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'7 NO lA $SRCM Moelle Kennedy Su ... a spok By NOELLI This week's news will be t age of space . . . but pert vibrating on the same freque LEWIS HAIGLER, Sigma of Winthrop will be married A BILL SMALL, also a Si LANGLEY. A party out at the HOILE' T-V last Saturday included: I PAUL SWEEZY, HELEN LU ROYCE, CHARLIE CAMP, SHEA, and JACKIE HOILE. As for today's nature less to Coker last weekend. Sig Eps have erected a I their new house. . . . The gE DICK HARPER... who was on Thursday, Feb. 28th (it's time to make the sign. The KA pledges gave a p night at Heise's Pond . . . mu Notes ... of course everyone The McBRYDE BROTHE Cayce Woman's Club in West like the Woman's Club was ke pledges had a party for memb Saturday night. The Pi Kap's also extend wants to view their T-V set . DAN SHAW, BOB PEEL: TRUELOVE were recently I fraternity. JACK WISE went to Athei eastern Jr. College basketball brother Phi Sig PHIL SAW1 dance. The Phi Sigs like trav4 Sig Ep basketball team will the annual Jaycee Basketball ' Visiting the campus befoi GREER, now with the Air Foi Remember to send your nE ... she's looking forward to it Jado in the 4A By Suzanne Hyer Weather forecast: The March winds doth blow, and everyone will find a bright silk head-scarf the most used item of her wardrobe. Many people seem to be born in March, so here are a few gift hints. For the man in your life-Father, that is-a hand carved bottle stop per, mxade in Italy. Comes in many eleverly 'Mr.c designs in the shape ef*tunny heads, some with glasses, beak noses, and mouth that move on tiw order of Charlie McCarthy's. They are good for a laugh as well as being useful. For that best friend at home urchoice of a necklace, bracelet, or earrings of tiny yellow daisies. Looks cheery with the bright sum mier cottons. For yourself-a folding picture frame which will hold four 1%" sare pictures. Fine for dresser or 'bokshelf. For Aunt Salley--a new- moon -stone necklace in her favorite color. For practically anybody-a set of p)lastic bottles in a matching chre. Put per fume, hand lotion, or what have you in them and there will lie no worries about broken bottli in your suitcase when you travel. "The most photographed blouse in the world" is currently being Sfeatured in Columbia stores. This yersatile waist combines three .quarter length sleeves, a tucked epllar, and a black velvet tie into e~ of the handiest blouses you Id want. . iot ir tricky shirt has a de nable collar which buttons on. AN, S.de.y Editor mne Hyer June Prenell jon C2)Veef I a week . . . C KENNEDY rief because of a (sob!) short aps next week if we are all ney your news will get in. Nu alum, and SUE SULTON kpril 26. gma Nu, has pinned ZELLA 3 and the KENNEDY'S to view 4ED BROWN, BETTY POPE, PO, GENE WHITT, SHIRLEY EUNICE MEYER, WALT on ... RABBIT HARE went ieart-shaped sign in front of nius responsible for this was happily passing out (?) cigars a boy!), and somehow found arty for the actives Saturday sic was furnished by the Blue had a good time. RHOOD had a party at the Columbia last Friday. Looks pt busy ... Sigma Phi Epsilon ers and dates at same place on an invitation to anyone who . open house every night. , AL MAZANIK, and HOYT ledged to Sigma Phi Epsilon is, Tenn., to take in the South tournament last week, while IER went to Winthrop for a l! enter the semi-finals tonite in ournament at St. George. e going overseas was PAUL ce, formerly with McBryde. ws in to NOELLE next week It is left. This blouse can be bought in many bright plaids. If you want extra glamour at the beach this summer, buy one of the bathing caps trimmed with rubber flowers. It is a perfect com bination of utility and beauty. Rush Week Registration To Be Monday Registration for coeds who would like to go through rush week will be held in the post office lobby Monday, 9 through 2 p. m. Late registration will be Wednesday. Coeds who register late must con tact Norma Bergman at the Journalism building that day. To be eligible for pledging, a coed must have made a 5.000 aver age on her fall semester subjects; must have taken at least 12 semes ter hours work exclusive of band, orientation, or physical education. Rush week will be March 31 through A pril 