Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NUTI OR g6RUP 6RU1 At 810 Sumter St. Full-Time BY KATHIE DARLING Staff Writer Miss Marjorie Cooper, a na tive of Sumter, South Carolina, is successfully combining being the housemother at 810 Sumter Street with being a full-time stu (lent here at Carolina. She is en rolled in the scool of education, Have Pepsi PEPSI-COLA BOTT Columbi What Ni as an e at Prati Regardless of your specialty, able engineering atmosphere. Back in 1925, when Pratt & ' ing and developing the first of powerplants, an attitude was engineering excellence was th< That attitude, that recognitio of technical superiority is still p The field, of course, is broader No longer are the company' graduates with degrees in m engineering. Pratt & Whitney with the development of all systems for the aerospace mec nuclear and other advanced ty in concept. To carry out anal; or materials engineering assign mechanical, aeronautical, elect engineering are needed, along in physics, chemistry and meta Specifically, what would you< talent provides the best answ Aircraft provides the atmosp1 can flourish. Development tes is carried out in Pratt & Whitney velopment Cent< engine test may remote blockhou providing a mec .At P&WA's Connecticut Aircraft| Engine Laboratory (CANEL) mar nical talents are focused on the d ment of nuclear propulsion syst< futur, air and space vehicles. M live mock-up of a reactor, scientists and engineers can de critical mass, material reactivity cients, control effectiveness anc reactor parameters. PRATT FLORIDA RESE For further information regc officer or write to Mr. R.I eigh 6 Student Ai although her ultimate goal is to be a guiidance counselor in a high school or a college. Miss Cooper used to work as a hospital X-ray technician, but stated her reason for changing vocations as her "genuine inter est in young people. That's the truth!" LING COMPANY 1, S. C. r-m1C Y01 ngieer & Whit you would work in a favor lhitney Aircraft was design its family of history-makmng born-a recognition that key to success. i of the prime importance redominant at P&WA today. now, the challenge greater. 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 muents, men with degrees in rical, chemical and nuclear with those holding degrees llurgy. :o?-your own engineering er. And Pratt & Whitney iere in which that talent ing of liquid hydrogen-fueled rocke's specially built test stands like this at Aircraft's Florida Research and De r. Every phase of an experimental be controlled by engineers from a se (inset), with closed-circuit television ns for visual observation. M4uclear Representative of electi y tech- tioning for P&WA engli evelop- site data recording ci tims for provide automatically ith this computed data simultar nuclear testing of an engine. TI termine capable of recording coeffi- values per second, I other World's foremost desig & WHITNEY A] Division of United Aircraft Corporal CONNECTICUT OPERATIONS - East ARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER - P irding an engineering career at Pro R. Azinaer. Engineering Depaetmant, Congratulations, Not quite, GoAr! I gu.. Wench... this makes Lucifer was you the now merely the wrestling leading champ. contender! Fso Serves Her varied interests . inclu(e knitting an(l painting still life Studies in oil. To point out that she was a true amateur, she said, "I*ve never had an art lesson in my life. However, I plan to take a course or two someday when I can work it in!" As a member of the First Bap tist Church, Miss Cooper used to be active in young people's work until this year because she no longer has enough time for it. Miss Cooper, a novice hostess, has gotten to know