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BARBARA HAWTI 'ROUND TIIj TH Marcia Fischer , May day, with the presentatic of awards, the pie-throwing cor test, and the coronation of ti May Queen, and Derby Day wei the highights of the past weel Yesterday at the Delta Zeta Aqu Carnival, the tables were turne( The girls got a chance to laug at the boys. May Day Formal Monday night was a galb evening for more than half of the campus, or at least it seemed that way. Just a few of the people who were at the danc< were Jack Sponaes and Caro Anne O'Neal, George Byrd and Ann Kay Hilton, Howell Gil more and Pat Thompson, Bishop Parrish and Peggy Holland, Ricl Ericsson with Gwen Hebert John Castanes and Ann Liston Tom Fouser and Connie Cas tanes, Hal Stuckey and Bari Sullivan, Dick Lawrence and Allyn Hunt, Rusty Revere witb Barbara Scaggs, and Curtih Jones with Legare Benton. Also, Billy McAbee and Bets: Brown, Tommy Van Keurei with Doris Clary (alum), Jerry Redmond and Jane Teague, Jo( Steen and Sally Read, Bill: Walter and Jean Oliphant George Griffin and Mary Ver non Clary, Jan Jeffords am "Cookie" Pericola, Becky Dil lingham and "Woody" Lovelace Nancy Clarke and Arthur La Bruce, and Ruthie FAmonds witO Tommy Cooper. May Day Drop-in Some of those seen at the dro ins on Fraternity Row wex Queen Harriet Dickert, Day White, llappy Cotton, Mary , Griffith, Lee Maupin, Floss Terrill, and Mary McKinney. Also, Marian Upchurch, Johnr Welbourne, Jerry Connolly, Mai Satterlee, Harold Fuller, Jol Anderson, Jimmy Helms, an Calvert Hopkins. A mong the "four hundred" the drop-in on Sorority Rowv we Pat Arant, L ou Keller, Neil Rei Joyce Young, Patty Quinn, Joi F"reeman, Carol Babb, Rai Sadler, .Jack Pendarvis, Teri Miller, Annette Collum, Mai Duke, and Sally Webster. Party at Murray Lake Murray was the scens for a wiener roast which wai held last Sunday night. Thea' coup)les braved the rains to roas and toast: Pat Palm and Le Roy Rabon, Agnes Ann Moore and Bill Wilkins, and itoz Lev: with Bill Goforth. Sweetheart Ball Louise Wood and Jimn *Springs, Jackie Sallenger ai Murphey Lemmon, Ho Nelson at Larry Lowe, Patsy Talbert ar Don- (lark, Elsie Simpson andl B: Tlarrer, Joyce Hugston and Bobi Lominick, Jeri Alyward and Ri Williams, Patsy Crosland ar Marion Edwvardls, Saundra HlL wvith Jack Webb, George Geigi and Sarah Wingard, and Zel Montgomery andi Nita Millir were some of the couples at tl Sigma ('hi Sweetheart Ball. Spontaneous Mike Truluck's house in Unioi was the scene for a spontaneoul party last Saturday. John Sloai and Ellen Hlemphill, David Saus sy and Betty Hobbs, and Bets: Brown with Billy McAbee were some of the couples there. PiK( A Bowery Ball Mary Pearl Harbeson ai Parker Evatt, Linda Horton a: Bill Osborne, and Becky Crawfo1 with Jimmy Duncan were son of the peole who were at the Kappa Alpha Bowery Ball at Gi son's Pond last Saturday. Pine Island Party A continuation of the Ma: l)ny I)rop-ins w,as held by th, 1ORNE, Society Editor ORSESHOE By nd Alma Harrison n Pi Kappa at Pine Island on May i- Day. Music for the event was e by the Willie Collins Trio. e Buddy Kennedy and Sarah Ham c. bright, David Houser and Gray a Elvington, "Goo Goo" Long 1. with Tootie Gee, and Billy Mat h thews and Carolyn Gantts were some of those there. Houseparty Lambda Chi's were hosts at a houseparty at Sonny Hines' lodge on Lake Greenwood last week end. Among the partying couples were Sonny Hines and Pat Quinn, Frank Distefano and Margaret Simmons, Richard Bell with Julia Horton, Joe Ceros and Peggy Green, and Willis Hanna with Ann Hines. Rock and Roll Some of those who were at the Rock and Roll Show at the - Township Auditorium last Sat urday night were Harry Gre gory and Kate Smith, Paul Dur ham with Rose Mary Ross, Bob Cross, and Tom Howell. Cabin Party Andral Faris and Sally May field, Wilton Auman and Nora DeWitt, and Bob Adams with Lila Branks were some of the people at a cabin party at Sun view Lake last Friday. The Big Sparkle Joanne Prickett received a diamond from Bill Handel (Sig ma Chi). Bill Kay, Pi Kappa Alpha, gave Carol Iobst a diamond re