The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 19, 1948, Page Page Five, Image 5
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THE MISSING TWO
Last week, we headed
and then pfeceeded to li
the Citadel Hop over ti
names of the other two
Julia Cox.
RUSH WEEK
That's the time when
more-rushees or chapt
gibles" for spring soroi
Levy, Edith Wald, Elair
Kat Gibson, Jane Lever
Beckham, Jean Bishop,
Anne Bunch, Martha (
Glofia Hall, Jean Harrii
Mildred Murphy, Jean
bara Pearce, Sarah Peel
Hazel Porter, Ellen Sc'
Strickland, Patsy Tayloj
Pat Wilson, Pat Young, I
"N. C."
Buss-a kiss
Rebuss-to kis
Pluribus-to ki
Syllabus-to ki
Blunderbuss-t,
Omnibus-to ki
Erebus-to kis:
INITIATES
Kappa Alpha's recen
Bob Dieter, Ted Neely, a
Delta Zeta's have add(
June Martin and Carolin
In the line of pledging
millan* and Dick Pinckne
More initiates-Pi 14
names to their active r
Hardwick, Troy Floyd at
the chapter enjoyed a s
ALUMS
The engagement of
Chi Jim Robinson was a
visited Pi Kappa Phi fr
Alum Dot Phasey is in
UN. She has been sched
with her work. Betty I
friends last weekend.
LITTLE BOY BLUE
Minific ant)
Approach a
The bovines
Whilst you
MORE ABOUT CUPID
Bob Clay, SAE, pinn
recently. Mary Ann Th
her marriage to Ned Mc<
who plans an April 3 im
rority sisters in the Chi
AND SO FORTH
Among the Sigma Chi
weekend to install Delta
their fraternity are: Tc
gar Nelson, Jim Dallas,
more. They will be gue:
banquet in the Hotel C
Beverly Mickle, ZTA,
ter to the model pledge
day.
Lambda Chi's will ol
with a banquet at Harn
ward at the Broad Riv<
Belinda Collum and A
Marian.Rodgers at her
DZ's Becky Burgdorf
party at Edisto Beach
enjoyed Folly Beach su
PiKA's will hold a Bo
'y also include a joint acd
held at the Market rest
SAE Bernard Mannin;
dectomy.
ANOTHER PLEA
Again, we urge all fra
to send in news for thi
Please encourage public
your name in print, remi
Phone 2.9250
Coil<
STEAKS - Cf
DINE A
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JEAN DAVIS
a paragraph, FOURTEEN TO GO,
st twelve girls who were to attend
ke weekend. Now, we give you- the
girls:* ADPi's Margaret Scheper and
no one knows who is rushing the
er members. The thirty-eight "eli
ity rushing are as follows: Gloria
ie Welbourne, Chovine Van Keuren,
, Kathleen Sims, Elsie Ailes, Jane
Carolyn Brown, Elizabeth Buechel,
3larke, Ann Cook, Barbara Croon,
i, Betty Horton, Helen Lee Moore,
Bailey, Charlotte Patterson, Bar
)les, Pat Berryman, Frances Plyler,
iofield, Dorothy Sligh, Gene Ann
-, Nat Thomas, Harriett Ann Way,
Viarcia Richards and Ruby Kitchens.
3 again
ss many times
ss a homely girl
:> kiss the wrong person
ss everybody
in the dark
tly initiated Bert Neal Anderson,
nd Bob Rodgers into the fraternity.
d Earlyne Mattox, Kathleen Brown,
a Bradham to their rank of actives.
-ATO's list the names of Lon Mc
y.
