The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 04, 1966, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Blackma
Presiden
fy MARY JANE BENSTON
Staff Writer
Earle Blackman was recently
elected provisional president of
Alpha Iota Mu, women's service
fraternity.
Other provisional officers elected
were Faye Shipman, first vice
president; Patsy Oliver, second
vice president; Jo Nell Crawford,
secretary; Pat Wall, treasurer;
Janice Carlson, sergeant-at-arms;
Shari Martz, chairman of the
board of pardons; Mimi Wilkin
son and Pam Dates, members of
the board of pardons.
Committees were set up to form
a ritual and investigate the cost
of designing a pin for the or
ganization.
According to the chapter presi
dent, membt)ership in ntil open to
any regularly enrolled Carolina
woman of at least sophomore level
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in at least one other university
activity. Presently including 36;
members, AlNI has set its quota
at a total of 60 women.
Students who join AIM this se
niester will be charter members
of the Carolina group known as
the Alpha chapter. Future mem
bers will be elected by secret bal
lot.
Members performed their first
service project as they ushered
for an Artist Series concert.
Mrs. Glenda Rockefaller is fac
ulty advisor for the cha)ter.
Choir's Ai
"he new USC Oratorio Choir
will provide good s(.rvice to the
campus and community through
musical participat,ion," says group
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Choir. The group, composed of 51
all phases of the University progru
m: Servic
irector Arpad Darazs.
Mr. Darazs, assistant professor
,f the Music Department at the
niversity, states that the purpose
f the Choir is "to strengthen the
pirit of true music between col
i ges and other areas of campus
Students from all departments
my participate in this campus
:ide organization. The choir has
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f the Oratorio pation." The chu
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grown from its original number
of 16 members to its present
memiership which totals 50.
Members tak:ng part in the new
organization receive many bene- I
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well as knowledge of a variety of
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ing from opera to broadway and
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Several projects of the hoir
ire low un(erWay. Tap(s of
Thristrnas carols will be4 recordd
ko send to relatives of students
who are in Viet Nam. 'rhe choir
las been invited to participate in
he Christmas Sing 1h.c. 1i; at tlh(
He 1 Iouse. The' Stue nt Una
is also making plans to havo the
('hoir perform at their annual
['hristmas ceremony.
All interested students are in
6ited to attendI and accept the
,hallenge of developing a worth
while organization which will he
b)eneficial to all participants.
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