The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 15, 1957, Page Page Five, Image 5
GLAMOUR' NATION4L
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MUSICAL NOTES
Beans, Jeaj
fly Bob Grosse
Music Analyst
Recently, I happened to have
lunch in that hotbed of mediocrity,
the Russell House Canteen or
"Gamecock Room." While there,
besides being impressedt by the
(uality of the food and service,
I heard what the homo-not-so
sapiens of USC is listening to these
days at 10 cents a throw.
It was truly educational, for
example:
"Young Love," Tab Hunter
Motion picture idol Hunter picks
a comfortable note at the begin
ning of the song and sticks to it
for two choruses, mea~nwhile telling
of love among the pre-puberty set.
Even the fact that parts of the
song are borrowed from Flotow's
opera "Martha" doesn't seem tc
help much.
Wringle Wrangle
"Wringle Wrangle," Fess Parker
--Seems that the Lone Ranger it
tired of all that "kemo sabe'
nonsense and has decided to settle
down wvith "a can of beans, a new
pair of jeans, and a purty woman 's
love." The moral is that, after all
these years, the Lone Ranger hat
realized that, alas, Silver is only
a horse.
"Love Is Strange," Mickey &
Silvia-Despite some mighty stiff
S comp)etition, this ranks as the
worst record of the year. Mickey
& Silvia, accomnpanied by a grout
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SPE SWEETHEART AND
the Sigma Phi Epsilon dance to
of center row. Sponsors, left to
for Fred Wigfield I1, president;
man, vice-president and Sandra !
ing secretary. Center row, Anne
responding secretary; Martie Nic
and Mary Alice Blalock for Rob
row, Lennie Sanders for Phil K<
s And Love
playing the harp, dulcimer, an<
psaltery, lament incoherently tha
love is even more trying than being
reinstated.
However, with perseverance an<
the proper amount of sex appeal
life can be beautiful. With a littl<
effort, this disc could become com
pletely obscure in record time.
Another King Hit
"Ballerina," Nat "King" Cole
Someone must have pushed th<
wrong button. This is a good song
and was made famous about 14
years ago when the country'i
favorite Monroe was Vaughn. Coli
sings this in a style which makes
it very easy to believe that he wai
once one of our leading jazz enter
ta iners.*
"Mary Ann," The Four Lads
The Lads, taking a cue from Harra
Belafonte, sing a very happy
melody in the classic Calypso styl<
andl endl it in time to avoid th<
usual traces of monotony. This
will, no doubt, be only one of
long list of imitations of the Bela
fonte style.
The habit of commercial song
writers have of copying othel
peop)le's hits leads one to wonde>
what might happen if someoni
should revive the minuet. Powdere<
wigs, anyone?
February Treats
This brief month of February i:
certainly proving true to the 01<
adiage about good things in smal
packages.
ie '57 Casual Look-A
'This Arrow Squire
freshness. Black on whit<
sized plaids. New r
down front plus but
(This same shirti
--six new miniatur
"Sanforized"
e casi
all Set Fo
WPONSORS . . . Sweetheart for
night is Martic Nickerson, middle
right, top row, are Frances Barnes
Barbara Hardwick for Ned Pretty
teedly for Philip Edwards, record
Howard for Peter Andrews, cor
kerson for Bruce Wiley, historian
ert Sigg, social chairman. Bottom
>etsch, comptroller.
... Moved?
Louis Armstrong will be in towr
for a concert on Wednesday,
Satchmo is bringing with him the
same group that toured Europe sc
successfully. For advocats of th(
Dixieland idiom, this is a must.
Friday will bring us anothei
swinging concert, albeit a radically
different one. Kai Winding and hit
Septet, and Charlie Mingus and
company will share the bandstand
at the Greek Week jazz concert
Like we said last week, don't mist
it.
Woody Herman and his ,band
will be wvith us over the week end
Woody and the boys will play a
two-hour concert at the Drehet
High auditorium and then turn ur
that night for the finale of Greeli
Week, the Saturday night dance.
For a change of pace, the Co
lumbia Music Festival Associatiori
will present the Obernkirchen Chil
dren's Choir on Tuesday, Feb. 26
This choir has been touring thE
United States for the past foui
months.
Concert By Symphony
On March 5, William Steinberg
andl the Pittsburgh Symphony Or
chestra will present the final con
cert of the season for the Colum
bia Music Festival Association.
Thus, in the next few weeks
these will be a wide variety of fin(
'music for everyone. Let's prov<
I that we at Carolina (d0 have som<
I taste by supporting these pro
grams.
rrow Sty!e
sports a pattern with decided
available in three different
Iedium-spread collar has button
on at back. Exact sleeve length.
also available in White Tartan
e plaids.) Arrow Squire,
gingham, $5.95.
NDoKeNCIEPI e UNDERWEAR
~ROW
7AIL WEA R
r Tonight
SPE. Dance
To Feature
Tony Torre
Alpha Chapter of Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity will hold its
annual Queen of Hearts Ball from
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight at the
Jefferson Hotel Ballroom in down
town Columbia. This year's dance,
which is open to all fraternity and
sorority members, features the
dancing music of Tony Torre and
his orchestra.
