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'New Dimensi
Greek
Full Schedule
By Sponsoring
The Inter-Fraternity C o u n c i l
and the Pan-Hellenic Council will
sponsor G r e e k Week beginning
Tuesday and continuing through
Saturday. T h i a year's activities
are entitled "New Dimensions."
The activities are being coordi.
nated by a Greek Week Committee
composed of fraternity and soror
ity leaders. Phil Truluck, senior
from Lake City, is the chairman
and L. Eugene Cooper, dean of
men, is adviser.
According to Truluck, the pur
pose of Greek Week is "to learn
more about ourselves, to work out
some of the problems that might
exist and also to have a construc
tive good time with all Greeks
working together."
Dean Cooper added, "G r e e k
Week 7:l give us insight into
problems, and hopefully some solu
tions to our problems can be
reached." Cooper, also adviser to
IFC, continued, "These activities
help Greeks to contribute to their
own betterment, that of the Uni
versity and the community; and
during these activities, there is a
sense of rededication to fraternity
principles."
The Greek Week schedule is as
follows: Tuesday, opening convo
cation, discussion meetings, and a
reception for visiting speakers;
Wednesday, speaker's banquet for
guest s p e a k e r s and committee
members and continuing discus
sion meetings; Thursday, the
Greek Week concert featuring The
Tams Review; Friday, March of
Dimes Community Service Project
and the Greek Week awards ban
quet; and Saturday, the gala con
clusion of the week's events with
a parade, Greek Games and indi
vidual fraternity-sorority parties.
Speakers for this year's activi
ties include national Greek leaders
and a prominent California busi
nessman.
Co
LAVAI
Sally Jennings (Zeta Tau
Phi Omega) ; Callie Hartzog
Sigma); Jinx Jennings to Tot
Jane Owen (Alpha Delta Pi)
PIN
Anne Robinson to Mike (
Debbie Beard to Larry Siebi
Latimer (Alpha Epsilon The
Chi Alpha) ; Jayne Corder (
McNeal (Delta Chi Alpha) ;
Ronnie Bortz; Ed Powers
Stephens (Zeta Tau Alpha
Macon) to Mike Craig (Phi
(Zeta Tau Alpha) to George
Susan Smart (Zeta Tau Alph
Theta) ; Margie Howell (Zett
(Sigma Nu) ; Diana Buck (Z<4
Conaty (Pi Kaippa Alpha); Sa
Don Strickland (Virginia Tec
Bertels (Lambda Chi).
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Pam Dates (Zeta Tau
(Princeton) ; R uth ie Restricla
Selten (Rutgers alumnus) ; (
to Neil Bass (Sigma ('hi) ; Del
to Dick Bottomly (Phi Kappa
Tau Alpha) to Charles Watt
.oni) ; Pat Traylor (Zeta Tai
Join Stewart (Zeta Tau Alph
A.pha Epsilon) ; ,Judy Bowif
Gordon (Phi Kappa Sigma) ;
Gamma) to Bobby Curlee ;
Gamma) to Rock Purdy; I
Omega) to Joyce Jones (Univ4
Taylor (Columbia College) t<
Alpha); Suzette Chalmers
Bailey; Miley Hall to Jimmy
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Diane Williams (Delta Z
Kappa Alpha) ; Mary Ann Eli
Heald (Pi Kappa Alpha) ; Dee
John Pope (Sigma Chi-Ub
Kappa Gamma) to Dick Moc
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The featured speaker will be
Allen Kaufmann of Los Angeles,
Calif., Kaufmann, vice president of
Litton Industries, will address the
Greek Week awards banquet
March 14.
Other speakers include: William
S. Zerman, executive director of
Phi Gamma Delta; Jack R. Hotal
ing, assistant executive director
of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Mrs.
Ann Marie Nix, national colle
giate field adviser for Alpha Chi
Omega; and Jerry J. Nix, admin
istrative assistant of the Lambda
Chi Alpha national headquarters.
Greeks will sponsor a March of
Dimes collection in the Columbia
area between 2 and 5 p.m., March
14.
Topics for discussion groups by
the guest speakers are: "Current
Problems in the F raternity
World," "Are the Local Chapteri
Meeting Their Goals?" and
"Pledge Education."
Each year a panel of judges
from t h e University community
judges the various fraternities and
sororities on their participation in
the week's activities in order to
select a first place winner.
Judging this year are Dr.
Charles W. Coolidge of the history
department, Dr. Judith Joyner of
the School of Education and Dr.
