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SA E's
Delta Chapter of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon will hold its annual Foun
ders Day banquet and dance Fri
day and Saturday nights a
Spring Lake Country Club.
The Friday night banquet, a
stag affair, will feature Paul B
Jacob, Eminent Supreme Heralk
of the SAE national headquarters
Awards for best active and bes1
pledge will be presented at tha
time.
The formal dance S a t u r d a y
night will feature the Tams fron
Hendersonville, N. C., and th(
name of the new chapter sweet
heart will be revealed.
Delta Chapter originated Feb
ruary 28, 1882 wheh James G
Glass obtained permission f r o n
the University president to estab
lish the national fraternity on the
Carolina campus. The c h a p t e r
functioned until the state legis.
lature passed a law banning al
national social fraternities fron
the state-supported institution.
Then along with other groups
SAE retreated to a subrosa status
off campus. In 1921 the continued
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existence of the Greeks wq
brought to the attention of tI
board of trustees at the Unive
sity. National fraternity office
were f o r c e d to withdraw ea,
chapter's charter and fraterniti
at U.S.C. became non-existent.
Members of the d:sbanded SA
chapter formed a new club knov
as the "Bat Club." In 1927 whc
the anti-fraternity law was r
pealed the chapter was react
vated.
The origins of SAE go back
the University of Alabama whe
on March 9, 1856 eight studen
barded together and formed
Greek I e t t e r fraternity to 1
known as Sigma Alpha Epsilo
giving the fraternity the distin
tion of being the oldest Southei
social fraternity. One of t h e s
eight f o u n d e r s, Noble Lesl
Devotie, was the first man to lo
his life in the War Between tt
States. After that the fraternil
began to expand and by the tui
of the century had moved nortl
ward and westward.
Today SAE has over 140 actii
chapters in the United States an
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Smith of the Geology Dept. and
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SPONSOl{s for SAE Founder.
Day will he Pam Brown for Shelby
Merritl, vice - president ;S daiey
Rutledge for Falward Yarbo,rouagh,
crrespondent, Lyn n S min i h for
Porter Blarroni, rcornier; Wylle
Rtobb for Jobie Dixon, chmricler;
Susan Rigby for George Sullivan,
warden; and Carol DuBIoe for
JonPhauap, chaplain. Not pic
tured are for
Johnny McLeod, presWide.nt; Carol
Dumber for Clarenc C:yatt, treas
un'r; and Roberta Meares for
Paurker Barm-si, herald.
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New Officers
Revealed By
Newest Group
The newly recognized national
chapter of Phi Delta Theta initi
ated four new brothers and their
new pledge class elected officers.
The initiation took place on Feb
ruary 9 at 3:00 p.m. The new
brothers are: Ed Johnson from
Columbia, Tom Southard from Co
lumbia, Lee Neeley from Houston,
T e x a s and John Huntley from
Lancaster. Out of the fall class
Ed Johnson was also chosen most
outstanding pledge and received
the best pledge trophy for his out
standing service to the fraternity.
The pledge class elected new
o f f i c e r s on February 17. The
president is Paul Knapps, Fair
field; secretary, Jim H e a s I ey
Charleston; treasurer, Tucker Alt
man, Columbia. Philip S m o a k
from Tampa, Florida is pledge
master. The officers have a term
of office that runs from February
to April. This is found in the
pledge rule book. The fraternity
feels that this method gives the
actives a chance to observe the
qualities that a fraternity man
must possess.
The pledge class each semester
has a project which is a service
one that raises money for the
fraternity w h i I e performing a
service for the community.
Angel Girls
Prep are To
Zoom Away
At a recent meeting of Angel
Flight, officers for the year 1964
65 were chosen. The new officers
are as follows: Commander, .oan
Pennett; executive officer, Roberta
Meares; A. S. O., Pam Dernoga;
comptroller, Suzanne Henderson:
I S. 0., Diane Geer; chaplain, Mik
eil Ilazlehurst; pledge trainer.
Rita West.
The Flight is making prepara
tions for a raffle to he held within
th next couple of weeks. This
fund-raising project will enable
one Angel Flight member to at
tend the National Angel Flight
Conclave in Denver, Colorado.
This Conclave will take place dur
ing April 8-11.
The other memners of Angel
Flight are Bonnie Bethune, ,Judy
Stokes, Patty Richardson, Barbaria
Scigler, Josanne Verdery, Peggy
Fretwell, Susan Reed, Mary Anne
Love, M a r t h a Adams, Susan
Mathews, Judly McD)owell, Linda
Hlanberry, Rosemary Moody, and
Anide Perna.
