The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 07, 1948, Page Page Five, Image 5
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By JEAN DAVIS.
TUESDAY CERTAINLY WAS.- -
More fun. The cleaning up, the gathering on the horsm
shoe for hot dogs, the baseball game, the coronation aui
then the coronation ball-. Groups of girls -toured the fri
ternity houses and first floors of the -boys' dormitories.
few daring eds ventured up to third floor of Sims before
voice over the loudspeaker commanded -them down. Fr
ternity members thought the joke of the day was to 14
girls answer their 'phones. Everyone who took -some pai
in the window-washing etc., was quite proud of his a
complishment. Why don't we do this more often?
CITADEL HOP
Girls who went down to the Citadel -Hop included: ZTA
Mary Summersett, Anne Roof, Barbara Pearce and Max
Jane Walker; DZ's Rita and Wimpy Webb; and Delta Ta
Renee Berlinsky.
ANONYMOUS
I wish I were a kangaroo
Despite his funny stances.
I'd have a place 'to put the junk
My girl brings to dances!
BEACH TRIPS
Delta Zeta's "B. J." Strom, Dot Coe, Barbara Crom, J
Stokes, June Martin and Jean Harris spent the day of Ms
4 at Folly Beach.
. Lynn Hook, Chi 0; Ed Still, Sigma Chi; Raye Rice, D2
and John Satterwhite spent Sunday at Folly Beach.
Sigma Chi's and their dates who held a houseparty i
Pawley's Tip Top Inn the weekend of April 24 were: Edgl
Nelson, Jane Durham, Chi 0; Bob Solomons and B. J. M
Clain, ADPi; Miller Foster and .Jo Seiderman, Pi Phi; To]
Williamson and Bobbie Hester, Pi Phi alum; Bud Hagoc
and Jean Early, KD; and Roddy Moss and -Joy Van Keure:
Chi 0.
Felecia Howell, Ti Delt, went on a houseparty at Pal
ley's last weekend.
PARTIES
PiKA's had a weiner roast at Sesqui recently-and ti
pledges out-scored the active members in a softball game
Tri Delts held a drop-in Monday night for May Que(
Lib Usher and Maid-of-honor, Betsy Sipple. KD.
Chi O's are making plans for a fried chicken party i
Crystal Lake May 15.
Phi-Kappa Sig's held a aeker Monday afternoon Pt
rushees. Plans are now being made for another party Moi
day night at Heise's Pond.
ZTA's held a campus drop-in Tuesday at 5 in connectic
with May Day celebration.
DZ pledgeg held a drop-in for other sorority pledges c
April 28.
Phi Ep Pi celebrated their 20th anniversary with a bai
quet and dance at the Jefferson recently.
Pi :Kappa Phi's had a party at Sesqui last Wednesds
night. The fraternity Is to be guests of the alum chapter i
a party to be given at the Rathskellar soon.
KA's and dates enjoyed a get-together at Gibson's Por
Saturday.
ET CETERA
.egs ZTA's Beverly Mickle, Alsie Blume, Sara Hughey, Caroly
Haltiwanger and Colleen Morris will attend the Junlo:
Senior Taps Ball at Clemson this weekend. So will Belind
Collum and KD Carolyn Sligh.
Tri Delt's will hold their state meet here this weeken:
The College of Charleston chapter will be gueste for ti:
meeting.
Bernie Jones, a national officer of Pi Kappa Phi, carr
down from Richmond to visit the campus chapter lest weel
end..
Sherman "Snuffy" Smith, PiKA, visited Francis Halfor
at Converse for the May Day activities there.
Phi Kappa Sigma alum Reid Wingard will wed Ellen Moni
in August.
Delta Tau's Florence Kottleman and Miriam Goldstei
were in Chapel Hill last weekend for the Tex Beneke dane
Corkey Corley went to Erskine for the Clemson baseba
game last Saturday.
Helen Childers visited Clemson last weekend.
PLEDGES AND INITIATES
KA's initiated on Apil 27: Henry Jumper, Carroll Glyn1
Cecil Gray, Red Coleman, Bob Ibotson, Brooks Harrisoi
Billy Fairey, Monk La Fitte, Lee Allen and Jimmy Dye.
The frat recently pledged: Billy Goldsmith, Fred Jumpe
Charlie Younce, Kenneth Ball and Jim Mason.
Phi Ep Pi initiated Raymond Rosenblum Sunday.
