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6bkas It's really nice to see such good relations among the fraternities on our campus. Even the Big Ed was seen sporting a KA sticker on the back window of his car not too long ago. The SPE's really tore it up this weekend at the beach. with their annual beach party. "Eric T. Red" got his colors mixed up while at the Pad. Chaperone Jimmy Smith is now in contention for the great Kabuna Championship. And the ('hi O's were entertained by Papadea's date and her "meenie" (direct quote from a prominent KA meaning minnie) skirt. There were lots of familiar faces at Chapel 11ill this weekend to enjoy the pleasures of Germans. 3Most conspicu ots among them was, of course, Don Riedesel, who uas ac companied by other members of Five Points' "Our Gang." Need I say more' The Ilero made his first appearance at the Santee-Cooper a few weeks ago. It was a crowded weekend to say the very least. Just ask George. Our vote will have to go to Charlie Farrell as host of the week. If you were looking for people on Sunday. chances are they were en.ioying an afternoo1n of ret reshmncit at Far rell's. The Phi Kap's seemed to ha- had an enjoVab e"-uiii n I' ridav when they niale the scene at the locatl drive-in. They spent half the night looking for each other., but it wasn't that hard since there was a hie-h 1o11n. Ih ere it is. Greg . . . But before you ask, the answer is lo. IiKA's had a late visitor on Friday night. or was it really Saturday morning'. At any rate it was a "mini somllething" alnd wias quickly taken a"ay by the campus police. Question of the week: Will the Piggie Park serve Mc Mtster this summer' Seen around cam pus: remote cont rol boat in the reflect ing 0pol in tront ot the Undergraduate I,ibrary . . . \olt' a go-g'o . . . two turtles ini South and one (the infamous Je rem I) in Met'liintock. LAVA1LIERED Jennit'er Sweatman (ZT.\ ) to ('hick Nesmith (SKF lemson): Jane Iverson (ZTA) to Charles -lt'ert (SKI Clemson ) : Linda Weaver (ZTA) to Car! ('owt"art (Sigma - Nu) Shirley Karen Neese (Anderson. S. ('.) to lRobert 1 Peck. PIN NE I Madelyn Matarese to George Kinemond (Sig Fp) : Sybil 3Mathews ('Tri )elt) to Iharold Potter (Sigma ('hi): Cathy Ilummers (ZTA) to Larry' Ruihrnnan (SAL-): Saundra I)ut ton (ZTA) to "Brother' Redt'ern (The Citadel). ENG(AG~ED) Susan Willis (A)Pi) to .iimmv Brant (Lambda Chi) Pam Tovev (ZTA) to Charlie Ilussey (PiKA Alum). MARRIEI) Ellen Richards (ZTA ) to Ihin Truett (Clemson Alum ,, Banquet Honors N ",Watcher of the Skie-'" was the .)aht' ipp, Frances K a t h 1 ee n topic of a speech deli('vered by Dr. If u g h e y. Ann Hutchinson Jane ,John Otts, Jean of the School ofIalt' V''Of ni Jaie I; E.ducation, at the bianquet honiring Kfa the new initiate- ofi Ixappa l)elta .li.Iin ii- {'I' Mlln E.p-ilion. honorary'. ediucation ,'t 'a'Nch-rii-.lneOwrd a AlIS) in attiendanc'e at the springz S't. \ nia Evn San ha nquet werIe mnember of(i t hi'et du-I *i l Jiv* . . '.. rat ion faculty. antd Kappa Phi al\'e.(ie1..Xni,InI Kappa. K 1)EK. bro'theri fr'ati'rnit. Ii Eln'Wie ( ia Jean~ Alh-ni. Sarah 114 El itza.tjlet li'Mt-ai i heth Big s, P'at ricia Leuie C..(ant''. i-i'n St-aa i'X - . silt. Ituth i Ann (hie-tnut, ti!artha Ann tV Sai'ah Nie t ''ittl ('raw.fordl and iHelv.a Elaine I)e-_____ Witt. Otint new~' member ci are J anait''COeIE O IE IE >eett. Parii ~I .\~An (;tldg. C pe fay dc n,lt Rut h IR. Ha tmmi-nid. 3 a r g r- e I ter,ec ealdn on When youocan'taaffordito beudrowsy VERV Continuous Action2Alertnes Capsulesldeliverhihe awakenessaof -pt six hous._Saf Wn oun'-hafitfordg tobedowy VUContinuous ActionAlrns CJansulesp,elivereshe awtkhness of two cups of cofee, stretcheuouthinson,rJanes up t siahors.Saf andAlon.hDianaforiing.elly,o.\Cirim // NChagl Su n sad Har Continnuous ,Actdaionri Alertnessfficerlewjo Ruilll in Greeks New Lt (iU OMEGA Anne Courtney Siegler has been elected President of Chi Omega Sorority. Other officers are Martha Black, vice-president; Bonnie Trues dale, secretary; C y n t h i a Zuk, treasurer; C h e r y l Geer, corre sponding secretary; Kathy Alex ander, personnel chair"man; Grace laskel, rush chairman; Jean God win, recording secretary; and San dra Stephens, pledge trainer. Gamecock ohoto by Galloway A tabb eat perched it.elf on a pienic table read% to .join the chemaic:al engineer, in their steak -upper. Thlae eigineer and their dal., eb arcoaled siteA . at The State - Heord recreatioi cenler as their "pring %cial activil y. Phi Delts Auto Safe Phi Delta Theta Fraternity will ponsor a volunteer auto safety heck Saturday, April 22. The three-minute safety check viii be held on the 900 block of umter St. from 10 a.m. until 5 >.m. Members of Phi Delta Theta w KDE's nail ; Ellen Edens, social and ban. luet chairman; Nila Ann Rawls, Irojects chiiiaia; Kaithy Burnier, Orre'spondling (* e. e e t a ar y; Jn 14am1mDond(, m4emb4e