Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Campus Soc Officer Rosi Officers of the social organiza tions on campus have been an nounced for the fall term. Kappa Delta Mary Wise Rixey will serve as president of Kappa Delta sorority. Other officers are: Legare Coker, vice-president; Madeline Caugh man, secretary; Barbara Hollins, treasurer; Sybil Anderson, rush chairman; Warner Fairey, editor; . and "Kitty" Wells, assistant treas urer. Pi Beta Phi President of Pi Beta Phi is Camilla Philson. Pat Arant is vice-president; B. J. Murray, treasurer; Pat aBrfield, recording secretary; Neil Reid, correspond ing secretary; Ann Wingate, his torian; Ina Nelson, pledge mis tress; and Jean Huffman. rush chairman. Sigma Delta Tau Lois Miller is serving as presi (lent of Sigma Delta Tau. Also, Yvonne Slesinger is first vice president; Barbara Bogen, second vice-president; Belle Lavisky, re cording secretary; Phyllis Love, corresponding secretary; Joan Chuzmir, treasurer; and Margie Russ, pledge mistress. Delta Zeta President of Delta Zeta is Agnes Ann Moorer. Other offi cers are: First vice-president and pledge mistress, Alma Harrison; second vice-president and rush chairman, Mary Duke; secretary, Annette Collum; treasurer, Char lotte Polk; and editor, Barbara Wright. Chi Omega Acting officers of Chi Omega are: Beth Tyler, president; Jean Oliphant, vice-president; Beverly Parlor, secretary; Beverly llughs, treasurer; Margaret Roof, cor responding secretary; Anne Bur riss, rush chairman; Kieran 'rihey, social and civic service ci rmnn; and Virginia Ross, a; mistress. Alpha Delta Pi liabeth Singletary was elected preside-nt of Alpha Delta Pi. Carl Shockley is vice-president; A1nn Griffin, secretary; Ida Lynn, treasurer; Wray Davis, guard; ('arol Woodard, chaplain; Helen Anderson, rush chairman, Beverly Kennedy, song chairman; and Ann Thomas, social chairman. Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha president is Mickey Caus,hman. :usanne Ruff s is vice-president; Liz McKibben, recording secretary; Marty Lynch, corresponding secretary; Mary Sloan, treasurer; and Schrader fluff, membership chairman. D)elta D)elta D)elta P'residlent of Tri-DIelt is Mary Ann Snowden. Norvelle P'lowden is vice-president; Evelyn Bucha nain, correspdonding secretary; andl P'atsy Miellette, treasurer. Sigma Alpha Epsilon F'rank Calcot t is serving as president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Other officers are*: Lewis C'ronmer, vice-priesit'enIt; lFrancis Pinckney, secretary; .James LipJparnd, treas urer; Frank M ims, chronicler; ,Jamtes Ashley, wvarden; Juliakn Adam, herald; N elson Weston, corresp)ondlent ; and Frank Beat - tie, chaplain. Sigma (Chi Mike Lovejoy is consul of Sigma Chii. Other officers are Bob Mc Nair, p)ro-consuIl; Bob Mackey, . (uaest er; JToe Padget, annotator; A llen Johnson, magi ster ; andl Dick Howard, social chairman. Also, Billy Smith, historian; Wiarren Scov ille, IFIC representa tie; and Conway Snipes, athletic Sigma Phi Epsilonl Offic*iate's of Sigma Phi Epsilon are F"red W igfield, president ; Ed waIrd P'rettymian, vice-p)residlent; Phil Koetsch, comptroller; Phil Endwards, recording secretary; P'eter A ndrews, corresponding -iecreta ry ; Bruce Willy, historian; e and Professor D)e Gravelines, faculty adivisor. Phi Kappa Alpha Hugh Gibbs was elected presi dent of Phi Kappa Alpha. Other officers are: Vice-president, Ralph Sellers; treasurer, Bobby Regin; secretary and alumni secretary, Henry Price; house manager, Bill Dane; andl pledge master, Larry Hu rt on. