The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 20, 1946, Page Page Three, Image 3
Graduate,
By Mary Helen Shawhan
Hey gang, this column is sort of an initiation or me as
it's the first time I've written it but if you all wilt bear with
me, I think maybe I'll learn. In the meantime, it would cer
tainly be mighty fine if you all would put me in the know
as to what's going on around here as it's pretty impossible
for me to keep up with all you guys.and gals and your do
ings. I will appreciate the help people, and I hope you sur
* vive the ordeal that I'm going through. Well, here goes ...
There were many of those good old fraternity parties the
Saturday night of February 9th which incidentally was a
beautiful night.... Pi Kappa Phi's gave a party at the Tren
holm Road Golf Club, while Sigma Nu gave a wiener roast
at Shandon Park. The KA's party was at Toots Walker's
house.
The Kappa Sigs gave a Cabaret Ball the same night at
Sloan's Studio with music furnished by P. Vine and his Lit
tle Pods. A program was giving (luring intermission includ
ing a skit and songs by "The Voice" Sommers and Kermit
Albertson.
On this same eventful evening, there were three other
parties of interest. . . . The Beaux Arts held a party at
King's Lake, Wesley Foundation had a church party and
B-illel gave a formal dance.
Kappa Sigma gave a party at Doc Crawford's place last
Saturday night in honor of their departing seniors. The re
mark was made and I quote, "It sure waq wet out." It was
raining.
Many parties have been given for these girls who have
gone and gotten themselves engaged. The Y cabinet gave a
party for Joyce Hetzel who will leave us in April: . . . Ann
Boyle also gave a dinner party in her honor. Jane Campbell
Tri Delt, who will be a February bride, was the guest of
honor at Betty Ilendley's house and also Boots Clarke gave a
miscellaneous shower for her. Bobby Williams, Delta Zeta,
who will marry Jack isechtei, Phi Sig, February 20, was
entertained by Rukie Crawford; Vivian Chapman and Mar
get Smithy at Margaret Smithy's house February 13th, and
the Delta Zetas gave a party for Bobby and Carolyn Roof
- the 15h. Ci.ger Razor and Harriet Lee also gave Bobby an
informal party the preceeding Tuesday night.
Phyllis Karish has a simply beautiful diamond ring and
she's not the only one. Dotty Perkins, Pi Phi, acquired one
last Sunday night and Mart Smith, Sigma Chi, says he re
members it very well,
,New officers of Phi Epsilon are Herb Burwick. presi
dent; Al Sideman, vice-president; Myer Price, secretary;
Jerry Fein, treasurer; Don Rosen, historian. T v also had
a party for their graduating members at Shandon Park
Saturday night.
Phi Kappa Sig also elected their new members who are
Bill Graham, president; Conrad Richardson, vice-president;
Henry Salters, secretary; Tommy Eason, treasurer; Dave
Lakin, inductor, and Joe Roberts, sentinel. Three men were
initiated into the fraternity Sunday, February 10, and they
were Conrad Richardson, Joe Roberts, and Harvey Blake
e ney.
A. D). Pi's pledged Betty Lee Phillips of Barnwell. S. C.
They also had a dinner at the Market Restaurant Monday
night to celebrate the ingtallation of its new officers.
The IDelta Zeta's gave a hayride out at Sesqui in honor
of their newvly initiatedl members, Esther Irick and Mary
Frances McGill.
Flash ! ! Ulave youn notice Edna lIIill's p)erty new SA E pin
which was Joe Hammock's?
Riv'es Ward, Chi 0, was marriedl to Ensign TIhomas Ray
Kelly, now an alumi, who gradluatedl last ,June. They' were
mlarriedl Monday, February 11th. and we certainly do wish
them all kinds of happiness.
