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Carolma's Organizat Programs, Delta Delta Delta recently in itiated 17 women: Debbie Alm quist, Heidleburg, Ger.; Anne Blythe, Greenville; Sally Brown, Columbia; Susan Carrison, Rem bert; Jane Rush Davenport, Green ville; Martie Gibbs, Columbia; Sally Green, Columbia; Liza Ed munds, Charleston; Karel Kunze, Springfield, Va.; Lefaye Moore, Annandale, Va.; Julie Royall, Mt. Pleasant; Ginger Gregg, Florence; Lucy Sanders, Hagood; Toby Sea brook, Columbia; Marion Spruill, Cheraw; Laura Lee Wilson, Co lumbia; and Claudia Young, Flor ence. Delta Delta Delta held its an nual shoeshine Thursday. Sorority members shined shoes for 25 cents. The money raised will be used for the Margaret Ash Scholarship which is given annually to a fe male student on campus. Several women were recently in itiated into Delta Zeta: Jan Ban ister, Iva; Donna Durant, Conway; Carol Foxworth, Conway; Carol Hancock, Charleston; Kathie Horl acher, Columbia; Betsy Mickey, Greenwood; Mildred Moore, Co lumbia; Carol Parkman, Saluda; Jeannine Smith, Columbia. Delta Zeta's "Best Pledge" award went to Jan Banister. Gin ger Buchholz was chosen "Best tA Ted Marsh displayed his i Alpha Phi Omega "Love-In Murray. Molly's Blooi "I love leather all suede that he wears that I ne how it kept me so warm that n and wed driven and driven a through my Revlon lashes the tie together to hide the moon s my hair was blowing crazy: wrinkled leather seat and wat< everything was so good and be all like this inside me so I told him and smiled and looked slowly he dug it he likes my though my real lashes weren't these un-phoney Revlon ey< could put on because they're r do anything just remember to so natural I guess Revlon real he knows I'm wearing them 1 and can he ever go on about s< tonight when he came by an, thetic this campus is and I lat didn't like it much but then hi how I had gotten locked out slip on and how it must have 1i the way when I crawled in th: both really laughed and then lashes stop he asked me stop moved next to him and put rr that I would be close enough~ stop and I moved closer and ] and I ordered the cheeseburge Better: The Campus Shol Social tons Give , Awards Big Sister." Carol Hancock re ceived the scholarship award and the scrapbook award. Other a w a r d s were: Carol Foxworth, "Most Points"; Kathie Horlacher, "Most Dependable"; and Penny Koon, "Most Congenial." Newly elected officers of Delta Zeta are: Terri Hutson, president; Connie Santago, pledge trainer; Julie Spann, rush chairman; Mari lyn Pigott, correspondence secre tary; Carol Foxworth, recording secretary; Gail Brown, treasurer; and Carliss Hancock, historian. Alpha Phi Omega is continuing its escort service for USC women. The service was initiated last semester as a pledge class project, and it is continuing through the efforts of the actives. Any coed wishing to make use of the escort service should call 777-5252, the Alpha Phi Omega of fice. The project is in effect Sun day through Thursday, 6-11 p.m. The members of Delta Mu are giving a "Minor Instruments" re cital Monday at McMaster Col lege at 6 p.m. All participants are music majors and are performing on instruments that are not in their major field of study. The recital is an annual event of the Delta Mu chapter of Delta Omi cron International Music Sorority. ty Plus chizophrenic qualities at the 'Saturday night at Lake lng Iris kinds of it that buttery soft vcr could resist touching and ght when he had the top down nd I saw the sky so fantastic slivers of clouds kept trying to hine I didn't even care the way just slumped lower into the hed how he controlled the car autiful I wished I could keep it him how I felt I just turned to up raising my Revlon lashes eyes more now I know even had but now I've been wearing lashes that anyone even me eady to wear you don't have to take them off because they feel y knows about eyes because if e never says anything about it mething when he wants to like I was ranting about how apa ghed at his seriousness and he laughed and I told him about rf the apartment with just my >oked to those old maids across ough the window and then we I asked him with my Revlon now and I said stop here and I y arm around his shoulders so o put my head on his shoulder said stop here and he stopped rs to go." ~top in at p (In Russell House) Reahes quick! LAVALIERED Mary Sullivan (Chi Omega) to Jim Warwick (Sigme Nu); Jeanne Robertson to Johnny Williamson (Sigma Nu); Anita Stonecipher (Chi Omega) to Robert Wertz (Sigma Nu) ; Lynn Anglen to Jim Creech (Phi Delta Theta); Mary Stuart Player to Tim Tackett (Sigma Epsilon); Sue Hines to Gary Brandt (Sigma Epsilon); Karen DeMauro to Richie Fritz (Sigma Epsilon); Callie Hartzog (Delta Delta Delta) to