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By MA.
THE PHI KAPPA SIGMA
actives a beer party Mar
honest.)
PAT KLECKLEY, ZETA
the title of Miss Columbia
lumbia in the beauty cont(
of you who pay income ta)
nice thing happens on that
ALPHA TAU OMEGA H
PARTIES. One was held lac
the fraternity entertained
Monday night at Bray's ho
KAPPA ALPHA'S NEV
president; Terrell Glenn, vi
secretary.
PHI SIGMA KAPPA HE
Monday night for Art Treibc
Alpha Delta Pi Sara Jean
Pi Kappa Phi.
KAPPA DELTA ENTEI
TOR this week. She is Mrs.
ince president, who arrived
Cannon Mathews and E
N. C., to attend the regiont
fraternity. The meeting w
with over 200 members at
report on the local chapter.
were honored with a dance
ALPHA. DELTA PI mem
McLean attended the 'Mid-NN
at Winthrop, the school of
escorted by Lanny Shay, I
Sigma Nu. Pi Kappa All
Matthews were also among
ALPHA TAU OMEGA K(
went to SpartAnburg this 1:
was their goal. Billy P?latt
went to Charleston.
Lawson Yates, Delta De
Mary Ann Walker, Tri Delt,
Epsilon; and Dot Heyward,
went to Charleston last wee.
The Citadel came to Columi
PHI SIGMA KAPPA INI'
day for H. C. Arant, Phil
Thornley, and Charles Davi<
Jeanne Turner, Zeta Tau .
the Mid-Winter formal last
SIGMA NU PARTIED tU
camp, with a weiner roast,
Ed Thompson, Phi Kappa
of Columbia College. The P
ladies Monday night. They
fraternity members.
Delta Delta Delta "Mush'
week-end. Allene Bland, B(
and Joe Savage went to tU
Patsy Taylor and Hazel
Raleigh for the week-end.]
the game Friday.
P1 Kappa Alpha is planni,
held Satutday. A Bowery
over the ball which will tak
munity Center.
Well, all news is used nos
week. Send It to BOX 79, Ca
ago" 2lleeC
ke a wek . .
(HERBERT
k PLEDGE CLASS will give the
.h 18. (Well, at least they're
TAU ALPHA pledge, has won
Jaycee and will represent Co
st to be held March 15. Those
will -be glad to know that one
most dreaded day.
AS HAD TWO RECENT RUSH
t week at Pinewood Lake, where
10 persons. The other was held
use.
I OFFICERS are Bill. Fairey,
,e-president; and Jimmy Mason,
LD PLEDGING CEREMONIES
r, Joe Husband, and Dick Gilbert.
Benson is pinned to Elis Lever,
,TAINED A NATIONAL VISI
B. F. Whitner, of Florida, prov
Sunday and left yesterday.
ill Rodgers went to Charlotte,
.I convention of Pi Kappa Alpha
as held at the Hotel Charlotte,
tending. Rogers submitted the
After the meeting the members
and drop-in.
bers Eugenia Holliday and Anna
inter Formal this past week-end
navy-blue-and-white. They were
i Kappa Phi, and Guy Nichols,
ha's Jake Dennis and Cannon
those seen at the dance.
ith Marshall, along with friends,
ast week-end. Converse College
and Jack Jenkins, also ATO's,
Ita Delta, and Preston Darby;
and Pete Wardlaw, Sigma Alpha
l'r Delt, with Ben Badger, SAE,
<-end, too. BUT Tommy Carr of
>ia to visit Haskell Grimball.
L'IATION WILL BE HELD Fri-j
Sawyer, Jack Struhs, .Tommy
Ison.
Alpha, went to Wake Forest for
week-end.'
tis week-end out at the YMCA
drinks, and dancing.
Sigma, pinned Betty Braggett
bi Kaps serermaded seven young
are the gals who- are pinned to
Sanders went to Durham last
Ibby Broadwell, Nancy Mitchell
e mountains for a houseparty.
Porter, Kappa Delta's, went to
1rances Tuttle was at Duke for
ig its annual Bowery Ball to be
Queen will be selected to reign
a place at the Bluff Road Comn
u, so send us news to use next
VMPUS MAIL.4
Lambda
Lambda
ammn
Alpha Delta Pi's
Elect Officers
For Coming Year
B1. J. McLean, Holly Hill, was
alected president of Alpha Delta
Pi, social sorority, last week.
?atsy Riley, Columbia, was chosen
iicc-president.
Sue Fulmer, Springfield, was
iamned treasurer; Eliza Herndon,
Jol umbia, secretary; Jane Bailey,
springfield, corresponding secre
ary; June Marshall, Anderson, re
>orter and historian.
Gara Black, Beaufort, will serve|
is rush chairman; Dot Duncan,
jolumbia, social chairman; Sevena
iolair, Barnwell, guard; Gerry
{artman, Columbia, chaplin; and
uzanne Lewis, Charleston, Pan
lellenic representative.
Four pledges were initiated Feb
'uary 20, at a banquet at the
reen Derby restaurant. They|
vere June Marshall, Eugenla Hol-|
[day, Sevena Molair and Ann Mc
,ean.
