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Sigma: s Toni Tony Torre Is To Play The Delta chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity will entertain its seventy members and their dates at its White Star formal from 9 p.m. to I a.m. in the ballroom of- the Jeffer son Hotel. Tony Torre and his orchestra will provide the music. Prior to the dance, a drop-in and buffet supper will be held at the Columbia Country Club, under the direction of the Sigma Nu': Mothers' Club. . The highlights of the dance will be the grand march, serenading and presentation of awards. The Sigma Nu Sweetheart will be crowned and the Mother of the Year will be named. The outstand. ing pledge and the outstanding senior, for participation in campu: activities, will be made known. T< the senior who has shown the mosi devotion and service to Sigma Nu will go the Virgil Duffie award. White Star Theme The decorations for the dance will exemplify the White Stai theme. Dates will be presentec with favors and a corsage of whiti roses, the fraternity flower. Sigma Nu originated at Virginit Military Institute in 1869 whet three men met on a large limestonu boulder; James Frank Hopkins James Mcllvaine Riley, and Green field Quarles, moved by idealisti< hopes, founded a society whici would inculcate honor and mutuall; benefit its members. Later, it 1886, the University of South Caro lina chapter became the seventi fraternity on campus. Officers Are The officers of the Delta chaptei are as follows: Virgil Duffie, com mander; Philip Walker, lieutenan commander; Phil Moody, recorder Preston Whaley, treasurer; Bil McKeown, marshal. Other officers are: Dave Mon tieth, social chairman; Bob Mack len, reporter; Jimmy Baxter, intra mural representative, a 1 u in n contact officer, and assistan pledgemaster; Bob Pitts, dane chairman; Al Perry and Virgi Duffie, I. F. C. representatives Alex Garner, sentinel ; Franl Moise, chaplain; and George Wil son, German Club representative. Dennark, Sweden Fellowships Are Offered Fellowships for study in Deni mark and Sweden have been of fered to American graduate stu dents for the 1956-57 academi year by the two Scandinaviani gov ernments. Closing date for both competi tions is April 1, 1966. Three fellowvships have been of fered by the Danish Governmen through the Ministry of Education These include funds (3,990 kroner: for a year of study in an institu tion of higher education as well a expenses to cover a short orienta tion course. Grantees should hay funds to pay their own travel an< incidental expenses. They may,i eligible, apply for Fulbright trave grants. The Swedish Government is giv Sing three fellowships through ti S w e d e ni - America Founjdatio: These awards are administeredi the United States by the Institut of International Education and th American - Scandinaviani Foundl tion. Stipends are 4,600 kronor fo the academic year, and tuition (em cept at the International Graduat School for English-Speaking StL dents, University of Stockholm) Candidates must pay for theiir ow travel. They may study at the Uni versities of Gothenburg, Lum4 Stockholm and Uppsala, and i S other approved institutions. Preference is given to candidate under 35. Other eligibility requiri ments are: U. S. citizenship; bachelor's dlegree from an Amei ican college or university of recoj nized standing by the time of d4 parture; demonstrated academi ability and cap)acity for indeper dent study; good moral charactei p)ersonality and adaptability; an good health. A knowledge of Dat ish is not a p)rereqIuisite for thi Danish awards. A knowledge Swedish is desirable, except fo those wishing to study at the Ir ternational Graduate School. Applications may be secure from the United States Studet Department of tihe Institute of i:1 ternatiotnal Education or from it regionial offices in Chicago, D)er ver, Houston, Los Angeles, Sa Fraancisco and Washington. D. C. Nu Whi1 ght t, SIGMA NU SPONSORS ... To mander; Louise liradley for Philip recorder. Second line. left to right McKeown, marshal; and Louise Po the Sigma Nut White Star formal to Aid For Briti Study of Shakespeare at Strat I ford, an introduction to 17th cen tury England at historic Oxford - University, courses in English and SEuropeani culture in the