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May Queen Follo#s Fai Natural Daytime Loc Light 1 BY STAFF WRITER What are good looks? An enigmatic question that no one has ever really answered; we aren't going to try. We'll just give you a few tips to help you start a beauty woutine that will bring you closer to that enigmatic something which is good looks. One of the first steps is learn ing that make-up Ideas change; but If you're a late movie fan you already know this. Make-up is a form of fashion, and it changes almost as frequentty as 'the hemlines. Good Complexion A good complexion begins long before the application of a tinted foundation. By now you should have established a nightly rou tine for cleansing the face; 'if you haven't, by all means do. First, a thorough cleansing with a good cream; if you have dry skin, a thick one will add moisture. For oily skins, one of the thin liquids is best. Then, a generous splashing of astrin gent, and you're ready for plenty of soap and water. For oily skins, a complexion brush will cleanse large open pores. Pat your face dry with a soft towel and splash on a final application of astringent. For dry skins, a thin application of night cream will add moisture. An oily skin should be washed at least three times every day, dry Bkins less often but a cleansing cream can be substituted for soap and water. Also for oily skins a weekly facial or clay masque will cleanse open pores. One of the grainy preparations is good for oily skins, use it as often as three times weekly. Day Make-Up Make-up for day should be light and natural--which means no eyeshadow, heavy eye-liner, or Irridescent mascara. Eye shadow is marvelous at night, and no one should be without ,it,-but not at high noon. To apply make-up, start with a fae cleansed as described above. For dry skins, a non sticky, transparent moisturizing lotion rwdll protect skin against chapping end loss of natural molidture. Next, an eye cream smoothed on the eyelids will sobbe and give a dewy-eyed look. To paint away undereye circles, smooth a shade of foundation lighter than that used for the rest of the face along the circle line. There are several stick foundations which do this job well. listed Fondatione Now comes tinted foundation, dabbed on and blended with long sweeping strokee. Forw over-rosy skins. a beige foundation; for Contestant, nily Traditi k lake-Uj sallow skins, a foundation with more pink. A new foundation that we can't say enough good things about - "ultima" complexion tints by Revlon. It adds nutrients and moisture without oiliness. A thin liquid that goes on easily and doesn't cake or turn orangey actually loks better the longer Its worn. A light application of rouge is next; a liquid rouge is easier to use since It can be blended easier. It takes a real expert to apply powdered rouge correctly. Area For Rouge Dab1 a little rouge under the eye and blend down over the cheek-bone, never further down than the corner of the nose, and out toward the hairliine. Use cot ton to wipe away the excess. Next, a thin application of powder, dabbed on and then pressed into the skin. Use a com plexion brush or cotton to wipe away excess. Powder can be used in a shade that matches founda tion or one that is slightly darker. To make daytime eyes, use a light eyeliner close to upper lashes, blend with tip of the fin ger; makes eyes seem larger. Daytime Mascara For daytime use, mascara in either light brown, gray or navy blue, never jet black even if you're a brunette. A pply mascara with an upward stroke of the brush, using clean, dry brush to remove excess. To fill out sparse eyebrows, use two ehades of eyebrow pencil -say, light and medium brown. Additions should be above the eyebrow line, using short, feath ary strokes. Blend with a slightly famip mascara brush. 