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The Red and Black Society
TIIK I MVKKSITV OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1960
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Zodiac Picks ,
Zodiac, honorary organization I’
initiation for now members Tuead*
New member* lire Judy Ann Ap
pleton, Athens; Nancy Karen Hubs,
Athens; Catherine Joyce Itennett,
Washington; Edith Marie Floyd,
Bftxley; Bandra Jane Johnson, Co
lumbus; Suzanne J. Knight, Way-
cross; Janet J. MacIntyre, Gaines
ville; Jean W. McFarland, Avondale
Estate*; Sue Haley, Macon; Mary
Jenny Warllck, Cartersvllle; Dorothy
Louise Woo, Augusta, and Joan Zit-
selman, Athens.
Immediately following the initia
tion ceremony, new members elected
officers for the coming year. The
new officers are Junet MacIntyre,
president; Judy Appleton, vice presi
dent, and Joyce Dennett, secretary-
treasurer.
Founded In 1921, only one year
after coeds were admitted to the
University of Georgia, the group rec
ognizes excellence In scholarship.
Each year the 12 girls with high
est averages for their first three
years of college are chosen for mem
bership. Although active member
ship Includes only the senior year
In college, those elected remain In
active members of Zodiac for life.
Sew Members
ir junior women, held its formal
y, April 19, in Dawson Hall.
Activities of Zodiac Include serv
ing as hostesses for the annual Hon
ors Day banquet on May 18, and the
presentation of the Zodiac award to
the sophomore woman attaining the
highest average during her freshman
year.
Honorary Society Tabs
Bargeron New President
I’eggy Bargeron, Waynesboro, is
the newly-elected president of Phi
Upsilon Omlcron, honorury society
for home economics students.
Peggy Is a member of Phi Mu so
rority, Home Economics Club, and
Mortar Board.
Other officers elected were Sara
lloherson, Odum, vice president;
Jane Hanger, New York, N. Y., sec
retary, and Ann Cook, Forest Park,
treasurer.
New members who were selected
this quarter are the following: Bar
bara Lewis, Rome; Jolyn Chestaln,
Atlanta; Barbara Jones, Hull; Sha
ron Spleks, Decatur, and Betty Cor-
ry, Blloam. Theae girls were Initi
ated Into Phi Upsilon Omlcron Wed
nesday night, April 20, at Dawson
Hall.
Cieorgia Belle Corps
To Stage Kxhibitson
At Fort McPherson
University of Georgia Belle Corps
will give a drill exhibition Satur
day, May 7. at Fort McPherson.
Although the Belle Corps has
marched In several parades, this will
lie the first time the marching group
will lie participating in an exhibition
of this type.
Belle Corps is a relatively new
organization on the University cam
pus. The month of May marks Its
first anniversary. No definite plans
have yet been made for this event
because the group has been hard at
work drilling for the exhibition.
The organization Is sponsored by
the Pershing Rifles. Membership is
open to any Georgia coed Interested
in marching. Fall quarter Interviews
are held by present Belle Corps mem
bers for those girls interested In
joining the corps.
Officers of the drill group are the
following: Carol Archer, Atlanta,
president; Kay Chappell, Spartan
burg, S. C., vice president; Ann
Eulenfetd, St. Simons Island, treasu
rer; Ann Little, Athens, secretary,
and Shirley Craig, Nashville, Tenn.,
drill commander.
IFC Sponsored Greek Weekend
To Host Outstanding Entertainers
By LINDA CTLLOM
“Greek Week” is heintr sponsored this week by the Inter-fraternity
Council. The purpose of Greek Week is to bring about better “Greek”
relations and to exchange various idens among the fraternity repre
sentatives.
A series of dis
cussions were held
Tuesday and Wed
nesday for IFC
r e p r e sentatives.
Fraternity presi
dents, treasurers,
rush chairmen, and
social chairmen
met in individual
? groups to exchange
opinions and suggest new Ideas.
