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Frats T0 Begin G .definba $offumn COME ON, RICHARD Come we back to Carolina for' the spring semester in gay and high spirits. That was before old man winter realized he had been slighted and tried to horn in on Mr. Spring. Come now . . . many more than the freshman are mucho confused ... the author being the most far gone. Somewhere on our fair and progressing campus Richard must be hidden ... Oh, Dickie Boy, please let us in ... LET THE NEW OFFICERS IN ... RICHARD The new people to see about things for the spring se mester are . . . for Westminster Fellowship, president, Pat Thompson; vice president, Jean Hull; secretary-treasurer, Mary Vance, and song leader, Ed Thompson. Officers of Pi Kappa Alpha for the spring term are president, Jim Mar tin; vice president, Charles Watson; secretary, Fred Kim brough; treasurer, Norwood Gale; pledge master, G. B. Carter; corresponding secretary, John Vedder; I F C rep resentative, Hugh Wilds; German Club, Ed Saleeby, and historian, John Glominski. Pledge officers for the Zeta Tau Alpha are Anne Roof, president; Helen Hughey, vice president; secretary, Mary Elizabeth Hinton, and treas urer, Margaret Teague . . . Sol Abrams was elected presi dent for Phi Epsilon Pi for the spring term. Other officers of Phi Epsilon Pi are Robert Hoffman, vice president; Larry Ribak, treasurer; Stanley Ribak, recording secretary; Melvin Siegel, corresponding secretary; Robert Koslow, chaplain; Arthur Rosenblum, historian; and Myer Price, sergeant-at-arms ... Pi Kappi Phi rush chairman for the spring term is Graham Wolfe and pledge master is Allen Shands. GOT ANOTHER PIN OR RING, RICHARD KD, Jean Wallace is wearing Tommie MacFie's KA pin. Bo Berry, Kappa Sig, has presented his 1north Carolina heart throb, Margaret Reeder, with his pin ... and Sara Holland DZ is pinned to Hank Bodkin, Pi Sig Kap. Saying their "I do's" during the holidays was John Holland, Pi Kappa Phi, and Muriel Black. RICHARD... GRAB THAT BROOM ... Fraternities getting their spring cleaning and decorating on the ball (Vernon I quote) are Sigma Chi and KA. They say perfect order is the thing of the day. The decorating schemes rate Mademoiselle. RICHARD .. . THROW THE DOOR WIDE AD Pi's entertained the KA's Thursday night at their weekly drop-in. The Delta Zeta's are going to have weekly bridge parties. The day is Wednesday, the time is 7:00 p. m., and th campus is cordially invited. COMING BACK . .. RICHARD The chicken has bit and they must come back .. . Return ing this semester after diverse leaves of absence are: Bill Carpenter, Sigma Chi; George Hoover, Chuck Rudolph and Lauren Cooper, all Kappa Sigs; and Ann Ford, Chi 0. LET'S BE OFF . . . RICHARD Harold Hewell, Marian Bleakley, Alton McIver and Red Tyler attended a KA convention at Chapel Hill Thursday -through Friday of last week. RICHARD . .. PLEASE CLOSE THIS ... . THING Check Bill Keith, Frank Epps, and Ham Jones for com ments at the Wade Hampton Girls Cafeteria foods or any thing else they might like to add. Miss Betty Bernstein and Miss Dorothy Madway of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority visited Delta Tau Sorority during Mid semester vacation. We must sink now into depths of .. . LEARN THE WAY COPELAND Co. 1409 Main Street Columbia, S. C. Men's Finest Clothing IIATS -SHOES AND FURNISHINGS Phone 2-9250 918 MaIn Street Collegiate Inn Specialising in STEAKS - CHICKEN - SPAGHETTI DINE AND DANCE IN THE "GAMECOCK" 11OOM JOE PATRONE Proprietor Spring OFFICER& "Woians Auxiliary ( TO Honor Faculty) The new faculty members and ( administrative personnel of the University of South Carolina will d be entertained with the annual c reception given by the Women's n Auxiliary on Wednesday evening, February 12, in Sims college. S The receiving line will be com posed of Admiral Norman M. Smith, president of the University, D and Mrs. Smith; Dr. L. T. Baker, n president emeritus, and Mrs. Ba- c ker; Dr. and Mrs. George Mc- I Cutchen (past president of the ni Women's Auxiliary); Dr. John A. p Chase, dean of administration, and p Mrs. Chase; and Dr. F. W. Brad- - ley, dean of the faculty. Officers of the Women's Aux iliary for this year are Mrs. Nor man M. Smith, president; Mrs. R. H. Wienefield, vice president; Miss Esther Graydon, secretary; and Mrs. F. T. Meeks, treasurer. This year there are 81 new pro fessors and a corresponding num ber of new members of the busi ness staff to meet the demands and needs of the enlarged student body. , Columbia Dairies 917 Main Street COLUMBIA, S. C. Is He To Serve the Stud If We Do Not Hay For Your Tell Us A And We WiliSee I For us 3 OF ZETA TAU " *i rt. Beta Omicron chapter of Zeta first formal dance since the war 7, from 9 until 1 o'clock in the b Music was furnished by Woody Shown above are officers of the < march. On the top row from left secretary, with Chick Shiels; Mai George Morgan; and Jo Morto Schooler. In the second row from treasurer, with Eddie Helms; B with Bill Shelley; and Joyce Han ter. At left is Laura Roberts, Millan. )'Hara Elected /s President Of Jariosophic Joe O'Hara was elected presi ent of Clariosophic Literary So ety for the spring semester at a teeting held on January 14. Other officers include Norman mith, vice president; Gene pears, critic; Cyrus Shealy, see atary; J. K. Smith, treasurer; ichter Moore, sergeant-atarms; iyer Price and Carver Smith, ionitt14s; John Copeland, student Duncil representative; Charles 'eLoache and Thomas Chadwick, iembers of the student board of ublications, and Randy Bradhan, ublicity chairman. