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BARBARA HAWTI
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Marcia Fischer ,
May day, with the presentatic
of awards, the pie-throwing cor
test, and the coronation of ti
May Queen, and Derby Day wei
the highights of the past weel
Yesterday at the Delta Zeta Aqu
Carnival, the tables were turne(
The girls got a chance to laug
at the boys.
May Day Formal
Monday night was a galb
evening for more than half of
the campus, or at least it seemed
that way. Just a few of the
people who were at the danc<
were Jack Sponaes and Caro
Anne O'Neal, George Byrd and
Ann Kay Hilton, Howell Gil
more and Pat Thompson, Bishop
Parrish and Peggy Holland, Ricl
Ericsson with Gwen Hebert
John Castanes and Ann Liston
Tom Fouser and Connie Cas
tanes, Hal Stuckey and Bari
Sullivan, Dick Lawrence and
Allyn Hunt, Rusty Revere witb
Barbara Scaggs, and Curtih
Jones with Legare Benton.
Also, Billy McAbee and Bets:
Brown, Tommy Van Keurei
with Doris Clary (alum), Jerry
Redmond and Jane Teague, Jo(
Steen and Sally Read, Bill:
Walter and Jean Oliphant
George Griffin and Mary Ver
non Clary, Jan Jeffords am
"Cookie" Pericola, Becky Dil
lingham and "Woody" Lovelace
Nancy Clarke and Arthur La
Bruce, and Ruthie FAmonds witO
Tommy Cooper.
May Day Drop-in
Some of those seen at the dro
ins on Fraternity Row wex
Queen Harriet Dickert, Day
White, llappy Cotton, Mary ,
Griffith, Lee Maupin, Floss
Terrill, and Mary McKinney.
Also, Marian Upchurch, Johnr
Welbourne, Jerry Connolly, Mai
Satterlee, Harold Fuller, Jol
Anderson, Jimmy Helms, an
Calvert Hopkins.
A mong the "four hundred"
the drop-in on Sorority Rowv we
Pat Arant, L ou Keller, Neil Rei
Joyce Young, Patty Quinn, Joi
F"reeman, Carol Babb, Rai
Sadler, .Jack Pendarvis, Teri
Miller, Annette Collum, Mai
Duke, and Sally Webster.
Party at Murray
Lake Murray was the scens
for a wiener roast which wai
held last Sunday night. Thea'
coup)les braved the rains to roas
and toast: Pat Palm and Le
Roy Rabon, Agnes Ann Moore
and Bill Wilkins, and itoz Lev:
with Bill Goforth.
Sweetheart Ball
Louise Wood and Jimn
*Springs, Jackie Sallenger ai
Murphey Lemmon, Ho Nelson at
Larry Lowe, Patsy Talbert ar
Don- (lark, Elsie Simpson andl B:
Tlarrer, Joyce Hugston and Bobi
Lominick, Jeri Alyward and Ri
Williams, Patsy Crosland ar
Marion Edwvardls, Saundra HlL
wvith Jack Webb, George Geigi
and Sarah Wingard, and Zel
Montgomery andi Nita Millir
were some of the couples at tl
Sigma ('hi Sweetheart Ball.
Spontaneous
Mike Truluck's house in Unioi
was the scene for a spontaneoul
party last Saturday. John Sloai
and Ellen Hlemphill, David Saus
sy and Betty Hobbs, and Bets:
Brown with Billy McAbee were
some of the couples there.
PiK( A Bowery Ball
Mary Pearl Harbeson ai
Parker Evatt, Linda Horton a:
Bill Osborne, and Becky Crawfo1
with Jimmy Duncan were son
of the peole who were at the
Kappa Alpha Bowery Ball at Gi
son's Pond last Saturday.
Pine Island Party
A continuation of the Ma:
l)ny I)rop-ins w,as held by th,
1ORNE, Society Editor
ORSESHOE
By
nd Alma Harrison
n Pi Kappa at Pine Island on May
i- Day. Music for the event was
e by the Willie Collins Trio.
e Buddy Kennedy and Sarah Ham
c. bright, David Houser and Gray
a Elvington, "Goo Goo" Long
1. with Tootie Gee, and Billy Mat
h thews and Carolyn Gantts were
some of those there.
Houseparty
Lambda Chi's were hosts at a
houseparty at Sonny Hines' lodge
on Lake Greenwood last week
end. Among the partying couples
were Sonny Hines and Pat Quinn,
Frank Distefano and Margaret
Simmons, Richard Bell with Julia
Horton, Joe Ceros and Peggy
Green, and Willis Hanna with Ann
Hines.
