The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 14, 1949, Page Page Four, Image 4
Block 'C'
Sweetheart B
At Semi - Fori
in Jefferson E
The Block "C" club will
Thursday, April 21, in the
hotel, from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.
orchestra will play.
The sweetheart of Block "C"
will be named at the dance. She
will be escorted through a huge
"C" by the president, Ernie Law
horne.
A drop-in will be given at inter
mission for members and their
dates in the hotel.
Officers of the club and their f
sponsors are Mrs. Ernie Lawhorne c
for Ernie Lawhorne, president; Jo
Martin for John Ozburn, vice
president; Mary Taylor for Bill
Griffin, secretary; Isabel Thomas
for Red Wilson, treasurer; Phyllis
Dukes for Bob Dockery, historian;
and Mary Jumper for Pete Lane,
dance chairman.
MeltonField;
GateBought
By Students
By JANE DOWE
Either the legislatuVe or an
alumnus is responsible for most
building that has taken place here.
Melton Gate is an exception.
In 1927 the social cabinet under
took the project of buying a gate
for the new athletic field on
Green street to be a memorial to
Dr. William Melton, president
from 1922-1926. The goal was set
at $1700, and each student was
asked to contribute $1 if possible.
This student project received I
much publicity during that spring.
All campus organizations made
contributions, and the names of
donors were printed in the Game
cock. Money was accepted only
from students.
When the term closed in June, I
the memorial gate had been com- I
pleted. It was built of hand- I
wrought iron, with brick columns
on either side of the gateway. On
each column was placed a lime
stone urn, on which was construct
ed a table telling the story of the
gate, which became the main en
trance to the field.
May we remindl y<
end of school is in
1134 BULL ST.
Club- Will
, Named
mal April 21
lallroom
have a semi-formal dance
bali-pom of the Jefferson
Woody Woodward and his
'hi Epsilon. Pi
las Birthday Ball
s 21 Years Old
Phi Epsilon Pi will have its
ounder's day ball April 29 from
p. in. until 1 a. m. Music will be
,y Henry Westbrook and his or
hestra.
The committee for the dance is
ilade up of Harold Lerman, New
faven, Conn., chairman; Bill
ardner, Youngstown, Ohio; Dave
ordin, Summerton; Arthur Rosen
lum, Laurens; and Charles Bern
tein, Charleston.
Officers and their sponsors for
he dance are Esther Lifchez for
lerbert Berger, Columbia, su
>erior; Sherelyn Karesh for Char
es Bernstein, vice superior;
;heralyn Krawcheck for Dave
sordin, secretary; Isabel Bern for
lay Stern, Andrews; and Shirley
3loom for Harold Lerman, dance
hairman.
The fraternity was founded at
lity College of New York in 1904.
[he chapter here was founded in
kpril, 1928.
Law Federation
Gives Barbecue,
Informal Dance
The law federation will hold a
)arbecue and informal dance April
!1 from 8 p. i. until 1 a. m. Heise's
)ond, according to Major Hubert
Uiiller, social chairman of the
:abinet.
About 600 people are expected.
['hose who are invited are mem
)ers of the law federation and
heir dates, and members of the
aw school faculty. Transportation
s being arranged by a comittee
ippointed by the social chairman.
This party is one of two given
>y the law federation every semes
er as a social function. The fed
ration also gives a formal dance
n the semester.
dthe
ear.
Give Do
Sponsors for the Block "C" da
dent; Jo Martin for John Ozburn
for Red Wilson, treasurer; Phyll
dance chairman.
Fraternities Send
Bids To Students;
List Be Announced
Bids for pledging were issue
Monday by the 13 social fratern
ties, according to an announci
ment by Pat King, rush chairma
of the Interfraternity Council.
Freshmen and transfers wer
not allowed to pledge a fraternit
until this time, which ended tl
period of open rushing for ne
men. conducted by the fraternitie
King said that a complete lif
of those men who pledged fri
ternities will be announced soon.
