The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 11, 1952, Page Page Four, Image 4
TOMMIE BERBERT, Society Editor
loelle 'Keunedy Juae Presneli Norna Bergnan
Ce ) aon JQeef
... a spoke a week
By NOELLE KENNEDY
As Emerson said to Whitman, we say to you, "I greet you
on the threshold of a new career." Translated, this means,
"HAP-py new year !"
Just the other day, as we galloped across the horseshoe,
we spied one of our normal friends and fellow students
threatening to jump off Maxcy Monument. We stopped him.
It was BILL POWELL. Did we say normal (?).
ROSE REYNOLDS and MARY JOE CLARK received the
best Christmas presents ever. Rose got a scrumptuous
diamond from DON PARRISH and Joe got one from
CHARLIE FERGUSON, Phi Kappa Sigma.
PAT PATRICK, Chi 0, was pinned by CLISE FLOYD,
K. A., just before the holidays.
DAVID HARWELL, a Beta Theta Pi from the University
of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee, has pinned BUNNY
McLAURIN.
After his Friday night broadcast over WUSC, ELDEN
DYE did not put away his records . . . Fie on him!
The Lambda Chi's entertained twenty children from the
Epworth Orphanage on Friday afternoon, December 14, with
a Christmas tree. (That's the way it's written here . . .).
Santa Claus was there to give out presents.
The Lambda Chi's had their annual Christmas party
Tuesday, December 18, at the American Legion Hut. Music
(violin?) was furnished by Paul La Rosa . . . The party
was a la Lambda Chi.
The SAE's have a new mascot, a black cat named LEO,
under the care of T-BOY ELLIS.
ED ROYAL, SAE, and HELEN JOHNSON, Tri Delt,
attended the Yacht Club Dance in Charleston during the
holidays.
A certain person, whose car lost its bearings up in Massa
chusetts over the holidays, wants to go back to Massachu
setts, don't you, PETE?
HOMER DERRICK, JACK JONES, BRANTLEY
PHILIPS, PAUL BYRUM, and BOBBY GUNTHER, all
SAE's, were among those attending drop-ins given in Green
ville, Christmas day by JOE PEARCE and T-BOY ELLIS.
BILL BARRETT, Phi Kap, pinned JO COPELAND, Pi
Phi.
The Phi Kap's painted the chaptei rooms and the hallway,
and reupholstered the furniture.
HASKELL GRIMBELL, Tri Delt, received a diamond
from Tommy Carr of The Citadel.
SAE's seen at the Bachelor's Club Dance in Camden, were
ELLIOTT WARDLAW (the one who steals the society staffs' t
candy), BRATTON de LOACH, JOHN LINDSAY, BOBBY
BROADWELL, ROBERT BLAND, RICHARD MONCKTON,.
MORTY MULLER, and JOHNNY BARKSDALE.
Seems as if the University Players, among others, had a
grand time at ANNIE GILBERT'S house the other night.
Much talent was shown in a game of Charades.
JOHN EBANEGA and his Chevrolet motored to Pitts
burgh for Christmas.
BILLY HUNTER and KARL SCHWARTZ, Sigma Chi's,
and IZZY LOURIE, Phi Ep, were among thousands present
at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville.
MARILYN GETTYS, ZTA, journeyed to Florida over the
holidays to study Geological and Geographical phenomena in
the Everglades.
Celebrating New Year's Eve in Savannah were BILL
NOVIT and I. M. GOLDBERG, Phi Ep's.
.AL MAZANIK, pro-football star, has signed a contract
with the New York Yankees to play football next fall.
MARY LONG, ZTA, is pinned to DON POHREN, DTD,
at Minnesota.
MARGARET ELLEN BARKER, AD Pi, was married on'
December 28 to John Peters.
KA's partied at CLAYTON TAPP'S house at Lake Murray
last Saturday.
Sig Ep, WAYNE CLAMP, marriedl Lucille Oakly on
December 22.
CHEE-CHEE MOORE, Tri Delt, jiourneyed to Charleston
for the Debutante parties.
Others wed (luring the holidays include: GERTRUDE
JENKINS, Chi 0, to BILLY GAUSE, Sig Chi; LEXIE
STOKES to LAMAR COLLIE; ELAINE ROSS to MOR
TIMER FENTON; an(d MARGIE TEAGUE, ZTA Alum, to
JACKSON SHEALY.
Phi Kap's held (didn't drop it, either) their annual
Christmas party at the Pinewood Club on December 16
I hear there was a "cool'' breeze blowing which must've
ushered in Santa Claus in the person of JOE BUJLL. Music
was furnished by Harold June and band.
Phi Ep's recently pledged three men: DON MILLER,
I. M. GOLDBERG, andl JERRY ROLLINS.
And now, farewell, send in news to Box 79 . . . See va
around.
Lambda Chi Alpha Newman Club
Elects Richardson 'Plans Spring
Spring President Term Program
Billy Richardson has been elected |'The Executive Committee of the
to replace retiring presidlent of Newman Club met last Friday to
Epsilon Psi Zeta of Lambda Chi discuss the program for the regular
Alpha, T. Chandler Josey. Other club meeting held Wednesday at
officers elected for the spring term seven-thirty in the basement of
are: Bob Langston, vice-president; LeConte. A movie was shown.
Bob Scott, secretary; Gene Swann, Today the Executive Committee
treasurer; Gene Floyd, ritualist; will meet in the club house to dis
John Jones, social chairman; J. T. cuss plans for the new program to
Mauldin, rush chairman; "Son" be carried out in the spring term.
Kir;ven, Interfraternity Council---- - -- -
representative; and Fox Cahaly, Latimer, pledge trainer; Paul Cun
corresponding secretary. ningham, house chairman; and
The following men were ap- "Pig" Smith, athletic representa
pointed by the new officers: Austin tive.
Kappa Alpha
Pictured above are the sponsors
for the Kappa Alpha dance. They
are Mary Lewis Blackwell for
Duncan Breckenridge, president;
Bobbie Jean Allen for Bill Rowe,
vice-president; Melba Rice for
kndy Gary, corresponding secre
:ary; Alice Ann Watters for Eddie
Kappa Alpha
Formal DanC
Duncan Breckenridge, president
>f Rho Chapter of Kappa Alpha i
)rder, announces that the chapterl
ill have a formal closed dance
in January 11, from nine until one.
t will be held at the Columbia
zoiel. Woody Woo<dward's orches
ra will play for the occasion. Dr.
'arlisle is to chaperon the event.
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Stubbs, historian; Ramona Salley
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Yates for Bill Penn, censor;
Evelyn Marshall for Joe Berry,
knight-at-arms; Helen McLeod for
Kemp Hyers, knight usher; and
Shirley Holmes for David Thacks
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