Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JUNE PRESNELL, Society Editor MARY MURRAY NEDRA GILMORE MICKEY YOUNG The Wagon Wheel . a spoke a week ... By MARY MURRAY ... And the wagon wheel just keeps rollin' along, regard less of the hazy lethargy that has settled over the campus. Or, could it be that Carolina clock-watchers have already started studying for exams (perish the thought!) Or, may be they're just emerging from the stardust at the German Club ball Pi Kappa Phi's were at the Winter Formal in full force. Members present with their dates were: GOOSE BOSWELL, with JANE ASBILL; RUSSELL STOKES, with BECKY GODSHAY; DOODLE MUNN, with BETTY ANN STAN LEY; BILLY LOGOTHETIS with PAT DUBOSE; JIM BAILEY, with JANE RUTLAND; WAMBER FICKEN with NANCY LACKEY; and LANNY SHAY with BOBBIE WARD. PAUL BYRUM and I)ON LEOPARD, SAE's, swooped down to New Orleans last Friday for a week-end of debauchery. DON ELLIOT, Sigma Nu, pinned SALLY PEARMAN, 'Pi Phi pledge, Monday night. Sally was serenaded by the brothers of Delta chapter Tuesday night and was presented a dozen white roses. BETTY POPE, ZTA alum, is engaged to Ned Brown ... OWINS COBB, SAE, presented JACKIE OSWALD of Co lumbia with a diamond. SONNY COLEMAN, PiKA, pinned NORMA McNINCH last week . . . Sigma Nu's and dates partied Saturday night at "CROVAT" CROOKE'S house on Lake Murray. . . Several PiKA's finished the dance night with a party hi the Jefferson Hotel and on to other places ... JOE PEARCE and BILL BRISTOW, SAE's, spent the weekend in Darlington, S. C. . . . BARBARA THOMPSON was featured in the local newspaper this week as she waited at a Columbia airport for LAWRENCE ROGERS, Wofford alum, to return from Korea (front page, too!) . . . JOHN DELOACH, SAE, pinned KATHERINE STONE, Tri Delt. PAUL LANGFORD, AL SENDLER, and BILL DEAN, PiKA's, spent the weekend with relatives in Charlotte, N. C. ... FRANK NELSON, Sigma Nu, pinned MARION CROCK WELL, of Columbia. KEITH KINARD, Pi Kappa Phi, was seen enjoying the German Club Winter Formal with his wife, SUE . . . PAUL FIELD, Sigma Nu, pinned FRANCES DAVIS, of Columbia . . . Also joining the brothers in the pinning cere monies was EARL REDMON, who pinned ALYCE LEMI RANDE of Milwaukee, Wisconsin . . . one of the campus couples seen everywhere together is the CHUCK BARNETT and EMMALA EVINS twosome . . . Visiting the Carolina campus this week was JIMMY MANOS, from Greenville, S. C.; he is a student at Furman University. Jimmy visited GEORGE PETRAKOS, Sigma Chi. Mystery of the week: What happened to KA's HARVEY HORNE and BOBBY BLACKWELL last Monday night? BARBARA FOWLER, Queen Azalea of 1952 and a recent Carolina graduate, is one of four beauty queens representing the state of South Carolina in President-elect Eisenhower's inaugural parade. Phi Kaps PHRINESS and JERRY COX spent six days of the Christmas vacation touring Yankee-land and Quebec, Canada . . . MARGOT WEILAND), ZTA, visited with Phi Kap HOMER PAD)GET in Georgetown. Seen at the Carolina-Wake Forest game were RAMONA SALLEY, Pi Phi, and GLENN BELL, SAE; MARILYN DOUGLAS, ZTA, and BILL STEPHENS. Phi Kaps DON EDNEY and DAVE MARTIN made their weekly pilgrimage to Winthrop this p)ast weekend . . . It is rumored that TOBY REYNOLDS, Pi Kappa Phi, also finds Winthrop attractive. The wagon wheel can't roll without just a little news from you and you. Address all news to Society Editor, Box 79. If [you know it, let us know it. If we have it, we'll print it. Brown To Head Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Phi