The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 21, 1953, Page Page Five, Image 5
Annual
SPONSORS FOR THE CLEMSC
Bradely for Charlie Camp,; Miss Mat
Griffon; Mrs. Robert Korn for Bob I
sponsor respectively for Johnny Graj
B. J. LAND, S
ROS LEVY
FRANKIE WIGGINS
"PETE" PETERSON
the . . .
wagon
S. . a spoke s
By ROS
Go, Gamecocks, cause we'r
Everybody will be celebrating I
a doublestake and go back a
school spirit at THE FURMMS
Lambda Chi Alums down fc
CANTHER, "POP" EADDY,
McBrydites and dates at the g
AUDREY WILSON, COLUMB
DERMILCH 'n' ANN HUMP
'n' JACKIE LANDIS; DON
COLUMBIA COLLEGE ; and R
DOZIER.
THERE'S GONNA BE A WED
JOAN HALL, ChiO Alum, i~
Phi Kap Alum. BETTY SUE
GIBBONS were married in Cc
OH, SHE RAMBLED
STELLA ARTEMES is spe
MAGUSTA, CYPRUS. HARR
and JEANNE MORRISON, Tri
there. BETTY SEAY, ChiO w
coming.
CREZ LES DROPINS
Pi Phi, ChiO, and AD Pi: SU.
BOB GABRIEL, Sigma Nui, M/
TRUESDALE, PHYLLIS G2
Sigma Nu, KIM PENLAND,
LINE, KA; KOZANE QUER'
MARY DICKMAN, JIM AB
KONDUROS, BOB LANDE]
JONES, ANN MOORE, GRAC]
WATSON, MARY LYNN McE
CLARA KILUN, BOBBY JONI
DZ, BOB STEECE, Sigma Chi
dii, RONDLE TORT, TOMM'
BILL TODD, Sig Ep., BILLY V
MES and VIC LAURIE, Phi k
COMING ATTRACTIONS
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon a
will have a joint party at the
party will be from nine until<
FITZSIMMONS. JOHN SPEA
BILL BRISTOW of SAE.
McBryde Brotherhood is ha'
tonight from nine until twelv
chaperoned by H. C. Toaler. B4
of McBryde.
SOMETHING TO LOOK FORi
The hornecoming dance and
dance, and of course, party, .pa
HAVE FUN OVER TIHE HOLl
Blue I
I-CAROLINA GAME...-'op
Ion Atkinson for Clyde Bennett;
Corn; Mrs. Robert Brunson for R
niig and Ed Wilson (not pictur
ociely Editor
ANN ROBERTS
BETTY FISTER
CAROLYN McCLUNG
wheel
i week .
LEVY
E behind you all the way!
)efore the game, but let's do
bit to the demonstration of
I GAME.
r the game were: JOHNNY
and BUDDY BOULWARE.
ame were: TOM JONES 'n'
IA COLLEGE! DON LAU
HRIES; BOB HAMILTON
VHITE 'n' PAT THOMAS,
OY HAYMONE 'n' SHANN
DING
engaged to KEN KEELES,
JONES, Alum and HARRY
nway.
nding this semester in FA
IET WHISENHUNT, ZTA
-Delt went to PC for a dance
'ent to Davidson for Home
'ZANNE MOYE, PiPhi alum,
tRGARET HUNTER, ROSE
VLMBLE, BILL HAWLEY,
Sigma Nu, DAVID MER
(, TOMMY THOMAS, KA;
ERT, Sigma Nu, JIMMY
(S, Lambda Chis, JAYNE
E THOMPSON, CLAUDINE
INNEY, PEGGY MATTOX
GS, Phi Kap, HAZEL DUKE,
SUMNER WAITE, Sigma
( POLLARD, Lambda Chis,
TATSON, KA, ARES ARTE
:ap.
nd Kappa Alpha fraternities
Woman's Club tonight. The
me and chaperoned by KIT
JC is president of KA and
ring a dance at Grotto Hall
e-thirty. The dance will be
)B HAMILTON is president
VARD) TO:
football game, the Cotillion
ry-!
<ey D
row, left to right, Miss Patsy E
Miss Betty Pope for Ned Brow
>bert Brunson; and Mrs. James
ed).
