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SPRING IN COLUMBIA It's Time F Bonnets an By Bob Grosse Music Analyst Another spring has arrived in Columbia bringing with it the an nual gifts of birds, flowers and another bill to chop six feet off the State House grounds. Here on the Carolina campus, it is a time for week end trips to the, beach, for Easter bonnets, for turning over new leaves and old boyfriends. The annual pie-in-the-sky of Election Day is making room for the pie-in-the-face of May Day. Spring is also bringing us thi year a fine series of concert pro grams by local musical organiza tions. Let us take a quick lool< at some coming events. The recent renaissance of the Colu,nbia Symphony Ordhestra i a big event for all and its forth coming concert on April 12 will b< an Easter gift both to the citizen: of Columbia and to the University Symphony Reforms The Columbia Symphony was re. formed just a few months ago. I1 has as its purposes, according t< John Canfield its conductor-organ. izer, the encouraging of music appreciation and culture among the students of the area (including USC), presenting a series o musical concerts of the world'i great music, and the assisting 0: young musicians tb receive train ing and experience in symphonib orchestral work. Mene st N Mngry Amder A Satisfying Lunch for the Calorie Conseio GRILLED, FRI Choice B ON A TOj Hawaiian Pineapple Ring on a Lettuce and a Generous Serving * Just Two Minutes From the Camt Bring Your Dates - Open Til 0) Wh~ Dent Training is pretty mu< Du Pont, Ed. The mai to train men to reach t bilities as soon as possil the new man responsi he arrives, andl increal tunities are available r for more responsibility. That's the basic, guid DuPont has many depi training has many face In some plants, the c< being trained for supers Denton B. Harris joined neering Research Labo> 1952, after completing w~ in civil engineering at ti Massachusetts. He's cui on an unusual project-i the philosophy of designi is to learn more ab)out preferences, andl the tre concepts in industrial di assignment came after several years of experi, kinds of civil engineeri or Easter d Music Translated into action, these high ideals mean that the Colum bia Symphony will present a "Pop" concert at Dreher High Auditorium at 8 p.m., Friday, April 12. The price for student tickets is less than for a movie and the seats are more comfor table. The orchestra already has the cooperation and support of many local business houses, the Colum bia Education System, and the American Federation of Masicians, so let's give it our support also. Choral Society Performs The Columbia Choral Society will present its second program of the season Sunday afternoon, April 7, at Trinity Church. The Society, directed by Guthrie Darr, will sing Mozart's "Requiem Mass." The program begins at 4 p.m. USC Band Concert Finally, the Spring concert of our own USC Band will be to night in Drayton Hall. Pat Gar nett's "Majorette-less Wonders" will perform a program of brass band goodies beginning at 8:15 p.m.' The concert is being presented through the cooperation of the University Music Department and the South Carolina State Legisla ture. This may be the last chance to hear the USC Band before it is turned over to the State, so hurry, hurry, hurry! Jounson sas" Is :SHLY GROUND eef Pattie kSTED BUN bed of Chopped of Cottage Cheese. us--Acroes New Blossom St. Bridge Midnight Seven Days Per Week h t ~n Harrcie aswce.ns thrs: heir full capa. phases are mnore le. So we give spend time in a la bility the day opment group bei e it as oppor- production. nd lhe's ready It works the sam graduate may firsi ng policy. But tory side of the prc rtments. And sell. Or he may ts. learning selling te lIege graduate depends on the pr 'ision is moved involved. 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A $10 deposit must be made when the blazet is ordered, Bryant said, Persons ordering jackets nc later than today may possibly gel the blazers by May Day, Bryani continued. Fifty persons had ordered blazers by last Monday, Bryani added. To be eligible for the officia blazer a person must be a rising 0. Edward GE the University with a B.S. in is now work in engineering ai was edlitor-il "Blue I len," tary of the Er an by "on-the-job' of the production The same there the technical plies to new involved, he may of research, boratory or devel- including dIi ore moving on to vision, freqi and conferer e way in sales. The assignment. learn