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Sponsor Is Chosen By Fraternity Becky Finley, a brown-eyed las, was unanimously elected Monday evening, September j9, to succeed Saundra Catny as Sweetheart of Sigma Phi EpsOlon fraternity. Becky, whq is from Clinton, S. C., is a senior math major. Sho is a member af YWCA, viee prW. ident of BSU, and vice president of Pi Bet Phi. Becky was chosen by the at 044 tive members of Spl n the basis of peroIality, p41se and attraw tiveness. She will reign as Sweet, beart for the entire school year. As fraternity sweetheart, she will serve as official hostess at all fraternity social functions. In February, Becky will be honored as reigning lady at the fratern ity's annual Queen of Hearts Ball,. (BytyO AxAhor of SAIL ON, I suppose October 12 is just ar the ordinary way and do all th do. You have your breakfast, Classes, you write home for mo you watch Disneyland, and yoi little thought to the fact that No, you do not. Nobody thinks about Colun fore, pause for a moment and I stirring saga. Christopher Columbus was b< His father, Ralph T. Columbu wash game. His mother, Elea sprinter. Christopher was an brothers and eight sisters. Witi auto wash and his moth~er coi young Columbus was left pre However, the lad did not sulk o and spent all his waking hour tunately, there was only one Care of the Horse by Aristotle-a Care of the Horse, Columbus reached him that there was an< * ran as fast as his fat little legs The' rumor, alas, proved fals< was Cuidar un Caballo by Aristo more than a Spanish translatiori Bitterly disappointed, Columi India where, according t.o legend But the only way to go to India many years of reading Care of the to elp eyes on a'horse again. T perhaps it was possible to get t< Fired with his revolutionary the court of Ferdinand and Isal lumbus was plagued with little I his case with such fervor that thi On October 12, 1492, Columb The following year he returned t< never before seen in Europe-spi flowers and-most wondrous of a tion tobacco caused in EuropelI invented (by Aristotle, curiousi what to do with it. Now Columb1 still another great discovery: he front of it, and invented the worn Through the centuries filters and so has tobacco, until today 1 in the filter cigarette--Marlboro of work is MarlborolI Great tobs And so, good friends, when nex Cigarette, give a thought to the Columbus, whose vision and perse thing possible. And thank Cblumsbus too for I those wvho avant the beat In non. join. Mariboro in brlngLou you the eas.Ia gem. BOOK REVIEW "This Is Depicts "This Is Adam," by Brainard Cheney, published by McDowell, Abolensky on September 25, Is first of all a novel about loyalty: the loyalty of a Negro overseer to the white widow for whom he has worked for many years. It is also one of the most timely novels of the Fall, for- it is Inherently an important study of the two races in the South, neither so ciological nor sensational. It is rather a deep, forceful depiction of two people of different races who might be supposed to have every reason for mere coexistence or eventually even antAgonIsm, but who are drawn closer togeth er by a shared loyalty to the land. Alienated Adam came to tne Hightower famiy land In Georgia jupt before the turn of the century af ter CAo"p.a Hightower had helped him out of unjust imprisonment. Some time later after the Col onel's death, his widow, Lucy, becomes involved in a complicated land deal which includes a valu able stand of her cypresses. Per plexed and overtrusting, she stum bles afoul of her own townsmen who hope to exploit her inexperi ence for their own gain. But Adams - shrewd, tenacious and faithful--sticks by her. Background A hard life in rough land is the background of this book. The Hightower holdings and Adam's 'RcZry Round the Flag, Bopal"ansd, oo Bo1 1ek Cheek") SAIL ON! other day to you. You get up in e ordinary things you ordinarily you walk your ocelot, you go to aey, you burn the dean