The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 20, 1953, Page Page Seven, Image 7
JOHANNA WRIGHT
for Melvin Burton, Commander
Sigma Nu Bower
I Scheduled
Delta chapter of Sigma Nu
fraternity will entertain with its
annual Bowery Ball tomorrow
night at the Assyrian, Lebannon
American Social Club. The
Bowery Ball will be in honor of
the new actives and pledges. Dur
ing the course of the evening, the
1953 Sigma Nu Bowery Queen
will be announced and will be
presented with a cup.
Chaperones for the occasion will
be Professor and Mrs. C. H.
Neuffer. Clarence Brazell and
Sigma Alph4a
Helen Johnson is presented th
crown of violets that distinguish 11
Epsilon for the coming year. TIi
Pearce, Eminent Archon of S. C
Epsilon's Founders' Day banquet Ii
Country Club.
The Wag
(Continued fr
and PAT DOWLING; DICK
JEAN ESKEW; DICK FUSE
SDelt; GENE VARN and E
WELY BRADHAM and TE
LANA SIMS and JUDY BELI.
BOBBIE WARD, ADPi p1
LANNY SHAY, Pi Kappa Phi
FRANK NELSON, Sigma
MARION COCKRELL of Colu
Speaking of diamonds, Lam
presented ETHEL ANN BLi
dIjamond last week end.
Golly, more new pledges!i
BRICKLE, IKE BRITTON, J
FARIS GILES, FRANK HAL
JAMES, LEE KNIGHT and GI
The SAE's culminated rush
pledging ANDREW GADDY c
LIAMS of Columbia; ROBERT
SONNY WARING of Summei
Charleston; MOONIIE PLAY F
ROWLAND) of Laurens.
The Junior-Actives of Zeta
supper Monday, March 16 for
0o(1 actives. The supper followe
KEN FLYNN, Sig Ep, vih
0, at the College of Charlestoi
LOIS WILLIAMS, ZTA, jo
end for the Military Ball and t
Sig Ep BOB ENGLISH v
Hollingsworth recently.
PERRY WEINBE~RG gave
last week.
Sigma I
NEDRA GILMORE
for Bob Smith, secretary
Ball
Tomorrow Night
his orchestra will furnish music
for the affair. Officers and their
dates are: Melvin Burton, com
mander, with Johanna Wright;
Danny Donovan, lieutenant com
mander, with Janet Callahan; Bob
Smith, secretary, with Nedra Gil
more; Bob Pitts, social chairman,
with Sylvia Campbell; and Rat
Brantley, pledgemaster, with Bob
by Gene Allen.
The Bowery Ball is a campus
wide afair given annually by
Sigma Nu.
rdon Sweethearl
Xloving cup, sweetheart pi, and
er as Sweetheart of Sigma Alpha
e presentation was made by* Joe
.Delta chapter, at Sigma Alpha
it Thursday night at Forest Lake
on Whaeel
om page six)
BALDWIN and BARBARA
and BETH FOLLINE, Tri
STHER LABRUCE, Chi 0;
R4A McNULTY, Tri-D)elt; and
, KD.
edge, was recently pinned to
Nu, will be married to MISS
mbia in August.
bda Chi Alpha, BILL MARTIN
(NTON of Winthrop with a
For the Sig Eps, RICHARD
IM DAVIS, BUD ENGLISH,
,L, JIMMY HASKINS, DEW
JORGE CORRY.
season last Monday night by
f Lake City; GEORGE WIL
ROYALL of Mount Pleasant;
ville; CARROLL CORITY of
R of Columbia and TOMMY
Tau Alpha gave a spaghetti
heir new pledges and for the
d their formal pledging.
ited JOANNE MORRIS, Chi
last week end.
irneyed up to P. C. last week
de KA formal.
isited JOANNE McCALL in
.EAN RE~ASON a diamond
Yu R2owery Rall Si
JANET CALLAHAN
for Danny Donaven, Lt.
Commander
April Weddings
Of Interest
Bl1ackwell, Breckenridge
Wedding Plans Completed
Mary Lewis Blackwell, datighter
)f Mrs. Lewis Blackwell of Co
umbia and the late Mr. Blackwell,
md Duncan Featherstone Brecken
ridge, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan Featherstone Brecken
ridge of Columbia, have completed
plans for their wedding, which
akes place at 7:30 p.m. April
L in Wesley Memorial Methodist
church. The Rev. W. D. Gleaton,
issisted by the Rev. M. E. Der
rick, will officiate at the ceremony.
Mrs. J. B. Major, organist, and
Judy Ruff, soloist, will furnish
the wedding music.
Mary Lewis is a member of
Kappa Delta sorority at Carolina.
Sally Judy, also a member of
Kappa Delta, is to be Mary Lewis'
rnaid of honor. Other attendants
are: Louise Owens, Josephine
Boyle, Martha Wyman, Mary Jo
Gooding, all of Columbia; Betty
Anne Locke of Greenville and
Mrs. John Breckenridge of Aiken.