Steward's Hall
Has Colorful,
Exciting Past
Back in the annals of time,
cording to the late J. Rion
Kissick, the mention of the ni
Steward's Hall was odious to (
olina students. All improvemi
were deemed failures from
start, but today, Steward's Hal
a modern up-to-date cafet,
under the supervision of the Sh
system.
One student long, long ago, c
plained that the main dish
bacon and long collards. Ther
1812, students decorated N
wreaths the horns of a steer t
had captured and drowned hin
the river as a sacrifice to
river god.
Another time a farmer ate N
his son at Steward's Hall. Misi
ing the salt for sugar, the fal
sp)rinkled a .liberal (lose into
tea. When several students laug
the old man realized his mista
but not wishing to let them get
best of him, the old man dr
it (down. He called for anol
(up) of tea, sprinkled it with
andl drank it (dowa again. One
near him, completely overco
asked "Put salt in your tea, si
"Always do," replied the farr1
In 1827, students threatened
leave the university if impr<
ments were not made at the rr
hall. Twventy-four senIors were
pelled, but as a result of their
forts compulsory eating at St
ard's Hall was abandoned. Fi
that day to this, improveme
have been made at a steady r;
ThCamp
Thypatted at the corner,
She whispered with a sigh
"I'll be home tomorrow nigh
Hie answered, "So will I."
* * *
Caller: Is your mother engage
Little Boy: I think she's marr
* * *
Then there was the little ral
who, as he ran out of the foi
fire, cried, "Hooray, I've b
defurred!"
* * *
'Tis true that 1 am lazy.
But I must insist on this:
I never was so lazy
That I threwv my girl a kisi
* * *
Professor: Will you men in
back of the room please stop
changing notes ?
Students: They aren't notes,
they're cards. We're play
bridge.
Profes4sor: Oh, I beg your y
don.
* * *
She: You can take me to
(lance tonight if you like...
less (coyly) you meet someb
more attractive in the meanti
He: I say! That's jolly aport
of you. We'll leave It like t
then, shall we?
3nce H
pps for Warren Clarke; Miss Sarette
i; Miss Peggy Newsom for Buster Br<
Kincaid for Blackie Kincaid. Mrs. J
Life In Sims, V
Surprises Man
To everyone of us freshmen, col
lege is something new and bi;
ac- that we've never experienced be
Me- fore. Just being a part of the uni
Line
lar- versity and having that "Yes, I'r
mnts a Carolina co-ed," feeling is wor
the derful. We freshmen have alread
I is learned to appreciate that, believ
ria me.
tter Home was never like this! W
rise to clanging alarm clocks,
m- hefty tug from our roomrate, c
generous applications of col
in water, and the rush is on. The
rith there's the frantic attempt to clea
hey the room before inspection. An
i in person kind enough to start a clas
the on how to get it done in less tha
,ith nothing flat, may apply for th
job.
ak- We dash around all day long i
her seems, purposely managing to nmet
his that good-looking Caroling guy a
hed
ike, Two lunatics were playing a 111
the ble game. "What have I got here ?
ank asked one with his hands cu.ppe<
her "Three navy patrol bombers,
alt, saidI the other.
boy "Nope."
nme, "The Emipire State Building?
r? "Nope."
ier. "The Philadelphia Symphon
to Orchestra ?"
ye- The first one looked into hi
ess hands again and said slyly.
ex- "Who's conducting?"'
ef
'om If it's heads, we go to bed. I
nts it's tails, we stay up.
ite. If it stands on edge, we study
[s Humor
I wish I were a kangaroo,
Despite his funny stances.
u." I'd have a place to put the junk
That my date drags to dances.
* * *
i?First Kangaroo: Where's t>h
ied. baby ?
Second Kangaroo: Good heavens
I've had my pocket picked.
>bit * * *
est It was just one of those tri
een angles, she and I were both in lov
with her.
* * *
She: Do you love me ?
He: Yes..
She: Would you cry if I died ?
.He: Yea.
She: Show me how much yoi
the would cry.
ex. He: Die first.
sir,
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Flake for. Gene Wilson; Miss Louise
own; Miss Mildred Flowers for Buddy
. L. Gramling and Mrs. Ed Wilson
Vade Hampton
yFreshmen
- the star of the football team, way
classes no sooner than on time.
