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JACKIE WASHINGTON, renoi widh a concert We'mdeily ight at Phi DeIts, Initiates, New initiates of South Caro lina Beta chapter of Phi Delta Theta are: Larry Stroman, Hugo Rutherfurd, George Law, Dennis Harrington, Tucker Altman, Roy Powell. Sam Davis. New Pledge officers of Phi )elta Theta are: pres., Wayne Tucker; vice president, Steve Mills: treasurer, Bill Donovan; !ecretary, Joe Eddlenian; warden, Kieth lutto; publicity chairman, Earl Sturkey. Pledge class plans for this semester include a com imunity service day, a fund-rais ing project, entertainment for or phans and entertainment for young Phis. K.appa Sigma announced their iew initiates for the spring se nester as the following: Johnny lunn. Randy Shirly, Flip Cuth >ertson, Bill Jackson. George >atrick, Blake Forte. Pete Denton, Ed Hull, Ratchie Blackwood, Carl ERRYIS oFnm! )in * Do0wntown * Hichland( Mtall ! Split Personality. "Lady Poole" b Our new Lady Poole by 1 but it's all hers . . . st) (set-in front, ragland ba button closured cuffs. cloth in Dacron* polyest black, yellow, arctic gree petite sizes 4 to 14. on folk mingr, will climanx tile World 1 8:00 in the Field louse. Kappa Si Pledge 0 Pennington. Eddie Maxwell, Gene Jacobs, Tom Morgan. New Pledges for Kappa Sigma are: Bert Guerry, Herbert Cuth bertson, Ronnie Northcutt, Bob Sealy, Ronnie Muwborne, Michel Shahid. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority held its spring initiation Saturday, March 1:3. New initiates are: Mary Butler, Judy Carroll, Pat Craig, B a r b a r a Eichelburger, Joyce Mencken, Sharon Ilixon, Helen Leggette, Anne Miller, Kitty Murchison, Claire Terry and Louise Williams. The initiation banquet was held that night at Swain's. During this time the fol lowing anards were announced: Best Pledge, Claire Terry; Best Paddle, Joyce Mencken; Best Paper on "What Alpha Delta Pi Means to Me," Claire Terry; Scholarship Award, Judy Carrol. Alpha Phi chapter of AlphaI Tau Omega announced their nev initiates as: Ronnie Dodson, Ver . . te Ne yono Fog' eran tton N atual 1.) stanup cie o and matching hat 3.95 Floor and Richilamid M1a1 niverity Service sliCitation drive gs Name fficefrs non Smith and Roger Whaley. Kappa Alpha officers for the spring semester are Bill Hagler, Number 1; Be Moore, Number 2; aind Andy Fowler, Number 3. Pi Kappa Phi 4 Anniversary Al Sigma Kappa of Pi Kappa Phi recently celebiated their 55th an niversary with a two-hour recep Lion in the fraternity house, and at banquet at the 'Market Res taurant. 'Members of the chapter, their Alpha Beta h Of Chi Psi RE Alpha Beta chapter will host the Chi Psi Regional Leadership Convention the weekend of March 111th and 20th. Delegates from four other Southern Alphas will Atend, including Georgia Tech, Georgia. ('hapel Hill and Sewanee. Representatives of the national / D A M D - MONACO . AT THESE FINE STORES GEORGIA ATHENS, Foster's Jewelers, Inc. ATLANTA, Maier ? Berkele, Inc. DECATUR, Maier ? Berkele, Inc. GAINESVILLE, Mints Jewelers MACON, Kernaghan, Inc., Jewelers SAVANNAH, Desbouillons (2 stores) SAVANNAH, Levy JIrs. (2 stores) SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON, Hamilton Jewelers CHARLESTON, Charles Kerrison, Jewelers COLUMBIA, Gudmundson and Buyck ORANGEBURG, CIeo's Jewelry and Gifts SUMMERVILLE. Dorchester Jewelers World Un Jackie WO When Jackie Washington ap pears here next Wednesday night, he offers Carolina students an op portunity to hear folk music in its purest form . . . music with a message. This unique performer, brought to our empus in connection with the World University Service solicitation drive, will sing at 8:00 p.m. in the Field House. Tickets are $1.00 with student identifica tion and $1.50 without. Proceeds will aid WUS towards its goal of constructing a bookstore in Hong Kong, China, for refugee students from Communist China. Featured At Newport A featured artist at the New port Folk Festival, Washington is one of the few true folk artists of our time. Adhering to the