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Devotion
Week Set
At BSU
Next week, Monday throul
Saturday, there will be a we
of Rededication at the Bapt
Student Center. The prograt
will feature outstanding you
speakers on our Carolina cai
pus. Among the speakers a
Emory Boette, Bob Poteat, ai
Ken Aken. Each night the pr
gram will also include speei
music by various students.
GERALD A. PARSC
1950 and his M.E
from Cornell Univ
Electric in 1954 ar
Marketing Admini
Large Steam Turbi
a ma
"Men and busines
Gerald A. Parsom
sonnel developme
pends to a great e:
challenge. And I'v
a man has to face
others - but the f
ing himself to his
"During my fe
I've had plenty of
Challenging train
locations within
broader understa
* present job I hav
perts, both in est
helping to achiev
Stoward future pot
* of successful busi
DOYOL
1. 'W
2D
'U 2 . ',
Se
The ManlI
Two Frat
Actives; f
Two more fraternities have an
rh nounced new actives and pledges
!k at the end of spring rush. Lambda
st Chi Alpha named eight pledges
ni and five actives and Sigma Chi
th has added 11 actives to the roll.
n- Lambda Chi Alpha's new
re pledges are Billy Rast, Bob
id Schaffner, Hugh Eaker, Walter
o- Lancaster, Russ Johnson, Dean
al Jenkins, John Woods, and Jack
McElveen.
NS received his B.A. in
:.A. one year later, loth
ersity. He joined General
d is presently Specialist
stration in the company's
ne-Generator Department.
he biggef
mn has toi
3es are alike in one respect," says
1, 30-year-old marketing and per
,t specialist. "Their success de
Ktent on how well they respond to
e found that the biggest challenge
mn his job is not the competition of
ar more important one of develop
fullest capabilities.
ur years with General Electric,
opportunity for self-development.
ing assignments at five different
the company have given me a
nding of my career area. In my
a the benefit of working with ex
Lblishing long-range goals and in
a them. I've found that working
ential is vital in the development
nesses - and successful men."
,ThinkIi
hen your friends impart confidences,
you feel (A) uncomfortable, or
) complimented?
a you prefer a task which demands
~) the organization of complex details,
(B) a constant flow of ideas?
~ould your first reaction to a difficult
mmittee appointment be that you has
en (A) "stack," or (B) honored?
you were a contestant on a quiz
ogram which of these question
tegories would you prefer: (A) popula
ngs of today, or (B) current events?
Nho Thinks for
Name
'ledges
John Orr, Frankie Jeffords,
Billy Brown, Bobby Nash and Joe
Brant are that fraternity's latest
actives.
Sigma Chi's eleven new actives
are: Charles Behling, Bruce
Brannon, Jeffy Jeffcoats, Bill
Jones, Jack Lynn, Bubba Mc
Kenzie, Ed Pitts, Don Rutledge,
Jim Smiley, Tommy Walker, and
Humpy Wheeler.
;t challeri
lace is hi
Young men such as Gerry
to the future of companies lih
to the growth of America's
enterprise economy. Our nat
pend more and more upon
individuals who continue to
capabilities during their lifel
That is why General Elec1
for individual progress - w
creasing knowledge and skil
ployees, including 30,000 co]
is only as individuals meet
development that there conti
a business, an industry, or a r
Roigress Is Our Most k
SGENERAL0
ar Koursi
ADBD
ADBe
9.Which would weigli
heavily in your cho
cigarettes: (A) the
of friends with simi
or (B) your own
considered judgmer
It is usually the es
who really thinli
around to VICER(
cigarette . .. for
VICEROY is the
them a thinking ni
man's taste.
*Jf y..u checked (E
Himself Knot
Society
Honors
Officers
New officers for Arnold Air
Society were honored recently
with a steak dinner at the Fort
Jackson Officer's club. Dancing
and music by the G-Clefs high
lighted the affair.
The new officers are Sid Dodd,
commander; Mike Calp, vice
,ommander; Bob Roson, ISO; Jim
Sequi, comptroller; and Dalton
Floyd, secretary.
ge
mself"
Parsons are important
:e General Electric and
dynamic, competitive
ion's progress will de
those forward-looking
levelop to their fullest
ime.
ric provides a climate
th opportunity for in
is --for all of its em
lege graduates. For it
the challenge of self
iues to be progress for
ation.
ELECTRIC
THIS A
WI LL, 7
5.Do you find that you worn
.more effectively (A) under
or (B) on your own schedi
6. Is it your feeling that clos
friendships with superiors
(A) a great help, or (B) a<
hindrance to your career'a
S7. Which, to your mind, has
influence on you in makin:
(A) the instructor, or (B)
matter of a course?
S8. Do you believe that the a
makes waste" is (A) alws
.. (B) often false?
more
ice of filter
Lar tastes,
se that men and women
for themselves come
Y as their brand of filter
two very good reasons: V
one cigarette that gives
an's filter and a smoking e
~) on any six of the nine
really think for yourself!I
ONLY VICEROY HA
VS"" ITER. . .A SMOKI
WHI
Jeal Iace
Genie Westons
Kappa Delta sorority wiH enl
tertain with it-4 White Rome Ball
toight aat the Wade Hampton
hotel from 9 to 1. The officer8
amd their escort- are Jean Race,
Ibresideit, with William Brown;
Dickie Mc4Cmnls, vice--prexident.
%illh David Caldwell - Mimii
I'atat. secretary, with Bobby
Catlicart: e Westoni, treaq
irer. ith1 Juliae Adamu; Sara
Kreh-4, assistanit treasurer, with
IIIHZ' H1oagland ; C a r o I y. n
(:alpe-r-. editor, with Dave Stan
ford: Smand [I*er-, rush chair
mai, with Jimmy Leveiiii-4; and
.Mary .lln imig, damee chair
mani. with Charlie Way.
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