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Pi Beta Kappa Pi Ari To Assist Ne By BARBARA Feature Kappa Pi, three-year-old uni -pointed a council to assist the and- has asked for the e%tab school at the center. The group, in the past, has b high school art and 'is currently assisting the museum in many of its functions. "Art Week" which is held an nually for visiting high school ar tista is conducted at the university; with Kappa Pi acting as host. The fraternity's recent project has been raising the criterion of the art work presented at the state fair. Last year Kappa Pi was awarded seven prizes which was the major ity of awards given. Mrs. Augusta Wittkowsky, in structor of fine arts, and the com paratively new group will bend their efforts towards stimulating local art interests. The fraternity offered a display at the opening of the new Colum bia Museum of Art in addition to the recent preparation of the chil dren's art room on the third floor of the museum. Display boards, furniture and draperies for the windows of the large hall were prepared by the fraternity members. Each member of the group pre sented either works of painting, sketching, interior decorating, cos tuming and water color sketches which were used in the exhibit. The fraternity has planned, in the late spring, to exhibit at the Birmingham show of Kappa Pi, the "Deep. South," the largest re gional art show of its kind. Members of the organization are Ann Rawl, president; Pat King, vice-president; Mary Summersett, secretary; Denise Guerin, Jay Bardin, Jini Sandy, John Bell, Ann Craig, Faye CovingtoA, Sara Ka resh, Faye Dent, Mury Shanid, Rowena DuBose, Suzaine Lewis, James Miller, Gordon Stanton, Mary Anna Elliott, Pat Con'der, Anita Thee, Anita Bruckner, Rob ert Dockery, Suzanne Moye, Gene Ann Strickland, Grace Wolfe, Jane Almy, and Gene Kaufman. Marcia Richards Honored Tonight Miss Marcia Richards, of Cope, will be honored with a drop-i given by Delta Zeta sorority mem bers immediately after her piano recital tonight, Mary Ellen O'Neill, sorority president, announced. The drop-in will be held in the sorority room in Sims College for friends and relatives of Miss Richards. GR A Y "Style Headquarter r NEW SPRI Sheen Gabardine and From NEW SHIPM Gabardine & Flann Welt Seams - Flap SPORT SHIB Gabardines Slip-Over Style witti Bottom- Long a $3.95 t4 NEW SPO] Crepe Sole Suedei Crepe Sot Phi's T - Fraternity w Museum A. DERRICK Editor versity art fraternity, has ap ,ew Columbia Museum of Art, ishment of a permanent art een instrumental in promoting Three To Receive Nurses" Course Degrees In June Three women 'registered in the university's five-year nursing course, completed their clinical re quirements at Roper hospital April 17, and will receive their degrees in June, 1950, Miss Viana B. Mc Cown, head of the nursing depart ment, said. They are Misses Saranel Myers, Reeda Nickles, a n d Emogene Sanders. They make the total number of seven students who have finished the university's five-year nursing program. The students will receive a de gree of Bachelor of Science in nursing at Carolina's June 5 com mencement exercises. They will also participate in the joint Roper hospital and Charleston Medical school exercises in June, and re ceive a certificate for their 23 weeks of clinical study at Roper. The three students will take the state board nursing examination in June. They are to become staff nursei of the South Carolina sana torium for tuberculosis at State Park. 'Born Yesterday' Ends Week's Run At Town Theater By KEN POWELL The Town Theater's latest pro duction, "Born Yesterday," was a tremendous success. The comedy closed Wednesday after having run for seven nights. The same play ran for four years on Broadway, and was secured by Town Theater's director, Gene Crotty, as soon as it was released for production outside Broadway. Frank Harris, who played the part of a multi-millionaire junk man, handled the leading part with ease. The role of the junkman's lawyer was played by Dick Bree land, a Columbia attorney. Another attorney, James Breher, -played the part of Paul Verrall, a patriotic journalist, while Thomas S. Lin ton played' the meek Senator Hedges. Joyce Shirer and Mort Bernanke turned in two outstanding perform ances. Other university students who acted in the comedy were "Sparky" Elliot and Joe Bishop. McCormac Heads Music Fraternity Marilyn McCormac, of Columbia, was elected president of Delta Omicron music fraternity, re cently. Other officers, who were elected for the coming year, are: Mary Cockfield, vice-president; Ann Williams, secretary; and Carolyn Powell, treasurer. SON'S for College Men" NG SUITS Lightweight Flannels $39.50 ENT SLACKS el - Tunnel Loops Pockets - $6.95 up. TS GALORFI n 15 Colors Knitted Cuffs and nd Short Sleeves > $5.95 ET SHOES - White Bucks a Loafers 95 P reser ~ta. Sponsors for the Pi Beta Phi di right: Frances LaBorde, president; tary. Bottom row, left to right: Barb Betty Cameron, dance chairman. V. Epps Elected Phi Kappa Sigma Fall Term Leader Vernon Epps, Cades, was re cently elected president of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity for the fall term.* Charles Weagley was named first vice-president, and Jim Cordell, Columbia, second vice president. Gene Groves, Fort Jackson, will serve as ritualist; Phriness Cox, Columbia, secretary; Jim Cham bers, Oak Ridge, Tenn., correspond ing secretary; and Theo Boone, Rowesville, treasurer. House men will be Joe Bull, Georgetown, and Manning Patterson, Georgetown. Roy Berry is Interfraternity Coun cil representative. 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Buffalo 11. it Forme ice to be held tonight in the Jeffe: Carolyn Alcorn, vice-president; and I ara McSwain, corresponding secretat Delta Delta Delta To Hold Drop-In After Song Fest Delt11a DAelta Delta, social s0ror ity, will hold its annual song fest drop-in Tuesday from 9 p. m. to 11 p. m., in the sorority room, Betsy Knowlton, social chairman, announced. Mrs. Hattie Pender, Sims housemother, will act as chaperon. Delta Delta Delta officers, elected March 27, are: Walton Jef fords, president; Haskell Grimball, vice-president; Lib Caldwell, re cording secretary; Susan McEl veen, corresponding secretary, and Stuart Mosely, treasurer. Fields, Jack Thomas, Charles Win den, Melvin Younts, D. L. Gunter, and Roy Moody. Jim Chambers, Oak Ridge, Tenn., was awarded the trophy for out standing pledge at the fraternity party Saturday. 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The 1 a. m. and Woody Woodward', The affair is held in honor ol Leading the grand march will be: Frances LaBorde, Columbia, president, with Bengie Knowlton, Columbia; Carolyn Alcorn, Colum bia, vice-president, with Tom Clark, Columbia; Barbara Raf field, Aiken, recording secretary, with Macky Scott, Aiken; Barbara McSwain, Columbia, corresponding secretary, with Chick MacDuffie, Columbia; Sybil Patrick, Bowman, treasurer, with Julian Boland, Ridge Spring; and Betty Cameron, Columbia, dance chairman, with Bill Renfro, Jacksonville, Fla. Preceding the dance from 7:30 to 8:30 p. i., the alumnae will give a drop-in for sorority members and their dates at "Still Hopes," the home of the Misses Susan and REQUIREMENTS FOR OPTOMETRY Five years of college work are required for the degree, Doctor of Optomebr. rhe first year must be completed In an accredited college of arts and sciences. 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