Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cock/a Has everyone recuperated simply beautiful weather, and advantage of it by going to quite make the ocean were Rapids, swinging across cable; ish games. Of course at nighi parties, formals, D.A.V.'s, E Spring fever has hit our cam all of us. But we must get study, study (at least until A warning to all Carolina out when you walk by the b House. Some jerks just sit can hear them say, "Check c one knows what a respirator i I think I have the right to kr After their last fraternity version of Lady Godiva. Only wearing a raincoat, but, all 1 prived of a side show. Absol was at the ZTA semi-forma weren't there, then you mus Sigma Nu's made their way o Saturday and Sunday. But 1 for they brought their own. The NROTC Shipwreck p was visited by one of the G who put down his camera I evening's frivolity. Upon pr( he had been photographed in Dress attire made you wonde when the ship wrecked. Preston Dorm had anothe Phi Kaps have been braggii twelve girls at the rush part Saturday night. It was four dates, boys?? Have all of yo over the Honeycombs lately Franklin? So, gang, keep up the sti 'cause it will certainly be son ber. And just think of all th about in next week's columr this week. Won't that be an LAVA Jan Hybbard (KDI)) to Bil lock (C2) to Bill Cullum (La! PIr Barbara Sanders (ZTA) Jonelle Crawford (AIM) to S Ackerman (Great Neck, N. EN( Sheila Forstot (AEPhi) Always hold matches tillt Please Only youcan pre CON MI DDLE J. R.R. T wonderful w THE "The Lord of THE FELLOW5 THE T\~ THE RETUR THE TOL 95c wh< BALLANT: 4 - - are CS from the weekend? It was many Carolina students took the beach. Those who didn't most definitely seen at the and indulging in other child the action was in the way of dl's Club, and more parties. pus and seems to be affecting back to the books and study, Easter). Men and Women. Girls, watch mches in front of the Russell around out there, and you ut those respirators." If any s, please tell me. If I have one iow what it is. party, PiKA's have their own this one made his grand debut ,he same, guests were not de itely everyone and his brother Saturday night. And if you t have been at SAE's formal. n top of "Wolverton Mountain" ;hey weren't looking for girls, arty was quite a sensation. It amecocks's own photographers mg enough to partake of the cessing the film he found that a most compromising situation. r exactly what they were doing r swinging party Friday night. I g that they (lid not stand up y which was on Thursday, not :een girls. . . . Still looking for u noticed the "Carolina Moon" ? By the way - who is John idying and enjoy Greek Week, tething for everyone to remem e goodies you'll be able to read that happened to the Greeks Absolute scream? LIERED Reese (Clemson), Valerie Bla nbda Chi). INED to Alan Morris (Lambda Chi), teve Warkaske (APO), Rhonda .) to Buddy Decker (Phi Ep). AGED to Steve Gendil. eMsure Crush > l down all smokes 11 fires. dead out. vent forest fires! E EARTH! OLK IEN'S orld of fanitasy R~ead HOBBIT the Rings" Trilogy HIP OF THE RING '0 TOWERS NOF THE KING . . and KIEN READER each rever INE BOOKS sold At the Naval ROTC Shipwrec d r e s e d in what they had on wrecked." The dance was held at Greeks An )ELTA ZETA Delta Zeta Sorority has pledged .wo new members: Gayle Baker >)f Charlotte, N. C., and Pat Reyn )lds of Spartanburg. New President of )olta Zeta is Brenda Smith, and Ginger Buch holz has been elected vice-president in charge of rush. KAPPA DELTA New officers of Kappa Delta So rority are Ellen Boatwright, presi dent; Sara Bryant, vice-president; Diane Dorman, secretary; Becky Warren, treasurer; Lutu Johnston, assistant treasurer; Angela Clark, editor; and Jean Bennett, r u s h chairman. Eleven i n i t i a t e s have been named. They are Lutu Johnston, Lisa Frick, Lee Lindler, M a r g e Lowe, Kitty IIiller, Linda Mich, S u z a n a e Powell, Terry Prim, Donna Tay;or, Jan Wilson. and Nancy Woodard. PIII1 DELTA THIETA Phi Delt.a Theta Fraternity has pledged the following boys in open rush: Ronnie Brooks, Charleston, S. C.; Bob Day, Columbia; Ben net Haines, Virginia Beach, Va.; Mark Jennings, Fairfield, Conn.; Wayne Rosso, Norfolk, Va.; Burt Rosen, Oil City, Penn.; B o y e c DEAl RICHARD ELWE 8eammER OULVA GREED SGETDFOR MATREUINCES Shipwreck Party k Party students non Club Fri., Mar "When the ship Pendulums. the Syrian IA'ba nounce OfJ Smith, Chesnee; Rocky Sponseller, I Greenville; Hill Turnbull, Danville, Va.; and Dave Wilson, Columbia. Pil KAPPA SIGMA New officers of Phi Kappa Sigma for spring