the labora. It'scareful ducts be's going to training, Ei start right out on most effecti' ehniques. That all quickly. Di >ducts and markets ization. Anc tential are a in research work? sciemntists and some es are now engaged tory facilities of the e available at the ntal Station near sewhere throughout SETTER THI iformation about re us Pont is given in'' 'Write for your copy to E. I. du Pont de Watch "Du c.), 2507C Nemours n, Delaware. S . . . Francis Hudson and War the new official Carolina blazers are of light flannel and charcoal A specially designed emblem. embroidered on the left breast not the Carolina emblem. (Staff Now Order na Blazers or giaduating senior, or a grad uate student. Alumni of the Uni versity may also order one. The Putziger Blazer Co. of New York is- handling the orders through Campus Shop. The jacket, a light flannel, is available for men in charcoal and for women in charcoal and white. All blazers will have a specially designed emblem, featuring Caro lina's seal, embroidered on the left breast pocket in garnet and gold.' The idea of senior blazers is an innovation on the Carolina. The committee in charge of the blazers and the Student Council have expressed their desire that a great deal of favorable interest be shown in the blazer idea. arhart was graduated from of Delaware in June, 1956. chemical engineering, and g for his Ph.D. in chemical tLehigh. At Delaware, lhe 2-chief of the yearbook, active in1 sp)orts and secre gineering Council. training? on-the-job principle ap. men in specialized fields levelopment or design... ily contacts with super ent lectures, discussions ces. Periodic changes in too. ly planned, individualized I. We've found it's the e way to broaden a man Pont is a growing organ I men with leadership po lways in demand. NGS FOR SETTER LIVING IROUGH CHEMI$TRY Pont Theater" on TelevIsion Society Deadline For 'Gamecock' Deadline for all society news to be published in The Game cock is 5 p.m. Monday of the week the articles are to appear. News items and pictures must be in the newspaper office by that time. Fraternities and sor orities are especially requested to observe this deadline. Articles for the Carolina Belle should be typed or written so that names will appear cor rectly spelled. Fraternity or sorority affiliation should be in eluded and mention should be made if a person listed is an alum. (Society Editor) Foreign Work Applications Now Available The State Department has an nounced that the semi-annual For eign Service Officer Examination will be given on June 24, at more than 65 centers throughout the country. Any person between the ages of 20 and 31, as of May 1, 1957, and an American citizen of at least nine years standing is eligi ble to take the examination. After completing three months of training at the Foreign Service Institute in Washington, the new officers will take up duties at one of the 275 American Embassies, Legations, and Consulates around the world. The persons who successfully pass the one-day written examina tion, which tests the candidate's facility in English cxdression, gen eral ability and background, as well as his proficiency in a modern foreign language, will be given an oral examination by panels which will meet in regional centers of the country. The persons who pass the oral test will then be given a physical examination and a security investi gation. Starting salaries for successful candidates range from $4,750 to $5,450 per year depending upon the age, experience and family status of the individual. Application forms on the campus may b? obtained at the University Placement Office in the Adminis tratior; Building. The closing date for filing the application is May 1. Betty Ann Nelson Chosen '57 Sigma Ni Sweetheart Betty Ann Nelson has he< n named Sigma Nu Sweetheart by Delta chapter of the social frater nity. She was presented a trophy nda large bouquet of roses at the White Star fornmal last Fri dlay night. Mrs Shirley Browvn was awarded the title of "Mother of the Year" du ring in term issio n ceremnies of the (dance. This award is madle to the mother wvho has helped with ~ocial act ;vit ies djuring the year and has shown interest in the fra teornit y. .James Wallace, James Emory and Sinclair Lewis received the Virgil Duffie award for outstand ing devotion to the fraternity. Cood Jxa.. . Cood Tim.es 'he La Cig. and Sand Profit to Phone Day 2-8077 .JAe Carolina By Dianne Woodside It seems as if the season for Races, the Sigma Nu