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CAROLYN McCLUNG, Society Editor JOANNE CARNES MARGARET BAUKNIGHT MYRNA RITCHEY HANNAH TIMMONS the... wagon wheel . . . a spoke a week ... By JOANNE CARNES, MARGARET BAUKNIGHT THE SOUTH ROSE AGAIN! Saturday witnessed the "rising of the South again" as the Wofford, Furman, P. C., and Carolina chapters of Kappa Alpha relived the fabulous days of the Old South. Partici pating in the drop-in, "mint julep party" and the Old South Ball were the following Southern Gentlemen and their Southern Belles: ESTHER LABRUCE, Chi 0, and JOHN SPEER; DOT AVEYRT and SAM CRAWFORD; ANN HOLMAN, Chi 0, and DAVID MILLING; MYRA CAIN, KD, and LOUIS WRIGHT; JOHANNA WRIGHT, KD, and CHARLIE PYLE; SHIRLEY HARDEMAN, KD, and CHARLES NOCK; BETSY McCUTCHIN and "TOOTIE" WILLIAMS; TIMMIE TIMMONS and HARVEY HORNE; BILLIE RAINEY (Agnes Scott) and LAWRENCE CURRY; BETTY CLARK, Chi 0, and KNOX SHERER; SALLY JUDY, KD, and BILLY WATSON; TRACY ASKINS and EDDIZ_ FLOYD; "SKIPPY" ASKINS and ED MULLINS; GWEN TOOTLE, KD, and LOUIS HOWELL; LOUISE TOWNSEND, Tri Delt, and MARK BUYCK; JOYCE GROSS, KD, and BOOTS PLOWDEN; JULIA McCULLOUGH (from Atlanta) and MARVIN DUKES; MARY DICKMAN, Chi 0, and TOMMY THOMAS; AB PEARCE, Tri Delt, and BILL DOAR; MARY ALICE RUSTIN, KD, and WINFIELD SAPP; JACKIE FURR, Chi 0, and BILLIE SMITH; MARTHA WYMAN, KD, and CHARLIE SMOAK; VERNA NORTON, Chi 0, and HAL CROSLAND; "BEV" MUNNERLYN and JACK CANTEY; MARY BULL, KD, and PAUL GOLDSMITH; BETSY ('OlKER (IDL1uW) and HAROLD LEWIS; NOVELLE PLOWDEN, Tri )Mlt, and NELSON ARRINGTON, KA from )uke; GRACE ZIMMERMAN and FRANK WANNA MAKER. iI PHI ARROW HALL South Carolina Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi entertained its members and guests at the Pi Phi Arrow Ball last Friday, March 19. Some of the Pi Phi's and their dates were: ALICE GATES and GARY LEE, Phi Epsilon Pi; MEL CAMPBELL with JACK SIMON, Phi Epsilon Pi; MARILYN FLEMING with LEE EASTERLING, Phi Kap, AILEEN TAYLOR and BOB WILLIAMS, Sigma Chi; SIDNEY SMITH and SONNY SMITH, Sigma Chi; SHIRLEY THORTON and IRVING SIMS, Sigma Chi; PAT CROSLAND and MARION ED WARDS, Sigma Chi; CAROLYN WHITMIRE and BILL TrODD, Sigma Chi. Also seen there were: CAROL BRAND ENBURG, Chi 0, with JACK McLAIN, Sigma Chi; RANKIN SUBER, Chi 0, and DEAN RASHEED, Phi Kap; ANN HOL MAN, Chi 0, and AL PALMER, Phi Kap; TONYA VON BERGON, Al)Pi, and JACK WEBB; JULIA PEEBLES and GEORGlE HICKS; ANNE DAVIS, DZ, and BILL HART SELL, Sigma Chi; GEORGE BOMAR, Lambda Chi, and JACKIE FURR, Chi 0; ED MELTON, Lambda Chi and CAROL ELLIOT; REMBERT TRUSDALE, Lambda Chi, and HELEN GUNTER; and CARLOS SALTERS, Lambda ('hi, and MARTHA D)EHON, ZTA. Stagging it were: JERRY CA MPBELL, Kappa Sig, JOHN ALTMAN, Kappa Sig, HILL4Y RHOD)ES, Kappa Sig, JUG SAWYER, Lambda Chi, TOM HOLIDAY, Lambda Chi, ALAN BROCK, Lambda Chi, JIIMMY JEROW, Lambda Chi, and D)ELANCE POSTON, Lambdla Chii. After the fine dance a houseparty was held at Myrtle Beach with D)R. and MRS. CARLISLE chaperoning. TIlE 'GREAT SHO0W OF 195.1' Seen "going wild'' over the music of Johnny Hlodge's )rchiestra, and the singinig ot' Iuth Browni and ''The Clovers," who brought the house down,, were the following: D)ORIS 'LAlRY, KD) Ahu, and WAYNE~ KIIA;oRE ; MAlRY ALICE BRELAND, C hi 0, and D)ICK COVING'TON ; ANNE and "CO( OIIE" MOY~'E, lPi Kap; BETSY COKER, Tri Delt at I ulo, with HAROLD LEWIS, KA; JANIE RUCKER, Pi IPhi, an G11 . 