Mary Lewis will be given in mar
riage by her brother, Robert A.
Blackwell. Duncan's best man will
be his brother, John Breckenridge
Df Aiken. The usher-groomsmen
are Joe Berry, Andy Gary, David
Thackston, Bobby Waites, Clise
Floyd, all of Columbia, and Eddie
Stubbs of Cheraw and Carolina.
Duncan is a member of Kappa
Alpha fraternity and is president
of the student body at Carolina.
Joyce Enriqht Entertained
Joyce Enright is being exten
sively entertained prior to her
marriage to Harry Varn at 6:30
p.m. April 2 in Ebenezer Lutheran
Church, Columbia. Joyce is the
laughter of Coach and Mrs. Rex
Enright of the University. She
is a member of Chi Omega soror
ity on the campus.
Among the affairs given in
honor of Joyce have been showers,
bridge parties, teas, a drop-In, and
a bridge supper. Many other oc
casions have also been planned.
G RAYSON'S
Style Headquarter. For Men
1347 Main St. Phone 2-6714
Columbia, S. C.
Campus Togs Suits
Roblee Shoes
Enro Shirts
Casual Shirts
Berle Slacks
All New Spring
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I ATE rityAAM t, (P U A
Ondrd
SYLVIA CAMPBELL
for Bob Pitts, social chairman
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Marks Anniversary
South Carolina Delta chapter of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon celebrated
its ninety-seventh anniversary of
the founding with a banquet
March 12, and a campus-wide
formal last Friday night in the
Columbia Hotel ballroom. The
weekend was climaxed with a
house party at Hotel-By-the-Sea
at Crescent Beach.
At the banquet, Helen Johnson,
Delta Delta Delta, was named
Sweetheart of Sigma Alpha Ep
silon, Buddy Derrick was pre
sented the Roberts-Goudelock
award as outstanding senior, and
Buddy Bull received the Lumpkin
most valuable freshman award.
Thomas Jefferson declared
Thomas Cooper, the second presi
dent of the University "the great
est man in America in the powers
of his mind and in acquired in
formation, and that without a
single exception."
The University of South Caro
lina (then South Carolina College)
was chartered by the Legislature
on December 19, 1801 and was
opened with a faculty of two in
1805.
THE ENGINE
Another phas
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operations more efficient,
costs and improve qualit
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Equally vital is the we
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for advising managemer
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Engineers from sever
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ment activities at Du Po
BOBBY GENE. ALLEN
for Rat Brantley, pledgemaster
Delta Zeta Elects
New Officers; Hazel
Duke Is President
Beta Delta chapter of Delta
Zeta sorority elected officers for
the coming year at their regular
meeting March 9. The following
officers were elected: Hazel Duke,
Kingstree, president; Janet Bow
didge, Charleston, first vice
president; Betty Hood, Blair,
second vice-president; Dot Ander
son, Conway, secretary; and Flos
sie Jefferies, Chapin, treasurer.
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Syracuse *48, D. S. Warner, B.S. in M.E.
v'tech '50, and G. R. Pmecott, B.S. in Met.
.E. Yale '50, discus. improvements for at
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ufacturing to have a special appe
ups of engi- who can take on a big
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Mr. Formal Contest
Is Under Way
The latest "Who-is-it-on-Cam
pus," the Mr. Formal contest of
1958, is now under way and the
jackpot of prizes, including a com
plete "After-$ix" formal outfit,
a Ronson Adonis lighter, a Kay
woodie white briar formal pipe
and a set of "Top Hat" toiletries
boy Charbert for the local campus
winner, has stirred up lots of in
Lerest on campus, according to Bob
Ramilton, student representative
handling the program for "After
Six" formal wear and the Student
Marketing Institute. In addition,
the campus winner will have a
chance to compete for a Holly
wood screen test with Alex Gbtt
lieb Productions, producers of
many motion pictures, an all
expense week in Hollywood and
a $500.00 Defense Bond.
All organization presidents have
been notified of the contest and
any campus group may enter a
team of 10 or more men in the
competition to choose Mr. Formal
at Carolina. Preliminary judging,
based on each man's appearance
in the "After-Six" dinner jacket,
will take place at local campus
3hops, where each contestant will
try on the new "After-Six" white
dinner jacket. Each campus group
will then select its own Mr.
Formal to represent it in the all
college contest. Final judging of
the group winners will be held in
about five weeks, at a time and
place to be announced shortly.
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Fads and
Fashions
Not to be outdone by the casual
comfort attained in the latest
men's formal wear, particularly
the loose fitting, single breasted,
center vent tuxedo, specially
designed for college men, a famous
women's designer created a pair
of formal shorts for women. They
are really short, and made of
satin, embroidered with rhine
stones and pearls. Pay attention
to the music, fellows, fashions
don't change that fast.
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