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\ . . .. X V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . .* - . SPONSORS for the Sigma Nu White Star formal tonight are, top row, left to right, Mary Beth Conrad for Comiander Dan Donovan; Calvert Hopkins for Lieutenant Commander Henry Dons; and Beaufort Law for Treamurer Bill lawley. Bottom row, left to right, June Krepps for Pledgemaster Tommy Thomason; Bettv. Owen for Social Chairman Melvin Burton; and Nelle MeCants for Dance Chairman John Smith. CAROLYN McCLUNG, Society Editor b tenisityfotall eet two JOANNE CARNES MARGARET BAUKNIGHT Marland, which played n the MYRNA RITCHEY ROS LEVY MYRN RITHEYROS EVY Orange Bowl, and West Virginia, the. which played in the Sugar Bowl, m will meet the Gamecocks in Co wagon wheel a spoke a week ...W By JOANNE CARNES9 MARGARET BAUKNIGHTA 'rhe old wheel has about spun out; soon we will have to 5th ANNUAL SUMMER ADVENTURE CRUISE TOUR...6 units credit, S. F. create news. Qu' avez-vous, kids? Surely everyone hasn't State, S. S.President Ceveland, Juno cut out their social life to study! Here's what we finallyt ootal nt. Maryland,Swhickplyd inlthe dug up:h du SIGMA CHII'S PARTY _________ Seen at the Sigma Chi party: STERNE BOLTE with See JUDY WILLIAMS; BOBBY HOWARD with JOANNE 2 DAVIS; CARL DUBOSE and MARY ANN COLE, KD; BOBBY NEESE with KAY BOSWELL; BILL MURRAY T Interested In with BECKY' ROGERS; DICKIE POGUE with SHIRLEY D)IAMONDS MARTIN, Columbia College; JEAN MATTHEWS with BILL JEWELRY TODD; MARIAN EDWARDS and PATSY CRAWFORD, Pi STERLING SILVER Phi. JUDY WILIAS; PARTY HWR ihJAN ArIngS; t theL UBOS appd 'wrDV MARY ANNI COLE, KD;r TINYNS with KAY, nDet PHWL BILLDIMURRAY with JACKIE RGRS; CiERPOGUE RANhSOMHithE SARATBU, Tumi Delle; JEHLANATTHW MARY WISE100Mi RTOD,D; MARNEDARDS CAndwt PANIE BRORDIH, Conrofimto t KD;rtyingOO withthh MARION Hg' D,were: 0 D VIC__AR-_____ LAIwith ETTY ULLHOUN, Deti HI; BELMNECTSO ERON with ANN SKINNER, ADPi; JOHN HERN with SARETTE FLAKE, ZTA. CONGRATULATIONS TO: BOBBY BOSWELL, Sigma Chi, and CAROL CAMERON, 1 O TES ADPi; IRVING SIMS, Sigma Chi, and SHIRLEY THORN- ~ G TSAT TON; SALLY RUFF, Tri Delt, and JIM WISEMAN, SAE; MARGO WEILAND, ZTA, and HOMER PADGETT, Phi Kap "2 -they were all pinned over the week end. Also to JOAN RUTLEDGE, Chi 0, who received a ring from ANDY GARY, KA Alum, and to SUE CANOE, who is engaged to PRENTICE COX, Phi KE. BOB SILLS, Pi KA Alum, will be married on p March 14 to MISS FRANCIS COX of Loris, S. C. TRAVELS MARILYN TrHACKSTON went to Emory last week end *lhriag il ri to visit her fiance, TOMMY WISE, Sigma Nu, and to go to ~ .-a i ai ia the Sigma Nu White Rose Formal. Journeying to the Kappa Sig Concave at Davidson were: 4~"~Ili i u I ,ANDY WISE, Kappa Sig, with EDITH POLLINS, and DON~ i~ii itiicil SMOAK, Kappa Sig, with JEAN BYRD. DOING THE NIGHT SPOTS At the "Talk of the Town" were: CAROLYN McCLUNG Chi 0, with BOB ADAMS, Sigma Nu; MYRNA RITCHEY, irlwr Chi 0, with JACK PARTIN, Sigma Nu alum from Tennessee MARION COCKRELL with COOPER WILLIAMS, Sigma Chi; REBECCA SALLEY with DON CASTLES; BOB GA-~ BRIEL, Sigma Nu, with SUZANNE MOYE; and MELVIN t BURTON, Sigma Nu, with BETTY OWEN. These guys and dolls were celebrating MELVIN'S birthday. DZ NEWS Banqueting at the Market Restaurant on Valentine's Day were new DZ actives, GAIL ADAMS, CAROLYN BROWN, JANIE BUTLER, PEGGY JO HARPER, AGNES ANN MOORER, and SALLY WALL. The DZ Chapter was de lighted to receive ANN DAVIS from Beta Lambda Chapter at the University of Tennessee. Also the DZ's have the Na- 6tM k ec tional Executive Secretary, MISS IRENE C. BOUGHTON. The DZ Scholarship Award went to PEGGY JO HARPER and the best all-round pledge went to AGNES ANN MOORER. Cf'enteFsted i DIMOD Pi Kappa Delta. Initiates Four Pi Kappa Delta president, John Altman, announced that four new members had been initiated into the national intercollegiate ho'i7 ary debate fraternity. The new members are Claire White of Co lumbia, Billy Rhoad of Bamberg, Charlie Goldberg and I. M. Gold berg, both of Charleston. To be a member of Pi K D, a debater must have won at least 60 per cent of his intercollegiate debates, and have shown outstand ing ability in the field of forensic endeavor. At the initiation, Dr. M. G. Christophersen, university debate coach, who is serving as the dis trict chairman of Pi K D, an nounced that the District Pi K D tournament would be held at Sewance College, in Kentucky, the first of March. Only members of Pi K D may compete in this tour nament. Mitchell's "The Little Shop with Big Values" 1431 MAIN Extra Protection I Yes, you get EXTRA PROT] SUNSHINE LAUNDRY AND I individually wrapped in cellopi same crisp, clean condition in clean and crisp until you're rej SUNSI LAUNDRY AN 1415 GERVAIS COGBURr A SATISFIED 1317 Sumt ARS D... it eu Clarke Is Elected Sig Chi Head For the Spring Election of officers for the Sigma Chi fraternity was recently held. Warren Clarke of Orange burg was elected as president. Other officers are Johnny Gram ling, Orangeburg, vice-president; Eddie Jordan, Winnsboro, secre tary; Danny Wright, Camden, treasurer; Sonny Smith, Camden, social chairman; and Bob Williams, Charleston, pledge master. The Sigma Chi's recently ini tiated Gene Wilson of Fayetteville and Dean Livingston of Orange burg. Tom lofferth, forward on the Gamecock basketball team, has been a regular shortstop on the baseball team for the past two seasons. 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