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Mrs. Michael R. Stewart
Opportunities at Du Pont for technical graduatt
WHY.DUPONT
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Oppotnites Du Pont soan teechanical, eaect
cal, civil, chemical, instrumentation, industrial and s
tems engineers, along with chemists, physicists a
mathematicians.
The reason why is very simple: Du Pont manufactui
and sells more than 1200 products. And new ones
being developed every day.
Take DYCRILO Photopolymer Printing Plates, pictul
above. We started producing them in 1961. But we hi
been working on them since 1948. Between these t
dates we spent $10 million on research and developme
Hundreds of top-flight technical men spent thousands
hours making DYCRIL commercially acceptable.
And with DYCRIL, as with all of our products, it v
take a continuing flow of man-hours to make sure thai
is manufactured in sufficient quantity-and of optimi
quality-to satisfy growing customer demand.
You can see that, with hundreds of diverse produ
being produced in many plants across the nation, te
nical men-many of whom were in college, like yours<
just a few years ago-shoulder big responsibilities.
Ifu'e a technical man, and a challenging futi
Air Force
Ball Held
Tuesday
The Air Force ROTC will holi
its Annual Ball, Tuesday, Febru
ary 25 at the Fort Jackson Offi
cer's Club. Sponsors are: Mrs
James A. Wallace for James A
Wallace, Commander; Mrs. Mich
eal It. Stewart for M. A. Stewarl
Deputy Commander; Miss Diann
Jenkins for Cadet Captain Nea
Resch; Miss Leslie Friedman fo
Lt. Donald Lavender; Miss Poll:
Richardson for Cadet J. Spence
Moorer; Miss Ann Galler for C
Davis; and Miss Cloudy Hard
for Dean A. Gissendanner.
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Memories
Of Rush
(Editor's Note: This is a reprint o
an article by Jin Rubin printed ii
the Wofford College paper, "Th
Gold And Black." Since spring rusl
is finally over, we thought the fol
lowing would be appropriate.)
"Rush is over! Let's look bac
and see if it was really worth lun
cancer, kidney trouble, and hell
sending lies. Here, let me spot
few of the situations for you.
FIRST OF SCHOOL
"Meet everybody, you practicall
have a pledge pin; You all have
great chapter at the University <
Utah; How many boys twist
your frat; My girl loves "Shout
too; We have so much in commo1
What does that rake on your p
mean; I just love everybody
there; Do you think I have a chan
to make it; I can drink four quar
of Tommy Tucker Grape and fil
quarts of Tommy Tucker Orange
an afternoon; my nickname in n
hometown is Stud; I am going b
eause your chapter at New Hami
shire University has a beer part
every spring to celebrate Northeas
ern fertility week; Thurgood Ma:
shall one.
FIRST SMOKER
"I don't want to brag, but every
one in here wears "weejuns"; an
Gold Cups; The reason no othe
frats like us, we just tell the truti
Martin Luther Kinog recommende
him; He ate seveno bagles;: Smoke
10 cigarettes; Hie and his roommat
held hands coming into the hous
tonight; How did he get here:
LAST SMOKERI
(Including Balling Session)
''You mean you would give
some thought between us and then>
If you join thenm you would he gel
ting more for your money to joi
lhe A merican L egion; They are ii
tegratedl nationally; lie real!
wished he was one of us; I can
promise anything, but; We got t
sendI at least :200 bids; You k no
about him, don't you? ; You ai
majoring in being cool; They reall
h elong to the Te'amisters Union;
*PLEDGE DAY
"Yah, yah. Congratulat ions! Ghi
he went there; boy was he a loser
Nothing rasher for your hath
with V-7 keep your hair neal
Naturally. V-7 is the greasetess grc
V-, fights embarrassing dandruff,
hair aat all day without grease. 1
1mized 10
PARTIES, PAI
Off-campus rush parties .
