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What a week we all did have! . . . Derby Day was enough to make one swoon . . . and a few did . . . con grats to our new Miss Venus, Bonnie Meeks . . . and the Pi Phi's . . . did it again . . . we 're roundin' it up again . . . May Day, Awards Day, May Day dance . . . the works . . . party all the time. AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB A week ago Saturday night . . . Chi Psi's and dates . . . celebrating the Medallion Ball . . .with the new maid . . . Jeanne Elliot . . . Jeanne Elliot and Chet Allen, Cookie Crum and Jeff Meadowcroft, Miriam Ross and Bill Shirley, Mary Kearns and Tom Dowell, Helen Wooten and Eddie Roberts, Mary Myers and Bob Plunkett, Stella Walter and Paul Collins, Lyn Varner and A. C. Shull, Peggy and Gene Allan, Mary Boys and Dennis Smith, Beth Atwood and Tom Burnett and Martha Moseley and Henry Lesesne . . . and the guests, the Princeton Tigertones and Caryl, Lisa and Judy. ON THE BEACH At Pawley's . . . a week ago or so . . . Pi Kaps and dates . . . living it up . . . in the grandest sort of way . . . Beezie Blakely and Bill Jarrett, Missy Cromer and Dickey Preacher, Margaret Miles and Teddy Kiene, Lackie Black and John Kinchen, Dancy Hunter and Tom Bourne, Kathaleen O'Brien and Bill Raley, Janice Copeland and Dickie Terry, Jean Scoufield and Warren Johnson, Ruthie Henderson and Roy Callaway, and Toop Napier and Bruce Floyd. JUST A LITTLE FURTHER UP THE BEACH At Myrtle . . . were the Phi Eps . . . surviving... are the following . . . Alicia and Morty Cohen, Synthia Hatten and Sammy Abrams, Ilene Roth and Gerry Fertig, Loretta Ginsberg and Sammy Draisen, Carolyn Black and Ira Berendt, Marcia Poller and Charlie Lipmann, Richard Kurtz and Bunky Abrams, and Murray Danz and Helene Goldberg. SWEETHEART WEEKEND For the Sigma Chi's and dates . . . was quite an affair . . .for all . . started at the Mehg-Rujan Room . . . Fri (lay night . . . Sister Dotterer was crowned the new Sweet heart of Sigma Chi . . . heading for the beach and Marine Point . . . with the Five Royales . . . Jo Johnson and Bob Hill, Anna Barr and Bill Singleton, Lil Mood and Tony Mc Creight, Frankie Dunlap and Bob McMahan, Keki Griffin and Bill Lackey, Judy Reid and Bob McNinch, Terry Turino and Jerry Spencer, Ann Rankin and Buddy Hardwick, Sue Hayes and David Hare, Katie Colem anind Arnie Webb, Linda Horton and Frank Hartman, Virginia McFadgen and Ted Owen, Polly Richardson and Jimmy Pressley, Linda Coleman and Ted Bradbury, Susan Anderson and Don Hunt, Marion Church and Dick Orman, an onne Verdery and Gene Davis, and Marguerite Alderman and Walker Gregory. DREAM GIRL TYPE PARTY Was a big affair . . . for the PiKA's and their dates .r .t.congrats to Genie Garvin, the new dream girl . . (Continued on page 5) Has Power Top, Will Travel (costs less than manual top jobs!) Name: Rambler American "400" Convertible. Power operated top. Price: Lowest of any U. S. convertible. Travel restrictions: None (has 125 HP overhead.valve engine plus five transmis sion choices. Bucket seats, optional). Honors: Economics (has won both major 1962 economy runs-beating all other compacts entered). In terviews: At your Rambler dealer's. RAMBLER H e American Motors Means More for Americans T :- I X -. - _ _ Sigma Chi Miss Sier Dotterer was crowned Friday night at their annual Sweeth< Kappa Delia sorority, was escorted by: Music Fraternity ! Elects Officers Delta Sigma Chapter of Phi Mu] Alpha Sinfonia professional hon orary music fraternity of America s recently elected officers for the r1 aca(lemic year of 1962-1963. 1 The new officers are President, Woody Wilson; Vice President,e Richard Gompton, Secretary, Jim Barr; Treasurer, Don Clary; and tl Historian, Clif Jones. F Six new members were initiated pi into Delta Sigma Chapter on s< Saturday, April 14. New members f, are David Bryan, Bushnell Preach er, David Priester, Bob Smith, 12 Lany Smith, and Howard Wil- h liams. hi soo i ship toAth Is ittrue that "clot make the r DYes QNo E L&M gives you MORE BODY in the blend, MORE FLAVOR in the smoke, MORE TASTE through the filter. It's the rich-flavor leaf that does it! into L M' tet igi heafter o@i -~~~~~~ ,.x ..... 2 ..>s . ....... Sweetheart the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi last art Dance. Sister, a member of 'Don Rutledge. secretarial Fraternity Iolds Banquet Sigma Alpha Sigma, honorary ecretarial fraternity, held its an ual banquet at Swain's April 2th. Mr. Chris Leventis, guest speak r, talked about the influence of iomen. The newly elected officers were ien installed. They are Ka,! [arper, president; Pat Lynn, vice resident; and Jean Quarles, !cretary-treasurer. All three are oin Columbia. The outgoing president, Susan I eLaurin, was presented a silver 1 tter opener in appreciation of i !r outstanding leadership. I oaa.t.&..Campu Vff.s. Nhich would take moi SNew World (in 1492) O rocket to the moon O How u "pres 0 "Smoked Sometimes fl Stuck witi [MM ;arette for peoplewh a Sigma Chi Formal Held Last Friday At the Sigma Chi Sweetheart Formal last Friday night, at the qehl-Rujan Room, the outgoing President, Bill Singleton was iamed Outstanding Active of the kear. During the ceremony Miss Sis er Dotterer was crowned the ;weetheart of Sigma Chi. The new officers of Sigma Chi tre: President, Ted Owen; Vice ?resident, Earling Speer; Treas irer, David Hare; Corresponding 3ecretary, Howard HellAns; Re :ording Secretary, Buddy Hard vick; Pledge Trainer, Jim Van )sdell, Associate Editor, Bill backey; House Manager, Bob Mc qinch; Rush Chairman, Arnie Webb; Social Chairman, Walker .regory; and Athletic Representa :ive, Frank Iartman What's Happening In Columbia SPORTS Columbia Horse Show cpened resterday at the State Fair xrounds and will continue through 5aturday. John C. 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