Rock and Roll
Some of those who were at
the Rock and Roll Show at the
- Township Auditorium last Sat
urday night were Harry Gre
gory and Kate Smith, Paul Dur
ham with Rose Mary Ross, Bob
Cross, and Tom Howell.
Cabin Party
Andral Faris and Sally May
field, Wilton Auman and Nora
DeWitt, and Bob Adams with
Lila Branks were some of the
people at a cabin party at Sun
view Lake last Friday.
The Big Sparkle
Joanne Prickett received a
diamond from Bill Handel (Sig
ma Chi).
Bill Kay, Pi Kappa Alpha,
gave Carol Iobst a diamond re
cently.
Ann Humphries and Dave
Merline recently became en
gaged.
Caroline Robinson was given
a diamond by Frank Ellerbe.
e Mary Jane Mixson received a
d diamond from Mike Lovejoy
o (Sigma Chi).
e Pinnings
Jimmy Dowd gave his fraternity
y pin to Ann Bartell of Columbia
y College.
Carl Blaylock recently pinne(
l Barbara Usher.
Sally Read is now wearing Jo(
Steen's fraternity pin.
it Jackie Beckham was recently
.e pinned by Billy Smith (Sigma
1,Chi).
Marion Galloway is now pinned
n to ('onway Snipes (Sigma Chi).
('arolina Chatter
*y Jim Kellett visited Pat D)ow
ling in Charleston. Also, Joe
Welsh visited Charleston and
Emily Bates.
ZTA's held a drop-in in honor
of their parents last Sunday.
We hear that everyone had a
fabulous time.
t Bob Ellison from Montours
ville, ,Pa. visited the Phi Kapp
rHouse recently.
Jimmy Galletly and Tom
Cooper went to Chimney Rock,
N. C., for the sports car races
A pril 28-29.
Visiting Carolina for Derby
iy Day were Bobby and Carol
d Cameron Boswell.
d At the drop-in preceding the
d May D)ance Kappa Sigs pre
Isented their dates with the
famous Kappa Sig souvenirs.
yJackie Martin Flynn and Tom
ei Flynn visited Columbia from
d Lackland A. F. B., Texas.
II Walter A. Connaly, from New
r York, visited his brother. Jerry.
during last week end.
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Right Or Left?
Standing
At the cross-roads
Of life
Looking
To the right
And left
Everywhere..
Asking
The eternal question
Which way
Is the
dRight one to
Choose?
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this prize classified ad. FOll
SALE: BAUSCH & LOMBF
monocular microscope - Contaci
,former biology ma
a inr.
Founding
Celebrated
By Pi Phi
Pi Beta Phi selebrated its
Founders Day on April 27 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kalm
bach on the Sumter highway. The
alumnae gave a spaghetti supper
for the active chapter and the
pledges. Mrs. Polly Randolph and
Mrs. Hawkins were some of the
alumna who were present.
After the supper, Pat Arant led
the girls in singing the selections
from "Porgy and Bess" which won
girl's songfest this year.
Phi Beta Phi was founded on
April 28, 1867 at Monmouth Col
lege, Monmouth, Illinois, under the
name of I C Sorosis. The founders
were: Emma Brownlee Kilgore,
Margaret Cambell, Libbie Brook
Gaddis, Ada Bruen Grier, Clara
Brownlee Hutchinson, Fanny
Whitenach Libbey, Rose Moore,
Jennie Nicol, Inez Smith Soule,
Jannie Thomason, Jennie Horne
Turnbull, and Nancy Bloch Wal
lace.
Pi Phi was installed on the
University campus on October 9,
1931. Two founders of the Caro
lina chapter are Amy B. Onken
and Harriet Smith.
Bob Grosse
Named Head
Of WUSC
Bob Grosse was elected manager
of the campus radio station,
WUSC, last Friday.
The other officers which will
serve for the fall term of next year
are Norman Spell, business man
ager; Nick Abrams, chief an
nouncer; Eston Williams, chief en
gineer; Jerry Sanders, program
director; Anne Jennings, secre
tary; and Bill Hay, summer man
ager.
WUSC Receives
New Records
WUSC has received a complete
new classical library on Augel
records, according to Bob Grosse,
manager.
This new library enlarges sup
plements to the previous one, and
many pleasant hours on Classic
Musicale will be presented every
night, Monday through Friday at
11 p.m., and Sunday morning and
afternoon.
New lines have been strung to
the fraternity houses, and the sta
tion now has complete coverage of
the campus. The lines have been
up for about two wveeks.
Church
Calendar
Friday, May 11
1 p.m. - Junior-Senior "Y"
Luncheon, Faculty Dining Room,
Russell House.
7:30 p.m.-Wesley Foundation,
Recreation and Fellowvship, WVes
Iey House.