cently. Ann Humphries and Dave Merline recently became en gaged. Caroline Robinson was given a diamond by Frank Ellerbe. e Mary Jane Mixson received a d diamond from Mike Lovejoy o (Sigma Chi). e Pinnings Jimmy Dowd gave his fraternity y pin to Ann Bartell of Columbia y College. Carl Blaylock recently pinne( l Barbara Usher. Sally Read is now wearing Jo( Steen's fraternity pin. it Jackie Beckham was recently .e pinned by Billy Smith (Sigma 1,Chi). Marion Galloway is now pinned n to ('onway Snipes (Sigma Chi). ('arolina Chatter *y Jim Kellett visited Pat D)ow ling in Charleston. Also, Joe Welsh visited Charleston and Emily Bates. ZTA's held a drop-in in honor of their parents last Sunday. We hear that everyone had a fabulous time. t Bob Ellison from Montours ville, ,Pa. visited the Phi Kapp rHouse recently. Jimmy Galletly and Tom Cooper went to Chimney Rock, N. C., for the sports car races A pril 28-29. Visiting Carolina for Derby iy Day were Bobby and Carol d Cameron Boswell. d At the drop-in preceding the d May D)ance Kappa Sigs pre Isented their dates with the famous Kappa Sig souvenirs. yJackie Martin Flynn and Tom ei Flynn visited Columbia from d Lackland A. F. B., Texas. II Walter A. Connaly, from New r York, visited his brother. Jerry. during last week end. g -- - Right Or Left? Standing At the cross-roads Of life Looking To the right And left Everywhere.. Asking The eternal question Which way Is the dRight one to Choose? d -B. H. '. From The D)aily Tar Heel comet this prize classified ad. FOll SALE: BAUSCH & LOMBF monocular microscope - Contaci ,former biology ma a inr. Founding Celebrated By Pi Phi Pi Beta Phi selebrated its Founders Day on April 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kalm bach on the Sumter highway. The alumnae gave a spaghetti supper for the active chapter and the pledges. Mrs. Polly Randolph and Mrs. Hawkins were some of the alumna who were present. After the supper, Pat Arant led the girls in singing the selections from "Porgy and Bess" which won girl's songfest this year. Phi Beta Phi was founded on April 28, 1867 at Monmouth Col lege, Monmouth, Illinois, under the name of I C Sorosis. The founders were: Emma Brownlee Kilgore, Margaret Cambell, Libbie Brook Gaddis, Ada Bruen Grier, Clara Brownlee Hutchinson, Fanny Whitenach Libbey, Rose Moore, Jennie Nicol, Inez Smith Soule, Jannie Thomason, Jennie Horne Turnbull, and Nancy Bloch Wal lace. Pi Phi was installed on the University campus on October 9, 1931. Two founders of the Caro lina chapter are Amy B. Onken and Harriet Smith. Bob Grosse Named Head Of WUSC Bob Grosse was elected manager of the campus radio station, WUSC, last Friday. The other officers which will serve for the fall term of next year are Norman Spell, business man ager; Nick Abrams, chief an nouncer; Eston Williams, chief en gineer; Jerry Sanders, program director; Anne Jennings, secre tary; and Bill Hay, summer man ager. WUSC Receives New Records WUSC has received a complete new classical library on Augel records, according to Bob Grosse, manager. This new library enlarges sup plements to the previous one, and many pleasant hours on Classic Musicale will be presented every night, Monday through Friday at 11 p.m., and Sunday morning and afternoon. New lines have been strung to the fraternity houses, and the sta tion now has complete coverage of the campus. The lines have been up for about two wveeks. Church Calendar Friday, May 11 1 p.m. - Junior-Senior "Y" Luncheon, Faculty Dining Room, Russell House. 7:30 p.m.-Wesley Foundation, Recreation and Fellowvship, WVes Iey House. Saturday, May 12 7:30 p.m.-BSU D)rop-in, BSU Student Center. Sunday, May 13 5:30-6 p.m.--Canterbury supper. Trinity Episcopal Church. 6-8 p.m. - Canterbury meeting and speaker, Trinity Episcopal Church. 7 p.m. - Wesley Foundation, supper, Wesley House. 8 p.m. -- Wesley Foundation, forum, WVesley House. Monday, May 14 I p.m.-Freshman "Y" L.unch eon, IFaculty Dining Room, Russell House0. Wednesday, May 16 5 p.m.-Co-ed meeting, Russell House Auditorium. 6 p.m.-Westminster Fellowship, Fellowship Hall, First Presby terian Church. 