Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SPONSORS FOR this year's Columbia Country Club are Miss| for Henry Sanders, vice-president; Margaret Smith for Gene Miller, 1 PIKA Ann< Girl Tonigh Continuing the trend of the fra ternity spring weekend will be the Xi chapter of PiKA. This fra ternity will hold its annual Dream Girl Ball tonight at 8 p.m. The Dream Girl is the center of the i evening's activities. This girl is i elected by the entire active por- 1 tion of the fraternity. In order I for the nominee to be elected, she 1 must have the following charac- t teristics: to be willing to help all: PiKA's if possible, to be dedicated'( to PiKA, and to have a charmingi Last We Held Su Friday night, April 24, the nine- E~ teenth annual Sigma Chi Sweet- [ heart Ball was held at the .es Duin inemsin the ....... Knights of Columbus Ballroom. Music was provided by the Zip-e 1964 Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, Miss Scott Kendall, was pre sented. Fraternity awards were also made: outstanding active cup to Johnny Bowen; best pledgen to Munford Scott; and various awards of scholarship. New offi cers for 1964-65 were also an nounced: Consul, Jim Pressley; Pro-Consul, Skip Richardson; An notator, Munford Scott; Quaestor, Jim Cothran; House Manager, C heck Our Fountain Specials 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. EACH DAY 3iant Shake-.......19c -lamburger-.........19c Large Coke-..........9c Ice Cream Soda ....19e HIot Chocolate ....... 9c CAMPBELL'S CORNELL PHARMACY Acrosa Prom Cams 3rean Girl Ball which is to be held 5usan Matthews for Keith Elliot; Mh Miss Cherri Taylor for Fred Davis, v reasurer; Miss Bobbie Christmas for )unces Its N t At Gala A >crsonality. The Dream Girl of [963-64 has the duty of represent ng the fraternity at all functions. rhese sweethearts have been part f the PiKA fraternity since the urn of the century. If one looks n Pika's annals, one can see that nany famous women have been )ream Girls. Last year's sweet cart was Miss Libby Rodgers, a nember of ADPi of this campus. The ballroom of the Columbial ,ountry Club will be the place vhere the PiKA's and their dates ft\ ..kend Sig eet heart onald Chastain; social chairman, di avid Jordan; editor, John Strib- t ng; Historian, Doug Mosteller; I. -ibune, Buddy Lollis; Magister, tuart Montgomery; and rush S tairman, Dickie Lester. ' Sponsors for the Sweetheart 'i all were Mimi Montgomery for v im Quinn, Consul; Karen Good t >r Johnny Bowen, Pro - Consul;e uffy Allen for Jim Pressley, An r>ator; Frankie Dunlap for Bob v cMahan, social chairman; San TH E When the thing Piedmont Pace, spend your hoii vacationing witi road. And it's e< Save 75% of yo the Piedmont X leave on Saturda Saturday or Sur Check on conve: thrifty fares the Call Piedmont 4 .. PIEEr AIE: tonight at the associate chn s Dutsie Cain outgoing offi eretary; Miss Davis, presid Wayne Watts, treasurer. ew Dream Lnnual Ball will begin the evening's festivi Lies. This is the second year tha the ball will be held at Columbia' iewest club. During intermissior .here will be a grand march whic] will be followed by the presenta .ion of the fraternity's annua twards. Those given will be to th )utstanding senior and the bes Aledge of 1963-64. The Stron rhurmond Scholarship award wil To to the senior with the highes Yrade point ratio. Favors will b iven to the dates of the chapter ma Ghi Formal raBolt for Doug Mosteller, edi r;, and Linda Efford for Skip ichar dson, tribune. Last Thursday, the annual igmia Chi Derby Day was held, 'his was followed by a party hursday night at Capilos Pond 'ith music furnished by Dale and bie Dell-Hearts. Saturday, an ex iting beach weekend began at tyr tle Beach and the Beach Club~ 'ith music provided by the fam-. us Ban-Lons. THIN TOo FLY is travel - take a naker. Flying lets you lay at home or friends, instead of on the :onomical, too. uir return fare, with cursion Plan! Just ty, and return any day within 30 days. ruient schedules and next time you travel. kirlines, LIN\ESB Irman. These girls will be presented a icers for this term after the Grand M ent; Sterling Laney, vice-president; B t t t BONNIE ROSEN, a member lected as the 1964 Sweetheart of town is Orangeburg and she is pir possesses