28 Different Flavors of ICE CREAM Wingate, on To USC (Editor's note: This is the last in a series of interviews with the contestants for May Queen.) The last of the May Queen con. tesbants to be interviewed is Caro lyn Wingate, a senior secondary education major. C a r o l y n, who has always wanted to teach school, is learn 'ing what teaching is really like. She is doing her practice teach ing this year and says she is enjoying almost every minute of it. Carolyn transferred to Carolina from Converse after her fresh man year. In the Wingate family, coming to USC is more or less a family tradition; all of Careo lyn's family attended Carolina. Here at Carolina, Carolyn is a member of Chi Omega social so rority, a member of Student Council and Student Union and on the Honor Board. Carolyn enjoys dancing, water skiing and reading good books. Last summer she worked at Eastover resort in Massachusetts. "It was exciting, and I really liked New England; but I cer tainly did miss Southern food," she said. Tri-Delts Elect New Officials Delta Delta Delta social sor ority recently elected new officers for 1960-61. Elizabeth Duvall was chosen president and Hope Gettys was elected vice president. Other officers include: Gibson Godbey, recording secertary; Lu cretia d e L o a c h , corresponding secretary; Ann Edens, treasurer; Betsy Childs, chaplain; Claudia Waites, marshal land Sally Black mon, social chairman. > Best False Lashes For Drama For a long sweep of lashes at night, false lashes can be pur chased at many Columbia stores. To give a more natural look cut the tips of the lashes into a jag ged line. Apply surgical glue to the edge of the lashes and place them close to your own upper lashes. Press into place with finger, let dry and mascara. If your eyes are close set try eye shadow stopping over the center of the eye and extend it upward toward the browline. For eyes that are too far apart spread shadow across the entire eyelid. Lipstick Technique Last step . .. lipstick. Straight out-of--the-tube methods can't compare with a lipstick brush. Prop 'the elbow on a flat surface, steady the chin with the L,ittle finger, and hold the brush ex actly as you would an ordinary Draw the upper lip first, one half at the time; same for the lower lip. Then, lightly fill in the outline, blot several times, apply a thin dusting of powder and start over; it lasts and lasts that way. If the lower lip is too full, a little lighter shade of lipstick will .make it seem smaller. To make a thin mouth look fuller, brush a fine line outside the ridge of the Lips using darker shade of lipstick than you use inside. When applying lipstick never cut corners, only someone with an extremely full mouth should resort to this. Now you're ready to face the daytime world. This is only a small part of good looks but more next time. Apple Pie Orderi TW HOWARD JOHNSON'S own special apple pie. Olnnamon-weet, flaky - end deliclousI Corner Stat. & Blossoma Sereets, wort More on Campus W Regulati BY COOKIE CRUM Staff Writer Easter vacation - here we come! Just think, we can act ually wear Bermudas anybime and anywhere we see fit for five whole dayl IIt's going to be heaven! Seriously, it is 'hard on girls not to be able to wear Bermudas down to the post office in the aft ernoon, or out for a ride at night without havdng to explain that she 'has been in a drive-in the entire time. We are not asking to wear them to classes or uptown shopping or anywhere that Ber mudas are either unreasonable or socially incorrect; we just don't want to have to change clothes or put on a raincoat to walk to the sorority room, to check the mail, or even to walk down to the tennis courts. This week's representatives of Carolina students are .answering the question: Should girls be al lowed to wear Bermudas outside of the dorm%ories? BENJAMIN RISINGER, a sophomore, says: "I can see no real reason why girls shouldn't be allowed to wear Bermudas in the after and whe The field has never The challenge has a EnIears at Pratt & Whltne wit the dvlp et of systems-air breath'n rock< types for propulsion spae entirel new in concept that and aled research progran not previously assocate wi engines. Where the compan: in grduates with degrees il engieerng,it now also i eletrcal cemical, and nuci cheitry, and metallurgy. Included in a wide range of technically trained graduate basic fields: ANALYTICAL ENGINEE activit are concerned with the fields of science or engin< of new products. They carr vanced flight and space syi terms of practical design ap information which is essenti systems that have developmei DESIGN ENGINEERING activ Interest in the applica dynamics, stress anays an to the creation of new Aght gaged In this activity at P& formnance and structural req] and design it as a complete we EXPERIMENTAL ENGINI and coordinate fabrication, a of experimental apparatus, a opment engines. They devise specify instrumentation and test programs. Responsibility aent program also Includes of results and recomnmendati MATERIALS ENGINEER] at P&WA in .metali nader various