Recall
& days
your f
~oriras'ts cI3y
ince Next
Block "C" Sponsors
nce Thursday will be Mrs. Ernest Lav
, vice president; Mary Taylor for Bill
is Dukes for Bob Dockery. historian;
ODK Has Banquet,
Initiation April 22
d In Wade Hampton
- Omicron Delta Kappa will have
- a banquet Friday, April 22, in the
n ude uimpLon hotei. The ban
quet will begin at 8 p. i., follow
ing initiation, which will be at
e 7 p. in.
y The banquet is being held in
e honor of the new initiates.
6 Last week eight members of the
fraternity attended the convention
held from Thursday until Satur
t day in Atlanta. This was the an
nual convention of the southeast
ern chapters.
your happy college
with portraits of
riends.
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By BUZZ BUSBEE
COME EASTER HOLIDAYS - COME THE HOUSE.
ARTIES!!! Carolina students will be vacationing at every
nown (?) place this weekend. Among those we heard about
re Pawley's Island, NATURALLY, Myrtle Beach, Edisto,
Icean Drive, and some are going 'way back in "them thar
iountains of North Carolina." - Have fun, kids, and behave!
Some wise guy per usual tells us to MAKE UP OUR
IIND.)
MARY BOGGS OF GREENVILLE was present last week
t the signing of the Atlantic Pact, according to a card re
eived by Dean Arney Childs. Mary is a June '48 grad of
arolina and has received an appointment to foreign service
Dr the State Department. CONGRATUiLATIONS, MARY!
'he old school pats itself on the back.
SAE initiated nine men Monday night. They are Ed
.oyall, David Johnson, Paul Palmer, Bobby McMahan, John
lann, French O'Shields, Jim Alexander, Jim Trowbridge,
nd McKinsey. These were the boys who entertained the
ampus Saturday. Remember the character who went around
etween classes announcing "12 bells and all's well!" Believe
or not he carried a lantern, too. These people believe in
uthenticity.
PI KAPPA ALPHA recently pledged Stewart Kirkpatrick
f Suffolk, Virginia, and Jack Mallard of Savannah, Georgia.
londay night Bill Dusenbury of Florence became an active
iember of the Xi chapter.
IRENE HERTY, KAPPA DELTA PRESIDENT, attended
he installation of the new chapter at the Virginia State
Vomen's College in Farmville last weekend.
THIS IS THE "PARTYINGEST" PLACE-Sigma Nu's
nd dates enjoyed an old fashioned hayride Friday night.
Ve heard it was a wet time. (O.K. WISE GUYS! IT DID
LAIN!) The KAs made a week of it. Monday the scene
ias Gibson's Pond and Friday night it was a wiener roast
t the Sand Pits. Sounds interesting, eh people? Lambda
hi Alpha entertained rushees with a cabaret dance Wednes
ay night at the Woman's Club with Lucius Weathers and
is orchestra playing. During intermission Fred Compher
rom Hillside, New Jersey, was presented with the trophy
'hich he received Wednesday after winning first place in
he Farr mile event of the intramural track meet. His time
or the mile run wam 5 minutes and 13.6 seconds which
"Oke, the intramural tiack record. Now that's what you
all a fast Yankee!
TRI DELTS entertained with a campus-wide drop-in after
ong fest Wednesday night.
GEE WHIZ! ANOTHER PARTY! Alpha Tau Omega had
party Tuesday night at Mac Winter's Pond on the Spar
anburg highway. It was an informal affair with the wieners
nd cokes. (We dare not mention it but it says here BEER),
lotato chips, pretzels, and marshmellows being enjoyed im
iensely.
ANN RAWL received the outstanding pledge ring from
,appa Delta this week.
This past week and the one coming up brings WEDDJNG
'ELLS for Bert Knight, Ka alum, and Cookie Cox, ChiO
lum; also Mac Seegers, another KA alum, and Jackie John
on, Pi Phi alum.
AT TH EBOWERY BALL given by the PiKA fraternity
aturday night Betty Fellers of Columbia was chosen the
~owery Queen. Betty is a Carolina graduate of last June
nd was escorted by Charlie Watson, Pi Kappa Alpha alum.
Vhile at Carolina, Betty was president of the University
'layers and a member of Alpha Si Omega.
THAT'S ALL 'TIL AFTER HOLIDAYS. HAPPY EAS
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