The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 12, 1948, Page Page Five, Image 5
By JEAN DAVIS
ODE TO A WHEEL
- I also go to classes,
I met one., by the way,
But Pm a wheel
And haven't time
To meet one every day.
(Thanx to Magruder of the Tiger)
FOURTEEN TO GO
-to the Citadel hop tonight. There may be even mor
but here's our list: Betsy Moore, Nell Gilland, Tri Delt
Jan Fulmer, KD; Jessie Lewis, Tri Delt; "Dool" Coskre)
ChiO; Irene Herty, KD; "Snooky" Kirkland, Tri Delt; Carc
lyn Katz, AgPhi; Jean Sokel, Rita Dubro and Gussie Wise
burg.
PARTIES
Last Friday night, several Carolina boys and girls plu
some Columbia College additions held a weiner roast of thei
own. They were: Ernest Williams and Margie Faucett; "Q
Metts and Jane Lever; Carl Caughman and Dot Bullard
Arthur Griffin and Beverly Sloan; Charlie Shealy, Pi,Kapp
Sig, and Libby Danner; and Betty Rose and Ben Summei
sett.
- The KA's were entertained last Wednesday night wit
a party at Heise's cabin by the pledges. Phi Eps held a bar
quet at the country club one night last weekend in honor c
their visiting grand executive secretary, Paul Spiwack. Pf
Kappa Sig's are planning a party for tomorrow night. Sig
ma Chi's also plan to merry-make. Saturday night at Sei
qui. ADPi's held A~campus drop-in, Sunday night.
TAKE-OFF
"Did you hear that one of the boys in Preston. had take
chloroform and died ?"
"Yes, some of these new courses are really getting tough.
OFFICERS
Newly-elected KA officers are: Harvey Shaw, presideni
Spruce McCain, vice-president; Bert Knight, secretary; Me
Segars, German Club representative, and Don Campbel
I.F.C. representative.
Phi Kappa Sig pledge officers are: Whit Griffin, pres
dent; Ernest Williams, vice-president; Tommy Camp, secr4
tary-treasurer; and Ralph Barrett, sergeant at arms.
Offiera nf VWVA Pleted Wednesday are: Claire Parle
president; Kathleen Brown, vice-president; Mary McQueej
secretary; and Olive Long, treasurer.
Fletcher Monts has been elected. athletic representative c
Phi Sigma Kappa.
INITIATION
ZTA's will iniftiate the following girls Monday night: Mar
Jane Walker, Nora Ann Oeland, Beverly Mickle, Jeant
Turner, Colleen Morris, Ruth _Newell and Sara Hughe:
Afterwards actives and new initiates will hold a banquet i
the Jefferson Hotel. A silver cup will be presented to tl
model pledge.
Chi O's plan to initiate 10 girls March 21 and 22: An
Bass, Carolyn Busbee, Martha Cunningham, Allie Fay Fi
lingim, Charlotte Hanna, Joye Van Keuren, Flora McLeo<
Mabel Pace, "Ish" Thomas and Mary Byrd Viehmeyer.
CO-ED AND Y
The Co-ed Association has been making big plans ft
their barn dance scheduled to come off March 20. Squai
dancing plus shags and waltzes are "on the bill". Tickel
are now being sold by Co-ed members.
The "Y" skating party ~held from 3 to 5 p. m. last Fr
day was pronounced a success by all who came-so muc
so that the "Y" has decided to make it a regular occurrenc
A small fee will be charged in the future, but it's worth ti
fun. Ask Sam McKittrick, president of Sophomore "'i
who stayed on the floor? half of the -time!
MARBLES
-- When Spring comes, you never can account for everythir1
that happens. The SAE's were seen-on one of the sunr
days-playing marbles in front of their tenement.
