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BERTRA GARDeNED VIRGIA ROSS MARY ANN 4 tise ... wagon . a aspoke a By BARBARA DRIVER and We won't linger on the headi to May Day exercises and time : CONGRATULATIONS PHIL BENEDIKTSSON pin bia College. SARA DUKES is wearing H pin. WINNING IS GREAT The Phi Kappa Sigs celebrate with their dates at the Carrolt those taking over the place wei HAMILTON DICKS, ANN LUM] and AB PEARCE with AL DUlN MAROONED The Sig Eps had a "Shipwre last Friday. Hamburgers, potato consumed with much gusto by tl furnished by Bart Hill and his en mariners were DICK NODDEN i ROBERT WALLACE and JOY I and ANNE SOLOMONS, HOWY WINGATE, FREDDIE SPRUEL THE TWO STEP Maxcy Brotherhood in allia: dancing to the music of the Mes evening, April 28. Some membe LANE with DOT SHEALLY, ' "TERRY" MOSELEY, WAYN] CUDD, and FRANK BEASLEY BOTTOMS UP The Sigma Nu's and the KA' the Syrian-Lebanon Club. Amoi shindig were: LEGARE COKER TUNKEY CAMPBELL and SI WISE RIXEY and JERRY LOACHE and "RED" MILLER. GARNET AND BLACK MEMB The members of the Garnet banquet last week. Those seen c4 the annual were: LOUISE OWE1 BILLY WATSON, BILLY SMI1 CANTY. HER MAJESTY'S BALL Queen MARY ALICE BREE] ants were honored at the May Di Brown and his band furnished tt dance that lasted 'til one. Amonj joying themselves were: MAR'T DICK COVINGTON, RUTHIE VIRGINIA ROSS with MILTON BLOOD with BILLY TEMPLI DENNIS MATHIS, WILMA CA' LOR, MARSHA DUGAN with)] DROP-IN AND LISTEN TO ML The Pi Kappa Alpha's had fraternity house. Among those Willie Collin's combo were: WI WILSON, SAM SHIP, RADD3 STEVE IRICK and BILLY CRE] BEER SESSION The Junior actives of Sigma I to a beer bust Friday night ati Sigma Chi's partying at the lak, RILL and MAMA OWEN, CAR( BULLARD, GRACIE HAYDEN WHIITZAL and JACK RYAN JERRY BAUKNIGHT. WAS IT COLD? . Saturday night the Phi Sigi party at Lake Murray. Getting CARR with NANCY DAWSON, . COLLINS, NEIL RAWL with K. with MARTHA WEST, and BOB O'B3RIAN. ODK BANQUET Friday-night the ODK's held son Hotel. Enjoying the food w JOHN SPEER, JO ANN FRAN] FIN, JUDY ANDERSON and B T'RAVELIN' PATSY BOLIN and NEULA folk, Va. last week end. GENE MIXSON has joined i BARBARA DENT, MARY SHIEELEY went to Clemson's J end. The Ti Delta who attended Charlotte, N. C. Saturday were: ANN SNOWDEN, TUNKY' YA POSTON. ANN SOLOYONS ;ABRIEL wheel week . .. I MITTIE WeNINCH rig today. We all want to go s, running out. ed JUDY WILDER, Colum ARVEY MILLS' fraternity I their victory of Song Fest Dn Club last week. Among e: KITTY FRANCIS with ?KIN with RIVERS VARN, [BAR. ,k Party" at Sunview Lake salad, and cold drinks were ie crew. Entertainment was chanted guitar. Outstanding Lnd LYNNETTE BRINSON, IOLCOMBE, LEE KNIGHT KRD CHAPMAN and ANN L and GEORGIA KING. ice with McBryde enjoyed Aows at Club 21, Thursday rs attending were: ERNIE 'CHUCK" CLYBURN with E TUCKER with - PEGGY with EDITH YOUNGE. 3 enjoyed a "Crew Race" at ig the couples seen at the and LAWRENCE CURRY, 'BIL ANDERSON, MARY BRENNECKE, LEE DE FRS CELEBRATE and Black staff enjoyed a flebrating the completion of [S, JERRY CUNNINGHAM, 7H, MARK BUYCK, JACK LAND and her court attend ty Dance Monday night. Les e music for the semi-formal r the many couples seen en ALICE BREELAND with OLIVER with COB BELL, ADA MS, SALLEY YOUNG S, ANN McEL WEE with LJGHMAN with "BO" TAY 'RANK OATES. SIC a drop-in May 2 at their listening to the music of SLEY KENNEDY, HAMP GRAY, BILL COLLINS, ~CH. ?hi treated the old members Sunview Lake. Some of the aside were: FLOSSIE TER )LINE BROWNE and BILL and LEE MAUPIN, PAT ,CATHY McCLAIN and na Kappa's held a blanket the fresh air were: TOM [OE LYNCH with THELMA AT SHAW, JOHN TREACY KELLEY with MAUREEN their banquet at the Jeffer are: VERNA NORTON and CLIN and