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Trau Omega president for lie fall term is Robert Norris. John Moore is vice-president; G;ordon Vinson, treasurer; and Richard Horne, historian. Sigma .Nu Officers of Sigma No are: John Robert Pitts, president; Jack Floyd, vice-president ; Sinclair Lewvis, treasurer; and Bob Mack len, recorder. ial Groups' er Given Also, Jimmy Baxter, pledge master; George Garrette Buers Griffin, reporter; Preston Agee Whaley, chaplain; Don Valentine Richardson, sentinel; David Mon tieth, social chairman; and Phillip M. Moody, alumni contact officer. Kappa Sigma B,b Cross was elected grand master for Kappa Sigma. Ray Willis, grand procurator; Carlton Pulnot, grand secretary; Charlie Ba'lI, grand treasurer; and Jim Ke'lett, grand master of ceremony were also chosen to serve for the fall semester. Also, Hal Stuckey, guard; John Castanas, social chairman; Bucky Stackhouse, chaplain; Tom Fouser, intramural representative; Joe Welsh and Bob Cross, IFC rep resentatives; and Jack Sponaes, house manager. Phi Kappa Sigma President of Phi Kappa Sigma for the fall term is Mike Cory. Other officers are: George Geiger, vice-president; Stacy Clardy, rush chairman; Ed Bowen, recording secretary; Ted Ellis, treasurer; and Preston Musgrove, correspond ing secretary. Also, Nick Abrams, pledge master; Robert Wall and Hamilton Dicks, house managers; an(d Bob Lrit, IFC representative. Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha chose Harry Chapman as president. Other offi cers are: Jim Butler, vice-presi dent; Willis Hanna, secretary; Bob Cowat d, treasurer; and Buddy Box- rs, rush chairman. Also, Andy Faris, social chair man; Hal Tyler, house manager; .Jack Buckles, pledge master; and ;a: y Rthinesmnith, publicity. Phi Sigma Kappa President of Phi Sigma Kappa is John McCracken; vice-president, Clarence Ashley; secretary, John MeClain; treasurer, Oneal Pitt man; pledgemaster, Marshall Shytle; and social chairman, Wayne Pack. Pi Kappa Phi Buddy Kennedy is president of Pi Kappa Phi for the fall semes ter. Other officers are: Treasurer, Richard Mims; secretary, Ray Collins; historian, Jack Rogers; chaplain, Yancey Montgomery; and warden, Steve Irick. Chi Pai The new officers of Chi Psi were elected last 1londay night. President is HIillyer Rudisill III; James Dusenbury, vice-president and I FC representative; Robert 1. Hell, secretary; and James La fayette White, Jr., treasurer. Phi Epsilon Pi .Julian Top11 a is president of Phli Epsilon P'i, andl Barry Klass n an is vice-president. Other of ficers are: Don Katz, recording secretary; Mlaxcy Rivlkin, cor respo(nd ing secretary; and ( edrie Rabin, trteasuirer'. Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha chose L awrence turry. Jlr. to serve as presiden1t for the fall term. O ther officers are: Bill D oar, vice-president; Ed Miiullins, record ing secretary; Teddy Dlavis, corresponding see retary ; and lion Russell, JTr., his t'irian. .\lAo, Jimu Fuller, pulrser; Jack F'ollinie, censor; Henry Clinkscales and J1immny Rogers, knight ushers. Church Calendar F'riday, October 5i 1 p.m1. - -. Jumoir-Seiori "Yi' Russell House. 7:30 p.mi..--Wesley i'oundat ion, Recreation and Fellowship, Wes ley House. Sat urdlay, October 6 7:30 p.m.- -liSU lDrop-int. liSt St udenit Center. Sunday, October 7 5:30-6 p.mi. Canter bury suip per, Tiit ty Episcopal Church('l. 6-8 p.mi.--Caniterbutry mieettig, Tfriniity Episcopal Clhur ch. 7 p.m.* -- Wesle::. F"ountdationi, Wesley House. Mlonday, October 8 1 p).m).-Sop)homore "Y"s' Lunch RENTALS -SALES M m SiNG ENE' AN party givei by Mne of the enm1I Mclir.,de, Ca rlint inabinlet, Al Ivy League P College Man's Biy Dale It. HI. . kinson Special Writer For this fall the College Men' wardrobe should contain: 1. The Ivy League shirt wit the single breasted, three butto front coat, natural unpadde shoulders and plain front unpleate slacks with the back buckle an fabrics tending to have a mor lustrous finish. 2. Shirts with the button-dow collar effect in pastel colors, pir stripped and checked. 3. Sweaters in the conventiona V-neck and crew neck design. 4. The small narrow tie mad of irredescent cottons with metal lie threads running through then 5. Suede jackets, car coats an sport coats. (. And last, but not least, th pork-pie hat sometimes called th Calendar For Week Friday, October 5 10 a.m.- Rose Clinic, Ass;enll Room, Russell louse. Saturday, October 6 2 p.m. -Football, North Car, lina at Columbia. Sunday, October 7 7-9 p.m. - - l)rop- ins at S in Dormi tory. .ilonday, October S 5:30-i;:30 p.m. *-- I FC Mleetinig Rtoom 20Ji, Russell HIouse. T'uesday, October 9 All day D epaitr tet of Stat .\leet inig, Rloom 201;, RussellI lloust Wedniesdaiy, Octobier 10 5-6 p.m). --- P ep Clu Nicd et ing Ior m 201, Ru tssell I 11ouse. Tlhursday, Oct ober 11 5 p..- IRL' Aleetinig, Room 101 lIussell I louse. 5- P p..--C.'E.d M ect ing. Rtooi 2041, Ru-ssell IIl(use. o p .m .---llo'mr lioard M leti ng IRoomi 20G, Russell I louse. 7-11t pi.. - -1) Dpicate IBridg Assemnbly' Room. Russell flouse. 8 p.m.* De)lta Sigma Phi. Slovie Roomit 2t1, Ru tssell lhou se. eon, A\ssembily INom~.. Ru <e Wednesdaiy, October 10 t p.m "Y"' Oftwiers' l.unel emon, Fa-ulItyv )ining Room. R usse Ilouse'. ( p.m.- \\ estaims: er Fllowshij llIowship Ilall, Fir.s Priesbytei in (hurch. 7 p.m. - Hapt ist S tuidett1 Uni ot ve'spers, ItSU1 Stud"u'.t Center. sociat ion, Russell lII e. 7 :30 p.m.---Newma.n Club, Neu mn a lIouse, 16t;10 G ;reen Strnet. 7:30 p.m1. -- Ilill.-' F'oundlatiot IRussell I louse. Thursday, October 11 1 p.m. Freshlmman "Y" I unel em i, FacuIt y Dini ~ng Room, Ru, sel' hlouse.