The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 04, 1963, Page Page Three, Image 3
On Contact..
Lense
-1BY CAROL ROBINSON
Feature Staff Writer
What is a contact lense ?
From a boy's point of view, it's
a little piece of plastic which at.
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Majoring in the classics?
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regular belt loops make your<
Other favorite fabrics $4.95
tapered h.i.s shirts $3.95 to 9
know the answers...1
Tomn Thorn
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T. R. Thomsen, B.S.M.E., Unis
'58, came to Western Electric
important to him was the fact I
neers play vital roles right fror1
on exciting engineering proje
tions including: electronic swit
cuitry, microwave systems and
Western Electric's wide var
assignments appealed to Tom,
advanced study through full-ti
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and a company-paid Tuition Re
Tom knows, too, that we'll
experienced engineers for su
within the next few years. Ar
solid experience necessary to
Tom is developing new and ir
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tracts girls. Girls think it's a li
tle piece of plastic that attracl
boys. Actually, it's neither.
Let us be realistic, people. Jui
because a girl stops wearin
glasses, she hardly blossoms in1
Audrey Hepburn. Neither will
boy be transformed into Pai
Newman simply by unshieldin
great big blue eyes. Oh, it help
in some cases, but aren't we foi
getting the basic values, the is
ternal character?
There is some laughter from tt
back row and the question is rt
tracted. However, it is a fact the
contact lenses are no longer rf
garded as luxuries for movi
stars, but as necessities.
3et lean, lithe Post-Grads in
:ton. Solid-citizen pockets and
>ld school try authentic...$6.95.
to $10.95. And get new torso
6.95. At stores flying h.i.s label.
*TM for DuPont Polystr Fiber
IA post-grad slacks
sen wanted chalk
and it at Western
ersity of Nebraska, and process co
ror several reasons. facturing costs
hat our young engi- Tom Is sure thai
i the start, working for him. What al
:ts In communica- If you set th
::hing, thin film cir- enjoy a challei
optical masers. we're looking ft
lety of challenging tunities for fast
as did the Idea of trical, mechani
me graduate engi- also for physica
anagement courses majors. For mc
l'und Plan. copy of the Wet
need thousands of booklet from y
pervisory positions Western Electric
id he's getting the way, New York
qualify. Right now, for a personal
nproved inspection recruiting team
L4A NUFACTURJNG A ND SUPPL.Y U
3 cities -Operating centers in many of these san
in. N. .. - Taletwpe Coro.. Skokie. iii.. Little Roci
riends I
t- The glasses frames makers are
s getting worried, and it's easy to
see why. Their life's business is
t being swept away. Shouldn't we
show some concern for these un
g fortunate v i c t i m s of circum
0 stance ? Patronize them, buy some
a Madras frames, with tassels if A
t you wish. Still, glasses - wearers lowi
g ask themselves, "Do contact-lense- nie
wearers have more fun?" Cha
Contacts do have their faults. Mar
They don't really attract the op- Shai
posite sex. Sometimes they fall Lou
out, and one must hunt for them Dig]
e on hands and knees, attracting mar
crowds of curious helpers - some Hat
t young, handsome, or beautiful, but
others not at all. Sometimes a
- contact hampers driving, and one
e runs into another car - driven,
perhaps, by a sympathetic person
- of the opposite sex. Or it can
start irritating a wearer into
winking desperately, and if he T
happens to be looking in the di- inch
rection of a friendly blonde- Wy,
Does anyone know where I can trid
get a pair of contact lenses ? Lan
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out you?
e highest standards for yourself,
ige, and have the qualifications
r-we want to talk to you! Oppor
moving careers exist now for elec
al and industrial engineers, and
I science, liberal arts and business
re detailed information, get your
tern Electric Career Opportunities
sur Placement Officer. Or write:
Company, Room 6405, 222 Broad
38, N. Y. And be sure to arrange
interview when the Bell System
visits your campus.
is cities plus 36 others throughout the u. s.
r. . Gan. Ha.. 195 BRo.dwav. New York
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ledges
ALPHA DELTA PI
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pha Delta Pi pledged th
ng girls: Jane Aspray,
Daniels, Diane de St4
rlotte Crenshaw, Susan I
ty Weisner, Bitsy P1
ron Smith, Sylvia M<
ise Lang, Susan Willis,
>y, Chris Henry, Nancy
Allene Egan, and
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CHI OMEGA
he new pledges of Chi C
de: Janice Windham,
in Mood, Mary Lane
ge, Floride Williams, P
e, Maxine Manning,
h, Sue Smith, Frances I
th, Moonie Ball, Gingie
n, Gingie Kelley, S
kman, Suzanne Atkinson
dle, Nancy Mercer, Ci
chins, Becky Squires, M
ley, Lynn Corbett, and JE
dleton.
DELTA DELTA DELTA
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elta Delta Delta's new p1
Peggy Bistline, Blanche
Ann Drayton, Pedgy
-garet Bell, Caroline B<
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MENNEN SPs
two good mai
1. Menne
2. Menne
prspirant pol
Mainan Snra,
ush Ends;
Revealed
Kit Sossamon, Julie Trent, Peggy
Kilgore, Shields Osborne, Lynn
Smith, Scott Kendall, Ann Brant
ley, Snookie Stroman, Ann Bell,
Paula Gruenberg, Duffy Allan,
Karen Good, and Cecil Hardy.
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Fran- DELTA ZETA
fano,
oche,
ybon,
Nair,
Pam
Wy- Delta Zeta pledged: Susie Folks,
Abby Betty Hudson, Beverly Parnell,
Nancy Hatfield, Ann Burton,
Donna Grant, Alice Price, Wiggie
Legare, Isabel Seacrest, Pixie
Light, Cindy Dyson, Linda Shar
pies, Jan Smith, LaReba Harris,
Lynn Byrd, Mickey Jones, Sharon
Lincthcum, and Becky Mabry.
KAPPA DELTA
mega
Ann
Par
almer
Molly K&
flood- Pledged by Kappa Delta were:
En- Weeza Dodkin, Harriet Harter,
herrie Yancey Heins, Jackie Hicks, Susan
Jane Farnsworth, B. J. Latham, Mere
rolyn dith Helms, Cary Dupre, Mary
elinda Ravenel, Ce Ce Waldrop, Suzanne
annie Morehead, Janet LaBorde, Donna
Berry, Janet Smith, Lucy Marion,
Plum Jenkins, Liz Farmer, Ann
Kendrick, and Joann Easterlin.
PI BETA PHI
edges
Wil- 1TB4$
Friar, Pi Beta Phi's new pledges in
3attie, clude: Margaret Bernthal, Nancy ]
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Phi enthusiastically gret a new pled
formal rush period as approximatel
seven sororities.
Blankenship, Kay Booher, Betsy r
Boyle, Sandra Deacon, Mary De- I
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RS: The members of Pi Beta
ge. Last Friday ended the girls*
v 140 girls were pledged to the
eto, Margaret Volker, Margaret
Vebb, and Nancy Cam Wilson.
ZETA TAU ALPHA
2TA
The girls who pledged Zeta Tau
klpha are: J e r r i Alexander,
'ookie Workman, Gingi Reid,
fennie Sweatman, Emily Wheeler,
Earriette Derrick, Linda Sanders,
Patty Knight, June Meadows,
June de Stefano, Lana Talbert, Jo
Bischoffberger, Carol Joyce, Caro
lyn Metts, Betsy Hayes, Mar
garet Ulmer, Margie Oehmann,
Connie Hicks, Carol Frye, Lynn
Robison and Barbara Brantley.
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