en tal usefulness as applied to adva Ibey deve material testhy tiR jta Pwf Hlsr minutaa. A& 4AI ear rons On B noons and on dates. There really isn't any difference in wearing them to a registered party and on dates. I suppose the girls think they are more comportable and cooler, or they wouldn't want to wear them, They certainly don't distract from their appearance. "I don't see all the opposition against them. All the little things a girl has to go through to wear them makes me think that there Is some reason they shouldn't be trusted in them. What they are not to be trusted for is not clear. "There might be a good point in not wearing them to class. However, I can still see no out standing reason why they can't. It seems that the rules should be lenient enough to allow the girls to be comfortable." SALLI MARTI, a freshman, feels: "I think that girls should have the- privilege of deciding for themselves where and when they should wear Bermudas. We cer tainly choose what we will wear the rest of the time, so I don't see why they should prohibit us from wearing a perfectly accept able mode of dress-especially when it is -hot! "Most girls realize that there is a time and a place for every thing, and I don't think that if Lt they do at Pre been broader aever been greater y Aircraft today are concerned dll forms of flight propulsion et, nuclear and. other advanced s. Many of these systems are so their design and development, is, require technical personnel th the developent of aircraft t was once pmarily interested i mechanica and aeronautical equires men with degrees in ear engineering, and in physics, engineering activities open to a At all'levels are these four RING Men engaged in this fundamental investigations in :ering related to the conception y out detailed analyses of ad items and interpret results in plications. They provide basic al in determining the types of it potential. The rim r'quiitehere is an toelerdnmc,thermob. d-principles ofi machine design propulsion systems. Men en WA establish the specific pr ulrements of the new product yrking mechanism. iBRING Here men supervise ssembly-and laboratory testing ystem components, and devel test rigs and laboratory setups, direct execution of the actual in this phase of the develop-. analysis of test data, reporting ons for future effort. NO Men active in this field i, alloys and other materials conditions to determine their iced flight propulsion systems. methods and desig special responsible for the dtermine. kjuen and causes of failures cr World'. foremoet design ITT & WHI CONNECflCUT 4 KORIDA RESEARCH AND DRVR4 pardingaon enginee.In are... at ft 8"rr kk4 &Vy irVWe In my *r6 rmudas 2 we were allowed to wear Bermu das-even just after class that the rule would be abused." OARTER ASBILL, a senior, gives his OpWon: "I firmly believe that the Uni verfty Is too strict about girls leaving the campus in Bermudas -or wearing them on campus, for that matter. Since World War II, there has been a general broad ening of ideas and opinions along certain social lines, and I feel that this has been held back here at the University. "Smoldng and social drinking are both acceptable in social cir cles, and girls 'have freedom to do this in almost every area of the U. S. Why shouldn't girls be allowed to wear Bermudas? Ber muda are proper clothes, and if the dress for a party calls for students of we serve a a tt & Whitney Al Exhaustive testing of fa - thrust chambers Is cai Research and Dev Frequent Informal dicm engineers assure contInu on related mee TNEy AIR WPERAT3ONs- liee Martfrd WMUNT CENTER -Palm SemA e sun i & Whitney Aiat... . y. I,tx4l upon h6J 00 Strict clothing of that sort, then free dom to leave the campus wearing Bermudas is proper. "This is only one of ithe meiy problems that I think the Uni versity should grow up about and come out of the 'Victorian fog' that seems to surround the 'exalted throne' on campus." BEE CHESTNUT, a junior, believes: "I believe wearing Bermudas on campus is simply a matter of preference. Most girls have enough taste to know when Ber mudas are proper attire and when they are not suitable. However, the rules are not made by us but by people who have our inter ests in mind; therefore, -regard less of wheather or not we agree with their choice, we should abide by their rules." Carolina, he finest rcraft... N.-seate rocket engine 'led on at the flordd *lopment Center. C wons-mn Mexnge, fra ueles