The Phi Kappa Sigs hav'e listed their news leaders as
D)avid Smith, ,Jr., president; Ernest Brady, Jr., 1st v'ice
p)residlent; Theodore Boone, Jr., 2nd vice-president. Saied
Ameen, secretary; Johnny Herin, treasurer; Ryan Abstance,
corresp)onding secretary ; Edward R. Teague, initiation
chairman; Theodore McEachern, house committee;,Albert
L4ott, house committee; Clarence McEachern, inter-frater
nity council representative. The following men were initiated
recently into the Skull and Bones: William Helms, Ryan
Abstance. Albert Lott, Theodore McEachern, .James Mc(;ee,
Emery Bunn, Graham Hendlley and Clarence McEachern.
Well, I'll close up shop for now but I'll b)e back again and
in the meantime I sure (10 wish you loads of luck on your
exams.
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Above are shown Buck Isom, G
ing line at the Navy Ball.
French Class
Entertained By
Mrs. Sweeney
Mrs. W. 0. Sweeney entertained
the members of her French 42 (Vyo
cabulary) (lass at her annual party
at her home. 2321 Wilmot avenue,
on Wednesday evening, February 13.
A buffet supper was served after
wh ich the members of the class en
tertained. Geoige Auld played De
buss.'. Clair do Lune and Josephine
Freeland 11g a selection by Franz.
Sidney Jones sang Over the Rain
how, then a tiio, composed of 'Jean
Turner, Ann Slephan and Cawol
Beckham sang a parody on "It
Can't Be Wrong" arranged by Toni
Child, and group singing followed.
Bonnoit Heads
Euphrosyneans
For Next Terim
At a meeting of the Euphiosy
nean literary society held Friday,
February 15. in Euphradian hall, at
5 p. n., the following officers were
elected to serve for the second se
mester.
The officers are as follows: presi
dent, Allen Bonnoit; vice-president.
Elise Ready: secretary. J a n e
Church: treasurer, Betty Boykin:
critic, Sarah Bull; censor, Margaret
Readdy; usher, Pauline Motter;
chaplain. Martha Parker.
The next meeting of the Euph
rosynean literary society will be
held March 8. at 5 p. mi., in F.u
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The g3amecock
iored
eorge Helow and Howard Halpin
Music Recital
Given Feb.12
By Students
Thirteen music students were pre
sented by Hugh Williamson, di
rector of the University of South
Carolina music department, in a re
cital February 12 at 8:30 P. M. in
the university chapel. It was the
last concert to be given during the
winter term.
Those who appeared on the pro
gram were Margaret Martin, Flor
enve McAhee. Mary Frances McGill.
Burton Wilils. Kermit Albertson.
vocalists; June Niegel. Ma-joiy
Goldfinch, Margaret Ellen Barker,
Elizabeth Teachey, Dolores Katz.
Margaret Martin. Virginia Newson,
Polly Brower, pianists; and Elise
Ready, organist. Accompanists were
Barbara Brasington, Betty Ann
Darby, and Polly Brower.
The program included such selec
tions as the Ilabanera from "Car
men", Romance by Sibelius, Sonata
No. I from Organ by Borowski, Dan
seuses de Delples by Debussy, and
Novehette in D Major by Schu
mann.
Rylrg Annuunces New
Council Members For
Baptist Student Union
The B. S. t'. at the University has
elected new members to its Council,
John Ryberg, president, has an
nounced. These are Kirk Smith.
first vice-president; James Picker
ing, secretary; Gene Sawyer, puh
licity chair'man; Bob Franklin, Col
legIan managing editor, and Ray
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Auxiliary Honors
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Faculty at Tea
The t'niversiyt Auxiliary enli
tained with a teception Frida\
nlight, F Rrua, R. from . to 10 in
Sims lobby. The jeception was given
in honor of the ntw niem beis of
the Univeisity faculty. All of the so
rority rooms in Sims college wer
thrown open for the occasion.
lostesses for the ecepition lerI
Dean Arney It. Childs, and Mis.
