The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 13, 1953, Page Page Four, Image 4
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BETTY FISTER ROS LEVY
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What a wonderful homecoming week end, floats filled ac
with beautiful girls and the, bands marching down Main fu
Street led by our dashing majorettes, really gave Carolina W
students a thrill. Then too, there was our lovely Dolly Dennis, i"
crowned at half time, looking every inch the radiant queen pr
she is. After the game everyone was in the mood for partying. Sa
Sigma Chi's led the party whirl with a Tea Dance. Some so
of those there were: LEE KOTY and PAT MURPHY, BOB P
STEECE with SYDNEY SMITH; GENE SCARBOROUGH, P
SAE, with JEANIE MORRISON, Tri-Delt; GENE MIXSON "
and CHEE CHEE MOORE, Tri-Delt; WOODY RANDALL B
and JO ANNE DAVIS; BOB WILLIAMS and JOE COST- G
NER; FRED DUCKETT and JANE RUTLAND, ADPi; tol
SUMNER WAITE with JOANNE PRICKETT; BRUCE ne
BRANNON and GWEN HEBERT. NJ
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THEY'RE PINNED: le:
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EDDIE JORDAN, Sigma Chi, pinned MAUDE HAM- Di
MOND of Columbia. TOMMY TUCKER, Sig Ep, pinned M
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NANCY McELRATH. The Sig Eps presented Nancy with c.
roses at their rush dance. SAE's serenaded ANNE ED- Di
MONDS, Tri-Delt, after she was pinned by HERB HESTER. 1
DICK BURNSIDE, SAE, pinned MASON EDENS, Converse ge
belle. A.
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After the game was over, Lambda Chi's held a party for H1
the UNC chapter and visiting alums. Among the alums were A4
JOHN JONES, PAUL CUNNINGHAM, BUCK GRANT, Hi
PETE PASTOL, DAN NEWMAN and DON BARTON. Also ie]
the Lambs held a fabulous Parisian party for rushees with Mi
Woody Woodward doing the musical honors. pr
SAE's held a drop-in for alums, then went to RAY Mc- Sir
Bn
ELVEEN'S chateau in the country. The guest list included B
WELLY BRADIIAM 'n' TENA MeNULTY, Tri-Delt; DICK Wi
BURNSIDE 'n' MASON EDENS; LANA SIMS and JUDY Pe'
An
BELL, N); BUI)DY BULLARD with G. B. KENNEDY, Pat
Tri-Delt; TOMMY MIMS and NANCY MOORHEAD, Pi Phi; Ali
BILL WESTON and MAISIE MAYS, Tri-Delt, and JULE
LACHICOTTE with "AM" DOAR.
USC-UNC PHI KAP PARTY S11
People there: BETTY BULL, Tri-Delt, and JACK HALE;
RACHEL COLE and PAUL HRYSHANICH; JEAN MAT
THEWS with JIM BROWN; BETTY SEAY, Chi 0, and
LARRIE BAILEY; TANYA VON BERGEN with NEIL T,
BLAKE, and MITTIE McNINCH with MICKEY RASHEED.
CONGRATS TO NEW PLEDGES AND ACTIVES:
PLEDGES:
Phi Kap: DON GUNTER and JOE HOLLAND. SAE:
MIKE SMITH and PAT GRAYSON, Phi Delt from Davidson,
affiliated. Sigma Nu: LLOYD McCARLEY and BILLY wee
WVALTER. SPE: REGGIE TURNAGE, GEORGE SHIER- pea
LOCK, BOBBY GANT, and ART VANCE. Kappa Sig: BOB1 V
ELWELL, GENE BREWER, FRANK AYER, and BOBBY Iens
ALFORD). Sigma Chi: SCOTT BAGNAL. k
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NEW ACTIVES INCLUJDE: IWOc
Phi Ep: GARY LEE of WaIhalla and HAROLD KLINE, blu
associate memnber. Sigma Nu: HILLY McKEOWN, AL BOL- .
