The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 06, 1950, Page Page Four, Image 4
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By TOMMIE HERBERT
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From the looks of Saturday classes, Carolina must have
had a real cheering section last week at Georgia Tech.
Pi Kappa Alpha's enjoying the game were CARROLL
McDUFFIE, CANNON MATHEWS, WALTER ROBERTS,
J. C. DENN1S, and BILL GIBBES. They visited the PiKA's
at Emory. 'l'o make the trip complete they dropped by
Agnes Scott. The same group will attend the F'urman game
this Friday. Sonic more school spirit !
Georgia Tech Sigma Nu's entertained the USC chapter
after the game Saturday. Attending the gala affair were
AL FISCIEER, BOB LANGSTON, PAUL FIEI1), SQUEE
TRO'TTE:. BILL L1ROCKMAN, BENNY 1FELMS, U1)DY
TURNER, hiANK OWEN, GENL TROTTER, JOE
TROT1I'ER, and several aluns.
A number of hli Ep's are jourlyilg down to Atlanta
this week end for the formal opening of the new Phi Ep
house at G eorgia Tec I. They must have liked Atlanta.
Alpha I)elta Pi attending the game were EUGENIA
Ht-LLII)AY aid SEVENA MOI.AIR.
Phi Sig4 JA'CK STIU1LS, 'TOM\lY TALLEY, I. C.
ARANT, al LA)NNIE CIEECI1 journeyed down to Atlanta
to take in the Tech game. JAY QUICK. BOB WIIJTEIIEAD,
LONNIE l'REl:cll. P11IL SAWYER. "COUNTRY BOY"
LA 1)1), aad Ii )I' \VARI) will bn ip in Greenville tonight
ch.et'ing i++ta theta .amecocks.
l'uins aand engagetients are hitting it headlines with a
beautif ul s parkLr givenI to Bernice Coop,er, Alpha Epsilon
Pa, by lnlerie Fischer, lhi Epsilun Pi. A party was held in
their honor last we k end in Beaulort.
8 J. MI:. AN. Alpha 1)e!ta P, war recently pinned to
F'RA N N V It 1.l IElT, Kappa Sigma.
ANN (;tOl)\IN, KD, is engaged to BILL THOMPSON,
SAL.
A prneatly th:vr ha: been a chain reaction of piaiiig
among the Signia Chi's. t ILARLIE O. .JONES pinned
[TIl'Y KENN El)Y from Lake City. DICK POLEN pinned
"CIUL'(111 \VU(IGGINGTON, Kappa Kappa Gamma, from
I)ennti.,uti. BILL JOU8DAN has pinned PEGGY .JO TAPP,
('oher Alui,. L4LOV I) McM I LL AN is pinned to RUTII
Cl A\\ 1"OUI', I)elta Zeta alum front Kingstree. GENE
ROBINSON i. etgage.'d to IA LU IEAVIS from New 'asthe,
Ind.
T'he. camapus i.- full of inlitiations~ and( rushing. Going
aeti\ e ini PilA are' ltI PO(S'lTON, ~\OLLARI) L4ARRI
BILLY N()R.\l.\N. 'R.\NE IIUGGI1NS, J1. C. DEl'NNIS,
MAN.~" I >.\ \1Il>SON.". The.. 1frater'nity is pIlnning a big rush
Ph i Signma Kaa;. ph-dged. ;14 Gl{RGE McI .EEF:~N of
L.ake a(ity on Monayi niig.ht. The traterity entai'aned( its
r'ushees wit h a droja-in smoker'i on Thu trsday a fternoon.
RtAN I>Y' 1: YA NT supplied music 4'.) with his ever-present
Lik..lehe.
From(1 ornmen t s g at hered f'rm h1it her and yon the paraty
t hro wn byI th r*t af If of \V'S( ' moust haave beeni a real success.
zSome of t hor.'e att''ndinya were .JANET K AlRR, HI UJG11 BOND),
M\ARIL1YN DX)UGLAS, .JOHN IIANKIIEAD, NANC'Y
I.ARHERK . RAY 'CTREK, ALICE P'ICKLERIMEIR, DICK
I )tN('A N. ANN \VIZEN, BILl. RASP, NORMA BERG..
