Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sponsors For Lambda Chi- Banquet .. . . . ....aso ..we.... . . . . . . IN.. 1 ,~ Shown above are the sponsors for the Lambda Chi Banquet. Iteading fronm left to right, they are: Char lotte Causey for Chandler Josey, Floride Agnew for Jim Findley rush chairman; Martha Ferrell, for James G. Snead, Jr., ritualist; Sylvia Campbell, for Bob Langston, social chairman. Karen Nyquist for Billy Richardson, treasurer; and Joanne Rankin for Bob Westerfield, president. 'McGREGOR a AsI a fin e l Php S SPORT eShirts - Swea *By TOMMIE HERBERT Agl o Worry is just a payment on trouble before it is due .. . ust forget those little ole' midsemesters and enjoy the MYAARSH holidays. 1535 MA P As a fine example Phi Sigma Kappa is to houseparty at __________ Myrtle Beach. ____________ T~T T. DVT ~T T L " - A 1... .-. ... T,4~ Qv. Ar mvr m. 4, i.rj~~ --"A(4 -----4 -LS t~JJ' .LJ 2 j _I - Delt, are journeying to Tennessee over the holidays. Kappa Alpha's are planning a Big Houseparty at Paw ley's Island over the holidays. ROBIN ROGERS and BAR BARA GRAMLING, KD; BILL ROWE and JUDY SPRINGS, C. C.; BILL FAIREY and EMMA TOLSON, KD; GEORGE HENRY and "DOUGIE" ROBINSON; "BUBBA" GODFREY and JOAN SIMPSON; BILL UPSHUR and SUZANNE () LEWIS, ADPi; EDDIE STUBBS and "COONIE" WALTERS, cur C.C., are going to be housepartying with at least eleven more couples for part of the five-day reprieve from the books. JEANNETTE DICKSON, Pi Phi, "beat everybody to the draw" and went to the beach this past weekend. Visitors to the KA house are admiring the mural painted by JIM MASON; also causing comment are the beautiful portraits of "CHEETAH" STUBBS and "SHERIFF" DIETER. BILLY ROWE, KA, is very fond of his new pet, HAR VEY, a full grown rabbit. Seems HARVEY spent his child- K~. hood at Columbia College. (for what did you say KA was an abbreviation ?) Phi Kappa Sigma had a cabaret party in the Rathskellar of the Jefferson in honor of their new actives. During inter mission PERRIN THOMPSON, from Union, was presented the award for outstanding pledge. Candy Boy and his Choco-. ....... late Drops provided the music. CHRIS and GREG HITOPOULOS threw a big one for the b~ ixin eam after the matches Saturday night. P?ri Sigma Kappa held a party Thursday night in the Rainbow Room. The Newman Club held a St. Patrick's Day party. Christian Service Club had a party at the "Y" Camp on Tuesday. Here on Sunday afternoon for the wedding of ROBERTA WENGROW and JACK KARESH, Phi Ep alum, were MRS. MARION GRAHAM (Jo Hewlett) of Sylvania, Ga., and MARILYN ROSEN of Charleston, former Carolina students. CHARLOTTE MITCHUM along with JO and MARILYN was a bridesmaid. MARY JOE CLARK was pinned Saturday by CHUCK FERGUSON, Phi Kappa Sigma..-l ~wi See you after the holidays.boilhti tiii Remember Box 79 or the society desk for your news. ~"ito COOB URN'S GRItLL The Business Men and College Boys' Choice at All Times A SATISFIED CUSTOMER a, newa,pam,sprhi 1817 umterStret Nex ToGirEGSatio Jean Andersen Elected Dream Girl of Pi K Alpha Miss Jean Andersen, Pi Beta Ph from Columbia, was chosen Drean Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha at the Dream Girl Ball last Friday night She was presented a loving cup by district president of Pi KA, Mr Fred Wilkins. Miss Andersen was honored with a drop-in at intermission in the club room of the Jefferson hotel. The night before the dance Thursday, PiKA's held a Founder'e Day banquet in the Hotel Wade Hampton. Prominent Pi Kappa Alpha's present were national vice. president, L. A. McCall, executive secretary, Dr. Robert Lynn, anc charter members of Xi chapter Secretary of State, O. Frani Thornton, and Reverend Leslie W Edwards. Zeta Tau Alpha Pledges Elect Class Officers Jean Geiger, freshman from Co. lumbia, was elected president of the Zeta Tau Alpha pledge class March 6. Others elected at that time were: Ann McAfee, secretary; Marths Ann Satterfield, treasurer; Betty Lewis, scholarship chairman; anc Doris "Bootsie" Prim, activities chairman. A pledge drop-in was held yes. terday at 4 p. in. for pledges of other sororities. nd JANTZEN ;WEAR t- --Jackets Slacks I runks - To' EL'S, Inc. SIREET dua ?e i I~urr' --White button. dow n oxford, soft roll to the collar. Poupular as a holiday ~ithi the fellows and the galai. rakers of Manhiattani shirls, neck. Phi Kappa Sigma Holds Initiation For Eleven Men Phi Kappa Sigma's held a party at the Jefferson hotel Rathskellar, Saturday, March 47, celebrating the initiation of: Dick Bobo of Connelsville, Pa.; Lee Easterling, Columbia; Bobby Jones, Columbia; Dick Kelley, Sparta, N. J.; Vic Laurie, Columbia; Spencer Liles, Columbia; and George Rabstejnek, Long Island, N. Y. Also Bentley Rivers, Columbia; Eddie Shin holser, Tampa, Florida; Perrin Thomson, Union; and David Waugh of Charleston, West Vir ginia. Music for the party was fur nished by Candy Boy and his Chocolate Drops. Following the initiation, there was a supper at the Market Restau rant in honor of the new initiates. Pledged into Phi Kappa Sigma during the same week were: John Criss of Roanoke, Virginia; Al Dunbar, Ellenton; Jack Hale, Greenville; W. F. Hardin, George town; and Robert Rasheed, George town. Chicago College of OPTOMETRY Fully Accredited An Outstanding College in a Splendid Profession Entrance requireme thirty semester hours of credits I specified courses. Advanced standll granted for ad ditional L. .I redits In specified courses. REGISTRA ON NOW OPEN Excellent cl Ic I facilities. Rec reational Afid thletlc activities. Dormitories on ampus. Approved for Veterans. 2311 No. Clark St., o Chicago 14, Campus ml Number 1 "T hey must thin) I don't have en< to get out of the It md asked him to judge ci one stiff. Our e settle on any brand in s like him, there's only one con It's the Sensible Test . which simply asks you -on a pack after pack, day ai needed! After you've enjoy for 30 days in your"' we believe you ii More Peopi. r hn.;y Interfraternity Council Announces Stunt Night Date Interfraternity Council has an nounced that fraternity Stunt Night will be held March 30 at 7:30 p. m. at Drayton hall. Ad ission mwill be 60c, tickets to be on sale at the door. Sorority Stunt Night will be held on March 29; same informa tion as above. - AN OPEN - toJ Coeds, Men Stude Administra We feel sure that i our prices and try our p take your laundry and d 'IV E 'NVLAU RY & DI SERN Next Door to P. S. - For your convenie right here on camp erviews orQg. g 5...THE LONG-W - UMBRELLA pugh sense rain!" P, L. 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