The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 26, 1954, Page Page Four, Image 4
CAROLYN McCLUNG, Secey Edifor
JOANNE CARNES MARGARET BAUKNIGHT
MYRNA RITCHEY ROS LEVY
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JOANNE CARNES, MARGARET BAUKNIGHT
WHITE STAR OF SIGMA NU
Seen really "livin' it up" at the Sigma Nu White Stai
Formal last Friday night were the following Sigma Nui
and their dates: DANNY DONOVAN and MARY BETIH
CONRAD, KD; HENRY DORN and CALVERT HOPKINS
Tri Delt; BOB GABRIEL and DOT SANDERS, Tri Delt
BRUCE IRELAND and MARY EMERY, ZTA; JOHNN1
SLOAN and SKIPPY ASKINS; GOOSE FLOYD and JANE
OXNER; RUSSELL TEMPLETON and MARY FOLLINE;
JIMMY WHITE and REBA DARR; JIM ABERT and JERRY
GREEVER (Converse); WAYNE KILGORE and . ANN
MORRISON (Converse); DAVE REDMOND and MADEL,
INE CAUGHMAN; AL HOUGH and CECI CALDWELL;
ARCHIE COKER and JO ANN CARN, Chi 0; SAM and
PEGGY BELL; EARL AND ALICE REDMOND; BOB
SMITH and NEDRA GILMORE, KD; BOB PITTS and
SUSAN DAY, KD; BARRY BURTON and BETSY BROWN;
MELVIN BURTON and BETTY OWEN; WES SANDERS
and CAROL DAVIS, ZTA; DAVE MONTEITH and CAROL
KNIGHT, AD Pi; JOHN WORLEY and SYLVIA S'QROCK;
LLOYD DUPRE and AIMEE REESE; BOB PRUITT and
VIRGINIA BREECE, North Carolina; DAVE MARTIN, Phi
Kap, and ESTHER LABRUCE, Chi 0; JERRY RUTLAND
and RANKIN SUBER, Chi 0.; MARION ALEXANDER and
MARGARET BAUKNIGHT, Chi 0.; AL PERRY and EMMA
JENKINS, Chi 0.; LONNY LITTLEJOHN and PATSY
NESMITH, Chi 0.; BOB ADAMS and PEGGY SKELTON,
Chi 0.; DIGGER THOMASON and JUNE KREPPS; Pi Phi;
JOE STEEN and SIDNEY SMITH, Pi Phi; BOB HANCOCK
and WINKIE KIRVEN, Pi Phi; JAMES EMORY and MARY
LIB CULLER, Pi Phi; AL BOLINGER and JOYCE
CAUDELL, Pi Phi; DON ELLIOT and SALLY PEARMAN,
Pi Phi, JOHN SMITH and NELLE McCANTS, KD; who
was selected Sweetheart of Sigma Nu. Also HENRY WATTS,
Sigma Chi and AILEEN TAYLOR, Pi Phi; JAMES THOMA
SON, Sigma Chi, and ROSE TRUESDALE, Pi Phi; GERRY
LEE, Phi Ep, with ALYCE GATES, Pi Phi; STERNE
BOLTE, Sigma Chi, with PAT ARANT, Pi Phi; BOB WIL
KINS, Sigma Chi, with JUDY ANDERSON, Chi 0; BENT
LEY RIVERS, Phi Kap, and ANN HOLMAN, Chi 0. K. A.'s
attending the Sigma Nu frolic were: LAURENCE CURRY,
JOHN SPEER, JIMMY ATKINSON, FRANK WANNA
MAKER, CHARLIE SMOAK, NUDGE YAGER, DONALD
WHETSTONE, and BOB WIMBERLY. Needless to say the
dance was a huge success.
TRAVELS
Sigma Chi's and their dates partying this weekend in
Camden at Bolte's Hunting Lodge were: HENRY WATTS
and EILEEN TAYLOR, Pi Phi; STERNE BOLTE and MARY
KIRKPATRICK, Pi Phi; SONNY SMITH and ROSE
TRUESDALE, Pi Phi; and guest, BOB ARIAL with SIDNEY
SMITH, Pi Phi.
Pi KA, JIM FASSNACHT attended the Dream Girl Ball
at Georgia Tech with BETTY SEAY, Chi 0.
Sigma Chi's attending the U. N. C. German Dance were:
SPEC GRANGER and PEGGY O'NEAL, AD Pi; SUMNER
WAITE with JACKIE ELLIOTT; GENE WILSON with
MARY BETH WHEELER, ZTA.