Theodore B. Cole of the biology
department.
To be presented at the Greek
Week awards banquet are awards
to the IFC faculty/administrative
man-woman of the year, fraternity
man of the year, sorority woman
of the year, several other awards
and installation of new IFC and
Pan-Hellenic officers.
The Greek Week concert, fea
turing The Tams Review, will be
open to the general student body.1
Tickets will be sold Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday in the Russell
House.
ta les
JIERED
alpha) to Jim Locklair (Alpha!
to Jim Crowley (Phi Kappa
ae Schild (Phi Kappa Sigma) ;
to Pete Unsworth.
NED
)sborne (Sigma Phi Epsilon) ;
(Sigma Phi Epsilon); Dianne,
:a) to Mike Hammond (Delta
Columbia College) to Randall
Carol Simons (Delta Zeta) to:
Phi Kappa Sigma) to Anne'
) ; Carol Reynolds (Randolf
Kappa Sigma); Ann Harrison
McCarthy (Pi Kappa A lpha) ;
t) to John Huntley (Phi Delta
STau Alpha) to Bobby Howe:
sta Tau Alpha alumn) to Tom
ndra Poe (Zeta Tau Alpha) to
h) ; Shelley Wilson to Whitey;
(GED
Alpha) to Dave Weinberger
(Zeta Tau Alpha) to Lynn
indy Ellen (Zeta Tau Alpha)
>bie Sullivan (Zeta Tau Alpha)
Sigma) ; Frankye King (Zeta
~rs (Kappa Delta Chi-C'lem
2 Alpha) to Jlohn Marcotsis;
a) to Craig McQuitty (Sigma
s (Alpha Delta Pi) to D)on
Quay Brown (Kappa Kappa
Ronni Capici (Kappa Kappa
lichael Jackson (Alpha Tau
~rsity of Maryland) ; Ada Jane
Nikki Setzler (Lambda Chi
Bush to Johnny Cambridge
Kennedy (Pi Kappa Phi).
[RIED
ata) to Glenn Woodrum (Pi
s (Zeta Tau Alpha) to Bobby
Dee Zane (Zeta Tau Alpha) to
[C) ; Marileen Keen (Kappa
re.
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11:30.1:45
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FERENT . ..
Buffet
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oation I
The
Members
Officers I
The Beta Delta chapter of Delta
Zeta sorority activated the follow
ing women (luring spring initia
tion: Janice Annele Banister, Iva;
Donna Lynn 1) u r a n t, Aynor;
Carol Elaine Foxworth, Conway;
Carol Lee Hancock, Charleston;
Janie Katherine Horlacher, Co
lumbia; Betty Wither MN i c k e y,
Greenwood; Mildred Ann Moore,
Columbia; Carol Elizabeth Park
man, Saluda; and Ruth Jeannine
Smith, Columbia.
* * *
Alpha Iota Mu, women's service
sorority, recently pledged 11 new
members (luring informal rush:
C a r ole Anderson, Spartanburg;
Clista Benton, Florence; X e n i a
Brorker, )unmark; Brenda Hayes,
Lake View; Mary Grace Hendrick,
Conway; Jane Stowe, M y r t I e
Beach; Linda Taylor, North Au
gusta; Gail Vosburgh, Cameron;
Carol Wasson, Silver S p r i n g,
Md.; Janet Wood, Leesville; and
Peggy Worsley, Allentown, Pa.
* S S
The Epsilon Kappa chapter of
Kappa K a p p a Gamma initiated
fall pledges Feb. 16. New members
are: Sherry Ackerman, Bridgeton,
N. J.; Laurel Bradley, Columbia;
Ce Brown, Washington, D). C.;
Cheryl Bunch, Bamberg; Ronni
Capici, Greenwood; Sandy Dragis
ity, D)etroit, Mich.; Joyce Floyd,
Charleston ; Pat Miller, S p r i n g
field, Va.; Diane Trace, Blooms
burg, Pa.; and Valerie W o I f e,
Newark, Del.
* * S
Newly elected officers of Sigma
Phi Epsilon are: Pete Pantsari,
presidlent; Richie Fritz, vice presi
(ent; Robert Eakins, comptroller;
Mike Padgett, recorder; and Chris
Martin, corresponding secretary.
Pledge class officers are: Kevin
O'ltawe, p)residlent; Joe Selm, vice
pr1esident ; G a r y Bennett, secre.
