Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-I.N KATHERINE CARDWELL ... for Ben M. Meares DOLORES THOMAS . . . for Tom Mosley Medallio Honors Alpha Beta of Chi Psi will hold their Medallion Ball in honor of the Maid of Chi Psi, Katherine Caldwell, tomorrow night from 9:00 p.m. til 1:00 a.m. in the Jefferson Hotel Ball room. Jimmy Farr will play for this, the first formal held on the campus by Chi Psi since its re activation on December 7, 1956. Chi Psi, which was founded at Union College in 1841, is the oldest fraternity at the Univer sity of South Carolina. This fraternity which was established Calendar Of Events | Friday, Feb. 21 10:00-S. C. Press Club Con vention, Rooms 204, 205, Russell House. 1:00 p.m.-,Jr.-Sr. "Y" Lunch eon, Assembly Room, Russell House. 2:00 p.m.-Christian Scien tists, Room 102, Russell House. Monday, Feb. 24 1:00 p.m. - Freshman "Y" Luncheon, Assembly Room, Rus sell House. 5:00 p.m. - IFC, Room 101, Russell House. Tuesday, Feb. 25 7:30 p.m.-Torch Club, Room 101, Russell House. Wednesday, Feb. 26 11:00 n.m. - Religious Work ers, Club Room, Russell House. 5:00 p.m. - Pep Club, Room 206, Russell House. 8:00 p.m.-Young Democrats, Assembly Room, Russell House. Thursday, Feb. 27 1:00 p.m. - Sophomore "Y" Luncheon, Assembly Room, Rus sell House. 3:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Student Union Movie, "The Man Who Never Was," Assembly Room, Russell House. 5:00 p.m.-International Rela tions Club, Room 204, Russell House. 7:30 p.m. - Inter-Varsity, Room 101, Russell House. Phi Kappa Sig Activities Recently activated in the Alpha Eta Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigmra, social fraternity, were Joe Tho*ipson, Stanley Anshus, Charlton Banham, Joe Harley, Frank Easterling, Bill Castine, and Duncan Dozier. Also, Jim Duggan, Horace Sawyer, Joey Logan, Sam Men denhall, Rogers Graw, and Tom McLean. GLAMOUR FOR COEDS PERSONALITY FOR MEN ,Portraits By Woodlawn StudIe Plne Photogrphy 1l*4 Sun AL 3.4M6 -Op.eke I&.TV Tesaar JULIE PETOSKEY ... for Robert Bell ANN LOGWOOD . . . for Jim Foster a Ball Tt Vfaid of ( at the ivy league colleges of New England quickly spread to the Southern colleges catering to the plantation aristocracy with Al pha Beta being established on this campus in 1858. Chi Psi is the only active pre-Civil War fraternity at Carolina. Though made dormant by the "War of Northern Agression," "Black Reconstruction" and the anti-fraternity laws of the early part of this century, Alpha Beta, nonetheless, produced many Southern gentlemen. IFC Ele< Spring S4 James W. Foster, Chi Psi, has recently been elected president of Inter-Fraternity Council for the Spring Semester. Other of ficers elected include: Thomas B. Edmonds, Kappa Alpha, vice president; James T. Hite, Phi Kappa Sigma, secretary; Charles TASTY STEAl STE As. @tte WANDA McKOWN ... for John Altman MARY SAVAGE . . . for Raymond Thomas )morrow 'hi Psi The national Chi Psi has an educational trust, the proceeds of which are used to award to each alpha in the fraternity two $200 scholarships annually, as well as several $1,200 fellow ships for graduate study to Chi Psi's throughout the nation. The officers of Alpha Beta are Robert M. Bell, president; John T. Austell, vice-president; Thomas Moseley, secretary; James W. Foster, treasurer; and Raymond L. Thomas, Dance Chairman. .ts For 3mester D. Bell, Kappa Sigma, treasurer; and Reese I. Joye, Pi Kappa Alpha, rules chairman. In connection with Greek Week which is sponsored by IFC, a formal dance will be held ori March 1, by the Inter-Fraternity Council. AKlS Men's Stu Opens Gr This coming week, Feb. 24 Mar. 1, has been designated as Greek Week by the Carolina i Inter-Fraternity Council. The annual fraternity event will be highlighted by a formal dance Saturday night featuring the music of the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra with Warren Coving ton. In addition to the formal, Men's and Women's Stunt Nights, an informal dance Fri day evening, and a Saturday afternoon jazz concert are in cluded in the week's activities. The opening event of Greek Week will be Men's Stunt Night, Feb. 25. The fraternity men will man the stage of Drayton Hall to perform their traditional frolics. Although the exact themes which the brothers will use In their skits were still a secret at press time, It Is antic ipated that many items of Carolina studeA life, will be given a full treatment by the Greeks. On Thursday night, the men cede the Drayton stage to their Hellenic sisters as the sororities present the Girls' Stunt Night. In previous years, the women have produced shows ,worthy of Broadway musical comedy and this year's program is reported to be no exceotion. Sorority Skits The themes for the sorority acts include "Vodiacal Mood" by the KD's, "Snow White" by ADPi, "The Taming of the Shrew" by the Pi Phi's, and the ZTA's "Bewitched, Bewedded, Beheaded." The Chi O's will present "Operation Mermaid" while the SDT's and DZ's collab orate on "Toyland Escapade" and the Tri Delt's present "Beauty And Love." Andy Scott, local radio per sonality, will be the MC for Women's Stunt Night. Judges include Mrs. Elizabeth Ketchen, Mr. Roy McCullough, and Mr. Van Hook. Both the Women's% and Men's Stunt Nights will begin at 7:30. An innovation to the Greek Week festivities will make its debut on Friday night. The IFC has scheduled an informal, ca ol 0 0 n Luc00 RIKE C Go A R ETT E S LIGHT UP A at -Nighi&t e' sek -Week baret-style dance for the fra ternity men and their dates. The dance will be held at the ball room of the Wade Hampton from 9:00 to 1:00 and a local orchestra will furnish the music. Dorsey Orchestra Saturday afternoon, the Tom my Dorsey Orchestra will play a 'jazz concert at the Dreher High School auditorium.