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Sho' nuff .. . sun fun time is here to stay . . .and if you don't believe it .. . look 'round . . . tans galore... from that Easter week beach stay . . .O.D. was THE place to go ... and if you couldn't make Lauderdale... just stop off at Daytona . . . swinging, it was . . . Sigma Nu's Little 500 started with a bang . . . Lambda Chi's tire blew out ! . . . Derby Day . . . happened again . . .and everyone is on that last 'round of parties. DRUMMIN' UP A STORM Of the party life ... ADPi's and their dates . . .Sy rian-Lebanon Club . . . Saturday night past . ..Betty Wyman and John Taylor, Nicki Still and Burt Vassey, Elke Maron and Bob Inlowv, Gayle Newbury and Mark Covington, Pud Patterson and D)ave Adam, Val Jean Derrick and Herb Bradley, Patty Whitlock and Bartowv Culp, Anne Digby and Ed Pitts, Connie Wall and Dana McClendon, Beth Dixon and Bob Baldwin, Jean Willis and Enoch Overby, Libby Rogers and Ed Duffy, Ennis Anderson and Loy Doggett, Patty Clark and Erick Wowra, Tanya Taylor and Johnny Mack Goff, Charlaine Sachensmaire and Carl Hendricks, Jane Bowen and John Pfalzgraf, Judy Mosley and Rodney Harley, and Betty Battle and Don Blair. WAIT A MINUTE WORLD! And turn back time . . . to just before the holidays . to look in on ... a little party . . . given by the Sigma Nu's . . .called White Star week-end . . . who'd you see? . . . Judy Austin and Bill Wright, Lydia Down ing and Jerry Ballentine, Carole Jones and Bo Mullis, Bon nie Meeks and Fred Ridenhour, Beth Jones and Guy Mears, Susan Matthews and John Clausen, Glenda Gunter and Dick Rockafeller, Brenda Burnette and Richard Lomas, Betty Funderburk and Teddy Kohn, Kay Leitner and Ford Doug lass, Sandra Heath and John Jones, Betty Brash and Pat Ballad, Margaret Walling and Pete Richards, Jane Earl and Gordon Roman, Emily McAbee and Jimmy Mills, Nancy Neal and Artie Dunn, Jean Montgomery and Billy Denton, Patty Gause and Frankie Lee, Sandra Wood and Bill Barks dale, Barbara Lathan and Jimmy Harrison, Barbara King and Mike Daniel, Patty Dawkins and Osce Self, Charme Sturkie and Jimmy Johnson, Sandy Swink and Todd Walter, Gay Smoak and Steve Walter, Pris Foster and Billy Lips comb, Cathy Michelson and Russell Shaw, Fran Baskin and Walter Bull, Norah Teague and Ned Self, Kiki Rigby and Jimmy Lanford, Rosemary Baldwin and Phil Wunder. POINT OF NO RETURN Until you just have to come back . . . is the beach... where the Pi Kaps and their dates "turned one on" last week-end ... big house . . . big time . . . big party . after hours with the Dardenells . . . straight from the pavilion . . . raising it . .. from twvelve to sun-up Beezie Blakely and Billy Jarrett, Missy Cromer and Dickey Preacher, Margaret Miles and Tpelddy Kiene, Lackie Black and John Kinchen, Dancy Hunter and Tom Bourne, Katha leen O'Brien and Bill Raley, Janice Copelandl and Dickie Terry, Jean Scoufield and Warren .Johnson, Ruthie Hender son and Roy Callaway, and Toop Napier and Bruce Floyd. PARTY BY THE SEA At the Ocean Forest Hotel . . . at the Black and Gold week-end . . . for the Phi Raps .. . and the big question is . . who jinxed the week-end . . . the Clovers arrived in style to sing . .. in a taxi from Florence . . . but the p)arty went on . . . and .Jim Preston wvent out on the beach .* sunning and funning . . . Robin Burns and Perry Moses, Kay and Jim Gordon, Libby Wright and Sidney Be thune, Dianne Jenkins and Neal Resch, Lynda Rone and Doug Elmore, Harriet Bartel and Vance NeSmith, Joyce Adams and Ronnie Fair, Ann Best and Ernie Paschal, Dee Myers and Butch Askins, Katherine Martin and Jim Tobias, Bobbie and Tommy Kirkland, Linda Funderbur k andl Rock Garick, Kit Quattlebaum and Sonny Hooker, Margaret IHg gens and Al Courie, Joanne Hall and .Jim Preston, Joan Hewett andI Tuss Fitch, Marinell Spann and Bill Magan, Bonnie Christmas and Leo Marsden, Patty Richardson and Tom Potter, D)eborah Norris and Ben James, Sandy Wiggen and James Timmerman, Kay Kirby and Bob Wiley, Marilyn Worley and Lonnie Caughman, Martha Taylor and John