tra ditional folk style, Washington, like Joan Baez or Bob Dylan, has Isomething to say in his songs. le has been described by noted critic Betsy Siggins as "one of those gifted human beings who can completely communicate his ideas and emotions through song. le has a great love for the poetic and tender aspects of folk music, but he moves with equal ease in the blues and ragtime area. His wit and quickness have won him thousands of devotees, who are Selebrates I Reception parents and Pi Kappa Phi alumni were addressed by alumnus Mayor Woody Brooks of Andrews. Awards w e r e presented to George Tanisitt, best pledge; Bill Richardson, best active; and Buzz Clark. best athlete. Osts Meet gion office are also expected. They in clude W. E. LeClere, national secretary; R. M. Bell, national di rector of scholarship and pledge training; and Thomas Klassen, national visitor. Mr. R. B. Plun ket, past president of the Atlanta Alumni Association, will also at tend A stag banquet will be held on Saturday evening followed by a party at the Woman'p Club, with music provided by the Counts of Colunibia. The CHA The Store for the Cole Gant Shirts for Men, I L.adies, Corbin Trousel The CHANT] me aonwoe na MNu SI.a iversity SC Sshington ' as impressed by his depth of feel ing as by his grace as an enter tainer and satirist." Skillful Guitarist Accompanying himself with a skillful and well-developed guitar technique, Washington's soft, hus key voice envelopes his audience and compells a degree of intimacy rarely achieved so artistically. The twenty-five year old grad uate of Emerson College has spent TRUDY TAYIA)R President CILAUDIA TENSBY Corresponding Secretar. Delta Zeta Sc Officers For On March 11 the Beta Delta -hrpter of the Delta Zeta sorority innounced new officers for the coming 65-66 school year. The announcement was made at a ban NTICLIEER ge Student featuring AcMullen Blouses for rs & Shirts for both. [CLEER ( a. ne con ave f PHONS M2e*tM ,rvice Spa Wednesda much of his time working with children, teaching them drama and music. National Performer In addition to several concerts and appearances in Boston, he has performed at leading universities in clubs throughout the country. Jackie Washington, whose every element of style and quality point toward greatness, gives Univer sity students a two-fold oppor BECKY MABRY Fimt Vice-President BARRARA KOPP Recwding Secretar, rority Presen 65- '66 School quet held at Swain's Restaurant Sunday evening. They are Trudy Taylor, president; Becky Mabry. first vice president; Susie Curtis, second vice president; Claudia Tensby, corresponding secretary; Barbara Kopp, secretary; Tad Se crest, treasurer; Donna Below, Pan-Hlellenic delegate. Initiation was held earlier the same day and the following were activated: Barbara Kopp, Earle Blackman, JoAnn Latimner, Donna Below, Susan Dixie, Mary Kada, Where The FEATURI MONDAY - SPAG SAVOY MEAT SAUCE - WEDNESDAY - F FRENCH FRIES - COLE THURSDAY - CH RICE & HOME MADE GF ALL YOU CAN Served From 5 P. M. IJo0WARD KNOX ABBOTT DI nsors y Night tunity for enjoyment. Opportunity For USC Through his concert a genuine enjoyment and appreciation of folk music is available and by at tending the concert the YW YMCA World University Service project will be benefited. And for the co-eds a special treat-a free night-in order that both of these benefits may be at tained. SUSIE CURTISS Second Vice-President TAD SECREST Treasurer s New Year Carole Fricas, Georganne Cocoras, and Janet. Dyke Gekler. Pledge awards went to Donna Below, scholarship; Jeanie Karn I azes, most congenial; Mary Korda, best notebook; Earle Blackman, most pledge points; Carole Lucas, most dependable and outstanding pledge. Recently p)ledged in informal rush were: Linda Hayes, Sherri! McM illian ad1 Sandra Morris. The two sorority women of the year nominations went to Trudy Taylor and Donna Grant. sange Goes... NGOUR NIGHTS IHETTI NIGHT ASSORTED BREADS iSH FRY SLAW - HUSH PUPPIES IICKEN FRY ?AVY - HOT BISCUITS EAT ril Closing Joi.insoni t. * CAYCE, S. C