-RINGS AND THINGS
Arnold Autler, Jerry Tucker, Phi Ep; D)ave Weiner,]
Lambda Phi; .Jean Goldmith, Delta Tau; Carolyn Kat
.AEPhi; and "T" Banner, Delta Tau journeyed up to Cha
lotte, 19. C., recently for the wvedding of Morris Kin
former Carolina student. The engagement of Earlyne Ma
tox, DZ, and Frank Shuler, Phi Kappa Sig was announce
Sunday. Henry Kearse, Kappa Sig, is pinned to Virgin:
, Dukes o'f Orangeburg. Sigma Chi Frank Roddy's engag
ment to Ophelia Taylor was announced Wednesday.
AND SO FORTH
There is talk around the KA house of having the fr
ternity's Province Convention in Columbia some time du
ing April.
& Jean Simpson, KD, visited at Winthrop last weekend.
'Phi Ep Pi's Don Chait, now enrolled at Duke, visits
friends on campus last weekend.
Phi Kappa Sig's recently welcomed Theo Boone. back1
Carolina.
Pi Kappa Phi's took the DZ's to breakfast and chur(
last Sunday.
'Chi 0's held their coffee hour Sunday night.
Anna Mae Warshaw, Delta Tau, went to the Universil
of Georgia last Friday for a Tau Ep Pi party.
Carolyn Isbell, KD; Jean Lumpkin, Tri Delt; and Trud
Leonard, KD, attended the Medical Ball at' Charleston Iai
weekend.
Ann Porcher Zeigler, Tri Delt, plans to leave for the Cler
son Block "C" Ball tonight.
Sigma Chi's Ed Williams, Jack Parrish, John David Joh:
son, "Frog" Green and Plowden Nelson spent the weeker
before last in Atlanta at a fraternity convention.
Sol
r
Pictured above are the four
nament Friday and Saturday in
lumbia for Clemson; Miss Beth
f Sorority Rush
Sunday With I
Sorority rush week-will be he
March 14 through 20, accordii
to an announcement by Fvel:
Preston, president of Pan Heller
n council.
No girl will be admitted to ru
week with an average below I
on 12 semester hours. Rushees w
be divided into two groups. The
gi'bups were posted on the bullel
board in Sims dormitory Wednc
C day. Girls will consult this list
obtain the schedules for routi
parties.
- Mrs. Childs will meet wi
rushees today at 5 p. m., in i
chapel. All rushees will attend t
meeting.
No men will be used for rus
1 ing purposes, and rushees will r
converse with men during t]
f period. There will be no conv4
sation between sorority girls a
rushees unless there are two
rorities represented. There will
no visiting in sorority rooms
Y cept for scheduled parties, and
e spending the night in rooms of
r. rority girls.
Lt Scheduled routine parties al
Sunday, March 14-5 to 5:30
m., Group I-Pi Phi, Group I1
A D Pi; 5:30 to 6 p. m., Group
n -Pi Phi, Group I-A D Pi.
1- Monday, March 15-5 to 5:
, p. m., Group I-Chi Omega, Gro
Library .Is Presente
Powers Marble Busi
rOf Former Presideni
e Marble busts of Mr. and M
:s W. C. Preston by Hiram Powi
have been placed in the Caroli:
i- ana library. The bust of Prest<
h former president of the universi
belongs to the library, while tI
of Mrs. Preston is on indefin
loan from James Q. Davis of Di
ham, N. C., who secured them fr<
the Smithsonian Institute in 19
Preston, former U. S. Senat
and first graduate of the Sot
Carolina college to become pre
dent of the college, was inst1
mental in sending Powers to fi
ther his study of sculpture
Italy.
Powvers was born in Vermo
jand early became interested
Z sculpture. He made busts of Clh
Justice Marshall, Andrew Jacks,
John C. Calhoun, Daniel Websi
e, and many others.
t- Works of Powers to be fou
d in Columbia include: A marl
a mantle in the Hampton Presi
home on Blanding Street, as w
as. a fountain in the garden; t
pieces of statuary in the home
Dr. and Mrs. R.. L. Gibbes, a
the two busts in the Carolinia
r- library which are mounted on V<
r. mont marble pedestals given
Mr's. J. C. Thorne of Columbia
Enjoy
Wilson Owens'
h ,Delicious Ice
Cream at your
Canteen.