Jim Crowley (Phi Kappa Sigma); and Brenda Shealy (Delta Zeta) to Mike Curry (Pi Kappa Alpha). PINNED Judy Thomas (Delta Delta Delta) to Furman Alewine (Kappa Epsilon Nu, Clemson); Sabie Moorer (Delta Delta Delta) to George Simmons (Kappa Alpha); Diane Tiller tc Mike Sander (Sigma Epsilon); Marie Nauful to George Vargha (Sigma Epsilon); and Lynda Horne (Chi Omega) to Bobby Adrian (Kappa Alpha, Sewannee). ENGAGED Susan Horne to Mike Owens (UNC); Lu Moss (Chi Omega) to Tommy Holmes; Cecilia Baker (Chi Omega) to David McKenzie; Sue Cyr (Lambda Chi Crescent Girl) to Bill Amick (Lambda Chi); Arianna Sims to Dave Wilson (Phi Delta Theta); Laura Crawford to Scott Gruunsell (Phi Delta Theta); Joanne Oettinger to Marion Reed (Phi Delta Theta); Bobbie Newman to Jerry Davis (Phi Delta Theta); Sherry Lenhart to Rocky Sponseller (Phi Delta Theta); Lucy Lee Lalley (Delta Delta Delta) to Joe Latchum (Pi Kappa Alpha); Ann Blythe (Delta Delta Delta) to Gus Ellis (Sigma Alpha Epsilon); Ann Walker (Delta Delta Delta) to Tom Milliken (Kappa Alpha); Lucy Sanders (Delta Delta Delta) to Bunt Wilson (Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Wofford); Nancy Cosgrove (Delta Delta Delta) to Dickey Jones (Kappa Alpha); Patsy Craig (Delta Delta Delta) to Whit Moore (Kappa Alpha); Toby Seabrook (Delta Delta Delta) to Billy Meetze (Sigma Chi); Lee Friar (Delta Delta Delta) to David Gravely (Sigma Nu, Presbyterian College); Anne Campbell (Delta Zeta) to Ronny Smith (Alpha Phi Omega); and Penny Koon (Delta Zeta) to Tom Flash (USC Law School). MARRIED Betsy Brooks (Delta Delta Delta) to George Geer; Julia Seabrook (Delta Delta Delta) to Woody Moore (Sigma Nu, Clemson); and Sharon Quigley to Pete Kennedy (Phi Delta Theta). Scooter Suit Tunic Over Shrs With - Ric-Roc Trim - - Brown/White Or Ribbon Edged Cotton Dot - Red/White Blue/White 3/4-13/4 $22.00 Waves Windy Sun-Drenched Lethe Like Beach For The Leming Like Rush fSrtttms V/ovyer' Delight 'The Cup, Social Ev By SHERRY SHEALY Social Affairs Editor The 37th annual meeting of the Carolina Cup begins Saturday at 2 p.m. in Camden. The event, which is held on the Springdale Course, is sanctioned by the National Hunt and Steeple chase Association and the United Hunt Association. Often called the biggest social event in the two Carolinas, the meeting is the second or third spring competition for many of the nation's finest thoroughbreds. The afternoon of steeplechase and flat racing is highlighted by a three-mile race over timber on one of the world's most outstanding steeplechase courses. VALUABLE TROPHY According to a brochure pre pared by a Camden bank, the Carolina Cup is "reported to be intrinsically the most valuable in American racing. "An exquisite example of Queen Anne silver, the Cup was fash ioned in Ireland in 1702. The cup is a perpetual trophy, the winner of each year's race receiving a replica. shift lit Ota sol-sopi fee.Slty to.Al-otr *ie nsa1i Carolma ent, Is Sal "The story of the Carolina Cup began in an exhibition of silver and art objects conducted by Knoedlers, world famous art dealer, in London early in 1930. One of the spectators to see and admire the Cup at the exhibition was Harry D. Kirkover, who with Ernest Woodward helped estab lish the famed Carolina Cup Race. "A few months later, after his return to the United States, Kirk over saw the Cup again in New York in a chest of old silver newly arrived from England. NEW ADMIRER "The Cup found another admirer when Mr. Woodward, himself a collector of old silver, viewed the contents of the chest. Without knowledge that the Cup had ever been seen by his friend Kirkover, Woodward purchased the Cup ex pressly for the purpose it now serves. "The Cup was dedicated to Thomas Hitchcock of Aiken, who was considered the dean of Ameri can steeplechase horse breeders. "A transcending influence in the life of the race has been Mrs. Marion DuPont Scott of Mont pelier, Va., and Camden. An out le pant stpstr g ret wl 7-in,[ sis pits.}etelti /les ine e s- l') I' ./ s Leading ,urday standing product of her training track and stables in Camden was 'Battleship,' the only American owned and bred horse to win the famed Grand National at Aintree, England." Mrs. Scott is chairman of the 1969 Carolina Cup Committee. Nearly 30,000 persons attend the annual event. Grant Helps USC Nuclear Program The Department of Physics and Astronomy has received a $3,600 grant from the Atomic Energy Commission for purchase of equip. ment for the department's program in nuclear physics. The grant is on a matching basis for the acquisition of equipment for teaching in nuclear technology as applied to physical sciences, life sciences or engineering. Prof. C. W. Darden III is di. recting the project. TN S In anfl spring Deim-lii.ooks. mihi)r olee