The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 09, 1945, Page Page Three, Image 3
CO-E D T O
"16 INCHES"
By Martha Halliwanger
NEW AT THE TYPEWRITER ...
Welcome back to Carolina for another season of school and
here's wishing for all of you students a most successful and
happy semester. After deep consideration, and, I assure you,
with the cooperative spirit of all the Gamecock staff, we have
made the grave decision of moving "The' Corner" to "Six
teen Inches" (of space). With most of the girls back there
shouldn't be such a dull time of it for all these uniforms that
so recently made their appearance on the campus. And now
* I can settle down to the 'ole typewriter and go in search of
a little gossip-after all, aren't we here for an education?
By the way, the Post Office just informed me that I have
sole ownership of BOX 716 . .. so, please make use of it!
MEN, MEN, MEN...
The new semester has brought many new transfers to the
fraternities here. . . . To mention some of them-PiKA has
welcomed into their chapter Jim Mortell, Charles Lehman,
Joe Jennings, Allen Whitley, Tom Holderfield, and Jack
Krebs. . . . The weekend wouldn't be a weekend without a
party, so PiKAers are planning a bang-up party at Sesqui
for Nov. 10.
To the rescue are Allen Eisenberg, Al Sideman, and Herb
, Barwick, who are to assist Harold Bornstein, the newly elect
ed president of Phi Ep Pi.... David Gordin is a Pi Ep pledge.
The blanket-and-dance-party at Senator Hammond's is
the big attraction for all concerned on Nov. 10. . . . The "Wel
come Mat" is at the KA door to welcome Jack Blasigame,
James Stokes, Hubert Holmes, Ed Humphrey, and Pete
Jones, transfers from Millsaps College.... The KA tea dance
was a big success. . . . Tootsie Walker will be host to the KA
party this weekend. . . . Phi Kappa Eigma is starting the
semester off with a bang and the bang is a party Friday
night.... Three new members are Ryan Abstance, Graham
!endley. and .oe Askew. . 1..aimbda ('hi welcomed six new
brothers from Millsaps at a Stag Drop-In Sun(ay. . .. They
are Jack Worley, Albert Lovata, Clifton Anderson, J. D.
* Wax, Dave Llewellyn, and Gus Lunsford. . . . The end of
sumniier senester rush season added the nanies of "Bunny"
Hayden, Ray Clark, Bill Proveaux and Keith Edwvards to the
'pledge class of Lambda Chi. . . . Sam Barrett is the new
leader of Pi KPhi this semester and helping will be Paul
Weiler, George Brier, Charlie Sanders, Ed Phelps, Ted Me
tier, and Tom Fowler. .. . Bill Link is a transfer from Fur
man, and Harry Corontes, George Bailey, Bill Murray, and
Alfred Fisher were the last pledges added to the Pi Kapps.
. . . The feature for the weekend is a party at the Legion
Hut. . . . SAE's ha'e welcomed Ed Hotz, Ed Brown, Pat
Boles, and Richard Thorton into their brotherhood. . .. Sig
ma Chi's are planning a round of parties in the near future
which will cover a multitude of activities to please all.
Phi Sigma Kappa's are planning a drop-in this Sat. evening
for all actives, pledges, and their dates at Brother Wilbunn's
home in Columbia. . . . Kappa Sigs were entertained at Mar
ion Whaley's. former Kappa Sig, now a returned veteran,
with a party last Saturday night.... Zan Heyward, Ens. and
former Sigma Nu was around the campus for the weekend.
. . . Their party was called off because of the rain. . . . lap
Butler is leaving to enter into civilian life.
T HOSE BE LLS AR E RINGING .. .
Wedding bells are ringing for Betty Salmon, KD. and Bob
Buck, Ens, and former Pi K( Phi . . . the wedlding will take
place Friday evening in the First Presbyterian Church. . ..
Also, Jeanette liolley, one time ZTA president is now Mrs.
Ed Boucher..Ed was a member of the White Cross Order,
andl is now an Ensign in the Navy. Saturday night marked
the wedding of D)ottie Gayden, Chi 0, to L,ieut. Miller.
WITH THE GIRLS ON THE CAMPUS...
A nd 0our goodl friend Toni Simpson was back for a short
visit with her D)ee Zee sisters over the weekend. . . . Ann
Riordan, C'hi 0. is back at Carolina for another semester of
work. . . . Mina Silver'man is the Dean of AePhi and assisting
a her are Elaine Hoch. Amy Block, and Sue Greenspan....