Elects Chambless Eldridge (Buster) Brown of In elections held this week, Bishopville has been re-elected Burr Chambless was elected presi president of Pi Kappa Phi fra- dlent of Phi Sigma Kappa. Other ternity for the spring term. officers elected to serve for the Baron Sumner of Rock Hill wats spring semester are: Jack Wise, named treasurer, and Horger vice-president; Tomn Carr, treas Knight of Columbia was chosen urer; and Dale Hawkins, secre secretary. tary. Other officers elected were Billy Th hiSg cos Frn Logothetis of Columbia, warden;Wrgtainltr,BbJaky Jim Hannah of Columbia, his- a etnl o a' sI .C torian; William (Rabbit) Hare ofreesnai,adPulhlip Allendale, chaplain, and Wesley sntruareeetti. Kennedysofentinho,viomeCaIFCsrep -._C. resentative. . A rassfre a rv Also Lanny Shay of Marion, ig ontera ihawgn German Club representative; Charles (Sugar) Childs of Rock la fbryr etlzr Hill, athletic representative; AndtorsfomNwYkchne Toby Reynolds of Bishopville, t tpadiqiedrci~s n house manager. iq;e ftefre hth Brown, a varsity athlete in foot-haintewg. ball and track, was recently fea- "aue"si h amr tured in "The Star and Lamp,""Gi'tspedtonmpt natIonal P1 Kap magazine, as a te. typical chapter presIdent. The mag- "el 'lb and"si h asine Included several pictures oftors,"nmywflagst Brown, his family and his fra-mefrpeaigbtron y tntyingdwe teradwt"awgn load o barnyrd ferie.A Campui _7aJ4ion Introducing - MARY ALICE BRELAND, one of our fashionable freshmen, modeling a coat that is just right for date time for that afternoon tea. The coat is deep purple, made of the new chinchilla cloth. To give a smooth flowing line to the coat, the sleeves are made wide with deep cuffs; slash pockets also add to the effect. The matching% velvet scarf can be worn in varied positions. The ring fastener is studded with rhine stones. Mary Alice is from Walterboro, S. C. (Gamecock photo by Gus Manos.) Sigma Chi's Elect New Officers Officers of Sigma Chi for the sIpring semester were elected January 12. Sam Tlilborn of Port land, Maine was chosen as presi dent; Ed Jordan, Winnsboro, vice president; Bob Holmes, Columbia, secretary; and Bob Wilkins, Flor ence, treasurer. Cleve Laird was elected by the Chi's as their pledgemaster; Zack Taylor, Lexington, N. C., as Interfraternity Council representa tive; Carl Schwartz, Columbia, as social chairman; and Watson Murphy, Greenwood, as corres ponding secretary. Frances Marion "Doe" Rast, Manning, associate editor; Elmore Viele, Charleston, historian; Gene Mixson, athletic representative; and( Sumner Waite, Camden, house manager, complete the roster. Pearce To Lead SAE Jot Pearce, of Greenville, was elected p)residlent of Sigma Alpha Epsilon for the spring semester. Other officers elected January 5 for the coming semester are: Phil Pearce, Columbia, vice-president; John ,Johnston, Greenville, treas urer; Bill Bristow, Darlington, re cording secretary; Raymond Mc Elveen, Columbia, corresponding secretary. Ted Mears, Cross Hill, will serve as chronicler and LInn Tompkins, Columbia, as Herald. Glenn Bell, Columbia, was elected warden; Buddy Derrick, Greenville, Interfraternity Council representative; Tommy Mims, G;reenville, German Club represen.. tative; Frank Boensch, Mt. Pleasant, athletic representative; and Jack Jones, Greenville, house manager. Pi K A's Choose New Officers Members of Pi Kappa Alpha elected officers for the spring semester January 12. New officers are: Dave Mauldin, Pickens, pres ident; Sonny