Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cannon Fodder By TINA CANNON Give an athlete an inch and he'll- take a foot, but let him take it, who wants athiete's foot? Which only serves to remind us, that we know a joke about a tooth, but it's too rotten to pull puch . . . Oh what a week-end last week! it was wunnerful, though. And we always say-it's a great life if you don't week end . . . We hasten to point out, in passing, that while every man has his wife, only the ice man has his pick. OFFICERS Kappa Delta sorority has elected its officers for next year. They are: President, Dodie Brown; Vice-President, Mildred Salmon; Secretary, Bet ty Faulconer; Treasurer, Virginia Bracey; Assistant Treasurer, Frances Griffin; Editor, Tina Cannon; Pan-Hellenic Representative, Mary Louise Goudelock; and Rush Captain, Frances Randall . . . New officers of the Independents were installed Monday. They are: President, Virginia Cope land; Vice-President, Sybil Ingram; Corresponding Secretary, Leone Strick land; Recording Secretary, Josephine Zula; Treasurer, Louise Pendergast; and Reporter, Alice Hogarth. FAST STORY . . . Ruth rode on my motorcycle On a seat in back of me; I took a bump at sixty And rode on Ruthlessly. PARTIES . . . The KA's are throwing one next Tuesday night. It's to be at the sand pits and will be very informal ... The Kappa Sigs are planning a party for next week sometime . . The Kappa Deltas entertained for Betty Wertz Wednesday in the chapter room. Betty is being married tomorrow night to Lieutenant Marion Beacham. She was pre.sented. a silver tray with the letters K D engraved on it . . . ATO fraternity pitched a party Tuesday night. Members and their dates frolicked at Lake Murray . . . KSK had-its annual banquet last night in the Crystal room of the Columbia Hotel. TO THE POINT . . . Doug Jennings, as he presents a box of candy: "Sweets to the sweet." Marie Montague: "Gee, thanks.. Havc some nuts." DOINGS... The KA's are busily engaged in a clean-up campaign this week. They're tidying the yard, planting grass, cleaning the interior of the frat house, and even washing windows so they can see who's passing by . . . Peggy Newton is sponsor this week-end at Citadel for the Senior Hop and dress parade . . . Others going down for the dances include Clark McCants, Dan Hollis, Betty Brady, Betty Marshall, Grace Gayden, and Milwee Gold schmidt ... Alva Coggeshall is at P. C. this week-end . . . Tommy Truluck asS% "W .f T ! ~,u Charlie Baber is traveling to Gaffney . . . Harold McCord, Charlie Dukes, and Rut Osborne spent last week-end in Orangeburg . . . Bernice Tucker visited in Kingstree . . . The Sigma Nu's are this week kissing Hal Sul livan and Bill Trowbridge goodbye . . . They're leaving to join the Naval Air Corps . . . In honor of the new initiates, Blue Key will give its annual banquet and dance next Wednesday night in the ballroom of the Wade Hampton Hotel. The principal speaker for the banquet will be former Senator James H. 'Hammond of Columbia . . . Jack Hendley, USMC, and John Spigner, US army were visitors on the campus last week . . . To morrow at 4:30 Ann Dixon and Jack Mercer will be married in the First Presbyterian church. The groomsmen, all of the Savannah Air Base, will fly up in formation for the wedding . . . Dr. Freeman Hart, National Ex ecutive Secretary of Pi K A fraternity was a visitor to the local chapter this week. WORDS OF WISDOM ... Youth is careless, Youth is callow, -Burn your candle But save the tallow. -a gem from the warped brain of Mr. Robert E. Quinn (Eds. Note-Cannon always quotes Quinn, he's the managing editor even if his poems do stink.) (Mgr. Eds. Note-They do not.) (Soc. Eds. Note--They do, too.) (Eds. Note-Staff elections next week.) MARIAN ELIZABETH BEAUTY SALON a 4 , Open Nights By Appointmentgi 1 724 Pickens St. Phone 2-3414 Records - Records ' 4 POPULAR - CLASSICAL Large Stock - Listening Booths B RADFORD Radio Service E "We Make 'Em Talk" PHONE 8131 Radio and Phonograph Repairs BETTER LIGHT . Look Your Best BETTER