Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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gert don't. GR.f The Arty 10 the people .-a haselted to desire ny run ftr PresiN r why When do you begin houId I jour camplgn? 'cib? Freshman D In Kirkland By Tunic DuRant Never again will I ever com plain about my dormitory room. The other day I went to Kirkland Apartments and I found a girl living in the kitchen! I asked Mary Michael how she liked her room, and she said, i CITY BARE 1314 Mai For good haircuts in a it's always CITY BARE Your patronage will b (AuMhor of "I Was a Love8 of THE PLEDGE MAY BE Y( Today's column is directed at graduates who have recently 1) ried, poor lambs, that they won list of simple instructions whic positively guarantee that you sorority girl. First, let us take up the n housemother is your friend, yc must treat her with respect. Wl address her as "Mother Sigafoos stances niust you say, "Hey, fat Second, let us discuss laundr, the front porch of the sorority shows a want of breeding. Use t] Third, meals. Always reienb meals for a houseful of healthy cook goes to a great dleal of troui and nourishing. Tlhe least you tion. Don't just (devolur yo ur delight, "WVhat dlelicious p)ork jo bone!" or ''What scrumptious wvater I" Fourth, clothing. Never for flects not just on yourself hut well enough before you jo)iined campus in your old iddy( blo: you must take great pains to di admiring comments from all wh< for examplle, there was a Chli 0 at the University of Iowa who 1I sorors. Camille hit on the igen to the class she was at tending. I .wore a buskin and jerkin. To'u ( carried a stein of pilsener. Tlo ticker tape. IIer shininigest h dressed as a white mouse for I Omega sisters, but the entire mourning when she was killed b~ Finally, let us take up the refer, of course, to dating. As we have seen, the way ymc but the men you (late reflect er that your date is ani acetah bush; ask him point-blank, "' Unless he replies, "Yeah, hey," But don't just take his word him closely. Are his fingeri jacket freshly oiled? Is his ul p)ublic liability insurance? An< lhe smoke Marlboros? If lhe's a M~arlboro manm, you moat, wit and wisdom, charac warmth, presence andl poise, t4 soft pack andl flip-top box. Y< sorority will be p)roudl of him, proud of him, amnd I will be pai * The makers of Marlboro, h,ai like to mnen'tion another of II Altered Philip Morris--arallah tional new king-size C7oimma Come,come... To seek an honor It is a great would be indecent, honor to i9ndeed ,on can erve the consider servieude people ? honorable... escribes D( Apartment When I first saw it, I nearly ried. I shuddered at the thought f sleeping under wall cabinets. qow I wouldn't trade it for any ther room on campus. "I have a walk in pantry closet, double sink and loads of elec rical outlets. Cheery yellow walls ER SHOP n Street cheerful atmosphere, ER SHOP e highly appreciated. Teen-age Dwarf", "The Many Dobie Gilli&", etc.) YOU SAVE )UR OWN those young female under Adged sororities and are wor 't make good. Following is a 4, if faithfully observed, will will be a mad success as a latter of housemothers. The ur guide, your mentor. You Men you wish to speak to her, ' or "Ma'am." In no circum lady." 1. Never hang your wash on house. This is unsightly and ic Chapter Room. r that planning and preparing girls is no simple task. Your ble to make your menu varied -an (10 is show your apprecia ood11; praise it. Exclaimi with sis!" or "Wh'lat a yummy soup fish heads !" or "What clear ~et that. your app)learncne re on the whole house. It was a .orority to lounge around e and gym bloomers, but now es in a manner which excites observe you. A few years ago, nega namedl Camille Ataturk ought gohs of glory to all her 10us notijon of suiting her garh or instance, to English Lit sIhe rman she wore lederhtosen andl( Fcon sIhe wore 120) yards of ar camne one. (lay whten she 'sych Ll>. Not only her Cli stent bodly went into (deel) y the jantitor's cat. nost imtportalnt top)ic of all. I dress reflects ont your sorority, en more. lie abhsolutely certatin fellowv. I )on't heat abloult the Fre yout an ac(ceptale fellow?" sendt him p)ackintg. that lhe is accep)tale. Intspect s clean? Is his black leather ceee in tune? 1 )oes lie carry I, nmost significant of all, (does know lhe has taste and (discernt ter and( sapiiee, dlecencey and lent and grit, ilter and flavor, >u will he p)roudh of him, your lhe makers of Marlboro will bie I for this columnt. I 19110 Ma. &Ihulmn., * tg paid for this column, wuld teir ine cigarettea-m)ile, un e in regular size or the sensa