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT DRIVE IT YOURSELF $6 per 24-hr. day Special Rates for Trip. Renting Hrs.-9 a. m.-7 p. mn. Phone 2-6836-1000 Main One Block from Campus an teen ~re ents of U. S. C. e A Department Needs bout It f We Can Get It Sro eek e ALPHA L T T will teri it h fral Y Wi ored Fres Jan var< voca <:--: and prov 3. A men nigh TI i . to g tog to 1 fresl and YM. Tau Alpha sorority gave its Bag on Friday evening, February Ent llroom of the Hotel Jefferson. M Woodward and his orchestra. rganization who led the grand Ti taita to right are Margaret Lunn, nroa -garet Eleazer, president, with Parl n, vice-president, with Boots the left to right are Nita Owens, stud etty Neville, dance chairman, and non, historian, .with Lou Proc- clud rush chairman, with Ed Mc- en : deni pres Zoe -lead LETTERS TO THE EDITOR -- (Continued from Page 2) ed not in Admiral Smith, but within circ "higher circles." We need larger we appropriations in order that an tion adequate, well-paid faculty can be the maintained, and so that bigger Let' and better builldings can be con- for structed. Admiral Smith has worked diligently to get this need O7ur Grains (Scotch, this handsome Royal R. in this season's bumper traditionally tough teat quality and wilt surely taps" . . .even though sturdy double soles. H the cockles of any can ...yours, too! COP 14W9 MAIN STPB3 dnesday ist Of Bids To o Business Off he official fraternity rush we begin at noon on Wednesdh ninate on Monday, February 2 as been announced by Frank ernity Council. Begins Semester ted " Fel th "Open House sub r New Freshmen " o'cl ie new students were hon- SikE with "Open House" by the hman "Y" Thursday night, con tary 81, in Flinn Hall. A in ad program of pianists and rus lists, games of table tennis tin billiards, and dancing were ided for entertainment. blue jean party for the fresh- ver girls was sponsored by the by Cabinet in Flinn Hall on the ten t of January 80. tim te purpose of these parties is ive the new students a chance de >ecome acquainted with the Will imen of the previous semester, tha to meet the heads of the stai YWCA. has tist Student Union :ertains Members At "o t Acquainted" Party il e Baptist Student Union en ad over 45 people at a weiner by t Wednesday night at Sims wil . The party was given for ter purpose of acquainting new ents with the organization its members. fficers of the organization in e Jack Smith, president; Hel EIarbin, enlistment vice presi Gene Sawyer, social vice ident; Will Frank Steely and Vier Jurigan, devotional ers. der ippropriation, but the "higher the e" remains passive. Certainly at' should contribute our coopera- phi as students and go all-out for j President in his endeavQr' Fri s unite now and work together a greater Carolina. D Yours very truly, as F. H. ATKINSON. as REEMAN. that i1) are in! And gue is a prize-winner crop o' styles. The her is of exceptional out-wear several "Re it comes to you with tre's a value to warm ny Caledonian's heart ELAND C Peg Three N00om Be Reporied e By Feb. 22 k for the spring semester ty, February 12, and will 4, with pledging at 5 p. m., Butler, president of Inter to rush parties will be permit to be held until Wednesday, >ruary 12. Each fraternity must mit a list of bids to the Di tor of Student Activities by 12 ock on Saturday, February 22. mnce period will begin then and tinue until pledging Monday the University chapel. Open hing will be permitted to con ie after this. il male students at the Uni sity are eligible to be rushed any fraternity and may be ex led bids regardless of the e the rushees have been stu ts on the campus. No rushee i be allowed to attend more n three parties, registered or r, given by the same fraternity. ristered parties are those which e male and female attendance. 'iolation of these rules will be arred to the Inter-fraternity incil for judgment and pun nent. A minimum fine of $50 be placed on those not abiding the rules, the proceeds of which i go to the benefit of the In -fraternity Council. tone Is Chosen )-Ed President inn Stone was elected presi t of the Co-ed Association of University of South Carolina a recent meeting in the Eu adian Hall in Harper College. ssisting her will be Sara edman as vice president; Libby rican as secretary; Claire Cely treasurer; and Trudy Leonard reporter. *I2.75 :o.