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BY ANGIE BAKER
Social Affairs Editor
Sorority rush for fall 1967
convinced all concerned that a
ger effort had to be made to
girls out for rush and, especi
to get the freshmen out.
Last spring, newly installed I
hellenic president, Karen Ru
and Tricia Phillips, r u s h cl
man, attended t h e Southeas
Panhellenic Conference C o n v
tion at the University of Geo
Armed with suggestions a i T
at solving a myriad of pr
lems, they set out to formula
"battle plan" for rush in the
While at Georgia, they had 1
entertained by the "jug bai
each sorority at Georgia spon
This gave them the idea for
now famous-at least on the C
lina campus- Panhellenic "w
tub band."
Caroline II u g g in s, KD, 1
in charge because of her previ
experience with the "Cold Cut
a similar group at St. Mary's J
ior College. Henrietta Freem
Chi-O, and Collie Crumnim, AI]
are other members who had
perience with the S a i n t Mai
group.
At first, the group was o
posed of two girls from enel
Carolina's nine national sorori
"This number was large en(
when we were just performing
fore the freshmen and rushi
Miss Freeman said, "but wher
were asked to perform before I
er groups, we needed more voi<
The group performed at
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and at the llonteconsing pep rally,
besides the originally planned rush
had activities.
big- The girls w e a r wheat-colored
get coveralls monogrammed across the
ally, seat, red blouses, and an assort
inent of hats ranging from floppy
Pan- rainhats to paper sacks to a huge
sell, sombrero. The "instruments" con
tair- sist of almost anything that makes
tern noise (or will when hit) and some,
e n- like the sponges, which, obviously,
-gia. don't make any noise at all. The
I C d piano takes care of the melody
o b- and the washtub "bass" keeps a
te a steady beat. Then the girls go to
fall. town.
been "For rush, we made up our own
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ALPHA TAU OMEGA held a drop
was in on the terrace of the T o w n
HuS House Motor Lodge Saturday af
8 ternoon after the Homecoming Pa
un- rade. Many alumni attended before
an, joining the chapter at the Caro
'Pi, lina-Florida State game.
ex' ATO initiated two more pledges
rya (luring open rush. They are Jack
Tucker of Columbia, and Rodney
:om- Tapp from Myrtle Beach.
I of
ties. (;orge J. Levkoff, of PIlI EPSI
ugh LON Pl fraternity, has received a
Scholarship for t h e 1968-69 aca
denic year from Phi Epsilon Pi na
we tional college fraternity with head
arg- quarters in Philadelphia.
les.
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songs aimed at getting the girls
to come out," Miss liuggins said.
Now the group has added a reper.
toire of "oldie but goodie" fav.
orites.
The girls don't alm for quaity
of tone. The songs are mostly a
blend of controlled yeHling, with
some harmony and an occass
virtuoso performance thrown in.
All in all, the "Mystic Goodies"
(slang for s e c r e t rituals), the
group c h o 9 e when formed last
spring, have delighted their audi.
ences wherever they h a v e per.
formed with -their brand of popu.
lar old favorites set to off-beat
instruments and "d o i n g w h a t
comes naturally" to the rhythm.
4ffa irs
Levkoff has been awarded the
Phi Epsilon Pi Foundation Schola.
ship by the trustees of Phi Epsiln
Pi Foundation in honor of Mayer
Mitchell, an alumnus of the Uni.
versity of Pennsylvania.
Thirty-three such scholarships were
awarded this year to assist worthy
students in need of financial aKi,
a record number of scholarships.
* * * *
KAPPA DELTA's Province Presi.
d-nt, Mrs. Jan Lammert, recently
visited the Beta Delta chapter at
Carolina. She met with all officers
and discussed Beta Zeta's plans
for the future.
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