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BLOCK "C" INITIATION initiation on the H1ore hoe W'4 Patricia Rawl To Present Piano Recital Patricia Rawl, a pupil of Dr. Hugh Williamson, will be pre sented in a junior piano recital next Wednesday at 5 p.m. in Leihei College. Miss Rawl was graduated froi Dreher high school and entered the University as a music majol in 1953. A member of the Delta Omicron National Professiona' Music Fraternity, she received th( I)elta Omicron scholarship as a freshman. This year she serve; as president of the organization and she has been re-elected to tht presidency for next year. She was named a "Spoke o the Wheel" of Delta Omicron anc the Star of Delta Omicron. As a sophomore, she was accompanist for the University mixed chorus Miss Rawl will be accompaniec by the string orchestra under the direction-of Edwin Jones. The program includes "Thre< Songs and Dances" by Frederic< Mompou, "Sonatina Ritmica" b3 Roque Cordero, "Etude, Op. 18 No. I" by Paul Juon, and "Papil. lons, Op. 2" by Schumann, "Threc Etudes" by Chopin, and "Concert( In D Minor for Piano" by Bach. Alumni Day Nomination I Alumni of the University wil return to the campus on Saturday Mlay 26, for the annual Alumn I )ay observance, according t. Ralph Lewis, executive secretar o)f the IUiversity Alumni Asso c'iat ion. The day's programi will begii at 9:30 with the registration n the lobby of Russell HIouse Alumni and guests have been in vitedl to morning coffee( from 14 to 11 o'clock at the campus homn of President Donald S. Russell an Mr's. Russell. Nomination of Officers TIhe annual business meeting o the Alumni association wvill bi at. 11 o'clock in the Russell Hious auditorium. Nominations for of ficer's andI council members wvii be p)resentedl. A mail election wviI Coronation of (Continued Fraternity Open House Each fraternity will hold opel house at their re'spective house on fraternity row at 3t p.m. At 5 p.m., there will be0 a eamo pus-wide reception at Sims doriii tory in honor o'f the queen, he maid of honor, and the queen's at te'ndants. Brandenburg is Maid of Honor Miss Brandenburg, the msaid ol l.onor, was the ru nner-u p in ti elections. The remainder of t b queen's court will consist of rep resentatives chosen from the so rorities and Pat Avant who wats finalist in the election. 'rhe following girls are t he queen's attendants: .Joy Ann Bull, Bosie Westbury and Ho Nelson o BLOODMOBIL.E May 7, 8 N A Block "C" initiate is shown trvin clneslav afternoon. (Staff photo by Bt AKG Picks Sej (Continued froni president and panhellenic repre- ei sentative of Chi Omega social so- t( rority. Estelle has completed her s< major in three years and has a ? grade point ratio of 1.55. vi SYLVIA JACOBS, a senior p: from Columbia, is past treasurer, o: secretary and president. of Caro- h Iina Christian Service Club, so- al cial vice-president and executive 01 counil member of the Banptist Ji Student Union, a member of the F University 'layers, Carolina De bating l'eam and has served on the A Religious Emphasis Week Com- t} mittee and the Y cabinet. She is S past historian, critic, secretary, I. vice-president and president of a llypatian Literary Society. Sylvia al has been on the Dean's List every o semester. E A junior Secretarial Science a: major from Summerton, PATSY C MELLETTE is society editor of r< the Garnet and Black, a member cl of Wesley Foundation, the Ilonor n Hoard, YWCA cabinet, World cl University Service committee and cl of the Religious Emphasis Week y, committee. She is secretary of ti Euphrosynean Literary Society, ci past secretary and vice-president n of Coed Association, president. and a past vice-president of Sigma Al- C ph,a Sigma, treasurer and past publicity chairman of Delta Delta i< Delta social sorority. F NEIL REID, a junior majoring 1 in Physical E;ducati#n, is past si pledge supervisor and correspond- F ing secretary of 'i Beta Phi so- -t May 26; Class of Officers, To I be held this summer. pi ,lFollowing informal class re- n i iunions, alumni and guests will at- 4 i tendl the general reunion- luncheon I at I o'clock in Russell House '* - cafeteria. Classes observing special re- e i unionIs are 1886, 1891, 1896, 1901, .193!, 1936, 194I1, 1946, 1951, and b. - 1955. (Classmates (of these years r will sit together in (class groups - at the luncheon. ISanshury to Preside Alumni Association President Paul A. Sansbury of D)arlington f will preside, and President Rus a sell will address the group. A fter lunch, alumni will lie - escorted on t ours of the campus, I