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SANDRA McIEES JID DYA\I Greeks Ar Name Init Greek organizations have re cently elected new officers, in itiated new members, and held KD's Hold Formal Tonight Kappa Delta Sorority will hold its biennial spring formal tonight, March 5, at the Columbia Country Club at nine o'clock. Music will be furnished by the Catalinas of Charlotte, N. C. The officers for the past year will be honored. They include Martha Adams, president; Martha Kay Montgomery, vice president; Joanne Easterlin, secretary; Lou isa Dodkin, treasurer; Leroy Eb ert, editor; Pam Able, rush chair man; and Harriet Harter, assist ant rush chairman. New officers wvill be presented. They are Joanne Easterlin, presi dent; Louisa Dodkin, vice presi dent; Jackie Hlicks, secretary, Janet LaBlorde, treasurer; Lady Nicholson, assistant treasurer; Le-' roy Ebert, editor; Harriet Harter, rush chairman; and Ellen Boat wright, assistant rush chairman. The traditional White Rose For mal also honors the new Kappa D)elta initiates. They are Mary Grant, Mary Giles, Lady N ichol son, Barbara DuBroff, Mahalie! Brown, Ellen Boatwright, Clara Annette Rikard, Tylene Dunlap. and Susan Fletcher. The best pledge and the most active member will also be hon ored. Don't Forget Your Friends' BIRTHDAY CAKES from ~SLATE R= Your Choice of Color and Lettering From $2.00 1 4 SALLY MAUPIN ANN BELL mnounce 0 lates, Pled aledlging ceremonies.] Pam D)ernoga has been elected' >residlent of Alpha Delta Pi so -ority. Serving as vice-president Lnd pledge trainer will be Pam 3igby. Rita West wvas elected re- i i ording secretary with Margaret 'larkson as corresponding secre ary. New treasurer will he .Joy )riggers. Claudia Lynn will serve is rush chairman. Other officers elected are: ~rannie Daniels, chaplain; Nancy Vyman, reporter - historian and , egistrar; Louise Lang, room hairman; and Zanne McMillan, ~uard. New initiates of Pi Beta Phi are 'atsy Auld, Bonnie Baker, Betty arger, Salley Carter, Marty Go-| .an, Patty Crosby, Nancy Frank-| BIG DATE? CALL $5 PER DAY CAR REI For Iuformat ion aj Phones: 254-2222 - 254-6666 410I BAMBJI BELL SAE's Honor %s Banquet, Dai Delta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon will hold its annual F~ounders' Day banquet and dance tonight and Saturday night at th( L'olumbia Hotel. Fort Wolfe, SAE alumnus, will sddress the chapter at tonight's stag banquet. Awards for best ae ive, best p)ledge, most valuable ithlete, and highest GPR will be presented. The formal (lance Sat arday night will feature the As ots from G;reenshoro, N. C., and he name of the new Chapter weetheart will be revealed. Delta Chapter originated Feb ruary 28, 1882, when James G. fficers; ges in, Ruth Hiowie, Nancy Manning, ickie Nelson. Patty Rankin, Bar >ara Reese, Harriet Wardlaw, and )iane Wilson. New initiates of Kappa Sigma nclude. Johnny Bunn, Randy hirly. Flip Cuthbertson, Bill ackson, George Patrick. Blake orte, and Pete Denton. Also. E'd Hull, Ratchie Black ood(, Carl Pennington, Eddie laxwell, Gene Jacobs, and Tom lorgan. For Life and Hospital INSURANCE JACK PARKER Atlantic Coast Life Insurance Phone 252.1838 NO CAR? us 5c PER MILE ITALS ul R?eservations 1415 GERVAIS ST. (Next to S&S) ZI :.NX MI Atx'X. ~" -~x'I GAYLE BOINEAU Founders; ice Slated Glass obtained permission from the University president to estab lish the national fraternity. The chapter functioned until the State Legislature passed a law banning all national 'social fraternities from the state-supported institu tion. Along with other groups, SAE retreated to a subrosa status off campus. In 1921 the continued existence of the Greeks was brought to the attention of the University Board of Trustees. Na tional fraternity officers were forced to withdraw each chapter's charter, and fraternities at USC became non-existent. The disbanded SAE chapter formed the "Bat Club." In 1927 when the anti-fraternity law was repealed the chapter was re-acti vated. Sponsors for SAE Founders' Day will be Sandra McLees for Mark Mattison, Eminent Archon; Sally Maupin for Jobie Dixon. Eminent Deputy Archon; Bambi Bell for Parker Barnes, Treasurer; .Judy Davis for Carey Kilgore, Re corder; Gayle Boineau for Warren Darby, Correspondent; Ann Bell for Bachman Smith. Chronicler; Polly Talley for George Talley. Warden; Moonee Ball for Bill Helms, Herald; Marty Reegan for Jimmy McClary, Chaplain. This card saves 3 money at Sherati Here's how to get yours IDear Sheraton: Send me an ap student ID card for room rate over the world. Name__________ I Street____________________________ ISendto COLLEGE REL Sheraton-Park Hotel, Wi L95 Sheraton Hote L A I T ~ -I Have Fun, Help i WUS Co BY ELEANOR MATHESON Staff Writer "I was so excited, I volun teered," said Cecil Hardy in reply as to how she was chosen chair man of newly organized World University Service. "WUS offers an opportunity tc both students and faculty to hel educate students in underde veloped and needy countries, through their donations," she con tinued. The international student serv ice club began as a European re lief organization in 1919. The present day WUS aims at improv ing student health, providing food, lodging, educational facili ties and emergency aid to improve foreign education. Money obtained from the Caro lina WUS drive which will be launched March 21 will be used te construct a book store for Chinese University in Hong Kong. Inter national contributions collected during the next two years will build the book store which can THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL USC Students Show Your I.D. Card And Get 20% Discount On Any L P. RECORD MONO OR STEREO Hi i SOUND & HI-F RECORDS Co. 621 HARDEN - 1423 MAIN OU )n plication for a free Sheraton discounts at Sheratons all to Zip_____ ATIONS DIRECTOR,I shington, D. 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