The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 14, 1948, Page Page Five, Image 5
Byv JEAN DAVIS
JUST SO STORIES
He: I'll be frank with you. You are not the first girl I'v
ever kissed.
- She: And I'll be equally frink. You've still got a lot tc
learn.
HOUSEPARTIES
Tri Delts and SAE's planning a houseparty at Pawley'i
for this week end are: Jean Luinpkin with Will Harvin, Frar
Stanton with Bob King, and Cappy Lawrence with Pau
Haigler.
Bebe Sifford, DZ, went on a Myrtle. Beach trip last week
end.
Sigma Nu's are making plans for, a Cherry Orove house
party following the June Ball. Quincy Kennedy, Sigml
Nu alum, is to be host to a houseparty at his home ir
Williston this weekend. Guests will be George Shelor witl
Bettie Moore, KD; John Martin with Ibbie Nicholson
ADPi; Luki Bennett, KD, with Harry Hiott; and Bobb:
Gaines.
PLEDES
Pi Kappa Phi pledges recently elected the following of
ficers: Joe Sovoca, president; Sidney Floyd, vice-presi
dent; and Jerry Drennen, secretary. Other new pledges ari
J. D. Lloyd, Jim Ness, Bill Brown, Bill Parker and Lanc(
Hopper.
Recent Sigma Nu pledges are Wayne Brackett, Bob Jen
kins, Wiley Blackmon, Jack Crosby, Louis Haigler, Bill:
Shelley, Buddy Ladd and Frank Owens.
Phi Epsilon Pi pledge officers are: Harold Kline, presi
dent; Jerry Drucker, vice-president; Herb Steiner, secre
tary; Jack Karish, treasurer; Howard Weiss, sargeant.at
arms; and Sam Sorota, chaplain.
Leading KA pledges will be: Byron Miller, president
Charlie Younce, vice-president; and Kenneth Ball, secre
tary-treasurer.
Vic Johnson has been chosen president of the new Ph
Sigma Kappa pledges. Other officers are Gordon Kenderly
vice-president; Stan Alford, secretary; and Jim Ulery
treasurer.
Phi Sigma Kap's pledged L. T. Wright and H. C. Arani
on Monday.
m. FAST LIFE
Seventy-five-year-old: When I die, I'd like to do it in s
car crash doing 80 miles an hour.
Eighty-five-year-old: I'd like my finish in a 400 xh.p.h
plane.
Ninety-five-year-old: I'd like to be shot by a jealoui
husband.
PARTIES
ADPi's and dat?s will go to Sesqui for a swimming part;
tomorrow. The chapter will celebrate Founder's Day 01
May 15 at the Womans Club with Mrs. McCord Williams
province president. attending.
Phi Sigma Kaps held a swim party Thursday.
APHA pharmacy organization on campus has schedulek
a picnic at Sesqui from 2 p.m. on this afternoon.
Lambda Chi's held a party at' the Plaza after their danc
at the Jefferson Hotel last Friday night.
Caroline Clarkson, ADPi alum, gave a surprise brida
shower for Blanche Swartout, ADPi, recently.
The alum chapter of Pi Kappa Phi gave the active chap)
%. ter an informal dance at the Jefferson Wednesday.
'Delta Zeta alum chapter gave the active chapter
weiner roast at Shandon Park May 7. Delta Zeta's. wer
hostesses to the Pi Kappa Phi's at a drop-in last Thurs
day.
OFFICERS
Pi Epsilon Phi's have elected the following as activ
officers: A'thur Rosenblum, president; J. B. Tucker, vice
president ; Irwin Price, Treasurer ; Charles Bernstein, cor
responding secretary; David Gordin, recording secretary
Raymond Rosenblum, historian; Bill Gardner, Sargeant-at
arms; Dave Pinosky, chaplain; and"*Meyer Price, house
manager.
SAD SACK'
Broke GI to Campus Wolf: Would you please help a po0
veteran out of his troubles ?
Campus Wolf: Certainly. Would you rather be shot o
hit with an axe ?
iET CETERA,
Sigma Nu Frank Culbertson, now at Charleston Me4
school, visited on campus receritly.
Banks Scarborough and Bill McDaniels, Lambda . Chi's
spent last weekend at Garden City.
Winkie Gaines, API, and Charlotte Patton, Tri Dell
were among Carolina girls attending the Taps Ball at Clem
son last weekend.
Betty Johnson, ADPi, went to Limestone for May Day.
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1i43 MAIN STRBBT
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ident Norman M. Smith. This; ws
Smith Beome,
Drug Presidenl
F. A. Smith of Gray Court i
the newly elected president c
the local chapter of the America
Pharmaceutical Association. Oliv
er Williamson of Kingstree i
vice-president.
Ann Clark of Columbia is sec
retary, and Tommy Fulmer o
Johnston is 'treasurer.
APhA is planning a picnic
weiner roast at Sesquicentennis
state park Friday from 2 unt
11 p. m.
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Richter Moore of Mayo was elect
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president, and Saye Gaston, sec
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,Nof Unusual
By JANE DOWE
Feature Editor
4o epidemics and an average
iter's visitors! That's the re
t from the Wallace Thompson
irmary, where 4,000 students
i for comfort from a sore toe, a
thache, and any ailments in.
ween.
February brought the greatest
kess to the campus, with a mild
.break of the flu due to the
mp weather. In March nearly a
zen boys fell victim to the
imps, and six or seven girls
d early spring measles.
With spring the infirmary's
-npany began to drop off, al
)ugh now the girls are begin
ig to develop mumps!
The most recent male epidemic
that of black eyes caused by
mping into doors. Dr. Waddell
s his suspicions about these
ses though.
But its all in a day's work
r the six nurses and Dr. Henry
addell at the university infirm
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