The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 08, 1948, Page Page Six, Image 6
.....a spoke a week......
By BOOTY WALL
GO! Among those at the Furman game who suffered
attacks of laryngitis after cheering the team on to victory
were: Claire Parler, Don Smith, Lynn Hook, Bunny Hayden,
Ruth Stone, John Mason, Don Brown, Margaret Eleazer,
Allen Pitts, Sue Brickle, David Smith, Tom Teal, Manning
Harris, Ken Baldwin, Brooksy Marshall, Bill McDaniel,
Spruce McCain, Mary Louise Gaill:ard, Jim McCallum, Jean
Hill, Betty Frazer, Ned Threatt, Carroll Gilliam, Pat King,
Ruth Newell, Phyllis Dukes, and the other three-fourths of
the student body.
Drop-ins and Parties
After the games it seems that everyone took the long way
back to Carolina! In fact, many KA's and their dates partied
all week-end on a house party in the mountain fastness
around Lake Summit, Hendersonville, N. C. Those enjoying
the fun were: Ann Rawl, Spruce McCain, Jean Serio, Ken
neth Bull, Mary Louise Gaillard, Billy Fairey, Sally Stevens,
Billy Goldsmith, Lib Caldwell, Bobby Osborne, Betty Koty
and Steve Servis.
ZTA P'enny Burbage entertained sorority sisters at a
drop-in at her home in Greenville after the game.
* * * * *
Pins! Rings! Marriages! Logical order, eh what? Well,
Ann Bunch is proudly displaying a Sigma Chi pin from Jim
Dallas-Carolyn Katz, AEPhi, wears the PhiDE medical
fraternity pin of Dr. Alan Frankel-Gladys Johnson has
-eCently exe.11C! 1 pin for a diamond from Jeff Long
Elaine Welbourne, DZ, is now married to Walter C. Hayes
as of September.
Also Becky Bergdoff, DZ, is now married to Marion
Whaley, KA. Ann Bradbury of Seneca was married to Ed
ward Rodney Richey Green of Ireland.
New pledges: Betty Ortman now sports a Delta Zeta
pledge pin and Jean Bishop is now wearing the pledge pin
of Chi Omega.
Initiates: Sigma Nu initinted Lowry M. Belts. Robert L.
Jolly, William Hugh Robinson, Jr.
The Kappa Delta Corsettes will drill at the half-time of
the Carolina-Clemson Junior Varsity game in the Carolina
Stadium Wednesday before BIG Thursday. The girls will
be completely equipped with navy dress coats, hats and
white shorts.
Travelin' Phi Eps: 'Taking off for the four corners of the
state this week werje Herschel Cooper to St. Matthews,
Charlie Bernstein and Dave Pinosky to Charleston, Ray
mond Rosenblum to Anderson, Meyer and Irwin Price to
Laurens, Mannie Pressman to Greenville, and Lucky Ler
man to dinner.
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On Ta'p: Registered in the social activities books for the
future is an informal dIrop-in and p)atio dance by the Kappa
Deltas October 20; a Sigma Chi tea dance the night of the
Maryland game, which incidentally is Homecoming week
end; Cotillion Club formal dance November 5 and the Coed
Fashion Show in Drayton Hall, November 10.
Euphradians entertained their members and guests with
cigarettes and cokes Tuesday night. One States' Righter
joined the fun by mistake---wrong meeting.
ZTA alum officers are Alice Mullis, president; Margaret
Kelly, vice-president; Mrs. Jim McCrady (Miriam Summer
sett), secretary; Mrs. Albert Welch (Lib Stewart), treas
urer; Mrs. Eileen Montieth, historian; and Laura Roberts,
rush chairman.
New olfficers of Phi Epsilon Nu, journalism fraternity for
juniors and seniors, are: Kenneth Baldwin, president; Ned
Threatt, vice-president; Ruth Patrick, secretary; Ed Vereen,
treasurer; and Manning Harris, social chairman.