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Frances Ringer, for Joe Nelson, president of AIEE; Billie Rice, for Jo
Mrs. Gay Dreher, for John Dreher, president of CHES; Electa Hall, ft
it Newman Club Features Messner
r Orchestra In Formal Dance
The Newman Club will entertain more than 300 South
111 eastern Newman club members with a dance in the Colum
bia Hotel ballroom tomorrow night from 9 until 1.
fn The I&a1'club, through the cooperation of ItRinry Juiper,
treasurer, has secured the orchestra of Johnny Messner for
- the ball. Messner, his clarinet and
sweet-swing orchestra, has re
Y cently returied from an extensive
it tour of American colleges and uni-B
versites, where h met with great In I
dsuccess. He is a favorite with such Afieostdn'mahaic
colleges as Colgate, Rutgers,reodIsbigntaldnth
Princeton, Yale, Duke, Corsqell,ofiefthmaeaicdpa
n Amherst, Pennsylvania, Columbia p, acrigt rf .H
r.- Manhattan and Fordham.
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McAlpine in New York City for "h tdn' eodwl n
I. seven years, and has played at theanwhrtecoseasak.
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New York's Essex House. b h nvriywl ercre
Le Officers of the local club areintsfle,hsad
John V. Bultman, Jr., presidenit;
Eugene Herterick, vice-president;Thsyte wilfclaete
Lucius Buitmnan, correspondingchcigostdn'rersfr
secretary; Anna K. Bultmnan, re-prreistsad"wwllhv
'cording secretary; Rev. Father apcueo h tdn' ak
Frederick Suggs, of St. Peter's'gonbereu,Lesad
nparish, chaplain; Prof. Don Gal-Thintlaonftisyte
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the Jefferson hotel. Top row
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Joint Council Hol
Formal Thursda)
The engineering societies of tf
first annual Engineer's Ball in
son hotel Thursday evening fro
ward and his orchestra will pla:
The occasion marks the oper
tivities for the school of engine
der the sponsorship of the Stud<
At present the joint council cons
representative professional soci
American Institutes of Electric,
Society of Civil Engineers, the
ciety, and the Chemical Engine<
The main decoration for the b
the joint professional relations
Ci(
Gamecock Staft "d
For Fall Term '
To Be Named
ar
The Gamecock staff will hold s<
its spring semester banquet at ;n
Harvey's restaurant, May 12 at 8 te
p.m., Bob Isbell, editor, announced t
this week.
Prof. Frank Wardlaw of the
school of journalism faculty will
be guest speaker. i
Editors for the fall semesterl:
will be announced at the banquet,
Isbell said. of
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Present editors are Bob Is
bell, Anderson, editor-in-chief;'
Carroll Gilliam, Union, managing A
editor; Harry Hiott, Columbia, b
business manager: Jean Hill,
Darlington, news editor; Van New
man, Sumter, sport4 editor; Norine i
Corley, Edgefield, society editor;
James Sheridan, Columbia, campus
' editor; Tillie Young, Charlotte, N.
IC., copy editor; Jane Dowe, Nor
folk, Va., feature editor; and Ruth
- Newell, Moncks Corner, exchange
eu Lur*.
A motorist on a muddy road
pulied up alongside a fellow trav
eler who was digging his car out.
"Stuck in the mud?"
"No, my engine died here andl
Fn- digging a grave to bury it in."
Colorful S
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1.98 to 5.98
and every design . ..scarfs to di
ort. You'll find just the kind yoi
collection.
:-Ball
ds First Annual
r In Jefferson
ie university will hold their
the ballroom of the Jeffer
m 9 until 1. Woody Wood
ing of extended social ac
3ring at the university, un
nt Engineers Joint Council.
ists of members of the four
eties on the campus, The
i Engineers, the American
Mechanical Engineers So
rs Society.
all will be a shield depicting
hip between the four so
ties, which will be hung above
e bandstand in the ballroom. The
sign will be inaugurated at the
11 as the emblem of the Joint
)uncil of the societies.
The ball will be cabaret style
id closed, with members of the
cieties and their dates attend
g. Special invitations will be ex
nded members of the faculty of
e school of engineering and to
her honor guests.
Sponsors for the dance are Miss
rances Ringer for Joe Nelson,
-esident of AIEE; Miss Billie
ce for John McGrath, president
ASCE; Miss Electa Hall for
ucky Moore, Jr., president of
ES, and Mrs. Gay Dreher for
>hn Dreher, president of ChES.
t intermission these sponsors will
presented corsages of Ameri
n Beauty Roses.
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