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PLAYERS' PRIMA D USC Coed Career In By CARRIE BARTELL Staff Writer Currently appearing in the Uni versity Players' production of "The Lady's Not For Burning" is a poised and determined young lady who is working toward com pletion of the very best education obtainable in the field of drama. Cynthia Gillian, a Carolina day student from Columbia, aspires to study at both the Theater Wing in New York and in the 'Royal Academy in London after two years of study here at the Univer sity. This past summer was one of CYNTHIA GIILIAN intense work in a summer stock theater for her. On a scholarship, she joined the summer stock com pany playing at the Hill Top Sum mer Theater located in the vicin ity of Baltimore, Maryland. Thereafter for a season of 17 weeks, Miss Gillian was furniture designer for sets, did office work, art work and even helped with carpentry. One day would find the young actress shopping among the furniture shops along the Balti more harbor and the next dlay, entertaining on local TV pro grams. Rehearsals for the night per formance went on for approxi mately six hours each day with DISCUSSION AND DEl4IATE first debate betweeni the n,ewly I right, front row) Schrader lItuf lumbia. Standing are Dorcas Gil. Mason, chapinm; C:amnile Wytna son, treasurer. (US(C News Serv iowr and ONNA Aspires Drama opening night for a new play com ing at the beginning of each week. Cynthia's roles included that of Dona in "The Anniversary Waltz" and a character part in the folk play, "Dark of the Moon." All the drama in her summer stock experience was not of the on-stage variety. Miss Gillain tells of the calamitous night when Hill Top Theater burst into flames and the curtain rang down as the play ers scurried off stage to combat the flames. There was excitement of an altogether differentt nature when Cynthia Gillain was 'granted interviews with actresses Carol Bruce, who played the lead in the hoadway production of "Show boat" and Lois Hall, who had starred in "The Curious Savage" during its Broadway run. Summing up her summer expe rience, Miss Gillain said in her own impeccable diction, "I believe if anyonle lives through a week of summer stock, that he can do any thing. It's the hardest work from the standpoint of mental, physical and emotional strain I've ever donle." IN 1''ION',S CAPITOL Clotworthy At Deat of Women Elizabeth Clot- I worthy returned Tuesday night frmom the fallI sem i-a nnual meeting :>f the Defense Advisory Commit- s tee on Women in the Services at s Washington, D. C., to which she 11 was appointed to a three-yealr term by Secretary of Defvnse Charles's Wilson last spring. The meeting was from Oct. 13 z to 15. Sunday and Tuesday they o met in the Continental Room of 1 the Sheraton-Park Hotel, where v Dean Clotworthy stayed. Monday d they met the full day in the Pen-;S tagon. D)ean Clotworthy led a DACO- I W I'l'S discussion group in seeking t cotrses of action for the recruit- F ment of qualified women to serve as members of the Army, Navy, II, h Iilpatin I.iiera ry Societ arimedi parties4, thme Spartns~ an d At !4, mamrhlall anad S ;artan.11 leadelr; laim nu, Atihenmian, leada -r: lmI.ie Menm, ,om ce Phloto by IIi tMin-Tead.) Graduate AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS MECHANICAL ENGINEERS CHEMICAL ENGINEERS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS METALLURGISTS ERVIE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 presentatives of the a'orld's Jo zer and buidderof aircraft eng WHITNEY A rmade in adv'ance through mhe Co KA ALUM PORTRAIT liedman, :M5 1C recruiting offic Naval Science is shown givinl pre,ident of Kappa Alpha socia trail of (:en. Ilanolph McCal iatu of the lInited States Mari a member of the social fraterr tends Defensi ir Force and Marine Corps There is really a great need fo omen, even in peacetime," sh aid. She mentioned Eisenhower' nying that a nucleus of the bes iust he ready during peacetime. The editor-in-chief of Mademoi elle, the associate editor of th ational Parent-Teacher maga ine, and the director of the schoo f Occupational Therapy of th ichmond Professional Institut "ere in her group. "I had a won erful time leading these people, he said. "One thing that made me mos roud was that the Woman Direc >r of the Air Force Nurses, Col rances I. Lay, is from Walhalla outh Carolina." Mrs. Arney R. Childs who re fo no )1nenI recentl held~ its11 henmii ans I rasders, are (Iteft to tand Jo Alilen Bairadham, (Co ma I lawhoarne , c riicle tty i.alcairman am4 Ahna Iarr. AMPU~ m ines~ RCRAFT egg PIacemt fe Major Charles B. of South Carolin ir, department of was sent hecause s Charles Davis, Alpha at the Unh fraternity a por- officers on grade I Pate, comman- for (left) and Si ne Corps, who is procurement offi< ity and a native on. (Staff photo Advisory Com tired July 1 as dean of women c r here, also attended the meeting. I "A good many of the recom- v mendations they have made have r t gone into effect," Dean Clot- a worthy said, "Especially along im- b proving women's quarters." She i< said they have also effected im- t provements in men's quarters. r The purpose of DACOWITS in- v RENTALS-SALES FORM In a bli Can "The thing that has i years at General Electri Yoler, manager of Aerc tigations, "is the chall young people here. My f - the nation's top-prio: the scope of the compan; program, I've had the or nical experts in many: at first hand the respons: has given to younger n big company a young ma The research being d4 signinicant not only to hi and the security of the 11 company is participatir three of the fourlng. a. The picture of the general four of the officers of Kappa ersity will become Marine Corps ation. Major William W. Tay aff Sergeant Dickerson, officer se, Raleigh, N. C., (right) look by Ken Sturgeon.) mittee Meet ludes advising the Department of )efense on policies relating to romen in the services, recom tending measures to bring about more effective use of the capa ilities of the women in the serv :es, recommending standards for he training, housing, health, rec eation and general welfare of romen in the services. LL WE" POR I ZN a a. * .em 1 compa get to ta pressed me most in my two ~," says 28-year-old Yusuf A. dynamics Laboratory Inves mglng opportunity open to ald is guided-missile research rity defense job. Because of r' s research and development portunity to work with tech elated fields. And I've seen bility which General Electric en - proof to me that in a rn can get to tackle l/ig jobs." me by Dr. Yusuf A. Yoler is rnself, but to General Electric ation as well. At present, the ig as a prime contractor on rane ballistic mnissiles npn.. Cqmrpus Israei Cosol Speaks Nahum Astar, Israeli Consul for the Southeastern United States, will speak Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the International Relation's Club's meeting in the Russell House As sembly Room, Dr. Mayo said. His topic is "The Place of Israel in World Politics." Astar's head quarters are in Atlanta, Georgia. Students and faculty are cordially invited to attend, Bob Anderson, president, said. Intoxicating iUquor Forbidden Dean of Men J. T. Penney has asked that students familiarize themselves with a regulation on page 15 of The Carolina Commun ity which reads, "The presence or use of any intoxicating liquor . . on any property owned by or un der the control of the University or at any gathering of University students, is strictly forbidden." Carolina stadium is University property, he pointed out. HI-Fl-WH All HI-Fl Co Lowest Whol PORTABLE REC Lowest Whol S. C.'s Lar LP RECORI AU Li HI-FI Consoles At STEREO TAPE Lowest Whol Two Convenie HI-Fl Wkolesale Distributors 621-23 HARDEN ST. - 1307 MAIN ST. -- + Yesuf A. Y4 My, a youa okle big b4 gramed by the U. S. governir ing an important role in this v and development of the wor shock tunnel -- a device whic nose cones at speeds over 15, Progress in research and d< in every other field of endeavc young miftds meet the challer At General Electric there ar lege graduates, each of whom to develop to his fullest abilil lieve, everybody benefits - t pany, and the country. GENERAL* Briefs I Eupher.diab Dues Euphradian Society members are reminded that dues for the fall semester must be paid by Oc tober 29, John Houser, treasurer for the Society, has announced. After that date any member who has not paid his fall dues of two dollars will be fined fifty cents. Hillel Announces Semester Officers 0 Carl Freedman has been elected president of Hillel, Jewish youth group on campus, for fall sem ester. Other officers are Laura Zalin, vice-president; Lee Barnett, re cording secretary; Lubah Freed man, corresponding secretary; Henry Ray Wengrow, treasurer; Helen Laden, historian; and Teddy Cohen, reporter. The next meeting of Hillel will be held Wednesday, Oct. 30, in room 101, Russell House. OLESALE amponents esale Prices ORD PLAYERS esale Prices gest Hi-Fi ) STOCKS ibela Wholesale Prices RECORDERS esale Prices it Locations Lound & Iecorld CO. of Audio Equipment - COLUMBIA, S. C. COLUMBIA, S. 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