The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 10, 1961, Page Page Five, Image 5
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BY CLOUDY HARDY
Born near the Hills of Howard,
in Anderson, to be exact, Ann
Shirley made her escape to Caro
% lina several years ago.
The 21-year-old education major
has a younger sister who is
younger by only ten minutes.
They're twins, of course. "But,
said Ann, "we are exact opposites.
Frances goes to Howard College
in Birmingham, Ala., while I
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stick to Carolina. It's almost a
family tradition with Frances as
the exception."
Carolina students will be glad
to hear that the Shirley family
is loyal to the Gamecocks. Ann's
father sends roses to Frank
Howard in sympathy when Clem
son loses to Carolina. (Hope
you've placed your order for to
morrow, Mr. Shirley.) Ann once
sent Howard an orange with a
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Of to cover handling anid posage.
County or Zone
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card saying, "This is the closest
you'll get to the Orange Bowl."
Besides being a Gamecock
booster, Ann's extra-curricular ac
tivities include being president of
Alpha Delta Pi, president of Pan
hellenic Council, a member of Al
plha Kappa Gamma, Euphrosynean
Literary Society, Kappa Delta Ep
silon, Wesley Foundation, and
Tri-Ep.
Since childhood, Ann has been
plagued by the presence of a cou
sin. This cousin, although two
years younger, was always "beat
ing up" Ann. To make matters
worse, the cousin, who possessed
a tricycle, wias jealous of Ann's
two-wheel bike. This overwhelm
ing jealousy caused the cousin,
furiously peddling her tricycle, to
run down Ann on her bicycle.
"My cousin," said Ann, "fol
lowed me around all the time and
still hasn't outgrown the habit.
She followed me to Carolina and
joined my sorority so she could
continue to pester ie. I'm afraid
that one( day I'll he walking to
chiss and she'll come peddling up
behind me aid run over me with
that tricycle."
So that explains why Ann is
always running away from Susan
Reed.
Ann has always been an active
member in a variety of worth-while
cilubs. The first was the Busy [lee
('lub, which wasn't really very
bns.v. Then ihe F-our and a lfalf
Club was stairted (Susan was the
IHall) and the major project of
that club was to play Cops and
Robbers.
Perhaps this experiolece will aid
Ann after she graduates, for she
intends to teach the second grade.
Of course. her spare time is now
consumed by other activities than
Cops and Robbers. Iter favorite
pastime is sleeping, mixed with a
little reading and TV watching.
Ann readily admits that she
has a violent temlper, too. "I slam
doors and throw hooks when I'm
mad."
"Well-traveled" might be the
perfect description for Ann. She
spent three summers working in
Nantuckett, Mass., and one in
North ('arolina. Last summer she
flew to Pasadena, Calif., to attend
Quality Is the
Admittedly, ou r standlards are'
Electric. But engineering gra
meet them, and who decCide te
gin their careers at one of the
history of the company. For
tunities await themi in both<
management.
As we enter a new era of
Western Ekectriet engineersa
ward assignments that affect
telephony from e'lectronItie dlevil
sound( transmission. A~nd. in
category alone, several thIns
jobs will be' available t~ \VI
the next 10 years. Mny,ii of
agers will come froum thet las
Now's the timel( for voni t
seriously ab)out the general
interests you at Weisterni lec'ti
turing and supply tunit of thc
System. Then wheun our repr<
to your campus, you'l1 be p)r
career directions thtat will hmeI~
View prIofitale.
After a matn joins Western
Principal manufacturing locations at C
Winston-Salem, N. C.; Ouffalo, N. Y.: N
Engineering Research Center, Princeton
button centers In 33 ces. .a in.ta.n.
tie national convention of Alpha;
iMa Pi. She visited Los Angeles
and ;aw the more historic places
SuI-s Stri), Dino's, and the
Bvmjwn Derby. The most delight
ful part of the trip, she admits,
was the tour of Disneyland, where
she saw Tinkerbell. Ann's favorite
rirle at Disneyland was the Peter
Pan ride.
She has the very common hobby
of cutting classes, hates to walk,
and worst of all, can't stand
elevators because she has claus
traphobia. She collects stuffed
animals and her favorite food is
a cabbage and onion sandwich.
(Wonder when they'll start serv
ing that in the Russell House?)
