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Fraternit Chapter Nominations and new officers take the lead among Greek activi ties, with parties claiming a close third. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL! Inter-Fraternity Council named eight candidates for election to IFC for next term in their Monday meeting. Nominees for president of IFC Ware Ed Pond, Pi Kappa Alpha, and Ed Tucker, Alpha Tau Omega. Ilenry McKeelar, Sigma Chi, and Sammy Drew, Chi Psi, will run for vice president. Competing for the secretary of the council are Jim Brant. Lambda COCK By LEROY A SIGN OF TllE TIMES: spring funs, selling clothes, ree was our friend John who sold his weekends, only to find on Y than ever. It wasn't until the party v all gone home that Frank Ful left behind a set of false teeth them yet and asks if there art PARTIES WE WON'T F barbecue; the Phi Delt Founde hillbilly party; and the Sigma I party where Charlie and Mand PINNED: Chris Nuckols son) and Cynthia Hall (ZTA: and Jennie Sweatman. Sigma Nu's take the pinnih Carol Gault (Columbia Colleg Powell (ADPi) ; Don McLauri John Gregory and Jo Ann Ml Wilburn and Leslie Hall. CONGRATULATIONS to (Lambda Chi) and Nancy Shu gle (Theta Chi alum at Lenoi (DZ) who are engaged; likev alum of SAE) and Ann Drayt y Counci Name Chi Alpha, and Robert Kurz, Phi I.,psilonPi Rohbbie Johnston, Sigma Nu, and Ron Parker, Phi Kappa Sigma, will vie for treasurer. Elections will be held on Mon day. ALPlIA DELTA PI Active officers appointed from recent initiates into Alpha Delta Pi sorority are Judy Parker, standards chairman; Rhetta Aron son, efficiency chairman; Lucy Williams, scholarship chairman, and Barbara Bennett, social chair man. Also appointed were Kathey [ALES and LEE Students, low on funds for ord players . . . and then there a book three times to finance ondaY that he needed it worse 'as over and the guests were mer found that someone had Frank says he doesn't need any claimers. ORGET YET: the Phi Kap s' Day celebration; the PiKA u cowboy and Indian costume y won best dressed. (Kappa Delta Chi and Clem I ; Steve O'Donald (Chi Psi) ig record: Willie Wilkins and e) ; Letchie Bane and Leigh and Pam Thrasher (Chi 0); (enzie (Winthrop) ; and J. R. the newlyweds Sky Post maker, as well as to Jim Ban r-Rhyne) and Wiggie Legare ise to Shelby Merritt (USC on (Tri Delt), also engaged. . - _ O R 81iPIeRthse.D level. ..t want when 1337 N I Annou Leaders H1ughey, actives aIn( honors chair man; Nita . e ga re ,magazine Chairman; M ary Nancy Norri s. music chairman; Mary (;raniling, 11-liellelic delegate, and Bar harit Clark. assistant rush chair Man. DELTA )E1lTA EI.TA The pledge class of Delta Delta Delta sorority held an informal drop-in for all fraternity and so rority p I e d g e s on Wednesday afternioon in the Sorority Rloom. ALPIHA TAU OMEGA Don Sanders was elected Worthy Master of Alpha Tau Omega Monday night. Johnny Meaiing is the Worthy Chaplain, Ronnie Dods on Worthly Scribe, Roger Whaley Worthy Keeper of Exchequer, Tommy Mor ton Worthy Keeper of Annals, and Johnny Williams Worthy Usher. A Worthy Sentinel will he elected in the near future. (I1 PSI ( i Psi actives. pledges, and dates will enjoy a party tomorrow% night at the Lake Murray home of S. C. McMeekin. Last weekend the Chi 'si's journeyed to ( harleston for a party at the home of Brother Ron nie Crawford. KAPPA SIGMA Kappa Sigma held an informal party last Saturday at the A ir port American Liegion Hut. The fraternity received three new pledges during open rush, they are Charles Howard, Hal Cothran, and David Glenn. Pledge class officers for the spring semester are Jim Easter ling, president; Buddy Aiken, vice president; Rich Farrel, Treasurer; aD David Bennett, secretary. LAMBDA ('I ALPHA Elbie Conard was pledged