- The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra is continuing in the fine style, of its co founders, the late Tommy and 'Jimmy Dorsey. The band fea tures many of the original ar rangements which made the Dorsey nation-wide favorites. It is now under the direction of Warren Covington, an alumnus of the original Dorsey orchestra. The formal dance on Saturday evening will conclude the Greek Week activities. A highlight of the dance will be the awarding of the IFC Man-Of-The-Year' Award. The dance will be held at the Wade Hampton from 8:00 p.m. til 12:00. SAS Hears McManus The Sigma Alpha Sigma, Honorary Secretarial Science Fraternity, held its regular monthly meeting February 12, in the lounge of the B. A. Build ing. Guest speaker for the pro gram, Father J. Fleming Mc Manus, pastor of St. Mary's Church, Yonges Island, South Carolina, led a group discussion on "Religion in Business." At the business meeting imme diately following, plans were dis cussed for the annual banquet which is held each spring. High School Day, to be spon sored by Blue Key honorary fraternity in cooperation with the administration, is to be held on March 22. The response to the letters sent to school principals through out the state has been very good with about 1,000 responses re ceived to date, said Dean of Women Elizabeth Clotworthy. IC 86t 25TH-CENTURY have wall-to-wal and pine-scente< sure-they'll be .all, what on eart a Lucky? So wi in the Big Dippt i. Seller! (It's unis can't beat fine, ] that's toasted L don't put off ti you can do toda STUDENTS I MA Do you like to shirk worlg? Here's some easy money-start Stickling! We'll pay $25 for every Stickler we print--and for hundreds more that never let used. Sticklers are simple riddles with two-word rhyming answers. Both words must have the same number of syllables. (Don't do drawings.) Send your Sticklers with your name, ad dress, college and class to Happy-Joe-Lucky, Box 67A, Mount Vernon, N. Y. lig_. SMOI PEP CLUB . . . .. .......... PEP CLUB ... Tryouti were which was written by "Sis" Ki The Gamecock sent along a photc photographer got this picture o President and "Sis"; he also got held on April 17, 18, and 19 in Interested in helping with scener contact "Sis" King, Kathy Drut (Staff Photo by Ross Parsons.) SPE Elects Eugene Howell Sauls has re cently been elected President of Sigma Phi Epsilon, social fra ternity for the Spring semester. Other officers include: Thomas Aaron Moore, vice-president; Ro land Malene Crawford, comptrol ler; Lenwood Robert Able, his torian; Edward Robert Dieterle, recording secretary; and Melvin Hamilton Stepp, corresponding secretary. Thomas Cornelius Heil, Jr. was appointed social chairman. Recently initiated into the fraternity are Frederick Lee Day, Arthur Patrick Dodd, Edge worth Smith I1, John Kaymond O'Donnell, Jr., Russell Joseph Jewert, David Dwight Phillips, and Joseph Peter Nicolette. Spring pledges for SPE are wHAT IS A SOX FOR STORING FtVE-DOLLAR SILLS? RIcHAno saRToLoute. Fin Tin HOFSTRA SPACESHIPS? They may I gravity, wide-screen radar I oxygen. But one thing's loaded with Luckies! After 1 (or off) tastes better than ~en man makes his splash ~r, Luckies will be a Stellar ersal knowledge that you ight, good-tasting tobacco >taste even better.) But 11 the 25th century what y. Try Luckies right now! K E$ - WHAT IS A FAIR-WEATHER FRIEND? MIcHAEL SNana. JR.. Phony Crny PENN. STATE (E -LIGHT UI MUSICAL held for the Pep Club musieal ig and Kathy Drucker, and so grapher to get some shots. The f Kathy, Bob Lenn, Pep Club a main lead In the play to.he Drayton Hall. Anyone who is y, and other stage work should ker, or Bob Lenn, Lenn said. Initiates James E. Barfield, A. James Benz, Wilburn Brewer, Jr., James F. Barris, Jr., Paul Edward Gay, and Joseph Games. Also; David LeRoy Hopkins, James T. Preston, Lawrin Hugh Smith, James -H. Service, Frank C. Thayer, and Joseph Howard Verdery. The following awards were made at the annual Sweetheart Ball last week: Phil Donlin, most outstanding active; Edge. worth Smith H1I, most outstand ing pledge; Eddie Meeks, Clif ford B. Scott Memorial -Scholar ship Key for highest scholastic average of actives for the past year; and Russ Jewert, Bedford W. Black Award for the highest scholastic average of his pledge class. WHAT IS A SEASONAL MUSICIAN? SESnTON UASSeTT. Summer Drummer PaaNCSTon WHAT IS A CROOKED GAMBLING BOA? asive nown.Gyp Ship WA 5AMAN WHO DIXE$ TRAFFIC SOGNALS? sesa coumiwsw. Blnk r e sacIaUNsTO STATE WHAT IS AN AROUMENT BET WEEN DONKEYS? PAUL. MaanINCTon. ray Frmy. p.ovm.gwcg coru. ~A LUCKY! ~-.Z" ns out Middl' nmi"