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this Was SheVeK Iha+ Was OHN OCKS SIGMA ALPHA The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity sponsored its an nual fashion show Saturday evening. The intriguing crea tions were modeled by Carolina lovelies. The unique fifty four inch restriction on the length of the exquisite and exotic materials served to pleasingly accentuate the origi nality of the designers of the styles and the adaptability of the models. Outstanding among the creations were two Lafette originals, modeled exclusively for SAE by Miss Bambi Bell and Miss Barbara King. The famed designer, renown for his refreshing individuality was, indeed, at his best that evening. The feminine pulchritude added much to the setting of the occasion and the stimulating French motif was eagerly drunk in by all. Among models for the fashion show and their escorts are as follows: Miss Yard-and-a-half, Bambi Bell, and Henry Lafette; Barbara King and Lloyd Hendricks, Sidney Rutledge and Hubie Yarborough, Frances Simrill and Parker Barnes, Hugh Wilson and Peggy Bistline, Judy Brown and Wyatt Seybt, Jean Collins and Ken Frano, Lynn Smith and Porter Bar ron. Newlyweds Jamie and Ken Hatfield, Laurie Howell and Johnny McLeod, Kitty Welbourne and Joe Osteen, Liz Farmer and Bill Helms, Meddie Cockfield and Tim Taylor, Connie Wall and Joby Dixon, Curry Harrison and Bill Ver ner, Julie Fuller and Kent Anderson, Julie Drake and Skip Young, Mary Myers and Ray Fretwell, Radar Lazenby and Catharine Fitzsimmons, and many others whose names shall remain as they were, under the table. CHI OMEGA Having a good time at the Chi Omega party at Heise's Pond were: Nancy Fletcher and Voit Hurst, John Murphy and Mary Elizabeth Nettles, Corky McCorkle and Dickie Lester, Joan Disher and John Sharon, Polly Richardson and Ronnie Creswell, Martha Adams and Bobby Parrot, Kaki Eckles and Jimmy Harrison, Bill Rogers and Frances Bloodworth, Charlotte McKutchen and Pat Pruett, Judy Minus and Morris Cave, Mary Ann Love and Dick Schwab, Carol Jones and Beau Mullis, Nancy Cooper and Joel Gottlieb, Weeza Dodkin and "Doc" Howard, George Sullivan and Susan Rigby, Becky Squires and Dick Christopher, Mac Johnston and Beth Mattocks, Mimi Montgomery and Doug Maddock, Sidney Rutledge and Ed Yarborough, Sister Lin. ten and Roger Row, Sara Gardiner and Bobby Gayle, Sister Dotterer and Don Rutledge, Marie Hager and Donny Phillips, Leigh Powell and Dee West, Barbara Seigler and Bill Barksdale, Ann Bell and Backman Smith, Barbara Cope land and Bill Wright, Sherrie Stockman and Bob Gorgrant, Lynn Corbett and Mack McClure, Caro Riley and Paul Bar. ber, Bobby Dukes and Peggy Kilgore, Brenda Bannoy and John Hill, Tom Jones and Jean Peal, Ginny Yates and Char lie Todd, Margaret Bell and Larry Stanley, Cliff Hawkins and Del Garrard, Jane Woodle and Gene Crow. I WISH I'D THOUGHT OF THAT "Whether you get bored at not doing anything depends on what you're not doing." Anonymous MY HEALTH IS BETTER IN APRIL So into each life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary and it rained and it rained and it rained. It rains and life is hell, life is hell. The skies are dark, the world is dark and all is dismal. We get to where we expect (Continued on page 5) "H i s t ory is a post-mortem examination. It tells you what a j Foe.frA cain country died of. But I'd like to know what it lived of." - Dooley Bosm S o DEADLINE clln,wtotqul The deadline for copy for theFvePit society and feature pages is 01D~i t. Poe2318 Monday afternoon . . . news Clmi,SuhCrln turned in earliest will be given Ma ovnetT Friit.wer oAiOasin (dAkoBlossomdShop GOLFxCENTERceInctrot Ed HADE RET TCOLmia SouhIaroin Special Prices For U.S.C. Students With I.D. Cards * MIKE SERINO, P.G.A. Professional on Duty * PUTTING GREEN (#328 grass -- 18 holes) * DRIVING RANGE * SAND TRAP * IRON PLAY SECTION * COMPLETE GOLF REPAIR DEPARTMENT * COMPLETE SALES DEPARTMENT * COMPLETE AREA LIGHTED FOR EVENING PLAY * For FREE GOLF CLINIC Call AL 2-7164 Watch For The Grand Opening of Our 3-PAR GOLF COURSE and MINIATURE PUTT-PUTT GOLF CENTER, Incorporated Owners: Albert J. Asmer - Mike Sorino. P.G.A. Pro I German 's S1 