Monday, Sig Ep . . . Rush M<
Carl McClendon and Judy Rel
Pritchard, Scott Powell and P,
and Ritce West, Lonnie Gerral(
Seafs and Stella Floye, Art We
Felton and Nancy Premost, Ja
John Dalisa and Pam Willia
James, Capers Brazzell and L
Cherrie Taylor, Ray Corde an
Varn and Mary Dixon, Chai
Sandy Sagun and Faye James
Haynes, Jim Singleton and Ph
and Angela Smith . . . Also
. Bill Hamrick and Rita J
Elaine Outz, Bruce Aitchisor
Webb and Sandra Williams, B
Pick Ellerbe and Peggy Fretwf
Duncan, David Jordon and Li
and Priss Foster, Johnny Jor
Pressley and GiGi Mackey, 1)
Erling Speer and Tommie C
Betty Allsbrook, Danny Macl;
Hartman and Evelyn Godshell,
Bowls, Ed Holler and Molly
Becky Cole, Buddy Kronsber:
Tuesday . . . Phi Kap . . . Stevi
Buddy Clark and Becky Brui
Dent, Butch Askins and Judi l
Mears, C. O. Warren and R.
and Connie Wall, Jeff Staff(
Heuer and Scottie Shanklin, H
1 Hack Kirkpatrick and Britt
Judy Merrill, Doug Elmore a
and Mary Ann Newman, Ch
Armstrong, Ernie Paschal ar
v and Kay Gordon, Sonny H1
n Bobby DeLoach and Carolyi
f Catherine Sawyer, Frank Tay
and Diane Jenkins, Spencer :
" Drisler and Gloria Burgh, ('hi
Bill Briggs and Shannon Bar
Taylor, Perry Moses and )ia:
" Polly Richardson, Al Courie
n and Mackie Kohn . . . Pi Kapp
Tart, Chance Lavender and N
Stella Walters, Sonny Evai
e Hightower and Kay Carter
" Syracuse, Harold Mayer and
ran and Mary McClure, Bill I
East and Meta Rast, Buck Cu
Jones and Jeannie Riley, Dour
Bruce Floyd and Gay Gilford,
- Al Brothers and Ann Swert .
-I Benjamin and Jane Smith, T<
Karl Beason and Babs Kenn
Godbold, Bill Green and Jai
Troye Matthews, Lewis Argoe
and Fran Toghari, Tom Comn
. . KA . . . Jimmy Gilbreath
H-and, Mayward Edmunds am
man andl Pam Mason, Tony
,Johnson and Leelee Watts. Bi
LET ME CAIlA (
Sig El) (did . . . Friday..
with the Catalinas . . . Lou
Carl McClendon and Judy R
Slocumbe, ,Jack Haile and Sn(
Joy D)eane, Martin Collins nu
and Jean Campbell, J. Warre'i
;IDaLisa and Pam Crawford.
- Lonnie Gerrald and Verna HI
i Jackson, Capers Brazzell and
- AND THiE B.A3
Until 4 :00 A.M. . . . At
tthe Isle of Palms . . . Sigma
Virginia McFadyen, Frank H
vLackey and Terry Giboney,
SHackney, Bruce Aicheson and
v Frankie Dunlop, Budda Cro:
Ed Holler and Molly Drayton.
Billy Brock and Linda Hart
Youngblood, Boo Boo Hambr
IWest and Leigh Powell, Tom
Barbara Young and Mike Fa
than grease. L.et Vitalls ..x
all day without rease. ital~
>ming discovery. Vitatise with ~~
prevents dryness, keeps your 1A&...f
ry Vitatis today. Ynudll like it!
OO O
['IES, PARTIES
every day last week
)rrison and Susan Benjamin,
o, Martin Collins and Agnes
ltsy Powell, J. Warren Hilton
I and Verne Hindman, George
Ich and Beth Jackson, Charles
ek Harie and Snookie Mixon.
mS, 1'aul Jaco)s and Do1ris
-nneI( Pr-octor', Wade 13ultt and
I Mary Frances Reid, Robert
1es Burni an(d Sanldy Black.
