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Dan Self, senior chemics
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engineers from ten states asse
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ner and dance.
Thirteen
Selected.
Mortar Board Honor Society for
Senior Women tapped 13 new
members last week at Sorority
Song Fest. The new members and
their qualifications are as follows:
Sarah Bryant of Greenville has
served as president, vice president,
pledge trainer and head of ath
letics of KD sorority. She also re
ceived Best Pledge and Most Ac
tive Active awards and was on the
freshman honor roll, member of
Student Senate, secretary of Aca
demic Affairs, treasurer of AWS,
vice-president of Wade Hampton
dormitory, head of Judicial Board,
a member of Student Faculty Re
lations and Women's Standards
Committees, editor Carolina Coed
Code, an orientation counselor and
a member of Mermaid Fleet.
Recipient of several scholastic
awards and scholarships, Shirley
Ann Garrett, Palatka, Fla, was
treasurer of Student Government
and Valedictorian of her class at
St. John's Jr. College before her
transfer to USC. At USC she has
been a hall chairman in Capstone,
a member of the Garnet and Black
staff, a member of Mermaid Fleet
and on the Dean's List.
Pamela Hutto of Harleyville has
been on the freshman and sopho
more honor rolls, a member of
Student Senate, an orientation
counselor and a varsity cheer
leader. She has also served as vice
president of South Dormitory, and
as a freshman hall counselor, a
member of the AWS House of
Representative, M a j o r Judicial
and Chairman of dorm judicial
councils and Angel Flight, re
ceived ~Best Pledge Award from
ZTA sorority of which she has
served as president and rush
chairman.
Jane Iverson of Columbia has
been on the sophomore honor roll
and1 has been an orientation coun
selor and Sweetheart of Preston
Dormitory, president and vice
president of Town Girls' Associa
tion, treasurer and correspondling
secretary of Zeta Tau Alpha so
rority, a member of Student Sen
ate andl the House of Representa
tives and Executive Council of
AWS.
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Miss Kafka of Columbia has
been a member of Town Girls
Association, Angel Flight anc
Euphrosynean Literary Society
Secretary of the junior class and
pledge trainer of Chi Omega so
rority.
President, vice president and
chaplain of pledge class of Tri
Delt sorority, Miss Lipscomb of
Columbia has been on the fresh
man and sophomore honor rolls
She has also been a member of
the cafeteria committee and was
the recipient of the Most Outstand
ing Vice Chairman Award froir
Student Union.
Linda Jo Mangum of Columbia has
served as president and vice presi
(lent of Hypatian Literary Society,
Vice president and junior advisor
of Alpha Lambda Delta, editor of
AWS Newsletter and reporter and
social affairs editor of The Game
cock. She has also been president
and chapter coordinator for Kappa
Tau Alpha, a member of Theta
Sigma Phi, and a recipient of
several scholarships. On the fresh
man and sophomore honor rolls
and the Dean's List, Miss Mangum
has been public relations chairman,
assistant treasurer, chaplain senior
guard, sorority newsletter editor
and sorority scholarship award
winner for DZ sorority. She has
also served on the academic Re
sponsibility Committee.
A representative for the Miss
Garnet and Black contest, Sandra
Milner of Columbia has been a
member of Mermaid Fleet, Pan
hellenic Council, Alpha Lambda
Delta and Delta Phi Alpha. She
has also been on the freshman
honor roll and has served as
president, treasurer and parlia
mentarian of AEPhi.
Elizabeth Ann Robuck of Moncks
Corner has been on the freshman
honor roll and Dean's List. She has
also been a member of YWA, ZTA
sorority andl Mermaid Fleet.
Miss Shaughnessy of Spring
field, Va., has been on the fresh
man and sophomore honor rolls,
and D)ean's List. She has been
program chairman, censor, recordl
ing secretary and pledge scholar
ship awardi winner for Pi Beta Phi
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Among the most entertaining of
all Spring functions at USC this
year was Sigma Chi Derby Day
staged by the Gamma Nu chapter
on campus.
Presented on the Horseshoe last
Wednesday and Thursday, the fra
ternity's Derby Day had its be
ginning at Carolina in 1947, and
has since become a traditional
event staged by 100 Sigma Chi
chapters throughout the country.
Patterned after the Kentucky
Derby Day, all nine sororities
competed as fillies in races and
contests for the possession of the
B r o n z e Derby. Points were
ing Coeds
7r Board
sorority. She has also served as a
hall delegate and elections commit
tee member of AWS, and as a
member of Euphrosynean Literary
Society and The Gamecock staff.