LINGER and AL HOUGHI.*
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SEMP~ER PA RATIS: Onl
JERIRY L~YKE, BRUCE BRANNON and JACK WILKS,
Sigma Chi's, have volunteered for the Marine Corps. se
Kappa Sigs had a wonderful rush dance at the Jefferson
Ilotel. Guests' comments were, "We had heard of Carolina n~
(lances like this, b,ut we had never been to one." nec
Phi Eps danced to the music of the Merline Combo at ba
their rush party. Couples there: LENNY OBRENTZ withba
MARCIA ROSEFIELD, lDON MILLER and MITZI LEVINE,
JACK SIMON and D)AVID)A SANBORN, IZZY LOURIE with Ci
ANNE'ITE BERRY, I. M. GOLDBERG 'n' CARLA DONEN,WE
andI BOOKIE BERRY with PHYLLIS LOVE.th
SIGMA NUJ'S PARTIED)st
kin
Guys and gals there: BILL SMALL with ZELLA LANG- the
LEY, G. 0. WILSON and TUNKEY YARBOROUGH; AL q~ui
FISHIER (alum), DAN D)ONOVAN and SUSAN DAY, BOB
SMITH (alum) and NEDRA GILMORE, KD; JIMMY DOG-ha
GETTE with GWYN SHIELTON; BOBBY PRUITT 'ni' th
C'AROL ('LARK; D)EE WALSH, WAYNE KILGORE, WES ani
SAND)ERS and JIM TRAYLOR. for
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AT THE BEACHCOMBER FRID)AY NIGHT POT
SAE's andI dates: MOONEY PLAYER with LU ROBIN- tak
SON; TOM TEMPLE and ESTHER LA BRUCE, Chi 0; JOE ord
JOHNSON and MARY .JANE (GG) WOOD, Tri-Delt; PAUL:cal
BYRUM 'n' HARRIET BOWEN, and JIM SMITH with too
BOBBIE GREEN.o
Some of the Sigma Chi alums here for homecoming:ty
FRANK EPPS, SKEETER JORIDAN, BILL BROWN, and Tb
RONNIE~ TROTTER.ex
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Drop-in for the Sigma Nu's: Sigma Nu's held a drop-in e
Saturday after the game at 1619 Pendleton Street for the the
members and alumni. Everyone had a fabulous time! ibro
an-Hellenic Has A
Dmplete Plans for
Pollowing is the group of girls
o have registered and are eligi
for rush week. Each girl has
mn assigned to a definite group
l must remain in that group
-oughout the routine teas. The
is will be informal, skirts and
eaters, and the routine parties
:ording to the invitations. Any
,ther questions concerning rush
ek can be answered by contact
Frances Lumpkin, Pan-Hellenic
sident.
Group I-Beth Gordon Tyler,
ra Bull, Jean E. Debnam, Neil
ri Reid, Amaryllis Doar, Julia
ebles, Barbara E. Mincey, Lelia
nell, Rosemary Salisbury, Pay
! Bauknight, Clara L. Weeks,
tty Wall, Rankin Suber, Mary
ne Breeland, Shirley Allen,
adys Vaughan, Margaret Skel
1, Patricia Nesmith, Patsy Pen
y, Phyllis Gamble, Mittie Mc
nch, Barbara Joanne Green.
>rothy Martin, Rachel Cole, Shir
r Waites, Marian Hill, Bertha
ight Fields, Lena Fletcher, Mary
ckman, Kitty Francis, Joan
irie Simon, Flossye Terrill, Ann
erer, Carol Brandenburg, Evelyn
Wyche, Absley Pearce, Peggy
llard, Louise Keeler, Joan Jonas,
irley Mikeal.
Group I--Margaret Moss, Eu
nia Overton, Susan Day, Betty
Clark, Patsy Cogburn, Sally
ts, Barbara Peace, Billie
ighes, Betty Leach, Mary Gail
lams, Harriet Mauldin, Margaret
inter, Lillian Sloane Yates,
.nes Ann Moorer, Marion Wha
F, Norvelle Plowden, Patsy
Ilette, Ann P. Burnet, Margaret
ler, Suzanne Knuth, Sidney
ngle Smith, Lynn Lewis, Martha
gleton, Jayne Jones, Pauline
)as, Carol lobst, Mary Ann
rns, Rebecca M. Salley, Mary
-e Rixey, Clara Patton Killian,
,gy Jo Harper, Ruby C. Watson,
1 Humphries, Peggy M. Mattox,
sy Crosland, Patricia Barfield,
!e L. Townsend, Barbara Wil
ROUTINE TEAS
6:30 - 7:10
uday: Group I
Group II Chi 0.
Group III Delta Delta Delta
Group IV Delta Zeta
mday: Group I Zeta Tat Al pha
Group II Alpha Delta Pi
Group III Delta Zeta
Group IV Pi Beta Phi
exday: Group I Alpha Delta Pi
Group II Zeta Taut Alpha
Group III Pi Beta Phi
Group IV
Cinter blew in with a gust last
k, bringing with it the ap
rance of warm winter coats.
Te find winter coats in all
eths, styles anti colors. Dark
r's such as charcoal, black,
A'n, rust andi navy are nice
I. Some of the highlights
's, tans, grays, redls andi
Ans. Fleeces ar'e popular along
i001 poole loth, tweedis anti
I. Some of the high lights
coats are flared hacks, roll
irs, matching scarves, big
<ets andI adljustable lengthI
yes.
uinning a contest against coats
the coldi wenther ate leather
gets which are found in all
rs from pink and white to
k and gray.
ixie hats are sweeping the
ntry. Every second person is
ring a velour, velve't or folt
e style hat anti we can't blame
in, for it's an exciting new
e. Almost all hats have some
I of jewel trimming on them
majority are rhinestones, se
as and pearls.
or everydlay school use, girls
m to prefer large shoulder
s--no dloubt so they can get all
ir belongings in! Dates, p)arties
other dress-up occasions call
the prettier velvet, cordIay and
Ie bags. Brocade is the most
'ular kind of evening bag.
Sven the shorter girls have
en to wearing lower heels in
er to try out the new French
>ezio heels. The graceful,
ved effect compliments any
t.
