The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 11, 1953, Page Page Four, Image 4
B. 3. LAND, Society Editor
ANN ROBERTS ROS LEVY
BETTY FISTER CAROLYN McCLUNG
the
wagon wheel
. . a spoke a week ...
By BETTY FISTER
TRAVELING AROUND
Phi Kaps EDDIE SHINHOLSER, NEIL BLAKE an
LARRIE BAILEY journeyed to Duke this week end to atten
the Nu chapter's Black and Gold formal. JACK FIELD an
DAVE MARTIN jogged off to Converse.
Pi KA's were seen in distant places; KEITH HUBBAR:
visited in Jacksonville, JIM FASSNATCH flew to Chattz
nooga to visit his family, KING MARTIN visited his brothe
in Chicago.
Also the KA's JOHN KORNEGY, FRANK ELERBE, an
PETER PAGE spent last week end hunting at Santee Coopei
JIM COOK and DAN VOGLE, both KA's, went to the Shrin
Bowl game in Charlotte.
Seems we left some people out last week who went to th
Wake Forest game: Pi KA's HERB BRINSON, HERB FREE
MAN, PAUL LANGFORD, AL SINDLER, BILL DEAN
LAMAR HUNT, CHARLIE JOYNER, MARION DU RANI
BRINSON LEAPTROT, ROY THORNTON, BRIGH1
SEVENSON, HUGH GIBBS and alum JIM KENNEDY. A
drop-in was held at the Oasis after the game.
Sigma Chi's also attending the game: WOOD RANDALl
and JO ANN DAVIS; RONNIE SKEENS and NANCY
SNIPES, KD pledge; IRVING SIMMS and SHIRLE3
THORNTON; BRUCE BRANNON, JERRY LORICK an<
TERRIE TRUESDALE.
PARTIES MAKE THE WORLD GO 'ROUND
At the Circus Room Friday night were Phi Kaps DAVI
MARTIN and ANN McELVEEN, Chi 0; JACK FIELD ani
ESTHER LABRUCE, Chi 0; PAUL HRVSKANICH an
RACHEL COLE, Pi Phi pledge; EDDIE SHINHOLSER an(
ANN HOLMAN, Chi 0 pledge; JIM BROWN and JEA1
MATTHEWS; DICK VAN HORN and MITTIE MeNINCH
Chi 0 pledge, and ANDY TUITE and BERTHA GARDNER
Saturday night the KA's partied at the Beach Comber:
Club. Among them were: BILLY WATSON and SHIRLEY
HARDEMAN, KD; SAMMY CRAWFORD and TUNKIIF
YARBOROUGH, Tri Delt pledge; BOB WIMBERLY ainC
SALLY JUDY, KD; HARVEY HORNE and MAGGIE Mc
MASTER, Tri Delt; BOOTS PLOWDEN and ANN LUMP
KIN, Tri Delt; MARVIN DUKES and ELEANOR ELLIOT
MARK BUYCK and PAYNIE BOUKNIGHT, KI) pledge
LOUIS WRIGHT and MYRA CAIN, KD; JIMMY BASS o
Clemson with ELEANOR DURANT, ZTA.
At Pinewood this week end were the Sigma Chi's an(
their dates: BUZZY SMITH and ROSE MARTIN; BILl
DONELAN and PATTY CAMERON; TEX CLARK an(
PATSY EPPS, KD alum; COOPER WILLIAMS and MARIOI
COCKRELL; SUMNER WAITE and JOANNE PRICKET'I
Pi Phi pledge; DICK POGUE and ANNE BIGBY; JO
SMITH and ANNE McELWEE.
Last night the Phi Sigs combined with the Phi Eps an
the Sig Eps sponsored a semi-formal with music by RO
HAMMOND and his orchestra at the Memorial Youth Centei
Many Phi Sigs including a goodly representation of alumn
were present for the occasion.