Angel Flight is getting a new
idvisor. Capt. Lawrence Clifford
i.s the new advbsor replacing Col.
Iohn Kelly who has been rea
signed to the Pentagon in Wash
ington, D. C.
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As the I)DI)'s and guests went
ast Saturday, the two parties wo
verybody's book. The day began e
leise's Pond to the tune of a hil
propos favorites as "Especially on
toof." All were willing, but those
1most all night at the Columbia i
'ri-I)elts held their biennial Form
resent were:
Carolyn Nelson and Marvin Wir
Zobert Kennedy, Norah Teague anc
oleman and Jack Williams, Kan
arrot, Lucy Shand and Tommy I
Lnd Windy Gill, Karen Good and At
iard, Mike Quinn; Snookie Stroman
-'riar, Cliff Judy; Molly )i ayton
{endall, Sam Zimmerman, Sandra
. . Mackey, Davis Green, Peg B
'laire Speth, Flynn Bowie, Ruth F
arvard, Carl Foster, Margaret B
Sossaman, Bill Haigler, Lynn Smi
laltiwanger, Joe Ashley, Nono W
.nn Drayton. Joe ('onnerella, Jody
ton, Rachel Kempson and Lee Fl
Dixon, Mary Myers and Ray Frets
girl in the brown sweater.
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The KU's and guests had a mig
ning at the proverbial Ieise's Legioi
there was, listening to the Ambas
was opportune for all sorts of dipl
and some that vere there weren't
and Don Rutledge, Pam Able and
man and Palmer I)rew, Judy Rol
Julie Drake and Billy Lamar. Nela
bons, Cynthia Cdell and George
Henry Laffitte, Susan Rigby an<
Watson and Ken Lester, Gary Fr
Melinda McLeod and Lee Roussel;
Ronnie Crolley, Minii Montgomery
Dupre and Frank Moses, Joanne E
ner, Harriet Harter and Reg Heinit
md John Alexander, Martha Scovil
-Lope and Billy Mitchell, Janer L,
nartie, Lucy Marion and Lewis L
pigner, B. J. Latham and Paul I
Xndy Pracht, Janet (Copeland and
Pi Beta Phi.
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eprefsenftato~es; and R a e h a e I office
ohnston, courtesy cha:. man. it.iatic
Three girls were pledged by eiuhb
(outh Carolina Alpha this spring. Sandy
hey are: Joan Bennet, Barbara honor
are and Sue Gzordon. IVen it<
Theo chapter held officers' re- arshij
reat February 23 (out at Lake higher
Su rray foir officers' traininig. New chapt4
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from rags to riches this
ild receive an A-plus in
any in the afternoon at
billy band playing such
Saturday" and "Up on a
that were able danced
>tel Ballroom, where the
al Dance. Among those
nberly, Waites Pope and
Jack Williams, Mariana
n Espedahl and Bobby
dmonds. Betty Kennedy
dv Fowler, Blanche Wil
Johnny Johnson; Pedgy
.nd Punky Holler, Scott
Williams. Arnie Webb,
ennett and Jim Herring,
eterson. Bob Belk, Fave
ell, Johnny McLeod, kit
Lh, Porter Barron, Susie
alker, Jimmy DeAngelo,
Blackwell, "Crow" Lang
oyd, Betty Barnes, Alex
vell. Then there was the
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ity fine time t'other eve
1 Lake. And what a legion
sadors play music which
macy. Some were there,
All there: Sister Dotterer
_ene ('ollins, Roberta In
in and George Cotchett,
Danforth and )ave Gib
icoyd, Libly Peeples and
;George Sullivan. Lynn
iar and Jimmy Stuckey,
e, Polly Richardson and
and )oug Maddock, Cary
asterlin and Teddy Wag
h, Jeannett Montgomery
le and John Bryan, Anne
tBorde and Jimmy Cro
,rtly, Ann Sligh and Lee
)ull, Weeza D)odkin andI
Rob Bryan.
Retreats
ige 4)
rs wer*e installed at an ina
n banquet held at the Elks'
sunday night. At this time
Deacon was awarded the
of best pledge and Cheryl
reco'gnizedl for best schol
.Laurie' Moseley had the
t scholarship in the active
*r with an over-all 6.0.
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