Ellsworth, Rosemary Moody and C. 0. Warren, Roland Nettles and Billy James, Sandly Hudson, and Tommy Fitts, Kit Laub and Bob Trisler, Margaret Smith and Sam Everett, Becky Bruner and Budldy Clark, 1111 l)avis and Frank Tay lo,r. HERE COMES THAT FEELING DZ's had ainother p)arty . . . this time at Hleise's Pond ...sometime, like April 14th .. . for . . . Cheri Moore and Rush Morrison, Mary Beth Taylor and Milton Cunning ham, Patty Gregg and Richard Eib, Angela D)eer and Mike Waddel, Andrea Stocks and ,Joe Crawford, Linda H-anberry anid George Parker, Patty Winter and Gordon Mayhugh, Kathy Beckel and Tommy Sayetta, Norma Allen and Ed Clemmer, Janeen Mann and Paul .Jacobs, Anne Reigle and Bucky Holland, Leah Timberlake and .J. Bird, Kay Phillips andI Steve Bergman, Toni Metcalfe and Jim Hamrick, Abbie Frick and Johnny McWilliams, D)iane McCulloch and David Padgett, Pattti Cole and Lewis Hartley, Nita Plowden and John Wood, Mary Porter and D)ick Ingram, Marianne Huff stetler and Charles Hatch, .Jan Steuben and Bob Seehusen, Patricia Eaton and Billy Atkinson, Pat Valtouse and Billy Davis, Barbara Sealy and Al Fisher, Patricia Leggett and Tom Twitty, Betty Jean Peach and Allen Rappaport, Judy Wooten and Mike Walton, Ann Stewart and Tom Capri, Ilene Anderson and D)an Hazel, Lynne Proctor andl Robert Gamble, Pris Elder and John Fears, .Judy McCartt and Paul Bennett, Judy D)anders and Charles Felton, Zoe Hoffman and T. Ballard Lesseman, Maxine Folger and D)oug Nash. MUSIC IN THE NIGHT Came forth from the Carriage House . . . for one more PIKA party . . .getting startedl catchin' up on the party business .. . Wimbie Bowman and( .John Wyndham, Betty Meade and Ed Meade, Doris Rich and Steve Weeks, Florence Young and Warren Cole, Mary Beth Jones and Bob Thorn ton, Liz Johnston and Bubba Meng, Rachel Johnston and Bob Wolfson, Joan Holleman and Mike Brown, Genie Gar yin and Jim Costen, Susie Haltiwanger and D)ickie Smith, Betty June Thompson and Mackie McQueen, Mary Nell Nabers and Richard Kohn, Tricia Kneece and Richard Cope.. land, Anne Young and Byron Rast, Joyce Crosby and Woody Woodward, Dot Young and Jack Young, Catherine Stoltz and Bob Burris, Robby Stanford attends unattached, Arden (Cy o a nund o pa es KDE Holds And S The Pi Chapter of Kappa Del Epsilon, the professional educ tion sorority of the University South Carolina, held its annu banquet on April 11, 1962 in tt Confederate Room of Russe House. Preceding the banquet, ne members possessing the qualif cations of leadership, scholarshi character, and service and havir at least a sophomore standing ar a B average, were initiated ini the sorority. In this initiation each gi pledged to live in accord with ti high ideals of Kappa Delta E Isilon and through both givin and receiving to seek to incream her usefulness in the teachin profession. The new members < the sorority are Marquerite Aldei men, Paulette Champy, Joa Dieterman, Ann Fifield, Virgini Fishburne, Beth Hardin, An Hendrix, Carol Lawson, Elizabet Rogerson, Betsy Sherer, al Linda Stowe. Sorority News ALPHA DELTA PI Alpha Delta Pi social sororit recently pledged two new mien bers. They are Mary LouiF Mickle and Terry Sony. DELTA ZETA Delta Zeta social sororit pledged three new members r, cently. They are Pat Eato: Linda Hanberry, and Mar Porter. Fraternity News CHI PSI Chi Psi social fraternity ar nounces its newly elected )ledg officers for the semester. They are Charles Hatch, pres dent; Pettigrew Hamilton, vic< president; Harry Hemble, se< retary; and Mike O'Rourk< treasurer. PHI KAPPA SIGMA Phi Kappa Sigma announct its newly elected officers la: weekend at their spring beac party. They are Hack Kirkpatricl president; Tom Potter, vic< president; John Vonlehe, secon vice-president; P e r r y Mose; treasurer; .Johnny Hite, recordin secretary; Paul McCarthy, coi respondling secretary; Neal Rescl party chairman; JTerry Killai historian; C. 0. Warren, IF representative; Lonnie Caugi man, pledge master; .John Elb~ worth, athletic director; and Bo Wiley and Erick Wowra, houis managers. Two new Phi Kap pledges ar Bob