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LAMBDA CHI DATES . .. Spon sors for Epsilon Psi Zeta chap ter of L.ambd)a Chi Alpha social fraternity for the formal tonight are, top row: Susan Normant for SHal Tyler, president; Connie Grantham for Gary Rihinesmith, vice-president; Hazel Ilayer for Bill Altman, secretary. Second row: Bettye Applehy for Auhrey Williamson, treasurer; Martha Haton for Zeke Tolly, rush chair man; Lynda Pitman for Alan Edney, social chairman; and bot tom row: Sylvia Nolin for John Falle, house manager. Wray Davis Chosen Phi Kappa Sigma 'Sweetheart of '57' Wray Davis, junior from Aken, was named "Phi Kappa Sigma Girl of 1957" at the Phi Kap Black and Gold formal held in the Empire Room of the Columbia Hotel last Friday. Wray, a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority, was presented a sil Edver loving cup and a dozen roses by the members of the fraternity who chose her. At the time of the presentation, she was serenaded by the members with their fra ternity sweetheart song. 4Calendar For Week Monday, March 25 1 p.m-"Y" Luncheon, Russell House Assembly Room. 4 p.m.-Freshman Class Nomi nations' Speeches, Russell House Assembly Room. 5:30 p.m. - Inter-Fraternity Council, room 101, Russell House. 5 p.m.-Student Council, room 206, Russell House. Tuesday, March 26 8 p.m.-Alpha Kappa Gamma, room 101, Russell House. '7:80 p.m.-Euphradian Society, Russell House Assembly Room. Wednesday, March 27 11 a.m. - English Speaking Union, Russell House Assembly Room. 7 p.m.-Music Recital, Russell House Assembly Room. 7:15 p.m. - Lutheran Student Union, room 204, Russell House. Thursday, March 28 4 p.m.-Chorus Practice, Rus sell House Assembly Room. 6 p.m.-International Relations Club, room 204, Russell House. 7 p.m.-Movie, "southern Yan kee," Russell House Assembly Room. 7:80 p.m.-Alpha Phi Omega, room 101, Russell House. 8 p.m.-Inter-Varuity Christian Fellowship, room 200, Russell Honm it Lambda C Banquet S< A banquet and formal danc inniversary of the founding iational social fraternity. Tony Torre and his orchest lance, 'beginning at 9 p.m. in t Ihe banquet is scheduled for ' Highlighting the dance will be he presentation of a trophy to the )utstanding senior of the frater iity, and an award for the most ialuable pledge. Both are annual ionors. Lambda Chi Alpha was organ zed Nov. 2, 1909. Founders' Day 1 ,ommemorates the adoption of >rinciples and policies of the fra ernity'during the second Annual assembly at Boston on March 22, 1913. Epsilon Psi Zeta was estab ished as a colony at Carolina in [943 and officially installed as an ictive Zeta May 12, 1945, by the 3eorgia Tech Zeta. Lambda Chi has the largest number of active chapters of any national fraternity, Gary Rhine omith, local vice-president, said. YOU HAVEN'T TASTED STEAK UNTUL YOU TRY OUR OWN FAMOUS 4'HICKORY STEi Cnots . As CHOPS. m... a. A Gi hi Dance, 4t Tonight e.tonight will mark'the 44th :f Lambda Chi Alpha as a ra will furnish music for the he Jefferson Hotel Ballroom. p.m., also in the Jefferson. 4pply Now To Dea For Margaret Ashe Alpha Lambda chapter of Delta )elta Delta social sorority an mounces competition for the local fargaret Asfte scholarship, to be )resented to any well-qualified voman student at the University. This student must be regularly natriculated here, and may be so -ority or non-sorority, graduate r undergraduate in academic' itanding. The award is given annually by klpha Lambda chapter of Tri Delt in memory of a former mem >er, Margaret Ashe. The scholar hip consists of $100 and is pre ;ented at Awards Day. Those who are interested in ap lying for this scholarship may >btain application blanks from Dean of Women Arney R. Childs, my time from now to April 6. SMOKEDW . SILSW SDT, Chi Psi Lead Greeks Scholastically Sigma Delta Tau sorority, with an average of 2.847, leads sorori ties and fraternities on the Uni versity campus in attaining the highest scholastic average last fall. Chi Psi with an average of 3.151 ranks second and is the lead ing fraternity. Delta Delta Delta is the second highest sorority with an average of 3.162. In third place is Chi Omega with an average of 3.325. Pi Beta Phi with an average of 3.339 is fourth. Alpha Delta Pi (3.359), Delta Zeta (3.370), and Kappa Delta (3.495) are in fifth, sixth, and seventh places respectively in sorority scholastic standing. The all-sorority average is 3.381. In fraternity averages, Phi Kappa Sigma ranks second with an average of 4.114, and Kappa Alpha third with an average of 4.119. