Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SUSAN MA'ITIIEWS Preqident SANDY HATES Recording Secretar. Zeta Tau A1j Officers At ( The Beta omicrt,n chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha wvill hold i ts Crown Hall toorrow night frim 8 until 12 p.m. at the Columbia INSTANT MILDNESS You rs wvith YELLO BOLE Aristocrat. Bilhard Shape, $5.95 and $6.95 No matter what you smoke ~you'll like Yellt,-Bole. The new formula, honey lining insures Instant Mildness: protects the mported bria r how l-so com - pletely, it's guaranteed against hurn out for life. Why not change your smoking habits the easy way-the Ye(llo-Bole way. $2.50 to $6.95. Spartan Checker Thorn / $250 $350 $9 Ofc Pic N ew York World's Fair Free Booklet tells how to smoke a pipe: shows shapes, write: YELLO-8OLE PIPES, INC., N.Y. 22. N Y., Dept. 100 . Byth kersn nf KAYWO'ODaIE JU'DY McDOWEIL, ice-Pres'ienit . - . ....... .10YCF ('AODNIGHT Trea,urer 1ha To Presen 4rown Ball Sa iotel. iThe now officers will be presented at the- dance. Music will be furnished by the Monzas. New officers are Chris Ed war ds. president: .10 Bishoff berger. vice-presilent; Susan Mc Crary, corresponding secretary; Joyce Goodnight. recording secre tary; Joye Able treasuer: Patti Knirht, membership chiurman: Shirley Price. assistant member ship chairman: Elaine Preston, ritual chairman; and E m i I y Wheeler, historian. Eighteen pledgts w ere initiated as active members of Zeta Tau Alpha. Saturday. February 28. Hare Y(j HOWI HAMBURGERS * ROAST BEEF * BEEF STEW * THE HOWDY (Open 10 A.M. TC Cet it done ric aerosol deodc tration power, on fast . .. n BY T HE M A CATHIE DITTON Creoponding Secretary CHRIS EDWARDS Sorial Chairman It New turday They are Gail Watkins, Shirley P'ri. Patti Saylor, Kathy Leland, Joyce Able, Jo Ann Hall, Marian Sawyer, Lee Wilson, Linda C. Houlware, Carol Harris, Patti Bennett. Elaine Cox, Charlene Searson, Mim,ey Roberts, Sandra Berry. Sherry Patrick. Becky %Ic Swain and Celeste Barkley. Outgoing officers are from left to right: Susan Matthews, presi dent; Judy McDowell, vice-presi dent; Cathie Dutton, correspond ing secretary; Sandy Bates, re -rding secretary; Joyce Good night. treasurer, and Chris Ed wards, social chairman. I Tried ]Y'S? -2 for 35c SANDWICHES SANDWICH Til 12 Midnight) OT A I'S JOB tht. Get MAN-POWER ...the new, >rant! MAN-POWER'S got the ster the 24-hour staying power a man 3ver sticky ...dries in seconds. KERS OF OLD SPICE | H On The Rocks By Johnny M KA OLD SOUTH KA's partying last weekend in true southern style were: Joe Al derman with Carolyn Beattie (who was selected province Rose), Tom Houser with Sandy Smith, Andy Fowler with Carol Chis holm, Jimmy Crews with Susan Manning, Jimmy Cromartie with Alice LaBruce, Be Moore with Jean Daniel, Don James with Jackie Jicks, Tomas McPherson with Ebb Bremner, Ellison Smith with Diane Cartledge, Jack Byrd with Betsy Cave, Lyons Barker with Carolyn Hudgens, Buddy Barker with Marcia Wofford, Bill Hagler with Janice Windham, Tommy C r o in e r with Betty Reeves, Mike Foley with Linda Ackman, Andy Dees with Palmer Lana, High Wilcox with Mary Beam, Haynes Kendell with Mary Boyd Brown, and Norman Boyd with Becky Cole. JOHNNY MATHIS SHOW FA Tucker and his Student Union Concert Committee are to be congratulated for bringing such an enjoyable show to Caro lina. Faces seen in the crowd which gave Mathis and the Young Americans a standing ovation were Rick Amme and Jill Kerber. Margaret Strawhorn and Jim Willis, Jack Kennedy and Beth Wall, Fred Wright and Gloria Royal, George Koske and Gloria Walker, Earl Sturkey and Jean Lewis, Nancy Fletcher and Bob Craine, Eleanor Matheson and Ed mund Robinson, Connie Harper and Andy Hill, Leon Bridge and Beth Beauvoir, Beth Brown and Ed Trexler, Moine Fleming and George Corbin, Rusty Keller and Linda Timms. Also, Weeza Dodkin and Mark Alexander, C a t h y Odom and Johnny Hite, Ronnie Crawford and Cathy Smith, Ray Flynn and Susan Stackhouse. PHI KAPP PARTY A hangover from last week is the PHll KAPP swinger with the Crescerts prviding the music to swing by. Among those who re member being there are: Ron Barker with Sara Garrett, Marty DuRoss with Lois McArthur. Cliff Scott with Cheryl Parsons, Lon nie Caughman with Maurice Gil christ, Bill Dean with Georgianne Pryor, Herb Bradley with Britt Rogeberb, Steve Counts with Kathy Gamble, John Lottich with Lee Wilson, Bunny Langston with wife Barbara. Marty Langston Iwith Kitty Krenan, Bobby Bryant with Cathy Doane, Bob Deleace with wife Brenda, Tommy Pitts with Sandy Hudson, Sam Caugh man with Sally Anderson. Mark Metcalf with Ann Wiley. Ken Kappa Psi Names Officers Kappa Psi, pharmaceutical fra ternity, has announced officers for this year. Lynn Hlutchinson was elected regent. Other officers include Larry Ford, first vice-re*gent; David B. Smith. second vice-regent; Ed Reynolds, s e e r e t a r y ;Tillman Hughes, treasurer: Stuart Cook, -haplain; Rick M itchum, historian and Billy Bruce, pledge master. Dower-packed ped-up pene needs. Goes Try It! 1.00 ULTON Leroy athis High] Johnson with Linda Corley, Hart Felder with Barbara Johnson. Also, Wayne Corley with wife Jacker, Al Courie with Vanna Hutto, Steve Ladd with Sonja Hook, Jeff Stafford with Patty Gatchall, Lucky Hakim with Gail Fowler, Burke Fields with Susan McGee, Arthur Harman with wife CENIE South Carmiina' USC Nursing 5 Title At State Genie Howie is the first USC co-ed to wear the South Carolina "Miss Student Nurse" crown al though the contest originated eight years ago. She was crowned March 10 at the Annual State Nurses Conven tion at the Jfferson Hotel after competing with students at other nursing schools throughout the state. The decision was made on the basis of poise, personality, and beauty. Genie, a member of Pi Beta Phi social sorority, is a senior in the * - 0 Don't Stumble through the literary classics. CLIFF'S NOTES will help you make better grades! These Study aids give you a clear, Concise summary and explanation, chapter by chapter.CLIFFSNOTES are now being used by high school and college students throughout the United States. 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