all the characteristics th Sweetheart of any fraternity. New Awa For Pres Awards Day will be held on May 5. The PiKA fraternity of USC will present a new award this year to the outstanding so rority on this campus. The award is based on the point system. The sororities each year engage in various activities. The competi tion in the area of scholarship, athletics, song fest, and Derby Day. Each sorority accumulates a certain amount of points, if the girls place in any of the events. There is no criterion which must be met because the award will be presented to the sorority with the highest number of points for a particular year. Keith Elliot, erstwhile presi dent of PiKA, says that this idea is not unique with him even though he is responsible for the origin of the award on this cam pus. Much literature on the sub ject came to him. Many campuses around the nation have an award that is similar to this. Dave Mc Innis is the chairman of the awards committee. The trophy is four and one-half feet high and is engraved with the PiKA crest 6 inquire About Our Custom Made BIRTHDAY CAKES SL?ATER "SrwEisg Standewet. uSim. 196o .. XN C a b S. S, d a fl n e long with their dates who are the ti arch. The new officers are: Fred lly Enter, secretary; Gene Miller, o la ~~ss ti C) tf ti ti of Chi Omega sorority, has been Phi Kappa Sigma. Bonnie's home ed to Perry Moses. Bonnie certainly it a girl must have in order to be rd Slated entation and the name of the award. It will be presented to the winning so rority by Mike King. SA F05. nleshin ai-to-gi . t s m a ~1 Right ~ p nwgrdai n eMs w, pa . 1f y decisions you make today with sa or regret. What can an Air Force career me tangible gain? The opportunity tc ecutive responsibilities you migi wait years to at tain. And a head-si of a wide range of possible car exciting Aerospace Age. As an Air Force officer, for ex ample, you may he flying a -- Derby Da A Succes BY DONNA GRANT Society Writer With the arrival of April, so ame the dawning of Sigma Chi's nnual Derby Day, this year at mnded by an estimated 8,000. Spiced with fantastically grue- 1 )me and gruelling races (i.e., the ead fish race), girls screamed nd fought their way to a hoped 3r victory. When the dust, flour, tolasses and dead fish had leared, three sororities emerged -iumphant. In first place, leading by a slim rie point, was ADPi. Under the adership of Leigh Powell as erby Day chairman, the ADPi's )cked and knocked their way ier the other sororities to bring i most of their points from the tce track. Delta Zeta, second by one point, arted things off on a winning nge with first place in the cos ime parade with an oriental eme. The winning streak con-! nued as the DZ's walked away (dalome,, GOLF CENTER, HARDEN STREET AT Special Price Students Wit * MIKE SERINO, P.G.A. * PUTTING GREEN (# * DRIVING RANGE * SAND TRAP * IRON PLAY SECTION * COMPLETE GOLF RE] * COMPLETE SALES DE * COMPLETE AREA LIC * For FREE GOLF CIN Watch For The Grand Opening and MINIATURI GOLF CENTER, Owners: Albert J. Asmer - round.W iret. chols ut tisacio... .entifi or ecno ch oing Gus ieth an to you in high. In addition take on ex- Country, they're tl it otherwise sion of dignity anc tart into one For rnore informa eers in the Air Science. If there is no AF U.S. Air ForeR pus ,y Proves sful One with the coveted Miss Venus title bestowed upon a shapely member,r Lynn Byrd, a fresh an from Ft. Lauderdale. The Ds leadership ror Derby Day was provided by Donna Grant. Directed by Nancy Fletcher, ;he Chi O's strode to third place ror costumes, coming in second in bhe steeple and mackerel races xnd first in Derby snatching. This involved catching some innocent 3igma Chi unaware, both of hich are extremely hard to do, ind grabbing his derby. Some lerbies were worthless, some were valuable, but all grabbing en ailed some hard running - fre juently skinned knees and noses is well. Dean Pittman as the Master >f Ceremonies, provided more ipice as he rollicked along throw ng out very choice comments at extremely opportune moments. Stable boys for the three top ororities were Dee West, ADPi; 'liff Hawkins, DZ; and Bill rhomason, Chi 0. Incorporated COLONIAL DRIVE s For U.S.C. rt I.D. 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