The A EPhi's are giving a dIrop-in in Sims Lobby, Nov. 18
from 4 to 6 in honor of its installation on the U'SC campus
last ,Jun e.. .. All members of' student body, faculty, and bus
iness staff are cordially invited to attend. . . . Glad to see
Djit Allen, Pi Phi, back in school this term. . . . The ZTA's are
all excited ove: that beautifuil ring that Carolyn HIitt is sport
ing these dlays.. . . Tri l)elta is having initiation night, come
Monday. . . . Ann .Jenkins and Eleanor McC'all gave Betty
Salmon a dlrop-ini in the EDI room Tuesday from 5 to 6....
Nancy Randall's e'ngagemnent to Ens, Il[enry Priestler, KA.
has been announced. . . . Welcome to Ann Dabs, a D)ee Zee
tr'ansfer from the (College of C'harleston . . . and celebrating
F'ounder's D)ay last Monday at the ,Jefferson were the Dee
Zees.
The clock is slowly ticking away the minutes . . . then the
* hours . . . so I'll have to p)ut away the typewriter, and I do
hope I haven't (done too badly this week as your new colum
nit.. .Solong for this time. See you soon.
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Commissioning at Car
olina brought on both
gold braid and rings! Up
per left, Ens. and Mrs.
"Knobby" Walsh. Upper
right, Ens. and Mrs. Hus
ton Crowe. Lower left,
Ens. and Mrs. "Chuck"
Hardin.
FraternityRushing
Returns to
Pre-War System
At the last meeting of the semes
let the Inter-Fraternity Council set
up the rushing rules for this sea
son. The ptirpose behind the new
rules is to ettirn the rush season
to the same program that was fol
lowed before the exigencies of war
created a new system.
ITnder the new program, each
fraternity will be alilowedl to hold
three rush parties before mid
semester. These parties may take
any form desired by the respective
groups. At the time officially set
for nidc-semester each fraternity
will submit bids for the rushees
that it desires to pledge to Mr.
Garrett. After receiving these hids,
he will (call al meeting fot all of
the rusheen and they will make
heir choice known. Mr. Garrett
will then inform the ft aternit ies
and they will pledge those who
have accepted their bids.
Part of this progirm was incor
porated in the rules for rush sea
son last semester. The bids were
handled as provided for in the new
ruiles.
Mluch t he same program ean ied
out hefote t he war forced the fra
ternities to use a different system
becautse of the scarcity' of time for
the Naval trainees.
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Lazar Announces
YWCA Cabinet
For Fall Term
At a YWCA cabinet neti ng
Tuesday night in Flinn Hall, thc
m*emhers for Ile fall term were
announced by Pitsident, Ethel La
?ar.
Several chanlges wre made il
last semester's cabinet resulting ir
in the following: President, Ethe
Lazar; vice president. Margatet
Matt ison : secretnary, RuthI Craw
ford; and treasurer, Est her Gre.g.
orie.
New commit tee chairmneui are
Freshman advisor, Eleanor McCall:
Sophomore advisor. Ris es Wat d
Deputations, Patty Malcolm: Socin
work. .Jean Turner; Socials. Barbare
Brasington; Devotions. Edna Hil
Hlaynes; Campus service, Viiginis
Stranch; Girl Reserves, Janet
Bloom; Y News Letter. Jteunt
Good; Publicity, Bobby Witllianms
and .Jane Greer Bell; Public af.
fair's, l.iz Norton: Vespers. Bet .,
Knowles: lhapp.v Ilouar, Lit lnair
Inter-Faith. Amy Block: and Cmon
lina C'hristian Service Clun. Cario
lina Chonte.
Trwo of these commIt tees, publit
affairs and depuatat ions, not act ive
since t he wvar, have heen revis ed.
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trend towN:atd radio-journalism, has
Instituted th eh new courses in the
EngIi sh dit-p I Imet, taUghlt. by
thiev plofessionlal radio meII.
Bill Bockm':11n. Inanager of Inadio
tatioll WCO.S. is :tructing In a
coursf on Ratdio Advoiltising, while
Mackie Qua pl,ograml d1lectot of
WNIX. is teaching Radio Announe
ing and Script Writing. Ray Fu r,
jiotgr tam di rec tot of W iS. is t 'atch
itg a cours iS n tathe gen eta! back
rount td of tadto.
e s( lr-HUl n a \ t i h I ieq ii st of
Dr. Ba hrok, head of the Engtish
depat nwmnt . show Cartolina's eager
ness In provide its students with
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Ten. 20, Pi KA I
Winners In
Banner Contest
Tenement 20 and Pi Kappa All,na
Pied for the first prize in the Kappa
1igma Kappa banner contest. Each
DfI the two winners will receive the
first prize award of $10.
lie contest was sponsored by
Kappa Sigma Kappa and the
Boosters' Club furnished the money
awarded to the winners.