4. During rush week, rushees are not allowed to date or converse with the men. They must not speak to sorority women ex cept at parties. Two weeks before rush week, sorority and non sorority girls will not visit in one another's rooms. Rushees are not to visit the sorority room except during scheduled routine teas and preferential parties. Anyone wishing more informa tion should contact Norma Berg man at Sims. Pictured below are Pat Matheson and Allene Bland. These girls have been selected as the sweethearts nLPi Sigma Kappa and Sigma Alpha Epsilon respectively. Pat is a member of Chi 'Omega; Allene belongs to Delta Delta Delta. Allene's selection was announced at the SAE party Tuesday night. Pictured at left are the sponso be held tomorrow night at the C Lewis Blackwell for Duncan Becki lina chapter; Bess Macaulay for Ti Patton for Bill Royers, president King for Byron Wilkinson, presidt The Greeks Initiate Fifty-One Listed below are the new initiates and pledges of fraterni ties and sororities. Sigma Chi Wendell Smith, James Cowary, Gayle Kerr, Robert Holmes, Eu gene Molnar, John Reeves, and William Todd. All initiated. Lambda Chi Alpha Elden Dye, George Floyd, Joe Rrnwn, James Hillon, Thad Salee )y, Davant Purvis, Norris Mullis and Willion Wesley. Initiated. Rush Blanton, Bennie Daniels, lervey Duckett, Thomas Eargle, Leon Flowers, Bill Hartsell, Wil2ox [owle, Bobby Kiger, Leonard Peake, Robert Truesdale, and Aubrey Williamson. Pledged. Pi Beta Phi Ramona Salley, Beth Kirkley, June Krepps, Barbara Muncaster, Sara Jane Quinn, Nancy Moorhead, Anne Davis, Jeanette Dickson, Suzanne Moye. Delores Antley, Helen Gunter, Vera Church, Roberta Lloyd, andl Carolyn Whit mire. Initiated. Delta Delta Delta Anne Bradley, Jane Calhoun, FORMAL WEAR For Rent Wright-Johnston INCORPORATED Men's Clothing, Shoes, and Furnleshings 1330 Main Phone 2-4223 gloanS @ LIQUID CREAM SHJ More than just a liquid, more tha ...new Widroot L.iquid Cream; combinacion of the best of both. Even in the hardest water Wild washes h air gleaming clean, mar inviting without robbing hair of its Sempless Sudsy. ..LenIlin I ":a rs for the Old South Ball which will ilumbia Hotel. Left to right: Mary nridge, president of the South Caro rrell Glenn, dance chairman; Martha of the Furman chapter; and Merre nt of the Wofford chapter. Mary Ann Ervin, Susan Fair, Betty Grimball, Harriet Felder, Suzanne Hyer, Ann Lumpkin, Lucy Mc Master, Evelyn Marshall, Molly Marshall, Henrietta Morrison, Alice Pinckney, Carroll Simms and Dorothy Richardson. Initiated. Pi Kappa Phi Bobby Saunders and Buddy Parris. Pledged. Billy Logothetis, Jack Flynn, Demsip Rubinson, John Long, and Barron Sumner. Initiated. Corporal-"Squad's right!" Rear Rank-"After all these years he admits it." Phone 2-9250 918 MAIN STREET Joe Patrone's Collegiate inn Specializing in STEAKS CHICKEN SPAGHETTI * '* * Dine and Dance Until 12 P. M. In the "GAMECOCK" ROOM L MPOO n just a cream Thampoo is a root Shampoo) ageable, curl natural oils. THaRE S ras, ovelyl 2i fly 93ws Old South Ball Tomorrow Night "Save your confederate money the South shall rise again." The Kappa Alpha fraternity will start festivities fbr their. Old South Ball by gathering at the State Houst to secede. Following the secessio? ceremonies, the brothers shall as semble at the Columbia hotel foi a banquet and a closed formal. Helping the loyal southerners at the university will be fellow KA'f from Furman, Wofford and Pres byterian. Brothers he have growr beards and sideburns for the occa, sion. Kappa Alpha is traditionally e southern fraternity. It was founded at Washington and Lee by General Robert E. Lee, in 1865. It has be. come the custom of the chapters in the fraternity to hold eact spring an Old South Ball commem orating their heritage. Ann Darsey Is President KD Ann Darsey was elected presi dent of Kappa Delta sorority March 10. Elected also were Betty Bellin ger, vice-president; Jane Cureton secretary; Jo Ann Sprott, treas urer; Frances Hagood, rush chair man; and Laurie Wannamaker editor. They were installed Monday and will serve for one year. "That private across the street always reminds me of you." "But he's short and fat-and I'm tall and thin." 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