The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 14, 1969, Page Page Four, Image 4
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COnW Groves, USC soph
was crowned 1969 National NN
Tex., last week. A secretariv
received a silver tea service
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Zeta Tau Alpha initiated 20
pledges during regular initiation,
March 1. New active members'
are: Beverly Burrows, Roanoke,
Va.; Cathy Coleman, Columbia;,
Shirley Cook, Prosperity; Elleni
Foster, Bethesda, 'Md.; Mlargie
Howell, Charleston; Lucy 1%verson,
Columbia; Cynthia Mtellard, North
Charleston; Nan Nease, Charles
ton, W. Va.; Trish Owen, Wins;ton
Salem, N. C.; Pam Reames, W. C.o-,
lumbia; Doda Roddey, Lancaster;
Anita Sandel, Beaufort; Libba'
Sloan, Greenville; Barbara Smith,,
W. Columbia; Beth Smith, Char
lotte, N. C.; Retta Stuckey, Sum
ter; Carolyn Traylor, Fayetteville,,
Ne-t' 'W IFC Offices 1Are
presdent Davd Wiliara, P
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staff Photo by Ralph Jarrolls
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omore from North Augusta,
'atermelon Queen in Houston,
I science major, Miss Groves
and 8250.
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N. C.; lary Turner, Spartanburg;
Kathy Watson, North Augusta;
and Sheryl Young, Columbia.
Newly elected officers of Zeta
Tau Alpha are: Debe Smith,
president; Ann Fehler, vice presi
dent; Kathy 1111ununisS, Iecording
secretary; Ann larrison, corres
ponding secrttary Hoop Robtiuck,
mo1Iebr-hpcaa;Al ary TurI
ner, trea(urer; I(-tty Lumpkin,
Panh1 1lle ic t-h1-gate; and11 Margo
AlI 'lan). .s, histoian.
Thirty-five men are Alpha Psi
Omega spring p l e d g e s : John
Faust, Greensboro, N. C.; Steve
Gillen, Charlotte, N. C.; Bubba
Fennwll, Grownwood; David May,
Grevnwo04d; Jqey Cathou, George
Staff Photo by Dick McMIlIan
Officers
ert Rosen, P~hi Delta Theta,
Kappa .AIlIu, ice p)reMsiet;
'ga, seretary ; and Pete' Me
arer (absent when picture
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tramural field. Greek games begin
there at 2 p.m.
In past years, chariot racing
has been the most popular sport.
Other activities included in the
celebration are relay races, wres
tling matches, a pyramid-building
contest and the Miss Aphrodite
Contest. The Georgia Prophets
will play during intermission.
Each year a panel of men and
women from the University com
munity judge the various fraterni
ties and sororities on their par
ticipation in the week's activities
in order to select a first place
winner. Points are awarded for
publicity, participation in the par
ade, design and appearance of
chariot, shields and togas, races
held during the Greek Games and
also for the wrestling matches.
Judging this year are Dr.
Charles W. Coolidge, professor of
history; Dr. Judith Joyner, USC
School of Education; and Dr.
Theodore B. Cole, professor of
biology.
The overall winner in last year's
competition was Phi Delta Theta.
Guest speakers for Greek Week
festivities throughout the week
have included: William S. Zerman,
executive director of Phi Gamma
Delta; Jack R. Hotaling, assistant
executive director of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; Mrs. Anne Marie Nix,
national collegiate field adviser
for Alpha Chi Omega; Jerry J.
Nix, administrative assistant of
the Lambda Chi Alpha national
headquarters; and Mrs. William E.
Helms, a Columbian, national
president of Zeta Tau Alpha.
Chairman for the 1969 activities
entitled "New Dimensions" is Phil
Truluck, a senior from Lake City.
Co-chairman is Debra Wright from
Walterboro. Dean Eugene Cooper
is adviser.
Truluck said Monday night that
"everything is going fine right
now. All we have to do is sit back
and wvatch everything unfold. . . .
This guy speaking at our banquet
is amazing. lie's only 38. lie's
really a tremendous person."
