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nGi;ecock Staff Photo by Rockiiz) STEVE COUNIS, right, presideit of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, 1ooks on as fraternity brother Ron Parker applies fiii6hiig touches 1o the fraternity creat. Parker's artistic effort was part of a geieral louime improvernent pogram undertaken by the Phi Kaps in preparatioi for rush. Improvejimeits mcluded, atong other things, panteliig the bnek room and trophy case, and varnishiig and the purchase of a new rng. Engineers Sponsor Dance To Celebrate Year's End The annual Engineers' Ball sponsored by the Engineers' Joint Council will be held Saturday night at the Columbia Hotel. The 8 p.m. affair is open to all HELP WANTED engineering students, faculty, and a M u m n i. Marty Rosen and the Guitar Instructor Notables will entertain. Must be able to read music Highlight of the evening will he the naming of four outstanding Columbia Music Center istudents in electrical engineering, 6 civil engineering, chemical engi 622 Harden St. 253-9706 neering and mechanical engineer ing. EXT TIME /IL WEAA hJFSPRESS -FRE POST- GRAD SLA .~ IA Greeks Fraternities it ( a r o I i n a in crease(l their ranks by 121 pledges during second semester rush, while fifteen girls were pledged in so rority open rush. Names of the new pledges have been announced and are I i s t e d below, along with each pledge's hometown, and each pledge pinl. I)EI.TA DELTA I)E;:FA A&& Mary Boyd B1rown, Winnsboro, N. C.; Angela Comerford Bultman, Columbia; Elizabeth Wilson Clare, I s Ie o f Pa I m s; Jean Almond Daniel, Mullins; Elizabeth Bruton ) a r b y, Columbia; and Lyllian Caine Gray, Whiteville, N. C. KAPI'A DE11:A KA 114%verl,- Anne Rvaard, (:olumnbia; Sherric Tica Piie,l i e. 4 m1 ) nit I; Elizabeth Ann 11,rd, EA ge f i i fd; Janice Airta (:orlv, (:olumlia; Jeremy% Ii.atht .ankford. Saman 1nah, (;at.; Brn4d11ad I-4 'owell, Fort M1ill; Suzanne 1 'owel, (batrl tte, N. C.; Mlar.% Donna Ilrincipe, Sumtiter, and Margaret (:ntanice Sinmnn, ( li1ton. \%1P11A TAL OME(;A i Hellous, M u I I in s; Tom Black, Columbia; John C h a s e, Ao4V A 0 4 e 09 7ee ..Is l Claim S Seneca; Tom ) a v i s, Columibia Mike Dupree, Columbia; and Billy Durant, Lynchburg. CIII PSI Williamk W. Atkins, Jr., Grefenville; G i r a r d Ilroadflu, Danville, Va.; amdy Cotper, North Augusta; JamI.. Graham D Ie f lamptonl, Va.: flui Mell L.loyd Ellerhe, Greenwofid; jame., Timm1111on- I1agood, W ot ioint, N. Y. Almo. Jefferon Coulter Kincaid, I1i111ington, W. Va.; Jolh D. .itt ller, Bateslurg; Charles Barry IaIg. North Augu,ta: Warrent Parker lunlm, Charlestoe, William G. Malmie, Jr., Arlinigtan, Va.: Edward l,t-wi. Qaiy, limckWille, I(L. asid Phil Nel--pin TrM. luck, I.ake Cit.. K APPA AIPIA '. F. Bridires, Shelby, N. C.; Roh Doran, Charleston; .John Fen mell, Columbia; Donnie Kinsey, Co Itumbia; Mike Riagin, Columbia; (and George Walter, Orangeburg. KAPPA SIGMA 11uddY Aikeni, Greeniville; Ilarry ier, Sa%mnakh, Ga.; Jim Easter ling, Charlolle, N. C.; Rick Farrell. Green-tville; RUlph Flo%d, Philadel phia, Pa.;. Doni flunm, Ilart%%ille;, Clif Joinc%, Summerville. Al.o, Vai Mulli. L.anavter; Rick Porter, iock liill; luddy Simnui.. 