secretary; and Mary Lib
Ragin for Robert Ragin, treasurer.
Second row, left to right, Imogene
lludsoni for Osborne Hudson,
alumni secretary; Dibble Crosland
ror John Hubbard, historian;
Laurie Farr for Sid Badger, rush
rhairman; and Betty Seay for Jim
Fassnacht, house manager.
* * *
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COLUMBIA COCA-CU
e Held
Pick Dream
Girl Of 1955
Last Fxiday night at the Co
umbia Country Club Xi Ohapter
)f Pi Kappa Alpha held its bien
iial Dream Girl Formal with music
>eing furnisheu by Bill Moore
ind his orchestra.
Sponsoring for the dance were
'4ancy Ulmer for Ed Hairrill, Co
!mbia, president; Aniette Wal
mrs for Lamar Hunt, Chester,,
ice-president; Shirley Pendarvis
or WoAly Lovelace, Townville,
-ecording secretary; Mary Lib
1agin for Robert Ragin, Colum
ia, treasurer; Imogene Hudson
or Ozzie Hudson, Camden, alumni
weretary; Dibbie Crosland for
John Keith Hubbard, Clio, histor
an; Laurie Farr for Sid Badger,
raylwrs, rush chairman; and Betty
Seay for Jim Fassnacht, Chatta
riooga, Tenn., house manager.'
Xther officers of the fraternity
.re Leon Daniels, Columbia, social
Ahairman; leonard Baranski, De
Lroit, Mich., pledgemaster; and
Jimmie Mitchell, Manning, cor
responding secretary.
For one hour immediately prior
to the dance the orchestra enter
tained the members and their
dates with a concert in jazz and
popular music. At the end of the
grand march Miss Dibbie Cros
land was announced as the Dream
Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha for 1955,
and was presented with the Dream
Girl Cup.
P1 Kappa Alpha presently ranks
am6ng the top fraternities nation
ally with 110 active chapters lo
ciated throughout the United
States. It is one of the oldest na
tional, college, social fraternities,
having been founded at the Uni
versity of Virginia on March 1,
1868, and with Xi Chapter coming
to the Carolina campus in 1891.
Thirty-nine per cent of the
deaths and 35 per cent of the in
juries due to motor vehicle acci
dents last year occurred on Satur
days and Sundays.
ery Wednesday
Eat-$1.00
5pecial
>in Steak--$1.25
burger .35
-Q Chicken $1.00
RIVYE-IN
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ever-fresh tases,
rosty sparkle.
quick enegy kt brings yes
THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
LA BOTTLING CO.
0 1955 nas meCA.mOA CMPANY
LECITAL TONIGIIT .. Thom
!i his senior recital tonight h,i the
ri the Chapel at 8:30 p.m.
u S C Pianis
!enior Reel
The Department of Music will I
resent ThomsJL Ergle, pianist. in
is -enior recita! tt the university
hapel tonight at ' :30 p.m., Dr.
lugh Williamson, head of the
iusic department, announced.
Thomas Ergle is the son of M r.
nd Mrs. F. A. Ergle of North
kugusta. Upon his graduation
rom North Augusta High Schoo1
c won the University Piano
;choiar-ship offered by Phi Mu
I)la Sinfonia Fraternity, and
ntered the univ r . v in the fall
f 1951 to Iecolme a pupi: of Dr.
Villiamson.
Mr. E'rgle is a member of t.he
aval ROTC unit a, the universit%.
le is a fprimer pre.sident of the
niversity chapter of the Phi Mu
lpha Sinfonia Fraternity, and a
rember of Lambda Chi Alpha so
brings fIai
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Winston filter works so
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&Moke WINST(
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US Ergle, pianist, will be presented
mupic department. It will he held
t To Give
tal Tonight
cial fraternity. lie is active in
athlvtics at the university, and is
t member of the swimming team.
Th.e public is cordially invited to
hear the program which followf:
"Fugue in ) Major" by Bach
d'Albert; "Sonata in G Minor, Op.
"2" by Schumann; "Sposalizio" by
L.iszt; "Scherzo in B Flat Minor"
by Chopin; "Prelude in E Flat,
(p. 23, No. 6" and "B Minow, Op.
32, No. 10" by Rachmaninoff;
"Tocata Y Fuga" by Turina; and
"Soiree De Vienne. Op. 56" by
Gr-unfield.
Twenty-four per cent of all
drivwrs involved in fatal auto acci
denrts in the U. S. Last year were
under 25 years old.
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mokers found w
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Interviews
For Coming
Week Given
Interviews for the week of April
26-29 have been announced by Mr.
Ruth E. McVey, director of the
Placement office.
On Monday, April 25, Mr. John
B. Wilkin of the W. T. Granit Com
pany will be in the School of Bus
Liess Administration. He wil. talk
with seniors in busines admini
-tration or liberal arts in connec
Loin with trainee positions leading
to stor-e management or executive
MId buying positions with W. T.
(;anz. Grant offers an initial
Lraining pelriod of one month in
i svieetd training store, then on
Lhe-job training in various storer
in the area. Interested seniors may
-c)hedule appointments through the
School of Business Administra
Lion.
The department of State For
Lign Service officers examination
will be given on June 24, 1955
throughout the United States. The
closing date for the receipt of
applications to take this examine
Lion is May 2, 1955. Students in
terested in participating are urged
to mail applications to the depart
ment's board of examiners for the
foreign service immediately. Fail
ure to submit the application by
May 2 will eliminate candidates
from competing in the examina
tion on June 24. 1955.
Information pamphlets, sample
questions from the examination
and application forms are available
at your placement office or may
be obtained from t.he board of
examiners for the foreign service,
Department of State, Washington
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