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MARY MURRA ROSIXVI The Wag . a spok( By B., SONG C.EST (,ongrIatIlations to the Tr really caie through with flyi Both organizations received ones, too). All participants formances. HOt ISEPAR1IES Aiong the Sigma ('hi's i over the sprin1 holidays at GIZA.1N11,N and 1AlIY AND CLAIKE with PATSY EPP MARlY ALICE BRIELANI, SHI1RLEY ALIAPTIN, and S1 MI AITIN, ('olumbia ('ollege. Lambtha ('hi's who extel(d tion with a beach party IU)MlUTA LLA)YI), Pi P'h KATIE PAlZso Ns, ZTA ; Ill WILLIAMS. ZTA; NORZIS VOll), and OHRY IA)1INIC THl E [ELTS 'I'he Tri-1elts have been l\\IN and 31()1 Mc(GOWi \\liter I cv attend(ld tihe Old lldIlnd and a week end of so and A,\,NNEI,: lCK 01"TSTANI)ING cNH.ANES The', SA[- pin of 11O111Y C ELOISE A)('OCK, ('hi 0. An too, Alt lough ou couldn't pr( itust ih spri'i pig : KATilE P LANI)UUM\, Lambda ('hi, Ll,0:'ICK, Z'I'\, alid I111y F ()n April 1-1, and L.AURZET' G (.-:ENN CONRlAI ), I'h iKap, all goc.s to prom e It'-- true I sprog .. P1 Pill'S Thlt Pi Phi's reallyv w tI I,1.\IZA l'ASTll spent I I LI -:N T.),LAl) IZ went to W 1.VcI 1hc sun at Edisto v lit,VCd to North (Cardolna. \ ISITORS .\ t r lt' 1egular mleet in I igh. t hcy gave a dinner in h, Scvrtira y of Phi Kappa Sign The l1xCCUtIVc Secretary 1',MWT1-:N is visiting, the )Z P11l1 KAPS TltI'lhl i Kaps held a pieni in1g at SIunview Lake. Even p;u'tl. at i rreguIlar intervals, \ rcpca:t trip was nade P*ENTLY liylSand I)ON .Asieville, N. ('. last Sunday t lTures. KAPPIA D)EITA 1K D 's houaseparit y ing at PE4 ii uiteIs Ilnlet last week end Mle( 'IA\, 1KM SMIllTll, AA I'llI.A M, TlOMMAY lNOA NE, ('oing to thle ('antterbuiry( GEINE WKIX1LSON, Sigma 4 wtire 'It G SAWXYE[R, .JOEL 'I LAK' POSTOME\, ElIiDEN D SAEK's JIA('K .JONES, RO ANDI)IKEW(L GA)DY, and( C'AR 'ntd at Inltherhome of'1 JLEI La~ 1uil) P lITS, B!OB SIXITI Ntu':. andI JE AN OVEIRTO'(N hoilas frtim I1)ON KOONS~- I PAT~i l)AVIlS, Ill NEISS TlOOT'ISIEl SKA\l-' spe'nt last ((ONGRATIS! ihld .\Iunda\ niight ...and( to D)onovan NamedI DI ) n.v I>)novan f ol 1iershey, Pa., for' 195:- '5-1 are: Hb) Pitts, Fill lawley, P'ittsbunrgh, P, A I', TonnoIy TIhomna nson, SparI Ilurton(, Co'lumibia, soc'Ifi chaIiri n;t chapliin; Warrenu (;riffin, Gl(1asen, AJla., historitn; and .Jlim Aber'it, Laniicaste, P'a., and I"TIunky" Caiimpbell01, MIarion, alumni con ternetrs (, Society Editor BETTY JO LAND on Wheel a week ... I. LAND i-Delts and the Phi Kaps who ig colors last week in song fest. Jhiny new cups (well deserved deserve laurels for their per vho were having quite a time Ocean Drive were JOHNNY I ERWIN, Tri-Delt; WARREN S, KD alum; DON COX with Chi 0; JIMMY COX with IMNER WAITE with ROSE Ad their Founder's Day celebra were RAY JOHNSON with i; LARRY LANDRUM with LLY BROADWAY with LOIS MULLIS with MARTHA AL K with LOU LLOYD, ZTA. traveling again! MARY ANN N just returned from Raleigh South Ball and from Pawley's i come FRANCES LUMPKIN UNTER is now being worn by :1 I might add, looks very good, >ve it by the weather it really ARSONS, ZTA, and LARRY wvere pinned April 13; ANN LACKWELL, KA, were pinned ['A BALLENTINE, ZTA, and vere pinned on April 15. Which bout a young man's fancy in )laces over the holidays. BAR er vacation at West Point and est Virginia. NAT HARRISON hile JOYCE CAUDELL jour of the Phi Kaps last Monday nor of their visiting Executive , DR. CLYDE S. JOHNSON. of )elta Zeta, MISS IRENE chapter on campus this week. c Saturday afternoon and eve though light rain joined the veryone had fun. o Winthrop last week end by E)NEY. DICK BOBO went to see the Three Star Motorcycle GY RICHARDSON'S house at were ANN DARSEY, ANN RY BETH CONRAD, CHRIS andl ANNE PHILLIPS. onvention in Aiken were KD's I ANN SP~ROTT. 'hi, and PAUL GOLDSMITH, 'niversit y of Kentucky in Lex lous time. Ie Spring Formal at Winthrop 'ARTE, JIMMY HILTON, DE YE, and THOMAS ERGLE. BERT BLAND), DICK RUSH, ROLL D)ORITY spent the week CHIICOTTE at Pawley's. , and BERT JESSUP, Sigma -a transfer from N. C.