'Greenwiml; Seve Smith, Iock [fill: Jim Steven,i, IAris; Ifenn Taylor, One minute they like milk choc Good thing for Hollingsworth's a UNUU. ANDIES4 traditionally yours .. Usher in spring in our carefree gay two-piece suits. Left: 10/* e ton floral print, 30.00. Center: e ton and acetate solids, 25.00. Rig Fortrel and cotton checks, 30.01 Each shown with Ladybug's sleevel cotton knit shell, 6.00, Junior sizes. Wear them nowa you'll even feel like springl LJse Your Miss Gamecock Chi :cond So ifartsville; jim, taxitn, Page-httd; an1d Hill Wood, Anderson. I.AMBDA CiII ALPIIA Foster Coates Crewe, Baltimore, Md.; James Randall Davis, West Columbia; Marion F r a n k li n IIugies. Jr., West C o i u 1 b i a; Frederick I[ayes Mercer, Ridge land; and Alan David M o r r i s, Windsor, Conn. PiII DEL:rA THETA q5IKcIa Scott Grounwll, Creenuville; Holh larris, Point Plea.ait, N. J.; Pete Keiiedy, Greenvil1r; Itoy Doll Reeve",Americus, Ga.; larr. Sicora, Somer-Aet, Md.; and Larry Wi.on. 11harle-,14n. Pill EPSI1A)N P1 Stuart Alan Shubin of 'hiladel phia, Pa. Pill KAPPA Sl(IA L,1well liane, Colonial licights, V.; Da%e Beltts, Charlotte, N. C... Sve Brock, Chst-e.1-rfield; lIarr* Brooks, Milledgeville, Ga.; TtmmI Bullard. Greenille; Del Chi-1o1. Greenville; Mike Chark, Bate4burg. Al-40, JiM C o V k , N1urfres-horo. N C.: RuN, anuzer. Florecme; Logan Drake, Columbia; utlch El r4ml, Greer: Jolm Gla", King.Iwirt, Women are Sehizos olate the next dark chocolate. ssortment. md o$ of nd orge Account emester PLE1DCE TOM1 BLiC;K huirrio after recri%inig his. lid during theI scetn wa. repeated 121 tinme a.. e juadraiglo Staurday. Tenn.; Mac Ifarri,, Peter-burg. \ a. Bob 114e11m, PhlliladelIphial, Pa.: Dann,11 IHinWs, lock Ilill. A I -, 1iladl Jehl, Fai e e% illi. N. C.; 4:arroll Paitoer. Spartamburg: lick Ritter, Ea.lq : Bruce to,.i. Oil City, Pa.; aid Hill Tourtk. Madi%cotn, N. J. P[ KAPPA AL,PII4 TT Krin Alloen, Greer; Jamie G.ickfield, Lake Cilk: Jae-- Denloon, Rich m11onId, Va.; Bill Fineoccllio. Old Grveenwich. ' o i.: I a r e I u - Gatbr%el.-ki, M1anmilie, N. J.: Dmug Ityde ,Ricehimlibnld. \%a.: 11411bb. Ifeald, L%nchburg. Na. Al'o, Fmwler Hegler. Lncap-tier. El bert Ilortion, Green- ille: Bill fludl..l. Graniteville: Mtack Lawrence, Che terfield: Jim Mc1ere. Hattie-burg. Mi".; Hob Morgai. S.%racus. N. Y.: Johi Pratt. Yo'rk; John Proctor. Chi cago. Ill.: Phil Tvorat,. Clumbia: and Johin Warburton, Aikeni. PI KU'A'A Pill Ronnie Farkas, (o1.mbia; J(-hn ove, Charlotte, N. C.: Bob Me Ionald, River Edge. N. J.; Rtibe-rt Stephens. Charleston: a n d Ja Tarrer, Monterey, Mexico. SIGCM-% fl ESIO Donald Edward Asay. Jr.. Little Silver, N. J.; Harry Willard Davis, Cramming Clowning Crashing Pubbing Frugging PERMANENT PRESS Shirts and Slacks of FORTREL and cotton From dawn to diascot heq ue, they're really with at . .Perma nently pr essed 50%' Fort rel poly ester and 50% cotton make Mr Wrangler y'our best buddy from early classes to just-one-more frug at midnight ..and they're guaranteed for one year's normal wear. They stay lake new forever. In a full range of colors and styles. SEE YOUR LOCAL STORE FOR FAMOUS MR. WRANGLER SHIRTS & SLACKS or write MrWrag?r 350 Fifth Avenue, New. v.r,. ' i Pledges (Photo byv Jack Williarm.) tuowarI hi. ne frateriniiii, brwther. Final hour of fraternmit:4 ruh. 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