semester are Jeff Stafford, president; Ron P a r k e r , vice-president; Russ )antzler, second vice-president; Tom Betzel, treasurer; Danny Hinson, recording secretary; Car roll Painter, corresponding secre tary; Sam liendrix, historian; Hill Tourek, athletic director; Sorority Grades Sorority grade averages for the fall semester have been re leased by the Dean of Women's office. Sorority groups and their grade averages are as follows: Chi Omega 2.830 Delta Delta Delta 2.735 Zeta Tau Alpha 2.660 Kappa Delta 2.G2.1 All Sorority 2.603 Pi Beta Phi 2.52G Alpha Delta Pi 2.492 Delta Zeta 2.455 Alpha Epsilon Phi 2.452 Kappa Kappa Gamma 2.307 All Women 2.369 Non Sorority 2.325 DLY; WEAF Shows: 1 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 9:05 --ALL SEATS $ 1 OQ -- Gamecock photo by Galloway ch 3, with nusic by 'lle Swinging icers, New loward Etters and Johnny Glass, louse managers; Sam Caughman, )arty chairman; Jin Doolin, >ledge trainer; Bruce Rosen, IF( -epresentative. Phi Kappa Sigma initiated IG iew members on Feb. 8. They are ,) a v i d Bruce Betts, Stephen ,eorge Brock, Leland DeLoach "'hisolm Jr., Thomas Edward ['lendining Jr., John Michael [raig, Melvin Rudolph Dillard, Robert Vernon Elrod, Allen Bur russ Good II, Donald Trotter Gor lon, George Pinckney Miller Jr., lames 11inkle McLendon, Richard Lee Ritter, Michael Allen Rozbit sky, Michael Wilson Shaw, Alan ,iIn Vinder, Gregory Michael Zane. PI KAPPA ALPHA Newly-elected members of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity for the spring semester are John Dotterer, president; Ted Meyer, vice-presi dlent; Tim McCord, treasurer; and Rolfe Hughes, alumni secretary. Appointed officers are Ned 1 u r k e , secretary; Lawrence Laval, house manager; Stacy Smith, rush chairn an; Don Knight, social chairman; Hill Hanna, historian; and Phil Thor man, intramural chairman. PII KAPPA l'HI Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity ha5 RUE DONS: ID LIER IN THE COLOR Stars --TDfAV - Greek W( With Dant Greek Week activities are con tinuing Friday with Greek games on athletic field A at 2 p.m. The Villagers will play for a dance for the Greeks Friday night at the National Guard Armory. The Shirelles will highlight Sat urday afternoon's pasture party at Barkoot's P o n d. Individual fra ternity parties Saturday night will end the week's activities. A general convocation on Monday night keynoted by William E. For rester, national executive secretary of Kappa Alpha, opened the week of emphasis on Greek life. Mrs. F r a n c e s F. Alexander, national president of Kappa Kappa Gamma, also spoke on the Greek system. The meeting was followed by a guest reception at the Kappa Al pha Fraternity Lounge, and panel Members pledged T o i in y Atkinson, Tom Junkin, and Bill Spillane in open rush. New actives of the fratern ity are .J o I n n y A ppleby, I)ave Brown, John Culhertson, S t e v e Gardner, Steve Nagle, and Robert Stephens. SIGMA AI,PA EPSIL,0N The SAE's activated five new members February 27. They are Rykie llamer, Bob Gunter, Berry Foran, 1)anney Elizey, and Mike Beard. Awards were presented to out standing members at the Founders' Day b a n q u e t March :. Rykie 1H amer was named best pledge; IIugh Rut.ledge, best active; and Hugh Loomis, best athlete. Tri-Delta Marsha Long of Co lumbia was named the new SA E Sweetheart at the Founder's Day party March 1. The "Boy Frien Marvelous courtship to flaunt thru Spring.. .and then some. Cut a la "boy" atyle...and done in a rich flax-n'eave fabric... the suit vweds hip-length jacket with the easiest of skirts. by Watermill 45. 1337 M Use your Ga Atists!] Come In and Browse'l Display of Professionm Art Materials. 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Healy, Dean of Women at the Uni versity of Alabama; Miss Maxine Blake, grand president of Alpha Delta Pi National Sorority; ancd, Mrs. Kenneth Schulz. IFC Names New Head Ed Bond has been elected presi dent of Interfraternity Council, and Ella Reese Mayer has been n a in e d president of Panhellenic Council. 0 t h e r officers of Panhellenic Council are Karen Russell, vice president; Carole Bennett, secre tary; Lady Nicholson, treasurer; and Nancy Groover, rush chair man. Robbie Johnston is the new vice president of Interfraternity Coun dcil, Iugh Rutledge is secretary, and Carl Pennington is treasurer. 1211 AIN STREET STo Quality mecock Charge lobbyists! hrough Our Tremendous it Craftint 11 brushes ir water color brushes ish, turpentine) ir color pads r sets point paint tubes ating hobby and art material. ~4400 FORT JACKSON BLVD.