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Phi E1 Cutler-Morris Provide Music For Formal AIpha Theta chapter of Phi Ilpsilot PI fraterntity will hold its twenty-eiglith \ nniversary For mial Friday. A pril 20, at the Co lumbia Women's Club. Bill Cutler Kenny Morris Quintet will provide the muusic for the closed affair last ing from 9 p. in. to 12 p. in. The present officers of the chap ter are Ivan 'Mille', superior; Jack iass, vice-superior; Julian To porek, recording secretary; and Barry Klassma u, corresponding secretary. Also, Ted Rabin, treasurer; Chai les Goldberg, pledgemaster; 1. :1. G;oldherg, alumni secretary; l ike lDes.ky. house manager; Larry Koenig, sergeant-at-arms; a n d Steve Baumrind, chaplain. Alpha Theta of Phi Epsilon Pi was founded at the University A pril 28. 1928. It now has ap proximaIely 30 members. ASCE Elects Clark The American Society of Civi] Engineers elected officers for nexi year on Thursday, April 12. They are Ed Clark, president; Hal Lef ferts, vice-presidentt; Don Katz, corresponding secretary; Joe Ram sey, treasurer; Ken Humphries recording secretary; and Garry R hinesnmith, representative to the 1oinit E ngineers' Council. Church Calendar Friday, April 20 1 p.m. -- J unior-Senior "Y' I .unceheon, F"aculty Dining Rtoom Rtussell House. 7 :3i pl.mt.,-Wesley F'oundation I ecrleatioui and Fellowship, Wes. h-y I Iaus.. Saturday, April 21 i:3.. IISU Drop-in, 1BS1 Studetnt Ctent er. Sundi(ay1, Ap)ril 22 5:- p.m.-C-ant erhu ry su)pper Tinity~ Eis:lcopal Church. -8 p).m. --Caniterbuiiry, meetin-g aid >pt-mntr. Trinity Episcopa) S.i.- WVesley Foitundation 8 i.m. Wesley Foundation 1 ii, W --ley linus-. AlonayI:, April 23. :i leit rlhman "Y,"' F'aculty Wed(lne-sday, .\pril 25 :> p.m. ('i-ed imeetinig, Rlussell Ih,. Ad it iorium. Sp.m0. W\e- min ster Fellowship, FltowSipj lIIl, F-irst Presby p.m. L.ulhei Studlenit Asso ela tn, R e el-lI liouse. Uionm, ovtjerIS, BSU Student I tnteri. 7 :u p.m -Newn Club, New man I lois,., 1( 10 Green Street. 7: ;0 t.mt.- -Wesley Foundation, Wesley Ilouise. 7 : 30 p.m.- lillel Foundation, Ruissel I flouse. I'Tursday, A pril 26 7:30 p1.m. --hnter-Var-sity Fellow hipj, 5otill act ivity andt fellowv hipj, R tisselI H ouse. lT-sd ay G overnor Geoirge B. Tiunermnan, Jr. revtiewed the Uni ver-tity Air j Force ROTC til Davis Field. Thle review was a feature olf the annuItal Air Force ROTC Dany ceremonhites. Othler' ceretmone ot (f the dlay in cledt ant inspecttioni by the head quaritersd inspec)t'tionl teamiu atnd a Mhiain St reItt paradeIt at 2 p.m. he ginning at Elmwi ~oodi St. andl end ing on D avis Field. Wedlnesday n1ight a military hali was held in Tfownship A uditoriumi with Les Brown and his hand pro vidling the music. s Hold Pill EPSILON PI ... Firit row, lef Ted Rlahin. treasurer: and 11Wat;ie hI right. Sharon MIlendelsohn for Julian dance chairman. These girli are spon day. April 20. Contest For Nation The search for the nation's college girl is now under way fourth annual National College stage its national grand finals Park, N. J., over Sept. 7-9, 1956. The contest is sponsored by the -- City of Asbury Park and the f" Knitted Outerwear Foundation. c: Undergraduate college girls be- ., tween the ages of 17 and 2.1 years I., are eligible to enter the contest. n Free entry blank forms and co-o test information may be obtained l by writing to: College Queen Con- w test Director, Convention Hall, , Asbury Park, N. J. , Purpose of Contest The purpose of the contest is to N select and honor the most typical d, and all-around versatile college 1i girl in the nation. The contest