Graduates: Alan Sindler, '48, visited the campus Sunday,
now recuperating after a narrow escape in a laboratory
explosion at the DuPont plant at Winston-Salem.
Joyce H ayes, '48, is now teaching political science, folk
danping, etc., etc., at Lees-McCrae College at Banner Elk,
N. C.
Bob Isbell, '48, has changed his address to Elkin, N. C.
He is news editor of The Elkin Tribune.
N .
Looking over the earlier editions
Helene Stein, selected by David Se
tary to whom the book is dedicated
lication. Editor of this golden anr
served throughout the year as busi
Department (
Science Mud
Growth has been the keynote of
the political science department at
the university for the past ten
years, according to Prof. E. Bas
kin Wright.
In 1938 only one professor
taught political science, and he
was also head of the department.
Today there are five full-time pro
fessors who are teaching the fun
damentals of political science to
over 300 students.
Ten years ago, when Dr. George
R. Sherrill was department head,
three or four courses made up the
available curriculum. Before that
tim political science had been
taught by members of the history
department. Not even enough
courses could be given for a stu
dent to acquire a major.
By 1944 a sufficient number of
courses had been added to enable
a student to receive a degree in
political science. With the addi
tion of new professors and instrue
tors, enrollment multiplied rapidly
Pan-Hellenic Gives
Tea For Rushees
The Pan-Hellenic Council
held its semi-annual tea for
rushees in Sims' lobby on
Sunday afternoon. Sixty.
eight rushees and Pan-Hel
lenic representatives attend
ed. Receiving were Jean Hill,
president, and Janet Wiles,
vice-president. Cookies, punch
andl cigarettes were served.
'49 Annual Prints
Pictures For Law
School, If Wanted
All Law school students are in
vitedl to have their indiIvidual pic
tures taken for the 1949 Garnet
andl Black by editor Ann Rogers.
A special section is to be set aside
for the Law school students in
this annual. Orders are taken at
Leiber College, and it is hoped
that many will participate.
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of the 1948 Garnet and Black wh
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; and Mary McQueen, who played
iversary issue of the yearbook was
ness manager. (USC photo by Tes
f Political
Improved
and graduate work was inaugu
rated.
Wright hopes that eventually
Lhe department will be able to
award a Ph.D. degree.
Vesper Programs
Have Contributions
"Giving," was the theme of the
Vespers program presented Octo
ber 3. Carolyn Bynum and Bob
Solomons were in charge of the
program. Flowers and music were
furnished by the Pi Kappa Phi
fraternity.
Each fraternity and sorority is
being asked to furnish flowers
and music for Vespers once dur
ing the semester. The programs
are from 7:15 to 7:45 on Sunday
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attend.
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Swing und Swayer Picks Pret
tiest (Co-ed: The prettiest colle
giate miss in the country was
tappled for the title of "Miss
American Co-ed" on Sammy
Kaye's "Supper Club" show Sept.
3, thus winding up a 13-week na
tional contest. A jury of experts
comlposedl of John Robert Powers,
columnist Ed Sullivan and de
signer Tina Leser chose the lucky
lady--Pattie Cotter--who hails
from Louisiana State U. During
the searchi for the most pulchritu
dinous collegian this summer,
bandleader Kaye saluted winners
from twelve schools on his Friday
"College Night" airers. Pretty
Pattie, who is loaded down with
a title, gold trophy, screen con
tract and numerous other prizes,
was crowned Sept. 3 by the Gov
ernor of Virginia. Even the U. S.
Navy pitched in to honor her,
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John Copeland and Ben McGuinn
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Sesqui-Centennial
Anniversary Plan
Being Considered
By DAVID H. CRUM
In 1951 Carolina will be 150
years old. Last semester a com
mittee was formed to formulate
plans for the celebration of thlq
event, but with the departure of
Captain Elder, chairman, the
group became inactive.
A new committee will probably
be formed sometime this year to
further the plans for the Sesqui
centennial anniversary.