personally each of the twenty-six freshman Watch C4rilma THURSDAY, I Holiday Music KS LA A do iey Air onic aids func- Studies of: eers is this on- liquid and nter which can P&WA's re recorded and auxiliary po eously with the Experimenta uis equipment is such progri 1,200 different basic concej ner and builder of flight propul [RCRAFT loft Hartford urn Beach County, Florida tt & Whitney Aircraft, consult y Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Esta H Contender? Then who's Some chap the named I rhampion Michael As Hostess girls at 810 Sumter Street, and thus has "bee) able to counsel them m o r e adequately." She added as a final note, "Since I'm a student, too, I find that I am able to answer most of the girls' questions a b o u t the campus. Courses and so forth!" SOcETY DEADLINE All pictures and news for the society pages must be turned into "The Gamecock" office by 5 W'clock on Monday for Our 4 &pper DECEMBER 15 - Candle Light maft? Tolar energy collection and vapor power cycles typify iearch in advanced space wer systems. Analytical and I Engineers work together in urms to establish and test >ts. tion systeme our college placement artford S. Connecsiu Group Gives Performances Across State hamber imusic is gaining m p o p1bi rity over I be t f a t e of South Carolina. 'he University C h a ni e r Music Ensemble played a pro gram for the llaipton-Varn ville-Estill Music Clubs on Oc toher 25. On November 15, the Ensemble played a concert at Erskine College ffor thv stident body alld facuflty. The En11semuble appeared againl at the Columbia Musemn of Art o) November 7. More recently, on I)eceniber 2. the Chaiber Music irroup played a prograi at Southern Metho (list College, Aiken. for the stu dent body and townspeople. The U n i v e r s i t y Chamber Music En'lseible is directed by Edwin F. .Jon0s, inember of the faculty of the D)ept. of Music. Other members of the Chamber Music group are: Mrs. Eleanor Richardson. violinist; Mr. Ross It. Caldwvll, violist and Mr. Wa ther K ruever.' cellist. (Guest artists appearilng on the prograis were Mme. Gertrude Trienbhty-Baker. pianist and fac ulty member of the Dept. of Music and Mr. B. F. Woodruff. oboist. FORMAL REQU PROFESSIO To look your very best foi get-togethers, parties, an SHINE give all your formc informal party clothes i sional care. ONE DAY SI STA-NU . Exclusivell Everywhera in Couba LAUNE SIR WALTEF Protective Pouch A FRI Open 0u+ comes the Pouchd 9oonst~ Y6ur Fiwoi This protective aluminui famous, mild Sir Walter than old-fashioned tin pouch is triple laminate Walter Raleigh is choice extra aged! 'Il.y it. SMELLS GRAND - SMOKES SWEET - Student Opinions USC's Bi ItI TI'NI E I)HI A N'i Staff Writer \y survey this week concern ;i VeryN pertinent question. thil of Carolina's g r e a t tnew I'l)( Iustioning Carolina stu dents, t he opinlions covered; variety of subjects. These ar SoIlm(' of ft isrested im)prove I hilores Ahbdailla: "I think Carolina needs mor dormitory Space. We also niee, sme sort of auditoriun. lik ile Township Auditorium, th Cllpacit.y of w h i e h mleets th needs of our v n t i r e sl uden bo Od y.." Em11ily Pruitt: "I thmik tho heat in the build inqrs shIould I reiulated, as wel vit ilated. I believe the foo, 4ervice should he improved. an< That the numb1111er systei used i: ihe G aievock room should b) tither supplementd or revised. Roh Vetricin: "I think Carolina needs mor dormnitoies and classroomis. WEAR RES MAL CARE all the holiday season I dances . . . let SUN I wear as well as your s outstanding profes RVICE By R*quest . . Use the location at most convenient to YOUllI V! //INEt RY & CLEANERS RALEIGH Keeps Tobacco SHEP! No spills when you fill... just