Ls the season progresses, new
es of collars are appearing.
latest collar fad is imitation
ik with matching cuffs. For an
ra touch, addi a pair of fur loop
rings.
Lt last Revlon has come up with
solution to those exasperating
<en fingernails. With Revlon's
a &A AL; %F IZ ai%.A~
nnounced
Rush Week
burn, Mary Ann Snowden, Legare
B. Coker.
Group 1I1-Jerry Cunningham,
Mary Anne Cole, Dottie Fraser,
Jackie Martin, Dot Craig, Rebecca
Reins, Wilma Jane Johnson, June
C. Seawright, Sara Hart Connelly,
Eleanor Rose Wilson, Hester Gail
Culpepper, Bertha Sue Eddins,
Margaret Bauknight, Myra Cain,
Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, Marian
Haygood, Nancy Jennings, Doro
the Bradley, Sonia Riffle, Carolyn
McClung, Myrna Ritchey, Sally
Ruff, Donna Hale, Loretta Jane
Wood, Mary Beth Wheeler, Eliza
beth Ann McKibben, Carolyn
Puckett, Catherine Williams, Syl
via Jane Hamrick, Frankie Wig
gins, Jenrose Weldon, Ina Claire
Nelson, Joanne Carns, Verna Nor
ton, Carolyn Jean Connelly, Nancy
Fleming, Carolyn McClain, Lois
Ann Nolan, Barbara Lenox,
Frances Davis.
Group IV - Betty Creekmore,
Sara Wall, Joanne Prickett, Eliz
abeth Saunders, Annette Marie
Ellis, Noel Johnson, Glenn Light
sey, Mary Alice Siddall, Nancy
Ulmer, Jacqueline G. Elliott, Judy
Lewis, Pat Arant, Carol Knight,
Barbara Ray, Margaret Roof, Joye
Sligh, Ann Yarborough, Marylyn
Thackston, Barbara Flowers, Bar
bara Blessing, Jackie Furr, Carol
Cameron, Sarah E. Hood, Delores
Gosewisch, Barbara Godwin, Mary
Frances Maher, Martha Wyman,
Nancy Snipes, Shirley Hardeman,
Emmala Evins, Frankic Fairey,
Calvert Hopkins, Judy Clarke,
Marion Dingley, Mary Lynn Mc
Kinney, Rose S. Truesdale, Joanne
Davis, Carolina Marshall, Harriett
Bowen, Susanne Ruff.
Routine parties have been
scheduled as follows: Wednesday,
November 18, Delta Zeta, Tri-Delt,
and Chi Omega; Thursday, Novem
ber 19, K D, Pi Phi, and Z T A;
Friday, November 20, A D Pi, Chi
0, Pi Phi, and D Z; there will be
,io party Saturday, November 21;
sunday, November 22, Z T A, Tri
Delt, and K D; Monday, Novem
3er 23, all sororities; Tuesday,
STovember 24, pledging.
SCHEDULE
r:15 - 7:55 8:00 - 8:40
Delta Zeta
Delta Delta Delta No parties at this
Cli Omegi time on Sunday
~Capp(k Delta
Delta Delta Delta Chi Omega
I)elt. Zeta Kappa Delta
appa Delta
7hi Omega Delta Delta Delta
Pi Beia Phi Pi Beta Phi
rta Tast Alpha Alpha Delta Pi
pha Delta P'i Zeta Talk Alpha
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SPONSORS FOR THE CO
TILLION DANCE tonight are
(top row, left to right) Harriette
Felder for Raymond McElveen,
president; Davida Sanborn for
Izzy Lourie, vice-president; Mrs.
Ben Sawyer, Jr. for Ben Sawyer,
Jr., secretary; (bottom row) Susan
Day for Jim Abert, treasurer, and
Sue Hawkins for "Footsie" Fields,
dance chairman.
KAROLINA
Kaleidoscope
How will Kocky ever get
straightened out enough to pass -
mid-semesters? His eyes have
settled in the back of his skull.
Kocky wishes the band would -
hold jam sessions at half-time from
now on. The train wasn't the only
thing rocking on the way back T
from Maryland. I
Kocky's fashion note: The males gu
on campus have gone to the we
dogies. The latest style is tight tio
blue jeans and plaid shirts. If the Sh
shirts aren't loud plaids they're Je
property of U. S. C.!! Kocky an<
wishes, if they refuse to wear
belts, that they'd wear suspenders. hol
You don't see them anymore, you
hear them coming.
Kocky observes that Rush Week
was well named. Good luck, every
body. Kocky congratulates two of
the elementary practice teachers.
Not many of them get to pull stu
dent's teeth on the first day.
He was very pleased with the
Homecoming parade. Congrats to
the Phi Kaps for their winning
float.
Kocky has decided the Carolina
band sounds better when its on the
field thati when he is sitting by
it in the stands. His head has
been vibrating since Saturday.
Bye now,
Kocky
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annual fall dance tonight at the
Columbia Hotel Ballroom from 9
to 1. Music for the dance will be
rurnished by Toni Torre and his
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