* 7 :30 p.m. Initer-varsity Fe lowship, social activity and fe lowvshiip, Rumssell House. LARGEsT IN THE 30OUTh(ASY' MAL WEAR FOR MEN area &t * vhs.. sems YMRIA, MMTH CAROnsA i rrr, 1,A.flI1;U1(P;K ism i i t 1ttti . Itialla Sign cabl, I:h:rleston-bo rn Is fralernitie- durinig the ret- nt rul len a mntagew. Francev C:ualih. lia redominates Wardrobe "Grab-it" hat, which comes in blue, brown and green tones to s wear with casual apparel. This is the newest and smartest item for t the college male this fall. It's the 1 latest and snappiest item in town d on your dome. d These are just a few of the LI many smart new men's clothes e that will be seen on campuses throughout the world. There are j many more, so be sure to watch - for these and many more fashions while attending classes, social 1 events and football games. . For Romance d ,I i NIGHTWATCH Monday - Friday WIS Radio Give -niterta iner, appe.4ared at a rush a 4ek. Neen left to right. Jac Geourge W%ashington U nivi tty Geo'rge Washingt on U niversity''s I __ "tnteai, apare scatio of tuhe University Law School was named the "most ouitstanding membe r association in the T'nited States.' you~ rr 3 " u Fraternities Of Addition Pledges of the following frater nities are given below to complete' ,he liFt printed last week. Pi Kappa Alpha Iliarold Wayne Cousai, Manning; Itvse Irhy Joye, Bennettsville; David Miller Leopard. Taylors; Iarold Samuel Stillwell, Travelers 1 tt and Francis Faualing, ( olum - 1 I"i-,.I Also, Sid 11. Gissendanner",We Columbia; Fred Henry Lent., Jr., A he vilie, N. U.; Albert Sydney Dodlill, Stata.hboro, Ga.; Williamr Samuel Ad:ts, (;r(enville; and Charle- Albert Walker IIl. Char 1tte. N. C. Silrna Nu . Jack A-hton, C"hatr .t?t. N. 1rc m3nan 1 A!brt Bernce. (', l.tlb a: ('h,arlt Keith Brardlev. A\-h vi.: . N. C.; Charles Th,na, ('a- y. ' . Sartanburg; David ( nto (",1upuper, \a.. W iIian M1(.\i haney Dai uvii, (hni:; am, 1 : I)i;" !e (I1. ( harles tcn: and. Tf} :as N("l- n Fortsor,..Gene Al co, Jamercs Jacrk- n 1lr!me. I Columbia; Harry veywa rd llorn - i I,, C'olumboia; A,hlrry L:tt nr Hudson, Columbia; Waltoi I'ratni, lyr Hudson. .Ir., 0C.1 mbia; .lam-s (Chris Lev"enti=. (cilumb'iat: lIt1"1n Mc'Kis -itk R{utledwe. Cojumb.ia: Daniel I;avc"nel Stanhmd. G() - Triple thrc Any way you look shirt is an eve-cat trimly at three ser back. And the bac F . Comes in subtle c< oxford and S crisp up with this smart Shirt, S5.00; tie, $ AR -firs s0 JR MOD LIe E Page Five Give List al Pledges .own; Jimmy Lee Usher, Bennetta ,ile; and Sam Tompkins Walters, It., Barnberg. Chi Psi Hiyip-r 1,1!disill 111, Charleston: . "Frc(i"ri;,. llottinger. Charles r,n; Jtobe -rt .\1. I1r"!. G;raniteviIIe; (o IIarold Johnon. Simlp"onville; 'harites Thorna Mose:ey. Jr., \ ; : ; Jane II( ..kfay 1ettr W h1ite, \dr rn;: arr Jamc. 1. Dusen \lyrtlf, Beach. Phi Epsilon Pi Gay%ahler, (~lun.b,ia; Bernard F'iaUdmn. ' C nita: lHenry Wen (n, luan : Marvin Wolper, rt ~b, Rfjean-. North rn: raie Frier, Ma r i a B: rom :harleston; . ;,y r u. n:o! na ri n: Julian ' n:e . .a ing and Barry Duplicate Bridge Club Holds Meets T HrdeeCluij n eac h Thursday i .. :aa year 1:. nIn -hown in ;N%itiei to cone - n~ ! ;pav bridge. at in any league at it, this Arrow Ur.r-V her. Collar buttons down arate points, front and center k sports a full box ;,!at. >ors galore . .. 6 p!ui . white in broadcloth cieAks. Team it , all-silk repp. tic. 2.50. R OW t in fashion IIRTS - TIES ER TIP5 ETON i RN gigg eAl