:appa Phi's recently added these
oll: Doc Lamb, Bob Dormer, Jack
d Bill Thomas. After the ceremony,
teak supper at Patrone's.
klums Marian Rodgers and Sigma
nnounced last Sunday. Cyrus Shealy
iends on campus last weekend. DZ
Columbia at present representing
uled for several speeches connected
3rown, DZ, dropped in on campus
iropod azul
nd trill your trumpet.
habitate the silo
resemble a crumpet.
ad "Deedy" Day, a Converse alum
rasher, ChiO, has set the date for
rain for June 5. Becky Melton, ChiO
edding, was given a shower by so
0 room on Tuesday.
's who will journey to Davidson this
i Lambda as a national chapter of
m Williamson, Charlie Gasque, Ed
John David Johnson and Billy Lati
its of the Davidson fraternity at a
biarlotte on Saturday.
received the cup given by the chap
during initiation ceremonies Mon
serve their Founder's day Monday
ey's Restaurant and a party after
er Country Club.
lum Rosemary Brown visited Alum
home in Kingstree last weekend.
and Bebe Sifford went on a house
last weekend, while Ruby Lee Hair
n.
wery Ball on April 10. Present plans
ive, pledge and alum supper to be
aurant on April 5.
g is now recuperating from an apen
ternities, sororities and social groups
s column to the Gamecock, box 80.
ity chairmen to aid us. If you want
amber, it is your obligation to tell us.
918 MaIn Street
egiat:e Inn
peckalising in
[ICKEN - SPAGHETTlI
ND DANCE IN THE
bIECOCK" ROOM
)E PATRONE
Propnetor
Phi
Sponsors and their dates for th
luring the dance at the Jefferson
vith the dance and a banquet. (Col
Coed Associatic
Barn Dance In
Co-ed association is sponsoring
t barn dance tomorrow night in
he field house from 8 to 12, with
)roceeds going to the CARE pro
rram for European relief. Tickets
nay be obtained from any Co-ed
nember, for $1 and 76c.
Co-ed meets every second and
Czechoslovakian
Studies Education
t University
Miraslav Polinova, a student
rom Volyne, Czechoslovakia, has
nor ouble with some of the
omplex English terms of his eco
iomics course than Jiggs has with
,Waggie's socialite friends, but
)ther than that is well pleased
vith the university and the Eng
lish language in general. Al
hough he has had only a year
and a half of English, Mirasiav
:an speak the language fluently
when technical terms are ex
cluded.
Polinova is enrolled to study
the educational system of the U.
S. Before he came to America,
his sister in Darlington was the
Dnly person in this area who could
speak the native tongue of Czecho
slavakia.
Miraslav attended the Com
mnercial College at Prague before
coming to this country and needed
inly two years to finish. He has
a permit to study hero for one
year but has already asked for an
extension.
Naturally, the young Czecho
slovakian finds South Carolina
quite different from his home.
When he left, the food situation
was still critical. Rationing was
still in force and points were re
quired to eat in a restaurant. The
Communist-controlled government'
did not accept the Marshall plan,
but Miraslav said he believed the
Czechoslovakian people wanted it.
Miraslav flew to America, ar
riving at Ellis Island January 30.
He spent four days in New York
before coming to South Carolina
by train.
TO
Help the people in the old
dimes, quarters and dolla~
Service Fund.
Lea's Go
Goal
GIVE ']
1-ne tramececa
Sigma Kappa Spons
4k.
e Phi Sigma Kappa formal wert
last Friday. The fraternity waF
llegiate Photographers photo by
in Sponsors
Field House
'ourth Wednesday of each month
it 5 p. m., in Euphradian hall
kll girls attending the university
ire eligible for membership ir
his service organization. The next
neeting will be Wednesday, and
ill girls interested in joining are
irged to attend.
Officers of Co-ed are: Betty
qood, president; Laura Speed, see
!retary; Anne Mood, treasurer
tnd Helen Lee Moore, vice-pres
lent.
Dutch Dinner Held
For Alumni Group
Nt Jefferson Hotel
Fifth Cirenit. of the carnIins
alumni association held a Dutcl
supper in the rathskeller of the
Jefferson Hotel yesterday at 6:34
p, m.
