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MORE HOUSEPARTIES
.ADPi's Minnie Holmes i
houseparties at Pawley's a
PiKA's Joe Watts, Shei
Jordan and Sutton Epps i
his home last weekend. Tt
expedition.
TRIPS
Luki Bennett, KD; Har
Nu alum visited'Sarah 1fo<
urday.
Bettie Moore, KD, and
last weekend at Bettie's h4
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny .N(
dance in Macon, Ga., on A
Harriet Martin, Anna Mi
ited Betty Lee and Callie ]
are ADPi's.
Ed Teague, Phi Kappa E
ball at Winthrop this weel
son and Bill Castles paid tl
end.
PiKA's John and Jim (
Wilson and Lewis Beard w(
at the Sheraton Bon Air H
Friday night. Mr. Dudley
Golfers' Association.
Betsy Moore will go to t
end. So will ChiO's "Dool
Harry DeLoach, PiKA;
SAE, were guests of Ben:
Corner last weekend.
Becky Fuller, ADPi, will
in Florence this weekend.
Dave Smith, Phi Kapps
ment and the Azalea Festi
Newman club held a pla
country club Saturday nig]
DANCES
Sigma Chi's had quite a
Friday night. Everyone m
for '48 could be. Jean Ser
bandstand with the two
ADPi, and Jane Durham,
that she was the Sigma C
WKIX, "I'm so tbrilled."
ATO is making big plans
war dance to be held froi
ballroom.
Look out for the Lambe
for May 7!
PROVERB
People who live in glasi
PARTIES
PiKa's will hold an all
Sesqui tomorrow. Pledge
softball game to keep thinj
Kappa Sigs have schedul
hut. Buddy Long, alum, v
Phi Kappa Sigs recently
are now in the making fo
Phi Sigma Kappa's enjo
ChiO's will honor Jean S
Callie Phillips (ADPi) and
a campus drop-in Sunday:
Lambda Chi pledged th<
Gaillard, Richard Edens, F
Tom Richardson, Dick Dur
Bobby DuPre, Mike Calla
KA's and dates went on
day.
ZTA's entertained Block
their chapter room Sunday
KD's were hostesses at
Sims dormitory porTh last
Kappa Sigma Kappa hor
Snual banquet at the Colum1
ET CETEdRA
Pi Phi pledge officers ai
riet Ann Way, vice-presid
Jean Anderson, treasurer.
Martha Edens, Z'I:A, is
Helms, Phi Kappa Sig.
Ellen Monts is wearing
Kappa Sig alum. The we
Betty Counts, DZ, recer
Bob is a Phi Kappa Sig.
4; Newly elected officers ci
Ed Teague; vice-presiden
president, Whittner Griffil
sponding secretary, Joe Al
itiation master, Ray Will
and Frank Griffin; and 1.1
Tri Delt ple ge officers
Charlotte Pat rson, vice-1
and Betty McElveen, treai
Jack Karesh, Howard i
Sorota recently pledged P
New Lambda Chi pledg
Bill King, Tom Richardson,
SGilliard.
Sigma Nu recently held I
mion, Denc Jeffords, Truhi
Quarles, Dick Timmerman,
Welch and Bob Wright
dierTo
iens5ieS
AN DAVIS
tnd Betty Jean McLean went on
nd Myrtle Beach last weekend.
-man Smith, Dan Winsett, Gene
vere guests of Troy Newman at
ey called it a fishing and hunting
ry Hiott, Sigma Nu; and Sigma
Igers, KD alum, in Beaufort Sat
George Shelor, Sigma Nu, spent
)me in Clearwater, Fla.
-wton (PiKA) attended the IFC
pril 23-24.
ller and Martha Ann Tinsley vis
Phillips in Barnwell recently. All
;ig, will attend the Junidt-Senior
:end. ]Phi Sigma Kaps Vie John
ie "Navy" girls a visit last week
zominski, Weston Noyes, Scamp
re entertained by the Ed Dudleys
otel terrace room in Augusta last
is president of the Professional
he Citadel for a dance this week
" Coskrey, Ann and Betty Mood.