Presentation of awards to Mel.
vin Stepp who was elected out
standing pledge for the fall
semester and Fred Wigfield III
who was elected outstanding active
will take place at the dance. Also
awards will go to Steve Bok foi
greatest improvement in grades
for the scholastic year and Ed.
ward Meeks for highest grad<
average for the scholastic year.
Sigma Phi Epsilon nationa
fraternity was established at Rich
mond College, Virginia, in 1901
It was formerly called the Satur
(lay Night Club. There are nov
142 chapters in the United States
and possessions with a total of
over 50,000 members.
Alpha Chapter at the University
was established in 1904 and nov
has a total of 56 actives and eight
pledges.
Preceeding the dance, there wil
be a drop-in at Sigma Phi Epsilor
house on fraternity row. Al
alumni are invited, and the drop
in is set for 8 p.m.
Alumni expected to attend arc
Fred Craft, president of the Co
lumbia Alumni Association, Ear
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A irc
California Div
Both divisions a
California Divisioi
cover virtually eve
commercial and n
major projects arc
models of aircraft
high-speed fighters
and military transl
patrol bombers. T1
is the largest and r
division's history,
entire spectrum of
Local Frats
Name Spring
Term Leaders
New officers were elected by
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity last
Monday for the coming year.
The new officers include Bob
Anderson who will replace Fred
Wigfield Ill as president, and
James Hicks who will replace Ed
ward Prettyman as vice-president.
Dale R. Hawkinson succeeds Peter
Andrews as corresponding secre
tary while Andrews remains in
office as historfan, replacing Bruce
Wiley.
Also elected were Phil Edwards
to Comptroller, succeeding Phil
Keotsch and Bill McClean to re
cording secretary replacing Phil
Edwards.
The new officers will be installed
Monday
Kappa Sigma Names
Chi Omega chapter of Kappa
Sigma social fraternity recently
elected officers for spring sem
ester. Bob Cross was named Grand
Master; Hal Stuckey, Grand Pro
curator; and Bucky Stackhouee,
Grand Master.
Other officers include Ronnie
Fee, Grand Scribe; Charlie Bell,
Grand Treasurer; Clarence Easter
ling, Social Chairman; and Rick
Ericeson, Guard.
Signing For Men's
Rush Ends Monday
Deadline for registering for
men's rush is Monday, accord
ing to Inter-Fraternity Council
president Richard Horne. Men
may register at the information
desk in Russell House.
Those who register must have
an average of "5" on 12 hours
of their studies.
Officials pledging for fraterni
ties begins March 1.
G-rad
Fngineering... P
-aft Corporation
ision - Georgia Division
I Lockheed are engaged in a long-i
activities in Burbank
ry phase of aircraft, both E
ilitary. More than 40
in motion, including 17
in production - extremely
jet trainers, commercial
ports, radar search planes,
e development program
iosl diversified in the
anges across virtually the
aeronautical activity.
This broad expansion program is cr
Graduates in fields of : Aeronautce
Engineering, Mechanical Engineer
are invited to investigate their role
L..ock%
Aircraft C
rallfornia Divisinn Burank, Caifon.
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FIVE-MINUTE RULE
Restrictions Listed
Restriction for those who violate the curfew by less
than five minutes in any of the women's dormitories has
been changed from one week to three days, according
to an announcement made by 1)ean of Women Arney R.
Childs.
Second offenders during a semester will be restricted
for one week and thereafter for two weeks. This same
rule applies to those who fail to sign in, Dean Childs said.
Violators who are under 20 minutes late will be
restricted for one week. Second and third offenders
during a semester are subject to two weeks' confine
ment. This rule also applies to girls who are more than
20 minutes late, she said.
A card record of all restrictions will be maintained in
the office as a part of the student's permanent record,
she added.
There will be no lifting of restrictions for any cause
except a previous engagement for a formal dance, Dean
Childs said.
One of the chief designs of the new regulations is
to make a distinction between violators of five and 20
minutes, she explained. "While these new rules are the
lightest the University has had, they are designed to
make the girls interested in being on time. They are
also designed to make restrictions harder on consistent
offenders," she said.
ORVIN COURT
AND
RESTAURANT
2 Blocks West of University
821 Assembly Street - Air Conditioned
CHILDREN FREE
Phone 4.2773
.u ates
?ysics... Mathematics
Lockheed Representatives of the California
* Division and the Georgia Division
will be on campus
Monday, February 25
You are invited to consult your
placement officer for an appointment.
Separate interv'iews will be
given for each division.
ange expansion program in their fields of endeavor.
At Lockheed in Marietta, Georgia, new
C-130A turbo-prop transports and B-47 jet
bombers are being manufactured in the
country's largest aircraft plant under one
roof. The division is already one of the
South's largest industries. Moreover, a new
engineering center is now in development as
part of the division's expansion program.
In addition, advanced research and develop
ment are underway on nuclear energy and
its relationship to aircraft. A number of
other highly significant classified projects
augment the extensive production program.
eating new positions in each division.
ii Engineering, Electrical
Ing, Mathematics and Physics
in Lockheed's ex pansion.
h.eed.
orporation
a'- Georgia Division, Marietta, Georgia