WARREN GRIF LYDDY BULL. RD COLLIER went to Nor ie Air Force. SLOAN and MARILYN unior-Senior this past week the Tri Delt Convention in TIMMY TIMMONS, MARY RBOROUGH. and LOISE Sigma 3aaion 2ak By Virginia Rosa Here are a few ideas on how to wear this spring's fashions. Don't cover up the young look of bare arms with long gauntlet gloves. Do wear gloves with a sleeveless dress . . . short, tight, barely-to the-wrist. Don't wear scarves that interfere with or hide the new straight-across necklines, or bow tied necks. Avoid busy patterns close to your face. Do wear scarves with v-necked suits and dresses and with cardigan coats; try crisp white chiffon, good-sized cotton squares. Don't wear flowers In big bunches, in combinations, or with printed dresses. Don't carry a printed bag with patterned clothes. Don't carry a big bag with a billowy-skirted dress. Airound By Bertha Ga-dner On Friday, Mr.y 6, from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m., the old and new YM YWCA cabinets will have a bus iness retreat at the R. G. Bell "Y" Camp. At this time Ted Le Deen will speak to the group and plans for the 1955-56 school year will be made. A "Hayride" is being planned by the Sophomore council for Ma) 13, Friday. All YM-YWCA coun ails are invited to attend. The price is 25 cents a person. This month, May, is a busy month for the "Y." Activities will riot be centered around Flinn Hall. Many groups are planning excur sions to Camp Bell. The "Buy-a Board" campaign Is still under way. The camp committee is plan ning definitely on how to put the boards up. Many work parties will be used to put the boards up. The YMCA Board of Directors are going to meet on May 12. The meeting is to be held at Flinn Hall. Carolina Religious Council will meet at the First Presbyterian Church on May 10. The new YW Board of Directors are: Mrs. Evelyn Simmons, sec retarial science; Mrs. M. B. Ziegler; Mrs. W. H. Callcott, new secretary of the board; Miss Mary Calvert is the new board chair man. Mrs. R. G. Bell and Mrs. Donald Russell have been voted as life-members of the board. There will be a joint meeting of the YW Cabinet and the advisory board at a tea on May 17 at 8:00 p.m. at Rev, and Mrs. Brubaker's home. Reverend Kenneth Morris wvill 'e the principal speaker at the Jr.-Sr. Council meeting which will 'e held at 1 :00 today. His subject for discussion will be marriage. Sororities Swap Chapter Rooms Saturday, April 31, was a busy day for sorority members. Every two years there is a general clean up and exchange of rooms among the sororities. The sororities draw straws to see what room will be theirs. The list of sororities and their new locations are as follows: Pi Beta Phi in the old KD room; Delta Zeta in the old P1 Phi room; Chi Omega in the old Tri-Delt room; Kappa Delta in the old Chi 0 room; Tri-Delt in the old D2 room; Zeta Tau Alpha and Alpha Delta P1 will reside for two more years in their same chapter rooms. This action by the sororities is directed by Panhellenic Council. Delta Sigma Pi Pledges Five Men Delta Sigma P1, a professional fraternity in the school of Business Administration, recently pledged five new men into the fraternity. The newly pledged members are: Lee Anderson of Rockford; I111 nois; William R. Allison of Lyman; Ernest R. Lane of Lynchburg; Nestor Nazarlo of Puerto Rico; and Charles M. Wilburn of Union. Three out of four tmaff ic acol lent. involve passenger enew. Nearly 14,000 persons were killed in week-end traffic aeckdent. last ~mar. Chi Ce. Sigma Ph Pledges Thirteen men were recently B pledged into the Sigma Phi Ep- ft silon fraternity. The new pledges y are: Gene Edwards, Columbia; Bob Retzlaff, Montgomery, Ala.; T John Mills, Columbia; Bob Grosse, T Palmyra, N. J.; Bob Whitmire, h