The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 29, 1950, Page Page Four, Image 4
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... a spoke a week ...
By MARLENE RAST
Now that everyone has gotten over the wear and tear of
registration, things are really beginning to roll in the way
of parties, ball games, engagements and weddings.
Phi Kaps and their dates started the new semester in
true style by having a "Fat Back Fry" last Friday night at
alumni brother Ed Teague's lake, Sunview. It's a good thing
cold weather hadn't set in at that time!
As for getting "hitched," people seem to fall as hard in
September as in June. Jim McCallum and Avis Johnson
took the big step on Saturday, September 23. Offered as
further proof we have Jack Kilgore and Ann Jean McFadden
of Sumter; Ken Hill and Betsy Moore of Timmonsville; Jack
Ci'utchfield and Lanette Macklen of Myrtle Beach. Seems
like people never learn.
Friday night we had Barbara McSwain, Pi Phi, and Bill
Young, Carolyn Alcorn, Pi Phi, and Tom Clark, J ean Ander
son, Pi Phi, and Carroll McDuffie, Pi KA, journeyipg to see
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Bunn in Sumter.
Rushing is coming into its own these days. Phi Kappa
Sigma held their first rush "smoker" at the Phi Kap house
on Wednesday, September 20. Pi KA's also held a rush
"smoker", last week in the chapter rooms. All this rushing
could be the reason for so many dizzy people running around
campus.
Here's other news! We hear that John Buice is engaged
to Dorothy Fant of Anderson and Grady Rawls is pinned to
Mary Kay of Rock Hill. My! How these people get around!
Changes seem to be in order these days. Lamda Chi
lpha has moved from third floor Coker to more attractive
quarters in Tenement 10 (as if everyone didn't know).
Lavina Trumbower of Glenside, Pennsylvania, is now
wearing the pin of Bard Allison, Sigma Nu. Other girls
who recently received Sigma Nu pins are Sue Sutton of
Winthrop, pinned by Lewis Haigler and Perine Baker, also
of Winthrop, who wears the pin of "Hootie" Johnson. Sigma
Nu's seem to have the situation well in hand.
Phi Sigma Kappa honored its new initiates :nd their
dates with a weiner roast and blanket party after the game
Saturday night. The new initiates are Toby Ward, Hugh
Bond and Ed Ladd. Several Phi Sig alumni also enjoyed the
party.
Bob Whitehead, Phi Sigma Kappa, pinned Betty Mc
Cutchean, Chi Omega of Queens College, during the summer
vacation.
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority was honored this past weekend
by a visitor from national headquarters. Miss Jan Doty of
Illinois arrived here Saturday for a few days' visit before
she goes on to Florida.
Kappa Sig's honored rushees last week with luncheons
and smokers at the Elk's Club.
Speaking of formals, the Pi KA's are making plans for
a big time November 17 at the Jefferson hotel. There's to
be a dance from 9 to 1 with the Pi KA alumni from North
and South Carolina invited to enjoy the music of Woody
Woodward and his orchestra.
The Newman Club had a party September 24 at Bond's
Country Home with Professor Galgano chaperoning.
September 29, Phi Delta Phi is having a rush party
(stag, that is).
Saturday, September 30, WUSC is havIng a supper party
at the 'Y' Camp from 5 till 11. Mackey Quave is chaperoning
the affair. Sounds like fun, huh?
Looks as if Carolina will be wvell rep)resented at the Geor
gia Tech game this coming Saturday. "Fanny'' Fowler, Bert
Edens, Kitty Riley, Ed Teague, Joe Askew, and Bill Yetman
are making big p)lans for' the weekend. Something is bound
to happen when this gang hits town.
As a closing note and as a remhindler of the by-gone (lays
of a well-spent summer' we hav'e a poem~ handed in by a
faithful reader:
ME DIUM-R AIR E
You may be the girl in the social whirl
Who goes dowvn to the sea to get wet;
You may be the one stretched out in the sand(,
But we wouldn't want to bet.
To most of the women, what we call swimmin'
Means just sand andl oil and skin;
Hardly a daughter has been near the water
Since suntan's been getting the men.
So, two pieces each, you wear on the beach
And cook yourself MEDIUM-RARE.
But it's not your tan that'll trap) a man
It's the suit that's only half there.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Announces Names
Of New Members
New pledges of Lambda Chi
Alpha social fraternity announced
lhis week are Dan Pace of Marion,
Ray Johnson of Charleston, Bobby
Scott of Greenville, John Jones of
Greer, Gene Swann of Georgetown,
Gene Floyd of Lake fity and Rob
rt Sawyer of Johnston.
.Jim Hinson and Bob Wester
feld attended the 22nd national
oJvention of Lambda Chi Alpha
iekl at the Edgewater Beach hotel
ii Chicago, September 2 to Sep
ember 6.
The fraternity held its first
arty Saturday night at the
'ma,uu's club. Music was by Bill
Jackson and his band and the party
%as attended by alumni and Duke
nemhers.
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Hosted At Tech
Tomorrow Night
Alpha Delta chapter of Pi Kappa
Alpha social fraternity at Georgia
Tech will be host to the South
Carolina Pi Kappa Alphas after
the football game between the uni
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Council for the fall semester at the
Monday meeting, Jay Quick, pub
licity chairman, announced.
Other officers elected were Jay
Quick, Phi Sigma Kappa, vice
president; Dick Polen, Sigma Chi,
secretary; John Mann, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, treasurer; Ray
Stern, Phi Epsilon P1, chairman of
rules committee, and Bob Wester
field, Lambda Chi Alpha, athletic
representative.
Dates for formal fraternity rush
week were also set at the meeting.
The period will extend from
October 25 through November 1.
The fraternities will have their
formal parties on the following
dates: October 25, Alpha Tau
Omega and Sigma Nu; October 26,
Pi Kappa Alpha and Kappa Alpha;
October 27, Lambda Chi Alpha and
Kappa Sigma; October 30, Phi
Epsilon Pi and Phi Kappa Sigma;
October 31, Phi Sigma Kappa and
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Novem
ber 1, Pi Kappa Phi and Sigma
Chi.
Bids to pledge will be put in the
mail at noon on November 2, and
rushees will report to the fra
ternity of their choice at 6 p. m. on
the same day.
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Sigma Nu Sends
Representatives
To Convention
Grand chapter of the Sigma Nu
social fraternity met at the Hotel
Chamberlain in Old Point Corn
fort, Va., from August 28 through
September 1.
Representatives from Delta
chapter at the university were Al
Fisher, Bard Allison, Frank Ower
and Frank Floyd.
The convention was climaxec
Wednesday, August 81, when the
White Star Formal was held or
the roof garden of the Hotel Cham
ber)in.
Auxiliary Bridge
Club Has Meeting
At Faculty Club
The first meeting of the Uni
versity Auxiliary Bridge club was
held at 2:30 p. m., Tuesday, at the
Faculty club on Sumter street.
The Faculty club, an organization
of faculty wives and women teach
ers, is the sponsor of the meetings.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, chair
man, assisted by Mrs. E. T. Mot
ley and Mrs. Herbert Sears. Prizes
were awarded.
The bridge club meets the fourth
Tuesday of every month at the
Faculty club. Old members and
newcomers are invited to attend.
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