dip in! r .Ofar ifa Tobacco! foil pouch keeps Raleigh 44% fresher cans. The sturdy I. Carries flat. Sir Kentucky burley - PACKS RIGHT! - C AN'T BIT E! THE MARK OP QALsTY i-r TOA CO PADtc. T ggest Need liarveY Yastchik' "('arolini, 4 e ,' d s an a4udi L.inda Kilsheiner "We %Vvjeod more dorml space. - lary Alichael: arolina n e ed s a larger (Gamnwc()ck roomw" Hill Iforringr: "I think Carolina needs to NI)1id ti 'h '1e lent linion facili X%b (' r PA .1Jimmily Twidd: "CIrliu nedsa lw n)re student 'aCLlty fUlnctions w%hereby bet t Icr rvIitioniships and( unders,tand riv-, canll be crea' t(.d." Henry Laffite: "roianeeds UNITY.' ha:ri-s Rovpe-r: "WXV4 nVVd moP)re 1) a r, k i n g pace." WHI!Z liutcheson: Car4lin neds a d ' q u a t e IS4isf lifm and labs." Sannlie Verdery: We need omore dormitories, jpecially for the students who lve or the e(ge of ('ol um1bia."w T."Iddy Powell: "Carolina needs better food in ihe SIater System." Coeds Meet With Women hsitors Here The University was host to the B011Ard of Woien Visitors )e mbier ~. for their fall meeting. Hoarcd members were invited ie Tesday fnight in order to attend tihe annual Alpha Kap Pa GalmIma Song Fest. Wedlnesday the 11 board niem hwrs visited Kirkland Dormitory. tempor'lar%' w 0 ml e n ' s residence hall ('1n Pendleton St., to meet the new d o r i t 0 r y hostess and dormlit(ory stu(dent officers for a tlffee hour. T he visitors also saw the re ct'ntIy r. t n () v a1 t e dI McMauster hl w4 C h i h h OLw houses the DIOpt. ofl' Finc Arts and the I)ept. '1 Al u i v. ean f Woinen Eliza h t h Cbpt\'clr'thY accolpanied tlf. h grou n the tour which in alth-d the iet4rl tjy redecorated readiig oili of South Carolini naLibrary aind the omn' reienc hals. Tlhe tuur also4 iilutded areas phmnrel4d fori future dIevelopmlent of the Univerisity. Tlhe butsinel(ss me'etinog began at1 11 o'clock in1 the Woardi R(oom 44t the Adminristration 4( Hiilding Presa4len1 Sumw)j alt g.av'(e a re Port and4( the hldes met the heads 4of the fo(ur new adIministr'ative dli(jisions of the Unaiersity. Womencr St udet'' leadiers at 4'ndeId the lunc'hIrn at Ruisse.l I l4use' to mee'4t the hoard mem 'ers. Mirs. Sumrwalt and Dear' 41 'o ,t rty were1'~ als~o prest. Stunt'rts inv'itedi t4 thet lunch Iar wer'e \'asilik i Mloskos, presi dlent of? AlIpha Kappan ;anunla Jill tvorn, pre(sident of1 YWC~(A - Jo4 K irven4. pr'es idten t ofPanhel lenie (ouil 'i; IRosemaryi Feller's, pridnt of Eu Liphriosyn!ean Lit - eriaryi Socie'ty: M a r' y Hlendrix, prieside'nt of Hy~patian Liter'ary' Society'; li elores Griffin, presi. (14n1t of Womn's Athletic Assn.: Lou'iiis H ai r n1 t t . president (of Kappa1 )jlta Ep:Isjiln. dhent If Phi Epsilon .t;Eia hth itra sin ton (i.pi'esident of Sgnm A I P hi a Sigma; Nancy tRogerso4n. president of Sigma Pi ima: I{ay' liotinger, president of Me'ditrIinia Society; Patricia McC( affirey. p)reside'nt of Interna (44na1l Relat ions Club. AlIso,.11Jane Fad umi, president of lot ernatijonal St udents Club; ( ari on HalIloran, president of 'a i'ol ina R~el igious Council; Pa - t icia Ber'ne, president of Rap is? Sttudent Union; Vic'ki Smith, pre'4sidenlt oIf Wesley Foundation; R scanntlie a1 e t e r , chairman of and( Grace('~ Sturkie, presidIenit of IDelta Omicron. Members of the BI o a r d of Women Visitors are Mrs. Caro line McKissiek Belser, Columbia, c'hairman; Mrs. H., S. ('ovinigton, Orangeburg, vice chairma n; Mrs. R. M. Jeffries, Blarnwell, secre tatry; Mrs. John M. Pratt, York; Mrs. J. Frost Walker, Sr., Union; Mrs. Minter M. Brown, Green wood; Mrs. S. S. Seideman, Charleston; Mrs. Betty H. Miley, Walhalla; Mrs. Horace W. Saw yer, Edgefield; Mrs. H. H. Har-. ris, Greenville and Mrs. Addie Lightsey, Brunson.