ti committee announced that judg- a ings at the local, state, sectional anld nat iontal lev'els, will he based on 50 percent fo bleauty and 50 m percent for brains. Entry blank forms contajin ini Wanted: Reporters For Society ) We hauve opencfings on the society \\ staff for those in terestedi in work.. ml ing for the Gat miecock. We need'( am them tilled as soon1 as poss~,ilel. fi This offer is made in all seri- se uiusness as the society staff is very limited and we can not l) gather all the news andl get it in A the paper on time. A replort er for social affairis, andl somneon1e to a rrang e and14 organ ize news a rt icl es wh1ent they come in, are the two main needs .Any'- I one who is initerest ed ini news pa per work pilea se apply ... anid if Vout have never had n'ewspatper xerene that d1oesnt h ar I'you from inqu iring . .. the funda mentalIs are simp jle andm easy t.o learn. There is a vacancy for any studlent, male or female, who wishes to he a report er. Most of" the work includfes merely keep ing your eyes open'1, your mouth u shut, and sonme means of pro teetion handy to ward off irrate readers who dlesire your scalp for some mistake or omission. The work is interestinig and you will meet some nice people from being associa tedl wit h catm pus re- jl porting. You wvill also, in 'ouirse of working (on the (Gamecock, bte- b comue an aiccom plished dodger of si brick-bats. ' a At the Uniiversity of Nor th Carol inat schol ast ic ave rages for l sororities and frateriities weer higher for the~ fall seitesteri (If" I1955 as comfparedl to thle average, a year agoI." A verages for solorities and1( fra st' terntities are compunted onl thIe bass 0 (It rosters oft mremblersh ip as sub. mittedl. Active mtembulers a 144d fo11 ploegs are included. JIl Anniv tto right. Fay (olilerg for livan 1I I"% for Harry Klassmnan, c rrespond Topc rek. recording secretary. and .or" for the Phi .psilon Pi Twen t il College Queen most Ieautiful and brainy with ihe launching of the Queen ('ontest which will at ('onvention Hlall, Asbury I'rmtation ( cierning contestant's Ims11 :CI iVities, scholastic work, trau "rr icula r accomplishment s. ach ellt rutnt will submit an orig al essay of 25( words or less l the subject, "What College duc'atIon means 'lTo Me;" they ill also suibtiI, recent sntapshots -lphotugraphs along with entry IlIs. The Youth kies.'arch Institute of ew York City, an viganizatiol 'voted to research and survey inl I- collige agc field, is the of rial scoin}g :nld lmarking body r tle cutvst. l.tran1ts a:will also inIseed 4un a basis of their per .1lud1ges 1j Panel ('oil. I 'lalrence 1 .0vejoy, noted o 0r a l'ollege and1 1liiversi i- llniingtion llaritfordl Model irector of1 Ml8, lustitute for reat1ivel ('oommLluietion; Ern esimbore. Ihollywood's denii of ake-uap art ists and11 noted( beauty Ithoijty; liruno of llollyw~'ood, llned. lhot orapher lo the stars; Iie 2-tar .\lonai~ KnoIx; ('Ihlntess aria0 Zieby, int ( ernat iona1lly Rlnowni 11 Ann-rlican I ofYle Uiversity. l*rizes for l-inalists 0ev a prize roundil trip tranis ri tation1 to anduu froin .\ shury and1 fiinals. \\ hile in the re'sor't y, tey will lbe t he gulests o2f the iy of1 A'dhury I'ark~ and will be ider suiIJ-rvisionl of the Ashuory irk UnIi versit Women)4ll4')'s Clutb 1)mbers15hip, o)fficia hoste 15 (sses t) e' college 11ueens). I':ach state colleg' quleenl will 11-en State ScrolI A warod inl tribi e' to) their selectionl as t he mo11st \waiord1 forQun lTe nlew Nat iona:l College Queenu nu er will r1cive' the 16 C,i;(ol - 'e Quueen'I Trop)hy A ward1, to) be IItio1n IIa;l her114 e bfore the4 nai mal1 ~' pres and new'~sree'l ser'. ves. ship awards'.1 4; all-purpofIdse de4. 