The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 17, 1943, Page Page Three, Image 3
acro3 he CAMPUS
By FRANCES PADGETT
* Football . ..
is here ! Judging by the crowd at the P. C.-Fort Jackson game Saturday
iight, evercotie is mote thasi ready for the sca on to start. He the way
P. C. overthenied the arms boys. Hill Hoyd, swho was editor of the P. C.
paper last year, w%as "on hand" to cher for his old sclool. Even though
the gatte was one-'ided. all present had a wonderful time. I)otted through
out the stands were small groups of the youttger generation who took great
pleasure in shioting and waving to everyone who came in. whether they
knew them or not. We nominate for the greatest baseball pitcher in 1953
. . the hoy s ho sells ice cream at the gaines. lie really does get plenty
ot tramnimg by thr(sing ice eream to custoters on the hack rows of the
stands. low he does it sc'll never know. I)u you guess he takes vitamin
pills?
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* Blue Key .
honorary fraternity will have a banquet and dance for members tonight at
the Jefferson Hotel . . . We have heard it rumored that the German Club
will have a dance sometime around the first of October with a big name
band.
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* S. A. E. ..
enitertained with a drp-in at their fraternity room Saturday night . . . Pi
} appa Phi will have a party and dance for nembers and dates tomorrow
riight at the \Woinan's Club. The occasion will honor new actives, O'Neal
Bennett, Bfib Righy, John Hunch, and Doug Jones.
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* Around And About .. .
Tri-Delt Betty Marshall left Sunday for New York City. She is planning
to study of New York University . . . Sarah Flinn will also leave for the big
city in about two weeks. Sarah is going to take Journalism work at Co
lumbia University . . . Craig Carmichael, Isobel McConts, Frances Griffin,
and Jane Brooks Marshall attended a Kappa Delta conference at Tuscaloosa,
Alabama lost weekend . . . Nora Walsh, Inez Moroll, and Margie Black
went to Beaufort . . . Helen Pride Craig went to Saluda . . . Rut Osborne
and David Fraser went to Spartanburg by way of Saluda . . . umm.
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* K.A....
pledges elected officer, at a recent meeting. They are: I.uke L.affitte, presi
dent ; Jimmy Pulliat, vice-president. and David Fraser, secretary-treasurer.
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* Try This Sometime .. .
One day Billy Rose was approached by a man who wanted a job in his new
show.
"What can you do?" Rose asked.
"I can dive head first from a 500-foot ladder into e barrel of sawdust*
said the man.
"I'd like to see you do that," said the showman.
The man performed the stunt.
"You're hired," Rose told him excitedly. "I'll pay you $250 a week."
"Oh, no," said the man.
"Why not?" asked Rose.
"You see," replied the man, "that was the first time that I ever did the
trick and I don't like it!" - Cornet.
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* Good News .. .
There will he an open air dance tonieht in front of the library.
Didn't we tell you that this was going to happen often? . . . The Naval
ROTC boys have been inted khaki to wear on the weekends . . . have
you noticed their new caps?.. . ui:plrnsynean literary soriety entertained
1\ednedoay afternoon for all the new girls. . . T Ronster ('hth had a meet
ing in the chapel Tucsdayu ighlt. .t's all pii!l hard for this oiganitzation.
It really does somec fine wo rk in .andliing bhlind our. frootball ueanm . . . Did
you heatr abiout the new hiride elect of %. T. A.? . . . VMN andi \NV meniher,
eti used anther ioint Ilucon last Fridas . . '[lie annnal is at long last
'Out' School, e,peri.ly Sinms, was:u quieter tl:an it hta been in a long time.
Es eryonte wats deeply imerestedl iniI loing at somueone else's annutual. ( otn
g rat uibuion s to .11lis (ane anm d /uil I.uk. 11 elen is mnarr ied nio w . . . do yon
blame the lucky man? \\e wo uild also hike to givse orchtids to in a Caninion
for takinug oser the respon,~ihity i.f the ainnual after Art Roberts left...