Dave Mobley, and Jack Kaneft,
nett Whitlock, PiKA, in Moncks
be present at the Assembly Ball
Sig, attended the golf tourna
val last week.
ntation party at the J. W. Bond
At 3:30-12.
turnout for their Sweetheart Ball
'aited and wondered who the girl
io, ChiO, was brought before the
maids-of-honor, Callie Phillips,
ChiO. When it was announced
hi "Swpetheart," Jean piped over
for tonight With their first post
n 9 to 1 in the Jefferson Hotel
!a Chi formal which is scheduled
i houses shouldn't-.
day party and weiner roast at
s have challenged actives to a
is rolling!
Led a party tonight at the Legion
till be present.
held a smoker for rushees. Plans
r a swimming party Monday.
yed a weiner roast yesterday.
erio, "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi,"
Jane Durham, maids-of-honor at
night from 6 until 7 p. m.
e following men last week: Sam
'ord Smith, Bill King, Bert Ham,
ham, Ken Dean, Ernest McGrew,
han.'
a weiner roast at Sesqui Satur
C Club members at a drop-in in
a drop-in and informal dance on
Wednesday.
torary fraternity will hold its an
bia Hotel tonight.
-e Libby Beuchel, president; Har
ent; Gloria Hall, secretary, and
now wearing the pin of Eddie
the ring of Reid Wingard, Phi
dding will take place in August.
tly became Mrs. Bob Alexander.
f Phi Kappa Sig are: president,
t, Henry Nelson; second vice
n; secretary, Theo Boone; corre
skew; treasurer, Jim McGee; in
lams; housemen, Ralph Barrett
.\C. representative, Jim Caldwell.
are: Helen Lee Moore, president;
presidnt;' Ruth Stone, secretary,
iurer.
Veiss, Herbert Steiner and Sam
hi Epsilon P1.
es are Bob DuPre, Ford Smith,
Mike Callahan, Dick Edens, Sam
nitiation for Sam Bell, Joe Black
eck Kelly, Booger Pruitt, Benny
Joe Trotter, Buddy Turner, Bill
BeCr
Queen's Ball ' I
To Be Danced
Tuesday Night
Carolina's 1948 May Queen,
Elizabeth Usher, Delta Delta
Delta from Columbia, will be
,towned by Ptes. Norman M.
3mith on the steps of the McKis
ick library at 5 p. m. Tuesday.
Aiss Betsy Sipple, Kappa Delta
From Columbia, will be maid-of
ionor in the annual revival of the
>ld Carolina custom.
Kappa Sigma Kappa service
rraternity, sponsors of the coro
iltion, have scheduled the Queen's
Ball for all Carolina students in
,he - Field House froln 9 to 1
ruesday night, after the day-long
student-faculty holiday.
Prior to the dance, from 7:80 to
) on Monday night, Delta Delta
Delta will entertain the campus
with a drop-in in their room in
gims honoring Miss' Usher and
Kiss Sipple.
Members of the Queen's Court
will be Jo Anne Dellinger, Lacy
Butler, Ann Porcher Zeigler, Sas
iy Robertson, Bebe Sifford, Ruby
Lee Hair, Joyce Harmon, Rita
.Tess, Lynn Hook, Jane Durham,
,ookie Cox, Kathy Bryan, Evelyn
Plyler, Jackie Johnson, Laura
3peed, Anna Miller, Ibbie Nichol
ion, Joanne Cousins, Harriett
Barnwell, Lillian Williams, Addie
Rickenbacker, Shera Lee Ellison,
,allie Phillips, Evq;yn Preston.
Also, Jean Nolte, Lucy Rasheed,
Fran Stanton, Jean Lumpkin, Ann
Bass, Vera Ballentine, Sande
,hilds, Jeanne Turner, Norma
rozier and Eleanor Mazursky.
Some of the members of the
:ourt were named by the queen
ind others selected by the campus
sororities.
Jo Stafford
Offers Prize
For Folklore
Dr. Wayland C. HugQ4, editor
Af the American Folklore Society
Yournal, today announced estab
lishment of "The Jo Stafford
Prize in American Folklore."
The annual $250 prize, offered
)y Miss Stafford, winner of many
awards as America's foremost
singer, will be administered by
bhe American Folklore Society,
Dr. Hand, a professor at Univer
sity of California at Los Ange
es, announced.