Many hanner displays and the
like appeared all over the campus
in answer to the challenge Issued
by the contest committee. The Pi
Kappa Alpha display consisted of
a guilloline dripping with brilliant
red hlood from none other than the
Clenson Tiger. The panorama jan
from the Gamecock dragging the
unlucky Tiger to the scaffold
through the gory execution and
down to the flower draped casket.
The Tenement 20 banner consisted
of those three nefarious characters,
Hitler. Mussolini, and IHirohito
plus the fourth memher of their
ranks, the Clemson Tiger. All of
the first three were depicted as in
the last throes of their tortuous ca
reer and the Clemson Tiger well
on his way in joining them-with
the caption on the bottom of "Three
down-and one to go."
Delta Zeta's
Honor Founders
At Banquet
The Delta Zeta active chapter
alumnae held tliei annual Found
ers' Day banqiet alonday evening
at 7:10 o'clock In the Colonial Foom
of Ilotel Jefferson. ApproxinatelN
70 aluinae, "activ.." and pledges
assembled to honor wnew the six
women who founded the national
sisterhood of Delta Zeta.
In the Iraditional candlelighl
ceremoney Bobbie Williams. Phyllis
Hatfield, Becky M\1ab ry, Vivian
Chapman, Frances Simpson, and
Virginia Raysor paid tribute to the
six founders. Alfa Lloyd, Mary Col
lins, Anna Keen, Julia Bishop,
Mabelle Minion and Anne Simmons.
Delta Zeta was founded at Miami
t'niveisity, Oxfoi d. Ohio on Octo
het 24. 1902. This year marks it's
43rd birthday (of the sorority.
Deputations
Coniitee Revised
In Y Cabinets
Ths is the first semester since
the w\ar started that the University
of South Caiolina has had an ac
Itie deputations committee. This
commiittor- is headed hv rep:esent
atives from both YNICA and YWCA
cnhinets and is composed of Caro
lhne students.
The0erod madec by the 1'niver
'ity Deputat ons Teams in 19411 was
outstanding ini that it visited fou:r
colleges and 28 high schools in this
statec, and the attendance reached
over fourg thousand. Material used
by t he team was determined by the
need of the part iculat school, and
emphasized peesonal prayer.
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lepresentative
lo Be Present
The Co-Ed Association will spon.
or a style show at their first
neeting of the year next Wednes
lay, November 14, for the purpose
I introducing the new women stu
lents of the University to Co-Ed.
Models for the style show will be
me member of each of the sorori
ies on the campus, one girl from
he Independents, and one non
orority girl. Clothes from Lisbeth
Volfe store will be featured.
The fashion show will begin at 5
clock and the Alpha Delta P1 and
ai Leta Phi sorority rooms in Sims
lormitory will be opened for the
)ccasion.
Coeds modeling the latest fall
lashions and accessories will be
F'iances Smith, non - sorority;
gretchen Gayden, Chi Omega;
leanne Early, Kappa Delta; Bar
r>ara Brown, Pi Beta Phi; "Jinx''
3iles. Alpha Delta Pi; Jane Camp
mell, Delia Delta Delta; Becky Ma
bry. Delta Zeta; "Pinky" Bartlett,
Zeta Tau Alpha: Phyllis Karesh,
Alpha Epsilon Phi; and Mickey
Black, Independent.
In addition to the style show,
two representatives of Lisbeth
Wolfe. Mrs. A. H. Wannamaker and
Miss The) Smith, will give talks
on the use of cosmetics and per
rumes.
Freshman Week
Features Sadie
Hawkins' Dance
Freshman Week began Tuesday
night. October 30. with an "open
house" in Flinn 1lall given by the
old freshmen. Refreshments of
punch and crackers were served.
The pool rooms downstairs were
open for all to use. and upstairs
ping-pong tables were kept busy.
The dance floor was crowded by
dancers as well as "on-lookers."
Friday night, November 2, again
the old freshmen acted as host and
had a Sadie Hawkins Day dance.
The entire student body was in
vited and many were on hand to
welcome the new students. Alford
Roseht:rg won the prize for the best
iresed boy of the day.
AXG gave a paiama part.v for all
I he new gitl st u dens of Carolina
Monday night, November 5, in
MaN, and F eshman Week was
ended with the Loyalty Circle In
Wade 11an,pton dormitory, Wednes
lay night.
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