-drove .a Sunday. dIiamlond (luring the Easter romff Marylandl. COX, SUE HAWKINS and Sunday at Myrtle Beach and .for the successful opening McHrydle's GRAIDY McCOY Kappa Alpha Installs Officers Installat ion of new officers was he(ld by Kappa Alpha fraternity A pril 1f. Tlhe r(eently elected of foi's are: Jlohn Speer, Anderson, p)residlent; Hob) Bennett, Cheraw, vice-president; Ben Sawyer, Co l umbia, secretary; Billy Watson, Chies-terfield, corresponding secre talry; Marion Brown, Columbia, alumni secretary; and Carter Mar tin, York, treasurer. K nox, Sherer, Columbia, censor; Jack (Cantey, Columbia, knight usher; andl Jimmy Covington, Ben niettsville, knight at arms, corn niletC the roster of oficiers. Phi Epsil /2 Sponsors for the Phi Epsilon I Eleanor Baker for Bill Novit, super Bolt, II, for Louis Colbus, treasure Berry for I. M. Goldberg, correspor Engineers Hol The annual engineer's ball was held April 17 from 9 until 12:30 at the Woman's Club. Clarence Brazell and his orchestra provided music for the occasion. The dance was cabaret style andl candllelight was used. The engineer's ball was spon sored jointly by ASME, AIEE, @nzlime WOW! HAVE WE GOT OURSELVES CHOWHOUJSE More Peofle on Pi Foj &i Ov6ln iSton6ol k ...... 'i formal dance w ic e e ior; Claire Gottlieb for Ivan Miller, r; Alice Bell Chr istian for Donald I iding secretary; and Davida Sanbor lAnnualBall AIChE, ASCE, and Epsilon Lamb da Sigma. Representatives from all these engineering societies were present. Presidents of the engineering societies are: George Corley, ASME; Beaufort Law, AIChE; Raymond, Johnson, ASCE; Willy, Penn, AIEE; and1 Harold Norman,' Epsilon Lambda Sigma. I'M COMINGHEE IG EVERYDAY. LOOK H EF AT A.LTHE.O CHROMIUM! 1 To moke Camels inders' b K, tonight at the Jefferson Ilotel are vice-superior; Arizona DeYoung 4iller, recording secretary; Annette mi for Izzy Lourie, dance chairman. Sigma Phi Epsilon Awarded Cup South Carolina Alpha chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon was awarded the Governor's Cup at. the district convention held at. D)avidson Col lege A pril 11-12. The Governor's Cup is awardled to the chapter with the most im priovement in the previous t welve months. S PLACE ONNA BE HOW CAN THEy ~E FOR A TELL60OGOON?T,. ~J IE HAVE TO TRYTHEF COME!FOR A WHILE /NAN= OHE [C GAETTE // ay Danc Clarence Bra 25th Annivers Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity i birthday with its Silver Ann dance tonight. Clarence Brazell and his or dance which begins at 9 p. m. i Hotel. Prof. and Mrs. Sam Liti Campbell will chaperon the aff Sigma Phi Epsilon Members, Dates To Attend Ball Sponsoring the South Carolina Alpha chapter of Sigma Phi Ep silon at the District Five ball at Raleigh, North Carolina, this weekend will be Misses Polly Mishoe, Peggy Douglas, and "Vee" Church. District Five includes six North Carolina chapters and the South Carolina Alpha chapter. A dance will be held tonight at the Tar Ileel Club in Raleigh. Tomorrow night, the banquet and ball will be held at the memorial auditorium. Music will be fur nished by the Duke Cavaliers. "A World-Beate Students Say O Rr' I-WVay is gaining in popul the low-setting, nio-nckban<4 dom at the thrioat for ext Arriowv dealers. A RR OJI -SHIRTS - TIES - UNDERWEAR . I Only time wil new restaurar time will tell abt !EY'i Take your ti THE lea \ \Ca 0 Tonight ,ell Plays for ;ary Forma4 vill celebrate its twenty-fifth iversary formal banquet and chestra will play for the open i the ballroom of the Jeffersoh man and Capt. and Mrs. John air.. Preceding the dance, Phi Eps, alumni, and their (fates will attend a closed banquet at the Rainbow Room. Principal speaker at th4. banquet will be Milton K. Susman, Pittsburgh attorney and president of the national fraternity. Honor guests will include the founders of the local chapter. Delegates from ten other Phi Ep chapters will attend a Southern Conclave which will be held here in conjunction with the anniver sary celebration. Registration will take place at the fraternity house from 3-5 p.m. Friday. 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