by Lambda Chi Alpha in open rush last Saturday. PI' DELTA THEA Phi Delta Theta will recall the "Roaring 20's" with a costume in the sun ( an ou of sashswimuit 6n'l-i.n o pi he'eala a ol itcoest gea ft :It' AIN TREE nces Car ResumE partyat the Kniigts ('f Columbus aSaturdav night. Pri/-ee wiit he given to the hoy (:lARilNI' JllNS()N. recenitly elected %ve.:heart of Alpha Tim (knmga frat ni it' , i- a jnior at CI:IIIIumbIi a ( :I IIle gv. ATO Elects '66 Chapter Sweetheart Charmine Johnson, a junior at CO:um111bia Cmllege, was announced he new Sweetheart of ATO Sat urday evening at a Founders' Day Weekend party. Mi,s Johnson. an education maj r from Georgetown. is pinned to Larry Ray. Held at the Woman's Club, the narN" ineluded III us iC bY Willy Charles and the Flames. Alpha Tau Omega held its an 1ual Founders' Day Banquet Sun day night ait 7 p.m. at a local r' taurant. Guest speaker for the event was Senator Jack Lindsay of Marlboro County, a 1948 initiate into the Carolina chapter. A fter a short talk, Senator Lindsay was pre sented the first ATO Alumnus of the Year award and a pernianent plaque. Another new award was the ATO Undergraduate of the Year award, presented to outgoing president Hill Kennedy. Other awards presented wvere the Most Valuable Pledge award to Ken Thomas and the Pledge Scholarship award to G(ne Lawri more, who achieved a 3.8 grade point ratio. After the banquet, attendeid by ATlO alumni from throughout the state, a brief social hour was held.t The bigge the can the better Sad You couldn't be more class from the very first stitch to black saddle. Black cherry cherry scotch grain leather w\ouludn't ',ou like to be im our shon Available at these fine si GARBER'S SHOES Trenhrolm Plaza Columbia,S C.e didates; . Parties mnd -it hoea)ae not y i -kIt at 1inte r m II I I i. 1de lIfU I 1' E f Iu I- I elt Pill'e fia' \-l M 4 'i : a Phi Ep)silon Pi recentls pledged )a%id Ilume. Siuney Gray. and ;tu Shubin. The three w%ere honored at the 'hi Ep Roundup held at the Bvel ampj. Gary Poliakoff w%as aw arded I he 'Indian of the Year" honors. PHll K.APPA SIGlMA Bruce R),en is ri)r'.,dent f the hi Kapja signia pdgeclass. SIv-v Brw-k i- svcslt rV-tireaUs 1re . .101hnny% G Ila s S Is a'hi1- i -hairnman, and .lar H1arr is esellttive ti IFt ' KAPP. AIllA New pledges of PiK A are I)annY blelaniel and Ed Parker. JOINT PARTY Pi Kappa Alpha will jfoin with 'hi Kappa Sirnua tio party t,nr (OW from 2-12 at Ifeisc ' w. The Sands will provide IIuic 'rmn 2-6 p.m. and the I nirint s vill play from 8 p.m. to 12 mid ight. SIGNIA ALPH A EPSIl.ON A. Parker Barno11fs wa - recen1v iected Eminent Archon of SA l. )ther officers include 1IBachn II ;. Smith. E ni i n v n t D e p ut y, i-hon R. Kirk McQuiddy. En nent T r e a s u r e r; and Jamiev flake. Eminent Recorder. Alo e I e c t v d were )av id A u t h b)e r t S o n1. Eminent Corre pondent; Mai 1 e r r y, Einent 'hronicler; Warren A. Darby. Em nent Herald; Bruce A. Hiatti, 'iiflnent Warden; and T,mimy rick. Eminent Chaplain. SIGN1A NU N e x t Wednesday night the ;igia Nu fraternity w ill hold ;erenading for all the girls \% ho tave been pinned this year. Thursday from 1:30 to 11:00 he Sigma Nu's w%ill hold their )an(juet and the White Star dance it the American Legion. The Fabulous Five will play for he formal event. Representative Now Sought Fr University coeds mlay he con idered for appointment as Car(, ina's representative to the 12th Jnnual National College Queen iageant, to be held in New York 'ity June 10-20. Orne col lege gi rl fruomi ever-y tate will he flouwn toi Aanhattan 4' comipete in the- countest toseec for dies ic wearing Shakespeare. Rar the last perforation. Smooth le with black saddle. Black wit with smooth black saddle. 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