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P Sunbathing on the roof . . . flock of new pledge pins 10 o'clock rush at R. 11. no more stunt night practice-can you believe it? Not 'til next year, anyway . . . tournament in Raleigh-go team . . . intra-squad game Saturday . paid for your cap n' gown yet? . . . time's ah passin speaking of time-how did you spend yours la1st week? HOUSE WARMING Delta Sigs were busy businessmen . last Tuesday . at their first drop-in . . . in their new home . . . on Henderson St. . . . for the Tivoli girls . . . dancing, eat ing cookies, drinking raspberry punch (no mloon pies tho!) were Carol Uainer, Joan Ilenson, Julia Jones, Chris Langs ton, Dora Rizer, Joyce Cannon. Ronnie Koochagian, Janice Carnavas, Rebecca Query. JoNell Fore. Ken Baker, Steve Davis, Ed Markendorff, Toni and Lefe Ray. Gordon Mat lock, Paul Leardi. lenry Brazell. Bernie RZoth, and Jerry Shirley. TAKING A BREAK From Stunt Night practice . . . were the Chi O's Friday nite . . . partying at the Woman's Club . . . Serena Jones and David Poole, Lucy Doughty and Bill Eidson, Judy Hart and Allen Hazel, Rosalyn Spenser and Henry Parker, Wendy Rivenhark and Monty Broonie, Jackie Vic kery and Buddy Taney, Betty Rose Livingston and Bill Wolf, Harriette Morehead and Jininiy Glenn, Susan Mc Laurin and Jack McCathern. Sandy Swink and Milton Lewis, Kathy Michealson and Russell Shaw, Brenda Wil liams and Howard Hellams, Carol Jones andl Ho Mullis, Lucy Holman and Richard Sullivan. Patt v Furr and Henry Ramseur, Lill Mood and Tony Mcreight, Carol DuBose and Charlie Bradshaw, Joy Allen and Perry Kiniball, Linda West and Jininiy Ashley. Sue Derhani and Charles Holland, Rose Ann Rigby and Johtiny Jones, Kaki Eccles and Jack Williams, Kerry Wofford and Hill Bannister. POND PARTY At Gibson's . . . Friday night . . . Phi Kaps an( dates . . . having a good tinie . . . Mishie Snimll and Neal Resch, Tanya Taylor and Vance NeSmith. Barbara Lathem and Butch Askins. Skippy Canady and Deke Adkins, Betty Jane Thompson and Leo Marseden. Linda Driver and Ronnie Fair, Betty Faye Hunter and Jeronie Rogers, Barby and Frank Kotteanip, Elaine ald Phil Lavoie, Butch Rich ard and Bill Sword, Linda Bennett and Sidney Bethune, Kit Quattlebauni and Sonny Hooker, Sonya Ko'rnell and Tom Potter. ALL ABOt TiE i)Z'S Big party . . . Saturday n ite . . . at the Legion Hut, Patty Gregg and Richard Eib, Toni Metcalf and Sonny Herring, Joan Bennett and Bill C'lyburn, Theresa DeWitt and Edward Franipton, Mary Elizabet h Taylor and Bill McCoy, Marion Fletcher and Ted Wyndhani, Janie Cunl ninghani and Don Nance, Karen Trotter an Robert Jones Connie Getsinger and Kelley Jones, Lanie Bladwin and Lester Clark, Kay Phillips and Joe Wright, Abbie Frick and Bill Bra, Donna Mitchell and George Van Liper, Ray Akin and Larry Fraye, and Ingrid Osterl u nd and Sak Mc Neil. PEOPLE ARE TALKING 'Bout what a good timie was hail . . . at the Married Studient's D)ance . . . last Sat urdayv . . . at MTehlm1an's enjoyinug the night out were . . . Ibirba8ra anud Walt Bryde, Helen and Tommy Fiullmiore, .Joanu andl Troy WXebb, Pat a nd Ernie R iddle, Ma ry an mlMike I urkwit, Agnes andii Frank Strausbaugh, Pat and Hill Sm ith,i Marv F'rances and J1im Johnusn, Barbara andl Bik i Williams, Louise and Franuk Register, Liawayne amnd St eve ( olemian, Jane and 1Kirk Ph a rs, ( elIeste~ a nil Don Miles, Mlary an DlI ave Sowell, Armlene and Hill Gore, Joyce an Do11 ug 118tch er, ,Jerri andl ~Jake Bodkin and Barbara and Marion F"underburk. IT HAPPENS EVERY SPR'NG And( all year r'oundi to(ooooo . . . ininiugs, that is! new evidlence . . . Beth ,Jones is pinned to Guy Meares (SN) , Ilene Slacter (Tor'on t(o. (Canada ) to Marshall IIeiden (Phi iEp) , (Caro1 Huruns to I ert I'owles (SN) . and Lou Thomas (ZTA) to Jim Edenus (SN). ROI'N' ('AM11TS EA 'r go to the Sputniik on Sat ur(hiy nite . . . ALONE? Well. Edt Spears id and ret iune to tell about it! Ileardl hi S.\EL's got a pledge they hadn't conunted on. (Congrats! PhiEpNames TRFYS Sweetheart Alicia Ann Gardner, a fresh moan, hasi beenQ selected Sweet heart oft AlIpha T1heta C ha pter ofi Phi Epsilon P'i fraternity. Alicia Ann is an edlucaltion major aind is pinned to Marton Cohen. To have that extra mione' enjoy .. . have your Ia .~'. '~~ quickly, andl conveniently 10cPERPOUND SHIRTS 14c Or -LAUN Atwca Ann Gardner______________ F.