West Columbia; Major Pearman, 0. Columbia; Mike Osborn, Columbia; r< Ralph Bailey, Charleston; Carl McMath, Georgetown; Paul Owen, C Norway; Bruce Willey, Cleveland,C Ohio; Bob Whiteman, Edenton, N. C., and Dick Sprawles, Williston. Dr. Thomas V. McCaul, one of the original 12 founders of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, h spoke to the active chapter at n their regular meeting at 6:30, E Monday, April 25. He spoke on C the importance of achieving small 3 things before doing great things. L Dr. McCaul, along with 12 T others, founded the first chapter S of Sigma Phi Epsilon in 1901 at J the University of 'Richmond. In b 1.902, he organized chapters at IV By appointment purveyors at soap to the Ii Yardley brii good grooming London From London, the world's center Yardley After Shaving Lotion. skin In wondrous style. It helpi It counteract.s skin dryness caus It was created for those who yah campus store, $1.10 and .81.50 tribhnors for U. S. A .1 de lebrate I Eps*loq Thi1rteen ethany, at Washington and Jef rson and West Virginia Uni wraity. Dr. McCaul received his h.M. at the Southern Baptist heological Seminary in 1905 and as M.A. Degree at the University Virginia in 1908 and is now in -tirement 'at Gainesville, Florida. Ie is at the moment engaged in >eaking at the Park St. Baptist hurch in Columbia.. Pi Kappa Alpha Xi chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha is recently pledged eight new en. The new pledges are: Thomas arl Wook, Greer; Reece Gardner, hesterfield; 'Howard Nelson rewer, Greensboro, N. C.; Joe ee Godfrey, Fort Mill; Richard Barbulski, Turtle Creek, Pa; arg and Psignloyd, etanyaWnintng. Jt irsn an esttl- ni Ui stye r cCu eeie i h.t sote Souterae ati theoial Sinarynt 1905kan is M.A. Dgromng At eUvrst Virgiia. inakers and is-nwi SLoemnon In Gail, Flia . s Anni, . + ,ENTENNIAL SWEETHEART )ANCE . . . Sponsors for the ;igma Chi Centennial Sweetheart lance to be held at the Columbia lotel from 9:00 to 1:00 p.m. to tight are: Patsy Talbert for Don lark, Consul; Sandra Thornton or Charlie Rosson, Pro-Consull ally Watson for Mike Lovejoy, tnnotator; Aimee Reese for Sterne lotte, Magister; and Norma SMIli nan for Zeb Andrews, Social :hairman. * * * Frat Men o1Ift (Author ol "B THE GIF'I Many of our friends will sooz gifts should we give them? Here is no simple question. It people who have everything, an( knows, are the most richly end beauty and truth. They've got rh willing hands, and a clear vision future as the morning sun sears night's fog. They've got heaps an not who has been receiving suc years of schooling? What can we give them that tl One infallible gift for the pert course, a stethoscope. New model and power steering, are now on supply house. Accompanying eacl this lovely poem: W hen you hear &j When you hear Remember me, yi William H enry I If, by some odd chance, your William Henry Round (you're Is is another dandy suggestion for -- a gift certificate f rom the Amei These certificates, good at you convenient sizes: small, mediumn, covers title searches and writs covers torts, claim -jumping, and Act. The large one covers kidnap If, by some odd chance, you (you're laughing, but it's possible esting crime is called after Cosr in the British navy during the las burning his ships. One man o' w his incendiary bent. The Admir crosser, but every time they cai scolding, he would roll his big blu promise faithfully never to do melt in his mouth, that one! .So they would give him another it to a scattering of charred spara ships before he was finally di; material." A fter his separation from the n he changed his name to Freud a But I digress. I was listing gifts thing, and here is another one. Ti persons who have everything, it nothing, for persons