rsh ip cha irman;4 'isor of the sooiyis D)r. Eva )'Shields. A. A. iAarni IN FIVE DIAMONDS -- WAT Expert watcl 2024 Devin. THURSDAY & APRIL 20 & 2 LONDON GRAI Presents anl e and1( saIl( originals, lithI etchings, wo itt Maillol th Picasso Renoir I many others moderately priced louse Loune 10 ra.m . Name ad ers KAPPA )EI:rA Kappa Dvita held their annual "Bean and Steak" dinner honoring those KD's who earned a 3.5 GPR or above. Those eating steak were Dianne D o r in a n, Kitty Hiller, Donna Taylor, Cynthia Kempson and Lady Nicholson. The remain ing KD's feasted on hamburgers. l.AtMD.IA Cill Al.lA Epsil iPsi Zeta c h a p t e r of Lambda Phi Alpha Fraternity will hold its annual white rose ball Friday. April 21, at Rockbridge Country Club. Moses Dillard and the Dynamic Showmen will provide the music. Jim Ley, past president of Lambda Chi, will present new officers of the fraternity at the ball. Present Crescent Girl Lee Wilson will crown the new Crescent Girl. Alumni and honored guests at tending the hall will be introduced by Carter Crewe, past vice-presi dent of the fraternity. A fter the formal, chapter mem bers and their dates will go to Ocean Drive Beach for the annual beach party weekend. Pl KAPPA ALPHA Ne' officers of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity are Tim McCord, presi dent ; Ted Meyer, vice-president; David Sheer, alum s e c r e t a r y; Johnny Pratt, treasurer; Tom Fin wall and Lawrence Laval, execu tive board memhers; and Ned Burke, appointed secretary. Sponsor ty Check will assist mechanics from local auto dealers in checking brakes, front and tail lights, tires, and steering. South Carolina is one of the 28 states without a vehicle s a f e t y check law. This community service project of Phi Delta Theta is to encourage in(1ividual response to accident prevention. The Phi Delts are working with the S. C. Highway Department and a representative from the Highway Safety Conmmittee in Washington. Each car passing insp)ection will receive a seal. Chairman of the project is Court ney West. bjl 3Jimelers POINTS CHES --- JEWELRY Repairing 252-3161 Your hfo ers ueill keep alive your thoughtful ness aind concern for others alitrays from The Blossom Shop Devine at Saluda In 5 Points 254-8105 FRIDAY, 1, 1967 PICA ARTS xh,ib)it ion of ograIphs, od cuts Rouault To ulo use-La utrec Van Dongen n .m. i. A ,, . ~ ' . National officers of Zeta Tau atteided i morning coffee a- p ebhapter' State Day acti%iit... ih1 Zeta Ho Zeta Tau Alpha held their an nual State Day on Saturday, April 15. The day's activities began at 10:30 in the sorority roon with a coffee for the alumnae and inter ested members of the chapter. )uring a later meeting presided over by Mrs. W. .1. MeCord, presi dent of Providence I, activities of the alumnae chapters were dis cussed. 'Mrs. Pat Ford, district president from Charlotte, spoke also. A luncheon was held in the Gold Room of the Capital Cabana Motor Inn. During the program which fol lowed the luncheon, Kay hardy, President of Beta Omicron chapter, GIRLS! ! 4 OR 5 WAITRESSES Needed For Summer Work Accommodations Furnished SEA MIST MOTEL Myrtle Beach Contact Jason Ammons, Owner JUST ARRIVED BIG SHIPMENT SUITS SPORT COATS PANTS R M. Coffee Time Alpha Sorority right) lr!. Pat irt of tie l'( Amelia MtAlAee. "y are (left to Ilelnt%. N1r-. %it is State reported on the various activitie, of the Zetas at Carolina this year. This included the redecoration of the e h a p t e r room, homecoming float witnner, elected officers of student senate anid class officer'. and the winning of a n1 a t i o n a 1 award. For entertainment the m embers of the Carolina chapter pre,ente(l several sorority song, and their songfest selection. Mary Ann 1Ellis led the singing. Ongc3 Best . V, -SI o R( 9 (Two B Enjoy Our Fast ' at GRAYSC 1313 M.AIN BAN-LC KILTIE WALK WATER . Party Fr< Gorgeous creat fresh, feminine romantic forma ment of fabric! Sizes 5 to 15, Use our origim Gamecock" Chc Accounti I Gamecock photo by RoCkholg Focrd. 31rs. TI. W. tichue%.ler, Ir.. ir,.. ~J. c(:ord, Mir4. W. F. I Ioller and 1r.. 'a, e (:orle. Day .\rs. W. E. Helms Jr. of (olun hia. who is the First National \'iee. I'resident of ZTA, introduced the sp eakt'r for the day. She wa 4I r;. T. W. Schuessler, the National Alum ae D)irector. MIr:. Sc"huc..I(, spoke on fraternity and "or->rity life ard the needed change, that are taking place across the nation. M1rs. \'. If. Price of, Colunm>ia presented a floral araniilgelent aS did the I)eltta zeta sorority to add to the day's festivities. izza talian Food Ever! ARIETY OF 10 PIZZAS AGHETTI & MEAT BALLS )AST BEEF SANDWICH F5 Knox Abbott Drive locks South of Howard Johnson's) Phone 794-5469 'ake Out Service IN'S )NS TASSEL LOAFERS SHORTS SHORTS >stings ons, brimming with ways. Young and Is in a vast assort ,colors and styles. 23.00 to 45.00 I "Miss rge het 'Til 9 p.m.