Enjoy.
lWilson Owens'
Delicious Punch
At Your Parties
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1005 MAIN ST.
ithern Conference Boxi
iniversity co-eds who sponsored the fc
the field house. Left to right: Miss V
Fillingim of Columbia for the universil
Week Begihs
Routine Parties
Id I--Tri Delta; 5:30 to 6 p. m.,
ig Group II-Chi Omega, Group I
fn Tri Delta."
lic Tuesday, March 16-5 to 5:30
p. m., Group I-Zeta Tau Alpha,
3h Group II-Delta Zeta; 5:30 to 6
;.0 1. m., Group II-Zeta Tau Alpha,
ill Group I-Delta Zeta.
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in Wednesday, March 17-5 to 5:30
p. m., Group I-Kappa Delta; 5:30
to to 6 p. m., Group II-Kappa Delta.
ne Preferential parties will- be held
Thursday, March 18, from 7 to 9
th p. m., and Friday from- 7 to 9
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Fuller Elected ADPI
Leader; Five New
Members Initiated
Becky Fuller, Florence, is the
newly elected president of Caro
lina's Beta Epsilon chapter of Al
pha Delta Pi sorority. Sara Jane
Benson of Columbia is vice-presi
dent.
Other officers are: Betty Jean
Parrish, Dillon, recording secre
tary; Marion Withington, Colum
hia, corresponding secretary; Pat
Lewis, Jacksonville, Fla., rush
chairman; Winifred Gaines, Green
wood, assistant rush chairman;
Betty Jean McLean, Columbia, so
cial chairman; Irene Sanders,
Fri1enlce, treasurer; Margaret
Scheper, Beaufort, guard; Patsy
Riley, Columbia, chaplain.
New members of ADPi initiated
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s fighting in the conference tour.
Citadel; Miss Lynn hook of co.
for Maryland.
Nix Art Collection
Now Being Shown
[n Campus Library
An exhibit of paintings secure(t
>y Francis.-; Greene Nix, directoi
>f the Montgonery Museum oI
pine Arts, is now being shown ir
4cKissick library.
The paintings represent the
vorks of Kelly Fitzpatrick, Evw
yle Wilkinson, Kate Melville
rack Turner, Eloise Hawkins, Na
han Glick, Arthur Forrester, Irn
MIatthews Stegall, Elizabeth Met
-alf, Louise Jordan Hemenway
Irlean Warnett Moore, and Don
ld L. Morton.
ast week are: Betty McCown
Patsy Riley, Marion Withington
Winifred Gaines, and Betty Jeat
McLean.
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Library Guest
Book Records
3,000 Visitors
Three thousand visitors regis
tered in the McKissick library
guest book during the period June
2, 1941-Feb. 17, 1948.' The book,
ion display in room 200, shows the
names and addresses of visitors
from 42 states and seven foreign
countries.
The states represented include
South Carolina, Virginia, Pennsyl
vania, Illinois, Georgia, New York,
North Carolina, Florida, Tennes
see, Louisiana, Alabama, Texas,
New Jersey, Missouri, Connecti
cut, Wisconsin, South Dakota,
Minnesota, Maryland, Kentucky,
aid Michigan.
Also, Nebraska, Colorado, Wash
lington, Mississippi, Massachusetts,
Idaho, Oklahoma, Rhode Island,
Montana, California, New Mexico,
New llampshiir, West Virginia,
Iowa. Arizona. Oregon, Ohio, Wy
oMing, Delawaire, Indiana, Kansas
and Utah.
The foreign nations listed are
I'gypt, Eqador, Eiigland, China,
xico, and Cana.da.
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