0. WI LSON, Sigma Nua; JANE OXNER and "GOOSE" FLO4YD1, Sigma Nu ; MARY FOLLINE and RUS SELLS TEMPLETON, Sigma Nu ; AIMEE REESE and SUM N ER WA iT[E, Sigma Chli; SillRI A'2Y WA ITIES and BASEL DIC:K ERT1, Clemnson ; MED [A anad ANDI)Y PEOPLES; "D)USTY" and BOBBY ANDREWS; JOANNE CARNS, Chi 0, and( ARCHIE C)K ERt, Sigma Nu; also the following Pi Raps and their dlates were: CLAYTON McMANAWAY with "TIIN Y" TIHOM~PSON; and IUUDD1Y KENNED)Y with SALLY Y'OUNGBLOOD, Chii 0. "Stagging it" were: Sigma Nu's Hill1 [[A WLEY, .JOHINN Y SLOAN, "DIGGER'' THIOMA S( N, II ENRY DORN, JIM ABERtT, BOB GABRI El, DAVE SAUCY, LL4OYD) DUPRE, JOE STEEN, BOBBY PRU1TT, JIMMY DJOGGETTE, PHIIL MOOD)Y, and P1 Kaps JOHN COURTENEY, "HEAD" K(ENNEDY, WILLIE WEEKLY, TIM JOHNSON, and "BUJCK" BIEIRFISH ER. PARTYING! Pi Kaps partying at the "Talk of the Town" Saturday night were PAUL GIBSON with PATSY FLOWERS and BOBBY SANDE'RS with JOANN GAMBLE. Pi KA's had a p)arty at the 01(1 Yacht Club. Among the many having a great time were: JIM FRASSNATCHI and BETTY SEAY, Chi 0. Boys dating Columbia girls were: KIETH HUJBBARD, JIM REC"EA N, WOODY LOVELACE, and CHARLES JOYNER. Sigma Chi's partying at the Shamrock were: DANNY WVRIGHIT with JUIDY WILLIAMS; .JIMMY COX with SHIRLEY MARTIN; and D)AN CASTLES with REBECCA SALLEY, ADPi. ATO's celebrating with their new brothers and pledge brothers last week at the Rainbow Room were MALCOLM (Conainued on page 5) 7 Activated Into Sig Ep The Sigma Phi Epsilon fratern ity recently initiated the following new members: George Shierlock, Charleston; Arthur Vance, Valley Stream, N. Y.; Leon Gantt, Columbia; Ronald Levis, Philadelphia, Penn.; Charles Sanford, Bennettsville; Donald Harrington, Avrill Park, N. Y.; and Robert Wallace, Charleston. The new pledges this semester in Sigma Phi Epsilon are: Ken neth Goins, McColl; James Bran don, Cramerton, N. C.; Hugh Yoho, Wheeling, W. Va.; Alvin Knight, St. George; Harold Gray, Lake City; Howard Chapnman, Charles ton; Frank Chandler, Spartanburg; James Futch, Charleston; Gordon McBride. Tampa, Fla.; Wilson Pitt, Rocky Mount, N. C.; Jimmy Robinson, Lincointon, N. C.; R. 0. Hughes, Birmingham, Ala.; and Bob Cameron, St. Petersburg, Fla. Owens, Duke Head KD. DZ The Beta Zeta Chapter of Kappa Delta recently elected new officers. They are. Louise Owens, )resident; Gwen Tootle, vice-president; Bu ford Law, secretary; Jo Russell, treasurer; Mary Wise Rixey, as sistant treasurer; Johanna Wright, rush chairman; and En Smith, editor. The Beta Delta Chapter of Delta Zeta also elected new officers. They are: Hazel Duke, president; Agnes Moorer, first vice-president; Jane Butler, second vice-president; Gail Piedmont, corres)onding sec retary; Ros I.evy, recording see retary; Peggy Jo IIarper, treas urer; and Sally Wall, historian. Hypatians Vote On Local Option At a meeting of the Ilypatian Literary- Society last week the sub ject for debate was Local Option. On the negative side were Mary Patirick and Sarah Jernigan. For tile affirmative were Janet Bow didge and Edith Kirkland. When the issue Was voted upon, tile af firmative won. At a previous meeting. Professor Dan Hollis of the Ilistory De partment gave a talk on the history of the university and the entering of women here. lil lliso spoke on tIe organlizatioll of literary so vielic. onl the Carolna CampuIIIs. AD Pi Pledges Choose Broas Paul ine i ltro of Glenridige, New .Jer sey, was recemntly elected ptresi dlent of. the Alp jha I )'l ta Pi pledge c.latss. 0 ther ttfficer'm inehide: Kath tary; .Jayne ,Jones. Norfolk, Va., treasu rer; La iney Singlet on, Myr' tie Reac'h, project chIalrira n; Cartol Iobt,~ . I)a nvilIle, Va., room chairt Sas$ion Sd lBy IhANNAII TIMMONS Sprming hias really made its dieblt at h:t t, a ni now Easter is justlttaroundl te cornller! And lF.asttr mieans ia new Easter outfit, of etonise, wvith all the trimmings that a mnew season of fashions br in gs. Su its are always ptractical and fashionmable, anti sptring suits come um ats ii my pmett y, bright I.colors' as Eatst re eggs dit. Thiey many he st ra igh t and sli m, or they miay be' full anti flaretd. Olive gr'eeni is a good color this sprmig-a new colotr, especial ly in shoes and bags. TFeam it with beige o)r brown for a color combination that is btoth different, andl delight ful, or wear' it with mauve or lavender for ia moore feminine teffetI. New, (colotrfull flats are tatking the place of loa0feris andt socks for ('lasses. Sol id redis andi beiges tim m ed