Anne Stephens of High Point,
N. C., has been on the freshman
and sophomore honor rolls and has
been vice-president and correspond
ing secretary of ZTA sorority.
PiKA Dream Girl, varsity cheer
leader, pledge trainer and execu
tive officer of Angel Flight.
Miss Traylor of Shaw Air Force
Base has served as president and
secretary of AWS, president of
Wade Hampton dormitory, and
treasurer of the sophomore class.
She has also been on the fresh
man honor roll and Dean's List
and has been rush chairman and
standards committee member for
ZTA sorority. A member of Stu
dent Senate, she has been a mem
ber of Panhellenic Council, an
orientation counselor and a mem
ber of Student-Faculty Disciplin
ary and Student-Faculty Relations
committees.
Managing editor of The Game
cock, Sally Zalkin of Charleston
has also been news editor, assistant
managing e d i t o r, reporter and
columnist for the n e w s p a p e r,
on the freshman and sophomore
honor rolls and Dean's List
and received several scholarships
and scholastic awards. She is a
member of Kappa Delta Epsilon,
Student Education Association,
Hillel, Judicial Council and Hypa
tian Literary Society, a columnist
for the AWS Newsletter and
served in the House of Rep)resenta
tives for State Student Legisla
ture.
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winning, placing and show.
Some of the events comprising
this year's Derby Day were as fol
lows:
Milk-Baby-the prize going to
the first girl to empty her milk
bottle through a nipple.
Balloon Bust-two girls wearing
Coc
The Gamecock and WUSC has a
bone to pick with the track team.
It was one thing when the en
tire track team, dressed in tee
shirts and bermudas, sat in the hall
of the Thomas Hotel in Gainsville
this weekend peering into a Wed
ding Party. But we have the in
side dopes. Bobby and Algie, did
you have to crash that party with
our press cards?
Tasteful interior decorators can
do a lot to improve the decor of
dormitory rooms. Just ask the
residents of Preston, whose room
is adorned with approximately
140 liquor bottles - everything
fron a 79f quart of grape wine to
a $5.85 pint of Wild Turkey Bur
bon.
If that will not satisfy any red
blooded USC student's Mom, then
maybe it would be a good plan
to mention the 90-foot poptop
chain that is linked twice around
the room (we figure about 12 pop
tops per foot).
LAVALIERED
Mari Owen (Alpha Chi Omega,
Marshall University, Huntington,
West Va.) to Jinx Jennings (Phi
Kappa Alpha); Debra Tiedman
(Alpha Delta Pi) to Carol Epps
(Phi Kappa Alpha); Patricia Lind
say (Capstone) to Gorden Tim
mons (Pi Kappa Alpha); Donna
Williamson (Pi Beta "hi) to Marc
Powers (Chi Psi); and Beth
Bryan to John Linder (Chi Psi.)
PINNED
Kathy Peck to Tom Bullard
(Phi Kappa Alpha); Dorothy Wes
sel (Kapa Delta) to J. R. God
win (Sigma Nu); Deborah Har
mon (Augusta College) to Jon
Goodwin (Chi Psi); Minnie Staf
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Myrtle Beach
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oversized coveralls filled with in
flated balloons tried to break all
the ballooons by embracing.
Egg and I-Each team member
tried to remove three boiled eggs
from a deep bowl of whipped
cream.
Highlighting the Days was the
traditional "Miss Venus Contest"
les
ford (Converse) to Bill Goodwin
(Chi Psi) and Karen Russell (Zeta
Tau Alpha) to Larry McNeil
(Sigma Chi.)
ENGAGED
Tunky Duncan (Columbia Col
lege) to John Lottich (Phi Kappa
Alpha) and Gwen Miner (Phi
Theta Kappa, Endicott Jr. College,
Berverly, Mass.) to Harry Brooks
(Phi Kappa Alpha.)
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An estinated 800 persons par
ticipated in Columbia Hall's second
annual Open House on March 26.
H ighlights of the day were a
Girls' Chugging Contest, an art
show and the awarding of door
prizes. A (lance with Soul, Limited,
climaxed the event.
Fourth floor won the prize for
the most unique decoration theme,
which was Campaign 1968. Over
200 students, men and women,
voted for national candidates. The
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Bobby Kennedy-32; Eugene Mc
Carthy-16; George Wallace-14;
Lyndon Johnson-12.
Other hall decoration themes in
cluded Carolina Athletics, "Gone
With The Wind," Columbia Hall
Zoo, and Bell's Bar.
The residence hall also intro
duced its new satirical newspaper,
Beyond Help.
Columbia Hall plans two more
social events this semester-a
dance April 6 with Speed Limit
35 and an all-day lake party on
May 4.
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