Bobby I .uimpk in was here last we ekendu to see Simru ill . . . l\eitt I lairis wta
itiit iatedl several we ek s ag' int the l\ap~pa Alp1ha pin colleet ing s isterhuood
. . . The cheterleaders 1ha e started practicing. T hue havse ses eral niew yell
and one that is especiallyh gt d ont. "O( ur team is red hot." Jiust wait uintil
you see it. Dwssight IIlolder is head cheuerleadter.
* A Real Problem ...
A man brought his troubles to the radio Good Will Hour. "Mr. Anthony,"
he began, "my best friend ran away with my wife. They've been gone a
month . . . and, Mr. Anthony, I miss him!"--Wolter Winchell.
* In Reference To The AboYe...
I nmight add that if at any timeu you come to a 'itunation at bad as thIiis. oi
even worse. coniering tiur love' life. conme ini persoin or write a persotnal
let ter to Tllh ( G N A M EO lK and wse w ill lhe glad to adis e.
Carence Lrazeft
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Euphros Entertains
New Girls At Tea
Mrs. Childs Gives Talk
On Old Columbia Papers
Members of the Euphrosynean I.it
crntry Society entertained a m bmher
of freshnten atnd transfer sttudents at
a tea Wednesday a fternoon. All girls
interested in joining the society were
invited to attend. The tea and the
meeting which preceded it were held
in Fiphradian Ilall.
I lighlight of the meeting, which
was open to those invited to the tea
as well as the regular timenibers, was
a talk by Dean Arney R. Childs, on
Columbia newspapers of fifty years
ago. She made a hnorous comment
on the fashions and morals of that
day as reflected in the news.
Mary Ilope Turner was in charge
of arrangements for the tea. Elira
beth Madison, president of Euphrosy
nean, presided at the meeting.
.Membership in the society is based
on grades in English. Any girl with
a B-average in English is eligible to
he voted into the society. Mid
selester grades are used in inviting
new members.
MusicHas Charm
For Carolina Coed
By LIR EVANS
"What does a pilot think of when
le's up there in the sky " These are
lyrics familiar to the occupants of
third floor Sims. They indicate that
one of the sw%eethearts of Uncle Sam's
Air Corps residing on that floor has
Jost received a "sugar report" from
that man lving a P-47 in North
A frica. 1 his particular co ed has
burried home with the ttnopei ed let
te: to throw herself on the hed and
get in the proper tood to enjiy fully
its tender messages by turning on
her pick-up.
If the letter happens 1O be 'Jydily
sweet and the potential prospect asks
her to wait for him. the puts on next.
"Wait For Me Mary" or "Yon'll
Never Know." Rut if this Casanova
mentions enioying Iife with the local
talent and visions of beautiful native
girls wearing veils flit through her
iead, she becomes piiiosophical about
the matter and plays, "I'm gonna buy
a paper doll I can call my own."
You see, the music heard in a girls
dorm is a fair barometer of the girls
moods. Take a look at any co-ed's
collection of records. I lere's an old
favorite-"'Time Was." This is to
he played on rainy afternoons when
a girl falls to remini<cing of long
1orgottet atfairs back in high scho1
d s. Fromn thii. you might go toi
o'ther old( favo'rites '-tich as "Star
Du)t. "N\ig ht and Da)." and "Smto ke
Get in Your l*ieq."' Ry this titme
Out wtill be reading old let ters: andt
ntIt. how silently. a tear or two
will dr op from yilo ur ch eek. Thiis is
the ippro'pria te titme tol play "C an't
toe (tit of Thlis NhId.