Bob Dowdeswe!l and Carol
vilis Mc)aniel, Tommy Smith
in Monday . . Sigma Chi's
ahnke, .Jimo Van Osdell and
and Mary Ravanel, Arnie
ill Lackey and Terry Gibony,
l1, Hill aleGannon and Gelene
Ida Coleman, Johnny Hagins
non and Kay Rogers, Jimmy
alvid Hare and Ann Thomas,
rouch. Belton McCarty and
ey and Tootie Webb, Frank
Bimini Montgomery and Kim
Drayton, Joe Goodrich and
and Sally Thornburg
Counts and Louis Anderson,
er, Johnny Hite and Ginger
oberts, Jim Bell and Roberta
>semary Moody, Tom Potter
'd and Nancy Wycoff, John
erb Bralley and Genie Howie,
Rogeberg, MAlike Patrick and
n1d Janie Durant. Ben James
irles IHeldgelrat.h and Adeline
id Ann Abrams, .Jil Gordon
>oker and K:t Quattlebaum,
I May, Horace Sawyer and
lor and 11) Davis, Neal Resch
[oorer and Bonnie Rosen, Bob
tries Salter and Peggy Snyder.
r, John Ellsworth and Martha
la Bryant. Bi'yanlt Owens and
and Jo Alarie, Joe Tillotsorn
s . . . Dickey Terry and Linda
[arie Taylor. Teddy Kiene and
is and Betsy Mears, Haynce
I;ert \lonta,ue and 3Myra
MIargaret Wilson, Irooks ('ur
iogers anl Pattv Iuk:er, Billy
tts and Bobby Christmas, Bolb
Gray and Charlotte Stribling.
Bill Reed and Sandra Fellers.
. Then, Kappa Sig . . . I)urel:
>m Lawson ilaid Rae Williams.
e(y, John Godbold and Janis
le Williams, Gene Platt and
andh 3artha Lewin, J im Sauls
1er and Regina Galgano,
indl Nancy Reid Poag, Andrey
I Mart ha Esp)edahl, Joe Alder
Lewis avid Genie~ Garvin, Joe
Ily IKey and Garnet D)ogget te
.At the Wade HIanmpton...
D)i M izio andl Nornma Nanvce.
efo, .Jimmny Smuith anid (Cecil
okie Mixoni, Rayv La;tham and1
id Jean Fisher, Scott Powel!
Hilton avid Rita WVest, John
Bill Wood anad (Clare F'oster,
ndman, Art Welch and Beth
Lynine Proctor.
DI PIMEDl1 ON
)avi Jordw (an's House ...on
Chi's ...Bill Singleton andl
artnian and l Guerti'iard, Bill
Frank Fulmer avid Mart ha
Judy Reed, Bb) McMahon and
isberg and Sally Thornburg,
Smith File avid Jenny Howell,
er, David ,Jordan and( Gayle
ick and Betty Allsbrook, Dee
rny Crouch and Erli ng Spear,
rmer.
Alpha Delta Pi
Banquet News
Alpha Delta Pi honored alumnae
and local founders with a tea to
celebrate ihe sorority's 35th year
on campus, Sunday, February 17.
Peta Epsilon chapter of Alpha
Delta Pi was installed during Feb.
14th-18th in 1928' Miss Irene Dil
lard (later Mrs. Irene D). Elliott) was
D)ean of Women and a member of
the "Searahean Club" from which
Alpha D)elta Pi was organized. Miss
D)illard was then instrumental in
bringing ADiPi to the University
campus to become the secondl so
rority only by an hour to be estab
lished here.
Alpha Delta Pi was begun origin
ally as the "Adelphean Society" in
1851 at Wesleyan College in Macon,
Geor'gia, and has the distinction of
being known as the oldest secret so
ciety for women. The national so
rority celebrated its 100th anniver
ary in 1951.