The Pi Phi's are preparing for the Christmas festivitie
with a campus-wide drop-in to be given from 8 to 12 Sunday
Dec. 13 at the Pi Phi room. The drop-in will be in honor o
the seventeen new pledges. Also Saturday night the Pi Phi',
will hold a Christmas party for members and guests of th
chapter at the American Legion hut.
The ZTA's are also planning a Christmas party Saturda:
night to be held at the Y camp in honor of their new pledges
Sigma Nu actives were held by a close margin last Satur
day when a great pledge football team nearly upset th
actives in a 14-12 game. To celebrate the great game, a part;
was held at Pinewood. Seen at the party were DAN DONC
VAN and MARY BETH CONRAD, KD; JIMMY MARTIH
and NELL REED, Pi Phi; EARL and ALICE REDMAN
ARCHIE COKER and JO ANN CARNES, Chi 0; JID
ABERT and JOYCE GROSS, KD; WINKIE KIRVEN, I
Phi, and BOBBY HANCOCK, BILL HAWLEY and BEAU
FORT LAW, KD); BOBBY PRUITT and SALLY POPlI'
ADPi; DON ELLIOTT and SALLY PEARM AN, Pi Phi
BILL SMALL and ZELLA LANGLEY; D)AN McINTIRE an
SARA BULL, Tri-Delt; BOB SMITH and NEDRA GIi
MORE, KD; BRUCE IRELAN and LLEW LLOYD, ZTA
JACK PARTEN and ANN ROBERTS, ZTA; TOMMY GUES'
and CAROL BRANDENBURG, Chi 0; and LT. ROWLANI
Phi Gain and NANCY BARBERY; PHYLLIS GAMBLI
ZTA, and BILL McGOWAN.
PINS AND RINGS
P1 Kaps GENE BROWN pinned CAROLYN JOHINSO]
and RUSSELL STOKES pinned JEAN HANNAH. WOOI
ROW HOWLE, Sig Ep, pinned NELL MAYBIN of Columbi
College. Sigma Chi alum LEE MORGAN gave a diamond t
ANNE BRUGELL, ADPi alum. JONNY STOKES, Sign
Nu, pinned FRANCIS LINDSTEDT last week. Lambda Cl
STAN HAMILTON pinned TEENY THOMPSON.
Sigma Chi initiated MARION EDWARD)S, CHARLI
ROSSON LEE, MAUPIN, BOB BRADBURY, .JOE SIIl
ZEB ANDREWS, BOB BOSWELL, LANEY SPIEGNER.
The name of another new pledge was added to the rani
of Phi Sigs at their last meeting. The new pledge is WAYN
M. PACK.
H. G. CARTER, Pi KA alum, held a dIrop-in for the ne
pledges last Wednesday at his home in Columbia. Ensig
ERNEST ULMER, also Pi KA alum, stationed at the Grer
Lakes Naval Station, visited the chapter last week.
P1 Kappa Phi Fraternity will have a tea in the Woman'
Club Sunday afternoon from 4-6. All members of the faculty
active alumni of Sigma Chapter, and present members o
the chapter are invited.
Jasion d7ad/
By Carolyn McClungi
Jingle bells, jingle bells, Christ
mas is on the way and nobody
knows what to get anyone else.
Since none of us are millionaires,
here are a few inexpensive sug
gestions that should delight every
girl when she opens them on
Christmas morning.
There isn't a girl on campus
d that wouldn't be delighted with a
d crisp new crinoline petticoat to
d wear under her party dresses dur
ing the holiday season. Better yet,
get a plain crinoline, line it with
taffeta, and put a taffeta ruffle on
L- the bottom.
r A fountain pen is always a good
het when you consider how hard
it is to keep up with them. Along
d the same line, a mechanical pencil
'. with a supply of lead will keep
e her taking notes in every class for
a long time.
Consider records suited to her
taste, either singles or an album.
New releases are coming out every
day and it'll be easy to find some
thing she'll like. First, be sure to
find out whether she has a 78, 33,
Lor 415 rIpm player.
