The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 13, 1951, Page Page Four, Image 4
... a spoke a week ...
By NORMA BERGMAN
In spite of the rain Saturday, Carolina students turned
out en masse for the Cup Races in Camden. Those there in
cluded: 99% of the Tri Delts, EUGENIA HOLLIDAY, SUZ
ANNE LEWIS, and JACKIE RICKS, AD Pi; PATSY SAV
AGE, PAT PATRICK, BARBARA FOWLER, CONNIE HOL
LER and ROMELLE BOLT, Chi Omegas; JEAN LYTLE,
ZTA; JEANETTE DICKSON, FRANCES LaBORDE, SYL
VIA CAMPBELL, DELORES MEYERS, and JANE LEVER,
Pi Beta Phis; Sigma Nu's AL FISHER, MICKEY MAR
SHALL, BOB LANGSTON, BOBBY PRUIT, BERT JESSUP,
CHARLES JONES, TED CROOKE and MELVIN BURTON;
also Kappa Deltas HELEN COGGESHALL with JOE
PEARCE, SAE, BETTY BELLINGER and MAX ESHEW
SAE, JUNE NIGGEL and JACK MOORMAN, FREDDA and
ROBERT SEXTON, IRENE HERTY with JIM FISHER,
SAE. You other people neglected to send in your names.
Getting back to the parties and such, Delta Zeta had a
party Friday night at the Y Camp. Citadel cadets were here
for the occasion.
MARY HYER, Tri Delt, is engaged to VICKIE HEN
DRICKSON from Mt. Pleasant and a Carolina alum.
DICKIE TIMMS, Sigma Chi, pinned JACKIE RICKS,
AD Pi.
GAIL KERR and JOHNNY GRAMLING, Sigma Chi's,
and MOPPY SATTERFIELD, ZTA, visited HARRIET
WHISENHUNT, ZTA, last weekend in Orangeburg.
GWYN SHELOR and JIMMY KONDURUS, Pi Phi and
Lambda Chi respectively, are pinned. Also NANCY CURRY,
Chi 0, and BOYD LITZINGER.
JOYCE KIMBALL came back from Florida with a dia
ond from WILLIAM C. FINLEY of Lafayette College. Defi
nite date for the wedding has 4ot been announced yet.
Up from the lower part of the state for the weekend was
INDLE SEASE, Clemson alum.
Attending the Master's Golf Tournament in Augusta was
EL AUSTI1N, KD.
The Sigma Nu's were off again to Winthrop. Those mak
the trip were LEWIS HAIGLER and HOOTIE JOHN
N. JLLY WALSH, HENRY DORN, and "BUDDY"
went back to Georgetown last weekend.
DOUGIE RILEY, Chi 0 alum, received a ring from JOHN
OPE recently.
".CHEE CHEE" MOORE had open house for the Tri Delts
~after the races Saturday night in Camden. Fine time had
by all.
BETTY FRAZER, a Pi Phi alum, is engaged to TOMMY
GRANT a KA at Furman U.
Sigma Nu's also interested in golf are DAN DONOVAN,
HOOTIE JOHNSON, GUY NICHOLS, BAYARD PICKETT
and PAUL FIELD.
Pi Kappa Phi had a shrimp supper Friday night in Lex
ington at JOHN CARROLL'S cabin. Menu included: shrimp,
"other refreshments" and etc.
Here's another one. JEANNE ROBINSON, KD, is en
gaged to FLOYD ABRAMS of The Citadel. She also visited
Charleston and Floyd last weekend.
LOUSA LOVELACE and TOOTSIE OUZTS, both KD,
toured up to Spartanburg for the weekend. ANN READY,
another KD, went to Clemson for the Military Ball.
Oh, happy day and joy, at last I've reached the end of the
page.
Don't forget to send all news to Box 79, campus mail, or
bring it to the Gamecock office. You could even send it to me;
I do love to get mail.
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are, from left to right, top row: h
Jeanne Turner, treasurer. Second r
torian; and Jackie Cline, dance cha
Education Groups
Act As Hosts To
Future Teachers
Kappa Delta Epsilon, women's
>rofessional education sorority, and
Cappa Phi Kappa, men's profes
ional educational fraternity, were
iosts to five hundred members of
uture Teachers of America clubs
nd chapters in South Carolina at
heir state convention held April 7
it Drayton Hall.