Always grumpy in the morn
ing. her attitude changes after
a few hours of wakefulness. The
day after 1alloween she stayed
Ann
key to success at We
high at Western find many progi
(tiates whot can ing the excit inf
join us, will be- advancing inst
best timies in the And he'll be se
plenitifulh oppor- is growing with
P'Oginieering and ing America set
nications for a r
;'ommutiejctionis,
re car rying for- Challenging a
the whole art of Electric for electricc
.es to h igh-speed cat engineers, as1
lie inmagenment and business malb
and( suevsoy eive careful con
l) Peopl withini regard to race, cre
information about
these new mnat~ tions, Western El
S'2.Broadway, Newi
(I start thiinkiing arrange for a W
work airea that college representa
ie, thie mannilae
Bell TFelephione
'senitativYe comesC
p)ared to discuiss
> make the inter
Electric, hie will
icago, Ill.; Kearny, N. J.; Baltimore, Md. Indiana
irth Andover, Mass.; Omaha, Neb.; Kansas City, N,
N. J. Teletype Corporation, Skokie, llt., and LIttI
tion headquarters In 16 iesmemneala hadar.
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grumpv. however, for the Great
l'uipkiln had decorated her car
by tying tin cails on the back
,An<d draping it with toilet paper.
The (GrEa Pumpin's identity re
naii,s unknown. but there is one
likely suspect. (Helle ?)
Ifr1 most, embarassing moment?
Perhaps' it was the night she
walked into the men's room on
tle groul floor of Sims.
"I I i k v quiet, sentimental
music," Aun said. "Johnny Mathis,
Nat 'King' Cole. and Frank
Siinara are my favorite singers.
And it yom'- interested, I'll tell
you two things I dislike. First,
pcoph- wio tell me I look like
s'tton el' Pse, anml. seconl, receiv
inI lIt ters from my mother on
paper that is one inch square. I'd
hav mtre t rend if she wrote a
1111st ca;d-g.
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stern Electric
asms that will aid( htimt in explor
couarse ot his careecr - while
ais faIsItas his ab)ilitie's allow.
'ure in the kniowledge that he
a5 'ompanyiiV(h'( deicated( to help)
the p)ace ini imiproi)Vng commui
pportunities nxist now at Western
it, mechanical, industrial, and chemi
v'eIl as physical science, liberal arts,
>rs. All qualified applicants will re
ideration for employment without
sd, color or national origin. For more
Western Electric, write College Rela
ictric Company. Room 6106, 222
ork 38, New York. And be sure to
estern Electric interview when our
ives visit your campus.
ern Electfric
IU,i Nit OS tNii SiL iYTitM
polls, Ind ;Allentown and l.auteldale, Pa.
0.; Columbus, Ohio; Oklahoma CIty. OkIa.
Rock, Ark. Also Western Electric distrl
'cre 195 Broarhay, New York 7, N. V.
THE NEWS
T1+15 WEEK IS
COOD
by
audrey
hand
Go, go Gamecocks . . . I)uII'es of places . . . Charleston
Charlottesville . . . Clemson . . . BEA'T CLEMSON
3ver which a way . . . mid terms past . . . lots of luck
ext time . . . BEAT CLEMSON . . . rally 'round tonight
..mcho big pep rally . . . we eat TIGER MEAT to
Morrow. .. still . . . it's plart y. party. piarty
FINE. FINE, I LIKE IT FINE
Sho' nuLff . . . last weekend . . . in Uharl-ston . . . Sea
Side . . . Sigma Chi's and dates . . . and . . .a few others
. . working out . . . and swimming in November . . . for
the last time, maybe?'?? Sybil Beard and Hill Hamrick,
Marguerite Alderman and Gradv Thomas. Gail Younghlood
'Lnd Bill Singleton, Gloria Banks and .1imm Press le
Mol l )rayton and 1obhbv McAMahan, Sister Iotte'rer aid
I)on Riutledge. Rosanne Iiigb-y and .Johnny Illaginls. Saridra
Kayle and Pick Ellerbe. Virginia MeFad Ivenl and Tcd Owen.
IP.11m Mason and Walter Elmore. Ann I-ankin and BuddY
Iardwick, Alodeen Gunch and Ihl)b M'Ninch and Pruce
Aitchison, Nancyv Neal and )avid Weeks. J-H4- YaMIorough.
111d K1irmit Butts, and Jeal Amontgonwry and J,e mlanken
-; 1 i I).
