The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 30, 1951, Page Page Four, Image 4
TOMMIE HERBERT, Soiety Editor
Noelle Kennedy June Presneil Norma Bergman
a spoke a week . . .
By NORMA BERGMAN
All the rushing is over and we settle back to a normal
life, thank goodness. But it was fun.
Back to normal, German club dance tonight and the
engineer's dance tomorrow night. Ah-h, we love this college
life.
To bring you up to date on past activities there were
parties and more parties. On the 19th, the Pi Kappa Alpha
fraternity partied. Also, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
The 20th was a popular night for gathering of clans; the
Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Sigma Kappa and the Phi Alpha
Delta (legal frat) all enjoyed parties.
Last night, the Beaux Arts group took time out from
their schedule and enjoyed a party.
Phi Sigma, B. D. Caughman journeyed to the beach over
the holidays. Other Phi Sigs chased squirrels around the
country side. Poor little squirrels. Shame on you fellas !
In the pinned department we have Joe Easley who pinned
Mary Lukas of Winthrop. Also, Bill Yetman, Phi Kappa
Sigma, pinned Ann Roberts, ZTA.
Among the top seven finalists for the Maid of Cotton
were Barbara Fowler, Chi 0, and Frankie Carroway. Big
bouquets of roses to you both. And best of luck.
Attending the- Furman homecoming dance were Salem
David, KA, with Anne McLean, ADPi, and Eddie Stubbs with
Ruby Lee Ward, ADPi.
Phi Kap alums back for the holidays were Jim Cordell,
Vernon Epps, Pete Hyman, Henry Nelson, Paul Johnson,
Roy Little, Harold Zobel, Charles Sheely, John Williams, and
John Herrin. They just can't stay away from the place.
Willie Braswell, ZTA, traveled up to Durham last weekend
for the Duke-N. C. festivities.
Dropping-in Sunday night will be in the ZTA room from
8 until 9:30. It is a campus-wide affair with everyone invited.
Partying Saturday night will be the Sigma Chis at Gib
son's Pond.
Delta Sigs danced in celebration of their Founder's Day,
Nov. 17th. Music was by Fran Seminol's Pastels.
Must be the Yankee influence. The Sigma Nus had a
Bowery Ball at the Pinewood last week. Costumes were worn
... wow!
Visiting the Zeta chapter were chapter councilor Beverly
Eckert from Seattle, Wash.
The four winds seem to have scattered the Phi Eps over
the holidays. Ted Kurtz and Charley Bernstein went to New
Jersey; Phil Garfinkle to North Carolina; Bill Novit and
Izzy Lourie to Charleston; and Stan Pearlman to Atlanta.
Nancy Mitchell, Tri Delt, went to Annapolis for a dance.
Sounds like a nice way to spend the vacation.
"Dinny" McMaster, Tri Delt, received a ring from Brock
Williams from Mississippi. Congratulations to you.
First add to Phi Ep news-Allan Baker of Columbia went
home to dinner.
Sigma Nus attended the First Presbyterian church en
masse last Sunday to observe their Memorial day.
Owen Cedarburg and Chuck Winder, Phi Kapps, spent
the holidays with Dick Kelley in Sparta, N. J.
Meeting last night was the USC Press club. They say it
was a business meeting, but they enjoyed it too much. Yeh,
business.
Gee, a few people were on campus during the "liberty."
Phi Kaps Tommy Camp, Richard Bobo and Skid McRainey
were here to keep the spooks away.
Ah-h, some patriotic fellows here. Kappa Alphas who
journeyed to Virginia were Kemp Hyers, Huger Sinkler, Fred
Jumper, Dupre Miller, and Bill Spencer.
Bouquets to Jimmy Moore, KA, who went to Gainesville,
Ga. for the weekend and made it home before Tuesday.
Joyce Woodel, ZTA, took Ginny Sacher and Norma Berg
man, also ZTAs, home for the holidays. Mid-semester grades
are out, you know.
Jerry Hayes, KA alum, pinned Bobby Fuller, KD alum.
The boys in Tenement One had a hayride the other night.
Oh, 'twas a cold night. Who was the wise one who took a
camera along. That journalism 37 is a great course.
With that T stop and ask forgiveness of THE DEAN, who
accidentally might read this column.
DINE 4 SheDANCE
EL ROCO CLUB
North of Columbia on Highway 21
Make Reservations For Your
CHRISTMAS PARTIES
'PHONES: 9588 - 3-9157
Floor Shows on the Week Ends
There Will Be No Minimum Charge
For Students
- Monday through Friday -
COUPLES ONLY OPEN 7 P. M. -- 1 A. M.
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Pictured above are the spons<
for Mickey Marshall, president; 1
Sam Carter, secretary; Second Rol
assistant treasurer; Joan Simpson
junior leader.
Engineers Tc
Formal Tomc
The Engineers' Ball will be held
Saturday night, December 1, from
8 to 12 p. m. at the Columbia hotel,
it was announced by Bill Wilkinson,
president of the Engineers' Joint
Council. Music will be furnished
by Paul La Rosa and his orchestra.
Dean Sumwalt will be the chaperon
for the event. All engineering stu
dents are invited to attend, and
shouid contact the School of En
Phi Sigma Kappa
Announces Pledges
Last Monday night, the pledges
of Phi Sigma Kappa elected Ed
Lewin, president; Sammy Gardner,
vice-president; and John Floyd,
secretai y-treasurer, as the pledge
officers for the Fall term. Other
pledges include: Pat Bideau, Tom
McCaffrey, Dale Hawkins, Bill
Spencer, J1immy Sheils, Charley
Huggins, Frank Wright, Quincy
Moorer, and Bob1 Raley.
