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DANCING TO TIE MUSIC t
attended the informal dance in M
Sponi,ored h the Me's Tow*,
the ,ix "hneN comb' dormiitories, I
Aceording to Steve leape, ,4ei.
dance drew an ethusiatic cro%d c
Service Fraternit,
Activates Pledge
Alj)ha Phi Omega, Natior
ently condMIUCtillg ope rush.
A smoker was held yesterda
Lutherans Sponsor
Pre-Lent Pancakes
An uld English Lenten tradition
Was obserVed by members of the
Lutheran S t u d e n t Association
w%heu they gathered for a pancake
,upper at -:30 on Shrove Tuesday.
Spon.sored by the association.
the supper was open to the public
f%)r $.25 a plate. It took place in
te Lu*heran Student Center on
Pendleton Street.
there's
room
at ...
the top!
and
is just or
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substa
is increased annually.
also available for
qualify. Then you car
your career by ta
advantage of the work
seminars, and free cours
offered by the Boar
Education. One of your
greatest rewards will
from the intangible
working with our
in the classroom each di
Living in New York Cil
a bonus all by itse
Cultural activities, spo
events, social life -
all this is part
a New Yorker. To find
more about the tea<
position with the room
at the top, just fill in tl
coupon at the botto
SALARY RANGE
(EFFECTIVE OCT. 1st, 1966)
B.A. $5,400-5 9,950
B.A. +30 5,900- 10,450
B.A. +60 6,400- 10,950
M.A. 6,900. 11,450
M.A. + 30 7,400. 11,950
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rng Fraferni
imecock Staff Photo by Galloway)
f the Pendletons are students who
aid N Cafeteria lat Friday night.
rs go%ernment for the re-idents of
he dance lasted from 8:30 p.m. to
il chairmat for the goventmetit, the
f about 400.
y Conducts Rush,
s From Fall Term
a1 service fraternity, is pres
y and a rush party is scheduled
for tomorrow.
The final smoker will be held
Tuesday and plCdg-ing ceremonies
will be conducted Marcli 4.
Fifteen pledges who were acti
vated for the spring semester in
clude Glen Inabinet, Orangeburg;
Don Pressley, Barnwell; George
Warren, Sumter; Fred Ridge,
Florence; Ed Johnson, Columbia;
Van Edwards. Johnston; Jim
Parker, North Augusta.
Also, Steve Warkaske, Penn
Hills. Pa.; Creigh Odom, Florence;
Jerry Yellin, Shaw A.F.B.; Mitch
ell Tibshrany. Columbia; Bobby
Shrum, Florence; Larry Anderson,.
Florence; Miller Barnes, Allen
dale; Scott Brawley, Rock Hill.
and challenge at every step.
Reason enough for starting your
teaching career in New York
lools. But the opportunity for
professional advancement on sup
idministrative levels
le of the many benefits.
inning salary is
ntial, for instance, and
Differentials are
teachers who
further
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shops,
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come
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Resolution Passed;
IFC Begins Action
Taking effect Monday will be
the Inter-Fraternity Council reso
lution to establish a corps of jun
ior IFC officers from pledge
classes of the various fraternities.
Passed in last month by IFC, the
resolution seeks to improve com
munications between IFC and fra
ternity pledges.
Under the present plan, one
pledge will be elected or appointed
to represent each fraternity. Ile
will be admitted to all IFC general
meetings and will be allowed to
take part in discussion.
Junior IFC officers will in no
way take the place of senior IFC
members, however, as they will
not be allowed to vote. Present
IFC officers consist of the execu
tive officers, presidents of the
fraternities, and fraternity IFC
representatives. Each fraternity
represented has one vote.
Another purpose of the pro
gram, according to IFC Rush
Chairman Haynes Kendall, is to
train pledges in the leadership of
their brothers and to familiarize
them with the operations of IFC.
The idea for the junior IFC of
ficer resolution was introduced to
IFC executive officers Kendall and
Mac Johnston at the National In
ter-Fraternity C o n f e r e n c e in
Washington, D. C.
SOCIETY NEWS
DEADLINE SET
In the Gamecock office we call
the society page the "early
bird" section. That's because
we send our copy to the print
er's on Monday night.
That's why we sing the same
old song: please have your so- i
ciety news in the Gamecock of
fice no later than 8 p.m. on
Monday nights.
It's so much nicer to be an
early bird than a grouchy old I
night owl.
City
3rviSOry
pt. C.
ducationI
rooklyn, N.Y. 11201 I
ation about teaching in
a of interest is:.___
LINDA STALVEY
Sig Eps Elect
Linda Stalvey
As Sweetheart
Linda Stalvey, the new Sweet
heart of the Alpha Chapter of
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity will
be honored tonight at the fratern
ity's annual Sweetheart Ball.
The formal ball will be held at
the American Legion Post Six on
Pickens St. from ) p.m. until 1
a.m. Linda will be escorted by
Dean Capper, her pinnate and
vice-president of the chapter.
Other officers and their dates
are: Bob Dowdeswell, President,
escorting Genia Iledden; Vince
Dwan, Controller, escorting Di
ane Hanlin; Mike Healey, Cor
responding Secretary, escorting
Sandy Orr; and Ron Barrett,
Chaplain, escorting Susan Besquid.
Tonight's dance will be followed
by an informal party Saturday
night at the Airport Legion Ilut
with the "Futuras" providing en
tertainment.
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be
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Fraternities
ATO's Hol
Amid the rush of rush some fra
ternities miraculously found time
to activate last semester's pledges I
and to welcome their new pledges
with parties. Members of one
fraternity are celebrating Germ
ans weekend.
Alpha Tau Omega held its an
nual Germans Formal last night at
the Ilotel Columbia. The Fabulous
Five from Greensboro, North
Carolina. entertained members and
guests.
To complete the weekend a
house party will he held tomorrow
at the Lake Lure Lodge in the
mountains of western North Caro
lina. The Impalas and the Sultans
are scheduled to entertain ATO's
and dates.
Recently initiated into li Kappa
Alpha fraternity were Joe Black,
Jim Eubanks, Bill Hanna, Larry
felms, Louis Helms. -Jack Kee,
Lawrence Laval. Keith Miller,
Billy Nelson. Bill Pollack, Mickey
Ryan, Dick Schulz, Stacy Smith,
Harry Stramiello, Terry Tannen
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Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity in
itiated Joe Calnbrese, Glenn Camp
bell, Phillip leise, Bob Mancini,
Robert Rhodes and Nikki Setzler.
Joe Calabrese was selected as out
ttanding pledge.
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Newly activated members of
Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity in
L-lude Tom Betzel, Pete Fuge, Dave
Gordon and Sammy Hendrix.
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Chi Psi fraternity celebrated the
pledging of 13 new members Sat
urday night with a banquet at
Dick's Flamingo Club on Leesburg
Road.
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Kappa Alpha fraternity members,
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Weekend
house at Lake Murray, following
pledging Saturday.
Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity broth.
ers held their spring rush party at
the Knights of Columbus, Feb. 17.
Music was provided by the
Darvenels Combo.
* . *
Pi Kappa Phi held a rush party
Wednesday at the Ranch with
music provided by the Mad Hat
ters of Gaffney.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
hosted their pledges on Saturday
with a party at the residence of
John Murphy, aa well as with arn
evening party.
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the Sigma Chi's had a party at the
Airport American Legion. Enter
tainment was provided by the
Dynamics.
Active members of Sigma Nu I
fraternity honored pledges with a
party Saturday from 5 p.m. until
12 midnight at Heise's Pond.
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