Gilah anid Mis. Davis. maitoo,
fo Simins.
The Au iha Is composed of
wives of facult\ imembets, and all
womlen satf memlies of the Vili
ve-iSiO, anld wives of staff memibers.
Marstfin, treasurer.
Plans ae being made for tle
"Symplhony" hanquel, which will be
held March 8 in one of the down
town hotels. On March 3 the Coun
cil will hold its regular semester
Planning Conference.
B. S. U. Devotions will conlinue
next semester. These periods are
held eveiy day in Davis college
from 1:45 to 2 p. m.
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Dance Held In
Dates Presenteo
Bringing to a close the soci;
Navy Commissioning Ball v%
February 15, from 9 until 1 it
was held in honor of the gradi
and V-12 units. Roy Neal ar
nished the music for the oct
the evening was just before ii
ing members presented their c
Norton Heads
U.S.C. Co-Eds
For Next Term
Elizabeth Norton was elected as
the new president of the Co-Ed
Association of the University of
South Carolina at a meeting in
Legare. Wednesdiay. at 5 P. m.
Other candidates for this office
were Sara Lee Brandon. Viiginia
Stranch, and Betty Moore.
The newly officers for the other
positions are Mina Siverman, vice
president: Doris Schurnucker, sec
retary; Betty Moore, treasurer:
Jean Badger, reporter; and Caro
line Pope, historian.
Only Co-Ed menibers who had
attended five or mmie meetings
were allowed tn'vote.
The officers will lie insitalb-d at
the next meeting which is to he
the second Wednesday in March
At this time a project for the new
semester will he discussed.
Cochran Is New
Leader of Bovs
Independents
The Boys Independents, a new or
ganization on the campus which
was granted a charter last month,
has elected its officers for the
spring term.
The officers are Charles Cochran,
president: Eugene Stipes. vice-pres
ident: John Cochran. secretary; Bob
Estes, treasurer: and Brad Hamer,
reporter.
Toni Culpepper is the retiring
president.
Friday night. Feb. S. the Inde
pendent Girls gave an informal
mannoAm*QtC u 'OMORROW 5s
DUtJKNOW YUR
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Ball
Naval Armory;
I Pin Favors
il life of this semester was the
hich was held Friday night,
i the Navy Armory. The dance
iating members of the NROTC
d his Carolina Cavaliers fur
:asion. The special feature of
itermission when the graduat
lates with pin favors.
Decorations for the dance w%ere in
the traditional Navy colors, Navy
blue and gold. U. S. naval flags,
replicas of the pin favors presented
the dates. hung from the ceiling.
Seniors and their dates passed over
a replica of a ship's bridge on the
dance floor during the grand march.
Cartoons centering around the win
ning of the gold braids of an ensign
were displayed in the windows.
In the receiving line were the
three senior students who were
chosen by their classmates as the
most outstanding members of the
graduating class, and their dates.
These were Buck Isom with Gret
chen Ga.den; Howard Halpin with
Elizaheth Stevenson, and George
lielow with Dot Edmunds.
The committee in chaige of the
dance consisted of Ed McMullen,
chairiman: Roy Bass, Tommy Cul
pepper, .1. E. Davis, John Farrell.
Ralph Feeruson, llarold Ilewell,
Jimmy Lyles, Jimmy Moise, and D.
I. Pringle.
Williams Elected
CCSC President
The Carolina Christian Service
lub of the University of South
Carolina held its regular meeting
last Friday night in Flinn Hall and
installed new officers for the next
senester.
They ae Dave Williams. presi
dent: Esther Irick, Carolyn Lucas,
lames Pickering. Bob Franklin,
and Sid Wise. vice presidents. Ludy
Mattin was elected secretary and
treasurer: Opal Eisenhower. pub
livity chairman and recording see
retr.: r.nd Alice llendrix. pianist.
dance in the field house. During
the evening a showcase full of val
uables was raffled.
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