in effigy, a go to bed. And do you give one October 12 is Columbus Day? ibus these days. Let us, there etell his ever-glorious, endlessly irn in Genoa on August 25, 1451. i, was in the three-minute auto nor (Swifty) Columbus, was a )nly child, except for his four i his father busy all day at the istantly away at track meets, tty much, to his own devices. r brood. He was an avid reader immersed in a book. Unfor book in Genoa at the time nd after several years of reading ~rew restless. So when rumor >ther book in Barcelona, off he would carry him. 3. The only book in Barcelona tie, which proved to be nothing of Care of the Horse. ]'us began to dream of going to there were thousands of books. was on horseback, and after so Horse, Columbus never wanted ien a new thought struck him: India by seal new idea, Columbus raoed to ella on his little fat legs (Co at legs all his life) and pleaded 3 rulers were persuaded. us set foot on the New World. iSpain with a cargo of wonders ces and metals and plants and Il'-tobaccol Oh, what asensa The filter had long since been y enough) but nobody knew as, the Great Discoverer, made took a filter, put tobacco in d's first filter cigarette! have been steadily irmproved ye have achieved the ultimate.. ,of course! Oh, what a piece eo, great filter, great smoke! t you enjoy a Ano Mrlboro plucky Genoese, Christopsher verance nmade the whole lovely 0 ies MaiSbasmaa 'hilip Morris Clearet, fqr. filter smoking. Philip Morris these column 4hs.nahout Adam" Loyalty beloved Wyche Field are 'in an isolated part of Georgia at the turn of the century. The land that Adam fought for was dis turbing and disquieting to Lucy Hightower, who faced alone the uphinging of a son, until she re cognized in Adam the qualities which she wanted young Mar cellus to have. There have been few deeper or more knowledge able explorations of the two races in the South than "This Is Adam." Phi Kappa Sigma~ Holds Founder's Day Dance The-Alpha Eta Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma will celebrate their 80th anniveisary Tuesday night at a Founder's Day Formal Dance and banquet in the Ballroom of the Columbia Hotel. Tony Torre and his orchestra will provide the music for the event which will last from 9-12 p. m. Officers for this year are Bob Rogers, president; Joe Harlev, social chairman; Sonny Hite, rush chairman; Howard Weeks, pledge.. master; and John Cloyd, record ing secretary. Also, Joe Thompson, treasurer; Tom McLean, corresponding sec retary; and John Verdery and Stanley Anshus, house managers. Phi Kappa Sigma was founded October 19, 1850 at the University of Pennsylvania. The local chap ter was begun in March of 1928. CAMPBELL PHAR Cornel DRUGS - SCH NOTIONS - SC Job facts DU IN 261! BENEFIT PROS MEANS ADDED || by H. J. Hollbe Du Pont personnel repr4 Don't forget the "extras ployee benefit program wi pare the job offers and different companies. At 0 extras mean added incom4 always meet the eye. 'I life insurance, group he and surgical coverage, e health insurance, pensic paid vacation. In addition, the Compi a thrift plan. After two y Ice, for every dollar yc U. S. Savings.Bond te C aside 25 cents for the common stock in your nar 60,000 of our employees i ticipating in this plan. If youa have specific < Du Pont benefits, just Be me. I'll be happy to tr them. E. I. du Pont do Ne (Inc.), Room 12421 Nei, -ing. Wilmin=ton 98. Deli The annual Parisian Ball is on< for Lambda Chi. Ann Davies and are mixing the French "accent" , Lambda Ci Annual Pa The Syrian-Lebanon Club was transformed into a French cab aret' as Lambda Chi Alpha held their Parisian Ball. The dance, an annual affair for the Lambda Chi's, is one of the big events on the social calendar for the fraternity. The revelers were clad In French costumes, and berets and S CORNELL MACY I Arms OOL SUPPLIES IDA FOUNTAIN from DuPont PONT PLANTS A TATES OFFER V TO TECHNICAl RAM 2COME EXPANSION rg OPENS UP M sentative CAREER OPPO The location of your with Du Pont depend fications and on the field, but every effort the job and the loc preference. The chan ful match are good. Today there are z carving out careers more than 75 plants laboratories spread states. Last year the $220 million for nei of an m- increased capacities Len you comn- lations. 