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ranks fourth with an average of 4.377. Sigma Phi Epsilon (4.391) ranks fifth, Kappa Sigma (4.423) sixth, Sigma Nu (4.448) seventh, Pi Kappa Alpha (4.556) eighth, Phi Sigma Kappa (4.660) ninth, and Lambda Chi Alpha (4.689) tenth. S'gma Chi (4.698). Pi Kappa Phi (4.827), and Alpha Tau Omega (4.854) are in 11th, 12th, and 13th places respectively in fraternity scholastic standing. The all-fraternity average is 4.462. The all-fraternity and so rority average is 4.140-slightly higher than the all non-fraternity and sorority average of 4.232. The student body average is 4.209. ,t of Women Childs Scholarship Fund The winner will be under no ob ligation to Delta Delta Delta, ac cording to the local chapter spokesman. You're Gene McGrew footballer and class offi scholarship and went t ton in the top third of managed varsity track an artillery battery "When you put a lot of to your career," Gene "you should ex pect a loi in return." Meets IBM repro Out of the Army in 1 an IBM representati' like opportunity. A later, Gene was sure. was only one of the mi he could handle, this k (IBM machines are as as a product)-promi every talent he posa he's learned that "no training produces so 1 .ness managers." Oe. .vOlnes pregni Then began a 18 n -program marked by creases. F'irst-3 mo and observing opera burgh (Gene's homel inonths' studying the IBM's electronic data chines in boNiness, a ment, and defense. months' practical trai with customer contal IBM's famous course ods. Finally, assignr1 territory niear Pittsbu for about 14 compani ecutives who used I1 and a dozen or so1 logical prospects for BaTA POENG SORORITIES, FRA New Pled New officers of Delta Zeta ;orority are: Barbara Hawthorne, president; Betty Farmer, vice president; Mary Jane Stoll, treas arer; Ann Foran, corresponding ;ecretary; Alma Harrison, record ng secretary; Charlotte Polk, scholastic chairman; Annette Col um, historian. Recently pledged by Delta Zeta ire: Annette McClain, K. Adams, Jane Lawrence, Marcia Fletcher, mnd Marilyn Park. New initiates are Betty Farmer, Mary Jane Stoll, and Ann Foran. Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha entertained in honor of their new initiates with x banquet at Russell House Wed nesday. The new initiates are: Kathy Davis, Kit Carson, Gloria Graybeale, Jean Riley, June Mc Cauley, Clare Vestal, Sybil Mc Keil, Jacquie Splawn, Carolyn 5ue Newsom, Grace Adams, Nancy Bowman, and Nan Hughes. The Best Pledge award was pre 5ented to Clare Vestal. Mrs. Mar tha E. Helms, province president, ;poke to the sorority on the im portance of sorority affiliations in future years. New pledges of the sorority are: Tean Devlin, Marva Tanner, Peggy Jo Sasser, Betty Jean Al en, and Anne Vickery. Kappa Delta Pledged during Spring Rush by' Kappa Delta sorority were: San Ira Ussery, Carolyn Capers, Mimi Poteat, Eleanor Gaillard, Mary Vernon Clary, and Vicki Mc Cants. Delta Delta Delta Madeline King, Liz Hazlehurst, Phoebe Miller, and Susan Sanders recently were pledged by Delta Delta Delta. Alpha Delta Pi Newly elected officers of the pledge class of Alpha Delta Pi Kenton . . . Chrht)' . the C rieen 3Jantrnr What's i AN IE Selling tomanag it's the reason thorough practict :. excellent income ..high schoolMke cer. You won a Gn' is ae irough Prince- thruhsdy( your class . . te.,cmmn ..commanded cm,Gn e in Korea ... sumte hia preparation in- prsdnad McGrew feels, mnssgaue of opportunity sentative 953, Gene met re. It sounded ew interviews Although sales Lny jobs he felt ~nd of selling much an idea sed to occupy . essed. Besides, other form of nany top busi *an Gen'slaes industrialaryrpo paring thisocisg tionsofnanitta problem.Next-2 applniontaonimof educatorssglesn Howlowouldy0 "Weg ieeththeieed abetttosaulale rgh,. resonsibileQkno onhM trimnnt ou,utoe Gnesfirt salar n hn fvle ah'shoig athomton."sud; ions in came Gene thoug own).Next~2 pTeentirendfre applictims f afees sithe e procssig m- cmpeitor.in You ilgi h il, ipotanl crear :t. Fllowd by cearin th ist in selinge tio n olfe a ncB dentgnodatoales gh,resonsile roesAt, esandthernx-an hmp educimnt Itsat saoeu Hoewowr o aoulthat t. exultis twicno e gLEThe entiwmre Of TERNITIES ges, Activ 5 are: Carolyn Jones, president; Linda Sue Howard, vice-president; Robbie Talbot, secretary; Dee Chandler, treasurer; and Anne Hollowell, social chairman. 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He's now pre- many dmvi mer for the installa- Developm I electronic system plify financial pro y and other systems sene finds himself top irtant account. He's an, administrator. me define selling? t way to sell is to be Fhe best way to con something of value oesn't. IBM's 'some is profit through its on competition: Cek ee Machine Industry gineerinlg, *ncil is the biggest ice. Why n 've no idea how many with your clerical jobs can be can supply s freeing people for when IBh ive jobs. IBM's suc- campus. ?A 1 is due to service, College Re w-how','' will be ha find his youth 69On s counts. I deal with my age on a basis of ragE rve 9s Named Sompayroc, Claire Hutto, Janet Caldwell, Mary Jane Tice, and Myrna Hutto. Sigma Nu Sigma Nu recently initiated Bill Berne, Mike Chertok, Tommy Walter, Jimmy Leventis, Jimmy (Continued on page 8) 1330 MAIN ST. ar rK/ent OUR lewelers in Stock d B.S. 0 Pennyweight name engraved FREE. E - $26.90 md must be ordered.) 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