italer uane a Conanander Well...you'll It is improbable at least that its authore Gor endorae hme accurately You the Party expressed my a plt&rm views without donlu consulting me. Coo orm Life s Kitchen ch lend a homey atmosphere which ,f attracts all my homesick friends. m "Also, the girls are used to head- S ing for the kitchen after dates at home, so my room has become the T central meeting place of the dormi- E tory." Mary pointed out that some C Carolina men don't seem to realize a that Kirkland Apartments is a r dormitory which adheres to the regulations set forth for female % residence halls. When I asked her how she and p the other girls liked living in Kirk- t: land she stated that they were wild e about it. "There are only about fifty girls s residing here, and we are all one big happy family." t Honorary Fral First Meeting 4 The first Psi Chi meeting of I the semester was held Thursday, September 22. Dr. Erland Nelson, faculty ad visor, gave an interesting talk on the history and past accomplish- t ments of the fraternity. Nvwly elected president, Ken neth Ball and vice president, What w as an e: at Pratt Regardless of your specialty, able engineering atmosphere. Back in 1925, when Pratt & M ing and developing the first of powerplants, an attitude wa engineering excellence was thc That attitude, that recognitio of technical superiority is still p The field, of course, is broadei No longer are the company' graduates with degrees in i engineering. Pratt & Whitney with the development of all systems for the aerospace me nuclear and other advanced t in concept. To carry, out ana or maternals engineering assigi mechanical, aeronautical, elec engineering are needed, along in physics, chemistry and meti Specifically, what would you talent provides the best ans' Aircraft provides the atmosj can fournsh'. Development t4 is carried out i Pratt & Whitni velopment Cor engine test mi remote blockh< providing a m~ At P&WA's Connecticut Aircra Engine Laboratory (CANEL) ni nical talents are focused on th4 ment of nuclear propulsion si future air and space vehicles. live mock-up of a reactor scientists and engineers can critical mass, material reactis cients, control effectiveness< reactor parameters. PRAT RlORIDA U - For further information olier or writ, to Mr. Even your high opinion of my re fitnes for public oMice shall not ed petuade me? [SCE Announces Officers, Plans Trhe Walter E. Rowe student apter of the American Society Civil Engineers held its first ecting of the year on Wednesday !ptember 21. New officers for the year art homas E. Wainner, president; mory J. Infinger, vice president onald R. Wells, treasurer; Noe adwell, corresponding secretar, 7d Jim Crayford, recording see -tary. Committees for the coming yea ere appointed to conduct the func ons of the society. The purpose of the society is t romote closer relations betweei ie students and the profession o ivil engineering. The society plans to presen me interesting speakers an iovies this year which will be ope i all Carolina students. ernity Has 9f Year tonald Wingard each gave a tal 1n the past activities and futut xpectations of Psi Chi. Anyone interested in joinin his honorary psychology fraternit s cordially invited to attend tI iext Psi Chi meeting, October 6, i -oom 302 Barnwell at 8 o'clock. oild ngmneei & & hi rou would work in a favor Ihitney Aircraft was design its family of history-making born-a recognition that key to success. a of the prime importance redominant at P&WA today. Snow, the challenge greater. s requirements confined to echanical and aeronautical Aircraft today is concerned forms of flight propulsion lium-air breathing, rocket, ~pes. Some are entirely new ytical, design, experimental iments, men with degrees in trical, chemical and nuclear with those holding degrees illurgy. do?-your own engineering ver. And Pratt & Whitney >here in which that talent sting of liquid hydrogen-fueled n specially built test stands lik4 y Aircraft's Florida Research< ter. Every phase of an expe y be controlled by engineers use (inset), with closed-circuit ti ans for visual observation. Ft Nuclear Representative any tech- tioning for P&i Sdevelop- site data recc estems for provide auton With this computed datc ,nuclear testing of an e determine capable of re ity coeffi- values per secc mnd other World's foremi T & WHITNE Division of United Aircr CONNECTICUT OPERATIOI SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CI 'egarding an engineering care ft P. Azinner, Engineering n4 Softened f ao tn.ey Airci ~I i rockets this at nd De imental from a of electronic aids func. Studies< A engineers is this on- liquid ai ding center which can P&WA's atically recorded and auxiliary simultaneously with the Experime gine. This equipment is such pr< ording 1,200 different basic coi st designer and builder of flight pro, Y AIRCRAFT ft Corporation IS - East Hartford NTER - Palm Beach County, Florida r at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, const tparment P.