Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A.. ..... :V Frankie Bunting, Frankie Bunting, of Springfield of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity r, ing, a 5-2 brown-eyed brunette, i ology. She is a member of the ' hobbies include bowling and golfir nett. Angel Flight Chosen The following girls were selected as new Angel Flight pledges fol lowing a party last Monday in the Angel Flight Lounge. They are Bonnie Bethune, Gelene Duncan, Peggy Fretwell, Lynn Fishburne, Nan Greer, Troy Greg DIRECT EN ROU LIQUID LR= FUEl MI! SA NUI THERE CH ALLENI TODJ FE VIR TUALI EVEI TECHNICa TALEI AT PRATT WHITNI .1 ATO Sweetheart t, Virginia, was chosen Sweetheart Dcently. The attractive Miss Bunt s a sophomore majoring in Soci Westminster Foundation, and her g. She is pinned to Gary P. Ben Pledges Last Monday ory, Susia Haltiwanger, Tilly Har per, Bonnie Meeks, Peggy Moses, Susan Reed, Polly Richardson, and Britt Rogeberg. Also, Sissy Sanders, Barbara Seigler, Judy Stokes, Ann Thomas, Connie Wall, and Ann Young. FSU ERGY CONVERSION CKET HYDROGEN LCH 3 IHYDROGY*NAMICS TRN ""LEAR|| opportunities within the broad 3 E From the solid foundation o S addition to continuing and con engines, new and exciting ave: 3 R space, marine, and industrial,p The reach or the future ahe WV~ hitney Aircraft is exploring I dynamics . . . thermionics and SV fuel cells and nuclear power. To help move tomorrow closer a .nd scientists. Your degree? : ELECTRICAL U CHEMI UT CHEMISTRY U METALL NEERING SCIENCE or API The field still broadens. Th E Y '"id'"****"men may be here FT For further information rei Aircraft, consult your collej Engineering Departrnent, PRgtA TT & V Division of United Akrcraft Col CONNETICUT opINATUNSe Eai ArN uaie appUacens awU rae As o aete recei '62 Sumi Listed In A directory which lists summ jobs for college students throug out the United States is now ava able. The Summer Employnent Dire tory gives the names and addres es of 1,3867 organizations whi want to employ college studen It also gives the positions opt salary, and suggestions on how make application-a sample lett of application and a personal da sheet. There are all types of summ camp jobs listed in every stat there are jobs at resorts in t New England States, the Nort eastern States, the Great Lak area, and the Western States. C lege students are needed in: 20 r tional parks and national mor ments, 34 ranches in the West a New York State, summer theatr in 15 states, business and indust Little (Continuet SPORTING 'I Letting others know . . Davis (ZTA) and Buddy Be and Vance NeSmith (Phi and Sonny Hooker (Phi K Kirkland (Phi Kap), and F ren Cole (PiKA). JUSI Say, Julia, do you know Back to that SAE houseps see that Max eats and drin on ... Dr. Maloof was just night . . . sitting high oi . . . and is "Bragshaw" sti ... Pam was wondering . Aned man can find stimulating and spectrum of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft r 36 years as a world leader in flight v1 and research investigations today a centrated development effort on air br ies are being explored in every field ower applications. ad is indicated by current programs. he fringe areas of technical knowledgi thgermo-el'ctric conversions . . . hyprse to today, we continually seek ambito It can be in: MECHANICAL U A CAL and NUCLEAR ENGINEER] URGYEM CERAMICS U MATHENS LIED MECHANICS. challenge grows greater. And a fuat for you. larding an engineering career at ge placement officer or write to M Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East Hi aIMHIT N EY A IRitI poration it Hartford, Connecticut .OPUINT caIUEn Palm Beach County,I * eanasaratina for employment uwatlinne n aer Jobs Book or at scattered locations, and various w h- departments of the government. m In addition to these popular sum- 4 mer employers, many other or ganizations list their needs for P1 e- summer help. It 3- Students wishing summer work, h make application to the employersw 2- listed in the directory. Employers I n, are included at their own request, P to and they invite applications from sl Or college students. ta The Summer Employment Direc-: tory is available, at most colleges, er in the student employment office, rc e; the library, or the Dean's office.: ie Also, a considerable number of 1 h- public libraries now have a copy it es of this directory. tI 1- Students who wish to have a 0 a- Summer Employment Directory for g u- their own use may obtain a copy I rid by sending $3.00 