Bitt thlen ' 0ou cotme acr. 4 t hat let -
ter that made you so fitrIiou ti wen
ott anid Hohl broke tup anid to forget
the whlet thing you turn to s'ime
ilng Nilama" or "In N y .rmll." S 'on
lhe ent)ire hail is ii'. your roomtl oni
Ihearing thI ese atid every one is j itt er
hulggitng to emtrettI hog ie-woii'gie
faviritt- as "I'amnteen 11 once."I that
old statnd' Iy "la the NIood," or
Thieni therec are tho-c hbeamiiful
nights when the mnoowihghit comes
st reaming ini '''or winOdO\t andh ' og
feel so all alone w ithoutt 'im "
Sleepy l.agoon" ailnd "oiihght
.\liood" will h el p oiu to feecl imore
deeply youtr romnant ic lonehiine-.
And1t jutst to rouout1 a good0( col -
lectio'tn anid prove you ir v~ersautilig
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Above are the girls who will sponsor for
quet and dance tonight. They are: Hai
president; Eleanor Barwick for Buddy Peni
for Othniel Wienges, chairman of the bangi
for Johnny Williams, secretary and treos.
Girls Give A(
Lovelorn Cal
"I.ife is real, life is earnest"-evecn
a cab driver knows that ... One Co
Iiumbia cabb in particular was hav
ing his troubles TIues,lay afternootn.
When three ('arin,1a co eds got into
his taxi to go hack to Sinz one of
then wa htimming the swe t strains
!of "Put Your Arms Around Me,
Iloney" as she thought of her far
orite soldier, three thousand miles
away.
A solemn voice broke into her
warblings.
"I lost my girl last night," the
driver volunteered.
At a los as to how to console bi'
dc"ected spirit, Co-ed Niunler I wo
olieredr:
"Ilardi luck<'"1 The voice ir im the
front 'eat comnu ted. iti ownter c'utli
nug the St(eering nhLel ticte' a- lht
t u t 'i te tough lot that i- a ',
"I calledl her up h;,-t nigti uhen
g*t re.al to go out *:1 my r--. I%
uihd I kni w lie'd take myv httie >ke
euio.iit , put in birea).Itcly
"\ a lid 'ou ,ay to lier
"\\i ell,- N ua, ~ upatthl n, bh rd.
iand ,hke aked mie w.here WI w>.ui
told herii I wa, \\o to C i her .
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the Officers of Blue Key at their ban
net Hope Schuler for Robert McNoir,
iell, Jr., vice-president, iabei McConts
tct committee, and Virginia Ann Buckner
arer.
ivice To
> Driver
'he sloutda known I was on-l kid
lne
'I he snng-tress of paragraph one
gt'd hlin in with:
\\I-re %..t talkine tn yu- honAv
"Sure, to her. hut she thought I
nieilt tie s t h1 a tld opi,iati'r.
I'hat's len she got mad. I could
eli she s as burned up by the sound
ii her voice. The operator told her
ve were only kidding, and that aie
,av ol en-ugh to have a son in the
i m., but it 1ut nide Stgar ma,Ycr.
-he h'ure up on rue.
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Players Present
"Candlelight" A t
Jackson Sunday
""andiei;ht." a light comerlv byc
P. G. Wodehruse. wil be presented
by the I niversity Pla 1 rs at (-rt
.l ;,(on Sunday. Sept. 1r>. under the
dih tir.n of Profit'sor M. G. C i -
pher.on.
The cast has been announcerd a,
il w : Ma rth a Inodge., a .\1a"i:
hatherinc Jennings a= (om16e: Bill
Rt n,burger as _i',ef: B"e\crly learl
a; L.,rd( Runlcy : Neil 0 1). Bn:tmlan
I Lord \\ int1 : .:ra (attrillc
(ner as ( nntr ? \\ inter. and Ste
.\alard as the uchautrnr.
Nrt \\'cdne.dav ln g .; the play wiil
be presented at Dra t-ln !;!n for the
pIblC. The piot ni the e'-uidv con
cerns the advent,lre5 of .1osc t. Loi d
Rumlley's butler. 1hen lhe p-es as
his ma,tcr. Rf nantir in:rrrt ri,ce
w\hen \1arie. a ma'l. di-l i.es her'elf
a, Cmnnie, .n-rd rll. mi .:gl of
lr,\e." l_rlmpl'(at'1i, a t:,r w\lhen the
ma,ter and mitre ( return. and -in
in the fuitn by po,irx a' the two scrv
ants.