-att & WAhitney Aircraft, Eri Lines In ~aft? / f solar energy collection and d vapor power cycles typify researc'n in advanced space power systems. Analytical and 1tal Engineers work together in grams to establish and test cepts. ,ulsionl systems It your college placement t Hrarr 8A Coennaetcte. Suits .I% libby Keefe "Th, living eav:y" it the new fall suits and enisemibles. Suit jackets and skirts have taken to fall's eased iihouettc. Suits iuve also taken to the rich fall colors and fabri:-s. Rarely Seen this fall i:; the arrow\ slim skirt. Slim ski: i ykar Veans one that is gathei ed oi tukii at the top. The exception is the walking suit, a slim skirt Shto%ws to dvantage the loiger co at in these suits. Pleat hive taken to fall sits liie( duck- take to water. Gores are al a pa:t of the new suit fluidity. really grTceful skirt is one that mh1ines both gores and pljew'. ta soft, huoyant but not ful; Flaed Skirt S-io-e suit skirts arc gathered n to a ip.i yoke for- just a little ullnes- ind east. of movement. TheAe sirts are topped with ont the longer jackets. Suit inclKets comef- in miany lengths. from the waist length, >x y jicket to a three-quarter length coat Most jackets are looiv fitt<d and slim although sI have extra fullness to give a hell effect. Mos Jackets have a collar of -me type, usually a big notched tne. but r,)lled collars and the sialler (es are often seen. Fur roflars, fake or otherwise, are f'ouind evorvwhere in all sizes. Walking Suit Sleeves are usually elbow or three-quarter length to allow a pretty show of bracelet and glove. The sleeves have a little additional fullness. giving a bell shaped ef fect. Malany of this fall',; suits come with a pullover in the suit fabric. Really avant garde are pullovers in fake leopard, jaguar and ocelot; for those who have the courage. The walking suit is better than ever. for coat warmth and a suit look. To wear with the three quarter lenigth coat and slim skirt therv are jersey blouses in match ig Colurs or pull-overs in the same fabric. After Six F0r a ',It lok and plenty of ashio: .ileage a snart ensellble s a gotid bet. Eit1hi- dress alnd a''t1e jacket a nd skit wvithP its w llll.ver with the addition of .E\V acc.ssories (an go (n and on. Thi fa'.'s suit i- nit stopped by n eght:fall tor wi i 1i- addition t O of tit new tulle hats and a i: of gltter. a basic Stilt ieed not .-~ :or after six, briocade siuits artal in-Ctdl'i- with aLl thte biest :a:aturec -f their tweed couws ns are 1n ex,el -not eb oice. These also 1ne thle new briight fal colors, a' WellI as elegant shades of beige. F or \weater addliets, there are * weater suits tis year. The "suits'" , miea simi wool knit ski,rt, pulloveit sweaiter andt cardigan -'est miagnifhiue. G;ne is the dayi when a fa2 quit -a- i.a'\, brown or gray. This yi-a: -timts comle ini a rainbow oft Moavia the grapevine - - amtiet hvs:, deep purpIjles, mauve and1 ~. win- red.( Ot her c lorts: bn;ght greenti, taupley briowns. even hm: pink. TheIn fabrics in tall suits are often lheavy, furry andI marvelously soft. P laids, c'hee-ks and textured wioils arc also in the runlning. 10wear withI the fall suits, lots of glitter; big and higger beads. three and1 for strands deep or big hinls somtlimells itn groups oif two arIe goxod. Two of the smaller bracelets are better than one wide IA.inger, eight button gloves are hetter with t.he elbow length sleeves than the ever-populari wrist length gloves. For real dash use gloves itn t.he same color ats the su1it. A play of fur in a big hat adds j1ust the dash for many of this fail's unlderst.ated suits and en. sembiles. Also fake fur bags, all size's, are good with most fall suits. IA)wered Waistline D)resse's have also taken on the softened fall silhouette anti often the furry fabrics found in this year's suits. As in the suits the grapey colors dominate the fashion picture. The big change in dress fashions is the lowered waistline. This longer torso is often banded with a bias piece of the fabric or is loosely belted by a small sash or narrow leather belt. The princess dress has been re vived and really packs a fashion wallop when the skirt is pleated. Elbow length sleeves, slightly helled na also seen in drams.