No matter how much jewelry she
has, she'll love more. Try novelty
earrings. a chunky bracelet, a pearl
choker oi a rhinestone pin.
Put cosmetics to adorn her dress
ing table on your list. Some sug
gestions are: a large bottle of
d1usting powder, a little vial of
special perfume, a plastic and
nlylonl hairbru.1sh and combll set, at
co4mtie kit, bath hobbles, com
pact. or an especially fragranit
hand lo ion. Or, perhaps, a set of
m1ath11in.,, pla tit cosmetic bottles
for traveling. (ive a dainty per
so a I pair (if wool-nylon bed socks,
pickcr mi:tenvs to keep her hands
sift while h-eping or a pucker
'cap to wveari over pin cuirls. |
T docmrate her room, she
miht like a small bulletin board
to tack pictures and souvenirs on.
If she studies at her desk, she
miight appreciate a small desk
lamp or a desk ash tray.
A little sewing kit complete with
thread, needles, thimble, measur
ing tape, pinls and scissors would
eliminate the mad frantic rush to
sew Oin a hutton or a split seam at
the last minte. Along the same
lnO, a n11aulicir-ing set, a clothes
brush. or a niew billfolb.
Fiind out what color pocket book
-he is always borrowilig from lher
roommnia1ate and get her one, or a
big roomy hag for school. Maybe
:-h1e's been longinig for a1 diary, but
necvir got ar'ounld to bulyinig onle. If
'shp t:Tie 1 on muc correspolld
tnl1 1 he vwoul apprciate somie
1peron:lizedt stat ionery.
Thewareonly a few~ of the
many1 l'ting a il Ican tuse for
a I hi itm . l:esidets thle things she
t d h. It-r :u-t' lots of litt.le trin
ii tatitrent absolutely neces
hy ut wo'ui nui~ke' her feel
KAROLINA
'Kaleidoscope
- lKorky can'lt help bit wonder at
tIle school sptirit of the studtent
boy wvhen'i they dini't turn oiut for
ito tm e'i: I!y u hen Ihyt've
p lie I to~ w l'l iour . oRockya
delae t oo.lt' t'ab o the Thans
h,1: wll. h r i t l r y (i.a
lKtttky be wthpng thme
eh.da ' i Itll a nonV oo
i'everyotne I ook advantage of Reli
"iouls l-:mpijhasi.s Week to hear the
Otmany inter'lsting spe(akeris. It was
Iwell worth your time.
Jost any lay no1w Rocky expects
[ I.e (Conte to blowv lit. It never
ct'a>s to amauze hlim wvhy the
hul:lng~ is stil there aifter all
:s ( h, was N ork~y emb a rrassedj the
[.( ithler day wheIn he discovered a
"'Jet'pinlg TIm" arundlut the dorms.
Th imiral (of t his sadl tale is to
Valhe:'ays kt'ep youri p('eperIs closed!
Ii 'ekly waIS (X etly sorry to
he'imeri's aiccidenit. I ie's really aI
spaing o (f pirofe'ssors, have you
heoardI the( onel who . . .oh, well,
k.4
SHOWN ABOVE ARE THE
are (top row, left to right) Georl
responditig secretary; (bottom rc
tary; and Mary Jane Wood, socia
Delta Delt
Formal Da
Alpba Lambda of Tri D4
i-annual formal dance tonig
;on Hotel. The dance will be
)?clock. Music will be furni,
iis orchestra.
The ballroom will be decorat4
with a Christmas motif. Sma
Christmas trees will be placed
intervals and the crescent st
arch will be used.