Wave Recruiter
Talks To Soph Y
The dt:e= e,f ' me: ir the \'a\e
was the tlbject of a taik iv Ynai
third class C)rpha N\. I .p1e at th<
Spihoml-re i mertme T,eda\
afternonn. \en;, tih'ri ,la 4an
Ii,ken attendld t;e m ln 't:: witi t her.
--hs in1b1 \\:!rr! n e.'I c - f 1 r! ex.
i1m11,h', tn 'g a 3 ,11:nmunu11tatilIn
1. nad n' b.a: : a!In. Teit
h.. i iir m ' , f.r a1e "et pt e i: c in
the \\~ayes are c.. ent ph secal con
l.it .,,d appcarance, and either
artntl experilncc in a busine's or
proe ?on, or a very good record in
Hypots Initiate
Six New Members
Intltati o 1f.ew M iie r tu k
place at the me" t:g i i.\ patian Liter
ary S,"iety \\edn y a ternooi.
The i'itiace arc: 'islan Chapman,
.\erial Black. Ann }!arell. Bobhh
\\lliams, Morita Chti.:tes and Sara
Ihiglac.
Aiter the me!:: an informal pa-ty
wcas held. l. ia: Pmk r . nc,prc-n:.
pr' :ded at t '"t r 'e . rl"ce
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Starts
SUNDAY q
onight
ncts Three
embers
Tonight the Jefferson Hotel will be
the scene of the Blue Key's banquet
and card dance, which w%ill begin at
8:30. The affair will be formal.
I fighlight of the banquet will be an
addres by Lt. C. M. McCurry, ex
ccutive officer of the Naval V-12 unit
at the iversity. Gnests of honor
wcill hre iec honorary initiates: Capt.
R. C. Ncedhan, com mandant of the
\.i a 'I raining l'nit at USC, Lt. Me
( trtv, and Chief Specialist Arthur
i-uricer. Eight new student members
will a!: he honored.
lhe undergrac'ute initiates are
)tlined \\ienges. Hill McNillian, Ce
cil (a iipbell, Iarvey Atwill, Jimmy
P;l -: r, ;:l! \\'ard. Bill Ostendor!f,
and Tommy jiogram.
sposiors for the officers of Blue
K-y are: I Iarr:et lope Schtler for
Rob MleNair, pre ident : Eleanor Bar
wwuk f,,r Ruddy Pennell, vice-presi
cient ; 1'abel M1cCants for Othniel
\\ienge", cha!-man of the banquet
nmmittee. and \'irginia Ann Buckner
ifrt hinnv \\,lhams. secretary and
Bine I sc a nati,nal honorary
ser\ce iri,termltty s hose members are
sein becau.e of their usefulness on
tc campu,, their character, and their
potent,alitie as leaders. It promotes
i:ues on the campus, and until
;i:s ear pbli:hed a student directory
(hairman Othniel Wienges stated
tihat ma: i alumni members of the
lraternity are expected to attend.
AKG To Meet
On Tuesday
Betty Berry. presidem; of the Caro
lina chapter of Alpha Kappa Gamma.
ha' announced that the regular bi
monthly meeting of the honorary
sirnrity wiil be held Tuesday, Sep
tember 22. at 7:00 in Mrs. Childs'
room in Sims College.
All members are urged by Miss
Berry to attend, as important business
will be discussed at that time.
Sophomore Y Has
Party Saturday
The sophomore YW and YMCA
had a party at the home of Mr. and
I rs. R. G. Bell last Saturday night.
Many menher: attended.
The party was a hamburger roast,
and ::r co .ming quantities of
hamburgers and popcorn. the guests
told gho stories and sang.
To be e gbe for menmbershl:ip in
0:e e irco: mt have mvade
a "R ' in n h at mid-emester.
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