with iutonls, buckles, or bows!I .Vw, Fretnch-hteeledi punips in colo,redl iet'ither or black ptatent are chiic for dr essing mup. IHats 'omte ini asso,rt.ed colors, si'zes atnd shapes! They may be neat anti (lose-fitting for a sophist ientted look, or' dainty and floiwe ry for at femintiniet look. Foa my veius atnd flowers ar e al ways pretty ton Easter bonnets anti summer straws. PHI KAPPA SIGMA dance sponsors are: Top row, left to right: Carol Davis for Jim Brown, vice-president; Eleanor Hagood for Billy Hughes, secretary; and Betty Bull for Gibby Dean, treasurer. Middle row: Joan Taylor for Flynn Iarrell, corresponding secretary. Bottom row, left to right: Libby Mahaffoy for Bobby Jones, rush chair. man; Sandra Callahan for Andy Tuite, house manager; and Rose Truesdale for Marshall Cain, pledge master. IT'S ALL AMATTER OF When you come right down to it, you d usmoke for one simple reason .. . enjoy Whe stdens.b no t t ' ment. And smoking enjoyment is all a Ifcd witie crammt rach for most matter of taste. Yes, taste is what counts I re uc l(e...awas et in a cigarette. And Luckies taste better. Two facts explain why Luckies taste Marilyn Sergeant betrTirth..M...eucySrk University of Aizf8ete.FrtLS/MFT-ucytik means fine tobacco . .. light, mild, good tasting tobacco. Second, Luckies are ac -. tually made better to taste better . .. always round, firm, fully packed to draw So, for the enjoyment you get from - a better taste, and only from better taste, - Be Happy -Go Lucky. Get a pack or a carton of better-tasting Luckies today. - \ That me AS' Where's your In - It's easier than you th - - -make $25 by writing a .- ' Strike jingle like those y .- in this ad Yes, we need -and we pay $25 for eve -. we use! So send as many like to: HappyGo-Luck3 Box 67, New York 46, N, COPR., THE AMERiCAN TOSACCO COMPANY LUCKIES TASTE BETE Phi Kappa Sigma, Oldest Fraternity, Has Founders Day The Alpha Eta Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity will cele brate its twenty-fifth year on the Carolina campus with a closed formal andIi( banquet at the Wade Hamipton Hotel tomorrow night. Clarence Brazell and his orchestra t will furnish the imusic. The local chapter was originally located at the College of Charleston and in 1901 was relocated here in 1929. Phi Kappa Sigma was made up heie from the prominent Arrow Club. Phi Kappa Sigma is the oldest of the thirteen national social fraternities on the campus, having been founded at the University of Pennsylvania in 1850. Since then, the fraternity has grown to a membership of over 20,000 in 44 chapters in the United States and in Canada. The officers of Phi Kappa Sigma are: Vic Laurie, president; Jim Brown, vice - president; Billy Hughes, secretary; Gibby Dean treasurer; Flynn Harrell, cor responding secretary; Bobby Jones, rush chairman; Andy Tuite, house manager, and Marshall Cain, pledge master. Lambda Chi Alpha Initiates New Men The Epsilon Psi chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha recently ini tiated the following men: George Bomar, Rock Hill; Carlos Salters, Johnston; Bob Cole, Augusta; Jinimy ilowie, Fort Mill; Rabbitt Brown, Fort Mill; Ed Melton, Iartsville; Ernest Latham, Greenville; loot Gibson, John ston; Jimmy Mel'adden, Lake City; Bill Davenport, Spartanburg; Wil ton Atiman, Society Hill; Tom Holiday, Hemingway; and George Prescott, New York. The Lambda Chi pledge officers for the spring terni are: Jimmy Jerow, Kingstree, president; Wayne Rush, Greenwood, vice-f president; Chuck Hughes, Marion, secretary; Gerald Kelly, Olanta, treasurer; Warren Carter, Lake City, social chairman; and Jimmy Sanders, Fort Mill, rush chairman. TASTE Ifreshe,smoother taste '~Lucies if Hjou're WjSB W illiam H auPt Holy Cros8 Col!ego ast college surveg shows Luckes lead aga yt coeds, elas with the men' E leanlor C. Bernhard University of Delaware ez .. , DIe? ink to i / Lucky olu see jingles ry one as you Y. C LANER, PRESHER, EMOOTHER!