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NLUV KLIAMAT. Seepe Molw SLavy BETTY JO LAND The Wagon Wheel . a spoke a week By B. J. LAND "In the spring a young man's fancy"---and at Carolini it really has. RUSH BLANTON, Lambda Chi, pinned ROSE, MARY FORD of Limestone College. SHIRLEY MARTIN and JIMMY COX were pinned this week end. JEAN GUTHRIE Chi 0, received a diamond from BARD ALLISON, Sigma Nu They will be married in June. PiKA BILL GARNETT pre. sented MARILYN HARTLEY with a diamond also. And more-NORMA BERGMAN, ZTA alum,- was married Feb. ruary 14 to VIC MacDONALD of Florence. The Sigma Chi's are having a stag supper for DICKIE TIMMS who is being married February 21. Movies (?) will be shown (special request). Seen at the ADPi drop-in Sunday, February 15, were HARRY WOODWARD, KA, BOB SMITH, Sigma Nu, BILLEY BAXLEY, Pi Phi, GIBBY DEAN, Phi Kap, MOE McCREDIE, Sigma Chi. MARY LEWIS BLACKWELL, KD, and DUNCAN BRECKENRIDGE, KA, and LLEWELLYN LLOYD, ZTA. Lambda Chi's JIM FINLEY, DELANCE POSTON, JUG SAWYER went up to Rock Hill for the Winthrop dance while JIMMY JEROW and JIMMY HOWIE journeyed over to the dance at Columbia College. ADPi's going visiting over the week end were HELEN McCANTS to Greenville, "SMOKEY" DAVIS, who went to Walhalla, and REGINA OWENS, who spent the week end with JANE RUTLAND in Aiken. Pi Phi's ROBERTA LLOYD and JOYCE CAUDELL visited NANCY MOOREHEAD in Anderson. ANNE Mc MECKIN, Tri-Delt, went up to Chapel Hill for the mid-winter dance. A Valentine party was enjoyed Saturday night by the Sig Eps at the Cayce Woman's Club from 8 to 12. Professor and Mrs. C. H. LESESNE chaperoned. Among the couples present were BILL TODD and PEGGY DOUGLAS, BOBBY RYAN and ROSALYN HIERS, CHARLIE JAAP and WINNIE MINCEY, BILL LEMACKS and VERA CHURCH, DICK PLUMMER and BETTY ANN GERRALD, DZ, and JIMMY TURNER and LINDA COVINGTON. SAE's celebrated Valentine's Day with a party at Reedy Point Community Center Saturday night. Couples present included WELLY BRADHAM with ESTHER LaBRUCE, Chi 0, BILL BRISTOW with CARROLL SIMS, Tri-Delt, JACK JONES with NELLE "BUDDY" McCANTS, KD, HERB HESTER with ANNE EDMUNDS, and WILLY WESTON with G. B. KENNEDY. Just as a matter of interest-why hasn't ED GLENN, Sig Ep, taken his exams? JOHN JOHNSTON and JOE PEARCE, SAE's, spent Fri day and Saturday at BILL BRISTOW'S home in Darlington while BOBBY GUNTER, SAE, baked in the Miami sunshine. Another Valentine party was held by the Phi Kaps at the American Legion Club Saturday night. "FOOTSIE" FIELD and SUE HAWKINS, OWEN CEDARBURG and DELORUS LOUIS of Richmond, and JACK FIELDS and JOAN BULL of Winthrop were among those who enjoyed the party. MARLENE RAST, ZTA alum, is engaged to OGDEN RANKIN of Allsbrook. March 21 has been chosen for the wedding date. A party was enjoyed Friday night by the PiKAs (Valen tine, of course) at the American Legion Hut. Having a fine time were KING MARTIN and BECKY ROGERS, HUGG GIBBS and LANDIS McCOWN of Columbia College, DAVE MAULDIN and PAULINE SAMS, and SONNY DURANT with ANN RIGGSBY, also of Columbia College. Stags were JIM KENNEDY, alum, and RAY BEHLIS. VERGIL LAN HAM, PiKA from Emory University visited USC PiKAs. DOROTHY RICHERSON, Tri-Delt, went to Sewanee for the week end. Congratulations to the Phi Kaps on their drop-in held February 13. There were fifty-six sorority pledges present. Other fraternities are planning drop-ins in the near future. Phi Eps BILL NOVIT, JERRY DRUCKER, IZZi LOURIE, IVAN MILLER, I. M. GOLDBERG and PHIL GAR. FINKEL are going to Athens, Ga. tomorrow for a