Saturday, May 12
7:30 p.m.-BSU D)rop-in, BSU
Student Center.
Sunday, May 13
5:30-6 p.m.--Canterbury supper.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
6-8 p.m. - Canterbury meeting
and speaker, Trinity Episcopal
Church.
7 p.m. - Wesley Foundation,
supper, Wesley House.
8 p.m. -- Wesley Foundation,
forum, WVesley House.
Monday, May 14
I p.m.-Freshman "Y" L.unch
eon, IFaculty Dining Room, Russell
House0.
Wednesday, May 16
5 p.m.-Co-ed meeting, Russell
House Auditorium.
6 p.m.-Westminster Fellowship,
Fellowship Hall, First Presby
terian Church.
7 p.m.-Luther Student Associa
tion, Russell HIouse.
7:15 p.m. - Hiaptist Student
Union, vespers, HSUJ Student Cen
ter.
7:30. p.m.-Newman Club, Newv
man House, 1610 Green Street.
7:30 pi.m.-Wesley Foundlation,
Wesley House.
7:30 p.m. - Hillel Foundation,
Russell House.
Thursday, May 17
7:30 pi.m.--Inter-varsity Fellow
ship, social activity and fellow-.
ship, Russeall Hose.
COCKTAIL ATTIRE.- -.. J
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(Staff photo by Bob Finley)
Women's Fashions
Advantages Of '
HY Marcia Fischer
Staff Writer
Replacing the fluffy tulle for
mal is the sleek cocktail dress.
This style of dress has many ad
vantages that its full-skirted sis
ter lacks. The cocktail dress can
douhle for that afternoon tea and
dinner, and yet be in high style
for the big dance that night.
Another advantage of the cock
tail dress is that it does not re
quire all the hoops and crinolines
that the full formal does. At the
less formal affairs around the
campus the co-ed will find that
the cocktail dress will stand in
good stead as a simple party
dress.
Sheath Dress
The sheath dress, such as the
one pictured, is proper to wear to
a late afternoon tea, or with long
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formal.
If your choice runs to the full
white gloves to the most formal
skirted cocktail dress, then fear
not, the designer is with you, for
the fullest, m o s t beautifully
printed fabrics are available in
cocktail dresses of high style.
Styles
These dresses can be purchased
in any number of styles, one of
which will be bound to suit your
taste. Strapless, backless, halter
topped, or even the high necked
coolie style cocktail dresses are
being shown this year.
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ocial Briefs
rnitiations An
Maxcy Elects Officers c
Roy Hudgens was elected presi- C
mt of Maxey Brotherhood Mon- t
iy night at the regular meeting.
Other officers are Curtis Suggs,
ice-president; Ray Inman, see
tary; Clyde Winn, treasurer;
on Williford, social chairman; d
Ad Jim Pendarvis, publicity
airman. P
Members of the disciplinary J
mmittee are Ieyward Williams, s
erry Miller, Jack Pendarvis, and
rnie Lane.
These new officers will serve
Iring the fall term.
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Sigma Nu Electionm C
Sigma Nu elected new officers t
st Monday night. They are
eorge Harmon, historian; Roy
art, house manager; Virgil
uffie and Don Richardson, I.F.C.
!presentatives; Jimmy Baxter,
tramural representative; and a
enneth Stokes, German Club In
presentative.
Brotherhood Initiation
Maxey Brotherhood held its f
itiation ceremonies last Friday e
ight at the F. F. A. Camp.
The new active members are
en Cooper, John Finch, Truman
allow, Bill Buffington, Neil (
ennett, Ralph Sadler, Carroll a
pangler, and Tommy Robertson. f
These men were initiated after
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d Elections
ompleting a pledge program
ailed for under the new constitu
ion which was v.lopted in March.
Sigma Chi Elections
Mike Lovejoy was elected con
aL of Sigma Chi fraternity Mon
ay night.
Other officers are Bob McNair,
ro-consul; Bob Mackey, quaester;
ue Padget, annotator; Allen John
>n, magister; and John Graham,
>cial chairman.
Also, Jim Springer, tribune;
illy Smith, historian; Jimmy
owles, house manager; Warren
coville, IFC representative; and
onway Snipes, athletic represen
ttive.
These officers will serve during
he fall term.
Restriction on Autos
At Chapel Hill, N. C. there is
poll going on to restrict auto
iobiles for next fall's freshman
nd sophomores who do not have
"C" average. The traffic com
lission on the campus is in full
Avor of this to try and stop the
ungestion on the campus.
-The Daily Tar Heel
The Student Loan Fund at
lemson College is now closed for
11 loans and fines due to the
act that they are bankrupt.
-The Tiger
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