The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 29, 1952, Page Page Four, Image 4
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By JUNE PRESNELL
Rambling Sig Eps up in Duke territory for a terrific
basketball game this past weekend were JIM GRAVELY,
BOBBY RYAN, LEONARD SHIPMAN, and LAYTON
CROSS. Sig Ep Chapters in Chapel Hill, Durham, Wake
Forest, and Raleigh were visited along the way. The Sig Ep
basketball team will also journey to St. George Friday night
to take part in the annual Jaycee Basketball Tournament.
The following went to Charleston last Friday for the
boxing matches: BAYARD PICKETT, HARRY STEWART,
PAUL (SWEEZEY) and RUPERT DREWS. Also going to
cheer the boxers on against The Citadel were LIPPY LA
TORRE, LARRY SMITH, CHUCK PREZIOSO, STEVE
WADIAK, ROBERT BRUNSON, JEEPERS JEFFCOAT, and
DON EARLY. The whole mob took off from Logo's.
The SAE's had a rush party, Thursday 21st, at the
Woman's Club . . . music was furnished by Paul LaRosa .. .
and everyone had a good time. The previous Wednesday a
stag barbecue was held at Pinewood Lake, with rushees and
chapter members stuffing themselves full of pork.
JO COPELAND, Pi Beta Phi, is engaged to BILL BAR
RETT, Phi Kappa Sigma.
Sunday, JACK SIMON, of Sumter and Columbia, was
initiated into Phi Epsilon Pi . . . following the initiation a
stag dinner was held in his honor. Four men pledged Phi
Epsilon Pi. The neophytes were STANLEY KRUGMAN of
Columbia; LENNY OBRENTZ of White Plains, N. Y.; ED
DIE GOLDSTEIN of Columbia; and ARNOLD GREEN of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Phi Kap pledges entertained actives at a stag dinner ..
beer served ... following the meeting Monday night. Prof.
JOHN HERIN has been named Chapter Visitor by National
organization . . . he replaces Mr. WILLIAM MOYE of
Columbia.
Lambda Chi's partied at VFW with dates last Saturday
night.
The Pi Kappa Phi's kindly informed us that they went
to Winthrop to give the girls there a break .. . these dashing
caballeros were BUSTER BROWN, CLAYTON McMANA
WAY, HARRY BOLYN, RUSSELL STOKES, JACK FLYNN,
and T. J. CUPSTID.
RAMONA SALLEY, Pi Beta Phi, was off to Davidson
this week. More travelers were BETH KIRKLEY and ALICE
GILLAND (Chi Omega) who went to Easley last weekend.
Several SAE's will make the trip up to Washington for
the wedding of BOB SUMWALT, alum, and MARY JOYCE
MILLS of Washington, D. C. The big event will take place
Saturday, March 8.
The Pi Beta Phi's were busy bees . . . SARA JANE
QUINN spent an enjoyable weekend at Davidson's Mid
Winter Formal. ETHEL MATHEWS and JEANNETTE J
DICKSON spent last weekend with sorority sister MARTHA 1
WOODALL in Augusta, Ga. And the Pi Beta Phi's had a
drop-in last Sunday.
Ex-Carolina Boxer, LOUIS HARRELSON, of Mullins,
S. C., is giving a few spare moments to the Marine Corps
at Parris Island . . . also slated to play a little football for
their eleven.
Sigma Phi Epsilon pledges are planning a party this
Saturday night which is to be even bigger and better (they
say) than the one thrown by the actives two Saturdays ago.
Former Pi Beta Phi LIXIE (STOKES) COLLIE and hus
band, LAMAR, dropped in last weekend to say hello. LAMAR
is in Med. school in Augusta, Ga.
Other Pi Beta Phi's went down to JOE PATRONE'S for
the February Pi Phi night . . . JOE wished them happy
Valentine's Day with boxes of candy.
Pi Phi's initiated on February 17th were BETSY
THOMAS, CAROLYN SMITH, and ANN CARLTON. Pi Phi
CAROLINE WHITMIRE went to V. P. I. for Mid-Winter
Formal.
Our friend LANNY SHAY from Marion, S. C. informs
this friend that the Pi Kappa Phi's have the first TV set
on the campus . . . Golly !
RED DOUGLAS, BISHOP STRICKLAND, and JIM
SLAUGHTER, ex-Carolina stars, returned to Columbia for a
visit. BISHOP plays for the San Francisco '49ers . . . Jim's
a pro basketball player.
PAT PEELER and JANET GRIFFITH, Chi Omegas,
were at the boxing matches in Charleston last weekend.
Dr. D). H. CARLISLE of the political science department
spoke at the Zeta Tau Alpha banquet Saturday at the Green
Derby . .. with Dr. CARLISLE was his wife.
Phi Kappa Sigmas entertained last Saturday night with
a cabaret party at the Jefferson's Rathshellar . . . Clarence
Brazell's sextet furnished the music for a large . . . and real
live crowd . . . decorations were of the Valentine type. At
the intermission several of the Phi Kaps entertained with
songs.
Speaking of music and a good time, don't miss BILLY
(The Great) ECKSTINE, who's appearing tonight with
COUNT BASIE'S orchestra at the Township Auditorium.
The show is open to white spectators so here's your chance
to hear some good music.
MARGOT WEILAND, ZTA, went to the University of
Georgia for the Pi Kappa Phi formal last Saturday.
Phi Kaps journeying to Bennettsville Saturday to wed
ding of BERT EDENS, former Chi Omega, were HAROLD
-SCHMOCKEL, alumni ED TEAGUE and -JOE ASKEW.
