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. a epob By LAURIE ] MAYBE A GAL FROM F1 of being honorary cadet color son Military Ball this past v pha Delta Pi, was elected ho Blade. While Eugenia went to Cl Suzanne Lewis, went to The ( DELTA ZETA HAD A JA night at 7, at the home of a Satterwhite spent two yeark decorated in typical Japanes< ZETA TAU ALPHA HELl in honor of Pat Kleckley, wh lumbia." PHI SIGMA KAPPA PI Ward, of Myrtle Beach, pres officers are Joe Husbands, o: Bell, of Columbia, secretary treasurer. CHI OMEGA INITIATIOI 21, and 22, at Shandon Met: Ramelle Bolt, of Greenville; Johnstone, Georgetown; Cal sandra Manda, Hartsville; Cc Davis, Columbia. DOWN AT MYRTLE BEA QUENT HOUSEPARTIES v Rhyne, James Ward with S with Mary Moore. THREE ZETA TAU ALPI ING FEVER this weekend. IM dale Cup races. Jackie Clinc Bergman went to a dance at SIGMA ALPHA EPSILOb BANQUET was held at the Nelson, Columbia lawyer, an< spoke to the 110 who atten Lumpkin award, for the mos Terry Smith, Phi Sigma K home of Dorine Creighton, F Patsy Riley, Alpha Delta Sigma Chii. HOUSEPARTYING AT '2 Delta Delta Delta, were Tr. with Ben Badger, Mary Al Sophia Milling and Joe Mi Johnson with Bob McMahan, ford with Burell Manning. Dotsy Lloyd, ZTA alum, v William Hamilton. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Corky Melcher, of Columbia Parler, Mannassas, Va.; Bi Lindsay; Bobby Broadwell, bia; Billy Thompson, Columi Ed Montieth, Columbia; Dor Also, Jim Fisher, of Fran4 cowe, Columbia; Charlie Cl dale, Columbia; and George . KAPPA DELTA SORORI TO ITS DROP-IN SUNDAY P. M.' TWO LAMBDA CHI mem ternity brother, Bob Barko Alhany saying that they reall "Silver Dollar." A drop-in wa Barkoot's house. THAT IS ALL FOR THIS BOX 79, THE GAMECOCK. THE RI( DINING 1619 Gi Lunch -1 Dinner - Meal Tickesa AVE gon '9ieeL' 0 a week . . 4AY HERBERT JRMAN did get the high honor iel at Clemson, but at the Clem reek-end, Eugenia Holliday, Al aorary captain of Scabbard and mson, another Alpha Delta Pi, !itadel for the Friday night hop. ,PANESE SUPPER Wednesday n alumna Ida Satterwhite. Mrs. i in Japan, and had her house a fashion. ) A DROP-IN Wednesday night, > was recently elected "Miss Co EDGES recently elected Toby ident of the pledge class. Other Columbia, vice-president; John ; and E. A. Hall, of Bishopville, I EXERCISES were held March iodist Church. New actives are Betty Warren, Allendale; Mabel ;herine Bowen, Columbia; Cas nnie Holler, Columbia; and Ann ,CH ON ONE OF THEIR FRE rere Ed Kinard with Mary Ann tra Bagwell, and Dolph Bagley [A MEMBERS GOT WANDER [arlene Rast went to the Spring went to Furman, and Norma Davidson. I ANNUAL FOUNDERS' DAY Jefferson Hotel March 11. Pat I an alumnus of the class of '38, ded. Joe Pearce was given the t outstanding pledge. appa, spent the weekend at the i Beta Phi. Pi, is pinned to Bill Brown, HE HOME OF Sophia Milling, Delts and SAE's Dot Heyward mn Walker and Pete Wardlaw, Iler, SAE of Davidson; Helen SAE of Auburn; and Betty San ras married January 18 to John INITIATION WAS HELD FOR ,; Joe Pearce, Greenville; Rem iddy Derrick, Greenville; John Sumter; Don Saunders, Colum >ia; Elliott Wardlaw, Columbia; Baltus, Columbia. lin, Va.; Jack Jones; Dick Blen inkscales, Belton; John Barks-. Fames. I'Y INVITES ALL STUDENTS NIGHT FROM 8 UNTIL 9:30 bers overheard a freshman fra at, and his date, Marilyn Mc y liked to shag to Johnny Long's a given before the dance at Bob WEEK. SEND ALL NEWS TO :E HOUSE ROOMS' -een Street 2:00 to 1:45 5:45 to 7:30 rilable At Discount Phi Sign Phi Sponsors for the Phi Sigma Kap to right, Jean Harris for Nick Hami Doughty for Harry Moseley, treasi inductor; Shirley Phillips for Char chairman. Not pictured is Bing Prol Debating Group Attempts To Fill New Trophy Case Custom built for the debating team, a large maple trophy case has recently been installed in the front office of Drayton Hall. "We are doing our best to fill it," declares Professor M. G. Christophersen, who is in charge of debating at the university. At the present time there are three trophies in the case, all of which were won this year. These were awarded the South Carolina team for winning the debates in the Carolina Forensics, the Miami Invitational, and the Philadelphia Tournaments. As yet the trophies from the South Atlantic Tournament, which was also won by the university team, have not been presented. Literary Society Hears Address By Music Major Miss Joanne Weaver, senior mu sic major, addressed Hypatian literary society at the organiza tion's last meeting, May Herbert, president, announced. She spoke on the courses offered in the school of music here. The society is sponsoring a series of talks by various department majors. Andrea Chandler, journal ism major, will speak next week. Rivers Selected To Replace Munn Rudy Rivers, senior from Co lumbia, was elected president of Phi Epsilon Nu, journalism fra ternity, Thursday night, May Her bert, secretary, apnounced. Al Munn, who formerly held this posi tion, resigned because of an un usually heavy schedule. Rivers was elected vice-presi Lorick - Couch OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. The Complete Office Outfitters TeL. 3-5076 926 Gervais St. olubnk,.. C. ia Kapps Sigma Kappa Spor ~r pa formal dance held tonight ini the Iton, president; H arriet Martin for irer. Second row, left to right. M .ie Emmons, sentinel; and Dorine hro for Gordon K ennerly, secretary Kappa Sigma Has 60th Anniversary Party And Dance Chi Omega chapter of Kappa Sigma fraternity celebrated its 60th anniversary on this campus last night at the Cayce Woman's Club, Fred Locke, president, an nounced. The celebration was in the form of a cabaret-style party-dance with rushees included in the invitations. The fraternity is 550 years old, and was founded at the University of Bologna. dent at the beginning of the spring term. Other officers are May Herbert, secretary, and Tom Price, treas urer. MEN'S SHOP ST REET FLOnnR Be Helid Formal Dance At Columbia Phi Sigma Kappa, social fra ternity, will hold its Founders' Day Ball tonight at 9 p. m. at the Co lumbia Hotel, Phil Sawyer, pub licity chairman, announced. Woody Woodward and his orchestra will play. Jean Harris is sponsoring for Nick Hamilton, president; Harriet Martin for Jay Quick, vice-presi dent; Bing Prothro for Gordon Kennerly, secretary; Virginia Doughty for Harry Moseley, treas urer; Mabel Johnstone for Jimmie Creech, inductor; Shirley Phillips for Charlie Emmons, sentinel; and Dorine Creighton for Terry Smith, dance chairman. 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