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7,1 Sponsors for the June Ball are, president; Molly Ogburn for Micl Marshall, Alpha Tau Omega, secr Epsilon, treasurer; Betty Wise foi Kemp Hlyers, Kappa Alpha, junloa Fall Rush Week Plan Announced By Pan Hellenic Fall rush week for sororities will be the tenth through the twelfth weeks of the fall term. Co-ed in terested in rushing have to obtain at least a 5.000 average on their mid-semester grades. They must take a minimum of 12 hours or four major subjects. The exact date for rushing will be announced later. Sweethea rt . hw.a... rgt.. r. a sweeheat, ein prsened he DeceD. 006BUR* The..B...n........ Chic4a ag 4swe top row left to right, Ann Boylestoz cey Marshall, Sigma Nu, vice-presi etary; Hazel Ann Anderson for I Jim Smith, Pi Kappa Alpha, assist leader. Alpha Tau Omega Holds Elections For Coming Term Henry Hutson is the new presi dent of Alpha Tau Omega. Mousey Guerard is vice-president; Frank Ford, ireausurer; Skip Criddle, his torian, and Harry Bull, secretary. Other officers are Will Middleton, usher; Robbie Cole, sentinel, and Rupie Drews, German Club repre sentative. of Block 'C' sh Hitoupolos, this year's Block C up by her predecessor, Mrs. Ann I'S GRIL L and College Boys' All Thue. C USTOMER - NEextT He Sta4Iem1I for Hank Fulmer, Pi Kappa Phi, dent; Brandy Vaughan for Keith dmund Montieth, Sigma Alpha nt treasurer; and Ish Thomas for Davidson To Lead Phi Sigma Kappa During Fall Term Charles Davidson of West New ton, Pa., has been elected to head Phi Sigma Kappa for next year. Other officers are Jay Quick, Co lumbia, vice-president; Halford Whitaker, Columbia, secretary; Thomas Talley, Atlanta, treasurer. Phil Sawyer, Salley, was elected inductor; Jimmy Jordan, sentinel; and Paul -Phillipa, of Ardam,. Pa, social and rush chairman. The retiring officers are Charlie Emmons, president; Thomas Tal ley, vice-president; Paul- Phillips, secretary; Charles Davidson, trea surer; Toby Ward, inductor; and Joe Husbands, sentinel. The fraternity presented a gavel to Charlie Emmons, retiring presi dent, on behalf of the chapter's appreciation of his outstanding services during the past two terms. Charlie is a graduating senior from North Hackensack, New Jersey, He will receive a B.S. Degree In Business Administration. He will be in the U. S. Navy for the next four years. Music Fraternity Announce Names Qf New Initiates Daniel Newton, president ol Delta Sigma chapter of Phi Mr Alpha Sinfonia, national honorary professional music fraternity a: the University of South Carolina has announced that three pledgei were initiated Tuesday, May 15, ir Lieber College. The new memberi are: Edward Byers of Columbia William Hughes of Orangeburg and Jack Simon of Sumter. CAN YOU COMPLET The answer is an "often quoted I + -lCE -GHT + -i ~-NT+ 1+ mEwiL' IY NORMA 'ith merry good-byfato , Then I can go swimming like tl First in\this mad rush of l given by ROBERTA WENGI BRRIOS. It was last Saturday -home, nine couples were there Lambda Chi's and their di Saturday night at Silver Lake. Kappa Alphas of USC, WC had one big party here Thuri official naming of Graves Prov RAYE RICE, Delta Zeta al from HARRY MURPHY, a Fk( Initiated into Kappa Sign FROW and THAYER PHIFEE Drop-ins were the thing lai coffee hour, fhen drop-ins by Zetaa also had a parent drop-in Last Wednesday night th actives a party at Sunview. N they went to Lake Murray. Much fun had by all. And Monday, the KDs spent the afternoon at JUNE NIGGEL's lake. Sunning, swimming and eat ing were the orders for the day for the Corsettes. Delta Omicron and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music fraternities were entertained Thursday by MR. and MRS. FRED H. PARKER and MR. and MRS. HUGH P. WIj. LIAMSON. The entertainment was a wiener roast in the garden at the Parker's home. Kappa Sigma and Chi Omega got together for a mighty fine party last Saturday at Lake Mur ray. Kappa Sigs from other col leges were there. They were here from Ole Miss, John Hopkins, Wake Forest, LSU, a n d Colo. School of Mines. ANN BATES, former Carolina student from Greenville, is engaged to JOE FOSTER. ANN READY and PEGGY HEDRICK THESTON, both KDs, spent a wonderful week end at Clemson. Best wishes for a speedy recov ery to BOBBIE FULMER, former 3-Hour Dry Clatning Service Press While You Wait 1-Day* Dry Cleaning. and Laundry Service ARROW CLEANERS 1209 Gervags E THIS REBUS? sayIng by a famous American -LL+O--NG IMBLE +AN -+ COY+NT= Delicious. chocolaty, chews.Tan ai.e awesk. BERGMAN ou all, I start my last "spoke." e reat of you. rties and such was a shower OW KARESH for JE ANINE night at MRS. WENGROW's ttes enjoyed an outdoor party FFORD, P. C., and FURMAN iday night. The occasion: the [nee of the Kappa Alpha Order. um, is now wearing a diamond rida boy and a Lambda Chi. a Sunday were BILL REN . Bill is a Floridian, too. t Sunday. First was the ChiO the TrI Delta and ZTA,s. The Sunday afternoon. a A D Pi pledges gave their ot satisfied with one lake, off Chicago Coluega of OPTOMETRY Tully Aceredited An Outsiandbng Colle. In a Splendid Profemon Eatrance requirement thirty semester hours ,f credits in specMfled courses. Advanl"d stsdlna paated for ad ditional L. A. ce in specified courses. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Excellent clinical facilitl. Ro reatlonal and athletio activities. Dormitories en campus. Approved fo steras 2311 No. Clark W., Chicago 14, Il. Campus Int - -A -I..... Oa. to these. hurry. "they don't inven giv to decide whide& is mild -there's just one. real wa: It's the sensible fest. . Which simplyT asks yoi on a pack-aftee-pack, d neededi! After Camels--for 30 (T for Throt, T for More People I ew Headmaster Of Delta Sigma Pr William E. Houston i. the newly elected headmaster of Delta Sigma Pi. Other officers are Jim Riggs, senior warden; Charlie Copeland, scribe; George Traylor, treasurer; and Richard Wingard, chancellor. Delta Sigma Pi is an honorary business fraternity. Dave Sparks, Joe Novak, Thayer Phifer, and Bill Renfro were in vited into Kappa Sigma. Jim Neely ani Marion Lee were recently pledged. SPECIAL MER HOSE fg. Price Sale Price 1.75 1.40 1.65 1.32 1.50 1.20 er Shades t SERVICE' Canteen Y CANTEEN ;arette 'lests ,l ""'p? I to say "No" "'.4 sts! "Why", says he, before you're supposed me to the same conclusion racigarettel ients le i K $I" te'.is d IMelveer .ader Next Semester .n M.tve" was re-lected to bh presiddey of Kappp Sigma ror the fall term. Other officers fhet"d were Billy Blackwell, vice pi'sident; Marvin McMillanr see r"tary;' Buddy Long, master of aeremonis; Harold Holliday, $rea mnter, and Joe Novae and Jimmy olliday,gards. Outstanding senior. is Bennie ikinner and the outstanding pledge tor the year is Thayer Phifer. 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