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This year's award went to Mrs. Anne Buckles. Music for the Ball was furnish ed by Sammy Cook and his Key notes. Lambda Chi Alpha was found ed at Boston University on March 22, 1909, by three law students. Epsilon Psi chapter here at Caro lina was chartered on\ May 12, 1945. The fraternity, with 148 chapters in the United States and Canada, boasts a total member ship of over 60,000 members. This year's officers for Lambda Chi Alpha are: Alan Edney, President; George Jones, Vice ND LABORATORI ARIED JOB LOCI 6 STUDENTS MECHANIC~ PROGRAM MOVIE ANY NEW FOR A.S.I RTUNITIES Tr'"a"'"" ratio of mocha gineers is just your chosen fib first assignment mont, plant en s on your quali- supervision or s peningsimnyour find agood fut is.madeoto match If you would ation with your what mechanca ace for a success- cheiornls indusi Du Pont fim, Ml men and women as DuPont. It with Dlu Pont at for A.S.M.E. c and nearly 100 ternity house an throughout 26 Write to Room Company spent Ing, E. I. du P< r plants and for (Inc.), Wilmig it existing instal. iew plants have to operation in S gan. Six more S on. Others are INFORMA future. Informational be s, it is true, are yours for the asl ississippi. Com-. mechanical, civi: r example, alon cal, electrical as ants, are locate at Dlu Pont; tei ig,Delawax,%an devlopmt reienilarea t hatiteetsy >fWashington, an soo add York. But tee Nemours B&lC. laboratories in Delaware. nsas and Texas, lo, Missouri and signd you'll be Compay both You'l bid the friendly, stimue the life af the and By Emly McCstebe. PDINGS Congratulations to Pat Moss (Pi Phi) and LeGrande Guerry (SN), Ginger Kaiser (CC) and Roger Brown (SN), Janet Lyman and Ernie Stokes (Phi S K), Gladys Gamble and Wayne Cousar (PiKA) on their phnnings. Best of luck to you. SIGMA NU Sigma Nu fraternity entertained at a buffet supper re cently. Enjoying Hi-Fl and refreshments were Jim Leventis and Vicki Rumph, Hal Griffin and Carolyn Smith, Bruce Bryson and Janie Brown, Dave and Beverly Coates, Teddy Kohn and Caroline Harrell, Sam Layton and Betsy McRae. PULA Among those received by Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Donelan (Xi Chapter Alumnus) were Chris Young, Bill Donelan, and Henry Price as the PiKA's partied to the music of the Pon tiacs. Also seen were Bobby Hunt, Bobby Vinson, Bo Mullis, Jimmie Mills, Todd Walters, and Marvin Ervin. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Libby Wallace hnd Tom Moore, Doris Rozier and Roland Crawford, Donna McConnell and Bill Gooding, Sara Krebs and Jimmy Johnson, Carolyn Halloran and Bobby Able, Pat Morris and Dave Fleming, Jo Church and Walt Copeland were among those seen enjoying themselves at the SPE party last week. PHI EPSILON PI Some of those seen at the Phi Ep party last Wednesday were Debbie Kahn and Garry Zahler, Ellen Young and Al Meltzer, Glinda Gunter and Marty Budner, Bobbie Boyd and Teddy Cohen, Rhonda Chambers and Ed Seigel. DROP IN Delta Zeta entertained at a Campus drop in recently. Among those attending were Jane Workman, Fred LeClercq, Rita Graham and Bunnie Meise. SPONSOR Donna McCay from Charleston, S. C. will be sponsored by the McBryde Brotherhood for Homecoming Queen, con gratulations, Donna. President; Ken Suit, Secretary; Bob Coward, Treasurer; L. L. Couns e s Foster, Rush Chairman; Witte Bull, Social Chairman; Alvin Ma- Conference this, Pledge-trainer; Dr. E. F. Nolan, Chapter Advisor. The Second Annual Carolina Counselor's Conference presented in cooperation with the Depart __________ment of Pupil Personnel and guidance of the S. C. 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