Also KD's LOUISE OWENS spent the weekend at Clemson
and HARRIET TRAVERS and PANEY BAUKNIGHT spent
the weekend at The Citadel.
Tri Delts who went to the Clemson Midwinter Dance
were EMILY GRAHAM, AB PEARCE and JEANNE
MORRISON.
FURMAN GAME
KA's and their dates at the Furman game: LOUIS
WRIGHT and MYRA CAIN, KD; KNOX SHERER with
BETTY CLARK, Chi 0; BOB WIMBERLY with ELEANOR
ELLIOTT, LOUIS HOWELL and GWENN TOOTLE, KD.
Also EDDIE SCHINHOLSER, Phi Kap; and MITTIE Mc
NINCH, Chi 0; VIC LAURIE, Phi Kap, with MYRNA
RITCHEY, Chi 0; HAM INGRAM and SONIA RIFFLE,
Chi 0; and JO ANN and JOE PARK.
PARTY! PARTY!
SAE's and their dates partying Friday night were:
D1CK BABINGTON with MARY JANE WOOD, Tri Delt;
BUDDY BULL with G. B. KENNEDY, Tri Delt; BROTHER
MARTIN with ANN LUMPKIN, Tri Delt; FRED MAN
NING with LOUISE TOWNSEND, Tri Delt.
KA's partying after the Furman game were: SONNY
FOSTER and JERRY CUNNINGHAM, KD; BOOTS
PLOWDEN and JOYCE GROSS, KD; PAUL GOLDSMITH
and REGINA OWENS, AD Pi; MARK BUYCK and LEILA
MANNING; TOMMY THOMAS and MARY DICKMAN, Chi
0; ERNIE HINSON and JOY BUYCK, Chi 0; DAVE
MILLING and ANN HOLMAN, Chi 0.
AND DID YOU KNOW?
That SANDRA GROOME is wearing the Phi Kap pin
of BRUCE DODD.
That MARILYN FLEMING, Pi Phi, and LEE EASTER
LING, Phi Kap, were pinned last weekend.
That JOYE SLIGH, ZTA, is going steady with WALLY
POORE.
That RAT BRANTLEY, Sigma Nu, pinned MAR.ION
WHALEY at the Sigma Nu formal.
That JIMMY DOGGETTE, Sigma Nu, pinned GWEN
SHELOR.
That JOE DELUCA, Sigma Nu, and PEGGY HUNTING
TON were pinned.
That JANIE RUCKER, Pi Phi, is wearing G. 0. WIL
SON'S Sigma Nu pin.
That P1 KA Alum, NORWOOD GAYLE, and BESS
STUCKEY, of Columbia, are planning an early wedding.
Congratulations to all of these lucky people !
Sophomore Y
Schedule for
Spring' Given
The weekly YMCA-YWCA Soph
omore Council luncheons ($ .60)
are held each Wednesday at 1:00
p.m. in Flinn Hall. The program.
for the spring semester luncheons
are as follows:
March 3: "Development of
Leadership" (forum).
March 10: "The Military and
the College Graduate."
March 17: Election of "Y" of
ficers for 1964-65.
March 24: "Reporter's Note
book."
March 31: "Appreciation of Art,
Drama, and Music."
April 7: Humorous readings by
USC students.
April 14: "Public Life in South
Carolina."
April 21: "After College
What?"
April 28: United Nations Pro
gram by USC Exchange Students.
May 5: "Personal Remini
scences."
May 12: Program of music by
choral sextet of Columbia College.
May 19: "Let Your Light So
Shine."
May 26: Looking Back: A
YEAR AT THE Y.
The officers of the Sophomore
"Y" Cabinet are: president, Lar
rie Bailey; vice-president, Bob
Adams; secretary, Judy Clark; and
treasurer, Margaret Hunter.
Conference Set
For Presbyterian
Youth At P. C.
The South Carolina Synod West
minster Fellowship Conference will
be held at Presbyterian College on
March 5, 6, and 7. The theme of
the conference will be "Christian
Citizenship."
Among the speakers at the con
vention will be Dr. Frank Price,
moderator of the Presbyterian
Church of the United States. Dr.
Price is a former missionary to
China and was held prisoner by
the Communists for several years.
Dr. David W. Sprunt, chaplain at
Washington and Lee University,
and Arthur McDonald, student at
the University of Georgia, who has
ttended Christian conferences in
India, Greece, Europe and Japan,
will also speak.
Sidelights of the convention will
be a tour of the Thornwell Orphan
age, and a panel discussion by stu
dents on "Opportunities For Sum
mer Service in America and
Abroad."
