The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 14, 1966, SECTION A, Page Page Six-A, Image 6
Service Fi
Initiates 1A
By DANNY CAPELL
Staff Writer
Alpha Phi Omega (APO) serv
ice f r a t e r n i t y, completed its
pledge program at ceremonies in
Rutledge Chapel last Friday.,
Some 20 pledges were received
into the fraternity at final pledge
ceremonies.
New members were chosen on
the basis of a 2.0 or above GPR
and on various service projects in
which they participated.
Each pledge must spend one
hour weekly in the infirmary as
sisting the infirmary staff to earn
a portion of the merit points re
quired for activation.
SEMESTER PROJECTS
APO also announced this week
its service project plans for fall
semester.
One of the activities for which
the fraternity is responsible is the
construction of the Homecoming
Queen's float, presently being
built at Gibbes Machinery Com
pany.
Some of the funds for construe
tion were donated by Student
Union. The remaining costs will
be borne by APO.
The chapter has scheduled a car
wash at the Jet Auto Wash on
Devine Street Oct. 2). Cost will
be $1 per vehicle..
STUDENTS
FOR THE BEST
BUYS
in the Columbia
Area . . .
PATRONIZE
GAMECOCK
ADVERTISERS
If:
matches
cost
more,
would
people
be
more
careful?
A million dollar match might help.
But no amount of mone y can really
buy back a burned out forest.
Prevention is the best answer.
Stop accidental burning before it
happens- before fire from debris
or other burning gets Out of hand
and costs millions of dollars and
thousands of acres.
Only you can stop senseless
destruction before it's too late.
Only you can prevent forest fires.
Simply by being especially care
ful.
REMEMBER:
~ A FOREST
.FIRE STRIKES,
**YOU GET BURNED'
forests
mean money
SHELP PREVENT
FOREST FIRES
Ui~ ' IN THE SOUTH
saternity
lembers
Oct. 30, APO will present its
annual Halloween Carnival to en
tertain children of married stu
dents.
TRAVEL AID
Also on the agenda of projects
is a travel service program to aid
students in getting rides home for
Thanksgiving holidays.
A desk to distribute and coordi
nate information on rides will be
set up on the ground floor of Rus
sell House beginning Nov. 17.
Chairman of all service proj
ects is Roy Powell. Service proj.
ects vice president is Bobby
Shrum.
Chairmen and vice chairmen ol
committees assigned to each pro
gram are Bob Hollingsworth, Jim
Clark. Eddie Baker, Don Wycoff
Ted Watson, and Mitch Nettles.
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iTermed
By CARL STEPP
Staff Writer
A turnout of 80 to 100 stud
and several faculty members
the first Student Speak Out
day prompted Student Body Pr
dent Bill Youngblood to label
initial session a "tremendous i
cess."
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advantage of the invitation
"speak their minds," Youngb]
estimated.
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posed teacher evaluation progi
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land constructive criticisms.
mts "The time when it will be a
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to Student Speaking Out sessions
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noon in the Russell House As
pro- sembly Room.
am, Bob Shrum, administrative as
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"the dent, has been appointed chair
us." man for the program.
-ded The next session will be held
lood Friday, Oct. 21.
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