Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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By ZFRCQUie SpIA1 And WHAT a week . , . . . some clues ... by twc POE At 2 p.m .... in Cam( horses(?)-at the Carolin Who saw any . . . well, M . . . Nancy Ingram and I George King, Mary Ann Judy Shriner and Walter Wells, Carmella Shaw and Jim Smiley, Ann Bourne, Laurin and Charlie Rigb3 Joannie Robinson and Gei David Gregory, Peggy Mc( mon and Cravens Raven Haynesworth, Dody Wallac and Bill Goodie, Peg Pearce and Joe Harley, Carolyn Baker and Evan Palmer, Robinson, Bunny Schipmar ham and Jimmy Owens. SIGMA After the Cup . . . in ( the doors swung out passed out . . . juk'in to EVERYBODY-and I DO state practically . . . you . . . including . . . Elaine man, Toots Tenison and M Ted Davis, Nancy Martin , and Pete Singleton, Sandr. Steel and Johnny Hagins, d. Becie Casey and Jim Holm Campbell, Ann Valley and Dot Warner and King Hol: Campbell, Ann Valley and ling and Bubba Farr, Beck Smith and Don Bigby, Bet Davis and Bill Singleton, gon, and most of the peop] WHI Friday nite . .. at the time . .. 9 'till 1 dancing VERY big weekend for th( way-heard Chief Robert Chief ? . . . in the partying Bland Roper, Gam Glenn - and Gary Daniels, Linda Tj Kaiser and Roger Browi Duff ie, Sandy Ussery and and Jimmy Holmes, Ann Genie Garvin and Doc How Herring, Molly McKenzie and Jimmy Moss, Essie J Carney and Bobby Bentley Eleanor Crown and Al Srr Lewis, Ginger Bennett and son and Ben Morrow, Jea: Tomasine Dabbs and Tieddy Pendarvis. .MEDAL Saturday nite . . . the Jimmy Farr . . . colorful I Psi's and dates ... Glo Marion Church and Bob Shirley, Jean Willis and Pt Bob Gehring, Ann Shirley and Mike Tighe, Mary B Vasiliki Moskos and Terry Jim Simons, Cynthia Davis Voort and Carter Asbill, P ATTENTK New jewelry, please n< creasing ranks of the pinne Walter (Sigma Nu), Elain Kap), Betty McInnes (Al Wof ford). Flashing diamonds are Griffith (Sigma Chi alum (ADPi) to Brother Carter THE DRII WITH Vanilla, Chocolai "FR Raspberry, Stra - Lime "FR Corner State a 4N . much booze . . . much news s. . am I confused? T TIME len ... and away they go . . . a Cup-my word, how absurd! AYBE some of these people did lill Wolfe, Molly McKenzie and Chamberlee and Allen Jenkins, Tuten, Ann Langley and Mitch Tuffy Taylor, Betsy Russell and and E. G. Robinson, Susan Mc r, Janice Kay and Ed Martin, >rge Palmer,,Jean Dunker and 'ill and Kay Lloyd, Sandra Har e, Priscilla Barrett and Knox e and Nat Adams, Pat Boroughs and Tom Caskey, Jo Ann Bundy Wingate and Bill Crouch, Boo Frances LaMotte and Frankie and Jimmy Johnston, Sue Der CHI BLAST amden the doors swung in ... some passed in-and some the music of the Harts . . . mean everybody, in the whole name them-they were there Roseborough and Richie Hoff ike Quinn, Ginger Bennett and and Johnny Jones, Julia Sherer Stork and Jack Taylor, Betty ann Rogerson and Don Rutledge, an, Gloria Kay and Pat Wilson, Jim Herring, Hazel Ann Gram rnes, Martha Dabbs and Herbie Jim Herring, Hazel Ann Gram y Hill and Tyler Devine, Stuart y Burns and Ted Owens, Patsy Beth Middleton and Skip Mon e mentioned above also. 'E STAR Columbia . . . 5 'till 7 cocktail to the music of the Glads . . . Nu's-well, most of them any s REALLY lived it up, right mood were Kerry Wofford and md Scott Wehrung, Cam Greer mmerman and Bub Bell, Ginger k, Katie Coleman and Walter Bobby Mitchell, Fran Pleicones Seckel and Jimmy Johnston, atrd, Garnet Doggette and Buddy and Jimmy Mills, Libby Weeks eter and Elden Sweatman, Sam Fran Baskin and Staci Gaffos, Larr, Mimi Johnston and Milton Jimmy Howell, Loretta Winter ranie LeGare and Jimmy Glenn, Kohn, Faye Madden and Bennie LION BALL Columbia again . . . music by ormals . . . soft lights . . . Chi ria Hopper and Ray Williams, Daniels, Fran Baskin and Bill Lt Jelm, Harriette Timmonis and mnd Wilton Fowler, Judy Hagood usbee and Charley McPherson, DuBose, Rosemary Fellers and and Jack Boggs, Diane Vander atsy Green and Ed Darden. iON PLEASE ite! . . . joining the EVER-in d are .. . Patsy Smith and Todd a Corbett and Phil Lavoie (Phi iPi) and Joe Clayton (SAE at Ann Bruner (ADPi) from Gene ); and Mary Hariette Wiggins (SAE at Wofford). K You EAT A SPOON le, Coffee or Mocha OSTEE" wberry, Orange or Sherbet OSTEE" rid Blossrom Streets Spring Function Cotili Linda Hall Ann Logwood Sigma Chi's Activate . Pledges New Sigma Chi actives include: Ted Owen, Johnny White, Buddy Owen, Johnny White, B u d d y Hardwick, Nat Adams, J e r r y Jackson, Chester D u k e, Boody Hall, Jim Edens, Tyler Devine, Ronnie Matthews, B.ubba Farr, Johnny Jordan, H c n r y Crosby, and