to the publisher: S es National Directory Service, Dept. b ry C, Box 32065, Cincinnati 32, Ohio. rr Audrey .pi I from page 4) T 'HE SPARKLERS c< about being engaged ... Judy ison (Clemson), Harriett Bartell Kap), Kit Quattlebaum (ADPi) ip), Bobbie Godley and Tommy" lorence Young (ZTA) and War STUFF ti all the chaplains on campus???? h rty . . . someone really should t1 ks the correct things from now f like one of the crowd Saturday the balcony rail at Township I here or did he join the Dovells U Nough said????? o T t t '1 a 0 gewegag aggI activitief reuso'sses 0 a agn.l rshn ndrce atp sin .. .C EtRrNUTgIAn aof euoodniwo Prti&Wtte r. R.fl P. Ainger, Patt A WhiT wreat Writers )n Reading "When I am reading a book, hether wise or silly, it seems to e to be alive and talking to me. >metimes I read a book with easure, and detest the author. is easy enough for a man to alk who has a horse at his com and. The invalid is not to be tied who has a cure up his eeve. And such is the advantage receive from books. "They relieve me from idleness, scue me from company I dislike, id blunt the edge of my grief, if is not too extreme. They are: e comfort and solitude of my d age. When I am attacked by loomy thoughts, nothing helps me > much as the running to my )oks. They quickly absorb me id banish the clouds from my ind. And they don't rebel be Luse I use them only for lack of istimes more natural and alive. hey always receive me with wel ime."-Montaigne. "Let us read with method, and ,opose to ourselves an end to hat our studies may point. The ie of reading is to aid us in inking."-Edward Gibbon "Books are to be called for and ipplied on the assumption that ie process of reading is not a ilf-sleep; but in the highest sense i exercise, a gymnastic struggle; tat the reader is to do something >r himself."-Walt Whitman i "How many a man has dated a aw era in his life from the read ig of a book. The book exists for s perchance which will explain ur miracles and reveal new ones. he at present unutterable things ,e may find somewhere uttered., hese same qustions that disturb nd puzzle and confound us have their turn occurred to all the ise men; not one has been omit ?d: and each has answered them ceording to his ability, by his .'ord, and his life."-Henry David 'horeau "Book love, my friends, is your ass to the greatest, the purest, nd the most perfect pleasure that od has prepared for His crea ures. It last when all other pleas re fade. It will support you when 11 other recreations are gone. It ill last you until your death. It ill make your hours pleasant to ou as long as you live."-Anthony rollope What's Happening In Columbia BALLET The Chicago Opera Ballet will resent an interesting program, 'ebruary 12th, at 8:30 p.m. in the olumbia Township Auditorium. The corps de ballet, stars and* rchestra comprise a company of: 0. Sets designed by Bernard ~ayde. The program is divided betwveen vo full-length ballets adapted romi Carmen and The Merry Vidow. In Carmen, Sonia Arova 'ill be premier danseuse and Ken eth .Johnson will dance the part f the jealous Jose. In the second half of the pro ram, Patricia Klekovic will inter ret Sonia, the Merry Widow. Irrin Kayan will portray Prince lanila, heir to the Marsovian i rone. Tickets for this performance are n sale in the Music Festival of ice in 13 Arcade building. Mail rders will be filled. EXHIBITS The South shall rise again at e South Carolina Archives Build ig as it exhibits unusual relics ro the Indian Wars, the Revolu onary War, and the Confederate lar. The archives officials are rfering a rewvard for verification f the origin of a sword reported have been taken from Colleton y WVade Hampton. Hours: 9-5 eekdays; 9-1:30 Saturdays. FLASH! Any girls interested in writ ing for the Society pages of the Gamecock should come to the Gamecock office, 2nd floor, Rus sell House, on Monday, Febru ary 12th at 2:00 for a brief meeting. Opportunity is open for writ ing in general news or feature in the society field. Bring your ideas of new features which you feel would enhance the society nage. I.F.C. Spring I Feb. 8 to Feb. 10 1 Feb.10 . Feb. 12 to Feb. 17 Feb. 12 Si Feb. 13 Cl Feb. 15 Si Feb. 16 ......... A Feb. 17 K Feb. 18 Feb. 19 B Feb. 19 B Rush rules will be provi rush. If there are any que" Marsden at AL 4-3560 or 234 Familiar Qu Applied To It is quite true that many stu dents here at Carolina think that quotations are just things that peo ple said because there was a gap in a