who have ne have next to everything, and foi of course, to Philip Morris cig; for everybody- -for everybody, th, smoke of fine vintage tobacco ii that snaps open with the greate there be, who like dull, iondeser requires a burglar's kit to open, wrong gift. Among the newer gifts that warn tionary development in the enjoy is the Low-Fl Phonograph. The patient research, has so little fidi it that if, for example, you pu Melancholy Baby will tome out. gift for people who hate Stardust Finally there is Sigafoos Shav of cream that makes whiskers gr< bite them off in the morning. To Max'. Sugges lon ,o gi,, PHL nmker* *l P111gsw MORRIS, seko. versary Bill Moore Band'9 To Play For Closed Formal Tonight will find the Gamma Nu Chapter of Sigma Chi cele brating the 100th anniversary 4f ,he founding of Sigma Chi at th.I6 Dentennial Sweetheart Dance fron) )-1, at the Columbia Hotel. Bill Moore and his orchestra will provide the music for the event ohich will be closed to members f Sigma Chi fraternity. At intermission the Sweetheart )f Sigma Chi will be announced. Phe will be selected from the fol. owing: Patsy Talbert, Carol aameron, and Peggy O'Neill by rote of the chapter. The Sweet ieart will be presented with a )ouq'uet of roses in the form of a White Cross, a loving cup, and All have the "Sweetheart Song" sung to her. Also to be honored will be Don 31ark, as the Most Outstanding Active, Don Johnson, as the Most )utstanding Pledge, Bob Holmes, is the active with the highest icholastic average, and Mrs. E. 0. alark, as the Chapter Mother. The Columbia Alumni Associa ;ion will honor the Active Chapter md their dates with a cocktail )arty at the home of Mr. Claude ,reason, prior to the dance. Sigma Chi was founded at Wiami University at Oxford, Ohio, )n June 28, 1855. The local cele >ration of the Centennial Year s being duplicated throughout the !ountry but is only a "4warm-up" !or the giant Centennial Celebra ;ion which will take place in Cin .innati, Ohio, from June 25-29. refoot Boy wit Cheek,".ete.) HORSE be graduating. What kind of is never simple to And gifts for I college students, as everyone owed of mortals. They've got rthm. They've got stout hear's, that dispels the miasmas of the away the last wisps of a cool I heaps of money, as who would h a huge allowance over four ey don't already have? on who has everything is, of s, featuring sequined earpieces display at your local surgical stethoscope is a gift card with our heart beat t pound, ur buddy, pound. name does not happen to be ighing, but it's possible), here the person who has everything lean Bar Association. r local lawyer's, come in three and large. The small certificate of estoppel. The medium size rolations of the Smoot-Hawley >ing, murder, and barratry. don't know what barratry is ), it is arson at sea. This inter o "Bubbles" Barrat, a captain t century, who was addicted to ar after another fell victim toW alty kept getting crosser and Iled in Captain Barrat for a e eyes and tug his forelock and it again. Oh, butter wouldn't ship, and he would soon reduce He burned more than 120,000 charged as "doubtful officer avy, he moved to Vienna where md invented Scrabble. for the person who has every 118 gift, in fact, is not only for is also for persons who have ct to nothing, for persons who persons in between. I refer, rettes. Here in the cigarette ~t is, who likes a mild relaxing a handsome brown package t of ease. For those, if such pt tobacco in a package that Philip Morris is definitely the ant your attention is a revolu ment of recorded music. This Low-Fl, product of years of ility to the record you put on t Stardust on the turntable, rhis is an especially welcome ing Cream, a brand new kind win instead of out. You just *ar.3=- nee9