tinder the (directioni of Dr. Dan W. I Hlollis, University historian. Em May Queen rom page one) Kappa Delta; Betty Wall, B. J. McQueen andl Carol Knight oIf the independents. Al so, Mary Sloan , Barbantra IDentI - dand Mickey Caiu ghmani of Zeta - TFau Alpha10; Marjorie Russ, Alphat r Kitppa ; C'arolyn WVoodarid, Patsy - Talbert an 1( Jane Reid of Alpha D)elta Pi ; Pat Qtuinn and Joyce Yorunag of Pi Bet a Phi. FAlso, Kay Hatker, G;race Zim mier'man anad Louise IPostoni of Delta D)elta Deltat; Agnes Moorer, .Joyce Moore atndl A my Quarle's of D elta iZ'et a; Satundria Ilitarvin an Mitzi Lewis of Chii Omega. In addition to I)uffie, who is genralri c (hairman for May IDay', the followinug are imenibers oif 1 Kappa Sigma Kappa commiittees for' May D)ay: Hill D)oar, vice- " c hai rmian; Frank Ca Ileoott, 141lic on-the-groundIs chiairiman ; ILen Ba rantisk i, progr'ami chairani and a., Hilly Bruce, p)ublicity chairman. Chairman for the May Dance is Marshall Cain andl Hill WVeston of OD)I is chairman for the awatrds day program. Jack Bass is chair-4 man of the pin-thrnwin otnitest g to "beat" the game during b Finle. ) en page one) :i sorority, a member of Can 'tbury Club, Pep Club, and hi.a, rved on the Religious Emphasi: reek committee and World Uni M"sity Service committee. She is resident of WAA and secretary f 1'. E. Majors Club. Neil ha: een on the Freshman Y counci id cabinet, secretary of the soph mlior Y, past secretary of th Lanior Senior Y, and counselor a reshman Camp. A junior educationa major fron iken, BETH TYLER has been of le honor Roll for four years he is a member of Euphrosynear iterary Society, past presiden ad vice-president of Coed Associ Lion, past treasurer and secretar I Carolina Religious Council, of uphrosynean Literary Societl ad secretary of Panhellenii ouncil. In Chi Omega social so >rity, she has been personne nairman and president, stun ight chairman and songfes lairman. Sally directed thi ioreography for May Day thi: ear. ie Westminster Fellowship Coun l and YWCA council and cabi et. Beth is the past treasure: nd present president of Ch mega social sorority. SALLY YOUNGBLOOD, a sen >r from Florence, was on thi reshman Honor Roll and ha een on the Dean's List for tw< emesters. She was on the YWC/ reshman cabinet and council an as served as vice-president o: Reunions, urs Planned hahisis will beC placedl on progres imdel durting the patst year. A s'clock the South Carolinianm ibrary, of whic'h Dr'. R. L. Meri -'ether is director, will hono lumani and visitors wvith a specia xhibit and gardlen party. Also scheduledl for Alumni D)a; rill be class suppiers, to be plannes y the classes observing specia 4140 K. C. WUSC Radio Guide 644) K. C. 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The show is open to talent froi Columbia College, the Columbi city schools and Carolina. Partic pants may sing, dance, pantomim dramatize, or perform in any othe field in which they have talent. Sam Zack from WIS radio an TV will he master of ceremonie: Interested persons may contac Nancy Wallace, Sammie Owen Ray Goforth, or Sid Badger. Secretarial Frat Installs Officers At Annual Banque Patsy Mellette of Summerto has been elected president o Sigma Alpha Sigma, honorar secretarial science fraternity. Other officers are Elinor Ran sey, vice-president; Mickey Caugb man, secretary-treasurer; Jea Huffman, corresponding secre tary; Kieran Trihey, reporter, an Madeline Caughman, historian. New initiates of the fraternit are: Madeline Caughman, Micke Caughman, Ida Lynn, Patsy Tal bert, Loretta Wood, Betty Hobb. Jean Huffman and Elinor Ramsey Also, Patty Suber, Kiera Trihey, Patsy Willard, Patsy Cros land, Carole Ann Metz, Barbar Dent, Jane Foxworth and Jo Ann Herlong. PIll KAPS (Continued from page one) cabinet. lie is also a member o the American Institute of Chemi cal Engineers and Epsilon Lambd Sigma. Pitt was on the genera committee for Religious Emphasi Week. BILL SARGENT, a senior froi Greenville in the School of Bus ness Administration, transferre to the University from Washing ton and Lee College. He is member of Sigma Chi, Kappa Sig ma Kappa and the student counci Sargent is the commander of Ai So odi 1. SUPER IOR So good to your taste Suaperior tobaccos. Riel cially selectedl for filter flavoa-you want, here's ti Re ?ll Phi Beta E 25 New Me Alpha chapter of Phi Beti d Kappa will initiate twenty-fiv new members on Friday, May 11 d Alpha is the University chapter. The people elected were eithe: a graduated in August, 1956, Jan uary, 1956, or are candidates foi degrees