The committee last semester
carried on an extensive corre
spondence with other schools and
from them received several Ideas
for the festival. A large celebra
tion was planned, but it now ap
pears that the celebration will
have to be on a somewhat smaller
seule because of finanepst. Tt. will
probably be more than ample.
sending up a flight of 200 fighter
planes from the carrier Coral Sea
at the moment she was chosen
dlown at Virginia Beach. Sammy
is now known as a musical
"Cupid," because each one of the
12 contestants has taken a dia
mond since being spotlighted on
the "College Night" shows!
* * *
Bandwagon Briefs: Louis "Oh,
Florence" Prima playing pretty
for the people at the annual ba
zaar for the school building fund
of the Immaculate Conceptior
Church in New York .. . Marior
Pell, lovely soprano who won over
blase New York in "Brigadoon'
lead, to give Gotham a fine bill
of fare at Town Hall Oct. 10 by
singing some Leonard Bernsteir
compositions titled "18th Century
Recipes".
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Background I.
Carolina is becoming popular i
with people all over the globe, as I
is evidenced by the ever-increas- I
ing number of "out-of-staters"
coming here for graduate work. 1
This is brought out in such per
sonalities now on campus as stu
dents from Nova Scotia, Belgium,
and from China. Dr. W. H. Cal
cott, professor of the history de
partment, has spoken of these peo
ple as "mature people of genuine
standing."
Eunice Stevenson, although a
native of Truro, Nova Scotia,
Canada, has an ancestral back
ground deep-seated in the South.
When asked why she had chosen
the university for her studies,
she laughingly referred to her
grandfather, a native Virginian.
It turned out that he was quite a
figure in the Civil War.
Her grandfather was Surgeon
General Richard Randolph Steven
son, who incidentally, is the au
thor of "The Southern Side," a
history of the Civil War. The
book may be found in McKissick
library. Stevenson received a
Caldwell Elected
President of IFC
Interfraternity Council elected
officers at their meeting on Tues
day, September 28, at Flinn Hall.
In the absence of Millar Foster,
president, Sol Abrams conducted
the meeting.
Officers elected are: Jim Cald
well, Phi Kappa Sigma, from Co
lumbia, president; Billy Mace,
Lambda Chi from Centenary. vice
president; Don Campbell, Kappa
Alpha, from Columbia, secretary;
m l! reeid. a Alpba Rpsilon,
from Camden, treasurer.
Members of the Rules Commit
tee are: Bill Bobo, Pi Kappa Phi,
chairman, and George Stucky, Al
pha Tau Omega, and Sol Abrams,
Phi Epsilon Pi. Rush chairman is
Bill Casies, Phi Sigma Kappa,
and athletic advisur is Benjie
Knowlton, Sigma Nu.
The Council voted to present
Milton Foster with the president's
key.
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ie accumulated while writing the
>ook.
He was captured by federal
roops and while in a Northern
)rison camp escaped along with
refferson Davis and others. The
!amous blockade runner, John
raylor Wood, aided in the flight
*o England. Later, Stevenson
vent to Canada.
Miss Stevenson first came to
,arolina as a sophomore because
ihe had relatives in the South.
She returned to receive her B.A.
n English at Acadia university,
it Wolfville, Canada, and attend
?d summer sessions at Kings Col
ege at Halifax. She expects to
,eceive her Masters degree here
n June.
Besides all this schooling she
aught English, music, and crafts
lor a while in Canadian high
chools.
During the war she served with
;he Canadian St. John Ambulance
,orps, serving overseas for quite
k while, in British hospitals.
Profits Of Clothes
Sale Will Benefit
Hospital Children
Euphrosynean Literary Society
s sponsoring a rummage sale
:ct. 19 in Columbia. Funds raised
vill be used for the purchase of
)ooks to be sent to hospitalized
-hildren.
Any donations of old clothes
nay be placed inside the Alpha*
Delta Pi house located in Wau
!hope House.
Watches Diamonds
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Jeweler
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Jewelry Repar..g
Telephone 4-1522
2024 Devine St. Five Points
Columbia, S. C.
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