Delta Delta
Delta Entertains
New Pledges
The new pledges of Delta Delta
Delta were entertained Sunday
night at a dlrop)-in at "Dukie" Mul
lins', the Tri-D)elt alum advisor.
They are: Anne Bradley, Jane Cal
houn, Virginia Doughty, Mary Ann
Erwin, Harriet Fedler, Susan Fair,
Mary Alma Hodges, Suzanne Hyer,
Georgia Baxter Kennedy, Ann
Lumpkin, Rhetta Morrison, Lucy
McMaster, Tena McNutty, Lelia
Manning, A lice Pinckney, Carroll
Simis, anud Carol ino Talbert.
Alpha Lambda of Delta Delta
D)elta will h o I d its annual
Founder's r)ay Banquet on Tues
dlay, December 4.
Alpha Lambda chapter at the
university became a member of
the national fraternity in 1927.
The chapter was originally the
Beta Zeta Club.
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gineering for tickets. The Joint
Council is composed of all the en
gineering societies.
Zeta Tau Alpha
Holds Pledging
Marilyn Gettys, president of
Zeta Tau Alpha, has given the
names of the new pledges as: Billie
Alford, Marlene Ayers, Willie
Braswell, Joann Cadle, Betty
Fishcr, June Goff, Julie Ann Hart
nett, Betty Jean Johnson, Clarice
Kissanm, Betty Jo Land, Jackie
Landis, Llewellyn Lloyd, Barbara
Ann Martin, Nancy McCorley, Ro
herta Rowell, Roylyn Strawn, Joan
Sullivan, Ann Thomas, Margot
Weiland, Marilyn Douglas, and
Thompson Herbert.
Officers for the pledge class are
Betty .Jo Land, president; Billie
Alford, vice-president; Jackie
Landis, secretary; and June Goff,
treasurer.
The sorority wvill have a campus
wvide drop-in in honor of the new
pledges Sunday night from eight
until nine-thirty.
Beverly Eckert, chapter coun
cilor from Seattle, Washington,
v isited( the soror ity last wveek.
Alpha Delta Pi
Has Pledging
The new pledges and pledge of
ficers for Alpha Delta Pi include
he following: president, Jean
Schlosser ; v'ice-p)resident, Laura
Sossaman ; treasurer, Amelia
T'ownisend; guardj, Ann Boylston;
social chairman, Betsy Ehrhardt;
secretary, Peggy O'Neall; and Gay
Arthur, .Jane Brown, Betsy Hen
dlerson, Peggy Hlilker, Carol Jef
fords, Lettie Ann Johnson, Ann
Norton, IIarriet Parker, Betty
Prince, .Joan Rtaffield, Pat Rhodes,
and G;eri Webb.
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German Clu
To Be Held
The German Club Harvest Ball
is to be held tonight, November 30,
according to Mickey Marshall,
Sigma Nu president. The formal
closed dance is to begin at nine
and end at twelve. Elliott Law
rence and his orchestra will pro
vide the music. The affair will,be
in the ballroom of the Columbia
hotel.
Kappa Alpha, Kappa Sigma, Pi
Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma
Nu, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and
Alpha Tau Omega are the seven
Kappa Delta
Names Pledges
Beta gZeta chapter of Kappa
Delta pledged 23 girls on Novem
ber 19. Preceding the pledging
ceremony, Kappa Delta's honored
their pledges at a drop-in on Sun
day, November 18. The girls
pledged include: Barbara Gene Al
len, Georgia Duncan Bellinger,
Barbara Blackwell, Mary Lewis
Blackwell, Lois Christine Durham,
Emma Jean Crosby, Mary Jo
Gooding, Johanna Douglas Wright,
Judith Pearson Ruff, Tommye
Roane, Elizabeth Sessions O'Neale,
Barbara Jean Williams, Sara Anne
Robinson, Lucy Ann Bouleware,
Nelle McCants, Hazel Haynes
Smarr, Beaufort Sims Law, Mar
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Gilmore, Emily Ann Smith, Janice
Famara Dudley, and Mary Louise
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fraternities making up the organi.
zation. The German Club is the
oldest social organization on this
campus, having been founded in
1883.
Other officers of the club are
Rupie Drews, Alpha Tau Omega,
vice-president; Sam Carter, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, secretary; and Bill
Gibbes, Pi Kappa Alpha, treasurer.
Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Has
Sixteen Pledges
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, social fra
ternity, pledged sixteen men No
vember 13, in the university chapel.
The ceremony lasted from 7 to
8 p. m.
Robert Broadwell, president, an
nounces the names of the pledges,
as follnws: Bratton DeLoach, Mor
gan Mitchell, John Johnston, Cop
ley Smoak, Paul Byrum, Edward
Stuckey, Thomas Temple, Burnett
Ellis, and Robert Hundley.
Others are Petie Hiers, Melton
Bristow, Raymond McElveen, Her
bert Varn, Robert Gunter, Glenn
Bell, and Harry Bozardt.
The fraternity had a party at
the Woman's Club last Monday in
honor of their new pledges. Every
one came in costume - hobo style.
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