%a Webb, Carolinia freshimman am %orority., hass the -new look" ini sporl Itired at1 left wearinig a white wool "s4 matchinig jacket, appropros for at "juki Housemother LikesWorking On Frat ow BY MARtY ANN NEWMAN Staff Writer When asked what she found most interesting about her work, Mrs. .lmh Stonle replied, "Five hundred differett boys." Mrs. Stone is onie of seven house mothers on fraternity row. Borni inl Greenisboro, North Carotlinla, Mrs. Stolle studied musie under Dr. IHeniry Bellamian and Dr. George Kittredge at Queenls College. Mrs. Stonle, now reSidinig ini Columbia with her hus semd, who is a Southern lRailw\ay conductor, has three children. Iler hobbies include gardening, readig, cooking, and playing the piano. Mrs. S t o t e attends Main Street Methodist Church where she is active n church-related activities. Amog Mrs. Stone's most out standrding experiences is her flight to laweaii last summer to visit her dau-frter Caroline. lirweir, Mrs. Stone costends masi uen her most Ie rean x pnrience. Sh~e adds,r"Wheat r reing 'lsi wt e Mr.Specian Weekends ai 503ee IEa odst Maurn wher s Phiontie inch7- relate a-tivivics sa dig e fo pleasur es isa her IdrydonevQ ecs onmicontend at SUNSki u ithyonE.eol has Lb.e eros rewringum) |AiI Ingle n nde WINHROP COLa LEGNER 0 Spring I at member of Kappa Del rlothes for spriig. She is pi 7ort," or "knee-knocker" wit in" combo party or the Intra Writin' Woes Went to the printer's Rushed to get through Copy won't fit Oh. what to do? Nary a thought Enters my head Oh, what I'd give To be home in bed. )on't watch the clock Get the page done Gee, it's so late I really should run So uninspired Hope this will fit What will they say? Doubt it's a hit. Finished at last Dashed out the door Gosh, left my books Right on the floor Thanks, Mr. Printer I'm really beat One of these days My deadline I'll meet. Joan Wolcott There are many Perhaps the best total of them all: At DuPont, the e-ndl streets for q p)eop)le. For example, I ing constantly, an more job)s. Every $90 million in re dlevelop new prol challenging new < In add(ition, Di average of $33,0 p)loyee to providle eqluipmJent, the firl b)est suIpporting of sp)ecial signific nical man. Ias Sprung at qafitnd football game tomorrov through the country in the Trit h and ta veratile printed blouse - larrison.) Pi Beta Phi New Officers South Carolina Alpha chap of Pi Beta rhi social sorority cently elected new officers. I Adair will serve as president : the coming year. Elected vice - president v Patty Whitlock; correspondi secretary is Julie Marshall a Mary Wallace Hilton is tre; tarer. Mrs. Patsy Whitesides Ake Eta province president of B e t a Phi, recently visited t Carolina chapter on an insp tion tour. A banquet was h( in her honor at a local resta rant. At this banquet, awar were presented to the pledge taining the highest scholas average for the past semesi and to the best pledge. 'I scholastic winner was Sher Rottman with a 5.7, and t likely reasons. one is the sum re are no dead ble, ambitious D U uPont is grow d1 growth means year we spendl( searchi alone, to ucts that createS I)pportuntlItes. Pont invests an 90 in each em- D the most mnodern est facilities, the l services -factors ince to the tech Pal no, (ter on Jull the Por of (in he Jai dr< the he '~ .~.hih w,il IV 111J2 At the right, Eva is rialy for a ride imph. She1, is weariig cotioll "Cilottes" with a McMullan colar. (Phootos by Announces fa For 1961 Ler best pledge award was presented (" re- to Patty Whitlock. No ,at or START THE D/ ,as ng WITH A HEARTY nd in rs, ri RUSSELL HOUSE he eC !1d 7:00-9:3 dis it- BEEF___ tic er S L A T he ry he (H Y survey of tell showed| that I rate among tec within a fractic NI T of b)eing the abs<~ majority of Du|a lE N sen tissremha Y\\e thinik thie _________________thought inI these5 nleers. chei st: F~ ~ -1''* to sutccee<h. I IE N Pla~m-eot )li wvrite: -:. I. <IIu 7 ~Co. ( ine.). 211 ing, Wiminigto I:Better Things f 'almetto rickets Go )n Sale 'ickets for the 10th annual metto Trials Horse Races are v on sale for Carolina stu its at McGregor's Drug Store Main Street. 'he Trials, sponsored by the iior League of Columbia, will run Saturday, March 11 at Fairgrounds Race Track. it time is 2 p.m. Jniversity students may pur se tickets at $1 each at Mc 'gor's or at the gate the day the Trials. Parking spaces eluding driver and three) may obtained by contacting Mrs. nes C. Vardell, 4017 Me 'gor Dr. 'he fun-filled e v e n t will in de races by horses that will 4 ipete later in the season in Belmont, Preakness and ntucky Derby as well as the trious Mule Race. Bar-B-Que I he on sale at the grounds. tinds from the Trials go to League's Community Trust nid. with the Speech and Hear Clinic as the main recipient. [ew Actives dpha Beta of Chi Psi social ternity r c e n t l y activated ce new members. They are rick Charles .Telm, John Vin t O'Neill. and Craig Winfred rion. kY RIGHT BREAKFAST CAFETERIA 0 E R re ItlS recell! I'il-ge conpait . hiIlont, turnover mical personnel is I IOf One per Cent lite lowest ! 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