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San dr, . ZTA Elects New Slate Of Officers June McCauley has been elected president of Zeta Tau Alpha sor ority for tho coming year with Jacquie Splawn serving as vice president. ,Recording secretary Is Saunda Carney; treasurer is Kathy Davis; corresponding secretary, Luanne -Sanders; historian, Jo Church; membership chairman, Jean Riley and rush chairmen are Marcia Ward and Margaret Adans. English: DRI% /* * MAKE Start talking our langt hundreds of checks jusi We're paying $25 each f< words judged best! Thin] new words from two word this page. Send yours t< Box 67A, Mt. Vernon, N. name, address, college an Get the genuini Get th of a 6. TQ0Ntv. LOY06 *d a.r a Callahan S Sponsoring Magazine Is Glamour "Glamour" Magazine is spon soring its third annual contest to select the ten best dressed college girls in America. These will be featured in the August College Issue of that magazine. Colleges throughout the United States and Canada have been in vited to participate in this con test, and "The Gamecock" spon sors the selection of the coed from the University cainpus. Of each participant three pho tographs are to be submitted for the selection of the final ten. These three pictures are to show the candidate in (1) a typical on campus outfit, (2) an off-campus daytime outfit, and (3) a date dress. The ten best dressed of the candidates will be selected by a panel of "Glamour" editors. They will be flown to New York in June by American Airlines as guests of the magazine. While in New York they will stay at the Biltmore Hotel, will participate in "Glamour's" Col lege Fashion Show, will appear on television and will be enter tained in the homes of "Glamour" editors and at theaters and res taurants. Kappa Sig Fraternity Elects Dobson As Head The following officers have ske, grand treasurer. been elected to serve during the Also elected were guards, spring term for the Chi Omega Ronald Fee and Hugh L. Simril chapter of Kappa Sigma fra- house manager, Hugh L. Simril ternity. IFC, Robert A. Dobson an Grand Master is Robert A. Charlie Bell; German club, Jc Dobson, III, a senior in the school seph H. Parkman; intramura of business administration. Grand representative, Hugh L. Simril. procurator is Harry B. Gregory. Rush chairman is Victor M Other officers are Joseph H. Parkman, grand master of cere monies; John C. Stamatiades, Charles D. Bell; and social chair grand scribe; William G. Hant- man, Charles D. Bell. 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EY M.HESTR ZiGWAT 'Best I USC Ch Is JunIo From U Sandra Callahan, a retarial science stude the University's candi< "Glamour" magazine select the ten best dr( in America. Sandra was selected pate in the nation-wid tion through a contest on the University cam "Gamecock." A comn, sisting of four stud Dean Elizabeth Clotw ing as a faculty advis, the candidate. This year Sandra is heart of Lambda Chi A fraternity. In the past Sandra h pated in the annual M and Black beauty pagea Valentine Queen conteF also worked on the "Si staff and is a member Alpha Sigma, honor for secretarial science The three pictures o versity's candidate whi ing submitted for jud her in the three outfits this page. (Photos by : Heart Of I Is Your P By BILL DUNNE Technical Writer I This is the second in a series of articles by Bill Dunne deal. ing with monaural and stereo phonic sound systems. The heart of your sound sys tem is your power amplifier. Some amplifiers can produce only a narrow band of tones, over emphasize the lower tones, over emphasize the higher tones, or some emphasize tones un evenly. Full Band Width When an amplifier cannot bring you the "full band width" not only do you lose tones, but frequently false tones are gener ated when notes above and below the amplifier range try to crowd in. Distortion occurs when the amplifier cannot bring you an exact reproduction of the original sound. "Distortion" may be di vided into two types -- harmonic and intermodulation - bosh of which can be accurately meas ured. Harmonic Distortion Harmonic distortion is not a direct measure of the listening dissatisfaction that will be pro duced, but it can be a useful and convenient indication. When harmonic distortion is less than one percent at full power over the entire 20 to 20,000 cycle tone range, then the iUter modulation distortion in an am plifier is also less than one per cent over the same tone and power range. Amplifiers Amplifiers can produce dis cordant tones in the bass portion t At tieslsg. *f thegrilo wr ous Tendersweet' I Corner Slate and m )ressed Girl' nce r don junior sec it, will be late in the contest to ssed coeds to partici- 0 e competi sponsored )us by the $ ittee con ants with )rthy act or selected the sweet pha social as partici iss Garnet nt and the t. She has ndlapper" of Sigma fraternity tudents. r the Uni ch are be ring show shown on Piorini.) [ood Sound System ower Amplifier of the spectrum, or the middle of these specifications. My personal the spectrum . or the treble por- preference is the H. H. Scott tion. For example, when ampli- model that has a self-contained fier distortion is over one per- preamplifier. cent at the bass end or the treble The McIntosh MC-60 and MC end, then discordant tones are 30, 60 tnd 30 watts respectively, produced between bass and treble are both excellent power ampli instruments. fiers as is the Pilot SA-22 which Completeis a basic stereo amplifier. The Complte RelismAA1410A is the Pilot basic mona But to reproduce music and ural power amplifier. speech with complete realism, it is also necessary for the power Financial Investment amplifief- to have enough reserve To give some idea of the finan power capacity. cial investment involved the Pilot While a sound-reproducing am- AA-410A is $59.50, the SA-232 plifier is seldom if ever called is $89.50, the McIntosh MC-60 is upon to produce full power for $198.50 and finally the MC-30 is any long period, nevertheless, it $143.50. is in the nature of sounds to de- Th toiofhe exarcl mand full power for many short wl epemlfesadsek theserspecsications.Myd.ersona youenee?IMtstsrobabl60one- A c MC 30,ho wt sncesr o 60tnlv att espciey Sine mst oodlouspeker aNie menh wxcellen cpower ampli avean nery eficenc ofonl vaers int igmah Pi s232 so-c L'voperent axium oer he isa frasiter.Tey areplvferT whoe sun rage,th on- WlAA140Aiste, Ro Thorp Bar rourth ofaa watteaveragefpowe Teoe ny5lOOh fawt o,gv Doal iam thutnan RoAl -410A Hutto.5, teSA-23 tvrg oe nteari rn ihae.50 theoIanosh Turneri Thteluspae rrogl h ewtoic obet Brue Satcl iunevas ofcersaionalsech.n Lus. 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