7 p.m.-Luther Student Associa tion, Russell HIouse. 7:15 p.m. - Hiaptist Student Union, vespers, HSUJ Student Cen ter. 7:30. p.m.-Newman Club, Newv man House, 1610 Green Street. 7:30 pi.m.-Wesley Foundlation, Wesley House. 7:30 p.m. - Hillel Foundation, Russell House. Thursday, May 17 7:30 pi.m.--Inter-varsity Fellow ship, social activity and fellow-. ship, Russeall Hose. COCKTAIL ATTIRE.- -.. J sheath cocktail dress which is suii (Staff photo by Bob Finley) Women's Fashions Advantages Of ' HY Marcia Fischer Staff Writer Replacing the fluffy tulle for mal is the sleek cocktail dress. This style of dress has many ad vantages that its full-skirted sis ter lacks. The cocktail dress can douhle for that afternoon tea and dinner, and yet be in high style for the big dance that night. Another advantage of the cock tail dress is that it does not re quire all the hoops and crinolines that the full formal does. At the less formal affairs around the campus the co-ed will find that the cocktail dress will stand in good stead as a simple party dress. Sheath Dress The sheath dress, such as the one pictured, is proper to wear to a late afternoon tea, or with long PILTER ~TAR[T @I@AR!1 \ \ \1 d d v I.] r T I,. IJ G D r it K r< it .., n mice Palmer is attired in a red, able for any seminiformal oc casion. F S 'he Cocktail Dress formal. If your choice runs to the full white gloves to the most formal skirted cocktail dress, then fear not, the designer is with you, for the fullest, m o s t beautifully printed fabrics are available in cocktail dresses of high style. Styles These dresses can be purchased in any number of styles, one of which will be bound to suit your taste. Strapless, backless, halter topped, or even the high necked coolie style cocktail dresses are being shown this year. BRADFORD RECORD SHOP 1225 MaIn St. Phone 4-5777 Columbla, S. C. "Youar Record Headquarter" NS ocial Briefs rnitiations An Maxcy Elects Officers c Roy Hudgens was elected presi- C mt of Maxey Brotherhood Mon- t iy night at the regular meeting. Other officers are Curtis Suggs, ice-president; Ray Inman, see tary; Clyde Winn, treasurer; on Williford, social chairman; d Ad Jim Pendarvis, publicity airman. P Members of the disciplinary J mmittee are Ieyward Williams, s erry Miller, Jack Pendarvis, and rnie Lane. These new officers will serve Iring the fall term. S Sigma Nu Electionm C Sigma Nu elected new officers t st Monday night. They are eorge Harmon, historian; Roy art, house manager; Virgil uffie and Don Richardson, I.F.C. !presentatives; Jimmy Baxter, tramural representative; and a enneth Stokes, German Club In presentative. Brotherhood Initiation Maxey Brotherhood held its f itiation ceremonies last Friday e ight at the F. F. A. Camp. The new active members are en Cooper, John Finch, Truman allow, Bill Buffington, Neil ( ennett, Ralph Sadler, Carroll a pangler, and Tommy Robertson. f These men were initiated after ARROW C 1209 G 1631 G Quality 3-Hour C 1-Day L Press Whil Pants $ . Suits 1-day se Suite 2-day se ISe Page Five d Elections ompleting a pledge program ailed for under the new constitu ion which was v.lopted in March. Sigma Chi Elections Mike Lovejoy was elected con aL of Sigma Chi fraternity Mon ay night. Other officers are Bob McNair, ro-consul; Bob Mackey, quaester; ue Padget, annotator; Allen John >n, magister; and John Graham, >cial chairman. Also, Jim Springer, tribune; illy Smith, historian; Jimmy owles, house manager; Warren coville, IFC representative; and onway Snipes, athletic represen ttive. These officers will serve during he fall term. Restriction on Autos At Chapel Hill, N. C. there is poll going on to restrict auto iobiles for next fall's freshman nd sophomores who do not have "C" average. The traffic com lission on the campus is in full Avor of this to try and stop the ungestion on the campus. -The Daily Tar Heel The Student Loan Fund at lemson College is now closed for 11 loans and fines due to the act that they are bankrupt. -The Tiger LEANERS ,rvais ,rvais 4lways leaning undry e-U-Wait 16 each rvice $ .90 rvice S .72 S