Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Linda Martin and Em Hems So the big rush is on again . . . quizzes, approaching ex arms ... and even a few swinging parties. MAXCY BROTHERHOOD Seen at Maxcy Brotherhood "In and Out" dance at the Woman's Club were Richard Compton, Kathleen Higgins; Sonny Timmerman, Carole Lawson; Johnny Jones, Dianne Phillips; Jake Rush, Martha Dean Smith; Gary Skinner. Reba Lipscomb; Bob Buggel, Dottie Haynes; Joe Creel, Gloria Kaigler; Bob Grookett, Linda Keels; Roger Rutledge, Betty Rye; Flynn Warren, Phyllis Hubbard; Charles Dunn, Suzie Young; Ferd Jones, Nancy Wilson; Sumpie Moore, Beverly Barr; Ken Pugh, Virginia Robertson; Johnny Stev enson, Marky Ann Albert; Gene and Frances Osborne; Braxton Kyzer, Karen Moore; Joe Neely, Del Dutrow; Jimmy Johnson, Nancy Blackburn ; Ty Cobb, Mikey Asbury ; Larry Barrett, Marcie Albers; Don Sease, and Brenda Kay Shealy. SAE'S At the SAE's annual Yard-and-a-Half party at Gibson's Pond were Lucy Robson and Al Hagood; Betty Kennedy and Buddy Epps, Ann Timmons and Jobie Dixon, Mimi Van Wagner and Henry Lafitte, Marty Whaley and Billy Gil lette, Carol Dubose and Clark Reed, Sister Linton and Roger Roe, Judy James and Jimmy Thomas, Barbara King and Lloyd Hendricks, Peggy Fretwell and "Hoot" Gibson, Judy Davis and Kerry Kilgore, Polly Richardson and Lee Smith, Carol )oscher and Clarence Clyatt, Susan Cutts and Earl Russell, Moonie Ball and Ken Hatfield, and Bambi Bell and Bill LaMotte. ADPi's Then there was the ADPi party Saturday night at the Syrian-Lebanon Club. Belle Howe and Bob St. John were there . . . and so were Patty Clark and John Patterson, Anne )igby and Ed Pitts, Susan Reed and Ed Hutchinson, Robin Warwick and Mike McCarthy, Tina Collins and Rich ard Eib, Susan Anderson and Duck Mathis, Patty Richard son and John Seastrunk, Gerda Moore and John Williams, Claire Terry and Buster Beechan, Rachel Johnston and Bob Wilson, Ann Sanders and John Henner, Judy Minick and Tom Howell, Mary Louise Mickle and Don Blair, Mikell Hazelhurst and Bland Addison, Antoinnette Siddall and Pettigrew Hamilton, Pam Dernoga and Ray Burgess, Bon nie Baker and Paul Barker, Clare Foster and Bill Wood. WHITE ROSE FORMAL The year's social grande finale for the KD's was White Rose Formal at the Columbia Hotel. Dancing to the music provided by the Catalinas were Barbara Ann Thomas, Frank Willis; Rhoda Arrowsmith, Walter McLeod; Mary Lucy Smith, Gary Burnette; Anne Hope, Thomas Chaplin; Linda Martin, Billy Coleman; Jane Wands, Robert Gamble; Car roll Whiteside, Mike Otis; Barbara Page, Jack Paschal; Martha Scoville, John Bryan; Del Dutrow, John Melton; Nela D)anforth, Al Cole; Mimi Montgomery, Billy Lipscomb; Jeannette Montgomery, John Alexander; Polly Richardson, Lee Smith; Janet Copeland, Bob Bryan; Sheila Thomas, Ricky Baker; Jimmy Glenn, Ann Roe; Betty Jane Plowden, Blake Praytor; Em Heins, Warren Jennings; Edie Bellinger, Bruce Campbell; Betty King, Billy Coffey; Terry Giboney, Grady Thomas; Harriet LaBorde, Woody Woodward; Lynn Watson, Frank Wannamaker; Linda Gaffney, Charlie Mc Fall; Mary Louise Gray, Frank Mims; Nan Greer, Ed Stroud. PINNED .. .? Pinned are Nan Greer (K(D) and Ed Stroud (Delta Sigma D)elta), University of Louisville; Deirdre Spencer (Al) Pi) and Orin Anderson (ATO) ; Ken Pugh (Maxcy Brotherhood) and Virginia Robertson; Larry Barrett (Maxcy Brotherhood) and Marcy Albers; Sonny Timmer man (Maxcy Brotherhood) and Carol Lawson. Oh . . . if anyone should think he sees the HTope dia mondl around campus, it isn't . . . belongs to Pam Hen dric~ks; Ted Owen gave it to her. Maybe "come September" this column will be filled with news of pinnings and wedding bells. Happy summer, everybody!______________ McFa ddin Will Give Cs Recital Robert McFaddlin of Gable, ju nior in the Depar i,ment of' Music at Carolina, will present a piano recital Wednesday (May 15) at 5 p.m. in the concert hall of Mc Master School. The public is invited. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mc Faddin of Ga~ble, McFaddin is a head of the Department of Music. Hie is a pledge of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity at the Univer sity. PROGRAM Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue Bach Sonata in G Minor, Op. 22 Scrumann Presti ssi mo Andantino Scherzo (Allegro molto) Rondo (Presto) Scherzo in C Sharp Minor. Chopin Ballade in G Minor. ..Chopin Jeux D'Eau . . . ... . Chopin ______________ Pill KAP GIRL: The members of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity have selected Miss Peggy Moses as "Phi Kap Girl." Peggy is also a member of Chi Omega Sorority, Angel Flight, and is in Student Senate. Phi EpDream Girl DRtEAM GIlRL: Eileen Rloth was chosen Dream Girl of the Alpha Theta chapter of Phi Epsilon I fraternity at their recent spring formal. She will represent Phi Ep at the national convention com petition for dream girl. Jii include HadBie Egs,Ceey eat DREAMGIRL:ENon 'otiw Midsnghmt ilofte lh Leaater forh Eilngry fmraenitterreetsrn peiiofor de xt oorls Sie ad Toate,Cuuers&BldPpes ServedwithCarltin WUSC Radio Wants Coeds To Announce WUSC wants to start a Co-ed On Campus news show. This new and exciting program will feature news of interest for Carolina women. For once the programming will be entirely in the hands of the girls. A female announcer will be se lected from girls who wish to audition for the top position on this new show. The so-called editor 3f Co-ed On Campus will hold a position similar to that of the society editor of a newspaper. She will be responsible for gatiering the latest gossip and points of in terest for our co-eds. Any co-ed who wishes to submit her name before the selection com mittee may do so by dropping by Room 207 of the Russell House. Once the program gets underway it will be under the control of news director Larry Stangle. In case some of you aspiring :o-eds are afraid that the radio station is not the place for a woman, then just take a look al the number of girls we have on ur staff. 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