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Sigma ChiOmeaCW *i PasyTabetI. Eaig runn,jmig an Ci Omega WoFh inhana SigatCisery laTalbek.tCh OEtiga,ah running jormig,an tondpae n cwing thaeior wayhow ichtoy the iihdwt fore aerwdoen poxmteys.,)on Alpha Delta a ChTmg o he fis v nintana,Jde o the sc rac and JosieentiandfoMrs.iDOnaa third. Mvar h nooiy JoUphuc for of . .Fi wDin plame or first in ecofthe E ppcondreidn .. ieventsh Aleplhaet Piecondea .Bako anrdu cewnnersweresBarter wara Autn, y A G ace Lew vefrlyA amrn T et Jackier,ns o Ch i Piws eodBetOhte.h adJose Geiger for Chbie 0ston, akeFr;D runnin caor Cin0ae first in escn and third place, winer re Delta Pea'rner s, 0. e ooen Peggy Jo Harper were second, wvith Carol Shockey and Helen Anderson for ADPi third. Dolly Martin won the needle-in the-haystack race for ADPi. Chi 0's Jo Ann Franklin was second, while Jeanne Overton for Tri Delt came in third. One of the highlights of the afternoon was the selection of Miss Venus 1955. This honor went to _ ?1 Patsy Talbert for ADPi. Runners Sup were Carol Brandenburg for SChi 0, and Jackie Sallenger for __ KD. Carol lobst for ADPi *ate her way through chocolate pie to win first place in the pie eating con test. Patsy NeSmith, Chi 0, and Kitty Francis, Pi Phi, were second andl third. The balloon race was won by Kitty Whitner for Pi Phi.- Shirley Hardeman, KD, was second while Sandra Hlarvin, Chi 0, was third. The eighth race, a mystery race, was drinking Pepsi-Cola from a baby bottle. ,Peggy Skelton for Chi 0 fInished first. Second and third were Farley Lawton, ADPi, Points were also awarded for costumes. Chi 0, KD, and ADPI, C ac were first, second and third res pectively.. For each event five points were given to th wInner,stree wotsee Has N <" >x 1.-)Em. *bottle, nij on flank. (4) Derby - Russell, w Venus" Pa president Don Clark of relay r -scramble I winner. (IE (s EX Derby; s Miss Venus or third. Chi Louise Bradley; Pi Phi, Lou Kel total of 27 ler, Sandra Thornton; and ZTA, P1 had 25. Catherine McClain, Alberta Pic a were Prosp- kis. I Russell, Col. The Derby came to Carolina in Ellen Rasor, 1947 and is now in its ninth year. Imons. Frank The program of the Derby is steward and fashioned after the Kentucky was official Derby and the events are handled as such. Events at different Derby were -schools differ in many respects. Neill, Carol Some of them are: Beauty con Pat Adams, tests, mi ng cows, throwing base rVern Nor- balls, pitching horseshoes, catch , Mary Duke, ing greased pigs, throwing eggs, arner Fairey, and many others. 0 ERBERTTARETON al-Filtered for Mildness THE GAMECOCK inth An ris dig deep in pie-eating contest. (2) Babes go back pie and all, in unannounced mystery race. (3) ' and shanks," Miss Venus candidates parade before decked Johnny Russell, son of judges Donald and 1 -itehes eagerly. (5) Chi O's struggle in relay. (6) toy Talbert tenses up at action in field. (7) Chi eggy Skelton receives trophies from Derby Day eh and emcee Frank Eppes, Sigma Chi alumnus. (8) Re cee. (9) Hitting the finish line in Steeplechase. (1 it Needle-in-the-Haystaek race. Dolly Martin, sailor si lotice foot rising in background.) 777, 1adidepinpiUtig odng2 aes go-: pie nd al, n unnnoucedmyasery m race. (3 an sans"T ishee's pcnats paaeforae dece ohnyAumerica'sone ofsseger<oago and crat,che4A,ws eaea.()Ci ' strggein reay (s6th sy TAr Fore's vesatil tanfeld.anpo7) hi andemC -9 Stra ofeigmae shown aumnu. () Dur 9 Hting the ompalny's Steeeause.ry (1 c e dlei-aysoein ctne. DoyfMertn engieer wide fotrvigi ackrieyound.)tuiie n Yet all and-ann al ng cnaigin-o n ual Derb ..... 4" 40,, --' to the Judged judge.. firginia "Miss Omega airman _ ar view 0) Big ~ uit, was xy-4 iety in Booing engineering example, the civil engineer may work on 25% I airframe structure or stress. Electrical r 5years. engineers find challenge in the compli- Boeing pi cated electrical and electronic stes of reuame modern jet bombers and gide missiles. Other engineers will find similar applica-- ~ gradat tion for their talents.arrebu The high degree of stabilit in careers Ourrent E at Boeing is reflected in this cr. and eight jet transprt-t) 5essterce dvanced pre 3.~rr ' I' of !nucear It shows that 46% of Boeing engineers RAYMOND i hav ben it thcmpay ve ormrore SeelagAkp SEATTLE WAaS PmpgIIw. Day P' 4" 1986-tenne asin 0-e atssessine care ers or l0 or more years,and 6% -motes from within, holds reviews to assure individual Engineers are encouraged we e studies while working and sed for all tuition expense. koeing programs include: six bombers; America's firt jet bie 707; F-99 Bomarc pilot >tor (guided missile)-and ajects such as the application ower to aircraft. it.r. l cree Infeughin er PI.e.w*ent O..e er wem S. HOFFMAN, Admia. Eagies lan c.aay, Wlsta, Suan ISMQ1OM WIQOWYAP KeASASa