capital cities of London and Edinburgh these are the study opportunities for American students at British Ssuinmer schools in 1956. Two weeks remain in which to apply for British summer study. March 26 is the closing date for applications for admission and award to the tour BIritish univer sities. A pplication blanks may be secured from the Institute of Inter national EduIcattion, 1 East 67th Street, New York 21, or from the regional oftfices of the Institute in . Chicago, D)env~er, llouston, Los _ Angeles, Sau Francisco and Wash t Men's Clothing, Sk and Furnishingi f J. Paul Sheedy* 1 - Widroot Cream-Oil 4 t "eerUle my dreems, I love you," said! -But she was playing it cagey. "Get ,better heads on coconuts." Then She d Now he has confidence in his ape Wildroot keeps his hair handsome as the way Nature intended ... neat but a Cheart of L.anolin, Nature's finest ha Sditioner. So don't monkey around w rWildroot Cream-Oil, America's larget In bottles or unbreakable tubes. It gi In aMy situation. Use Wildroot Cr. Sand you Congo wrong. * 91 $a, Harris Hill Rd, WiAMasseu sWlldroot Cream-Oil - gives you sonfidene Le Star Ieffersi .r: p row, left to right, Mary Nels Walker. lieutenant conmander; t , Telia Shealy for Preston Whal iton for Bob Pitts, dance chairm sight from 9 p.m. to I a.m. in ish Summer ington, D. C. Courses to be offered next sui mer are: Shakespeare and Eli2 bethan )rama, the course giv by the University of Birminghe at Stratford-on-Avon; Literatu and Art from 1750 to 1850, i cluding the intellectual backgrou Suede Jackets Expertly Done DOUGHTY Dry Cleaners Main Branch 1410 Taylor St. 1830 MAIN BT. wr o~r Keni Vas Up A Tree Till [ave Him. Confidence sheedy outside his sweetle's window lost Gargantua," she said. "'ve seas idy got wise to Wlldroot Cream-Oil earance because ad healthy looking et greasy. Contains Ir and scalp con ibh messy bait. Get t seiliog hair sonic. yes you conidence am-Ol every day i n AIIL t1 .A Formal n Hotel ~- : . .. . ".. :i E> J )n for Virgil Duffic, erninent corn md Mary Sumwauit for Philip Moody, ry, treasurer; Peggy McGarity for Bill an. The girls will reign as sponsors at the ballroom of the Jefferson. Hotel. Study Offered of the Romantie Movement, at the n- University of London; Literature, a- Politics and the Arts in 17th Cen en tury England, at Oxford Univer ,n sity; and the European Inheri re tance, given by the Scottish Uni H versities at the University of - Edinburgh. LUCKIES TA OA.T.Co. PRODUC' Ruth Tison Is Named Phi Kap Girl Ruth Boyd Tison, junior from Bennettsville, was named Phi Kaip Girl Saturday night at Phi Kappa Sigma's 27th anniversary dance:i and banquet. She is pinned to tl Michael V. Corey. Miss Tison was presented a lov- r ing cup and serenaded by rteniers t of the fraternity durin g intermrris sion of the dance held at the Wade al Hampton Hotel ballronm. At rans fer fron Brenrau, she is mnajoring in elementary education. She is a m member of Delta Delta Delta social w sorority. -t Secret Ballot Selection The Phi Kiap Girl is selected each r year in the ft iternity by secret " ballot and kept secret t,ntil the an tli niverisary celebrati~n. .\liss Tisotn succeeds .is. David Mar!tin, tie former Miss ran-es Lumtpkin!. as a Phi Kap Girl. tI Senator 3ar>hall \\illiam, of Onantgeburg, a 'hti It:p: alun. wa speaker at the banluet held prior to the dance. He spoke on Philuo phy of Life. Following the h:nilet. I{-betft Freeman of Columbia. was intro duced as the mcst outttanldina J pledge of the rect " plelre class. He was presented a hek md an engraved pledge paddle. Floor Show Presented t1 At the intermission (it th" dacl:i .c a fluor :,how was pres-ntedv by members Of the fraternity. \ets included an interpretatiln If seV- u eral scenes from the play ".\l iiter tolber ts.'" with I)alt Payne. Zeke r M.\ontgomery. ('harlie Saiders, Philf l tenediktsson ii li ver. \ ar!, 11: - F ard Itainbi and Neil Mlake par- a tic"ipating. Gail I{ahonr and Voight r Kem pstn performed several danlu es.. Bill Stathius was ftnny man ftr r the uccasion and Nick Al:nm acted as imaster of cercrmonie-. During the eveIing .