DeL~oach and .Jim Gordon. P1 KAPPA ALPHA Xi Chapter of Pi Kappa Alh held activation for five new men: oers on A pril 2G, 1962, at Rul edge Chapel. Rob Thorton, Danny Row< Charlie IHIussey, Blob Moore, an Pather Christian H1. Malone wer activatedl a fter showing outstand ing leadlership) qualities through ut the year. F'ather Malone will serve a facu'Llty' ad(visor for the fraternit. Sl(GMA (Il Sigma ('hi social fraternit zetivated( nine new members fo the spring semester. They ar'e Bobl M~cNinch, wvh receivedl the bes pledge awvare Joel Goodrich, Frank HIart.mar Bill Hlambrick , Rob .Jordan, D)ie Markley, HIowardl Hellams, Hi SIGMA NUJ D)elta chapter of Sigma N fraternity recently elected J1imm Mvills of Columbia to serve zommandler for the coming year. Other officers are JIimmy L,ar ford1, Lt. C'ominander; Terr' Lucansky, recorder; Lowrey M< N4eaI, treasurer; and Bill Bark: 'ane, marshal. Frank Willis wr elected 1Ff representative. MAXC:Y The recently activated membem f Maxcy Brotherhood wv e r honored with a b)anquet last wee at Morrison's Cafeteria. Il 18 new active members art Ty Cobb, Dave Gregg, Wayr Williams, Torn Linker, Larry Ba: rett, Bob Kellahan, Steve Sha fer, Bob Lee, B. K.. Kyzer, Rui sell Jernigan, Sonny Timmermal Ronnie Everett, Earl Breazeal Richard Compton, Bill Bugg< Bob Buggel, Habib Hakim, Fre Ton1ison. Fnitiation gring Banquel a At the banquet the outgoinj x- and incoming officers of Kapp; >f Delta Epsilon were recognizec A The outgoing officers are presi ke dent, Kathy Michelson; vice 11 president, Barbara Loewe; sec retary, Cookie Crum; treasurei Elizabeth Quarles; membershi] i chairman, Sue Kindley; publicit; chairman, Judy Refo; historiar 9 Susan Loewe; and projects chair d man, Kitty Grimball. The incom ;o ing officers are president, Jud: Refo; vice-president, Kitty Grim ball; secretary, Rosalind Gardner treasurer, B r e n d a Ruckman e membership chairman, Sue Hind ) ley; publicity chairman, Mar: g Esther Denny; historian, Bar ie bara Sealy; projects chairmar 9 Pud Paterson. Bishop Paul Hardin of th, - Methodist Church of Birmingham n Alabama was the guest speake: a for the banquet. In an inspirinj n and interesting talk he stated hi: h belief that the desire for coin d mercial and cultural benefits wa not sufficient reason for obtain ing an education. Bishop Hardii said that the teacher should trul; want to teach and as a teache should utilize every opportunit; to help others to think and t serve one's fellow man. Th points made in his speech ar closely related to the creed o Kappa Delta Epsilon which state that the task of the teacher i to love, respect, understand an guide the child for a life of un folding possibilities, and that th privilege of the teacher is to giv aid, counsel, and support to fel i, low teachers and to all agencie y promoting the love of truth beauty, and goodness. thle tastel d t h dI r Whtm ks,uk ThIaseo aLc Lukbm kessa Five Girl4 Held By I .....k. Y - C..' %. Alicia Cohen s r Bunny Abrams LU' 10 start with1 *... trike the favorite regular y is great to start with, al Lucky smokers. So, get thi Parod ,f Sponsor F Phi Epsilon Alpha Theta Chapter of Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity held its 34th Annual Spring Formal and Banquet at Swain's Steak House on Friday, April 27. Barbara Friedman, escorted by Ralph Zlotnik, was crowned The 1962 Dream Girl of Phi Ep. Other highlights of the evening included the presentation of the Novitt-Lourie award to the "best fraternity man of the year" in Phi Ep. Morton Cohen, Superior of Alpha Theta Chapter, received this award. Mark Lehmann was presented the "best Pledge" award. Carroll P. Abrams, one of the founders of Alpha Theta served as guest speaker; and many other prominent alumni from through out the state attended the dinner and dance. Loretta Ginsberg ...the taste to igarette of college smokers? ~d it spoils you for other cigi B taste yu'll want to stay wit ormal Pi Karen Kornbluth Lynn Ilium stay With F -) G A RE T TE S Fine-tobacco taste. irettes. That's why h. Get Lucky today. isaa s ..?ls