Dr. Clyde Erwin, superintendent
>f public instruction, from Raleigh,
Vorth Carolina, waa guest speaker
ind told the future teachers that
'the opportunity afforded teachers
;oday in the field of education is
)etter than it has been in past
ears." Dr. Erwin was introduced
)y Mrs. Ruth Thomas, founder of
he National Future Teachers of
America and chairman of the South
larolina Education Association's
Luture Teacher committee. Others
articipating on the program were
resse T. Anderson, state superin
endent of education, and Mark
Flawthorne, president of the South
Jarolina Education Association and
iuperintendent of schools in An
iceon.
After the meeting in Drayton
Flall, the group moved to the Field
iouse where the balloting for new
>fficeru took place. Those elected
gere Mildred Cox, president, stu
lent at Bob Jones university; Mary
Alice Breland, vice-president, Wal
:erboro high school; and Pattie
Lovell, secretary-treasurer, Greer
migh. The convention was ad.
ourned after the installation of
~he new officers,
1st dog: "Do you have a family
~ree?"
2nd dog: "No, we're not par
~icuar."
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Officers of Ze
or Zeta Tau Alpha, social sorority w
lary Jane Walker, president; Norm
ow, left to right: Jane Almy, corres
irman.
Tri-Delts Planning
Annual Drop-In
After Song Fest
Delta Delta Delta, social soror
ity, is making plans for the annual
Tri-Delt drop-in to be held after
girls' Song Fest. This is a campus
wide affair with all students in
vited.
Tri-Delts also are entertaining
the alumnae and mothers of the
chapter members at a tea to be
given from 5:30 to 6:30, April 18,
in the chapter room.
Members of Delta Delta Delta
are leaving on the 14th for a meet
ing with the Tri-Delt chapter at
the College of Charleston. 'After
the meeting, the members oflboth
chapters will go to Sullivan's Is
land for a houseparty.
I nterfraternity
Council Benefits
Crippled Children
Interfraternity Council has an
niounced that the proceeds totaling
$160.00 taken in at Fraternity
Stunt Night has been given to the
Crippled Children's Society here in
Columbia. This service is ani
example of the benefits made pos
sible through the efforts of the
Interfraternity Council and the or
ganizations taking part in the ac
tivities.
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ta Tau Alpha
hich is holding its Spring Formal to
a Bergman, vice-president; Nora An
ponding secretary; Marlene Rast, r
USC Engineers See
Architectural Show
Given By Company
An architectural engineering
demonstration was held for the en
gineering department by the John
son Service company of New York,
Wednesday, April 11, in room 117,
Hamilton college, Prof. F. B. Herty
has announced.
The demonstration included air
operated controls for heat, ventila
tion, and air conditioning systems.
Demonstration panels of controls
were shown in actual operation.
M. F. Rather, vice-president of
the eastern district of Johnson
Service company has recently em
ployed three USC graduates. All
three alumni were present for the
demonstration.
The graduates include: Ed Mc
Murray of Rock Hill, who received
his B.S. in engineering last year,
and is now in charge of the Co
lumbia office of the company; Cal
vin Amick, who was graduated
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n Oeland, recording secretary; and
ush chairman; Pat Kleckley, his
from USC in Sept., 1949, and is
present sales engineer for the
Greensboro, N. C., office; and Jack
Clark, graduate of USC in June,
1949, who is now sales engineer for
the Richmond, Va., office.
After the appearance here, the
Johnson Service company demon
stration went to Richmond, Va.
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TA Formal
N eld Tonight
Zeta Tau Alpha, social sorority,
having its Spring Formal to.
ight from 9:00 till 1:00 at the
olumbia Hotel ballroom.
Officers and their dates are:
lary Jane Walker, president, with
im Ness; Norma Bergman, vice.
resident, with Peter Kahl; Nora
inn Oeland, recording secretary,
,ith George Clausen; and Jeanne
'urner, treasurdr, with Charlie
'hacker. Also, Jane Almy, corres.
onding secretary, with Jim Mc.
lath; Marlene Rast, rush chair.
ian, with Charles Ellington; Pat
Eleckley, historian, with Marvin
tcMillan; and Jackie Cline, dance
hairman, with Don Wham. After
he Grand March before intermis.
ion, new officers for the year will
e announced.
Before the dance, from eight till
ine, there will be a drop-in at the
ome of Grace Lewis for the mem.
ers and their dates. At intermis.
ion, there will be another drop-in
t the home of Alice Mullis, a Zeta
lumnnae.
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