1101P I'P THERE
One 'mo time . . . put on a part . .. Sig Ep's.. .
Founder's Day banquet and dalnc .ie. . . .Swain's ald 1leil
Ruijan Room . . . Yakety Yaks pia.vd . w. . and ; a(
t . . . f)I . . . Sheri SlnYdh1r and K :lY 'Jones. Ry L11l
und Tommy Austin. Jackie lc(;4ee ad (izi*e ( C'iev. .ea
\\ oleott and ('arl Mce(lendmi, huBl1'11a steiglr l* Ai .\igg
I et t v Jo Cole and Jeff' ('ox. Mart'y Shehen n and Fred Stack.
Polly Griffin and Ken Ott. Sara ( ox l S! Pvoweli.
Susan Mathews and Jerry Watson. Mary Lou Willard ad
Paul Jaco>s. CarolYn loneycutt and (;eorge m-agl. Jean
Wallace and Bill Avre. Libby Weeks anmd Alva Whetsell.
('heri Moore and Ruch Morrison. Flwssie aid IDave Hlopkins.
Andrea Stocks and Sandy Sagun, Breni Truett an(] Jimmv
Smith. Norma Nance and Bill ;oding. .hld vlrittinigham
and Homer Reese. (;erri llarriott arid I)n luth, Iarriett
Lalorde arid Ellis Laitala, Joinarie (;yc arid (;tlll Wilson.
'lara Rikard and .ohn iDali-a. .\lary Jean Smith and George
Ah:eks, ('onnie Get singer aund BudIy PI\wel. Arrow Rprown
i,1nd Walter Miller. Gail KCIe nd a i I). lie I Pla er. M ar
Kerns and Willie Webster. Trudit . ore and l.m-rv Ed
wards. Pat laughtt1-y and -1aitin ('in. Andrea Alord
aniId Ben Risinger. Suzanne Watlits and Howard \erdery.
Lynn Bankhead and Butch Stevvenir and Martha Nesbitt
and Buzzy Newton.
I LIKE IT LIKE THAT
Sezs tey . . . PiKA's ...at thw (-arriage llouse .
October 28 . . .a SatUlrday Higlt . . . b0ttel' hZt thall nev1.er
. . Lynn Knobeloch and Reggie Brown. Jaln Ferguson
'aind D)aVe Watsor. PLeggy J1on m aid IJimn Iaterson,
('arol Mlount and ('lifT loller. Toodli Wilson and I)ave
Shores. Joan Hollenam and Alike Brow. (;\ire (Garvi and
Jimmy Costen. Ann Bolt and Robbie tord. Linda and
Jimmy Smith, Patty and I)ave Sowec. Jear;intte Rast and
Jack Wilson, Dianne I)ear and ' h Iob 1ldrid vc. Pbie Lester
(nd Johnny Pilcher. Sara Davi and Jhnr \ ilwell. Marv
Helen Boyd and John Zininerman. .\lnrv t 11Jones na
B3ob Thorntorn, ( 'athIer'ine Stolz ala I iob ur'riss. L iby
Rogers and Ed I iuff'ie. lF.eanior' lal aid I Hi I (;ambrelI.
Kathy' Whit lock and Leonarld liier, lKai Ice~ -a ind Jack
Williams, Lucy' Tucker and Tomn TIindal anrd Jlanet Knrox
mdi( Skeet er Stewart.
F'or t he Phi EKps ...about a p)ar'ty . ..at the li'gi,mil
Iut . . .Alic ia Gard(ner' and Moerton (~oen, Lynna Plumi
ind1 Paul RundbaLken. Sandra W\h it e' and1 Ral ph Zio nik,
lIIarriet Cohen arnd Ritchard IHIayes. N a ri in1 tornluth and
Xl Meltzer, Sylia R ubini anrd M urray 1)a nz. I arlc yna BIlac k
ind Ira Berendt , Susan Mt e inii In \l ar'k I chmIi1aria. i ta
.Solson arnd Sam D raiser. Mandra Rothbergl'i anrd IRobeart Gold..
teini, Bonie Lanrcer aind ID eani. Ja rmei. Sandlr'a Fried mart
md Mlax Ileillman, Patsy' Mt'nn and Mlart in Sebua Lrt'zmran,
Aud(r'ey WVeiss and Richard 1Kuirt andl l ean Roth and
)errym F'er'tig.
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