White Star up a schedule with few vacant I Carolina C Carolina's own viewed the Cu house and "Peanut'' Truesd,ah Hferring, Cathy Paschal and Tu from there to Waterc'e Lake w of Dr. and Mrs. George DeGrar Still others at the races Were Carolyn Merritt and Lewis ('r Vernon (hiary, and George Griff Also. Bet Quinn and Tommy Mack, Ruthie Edmonds and .loh Mobley, Dot Warner and King Jordon V'insonr. Sigma I The Sigma Nu's Celebrated ib White Star Ball. Among the c Betty Lane Wise and Lloyd DIu Melvin, .Isie Geiger and Mac 1) King, Lee DeIoache and Al I'ei and Betty Ann Porter and Alec Carol Brandenburg and Beth to Yale University and on the a, \ernmont. Kappa S The Kappa Sig's partied at L of the Brothers and their dates Vernoni Scott arid Salley Johns Sullivan. For the Kappa Sig Spring : turned out ... in the group were Callahan, Bob Cross, Don L. Bry Buicky Stackhou se, John AIt man Nora DeWitt, Eleanor Bozeman All Caipus Dance To Be April 13 For WUS Drive A -econd etonpu widle dance wii! he held Monday, April 15, in conjunction with tle annial World University Service drive for funds, according to lanes White, chair mcran of the drive here. The dance wi,l be on the Russell Hou.1e patio. weather permitting, Vhite said, and women students have been granted 12:30 permis -,ion for the dance, which is to last from 8:30-12 p.m. Tony Torre and his hand will play for the dance. 'ifty-cent contributions will be . ed of all attea ,:nm g the dance. Whbite also said.4 The firs \\LS dance, held last 'T hiur's<ia. evei ng was pronounced a ucecess by White, who reported that a ttenrda ncte ex cede 500 peo ple. Proceeds fromi the dance amnounited to $ 1:0. The goal of the. W 'S drive is of SPE O)rgauuize Th''' \lo:hor- :an i\Wive- (O!uhi of it its -ecan l oriranii:atijonal mie(t ing lar-t week. Mlrs. ID. D. AleLean is the first nresilri nt' the groupl. Off'icers wh lil vil ser've withI M!rs.M Al.ai ;nnae M1rs. E. K. M eeks . vice- resd nt : lts. Jlohn *. Ahle. iecrtary; an ai urs. Louis H. G lhi,i treasurer. T'he niewvly organiiz ed cluib was formredi by moitthors, wives arid sisters of act ive and alumni of Sigma aPh'Ii E'.psilo n social fraiter' niity to give the distaff side a chan rce to meet each other and work t(iget her with thre frat ernity. VEND OR! Vest Type otto, Pastry wich Mochini You Without Cost 3804 Devine St. Phone Nigt lartes i> in full swing. The Cup Bali. and fraternity parties make >ots. up Viewers Race- en mass. S:izanne Widen , ari(tt:( \Iatthews and Jim -i \l:.rchl:ison, went to the races, iwr they were the house guests de at Hope Hill. Anne 1::tridge and Pat Grayson, onor. Jioimy Baxter and Mary in and Ann Luce. Addison, .1ane Ryon and Bobby toorc, Jan Jeffords and Berry Hl,m, and Harriett King and u Dance a verv grand fashion with their ,t:pl("- theire for the event were Pre, Nancy E;stridge and Ronnie avis, Janice" Palmer and Douglas ry, Teddy Hill and Sam Layton, Garner. Tyler went on ain exciting trip genda was a skiing expedition in ig Party tke Murray last Friday and some 'ee Charles Bell and Betty Burk, ton, and Hal Stuckey and Barr nforma; Wednesday night many John Duffy, Ernest. Douglas, Neal .nt, Don \1. Bryant, Vernon Scott, Salley Johnston, Loretta Wood, and Jean Lewis. Calendar For Week F'ridaN, April 5 (:(0 p.m. - Pep Club meeting, Assembly Room, Russell House. Monday, April 8 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.-Naval Pro curement for Officers Candidate School, Room:- 101 and 102, Russell House 10 nm.-12 noon-State Board of Health mtce(ting, Assembly Room, R ussell I(use. 1I f.mI.-3i:30 - State Board of HI("alth MI(eting, Assembly Room, I;u -(ll Hounse. 5 p.m.--Student Council Meet .nI . } 'tn 20ui, Russell House. 5:::,u p.m.-- Interfraternity Coun il ecetting. Room 101, Russell ''uesday, April 9 aam.--, p.m-Naval Procure ment ftr Officers Candidate School Room., 101 and 1(02, Russell *-s pin.--Pep (1lub meeting, As Spi..-A;lphan Kappa Gamma mn-oing, Room0n 1(1,. Russell House. We'd nesda y, A pril 10 s a.m i.-:, p.m.--Naval l'rocure mnit ftr Officers (Cand idate School. Rooms 1011 and 102, Rus sell House. t-S p.mi.--Pep CIlb meeting, Assembly Room, Russell H-ouse. 7:13 p.m. - L utheran Student l'niotn meeting, Room 1(02, Russell 1House. Thursday, April 11 1 2 noon -- State G;arden Club mfeeting, Assembly Room, Russell HIouise. 5 p.m.-International Relations Club meeting, Room 204, Russell House. 7:30 p.m-Alpha Phi Omega meet ing, Room 101, Russell House. 5 INC. Lts & Holidays 0375