Tommy Pruitt. You're a xatural wonder in the H+I-S Sport Coat The shoulders are strictly your own in this smart jacket. It's a' deftly cut 8 buttbn model with natur ally slim lines .... accented by the narrow .lapels, neatly flapped pockets and side vents. At your favor Ite campus shop ... $12.95 to $19.95 depending on the fabric of your choice. P.8. It's washable I -' gf s m Holds.. EAK. Myrna Pitts xV .. N Beverly Powers Sorority Activat Awards Scholart Sigma Delta Tau social sorority recently activated the following girls: Lynn Fleischman, Nancy Grant, Linda Hirschmann, Bar bara Loewe, Susan Loewe, Tama Rivkin, Jane Rubih, and Mimi Sunshine. While y If you're a ser hasn't found 0r .opportunities at You'll get a wi than 200 IBM Offices. Just ca an appointmeni He will tell you what we do. . growing. And he fled graduates lI Isfaction. .ad Formal Claudette Keenery The Carolina Cotillion will hoR its annual spring formal tonigh1 in the Jefferson Hotel Ballroom Sponsors for the Cotillion of. ficers are: Myrna Pitts for Phi Harrison,,president; Linda Hal for Chart Bonham, vice presi dent; C)iaudette Keenery foi Jimmy Todd, - secretary; Anr Logwood for Buddy Talley, treas urer and Beverly Powers foi Glynn Alexander, dance chair man. The dance will'be held froir 8-12 with music furnished by Furman Neal and his band. The Cotillion Club .is com posed of all fraternities on cam pus and sponsors a dance in the spring and fall. Only a limited number of the members of each fraternity may attend the daiic each semester. es Eight Pledges; ihip At Banquet Following the activation cere mony a banquet was held at which time Nancy Grant received the best pledge award. The schol arship award was won by Susan Loewe. aureonIactin ituthe csaout tvaricaon, IBM, now is the time. Irm welcome at any of the more Branch, Regional, and District 1I, ask for the manager, and make what sort of company we are .. . .how rapidly 'data processing Is can tell you what we otter quail 1earnings, career training, job sat Ipportunities for rapid promotion. DATA DROC Phi Kappa Golden Am Sigma chapter of Pi Kappa Phi social fraternity was .repre sented at the District IV Con clave by seven members. The meeting was held in the Holiday Lodge at Myrtle Beach on April 2-4. The DistricLt Archon, Ben Lovington, and Na tional Executive j9ecretary, Dur Sorority Installs Officers Kappa Delta sorority recently elected and installed their 1960 61 officers. Sara Krebs was elected president and Mary Win ton Hughes was elected vice pres ident. Other officers are: Anne -Bond, secretary; Peggie Rivers, treas urer; Judy Hagood, assistant treasurer; Linda Leifermann, ed itor; and Laurie McGhee, rush chairman. Linda Webb w a s elected secretary of Pan-Hellenic Council. Kappa Delta's newest pledge is Virginia Crouch of Johnston. Through an error Linda Webb was omitted from the list of nine new active members initiated on March 16. CAMPBELL'! PHARI Cornell DRUGS - SCH( NOTIONS - SO HEADING Hi see IBM about your f We want ambitious men and women scholastic records for openings in dir direct sales, applied science, administi gramming, systems, manufacturing, i research, and product development. See your Placement Officer for more i, and please feel free to call me for the the IBM office nearest your home; Mr. J. S. Beard, Branch Manager International Business Machines Cor 1408 Gervals St., Columbia, S. C. Teiephone: ALpine 3-4031 ESSING DIVISION Phi's Plan niversary. ward Owen, moderted at the meeting. Also attending were the Na. tional Presiden't, "Bernie" jones, and past National President, "Dick" Young. Those attending, from Sigma chapter were: Archon, Billy Mishoe, George Mu'rrl, Roger Burris, Henry Merritt, Doug Gray, Tom Edwards and Tommy White. Sigma's chapter advisor Bob Registor and his wifp accom panied the Carolina delegates. Golden Anniversary The fraternity will celebrate its Golden Anniversary April 23. Tentative plans include a guided tour of the campus, a drop-in at the fraternity .house, a cocktail party, a banquet and a dance. Among the guests will be United States Senator, Olin D. Johnston and former Governor of South Carolina, George Bell Tim merman, Jr. Other guestA will be Durwood Owens, national executive secre tary; James Wilson, past national executive secretary; Wade Smith Bolt, Sigma 1; and Robert Regis ter, Sigma chapter advisor. Arrangements have been made with the Jefferson Hotel to ac commodate all the alumni who plan to be in Columbia for the weekend. i CORNELL AACY Arms 10L SUPPLIES DA FOUNTAIN 3M E? uture. with good inct and in ration, pro Ingineering formation, location of oration