in June 1956. The initia a tion will be at 6:30 p.m. in Russel House. Dr. Goodrich C. White, presiden of Emory University and pas d president of the United Chapter o Phi Beta Kappa for the past trien nium, will speak to the group Presidents of South Carolina hig) school Beta Clubs and Nationa Honor Societies have been invite( to attend. Approximately 220 stu dents are expected to attend, ac cording to Dean Samuel Prince o1 the University Law School. Those elected to Phi Beta Kappe are John Melvin Ackerman, Jr. Columbia; Robert Kilgo Ackerman Williston, now on active duty wit} n the Marine Corps at Fredericks f burg, Va.; William Alston Al wood, Columbia; Mrs. Elizabetl Bartlett Blanek of Rockford, Ill. Legion Beauty 1 To Coeds; Ne V A complete outfit will be the prize of a beauty contest open to University coeds. Richland S'ost No. 6 of the American aI Legion is sponsoring the contest - to be held May 10. a All girls between the ages of e 17 and 25 are invited to partici pate. Contestants will wear eve ning dresses. Interested girls may contact the American Le gion Home, 1429 Senate St., or f telephone 4-5273 after 4 p.m. on any day. Further information can he obtained from Marvin P. lHushee, 3833 Duncan St. s The contest, will be held at the Legion Home. The winner will a represent the Post in the state contest in Charleston, June 22 nold Air Society and was namedr a Distinguished Military Student He is a lieutenant colonel in thI 1. Air Force ROTC unit here. Sar gent's overall average is 2.7. o your TSE - TASTE 2.SUP because of L&M's So quick on er, tastier-espe- comes clean Bnmoking. For the Miracle Tip. te filter youa need. white outside ~Make Tod: ,appa Elects mbers Here and Columbia; and James Paul B6rnet, Jr. of Columbia and now at the University of Indiana. Also, Bennett Luther Car michael, Mullins and Atlanta; - John Charles Cooper, Summerville and Columbia; Robert Edward - Ferrell, Columbia; Estelle Deisher I Flickinger, Georgetown; Marilyn Gaddis, Columbia, Missouri; and Jean Agnew Galloway, Due West. Also, Joseph Harrison Gibbons, f Turheville; John Thomas Harllee, - Florence and Columbia; Peggy Jo Harper, Lancaster; William Brant ley Harvey, Jr., Beaufort; Charles I Frederick Jumper, * Prosperity; I Dorotlfy Louise McNeil, Columbia; and William Ray Mooneyhan, Lynchburg and Columbia. Also, James Davis Parrish, Cayce; Edwin Tremain Powell, Jr., Columbia; James Tindel Quat tiebaum, Jr., Columbia; Walter A. Reiser, Jr., Augusta; Mrs. Ina Claire Guerry Wiles, Darlington; Mrs. Joan Russell Williams, Con way and Columbia; and Joseph Williams, Jesup, Ga., and Colum ha. Contest Open w Outfit Prize 24. A complete outfit will be given to the Post winner to par ticipate in the state contest and all expenses for her and a chap erone of her choice will be paid. Post winners for the past few years have been University girls, Mr. Busbee said. First Featti ROCK 'I "Rock Arou' Sin BILL IIALEY The Platters - Fri and many, many oil CAROLINE So QunC RIOR FILTER thme draw! Yes, the flavor -through L&M's all white Pure white inside, pure for cleaner,better smoking. iy Your Big Red Music Major Presents Piano Recital Mrs. Joanne Berry Campbell, Carolina senior music major, will be presented in a senior recital by the Department of Music tonight at 8:30 in the Russell House Auditorium. The program tonight includes "Chaconne in D Minor" by Bach Busoni, "Sonata in B Minor" by Chopin, "The Lark" by Glinka Balakirew, "Nightfall" by Griffes, and "Jeux D'eau" by Ravel. Mrs. Campbell began the study of piano in the sixth grade. After graduation from Elloree High School, she entered the University to become a pupil of Mme. Ger trude Tremblay-Baker. As a freshman, Mrs. Campbell won the Delta Omicron competitive music scholarship. She received the Altrusa Woman's Club scholar ship du;ing her senior year. Held Many Offices She has served as president, vice-president, warden and his torian of Delta Omicron National Professional Music Fraternity. Also, she was elected "Star of Delta Omicron," and she received the Senior Honor Pin for having the highest scholastic average in the chapter. As a member of the Hypatian Literary Society, Mrs. Campbell has held the offices of vice-presi (lent, treasurer, and reporter. Will Become Organist A fter graduation in June, she will ecome organist of the Rose wood Baptist Church. She also plains to teach piano and organ. re Movie of N' ROLL! id the Clock" ring and COMETS! ddie Bell's Bellboy ers!!-17 sock tun.ea! - TilEATRE 1 Starts Sunday--April 29 he BRI - Letter Day!