Sigms Delta Tau sorority dance and to Atlanta Sunday for the wed. ding of Phi Ep alum STANLEY PEARLMAN to ANN WEN GROW. GUS MANOS and "GATOR" SMITH went to the Sweet heart Dance at Winthrop last week end with NORMA BREAZEALE and JANE WEEKS. Here's to the following boys who did not want their names in the Wagon Wheel this week: ED HINDS, JIMMY COOK FISHER WAT TrER and DICK ROBINSON. Or did you rea< this far to find out? Ed Glenn Elected By Sigma Phi Epsilon ApaD laP Ed Glenn, of Lancaster, was PegsPa at elected president of Sigma PhiMebroftepdgclsc Epsilon for next year. Other of ficers elected were: Byron Tapley, ApaDlaP r netii Pasadena, Texas, vice-president; teatv ebr ihapr Bill Todd, Pittsburgh, Pa., sec retary; and George Rider, Bell- hrdy erar 8 h at more, N. Y., comptroller. Sigma Phi Epsilon initiated twowhcisaierrot,ilb new member. Saturday. They are hl tte""cm.ApaDl Marvin Weathers, St. George, andP1mbesadtiraesa Richard Plummer, Elizabethtown, PledgesPhedegomsletad thei boutesmp Pleges aintd peger of., Hith prle clSI ~U4Igs. wimied srubbry,And pha* Dela Preentyrtaenin which is a waenrnroast,gwilg. presdt tho""cap Alpha Delt Pimebes.ndthirdaesa P . ..invited.. Patent gegdA List, ed A D SHOE PREVIE KAROLINA Kaleidoscope By KOCKY, the Gamecock Spring must be on Its way say Kocky after seeing the Lambd Chis in their front yard diligently cleaning their furniture. These guys are murder with a box ol DUZ. Seems the president's house ia near completion. Myl Won't Mrs Russell have fun with all those venetian blinds. Kocky noticed the sign on Le Conte that says, "Dates must register here." All right, boys, you heard the man. Benjamin Franklin Grainger (alias Willis) was seen on the horse shoe munching a loaf of French bread. Koeky would like to know who was the lone golfer hitting balls into the SAE house. He didn't yell fore. Kocky was astounded upon hear ing that reasonably sane members of the Christian Service Club, Johann Mishoe and Mike King horn. journeyed to the Carolina Orphans Home and showed films only to learn that they showed the films to the wrong orphans. They should have gone to the Richland County Children's Home. Over at LeConte one of Kocky's best friends, Valentino, has just taken the beating of his life. Valentino, the skeleton in 212, has been torn to pieces by vicious students like Gus Manos. Kocky is all agog over having campus political parties. They could have symbols like the Game cock's tail feathers or the Palmetto trees. Myl what stickers. Koeky heard the Sigma Phi Eps complaining about the lock on Euphradian Hall; it seems that after paying $1.00 rent for the joint the Sigma Phi Eps expected to get in the joint, too. Kocky saw the notices for rush week-comment: somebody bring a wheel barrow for the Greeks (sororities, that is.) Bye now, Kocky and his pal? Ros Levy (posthumously). Pearce, Others Attend Meeting Joe Pearce and three other Uni versity members of the Delta chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon attended an alumni meeting of the fraternity last night. The supper meeting was held at the Bamboo House, Five Points, at 7 o'clock. Plans for the Founder's Day banquet were dis cussed by the group, as well as future plans for the student chapter. Sut only time will tel THAT CINCH TO CLEAR 7 FEST! e0 * More Pe W FOR SPRING There is something afoot this spring to bring you complete oog tume coordination, so important to the weU-groomed look smart women strive to attain. Shoe manufacturers have worked most diligently with the apparel