1ner's '~14 wadobe o)f appar el; allI 1)12nse vaca1fiti tourl'( of lloida2 d Caili fornlia; ml)lIing., T'V conl acts whVich ll notI 101 inlter'ferle with Sitiuen t atenig collfeges and(, ILt's or out1 oIf sitto are1 eligile I'lnltr thel conIlte: 1. I)eodlin~e for' riv4inlg reque11(sts - ry bhnom.s ingt ersar~ { iller, superior; Sheila Gottlieb I ling secretary. Second row, left 'Rebecca Marcus for Alan Dai -eighth Anni%ersary Formal, I The Gamecock, University ne aper, has been published 48 yej Thie BotI belier I NO MOE PR( Open Eve, 9:0 1415 Ge Onaly Two fllorJ After classes or on your amndl dry cleaning with us 80-Minute1 WashedI---Dried Many Items~ r< 8 cents a II SUNSHl 1415 GERIVAIS (Tw 801 MAIN ST. (mn Dance Moorer Elected Head of DZ Agnes Ann Moorer of Reeves ville was elected president of the Beta Delta chapter of Delta Zeta. Other officers are: Alma Ilarri son of Edisto Island, vice-presi dent; Annette Collum of Black ville, recording secretary; .1oyce Moore of Beaufort, corresponding secretary; Charlotte Polk of Early Branch, treasurer; and Mary Duke of Kingstree, rush chairman. On March 27 the following girls were initiated into Delta Zeta: or Marcia Fischer, Frances Fortune, to Charlotte Polk, Amy Quarles, and ' Barbara Wright. On April 11 ri Sally Webster pledged. -- Mrs. Jack R. Harris, province ws- director of Beta Delta chapter, irs. recently visited the chapter. 50 Advantage, You make mfore' fine shots with these rackets ny in their class. reason? Both the Spalding KnRo-JIATo Spalding-made Wright & D)itson I Av i deliver the '"feel" you must have for full and better control. come in every weight andl grip size for mnis. mtchI after mnatch. Spalding-made tennis balls. They're ofli more major tournaments '.han all other combined. SEIS T HE P'ACE IN SPOIS tE LAUNDRY IBLEMS! 0 P.M. AT rvais Street is froma the Uiniversity way up towna leave your lauandry Laundry Service --olded and Wrapped 'ady to un~e or wear. a.-10-lb. minimaum NE ,AilINI)ItY AND) [NENIt c Illo k s fro m Iniver iy) Men's Fashions Matched Com Can Be Neat, By Norm Staff i The shirt problem has beco is still the possibility that one ber of dress shirts and still coi With the cottons in solid colo ably priced belts and socks to pellalnce of t hought. :tnd good taste. The distant tones for summer can be well complimented by either matching or blending stretch belts, chosen so as not to clash with the tie to be worn. The belts are avaitable in almost. as many basic pattlerns as the ties, etspecially the diiagonial stripes. A solid color belt goes best with a shirt sporting stripes, and a brown or tan leather belt will travel well with a predominately brown tie. Watch toti for clashes in making your choices; a clash will detract from the effect of the entire out fit. Far Eastern influence Fa listern influence has mani fested itself for some time in the female wardrobe, and now the men have their chance. The new offering is the short kimono or "happi-coat." Formally the coat is known as "hanten," or in the Tokyo GI translation, "half (Author of "f. PHI BETA KAPP Or,ce there was a Chi One WaH beautiful and well-forned tasteful cut tnd smoked the gc Morris, of ctrris ! and had, qualities, a bra iii so massive an the 13ritanniea just for kicks. Alfre<Ia had one great amnbil Kappa. ('ulCseqenttitly she was rumor one n ight t hat a 1111n fro board was coining over to the her. 1eing all a-dit her. Alftreda as she always did when she wa Morris, as wise Al freda knew, i