Durihg intermission a grat
march will be led by the presidei
of the sorority, Georgia B. Ke:
nedy and her escort, Al Ray. Th
will he followed by Reba Sin
LATEST COLI
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OFFICERS OF DELTA DELTA
lia B. Kennedy, president; Reba Sin
ow, left to right) Louise Postuni, tre
I chairman,
3 Delta Has
nce Tonighi
.lta social sorority will hold it
ht in the ballroom of the Jeffer
held from nine o'clock until on
;hed by Woody Woodward ani
d vice-president, with Bill Buclk
.11 Sara Gregorie, corresponding se(
It retary with Fred Manning; Louis
r Postom, treasurer, with Jac
Dunn; Beth Folline, recording se(
retary, with Dick Babbington; an
id Mary Jane Wood, social chairmaz
it with Ren Parler.
n- Breakfast will be held for ti
!y members of the sorority and the]
is, dates following the dance.
EGE SURVEY 3
Last year a survey
throughout the cot
smokers in those c
yea e Luckies to any other
c- ' This year another
and comprehensive
by college professors
than 31,000 actual a
shows that Luckies
other brands, regula:
by a wide margin!
Luckies taste better.
Smoking enjoymei
t.a_Le, and the fact of t
taste better - first, be
Lucky Strike meams
second, Luckies are
better. So, Be Happy
) eb
Sthinfl to
ose yo e
need 1ngleS
of evefYoe
3C I G A R E 1
DELTA SORORITY ... The
is, vice-president; Sara Gregorie, col
asurer; Beth Folline, recording secre
Hancock Leads
Sigma Nu Pledges
Bob Hancock of Columbia ha!
been elected as president of th4
3 pledge class of Sigma Nu Fratern
- ity. The other pledge officers ar
Lloyd McCarley of Columbia, vice
I president; Barry Burton of Colum
- bia, secretary; John Worley of Co
lumbia, treasurer; Bill Walter o:
Bamberg, intramural chairman
e -and Malcolm Grainger of Colum
k bia, social chairman.
d
He: "Why do most importan
men on the campus always get th
r prettiest girls?"
She: "Oh, you conceited thing!
HOWS LUCKIE
of leading colleges
ntry showed that 1Ia
olleges preferred a a
cigarette. Gie!
far more extensive
survey-- supervised
and based on more
tudent interviews -
lead again over all
or king size...and 1
The No. 1 reason:
it is all a matter of
lie matter is Luckies
:ause L.S./M.F.T.
fine tobacco. And
nade better to taste
-Go Lucky!
y of as
1/
December 11, 1953
Fraternities and
Sororities Hear
Religious Talks
Many of the sororities and fra
ternities on campus 'became part
of a "bull session" last week. As
a part of Religious Emphasis Week
these and many other groups were
priviledged to hear speakers from
all parts of the United States.
Those fraternities and sororities
having a guest speaker last week
were:
Sunday
Phi Sigma Kappa-Chaplain
Carpenter.
Monday
Lambda Chi Alpha-Dr. Ber
ry.
Chi Omega-Dr. Seabury.
Delta Delta Delta-Mr. Tilden.
Pi Beta Phi-Dr. Seabury.
Sigma Nu-Dr. Berry.
Zeta Tau Alpha-Father Brad
ley.
Phi Kappa Sigma-Dr. Moul-,
ton.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Chap
lain Carpenter.
Sigma Chi-Dr. Tilden.
Tuesday
Kappa Delta-Dr. Seeger.
Alpha Delta li-Father Brad
ley.
Kappa Alplha-Rabbi Roth
stein.
Delta Zeta--Mr. Tilden.
Sororities
Hold Drop-Ins
Campus-wide drop-ins were held
last Sunday night, December 6 by
the Alpha Delta Pi and the Delta
Delta Delta sororities in honor of
their new pledges. The drop-ins
. were held in the sorority rooms at
Sinis Dormitory from eight until
nine.
Hypatian Society
r Initiates Seven
Seven girls were initiated into
_ Hypatian Literary Society Tues
day, December 1. They were: Jane '
Eaddy, Sylvia -Jacobs, Dot McNeil,
Mary Patiick, B. .1. Nicholson,
June Seawright, and Mary Mc
t Kinney.
Dr. Ruth Seabury was the Reli
gious' Emphasis speaker at Hypa
tianl Tuesday, December 8.
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