Held By Alph Alpha Phi chapter of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity held Its annual German spring formal Friday night at Spring Lake Country Club. Sponsors for the retiring offi cers are: Anna Lybrand for Pringle Boyle, president; Mar garet Hyman for Mike Hartley, vice-president; Martha Joe Shell for Danny Hamm, treasurer; Mik ell Hazlehurst for Bland Addison, secretary; Donna Berry for Jim Black A He ld By ~. The Phi Kaps began their an nual Black and Gold event on Friday the 10th of April. This was an informal dance which the brothers and their dates attended. Saturday night there was a ban quet followed by a formal dance in the Sand Dollar Room. It was there that the fraternity pre sented their coveted awards. Out standing senior athlete was Jim Gordan, the overall senior was Tomi Potter. The Victor Laurie scholarship is presented to a graduating senior with the high est GPR, this year's award went to Perry Moses. Perry is from Sumter. The Phi Kaps invaded the Litchfield Inn for te beach party. The high t of the week end consisted of a strenuous foot ball game on the beach with the e P ts Leasard we toPrry mesteryis ferm Soluseter. c The Phivpsinv ay-dey-c party. herhig lhoted evekft ball game Bo the eath ther size (Cplevless ~ sie IDvionsSprjw Pring Formal i Tau Omega Shelley, Keeper of Annals, Geanle Cox for Bill Kennedy, social U chairman; and Diana Sherron for Woody Goodson, rush chairman. The Dibits provided the music for the dance. While the band was taking a break, each girlwas pre sented with a mug that had the ATO crest on It. The new pinees were also given a bouquet of red roses. Robbie Welborn who is pinned to Jeff Green, was chosen as Sweetheart of the new year. nd Gold Phi Kaps band (the band was the Vandels). The Phi Kaps were led to victory by the outstanding pledge of Spikey Moore and the coaching wisdom of Jim Gordan. At the banquet the new officers were announced and also the sweetheart was honored. The new sweetheart is Bonnie Rosen, a Chi Omega who is pinned to Perry Moses. Serenaded after the ban quet Saturday night were Jim Bell and Rose Pendarvis, Al Courie and Sheryl Belk, Arthur Harmon and Gloria Burgh, Bobby DeLoach and Brenda Wingard. It was then that the brothers de cided that the new hinees would have to be thrown in the pool. After this there was unanimous consent for the whole party to go swimming. All in all, in spite of sunburns and headaches, everyone had a good time. 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For you, P t, it's your chance to see heri way, the can offer in t ered in the~ career in eng: here, uinder keti ng, law, nbled a full specialties. eas that are If this looks throughout talk to your y vardl better can help quali mn the peop)le careers at Genr form a real .i .(Cl Progresss/s0# siter natijent G E N E R A Sorority Selected Officers The Beta Omicron Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha has elected its new officers for this year. They are: Susan Matthews, president; Judy McDowell, vice - president; Sandy Bates, secretary; and Joyce Goodnight, treasurer. Sherri Haskell, Emily Wheeler, Connie Hicks, Patty Knight, June Meadows, Carol Frye, Jo Bisch offberger, Mariette Derrick, June deStephano, Lynn Robinson, and Margaret Ulmer were installed as new members of ZTA on March 15. The pledge class has also been busy making new plans for this semester. New officers are: Cookie W o r k m a n, president; Gingi Reid, vice - president; Jerri Alexander, secretary; Ellen Rich ards, treasurer; Lana Talbert, song leader; and Jennie Sweat man, social chairman. State Day was held at Lenoir Rhyne College, N. C., Saturday, April 11. Attending were: Susan Matthews, Patty Knight, and Lynn Robinson. Three colleges were represented, and these chap ters got together on ideas and plans. Thursday night, April 16, the (Continued on page 5) se 3 4 orie,ls-ogse m, betrco mnt ptaion ofIuceafr fusore >oceless-othe sted rgeshghad isafctye what General Electric erms of a meaningful neoering, finance, mar iales andl many other like your careoer path, lacement director, lie fied People begin their eral Electric. r Mos# /mporume,, Produc * $ E LE CT R IC