Members of the faculty an
alumni friends attended, and spe
cial addresses were gkecivn TI
cial addresses were given b:
President Smith and Dean Crow
Willis Cantey, vice-president o
the alumni association for tht
fifth circuit presided.
TEACHERS
WANTED
NEW GRIADS--public, private
schools. Without oxperience be
gin at $2,500 up. Annual In
creases to $3,500-$4t,500. More
for Masters. Pacific coast,
Florida, Michigan, others.
DOCTORS and MASTERS for
leading ('olleges and Unaiver
sities all fields and locations.
Highest salaries.
FREE ENROLLMENT
Give phone, photo and qualifi
cations.
CLINE
TEACHERS AG~ENCY
East Lansing, Michigan
THE
country by donating your
rs to the World Student
!?her T hai
Line!!
rODAY
ors
snapped just before intermission
i celebrating its 75th anniversary
"anning Harris.)
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Fraternity Elects
Williams President
Jack Williams of Dillon was
elected president of the Alpha
Epsilon Delta pre-medical fra
ternity at a recent meeting.
Other spring terni officers in
clude: Bill Fender of Conway,
vice-president; Arthur Walker of
Summerville, Tenn., secretary;
Hugh Coleman of Columbia, treas
urer; Lawrence Pollard of Co
lumbia, reporter, and Herbert
Lourie of St. George, historian.
Students elected to membership
include: Herbert Berger of Colum
bia, Rufus Cain of Little Rock,
Ark., Herbert Lourie of St.
George, David Pinosky of Charles
ton, Lawrence Pollard of Colum
bia, Alvin Snyder of Columbia,
Arthur Walker of Summerville,
and Granville Way of Ridgeville.
the aster A
goes y1o
r rith GI
she's sure tE
Love!
Accessories and Perfumes.
Cotillion Club
Is Wednesday
Frank Eppes, president of Co
tillion, has announced plans for
the Cotillion cabaret dance to be
held Wednesday.
The dance will be held in the
Alpha Tau Omega
Celebrates Founding
In Columbia Hotel
Alpha Phi chapter of Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity will hold its
annual Founder's Day banquet to
morrow night in the Columbia
hotel.
Alumni, actives, pledges and
the fraternity's guests will as
semble for the dinner at 7:30.
John W. Vann, chairman of the
high council, and Dick Johnson,
province IV chief, will be present
for the meeting.
Officers of Alpha Tau Omega
are: Jimmy Hooks, president;
Muldrow Mills, vice president,
and Russell Shaw, sceretary
treasurer.
Faculty-Student
Basketball Games
To Benefit WSSF
Tickets will go on sale after!
Easter holidays for a benefit
basketball game between faculty
and student teams to be played
April 1.
The game will pit the men's
intramural champions against a
team composed of male faculty
members, while junior class girls,
winners of the WAA sponsored
tournament, will play a female
faculty team.
Proceeds go to WSSF.
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Cabaret Dance
In Jefferson
Jefferson hotel from 9 to 1.
Woody Woodward and his orches
tra will furnish the music. Prof.
and Mrs. Christopher Fitzsim
mons and Prof. Furman Cannon
will chaperone.
Sponsors for the dance are:
Pat Young, for Frank Eppes,
president; Mary V. Taylor, for
Gettis Wood, vice president; Bet
ty Jean Livingston, for Ham
Jones, treasurer, and Betty Har
per, for George Hoover, dance
chairman.
Sociology Extension
Course Is Conducted
By Miss Salsberry
A sociology extension course,
"Theory and Practice in Case
Work", is being conducted in
Greenwood and Charleston by Miss
Pearl Salsberry, associate profes
sor in the university sociology de
partment.
The course carries three gradu
ate credits and members of the
Department of Public Welfare
help those taking the course to
qualify as senior visitors.
Cabani s
For
Smart
Clothes