The Lambda Chi's were no lazy bones either .. . going to
Winthrop for the Mid-Winter Formal also were: PAUL
CUNNZNGHAM, ELDEN DYE, GEORGE FLOYD, BILLY
RICHARDSON, BOB LANGSTON, JOHN JONES, FATS
ENON, JIM FINDLEY and GRADY RAWLS.
hi tap Winthrop's Mid--Wnter Formal were: DAVE
~ ,~RjRO ,BENTLEY RIVERS, BOB MILL
L, BBBY JONES, GIBBY DEAN,
, and CHARLIE JENNINGS.
nI must stop . .. no more room .. .
Panhellenic 'Sets
Stunt Night Date
A definite date for sorority stunt i
night has been set by Panhellenic
council. April 9 has been regis
tered for this event.
Panhellenic will sponsor stunt
night, presenting a cup to the win
ner. The names of the judges will
be kept secret until the night of
the performance. -
Committees appointed by Pan
hellenic consist of Eugenia Holli
day, chairman of tickets; Libby
Mahaffey, chairman of publicity;
Frances Hagood, trophy; judges,
Norma Bergman and Frances 1
Weeks; Alice Gates, chairman of
programs.
Pi Beta Phi has won stunt night
for the past two years. Frances
LaBorde, past president of Pi Phi,
was graduated last year and re
placing her will be difficult.
Rush Week To Be
After March Exams1
Rush week for coeds will be held
the first week of April. Rushees
who are first semester students will
be given scholarship cards to fill
out and have completed by their
professors.
Registration for rush week will
be Wednesday morning, March 12,
in the post office lobby.
Rushees will be notified if they
are ineligible for rushing. A stu
dent must have a 5.000 average on
twelve credit hours. Routine
parties will be planned by Pan
hellenic and preferential parties by
the sororities.
Any sorority at the conclusion of
rush week not having at least 29
members will be allowed open rush
ing for one month.
Lindau To Speak
To Chem. Students1
Mr. J. W. Lindau will speak this i
morning to the American Chemical li
Society in Hamilton 117 at 10
D'clock on "Developments in Plas
tics." All chemical engineers and
themistry majors are invited to w
ittend. n
Officers for the spring term were
?lected at the regular meeting
ruesday night. The officers are c
Victor Laurie of Columbia, presi- a
lent; James 'Bonihee from Mt.
lernon, N. Y., vice-president; Dale|
Iawkins of Binghamton. N. V.. se- I
etary; and William Payne of Co- I
umbia, treasurer.
Definition of a professor: One
who talks in other people's sleep.
* * *
"Why the black crepe on the
door? Is the roommate (lead?"
"Black crepe nothing! That's
my towel."
* * *
Mother: What have you been (do
ing all afternoon ?
Son: Shooting craps, Mother.
Mother: That must stop. Those
poor little things have as much
right to live as you have.
* * *
If there is a coal shortage this
winter, use coke. It won't give
much heat, but remember, you get
two cents back on every bottle.
* * *
It was a triangle: She and I
were both in love with her.
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ered ;t t6e student activities office
or the month of March. These
ance* are:
Alpha Delta Pi-March 7.
Kappa Alpha-March 15.
Phi Sigma Kappa-March 21.
Air R.O.T.C.-March 28.
Recitals being given at the
hapel this month will be on the
nd, 7th, 18th, and 28th.
Banquets listed 'are the Sigma
Ulpha Epsilon Founder's Day ban
iuet the 8th and the Kappa Alpha
banquet the 15th.
Pearce Elected
President of SAE
Joe Pearce from Greenville, was
lected president of Sigma Alpha
!psilon fraternity for the spring
emester.
David Johnson was elected vice
>resident. Other officers are Sam
,arter, recording secretary; Rich
ird Rush, corresponding secretary;
luddy Derrick, treasurer; Robert
31and, chronicler; Brantley Phil
ips, herald; Mack Fairley, warden;
tobert Bland, rush chairman;
)anny Peach, IFC representative;
nd Sam Carter, German club rep
esentative.
Sigma Nu
Initiates
ren Pledges
Sigma Nu fraternity initiated 10
nen February 13.
New owners of the White Star
re the following. John Robert
'itts, Theodore Crook, William E.
[all, Edward Bray, and James C.
)oggette, Jr.
Also, Wesley K. Sanders, Robert
. Gabriel, Donald R. Elliot, Wil
am C. Hawley and Neuland Col
Cr.
Hans and Peter went walking
ith their mother one day. As they
eared the edge of a cliff, Peter
ave his mother a shove and she
ent rapidly down to join her an
stors. Peter smiled at his brother
nd with a very casual air said,
Look, Hans, no Ma!"
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By -Norma Bergman
Condolences to busanne Hyer
who was unable to write her column
this week. Be it a virus or the flu,
it ruind 'the column' for the week.
In my lighthearted manner, I shall
attempt to entertain you with bits
of information about fads on other
campuses and perhaps we can start
some new ones here.
The bubble gum fad has prac
tically disappeared among the col
lege students and little sister can
now chump the family's supply
happily.
A puzzling incident at the pub
lication building Monday was the
sight of her honor, Miss Editor-in
chief, puffing (and choking) con
tentedly on a cigarette. Not quite
like the cow chewing its cud, tho'.
Ah, ha . . . while scanning the
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,oats; a0 ski su ibsJ.ust whI
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nore slipping down on wet side
walks . .. we shall ski rom one
lass to another. These warm comfy
mits are purchasable in the latesi
:olors.. Added protection for the
:oeds are the built-ih bustles
to more bruises.
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with a pipe will be most populai
with the girls . . . this is leal
rear. All hunters should equil
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Mahopy, William A. Steadley
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shave. FeAr. ot, it is no.
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grand ole Southern Bsll.
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