SIGHT FOR YOUR NE South Carolina137.I Electric & Gas Co. Sponsol M,~ Above are the sponsors for the runior-Senior dance tonight. Upper eft, reading clockwise, Miss Grace Rogers, Miss Millie Zimmerman, Wiss Lil Boulware, Miss Virginia opeland, Miss Alice Gliminski, mnd Miss Tina Cannon. Pi Phi's Give ~oundersDay BanquetTues The Pi Beta Phi Founders' Day Panquet on Tuesday, April 28 will nark its 75th anniversary. This an ual affair will be held at seven I'clock in the crystal room of the olumbia Hotel. The banquet committee is composed f Miss Mary Lees Graham, chair nan; Mrs. Hugh Sanders (Ray )verton), and Mrs. Earl Kindig. All lumnae in Columbia or anywhere in ;outh Carolina are invited to attend. Newly elected -f;erc nf tho- Alum ae Club are: President, Miss Mary 'ree; vice-president, Miss Adelaide Ihilson; secretary, Miss Maxine carborough; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Vardlaw (Jane Williamson); cor esponding secretary, M1s. Ficicher Vatson (Adair Aiken) ; Aavisory oard, Mrs. William Moye, III, Mrs. prank Wardlaw, Miss Jane Cox, 4rs. Hugh Sanders, and Miss Mary ree. The active chapter officers are: ~resident, Harriet Williamson; vice resident, Doris Nash; corresponding ecretary, Ada Newton; recording ecretary, Mary Wylie Conniffee; reasurer, Marianne Marscher ; pledge upervisor, Mary Faye Nininger. At All Times XT OUTFIT Street ,s For Junior-Senior Dance ~jx: 4 k . . ~ . I W-1 1608.... M ai Stee Cou b . . . FOMIS YORVCAON GAYDEN SPECTOPATOR B~~B OWN, Y" 1608 ~ ~ ~ Mai StetClmba.C FOR OURVACTIO NEDSCLF Featuring: MISS CAROLYN GAYDEN Carolina May Queen Who Chooses Juniors Hono At Ball In Gyi Patriotic Theme Carrie( Spann's Bond To Play CO-EDS ELECT CHEERLEADERS "Garnet and black, garnet and black" rang out from a small room ] in Legare college, Tuesday afternoon. The Co-ed association, looking for ward to the 1942 football season, was holding the annual tryouts for co-ed I cheerleaders. The cheering died down and the i girls voted. Katherine Edgerton and i Elizabeth Brady were elected. Jane i Brooks Marshall was chosen as al ternate. The association voted $50.00 to be used to publish the co-ed handbook. The Co-ed council will choose a co- - editor and co-business manager to collaborate with James Hill, editor, and William Jones, business and cir- z culation manager, in putting out the I book. Emily Wolfe was appointed chair- I man of committee to help plan the c May Queen coronation ceremonies. I Jane Brooks Marshall was made chai-man of a defense committee to a obtain student pledges for war bonds I and stamps. EillM&SAXON-4 O iwirl x i.n Mhe soc Remei READY-TO-WEAR - SH MISS CAROLYN GAYDEN was cl of lovely and beautiful Carolina years May Festival, one of the school season. You too, can be a queen in yo your shoe wardrobe from literally of every description from the Jac >hipper S ii Street r Seniors n Tonight I Out In Decorations; As Students Dance The University of South Carolina ;eniors will be guests of the Junior lass at the annual, gala Junior-Sen or dance Friday night in the gym. iveryone will dance to the music of 3uster Spanin from nine till one. During the evening there will be a pecial junior-senior figure, a special enior no-break, and three other no oreaks. For the occasion the gymnasium vill be patriotically decorated in red, vhite, and blue. Members of the fac ilty have been asked to chaperon. Assessments can be paid at the loor. The price for underclassmen vill be $1.00 plus 10 cents tax. -Mary King Chosen (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Also: Margaret Jones, Joyce Het el, Lavinia Lyles, Catherine Malone, letty Marshall, Frances Newsome, 4arie Montague, Peggy Newton, 4orma Niggel, Priss Privette, Willo ene Rion, Grace Rogers, Marion Wilder, Elizabeth Steadman. From the sororities represented, even girls were A D Pi's, six were )elta Delta Delta, seven were K D's ud two Pi Phi's. U L LU M o ur Es ial Whirl it nber OES - ACCESSORIES Ioe rmaoghnrd coed torinovrti ousodigeetso<h ur ow[ iht yseetn hudrdsofgogeu stle qulie ho