The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 18, 1952, Page Page Four, Image 4
NORMA BERGMAN, Society Editor
NoeUe Kennedy June PresneU
I2e C)9o0" C ee
. a spoke a week . .
By JUNE PRESNELL
As the sun rises in the east a new spoke on the wheel
raises its head and blabs forth. It seems like exams and
nervous breakdowns are racing each other neck and neck.
MR. K. L. F. DeGRAVELINES has a problem as Student
Activities Director ... he needs a nice efficient secretary ...
and, as anyone knows, a hard-working secretary is as rare
as hen's teeth. Anyone knowing of such a human being please
inform Mr. DeGravelines ... thank you!
ELISE HAM of Monroe, N. C. was pinned by RONNIE
SKENES, Sigma Chi.
The Phi Sigs enjoyed a New Year's Eve Party at the El
Roco Club following the USC-Penn Basketball game . .
doesn't that game rate capital letters? . . . Honored guests
were Phi Sig basketball players, DWANE MORRISON,
FRANK WRIGHT, JACK WISE, and their dates. The Phi
Sigma Kappa will also have a party on Feb. 1, 1952 at the
Maxcy Gregg Woman's Club.
GENNY STEVENSON, Tri-Delt, received a beautiful
engagement ring from FRED FELDER from Charleston last
week. FELECIA HOWELL, Tri-Delt Alum, also received a
ring from BEAU MORRISON from Charleston. Tri-Delts
KATHERINE STONE and LAWSON YATES spent last
weekend in Charleston.
TOBY WARD, Phi Sig, from Myrtle Beach has informed
this column that he will accept a position (generous, isn't
he?) with the United States Navy upun graduation in Feb
ruary. Another Phi Sig, PHIL SAWYER, commuted to
Winthrop again last weekend.
Among the large Carolina delegation attending the Fur
man game were Lambda Chi's DEVANT PURVIS, AUSTIN
LATIMER, PAUL CUNNINGHAM, JUG SAWYER, FRANK
MALONE and MERVIN DAVE.
RED HOLLIS gave KATIE BRUNSON a shining diamond
for Xmas. Wedding date is in Feb.
CHIC MARTIN, KD, was pinned by LOCK McLENDON,
Sigma Nu, during Christmas Holidays. Looks like the KD's
have had a busy time . .. MACK HALFORD entertained in
honor of ANN READY who will marry MARION SMITH
of Clemson on January 24 . . . Then the KD's traveled to
Johnson Saturday afternoon for a bridge luncheon. Also on
the agenda is a Between-Semesters Houseparty at Ocean
Drive Beach to take place after the horror of exam week
wears off.
BILL NOVIT and IZZY (I love Erskine Caldwell!)
LOURIE, both Phi Eps, are going to celebrate the passing
of their exams (optimists, aren't they ?) in New York City
between semesters. That reminds me of some famous words
of Dr. Turney-High: "It pays to be honest for there are too
many stool pigeons in the world," unquote. Makes you think,
it does!
On the subject of old memories ..,. the Kappa Delta's have
retired two cups in the past two years. The first wvas the
Sigma Chi Derby Cup in 1950, the second was the scholarship
cup which they received for obtaining a 3.183 average for
the spring 1951 term. It is being engraved now.
Ah, back to the Phi Sig salt mines where I will uncover
some more news-HUGH BOND, CHUCK DAVIDSON,
SAMMY HARDNER, some more Phi Sigs, followed the
basketball team and enjoyed the games at Charlotte, Green
ville, and Athens. There to take in all the sights were
DWANE MORRISON, FRANK WRIGHT, and JACK WISE
. .. too bad we all didn't have green or black Cadillacs...
then we could have been there to cheer the team on. (Who
knows? Maybe after a little of my cheering they would have
begged for peace!)
(Little flash . .. does anyone out there in the dim dark
ways of the world have anything they want sent in to the
columx ? NO . .. we do not accept rotten fish !! I mean news !)
If you have no news make some. Jump off Maxcy Monument.
Or do you have a pet octopus you want written about ? We
aren't choosey (love that spelling), just send us some news.
Good luck on those xams I
Talley Elected
President Phi Sig
Tommy Talley of Atlanta, Ga.,
will lead the Phi Sigs during the
spring semester, Chuck Davidson,
retiring president, announced.
Other officers will be Phil Saw
yer, vice-president; Buddy Whit
aker, secretary; Burr Chambless,
treasurer; Jay Quick, inductor;
Dick Duncan, sentinel; Chuck
Davidson, I. F. C. rep.; and Jimmy
Jordan, social chairman.
Sigma Chi Holds
Spring Elections
Dick Timms of Greenville will
serve as president of Sigma Chi
during the spring semester.
Other officers include Ronnie
Skenes, vice-president; Sam Hil
born, recording secretary; Ed Jor
dan, treasurer; Bob Wilkins, cor
responding secretary; Watson
Murphy, historian; and Henry
Watts, assoc. editor.
Also, Carl Schwartz, athletic
rep.; Bill Littlejohn, I. F. C. rep.;
Doc Rast, pledgemaster; Dick
Polen, derby chairman; Carl
Schwartz, social chairman; and
Dick Robinson, house manager.
Newton Named
Pi Kappa Alpha
Spring President
Pi Kappa Alpha officers for the
spring semester are Gary Newton,
president; Frank Huggins, vice
president; Bruce Elliot, secretary;
Dave Mauldin, house manager;
Herb Freeman, pledge masier; and
Bill Garnett, alumni secretary.
Kappa Sig Elects
Ingram President
Joe Ingram of Cheraw was
elected president of Kappa Sigma
social fraternity. Ingram is a stu
dent in the school of law.
Louis Reames was elected vice
president; Jimmy Holliday, secre
tary; Harold Holliday, treasurer;
and Eugene McElveen, grand
master of ceremonies.
SAE Initiates
New Members
Sigma Alpha Epsilon initiated
three newv members into the
fraternity Monday night.
They are Richard Monckton, of
Columbia; Dickie Rush of Lake
City; and Jack Goldschmidt from
Memphis, Tenn.
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SHIRTS * TIE * SPOUTS SHIRTS
Phi Mu Alpha
Selects Members
New members of Phi Mu Alpha
Sinfonia, national honorary and
professional music fraternity are:
Robert Bland Ariall, Sumter;
Daniel Oliver Bowman, Bowman;
John Wilbur Jackson, Orangeburg;
Morris Henry Levy, New Orleans,
La.; John Lawrence Robinson,
Columbia; William Mahaffey Trip
lett, Chester.
They were initiated at Lieber
College on Wednesday, January 16.
The fraternity enjoyed a banquet
at the Green Derby Restaurant
following the initiation ceremony.
Phi Epsilon Pi
Elects Novit
Next President
Bill Novit, business administra
tion junior of Charleston, was
elected to the presidency of Phi
Epsilon Pi fraternity at its meeting
Monday night. He succeeds Stewart
Applebaum, also of Charleston.
Other officers selected include:
Sanford Zahler, Columbia, vice
president; Izzy Lourie, Columbia,
treasurer; Ivan Miller, Columbia,
corresponding secretary; Allan
Baker, Columbia, recording secre
tary.
Also selected were Ted Kurtz,
Newark, N. J., housemanager; Ron
nie Streem, Cleveland, Ohio,
pledgcmaster; Irv Liskov, Bridge
port, Conn., athletic representa
tive; and retiring president Apple
vaum, Inter-fraternity council
epresentative.
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