Today IFC sponsored a community
workday. Their purpose In sponsor
ing such a project was to clean up
and beautify various sections of the
campus and city.
Heading the agenda for Friday is
the IFC-Panhellenic Banquet for
members only. A blanket concert
featuring "The Brothers Four” will
be held at Stegeman Hall from 7
until 9 that night.
"The Brothers Four” have made
several popular records. Their latest,
which is In the Top Ten throughout
the country, Is “Green Fields.” In
dividual fraternity parties will be
held from 9 until midnight.
Saturday's festivities will begin
with a second blanket concert to be
held at the Amphitheater from 2
until 4 p.m. “The Four Mints” will
be guest vocalists for the occasion.
Greek Week will be climaxed with
the individual parties again Satur
day night from 9 until midnight.
Individual parties will be closed
to all “non-Greeks.” Tickets must
be shown to be admitted to all func
tions. Dress is informal.
Individual parties for this week
end are as follows:
FRIDAY
Sigma Alpha Epsilon-—“Torna
does”
Tau Epsilon Phi—Ray Stevens
and band
Delta Tau Delta—“The Royals”
Sigma Chi—“Fine Toppers”
Lambda Chi Alpha—“The Auburn
Knights”
Phi Delta Theta—“Serenaders”
Sigma PI—“Rhythmn Walkers”
SATURDAY
Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Kappa
Alpha—“Tiger Tones”
Tau Epsilon Phi, Phi Delta Theta
and Sigma Chi—"Tornadoes”
Alpha Epsilon Pi, Kappa Sigma,
Pi Kappa Alpha—Ted Taylor
Alpha Gamma Rho—"Seranaders”
Delta Tau Delta—record party
Lambda Chi Alpha—"The Auburn
Knights”
Sigma Pi—“Rhythmn Walkers”
Because of previous committments,
the Chi Phi’s will hold their closed
“Chakett Ball” this weekend also.
Friday night they will have an in
formal dance at the VFW and a
breakfast will follow.
Saturday night the Chi Phi sweet
heart for the coming year will be
announced. Roy Hamilton backed
by the Walt Cunningham band will
furnish the music for "Chakett.”
Women’s Glee Club
Plans Two Concerts
With Men’s Croups
University Women’s Glee Club is
now rehearsing for two joint con
certs with the Navy Supply Corps
School and the Georgia Tech Glee
Club.
The first with the Navy Supply
Corps School Is set for May 6, In
Pound Auditorium at the NSCS cam
pus. The two groups will do the
joint number. "Ezekiel Saw the
Wheel." and both clubs will do in
dividual selections.
The Georgia Tech Glee Club will
join the Women’s Glee Club at the
University of Georgia Chapel May
22, for their third annual joint con
cert. The selections and joint num
bers have not yet been chosen.
"Stabat Mater,” by G. B. Pergo-
lesl, was presented by the Women’s
Glee Club April 14 In the Univer
sity Chapel.
The “Stabat Mater" is an 18th
century setting of an ancient hymn
describing the sorrow of Mary, the
mother of Jesus, as she stood at the
foot of the Cross. Pergolesi com
pleted it only five days before he
died at the age of 26.
The Women’s Glee Club Is open
to all University women. Anyone
w’ishing to sing in the forthcoming
concerts may join the Glee Club by
contacting the director, John Ander
son, or the Glee Club president, Sara-
lyn Bone.
TAGs To Organize Tuesday
Any one who is interested in be
coming a Transfer Aid Guide for
next year Is Invited to attend an
organizational meeting Tuesday,
April 26. The meeting will begin at
4 p.m. at Dawson Hall.
Transfer Aid Guides, or TAGS,
was organized in 1957 through the
effort of WSGA and the Dean of
Women's office. The purpose is to
aid transfer students during orien
tation week and to help them be
come familiar with the school’s rules
and activities.