DuRant, Blshopville, vice-presidlent; Glenn Gainey, Dar lington, secretary; and Rudy L,ee, Chieraw, house manager. Sonny Coleman, Florence, treas urer; Charlie Joyner, Marion, secretary, and Bill Garnett, Harrisonherg, Virginia, pledge master, were re-electedi. ZTA Drop4In Planned To start the new semester off with a bang, Zeta Tau Alpha is planning a campus wide drop-in in the chapter room in Sims dorm itory. The date is Sunday, February 1, 1953; enjoy it from 8 until 9-80 p.m. Phi Ep's Initiate Two New Members Mik Lourie, vice-president of Lourie's, Inc., was initiated as an associate member of Phi Epsilon Pi on January 11. Mr. Lourle is an active member of the Jaycees, B'nai B'rith, and is a Mason. He is the third Lourie to become a PALM McC Intei Frt Telephor ~X. CNO"ki6dyae?o.. ... ..wee? T MEN ~E. M: M .. .you meet the high standards required to be an Avia tion Cadet? If you can -then here's a man-size oppor tunity! An opportunity to serve your country and build a personal career that will fit you for responsible positions both in military and commercial aviation. It won't be easy! Training discipline for Aviation Cadets is rigid. You'll work hard, study hard, play hard-especially for the first few weeks. But when it's over, you'll be a pro-with a career ahead of you that will take you as far as you want to go. You graduate as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Air Force, with pay of $5,300.00 a year. And this is only the beginning New Aviation Cadet Training C H E RE'S WI 1. Take a transcript of your college credits and a copy of your birth certificate to your nearest Air Force Base or Recruiting Station. Fill out the application they give you. 2. if application is accepted, the Air Force will arrange for you to take a physical examination. Wh:ere to get mnore details. vsny OR WRITE TO: AVIATION CADET MEAnDQUAR X.:X' member of the Alpha Theta chap ter of Phi Epsilon Pi, being preceded by his brothers, Herbie and Izzy. Louis Colbus of Altoona, Penn sylvania, was initiated as an active member following Lourie's initia-I tion. A drop-in was held Saturday night, January 11, and a stag ETTO FARM SUPPL ormick Farm Equipm rnational Motor Tr !ezers & Refrigerat ten: Office 3-7001-Parts Depl 903 Huger St. COLUMBIA, S. C. IGH EN L e e - ......... ......WK your opportunities for advance ARE YOU ELIG To qualify as an A viation Cadet, pleted at least two years of colle; requirement - .it's best if you stay ate. In addition, you must be h years, unmarried, and in good YOU CAN CHOOSE PILOT OR AIRCRAFT If you choose to be an Aircraft ing will be in Navigation, 10 Operation or Aircraft Performa |lasses Begin Every F IAT TO DO: 3. Next, you w ill he given a1 wr tuide test. 4. It you pass your physical anc he scheduled for an Aviation The Selective Service Act allo deferment while waiting class ur nearest Air Force Base or A rERS, U. S. AIR FORCE, M banquet at the Varsity Restaurant the following day in honor of the two initiates. Social Calendar: January 19-28 Monday: Study Tuesday: Cram Wednesday: Study Thursday: Cram Friday: Study And on into the night . . f co. ient wks ion ;OIL 2.3355 Ak nment are unlimited. IBLE? you must have comn eC. This is a inimnn in school and gradu 'etween 19 and 26 physical conldition. BETWEEN OBSERVER ?)bserver, your train >mbardmlent, Radar nece -Engineering. ow Weeks! tien and man ualI apt i I other tests, you will Cadet Training Class. ws you a t'our-month 1ssi gnmiientI. Ir Force Recruiting Officer. ASHINGTON 25, D C.