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SOCIETY DEADLINE
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must be in the "Gamecock" of
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Any news turned in after that
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put in the "Gamecock" office, or
sent to Jackie Davis c/o the
"Gamecock," Box 49, U.S.C.
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A Friend's Birthday?
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KAPPA SIGMA
Kappa Sigma social fraternity
ecently activated five new mem
)ers. They are: Karl Beason of
reer; Woody Woodard of Aiken;
onnie Garrett of Greenwood;
fames Henderson of Newberry; and
Narren Nye of Rock Hill.
PI BETA PHI
The new pledge officers of Pi
3eta Phi have been announced.
['hey are: Linda McAfee, President;
eGran Moore, Vice President;
felen Thackston, Secretary; Terry
larger, Treasurer; Maurice Gil
hrist, Activities Chairman; Diane
3ryant, Censor; Sara Najjar, His
orian; Joanie Powers, Social Chair
nan and Room Chairman; and
licki Turner, Scholarship Chair
nan.
SIGMA CHI
The new Sigma Chi pledge class
ifficers are Stuart Montgomery,
'resident; Skip Richardson, Vice
'resident; Morris Thomas, Secre
ary; Doug Mosteller, Treasurer;
)avid Jordan, Social Chairman; and
Walter Hagan, Athletic Chairman.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
Five Carolina Sig-Eps repre
iented the South Carolina Alpha
Thapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon at
he annual District V Leadership
;chool held March 9th and 10th at
Vake Forest College. Six chapters
rom North Carolina met with the
one star chapter from South Caro
ina to pool ideas for the betterment
>f all the Sig-Ep chapters in the
3arolinas. The Grand National
President of Sigma Phi Epsilon,
3edford Black, was present to make
a timely speech. Representing
southi Carolina Alpha were Warren
EIilton, Tom Leonard, Tom Smith,
)ean Capper, and Bob Dowdeswell.
On March 16th some 250 Sig
Sps and their dates arrived in
Durham, North Carolina for the
biggest blowout of the year. N. C.
OFFICIAL ENT RY RULES
1. Prepare an original "Book R
than 500 words covering any oi
Universal Library books:
THE GOOD SOCIETY (Walter Lip
MEASURE OF MAN (Joseph Woo
PURITAN OLIGARCHY (Thomas
SHOCK OF RECOGNITION, Vol. I
SHOCK OF RECOGNITION, Vol.1
IRISH FOLK STORIES AND FAIR
(William Butler Yeats)
THE UPROOTED (Oscar Handlin
JOHN ADAMS AND THE AMERIC
(Catherine Bowen)
THE STORY OF MY .LIFE (Clareni
THE SHORTER NOVELS OF HE
FOUR SELECTED NOVELS OF HI
THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY (I
U.S. GRANT AND THE AMERICA
TRADITION (Bruce Catton)
THE HORSE'S MOUTH (Joyce Ci
HERSELF SURPRISED (Joyce Ca
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT: ON AR(
(Ed. by Frederick Gutheim)
ROOSEVELT AND HOPKINS (Rol
GO TELL. IT ON THE MOUNTAIN
PUBLISHERS ON PUBLISHING
(Ed. by Gerald Gross)
ONE (DavId Karp).
EXCEPT THE LORD (Joyce Cary)
COMPULSION AND DOUBT (D
THE BULL OF MINOS (Leonard(
EDITORS ON EDITING (Ed. by G
THE CAA
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Bobbie Edwards
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3tate hosted this year's annual Dis
:rict V Sig-Ep Ball. The big week
md got underway Saturday at 3:00
?.m. with an informal dance and
:ocktail party at Durham's Holiday
[nn. Finishing out the program
were singing contests, a formal
lance, and all night tete-a-tete with
nost of the activIty taking place
n the Jack Tar Hotel of Durham.
Carolina Sig-Eps have much to re
niember from their last weekend
ing-ding.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Iota Mu Chapter of Alpha Phi
3mega National Service Fraternity
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Zeta Tau Alpha honored its offi
cers of the past year this Satur
day, March 23, at its Stardust Ball,
which was held at the Empire Ball
room of the Columbia Hotel from
8 until 12 p.m. These officers are
Beth Stuckey, president, escorted by
David Watson; Tilly Harper, vice
president, escorted by C a r 1 o s
Moore; Bobbie Edwards, recording
secretary, escorted by Bobby Fau
cett; Patsy Mack, treasurer, es
corted by Bob Branhan; Marian
Church, historian, escorted by
Benny Dubose; and Jane Walter,
social chairman, escorted by Sack
McNeel.
Officers for the coming year were
also presented. They are Jane Wal
ter, president; Susan Matthews,
vice-president Brenda Truett, re
cording secretary,
orities At
Spring H
announces the pledging of fifteen
new boys: Jimmy White, John
Flwers, Dunbar Lawson, Larry
Owens, Jerry Bright, Jake Hal
fordfi and Stoney Jackson, John
Hussey, John Snowden, Buster Hol
liday, Jim Friar, Harry regory
Charles Hedgepath, Ted Watson,
and Bill Wood.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
The Alpha Phi Chapter of Alpha
Tau Omega social fraternity re
cently announced the election of
new officers. They are: Pringle
Boyle, Worthy Master; Mike Hart
ley, Worthy Chaplain; Danny
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Worthy Sentinel; Woody oGodson,
Worthy Usher.
JOBS IN EUROPE
Grand Duchy of Lux. Mar. 29, 1963
The American Student Information
Service, celebrating its 6th Anniver
;ary, will award TRAVEL GRANTS
to first 1500 applicants. ASIS is the
)nly authorized organization offering
approved summer jobs in Europe, on
a large scale, to U. S. students.
3,000 paying summer jobs (some
ffering $190 monthly) are available.
Jobs include working in Swiss resorts,
n Norwegian farms, in German fac
tories, at construction sites in Spain,
and at summer camps in France.
Send $1 for a 20-page Prospectus,
:omplete selection of European jobs,
Job Application, handling and airmail
reply. Write, naming your school,
to: Dept. T., ASIS, 22 Ave. de la
Liberte, Luxembourg City, G.D. of
Luxembourg. The first 8000 inqui
ries receive a $1 coupon towards the
purchase of the new student travel
book, Earn, Learn and Travel in
Europe.
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