and fabric houses to have fashion right shoes that compliment your spring ensembles. Patent leather is unquestionably spring's highlight footnote because of the tremendous importance of black and white fabrics, either as a color duet or in prints, and be cause patent also is fashion en dorsed as the Number One acces sory answer for grey and the soft beige range, and every pastel that runs the gamut from light to bright shock colors--this means every wardrobe needs a pair of scintillating patent shoes. Red shoes are considered a neutral this spring. They add a gay touch to grey-beige-navy and are considered good companies to pink and yellow apparel. In fact, they go with every color in the spring rainbow except orange. Trimmed pumps are high fashion this spring. They are simple enough to accompany a suit, yet wearable with softer appearing dresses. Stroke-of-genius colors add a touch of elegance to patent of calf pumps. Low dipping dainty shells and bands of enchantment for all those special occasions. Soft feather light little shoes in which you will literally want to live. Medium heels that are the last word in comfort, yet are as glamorous as the towering spike. That's the foot note for spring, 1963. Try Our "Norris" Pound Boxes-$ Make Your Valenti -fancy sha UNIVE RSIT WITH LEG HE TrHAT L.ONG, WN I HE OUGHTA W Tro ST EP OVER THE (e BA4e OD8 rnl Whisenhunt New ZTA President Harriet Whisenhunt, of Orange burg, was elected president of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority for next year. She and the other new offi cers were presented at the Zeta Tau Alpha Stardust Ball last Fri day night. Other officers are: Kathryn Parsons, vice-president; Clarice Kissan, secretary; Sarette Flake, corresponding secretary; Eleanor DuRant, treasurer; Ann Lorick, historian; Marlene Ayers, rush chairman; and Barbara Marita, social chairman. The Stardust Ball, a biennial affair, was held at the Columbia Hotel ballroom. Woody Woodward and his orchestra furnished music for the formal closed dance. Before the dance, Mrs. A. I. Dukes entertained the Zetas with a drop-in at her home, 1013 Duke Avenue. During Intermission, a drop-in was given by Miss Fay Martin at 1400 Laurel Street. After the dance, everyone met at Lanter's for breakfast. McBryde Brotherhood Plans Dance Tonight The McBryde Brotherhood Is having an Informal dance for mem bers and their guests tonight, Bob Hamilton, president, announced. The dance will begin at 9 p.m. at the American Legion home. Music will be by Roy Haymond and his orchestra. The McBryde Brotherhood is an independent men's organization made up of residents and alumni of McBryde Dormitory. Valentine Candies 2.00 and $3.25 ne A Sweet One ped boxes - (CANTEEN )UP HOW CAN -rTHE TJHEY TELL eIRAFFES 2 HAVB -- LONG LEGG,TOO, SUT THEY CA r JUMPI CA MH. Kappa Delta Initiit Twelve New Member. Twelve new members wr ini. tiated Into Kappa Delta sorority last night. They are: Sally Judy, Eleanor Hagood, Mary Bull, Mary Alice Ruetin, Anne James, and Louise Owens, all of Columbia. Also,. Ellen Bush, Barnwell; Anne Nelson, Anderson; Jaye Gross, Hendersonville, N. C.; Anne McCraw, Sandy Springs; Mary Beth Conrad, Orangeburg; and Gwen Tootle, Florence. Following the initiation, a ban quet was enjoyed by members and Initiates at the Market Restaurant. Mitchell's Me! n 's Sheap '"The Little Shop with Big Values" 1431 MAIN JUST 2 BLOCK: That's Sunshine Laundry Gervals - two blocks from th guys and gale take all their Sunphine. 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