conversation, but many of these quotations fit in handy with different phases of college life. The -ollowing are just a few that might provide a few laughs or a grain of thought that might lead to some serious thinking. "Better a bad excuse than none' at all," a quotation by Camden, can be compared to the excuse "Honey, I'm sorry but I'll be late. Some friends stopped by the apart ment, and I haven't had a chance to shave and dress yet, but I'll be over as soon as possible." Then there's always the old quote from "Love's Cure," by Beau mont and Fletcher, "I'll have a fling." This can be paralleled to the oft-heard expression, "I'm gonna have a blast." From the song, which goes, "just out of reach of my two empty arms," one can take the quotation from Cervantes-"With in a stone's throw of it." How's this one for the beginning of a new semester? "Turn over a new leaf." From Antoine Bret comes this quip, "The first sigh of love, is the last of wisdom." Seems this Women's Bowl Organizes Her Organize your teams now for the Bowling League which starts on February 15th, sponsored by the Women's Intramural Program. Scheduled to run the entire se-1 mester, the Bowling League will meet each Thursday from 3:00 to 6:00 at Star Lanes Bowling Cen-. ter. Each team will consist of' three girls from the same dorm; there is no limit to the number of teams from each dorm. Sorority girls and independents may form teams, since the competition is! among dormitories. Town girls I Boyd And Ree SAE Slate For Sigma Alpha Epsilon announces the following new officers for the spring semester. Eminent Archon, William Boyd; [Eminent Deputy Archon, Clark Reed; Recorder, Roger Roe; Treas urer, Robert Dixon; Correspondent, John Phaup; Herald, Pat Timmer man; Chronicler, Al Hagood; and Chaplain, Doug Hunter. Also, Hus. Ma.a.... r... Lush Schedule 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Registration at I. F. C. Desk in Russell House. :00 to 9:00 p.m. Open House, Fraternity Row :00 to 12:00 p.m. Off-campus parties as follows: gma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Chi ii Psi, Phi Kappa Sigma, Pi Kappa Phi gma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Nu, Phi Sigma Kappa 1pha Tau Omega, Phi Epsi lon Pi, Kappa Sigma appa Alpha, Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha :00 to 9:00 p.m. On-campus stag smokers (All Fraternities) ids to be handed in to I. F. C. officer in Student Council Office (room 202, Russell House) BEFORE 2:00 p.m. ds handed out to off-cam pus students at 7:00 p.m. Room 102, Russell House. BIDS MAILED TO ON CAMPUS STUDENTS. ded upon registration for ;tions, please contact Leo otations Students :ould be applied to some of the >)eople on this campus who seem ,o go around in a trance saying, 'Ohhh, but he's so sweet!" Sound (amiliar? "Sorrows remembered sweeten present joy," by Pollock, can be applied to students who have been heard talking about the times at the beach, and those "fun" house parties. To end on a somber note, we should apply this to ourselves when things don't go right. "The whole trouble is that we won't let God help us"-George Macdonald -"The Marquis of Lossie" Tri-Delt A wards Big Scholarship The deadline for applying for he General Fund Scholarsh.ip riven by Delta Delta Delta is 'ebruary 19th. Applications should >e presented to the Dean of Wo nen, Elizabeth M. Clotworthy. The scholarship is awarded to well-qualified woman student at he University. The recipient must e a regular matriculate of the University of South Carolina, so -ority or independent student. Those who are interested in ap alying for this scholarship may >btain an application blank from ;he Dean of Women before Febru try 19th. ing League Feb. 15th nay also join dormitory teams Handicaps will be applied to low wverage bowlers so that competi ~ion will be equal. Trophies will >e awarded at the termination of ~he league. Teams may sign up on February L5th at 3:00 at Star Lanes. Additional sports such as basket. all, volleyball, softball, and other -ecreational activities will soon be tdded to the Women's Intramural Program. Let's make this new in ramural program a success by iarticipating in these activities. d Head Spring ilooke, Rush Chairman, Al Hagood; 3ocial Chairman and IFC Repre ientative, Monty Osteen; and War len, Lee Smith. SOCIETY DEADLINE All material for Little A. drey must be turned in by 12:00 each Monday. Activity reports for all cam pus organizations must be in bya:0 renach Mona.