The prize will be awarded to
he college student presenting the
>est collection of American folk
ore, gathered from primary
sources, written in publishable
form and submitted as a piece of
yriginal research. A special cx..
nittee of the Society will judge
~he entries, wvhich should be in the
lands of Dr. Erminie W. Voege
in, American Folklore Society
president, Indiana University,i
Bloomington, Ind., by Dec. 15.
The Society's Journal will an
iounce winners. Manuscripts must
e accompanied by a letter stating
when, where and how the material
was collected and a list of schol
irly assistance, such as bibilogra
hical information, Dr. Hand an
iounced.
"Members of the American
P'olklore Society will be interested
o learn that Miss Stafford's in
erest in folklore derives from a
~amily background in the Great
smoky Mountains of Tennessee,
where some of her people still
eside, and from a firsthand
mnowledge of the folklore and
yopular traditions of the hill
'olk," Dr. Hand said.
"Many of the ballads and old
ine popular songs that Miss Staf
~ord -has successfully introduced
in her radio programs are based
in versions sung by her mother."
Enjoy
Wilson Owens'
Delicious Ice
Cream at your
Canteen.
Enjoy
Wilson Owens'
Delicious Punch
At Your Parties
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Above are the Kappa Delta song
Jeannette Childs, Anne McCandlish,
Chine Van Kuren, Luki Bennett, an
Kappa Delta W
In Annual Soror
Kappa Delta took first honor
Gamma sorority song fest in E
Delta Delta won second place.
The sororities appeared in al
Delta Pi singing "The Dream
Hansel and Gretel." Alpha Ep
silon Phi sang "Close As Pages
in a Book," and "You'll Never
Walk Alone."
Chi Omega gave a medley of
"You Are Love" and "Make Be
lieve," and "Why Do I Love You?"
followed by Delta Delta Delta
t
with a medley of "Tonight Is a
Delta Night" and "The Way You
Look Tonight," and "Love Walked
In."
"Nursery Rhymes" was pre
sented by Delta Zeta, and Kappa
Delta gave "There Are Such
Things" and "In the S.ill of the
Night."
Pi Beta Phi presented three
Irish songs, "My Wild Irish Rose,"
"When Irish Eyes Are Smiling,"
and "That's An Irish Lullaby."
A parody of the "Whiffenpoof
Song," and "April Showers" by
Zeta Tau Alpha ended the pro
gram.
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Kappa Delta Sor
fest winners of last Thursday nig
Patsy Taylor, Jean Early, Haze
d Bettie Moore.
ins First Place
ity Sotig Fest
3 in the annual Alpha Kappa
rayton Hall April 22. Delta
phabetical order, with Alpha
Sellers" and "Prayer From
3AEI nitiates 11,
Pledges Three
Sigma Alpha Epsilon's South
,arolina Delta chapter initiated
he following men April 19:
'tokes Adams, Union, James Bar
on, Columbia, Scriven Brunson,
,olumbia, George Dial, Columbia,
litchell Graham, McClellanville,
'hil Pearce, Columbia, Charles
lenny, Columbia, Buddy Sheron,
,amden, James Sims, Columbia,
larshall Mays, Greenwood, and
'harles Miller, Columbia.
Three men were pledged by the
hapter on April 26. They are
3rescott Spigner, Ellison Capers
mnd D. W. Green.
SAY . ..
"I saw it in
THE GAMECOCK"
she's
a precious
kiss. Where
worthy of Mc
Where else bu
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ueen
ig Fest Winners
4A
q.
ht. Left to right, Carolyn Jean Edga
I Porter, Laura Speed, Mary Vinn Tu
Palmetto Players
" One In A M
The Palmetto Players of Coli
act comedy, "One in a Million,"
Thursday and Friday, Allen I
nounced.
Sponsored by the campus Nk
drive, the Palmetto Players wi
show for two consecutive nights
and everyone is cordially invited!
to attend. Admission will be fifty
cents for students and seventy-five
cents for others.
i.
The group was organized this
year by University Players and
former students.
The Executive Committee of
WSSF has received the co-opera
tion of this outside group for rais
ing money for their drive.
"One in a Million," by Wil
liam Ellis Jones, is considered one
of the best comedies ever written.
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il/ion" Thursday
imbia will present a three
at 8 p. m. in Drayton Hall
Natson, president, has an
orld Student Service Fund
11 present their all comedy
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