\isses San dra ltiver- and Alice C(Ix were A serenaded ft be incg te"eml I pinnted. .liss iver- i- l,itiled t.' Howard 1{ambho and al is- Cox ton n Converse CoIlle;,e is ,inneId to 4Ted r Hlarrelson. OH YOU KID. WHAT'S THI DROODLES-POCKE edition of almost e not DroOdI(es? T1his Lucky Smoker. Thi: S shirt off his b)ack pack of I ueCk ies. R You see, they're n mild, good-tasting to taste even hette1 L,uckies are the b 1 mloked!I Hett Ier p.el I 1)1(001) OLUCKY C IT S STE BETTER len's Fashions ?abrics Anm kre Light F By Ned Staff Spring has sprung and of ale student t urns towar1 we Ousers. For every scene the colle tode of dress, from playing t studying. .Joe (olbetjv loves to be comfort II --and} the mlalufac"turer of en'- clothing loves to make him . H: will cho~se the lightest bhrit s and tailor thihem into the e.t aiIy garment- ju-t. so that ,,.d Add Joe at P. 1'. College canl I tctih tnforltahly. Comfortable Clothes The manufacturer can, fortu atel., make the clothes comfort Ie and of high fashion at the Im1e time. Iie has some hc'lp from e newc mir acle falries, whieb ':h ! in a breeze and dry in a few tO . hu .Joe really needs only three -ets of cohthes during It S)IngJ anld -t1)m It"er lont1h. J1o,1 lil.ls to wtear aI .bort-sleteed 4pril 5-10 fs Sorority R?ush Week Thur-day. Apri , 5o Tuesday, ,pri: 10 art the days set aside as 10 1 it1rush weel;. annconced the 'an-litllenlie ('ouncil at its last ig cdni da\ aftero1 oI. (in 'Tue-day, .arch 2. all girls 'o al I intctsted iln going iUt fllor pring rush will meet in the music. 1,(o1 of Sins iolnitor y at I p.m. ,r the initial tea given by' the anl Ille ie c(ouncil. .At this tilne 11 rushee- w.l register and pa:y a gi lratioln fee of (II' dollar. 1'r: 1 to the Pan-llellt:.i tea. all t;she'ts ate required to obtain an lig.ib,ility cald froml tht" leanl of i"m(nI's office. Silursda y.,.\pr il 5, will legin the ettilt! t-h week. Gil - w:11 be i' idedi into Iroup. an1d w\Ill atn he rt"nt, :e teu, wthit"h \\'ll be held : all uorurities. .\ll rushees art tItuiredl to attentd all r, 1oult teas. 1" 'i It: ru!e. and reqluirellents ! LUCKY DR 5? For solution, see paragraph below, :T EDITION. There's a p)ocket verything these days. Why one's t it led: Shirt pocket of s smoker might give you the )ut he'd sure hang on to that e'ason: Luckies taste better. lade of fine tobacco-light, tobacco that's TOA~STED rMat ter of fact, you'll say 'st -tasting cigarette you eivr set a pack today! I ,IS. C'opyright 195:1 by 1Hoger P'rie CCOllEGE SMOKER ' Luckies lead all othe( sitze, among 36,)75 col coast t o coast .r T n tsebetter. Cleaner, Fresh Page Five I Colors or Spring Borden Xriter 1 go the long handles. The aring short sleeves and light -e male requires a different enmis to picnics at the beach shirt to class. It can he of the cot torn variety or of the miracle fab lies. He likes his pants to be light both in (olor and weight. Loafers and a pai of c"(rtt,rt 'or nylon ;socks (omIete the wardr ube. For Afternoon Coffee Break For that mid-afternoon coffee break from studies or lab a white sports shirt and b,lut" jeans usually fill the bill. When .Joe takes Jane to supper and dancing. nothing suits him bet ter than wearing a light weight >uit (dacron, orlon, or a comhira tion. naturally . and a cotton shirt, and a t ringy how tie. Ili. fee1- Ile a rrilliont and looks like it. to. Announce Their Spw'inog Officers Sirr inV -fficer, of the Freshan and Sophomore "Y" have been anu oU ned. ( f frr-r fir the Fresh man "Y'' thi- .enester are as fol lows : I rick Simpkins. president Kitty \'ell. vice-president ; .Jo Anne F armrtr. teire tar v. and .Juanita Fdward-. 1n-asurer. Sirrv nfficer for' the Sopho nore " ' are: .Janice Palmer. pre-idernt ; libert l'reemrttan, vice plresident ; l>rrea> Gih~'. .,ecretairy, and Fred Wigficil, treasrrer . I'i K appa Phi I'ldge Officers Pi Kappa I'l) elh-t d thditir new pledge ihi., (o ffiers last week. They are: pr esident. ()akley her ring. (',umbhia ; -tretar'. G:yn \lyt k. ()lar: and treasurer. lili Avinger. Sulliva:' Island. of orurity ruish weck idl be an niurnced anrd eXplliited at the lar Il(hI-ni tea n IrTuiday, March 2. OODLES! SI,' iti ist Ii' HOLIDAY TRAFFIC LEAVING CITY AUTO (SNOWED IN) John MIhrso/v FLAGPOLE SITTER ON CLOUDY DAY l-:du-ard /rimmerrrman S PREFER LUCKIESI r brands, regular or king kege students questioned mb ler-onre reason : 1 ue kio er, Smoother! UREK OF CIGARETTES