The cup for the best pledge was
resented to Miss Marshall, while|
4iss Holliday won an award for
he best song and theme on "What
dlpha Delta Pi Means to Me,"
Phone 2-9250
918 MAIN STREET
Joe Patrone's
Collegiate Inn
Specializing in
STEAKS
CHICKEN
SPAGHETI I
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Dine and Dance in the
"GAMECOCK"
ROOM
Chi Alp
Chi Alpha Dance
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Sponsors for the Lambda Chi
Alpha formal dance being held
tonight, are: left to right, top
row, Dorothy Fant for John
Buice, president; Mary Ellen
O'Neill for Mike Callahan, vice
president; Carolyn Busbee for
Bob Carpenter, secretary; sec
ond row, Lynette Macklen for
J a c k Crutchfield, treasurer;
Mary Ann Phillips for Ron
Carey, ritualist; Jo Ann Pat
rick for Chandler Josey, social
chairman; bottom row, Joan
Hale for Fred Compher, rush
chairman; Helen Pegram for
Dick Fagan, I.F.C. representa
tive. Not pictured is Mary
Denny f o r Fred Atkinson,
pledge master.
Presbyterians
ro Hear Speech
Dn Stewardship
Leslie Paterson, executive sec.
etary of the Presbyterian synod
>f South Carolina, will address
Vestminster Fellowship, Presby
erian a t u d'e n t organization,
Vednesday night, Bobby Smith,
resident, announced.
Patterson will speak on "Stew
rdship."
Westminster Fellowship meets
hvery Wednesday at 7 p, m. at the
'irst Presbyterian Church.
THE GOLDE
LOU DIE
Plus The
Muw
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AND ORt
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MUSICAL C
Phone
ha. Ball
Sponsors
Zeta Tau. Aiphas
To Instal New
Officers Monday
New officers of Zeta Tau Alpha,
social sorority, will be installed
Monday, Norma Bergman, lils
torian, announced.
Those to be installed are: Olga
Edwards, president; Mary Jane
Walker, vice-president; Nora Ann
Qeland, secretary; Jane Almy, cor
Turner, treasurer; Marlene Rast,
respondence secretary; J e a n noe
rush chairman; and Norma Berg
man, historian.
N VOICE OF
GEORGE.
Wonderful
ic of
BRAZELL
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'HE PERFECT
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o Be Ne:
Johnny Long
To Play At F
Lambda Chi Alpha, social fr
formal dance, Wednesday nig
Hotel, Ray Berry, publicity c
Long and his orchestra will pl
Dorothy Fant is sponsorin
Mary Ellen O'Neill for Mike C
Spring Retreat
Of Y Groups
Being Planned
Spring retreat for all "Y"
groups in South Carolina will be
held on the week-end of April 21,
22, 23, at Camp Long near
Aiken.
"Choose Ye This Day;' is the
theme for the meeting, and the
main speaker will be Dr. William
Boyce of the Associated Reform
Presbyterian Church in Charlotte,
N. C.
Fred Sosnowski, who is chair
man of the retreat, is assisted by
Lloyd Weeks of Newberry College,
vice-president; Jackie Mulkey, of
Limestone, secretary; and Carolyn
Bearden, of-Converse, treasurer.
Discussions on World Related
ness, Social Responsibility, Chris
tian Heritage, Personal and Camp
Affairs, President's Workshops,
and Staff Workshops will be led by
the following, respectively: Rev.
Claude Evans of the Methodist
Church in Walhalla; Mrs. Richard
Allison, National Democratic Com
mitteewoman of South Carolina;
Miss Jane Chambley of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Charleston;
Mr. Burt Wheeler, Assistant Di
rector of YMCA of USC; Miss
Rosalee Oakes, Regional Secretary
YWCA, Atlanta, Ga.; and Mr.
Charles Whitworth, Regional Sec
retary YMCA, of Atlanta, Ga.
CORD3A
Two tin
colleg6 man&
a sketch. Thainks M onej
go round. IIis <queslion in
Van Gogh Vermneer.'.Knowt
sneeze as. Often goes to bee.
We've a whole galler,y of Si
rayon mnasterinEces,
Just picture you
CAMPUS F
THE MANHATTAN
Kt Week
Orchestra
lormal Ball
aternity, will hold its biennial
ht, 9 p. m., at the Jefferson
hairman, announced. Johnny
ay.
r for John Buice, president;
allahan, vice-president; Caro
lyn Busbee for Bob Carpenter;
secretary, and Lynette Macklen
for Jack Crutchfield, treasurer.
Mary Ann Phillips sponsors for
Ron Carey, ritualist; Jo Ann Pat
rick for Chandler Josey, social
chairman; Joan Hale for Fred
Compher, rush chairman; Helen
Pegram for Dick Fagan, Inter
fraternity Council representative,
and Mary Denny for Fred Atkin
son, pledge master.
Lambda Chi Alpha was founded
Nov. 2, 1909, at Boston University
by a group of law students. The
fraternity observes March 22 as
Founder's Day, since it was on
that date in 1913 that the emblem
and constitution were added.
Lambda Chi Alpha has the larg
est number of active chapters of
any social fraternity in the world,
with 135 chapters. In 1989, Theta
Kappa Nu and Lambda Chi Alpha
were united as one fraternity.
The -flower is the white Tudor
rose and the colors are purple,
green and gold.
This chapter was granted its
charter May 12, 1945.
In 1928, a Pennsylvania citizen
mistook The Gamecock for a poul
try magazine and wrote requesting
subscription and information about
his chickens.
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