to the beset, ami a havent toi te, as AIfre<ia, with her mighty it Only a tiyrl't'tte for times of perfect accomlp:niiiment to hal Philip \l'rris is suiui' and el yutimny! All this Alfredla, with Wly and by t hire came 1 loi, Im Alfred:t, comp1.ovsing heri.st.lf, w... in?"' she said to~ thIe mnt otutsidl "Andt I amn E'd l"estet-," said i Venitia b:,tliio gamte, whih hailul ahl lit a niew liinito for thle hot "TdimJnks, hiey," saidi Ed. "Bu't d (emnonstrtate httw wide anrd em0 "Decer," site said, "ha~ve nto gall (deer' hltt yall bhblers.lOI " -Fo irtit' is a contrtactioi Alf reda. "What db yoit knrow '" satid Ed. "'\May peboptle tink it is ftr "I'*rarutt s'n't i iit e very day 'v Th e b-t I gIoa h i n t ilt a "I tow i 't'rne tey buii d tlIhat "O(h,"' saido E.. "Ann l I' h-ail > i tigters oa "l Iaen :to ii etsyb !" 'isahl FA'o "A tX her b'.j, hib I. 'Iu t ins you'd itb ".t 'in t oni," said*'t ji , i. Atll tbbrb radw .tlfredait'si c goesi." sh~eneelle i.eadh''Y eesrk a c11 ath bEe n Iatic g bina tions Inexpensive an Spell Vriter me rather complex, but there can own an economical num ne up with some neat outfits. rs, there are enough reason give the ensemble some ap heaven." .Japanese farmers wear them for work in the summer, but the average American will find it fills the smoking jacket bill right well; it doesn't show -wine stains or lipstick, and it's great for watching Tv. The same color Interpretation has found its way into the Hong Kotg shirt, and Sammy Lee didn't make this one! The shirt' uses the short Mandarin collar, aid has a chevron-striped pocket that forms a pleasing break in the monotony of the horizontal stripes. Newer Fabrics There are other shirting fabrics that hear a close resemblance to Japanese watercolors: rural scenes, exoti flowers, and varied con trast ing patterns. There are some nubby-finished slacks in the metal lic shades that should blend with these shirts nicely. For those single-cuff dress shirts there is a British import in the cufflink line. It's expandable to one and one-half inches, and comes in 10-K gold fill. trefoot Boy WitA Cheek," etc.) A, I LOVE YOU! a named Alfreda Pectate who and wore clothes of the most utlest of all cigarettes - Philip i addition to these admirable I retentive that she used to read ion: to be elected to Phi Beta all a-dither when she heard a in the Phi Beta Kappa selection Chi Omega house to interview at down and lit a Philip Morris, s all a-dither, for geutle Philip s comfort to the troubled, balm ,exed. But gentle Philip Morris, itellect, was well aware, is not stress and strain, but also the )piness and light. For gentle eery and jolly and merry and her giant cerebellum, knew. ;sc'ruline knock ott the door, and to antswer' it. "Won't you come e. "I ama Alf reda Pect ate." e' numII, entt erig with a friendly lly smile was a great asset in the lt'eed to be ECd's game, lie had aopp a: he had comei over to see ise mtot her's bedroom. But, of ft this. I can't stay long." id proceed 'i ed withiout delay to priitehensive wasit her learning. bhableras.' ntilI t his moment had believed as bur iied in a sit ting position."' I of 'fourtteen nights,' " said bidden to wash an American te. It is perfectly proper to said Eld. I." said Alfredai, "'is the Pan hlf I inich whten full gruown."' -Ioinston sit titng upI?"' said IEd. minlsteri Abbihey," said Alft'eda. he'r left handi," said Alfreda. aret to ask meo'?"' sa id A lfredla. b'ig is your hou'lst' tuot her's e*U "'Well, t hat's the wvay It ieandt st ith andit then'i they lb. well. Ithat's lift'. I guess.'" I tLays. Butt finazlly slhe pulled