MAN, and BILLY. llAY. Mr and Mirs. MA('IEY QUAVE
P~hil . 'SA\VTER PCi. hi Sigima K appa, enj,1oyed on~ie of
A iklen's fines't 'iton festivals over the week end.
lIIilda Adlams, KDJ, is attenidinag a dance at Clemson
this week (end.
IP'oi' Fies hm ren! F'rom thet planis be'inlg forul a ted by the
Sop)lhomrnre <'las "RIat Week" shouli d be hilIariiotls It scen
that the only dleense is a r'at cap). Te Sophis are having
anloth rut Itjin at 10) on Fr'iday tor finish the list of' author
izedP( memTib'rs.
T1he' Grel''(ie'-arolinaa ( lub has beCcomea 8(-t iV einI
under'i a naew~ ch,arte'r. lT' new~~ office'rs are .JOHN M..ANN,
MAR Y El LE ~:N ( 'NElLL,, andr LUETTY ' PAJRKERt.
Mrs. Auguast~a \Vittkowsky, instructor ini thet Art 1)epart
men'it, is yotinig Ito Athlanta to se'e thae ballet nerxt week.
T1he MLuseumn of Fine Arts has a new exhibit. 'The pi'
lures are very interesting anid done by w'eli-known painters.
Every student should see them.
Send all yourne ws to Box 79
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Johnston (head man), 13. J. McLF
Literary Society
Has Installation
Of New Officers
The first meeting of the Hy
pat ian Literary society was held
WVed(In1eday(I when the newly elected
fficers were instailed by Ohra Ed
wards, fortmer Vice-i residelt.
The new officers are June
Bouknight, president ; Mary Ann
Satnder., vice-president; Mtarilyn
(;ettys, .ecretary; Tnommie 11er
Ihert. treasurer, tnd Andrea
C'hanrdler, crit ic.
Campus mt
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trick cigarette tests y
brand - one sri
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test a cigarette to smoke pa<
That's the test Cami
Sthe 30-Day Mildness Test,
only Camels - regul
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ground for any cigarette. A
as your regular sn
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The Chosen Ones
ars elected by the student body to
eft to right, Frances LaBorde, Gr
ian, Dave Johnson, Lou Oswald, a1
Men Of McBryde
Give First Party
At Pinewood Club
McBryde Brotherhood held a
"get. acquainted" party for new
ieibers Thursdaty night at the
l'inewood club, Bubber Ard, social
chairman, announced.
Prof. John Herin chaperoned.
The first meeting of the group
was held two weeks ago when
Ronald Adams gave. new members
a history of the organization.
Paul Greer is president.
erviews on Cig
2...THE BLOW
ew in when hould'v
e poor Piscis! He's been making al
au've been reading about! Hie's tal
ifl of that. A quick inhale of cig
ie's still confused! Seriously, isn't
k after p)ack, day after day?
Il asks you to make -
Smoke Camels - and
arly for 30 days. Your "T-Zone"
Ta8te) - is the reai proving
fter you've tried Camels
oke, you'll know why ...
Smoke Cami
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represent the USC "spirit of '50."
eg Ilitopoulos, Ish Thomas, Don
id Gary Brown.
Methodist Group
Has First Supper
Of Fall Semester
WVesley Foundation supper club,
Methodist student organization of
USC and Columbia c"ollege, held its
first meeting of the semester on
September 21. at the Wnshington
St reet Methodist church. Marv
Anne Ea sterling a n d An ne
hintehett direct.-d the aetivities.
A "get acquainted" party for
the freshmen of both schools was
held September 20 in the naval
armory.
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Sigma Chi's 1
Tea Dance N
Sigma Chi, social fraternity, will
hold a homecoming tea dance on
November 18, after the football
game with North Carolina, at the
Columbia Hotel, Lloyd McMillan,
social chairman, announced.
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