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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1962
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BELLE CORPS MEMBERS ASSEMBLE FOR TUESDAY DRILL
Drill Teams Select New Members for Fall Quarter.
Angel Flight, Belle Corps
Announce New Members
Angel Flight and Belle Corj
t ion of new members for the
Flight chose 2(i girls while Be
hers.
Angel Flight Interviews were
held Oct. 16, with 125 girls at
tending the first sessions. Selec
tion from the applicants was
based on experience, activities
and personality.
Belle Corps applicants were
Interviewed Oct. 11, and 100
girls were Invited to attend a tea
Tuesday, Oct. 16, for further con
sideration.
The new members of Angel
Flight are Suzanne Blalock of
Cleveland, Ilevereux Cain of
Athens, Judy Cohn of Harrison,
N. Y„ Glnny Coleman of Macon,
Pam Crenshaw of Atlanta,
Sharon Dean of Athens. IMana
Deas of Atlanta, Kathy DeWltt
of Cornelia, Deanne Dobbs of
Atlanta. Jane Fite of Atlanta,
Susan Fowler of Atlanta, Bar
bara Gulllck of East Point, Shell
Hnrdmnn of Commerce. Dorothy
Ingraham of Daytona. Fla., Jane
Jenkins of Augusta. Sharon
Leonard of Decatur. Penny Mad-
ray of Josup, Donna Meyer of
Wlnterville. Diane Rodefleld of
College Park, Kaye Rollins of
Balnbrldge. Connie Ross of Dc-
entur. Rrendn Seagraves of Wtn-
tervllle, Barbara Storm of At
lanta. Ann Walker of Augusta,
Lynn Wisdom of Atlanta, and
Cheryl Welchel of Statesboro.
>s have completed their selec-
1962-63 school year. Angel
lie Corps added 36 new mem-
The new members of Belle
Corps are Sandra Adelle Camp
of Villa Rica, Eleanor Jane
Woods of College Park, Ruth
Davenport Steward of Decatur,
Anne Crews of Brunswick,
Carolyn Nolen of Jacksonville,
Fla., Beverly Myers of Atlanta,
Peggy Wood, a reserve member,
Cunnie Settle of Atlanta, Lynn
Walhaum of Miami, Fla., Cindy
Steigerwald of Huntsville, Ala.,
Suzanne Brown of Andalusia,
Ala., Teresa Annette Jones of
Bremen, Jane Daniel Dunham
of Augusta. Kati Myers of At
lanta, Martha Erdman of De
catur, Beth Atchison of New-
Berry, S. C., Libby Hargis of
Atlanta, Joanna Traylor of Ath
ens, Kathleen Page of Atlanta,
Karen Wine of Arlington, Va.,
Millie Mathews of Gainesville,
Sally Angel of Atlanta, Susan
Thurmond of Gainesville, Gail
Goldberg of Sylacauga, Ala.,
Judy Jones of Macon, Norma
Feldman of Atlanta, Pat Mero-
ney of Atlanta, Pat Zimmer
man of Atlanta, Melinda Fry of
Columbus, Carey Faulkner of
Kenilworth, 111., Marsha
Thweatt of Columbus, and
Donna Fudge of Colquitt.
Society in Brie}
THETA CHI held its annual
Carnation Ball Saturday night,
Oct. 20, at Memorial Hall
Ballroom. Miss Linda Den
mark of Savannah, Delta Zeta,
was crowned beauty sponsor
for the coming year. Members
of her court were Julie Sweat
of Jacksonville, Fla., Alpha
Chi Omega; Sandra Lemon of
Augusta, Alpha Chi Omega;
Nancy Thielman of Atlanta,
Alpha Delta Pi; and Ann
Hatcher of Macon, Pi Beta Phi.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI initi
ated four new members during
summer quarter. They are John
Barfield of Atlanta, Wayne
Cooper of Moultrie, Gene Ham
mond of Athens, and Bob
Carter of Athens.
ALPHA OMIORON PI lists
as its fall initiates Frances
Elmore of Savannah, Barbara
Hanna of Douglas, Sue Hayes
of Atlanta, Wanda Fair of Ma
rietta, and Joyce Worthen of
Athens.
ZETA TAU ALPHA held
initiation services for six new
members this quarter. Those
initiated were Pam Garrison of
Miami, Fla., Ethel Evans of
Atlanta, Peggy Shoemaker of
Atlanta, Larky Sims of Macon,
Patsy Sims of Atlanta, and
Jane Woods of Atlanta.
. Social Spin •
By JANE BRACEWELL
The time has finally come
for all the Homecoming fes
tivities. Friday night will start
the weekend off right with the
IFC dance at Stegeman Hall.
The Glenn Miller band will
provide music for dancing and
Peter, Paul, and Mary will ap
pear at 10 p.m.
Saturday night is the big
night for parties. The Y Camp
will be the scene of the Alpha
Gamma Rho party with the
music of the Four Winds.
The Chi Phis have an open
party at their house with the
Del Vikings singing group
backed up by the Untouchables,
and the Playboys will be at
Charlie Williams’ for the KA
party.
The Phi Delta and SAEs are
combining forces for a party
at Doster’s Roller Rink. The
band will be James Brown and
the Flames.
A Jam session is planned for
Friday afternoon at the TEP
house with the Tricks, and Sat
urday night the Five Fiestas
will be entertaining.
The Gaines School Recrea
tion Center is the location of
the Lambda Chi Alpha party
with Solomon Way and the
Four Steps of Rhythm, and
Maurice Williams and the
Zodiacs will be at the Sigma
Pi house.
The Delts, ATOs, Pi Kapps
and Phi Taus will be at their
homes for casual parties Sat
urday night.
The Sigma Nus have engaged
the Judge and the Jury for a
basement party, and the Kappa
Sigs have planned a party at
their house with the Note
Kings.
The Sigma Chis are having
a party at their house featur
ing the Icemen, and the Sigma
Chi Derby has been changed
to winter quarter when the
weekends need livening up a
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