The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 04, 1966, Page Page Five, Image 5

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Greeks Gr< Pi Beta Phi sorority initiated 21 pledges into the Beta chapter in February. New members include M a r i e Amick, Nancy Brady, Carole Ben nett, Christy Corley, Cheryl David, DEADLINE The deadline for copy for the society and feature pages is Monday at 8 p.m. . . . news turned in earliest will be given priority. THIS COUP TUESDA (Even 7:00 A.M.-9:1 11:15 A.M.-2:0 5:00 P.M.-8:0 CORNELL VALUES Each month you will ferent piece of costumn and each for only 99 jewelry wardrobe the , sive way -with costun the world famous des JEWELRY OF THE P.O. Box 2035, 25Y His PRIST 2 : Eac mnth ou il :w With N Jane Dowling, Nena Frost, Carole Gaulin. Also, K a t h y Gehman, Sandra Hunt, Raye Jones, Martha Meares, Judi Mundy, Shula Raney, and Ande Rehm. Also, Janet Sample, Janet Sel man, Cindy Shaughnessy, Brenda Stephenson, C o n n i e White, and Jamie Young. At a banquet held in honor of the new initiates, two awards were announced. Shula Raney was voted "best ------------------ ON WORTH 25 Y, MARCH 8 ing Meal Only) 5 A.M.-BREAKFAST 0 P.M.-LUNCH 0 P.M.-SUPPER ARMS BUFFET ------------- e to $3.95....... receive a dif- FREE !! XX e jewelry . . xyour 12th f. Build your send you I asy, inexpen- a gift. ie jewelry by Don't wait! gner Partier. tailed infor MONTH CLUB 0 PRODE ftMA HAS this time.. .wh< yo.ur P UR THE GEN'] you may win BY Y Simply addressc tag (or r found on down by pleted ha Box 144 The 25 selected ew Actives pledge" by her pledge class and the active chapter. Cindy Shaughnessy took the "h i g h e s t scholarship" honors for the fall semester. KS GAINS TWELVE Kappa Sigma fraternity initi ated 12 pledges Monday night. Initiated were Bill Adams, Bill Ellet, Lewis Alden Foreman, Mi chael Foster, Buddy Heath, Gary Hess, Dan Loftis. Also, Gene Todd, Bob Rivers, Earnest A. Robertson, Benny Joe Williams, and Tom Young. --------------- ONLY 99/ hen you have purchased piece of jewelry we will OREE the 13th item as Write for full color, de mation today!! FCTS OF THE WORLD Inglewood, Calif. 90305 mn you buy IST* by 'LEMAN'S SHIRT an Omaha AMAHA >rint your name and n the back of the hang easonable facsimile) every Purist@ button Sero. Mail the corn ag tag to Yamaha, P.O. 1, New Haven, Conn. inners of a Yamaha Trailmaster will be >n June 21, 1966. This offer not valid wherever it is prohibited by federal, state or local laws Fratern Elections are taking place in organizations all over campus. Re sults of some fraternity elections and the report of the Phi Kappa Sigma convention are printed be low. IAMBDA CIII AIPHA Lambda Chi A I p h a fraternity elected new officers Monday night. Jim Ley is president; C a r t e r Crewe, vice -'p r e s i d e n t; Glenn Campbell, secretary; Jim Burke, treasurer; Jim Brant, rush chair man; A. B. Llewelyn, pledge trainer; Al Pollard, social chair man; Nikki Goodwin, ritualist. PIII KAPPA SIGMA Tim Bassett is the newly elected p I e d g e trainer for Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. Delegates from Alpha Eta chap ter of Phi Kappa Sigma attended Look to for the FLOPPI wil matching bermudo and the Trod itiona fo Ladies & C M. Zetas Sing Sweei (See Alpha Order tapi ities Co the 1966 Silver Skulls Convention of southern Phi Kap chaptcrs at i Vanderbilt University last week end. The university's Alpha Iota chapter was host. Among the subjects cov red in convention meetings were rush, | pledge training, and the building of new fraternity houses. Steve Counts, Ronnie Christmas, Spring Rush Adc To Ranks Of Ma> Pledging was held in the Maxey Brotherhood lounge on Feb. 17. New actives are David Bright, Columbia; Ray Chetti, Rockaway, N. J.; Jay Gaskins, Camden; Larry Gresham, Lyman; Ray Knight, Orangeburg; Bob Posik, Fair Lawn, N. J.; Mike Slenker, Allen town, Pa.; and Joe Vied, Myrtle You'll be amazed at the conquests when prints court solids before they launch a sporting-good life. ay VILLAGER PAMELA MARTIN JOHN MEYER Price: 11.95 BRITTONS MARKS new R HAT s & shell blouses finest in I Apparel sentlemen A RK S 1321 MaIn St. ext to the RiEs) .o :0P.M. ,Fr.ay| est in Songfest ing "tory, page 1.) nvene, oe Tillotson, and David Gordon -epresented the USC chapter at he convention. IAVAIJERE) Gene Todd (Kappa Sigma) and susie Curtis (DZ); Paul Solomon (Phi Ep) and Francis S u g a r (UNC at Greensboro); Gil Cloer (KA) and Ann Williams. is Eight Pledges :cy Brotherhood Beach. The spring pledge party was held Feb. 12 at the Women 's Auxiliary Club. Among the guests who danced to the music of the Dynamic Expressions were faculty idvisor Donald L. Fowler and his wife, as well as alumni and pros :)ective pledges. Maxcy Brotherhood held their rormal smoker on Feb. 8 in the Palmetto Room of the R u s s e 1 [ouse. Let the MAF that bring API that grow Mi bring her F1 MARCH!! (natuiiral Blossom 5 Po Devine at Saluda One ST( Photo Ser 0 Dependable * Convenient e Courteous Kodak Film 48-Hour on Color Slide: Overnight Ser' and Black anc Comnplete PhotographE PALM ETTO 721 Saluda Ave. (Gamecock Staff Photo by Russ) Elect PINNED Hampton Bland Hammond III (SAE ) and Catherine Josey (Tri Delt); Bob Turner (ATO) and Mary Phillip, (Columbia College) ; Joe Mizzell and Elaine Herger (Tri-Delt); Stan Juk (Sigma Nu) and A n n McDonald (Queen's) ; Jimmy Green (ATO) and Myreen Mann. A l s o, Gary Musgrove (Sigma Nu) and Patti Montague (Pi Phi) ; Drew Rogers (Sigma Nu) and Carlisle Dreier; John Davenport i.Sigma Nui and Gail Godfrey; Dunn Lawson (Phi Kapi and Reed Barnes (Sigma Kappa at Lenoir Rhynej. ENCAGED Tom Tragwick and Tanne Brab ham ITri-Delt). MARRIEI) Jim Bogart (Pi Kappa Phii and Nancy Feller (Roanoke College); Mark IAhmann (Phi Ep) and Gail Engelman (Oneonta). tCH WINDS RIL SHOWERS kY FLOWERS LOWERS in y from) n Shop ints 254-8105 STOP V1e Processing Service s and Movies vice on Color I White Prints Line of Equipment PICTURES