Carolina delegates to the con
vention will be: Carol Iobst, Mary
Ann Snowden, Lucy Cla.rke, Tolly
Pollard, Rankin Suiber, Arlene
Peterson, Shirley Person, Beth
Tyler, Glenn Bell, and Spencer
[iles.
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SET FOR SPRING ... Ann McE
suit to meet the spring weather in.
blue and white striped blouse. 1
complete the outfit.
Spring Rush
Plans Made
Registration for spring rush
week was held Thursday, Feb. 25,
for girls interested in going
through this rush week. Any girl
who failed to sign up at this time
may register on March 4th at 5:00
p.m. in Sims Lobby.
All girls are required to meet
with Dean Childs on March 4 at
5:00 p.m. in Sims Lobby. The
dean will explain fully all details
about rushing and she will answer
any question the rushee may have.
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Shrove Tuesday to
Be Observed With
Pancake Supper
Shrove Tuesday will be observed
by Trinity Episcopal Church in the
traditional manner of a pancake
supper on March 2, the day before
Ash Wednesday. The price is 75
cents and all proceeds will go to
help needy charities. The entire
student body and faculty are in
vited to join the members of
Canterbury at the Parish House,
Sumter and Senate Streets, from
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for this
prelental celebration.
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Siga Nu Initiates
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By Hannah Timmons The Sigma Nu Fraternity ac
tivated 23 new men into Delta
Chapter on February 17. They
There is just a faint touch of are: Marion Alexander, Columbia;
spring in the air! The weather is Billy Bruce, Gaffney; Bobby Cher
still chilly, but we can tell that tock, Spartanburg; Joe De Luca,
warn wathr i onitsway Men-Wilmington, Delaware; Virgil Duf
warm weather is on its way. Mean-Co
while, we are caught again in that lumbia; Bob Hancock, Columbia;
season of the year when winter Keith Rene, St. Matthews; Jimmy
clothes are getting dull and tire- Martin, Greenville; Burt Menees,
some. Anderson; David Monteith, Colum
Everybody is experimenting with bia; Phil Moody, Aiken; and Billy
new accessories. Gay spring McAbee, Chester.
flowers are blooming on pretty, Also Lloyd McCarley, Columbia;
pastel collars; artificial flowers Ed McGee, Gaffney; Dave Red
are ahead of real ones this year. man, Columbia; Pave Saussey, Co
White leather belts and collars add lumbia; Ken Stokes, Newberry;
light, fresh touches. Pastel beads Russell Templeton, Columbia; John
and earrings are giving colorful Worley, Columbia; Carl Hardigg,
suggestions of spring. Augusta; and Bill Walters.
USC STUDENTS!
University Laundry
NOTICE.
NEW LOWER PRICES ON LAUNDRY AND
DRY CLEANING
Effective February 22, 1954
LAUNDRY Plain Dresses ......70
Shirts . ... ....$0.15 Yants .. . . . . . . .35
Undersharts .05 Shirts le. .r C 5
Drawers ..o .. ... 0 Plain Skirts ..... .36
Pajamas, pair G.20 SHOE REPAIRING
Socks, pair S.04 (24-Hour Service)
Handkerchiefsm .Bo..02 MEN
Pants ................ K.32 Reg. Leather Half Soles $1.8
Overall Pants....A.20 Reg. Rubber Heels ... . .7
Bath Towels ...........03 Sport ................. 1.00
Hand Towels .........02 Leather Heels......... 1.25
Sheetsb.................1 Full Soles and Heels i3.7
Pillow gases.....b.05 CES
Spreads............... .20 LDE
Leather Half Soles .. ..$1.65
DRY CLANINGLeather or
Suits.............$07 Rubber Lefts ...40 or .60
The above prices are net and are on a trial basis.
1/ the volunte juliti*s it, they will be continued.
IiCOVEIEN t us Y URba U KIEnRSTokY LANDwery
Wole, olmi; J Cr..lj Hardigg,
DRYCLARTINOIN
Shr. ....... .:$0.15 S ans. O . .:a I . . . 1 l . . .- 3
Draw rs .. . . .. . . .. . .05 Plai ki r ts . .i . .iik . .. .. . .3
Hadecifg . 0 EIuNt~Ii(It~ n t ta.,I
P ant . . . . . .. .. .. . .32 r eg. m r L ea t H alf 4 S ols $1 8
O veral P ant . . . . . . .20 e g.ar R ubb er H e ls.I.. 7
Pillow pase . . .r. .... . . .0
Spreds . .. .. .. . .. . .0 L DIE
DRYCLENIN Lathr Hlf ols ...$.6
Leater o
Sut .... ..... $0 7 R b e L f s . 4/o 6
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