We freshmen students then study
diligently for fifty minutes, and,
finally, after much persuasion on
the part of the professor, leave the
- class.
y Thank heavens for night which
e brings peace, rest and relaxation
to all three floors of Sims. Between
e screams and laughter, you manage
a to go visiting, talk or pick up your
r ing helloes across the horshoe, and
d straining every muscle to get to
books to study.
n Oh, well, life here will be some
thing wonderful to remember and
I didn't want to sleep anyway.
for Shoes
that look like new
r
- VISIT
ROBERTS
SHOE REPAIRING
SERVICE
Shoe Accessories
Leather Goods
aNet to
COGBURN'S
1319 Sumter St.
New Ritz Theatre
WED.-THUR.
"CITY THAT
NEVER SLEEPS"
Cig Young-Mala Powers
FRI.-SAT.
Double Feature
"THE NEANDERTHAL
MAN"
plus
"GUERRILLA GIRL"
weles..e student.
Palmetto
Late Show-Saturday Night-lI P.M.
"THOSE REDHEADS
FROM SEATTLE"
with
Rhonda Fleaning and Gene Barry
Carolina
Sunday through Saturday
"TAKE THE HIGH
GROUlND"
- in color with
Richard Widmiark and Karl Maiden
Strand
Sunday and Mouday
MARILYN MONROE I.
"DANGEROUS YEARS"
5 Points
Sunday throagh T,aeeday
"LITTLE BOY LOST"
Ring Crosby and Cliaitian Foarcade
a m wfiAVW
Tonight
?nt Bodies
Invited
Music will be furnished by the
Clemson Jungaleers. The dance is
$1.80 stag or drag. Tickets are
now on sale in the post office or
may be obtained at the door to
night.
The purpose of the dance is to
promote a better relationship be
tween the student bodies of Clem
sob and Carolina. Professor Adger
Brown of the Psychology Depart
ment will chaperone. The dance
is informal.
Present officers of the Blue
Key organization are: Frank
Boensch, president; Victor Laurie,
vice-presidert; Bently Rivers, sec
retary and treasurer; Bill Hawley,
corresponding secretary; Melvin
Burton, alumni secretary and
Johnny Criss, dance chairman.
Frat Rushing
Will Continue
Until Nov. 12
Rush week began Monday, Oc
tober 12 for the thirteen social
fraternities on campus and will
last until November 12. During
the period from October 12 until
October 21 each fraternity will
hold smokers. These smokers are
to be given only from the days
of Monday through Friday, and
will terminate at 8:00 o'clock. Each
group is allowed four smokers,
which will be given during rush
season and one party, which will
be given during formal rush week
from October 26 to November 12.
Following the last party on No
vember 12 to pledging time No
vember 14, there will be a silent
period in which no male freshman
is allowed to speak to any frater
nity member. Pledging will be at
2:00 P.M. Saturday, November 14.
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kdays 7-12
7y 9-12
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wtws
-d Food
FS' RESTAURANT
~rvais St.
IA, S. C.
Phone 2.6714
irters for Men
'ogs Suits
Shoes
Shirts
Sweaters
Slacks
Slacks
sual Shirts '1
rmory
Both Stud
Have Beer
The annual'Blue Key Dance will
be held tonight following the
treshman football game. The dance
will be in the Naval Armory from
10:00 until 1:00. This function is
lointly sponsored each year by the
"lemson-Carolina Blue Key Chap
ber.
Arnitiated
By Sororities
Tri-Deits
Delta Delta Delta sorority held
initiation Monday, October 19 at
Eastinster Presbyterian Church,
Betty Bull and Betih Folline were
initiated. A small supper was held
at the Market Restaurant after
wards.
Pi Phis
Joyce Caudella, Nancy Cameron,
and Elray Dorne Dutton were ini.
tiated into Pi Beta Phi Sunday,
October 18. A banquet was given
following the ceremony in honor
of the new initiates.
Kappa Deltas
Initiated into Kappa Delta Tues
day, October 20 were Ann Phillips,
Harriett Travers, and Anne Evans.
Afterward, a small supper was
held for the new actives and the
chapter.
A D Pig
The Alpha Delta Pis initiated
Bobbie Ward and Anne Skinner
Tuesday, October 20, in the soror
ity room. A banquet was held
later at the Green Derby Restau
rant.
The nerviest man was Caesar.
He had a lot of Gaul.
The little boy was saying his
goodnight prayers in a very low
voice.
"I can't hear you, dear," his
mother whispered.
"Wasn't talking to you."
Camj
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