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Coni Groves, a sophomore coed,
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crown (luring the Hampton Water
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Features
'The Tams'
By SHERRY SHEALY
Social Affairs Editor
A group consistently voted into
the college top ten will perform
here Thursday night.
The Tams will be featured at
the Greek Week concert in the
Township Auditorium at 8 p.m.
The show is open to the student
body.
Joseph Pope, R o b e r t Smith,
Charles Pope and Horace Key are
n a t i v e Atlantans and attended
Howard H i g h School together.
Discovering their mutual love of
music, they formed a group that
picked up their first professional
jobs at $5 per night. This broke
down to the munificent sum of a
buck and a quarter each.
However, talent and audience
acceptance soon rocketed them to
a spot where they attracted the
attention of music man Bill Low
ery who signed them to manage
ment and recording contracts. The
immediate result was "Untie Me,"
a hit in both the pop and R & B
fields.
With that behind them, Lowery
had no trouble putting them on
the ABC label. They came out of
their first session with "W h a t
Kind of Fool (Do You Think I
Am) ?", which reached the number
one spot in America's charts.
"Laugh It Off," "Hey, Girl,"
"I've Been Hurt," and o t h e r s
brought them dates with s u c h
headliners as James Brown, Ray
Charles and Paul Revere.
After the addition of Al Cottle,
a Washington, D. C., singer, The
Tams continued to build them
selves a revue type show, which;
now carries 17 performers.
The year 1968 rolled around and
the boys welcomed it with a ses
sion that produced a real giant
for them and ABC in "Be Young.
Be Foolish, Be Happy," a title
that could be autobiographical for
this happy-go-lucky group.
Their first motion picture ap
pearance was in "M o n d o Day
tona," in which they were allotted
two spots.
Tickets for Thursday's s h ow
will be sold Monday, Tuesday an
Wednesday in the Russell House.
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Founders' I
Garth C. Grissom was t1i
Kappa Alpha Founders' Day
stone. Representatives froi
Western Carolina and USC
Fraternity
Lists Ann
Sigma Phi Epsilon has 10 new
)ledges: C a r I Lockhart, Kings
.ree; Gary E. Bennett, Johnson
ity, N. Y.; Kevin ). O'Rawe,
Hollywood, Fla.; Wayne D. Robe
on, Salisbury, N. C.; P a u I C.
griffin, Hanahan; Leo J. Selm,
Haddonfield, N. J.; Randolph J.
gary, Jr., Winston-Salem, N. C.;
Tohn Sunday, Derby, Pa.; James
D. Shull, W e s t Columbia; and
Gregory A. Edgell, Binghamton,
N. Y.
Eleven men are Phi Kappa Sig
ma pledges: Marion Jordan, Co
unhia; George Toulantis, Rich
mond, Va.; Tommy Bryson, Lau
rens; Barry Myers, Rantoul, Ill.;
Teff Boyd, Hartsville; Bill Jen
kins, Williamston; Lance Davis
Richmond, Va.; Jack C I e m e n t
Flalifax, Va.; Richard Moreno, Co.
lumbia; Lee Tilghman, Marion;
iad Pete Unsworth, Norfolk, Va.
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)ay Speaker
e featured speaker at the Pi
dinner held Sunday in Cap.
n Davidson, PC, Wofford,
were present.
Pledge
ounced
Phi Kappa Sigma has recently
a c t i v a t e (I Bill Austin, Mike
W r i g hit, John Gilmartin, Phil
Davis and Wade Mayo.
The new Alpha Tau O m e g a
pledges are: Tuck Brawner, Sa.
vannah, Ga.; Townsend Clarkson,
Columbia; Ron Coleman, Saluda;
Gae Daber, Atlanta, Ga.; Tini
llammett, Spartanburg; Reuben
Hyman, Myrtle Beach; E v a n s
Jones, Marion; Wicky J o s e p h,
Georgetown; Jere Mills, Atlanta,
Ga.; R i c h a r d Vance, Myrtle
Beach; and Lou Rawls, Charleston.
Men pledged to Sigma Nu are:
Kevin Clifford, Springfield, Va.;
lDavid Free, Bamberg; Bill Her.
long, Greenwood; Jon Howell,
Myrtle Beach; Phillip Hudson,
Myrtle Beach; Charlie J e t t o n,
!Charlotte, N. C.; Butch J o n e s,
Ramberg; Bob O'Harra, Florence;
Mike O'Harra, Florence; Johnny
Scott, Columbia; M a c k S t o n e,
Greenwood; and David Traylor,
Columbia.
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