Ten sub-committees were set up
by the sponsoring organizat ions
to carry out the week's activities: I
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to an Olds than a coat of pair
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Carolina's annual Greek Week
concludes Saturday with a parade,
the traditional Greek games and
fraternity and sorority parties.
Today's activities include the
community service project and the
Greek Week Awards Banquet.
The 1969 community service
project is the March of Dimes, the
same as last year's project. Greeks
will collect money in Columbia this
afternoon from 2 to 5 in about 15
different locations. Proceeds will
go to the National Foundation
March of Dimes to help fight birth
defects. The community service
project last year raised over
$2,100, exceeding the goal of
$2,000.
Featured speaker at the Awards
Banquet tonight will be Allen
Kaufmann of Los Angeles, Calif.
Kaufmann is vice president of Lit
ton Industries. He has a definite
interest in the Greek Week pro
gram as he is a member of the
executive board of Chi Psi.
Awards will be presented to
night at the banquet to the Inter
Fraternity Council (IFC) Faculty/
Administrative Man-Woman of the
Year, Fraternity Man of the Year,
Sorority Woman of the Year, and
several other awards will be pre
senIted. Recently elected IFC and
Pan-Hellenic officers will be in
stalled.
Saturday's parade starts at 1
p.m. on the Horseshoe and pro
ceeds down Green Street to the in
lernities
)ants
town; Steve Cunningham, Colum
bia; Jack Finnegan, Newburgh,
N. Y.; David Carter, Walha!la;
Hal Stuckey, Stuckey; Len Ho
shall, Atlanta, Ga.; Dan Shine,
Latta; Da%id Lambert, Conway;
Larry Richardson, Conway; John
Matson, Tampa, Fla.; Mike Decuir,
Aklexandria, Va.; John Paysinger,
l1aldwin, N. Y.; John Young,
Scranton, Pa.; Jeff Campbell,
Great Falls; Larry MlcKeown,
Great Falls; Jimmy Woods, Green
ville; Raymond Roseberry, Green
ville; Robert Baker, Whitmire;
Mike Tyler, Orangeburg; James
lHalmkamp, Aliami, Fla.; Bill Ty
son, Florence; Bobby Kunes, Co
lunbia; David Weigard, Emmaus,
Pa.; Ron Stanton, Georgetown;
IHerman Birt, Barnwell; Steve
Baty, Greenville; Ronald Ashmore,
Greenville; Steve Roche, Fairfax,
Va.; Bill Eckley, Gaffney; Artie
Fagan, Cliffwood Beach, N. J.; and
T1had Burack, Bloomfield, Conn.
A student who worked in
a lab,
Said, "My hair looks ever
so drab!
To Vogue .Stylon I'll go
W here they pamper moe so.
Thlen the first guy I see,
I'll grab!"
?og~ue S fon3
Five Points-............256-8935
Forest Drive-.........782-5600
Berry's-on-Main..253-0234
o End
Games
Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Julie Ann
Lewis, Alpha Delta Pi; Booklet
Bob Lemond, Lambda Chi Alpha,
and Mary Dozier Lee, Alpha Delta
Pi; Publicity-Joe Hobson, Phi
Delta Theta, and Patricia Phillips,
Chi Omega; Games-Burt Rosen,
Phi Delta Theta, and Mary
Wheeler, Kappa Kappa Gamma;
Community Service Project-Tom
Chappell, Alpha Tau Omega, and
Tracy Timmons, Tri Delta; Speak
ers-David Williams, Pi Kappa
Alpha, and Pam Hutto, Zeta Tau
A 1 p h a ; Entertainment - Rob
Broaddus, Chi Psi, and Courtney
Drury, Kappa Delta; Tickets and
Sales-George Levkoff, Phi Epsi
lon Pi, and Ann Riddock, Delta
Zeta; P o s t e r s and Banners
Randy Capri, Phi Kappa Sigma,
and Beverly Neeley, Chi Omega;
and Banquet-Gary Kunkle, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, and Sarah Cain,
Kappa Delta.
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Staff Photo by Ralph Jarrolk
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frames. Bump- Stereo. Buckets. Sport wheels. What
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