The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 19, 1954, Page Page Four, Image 4
CAROLYN McCLUNG, Society Editor
JOANNE CARNES MARGARET BAUKNIGHT
MYRNA RITCHEY HANNAH TIMMONS
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JOANNE CARNES, MARGARET BAUKNIGHT
HOLD THAT TIGER!
Some of our loyal Carolinians deserted us for a week end
at Clemson. Among those taking in the Clemson "Block C"
dance were MARY BETH WHEELER, ZTA, with NATHAN
GRESSETT; DOLLY DENNIS, Chi Omega, with AMES
WELLS; JACKIE ELLIOTT, ZTA, with REEVES GRES
SETT; ESTHER LABRUCE, Chi Omega, with DICKIE Mc
MAHON; and "MULE" BENNETT.
ON THE ROAD!
LEGARE COKER and MARY BETH CONRAD, KD's,
and PATSY COGBURN, Pi Phi, went to Winthrop College
for the "Junior Follies."
LAINEY SINGLETON, ADPi, and BOBBY MARTIN
also went to Winthrop over the week end.
CHRISTIE SIMPSON, Tri Delt, journeyed to sunny
Florida. HAZEL DUKE, DZ, visited FRANK HARRING
TON, Pi Kap Phi, at P. C. Seen at the Palmetto Trials: G. B.
KENNEDY, Tri Delt, and BILL WESTON, SAE; LOU ROB
INSON, Tri Delt, with FRED MANNING, SAE; ANN ED
MUNDS, Tri Delt, and BO DUBOSE, SAE, LELIA MAN
NING, Tri Delt, with AL RAY, and JACKIE JONES, Pi Phi.
MARILYN GREEN CAMP, Pi Phi Alum, visited the
chapter here with her young daughter, Paula.
JOHN SPEER, KA, went to an IFC dance at P. C.
Representing the "Y" on a deputation team to Winthrop
College last week end were Phi Kaps BENTLEY RIVERS,
BOBBY JONES, EDDIE SHINHOLSER, BILLY HUGHES,
DAVE MARTIN, and JACK TURBYFILL.
I DO!
Our heartiest congratulations to ANNETTE ELLIS, DZ,
who said, "I (o" to RAY PRICE; also to GAIL ADDAMS,
DZ, anId BOB PlED' 1)MONT, who were married in Charleston
last week. LOUISE KELLER is wearing the Sigma Chi pin
of RON OBERLY.
AND IT WAS THAT THEY HAD A PARTY!
Phi Eps partying at the Circus Room were: IZZY
LOURIE and EVELYN WYCHE, Tri Delt; LARRY KOENIG
and BECKY REINS; PHIL GARFINKEL, with KAY BOS
WELL; 1. M. GOLDBERG and ANNETTE BERRY; STAN
KRUGMAN with SLOAN YATES; "SIMPLE" SIMON with
DAVIDA SANBOURNE; CHARLIE GOLDBERG and
LAUREL ZALIN; DON MILLER and MITZI LEVIN;
JULIAN WEINBURG with ANN COOPER; DON KATZ and
PHYLLIS LOVE; MR. and MRS. WEIL WILENSKY; JACK
BASS and CAROLYN McCLUNG, Chi 0.
Sigma Nu's had a "lovely" time at the Syrian-Lebanon
Club Saturday night, following the Division Conference
basketball game and banquet with their brothers from Duke,
P. C., and the University of North Carolina. Among those
partying were: MELVIN BURTON and BETTY OWEN;
"WHISKY" BILL SMALL and ZELLA LANGLEY; PAT
BRANTLEY with MARION WHALEY; PAUL PRITCH
ARD, Duke, with MYRNA RtITCHEY, Chi 0; TUNKY
CAMPBELL and BERTHFA GARDNER; BENNIE HELMS
with MARY ANN TRUE; HOBBY PRUITT and SARAH
WATKINS; TOMMY GUEST and LOUISE BRADLEY, KD
D)AVE MONTIETHI and CIND)Y SMITH, Pi Phi; HENRY
DORN with MEL CAMPBELL, Pi Phi; JAMES EMORY and
MARY KIRKPATRICK, Pi Phi; WES SANDER with ANN
OXNER, Pi Phi; "DEE" WALSH and MARY LIB CULLER,
Pi Phi; AL PERRtY and AILEEN TAYLOR, Pi Phi; FRANK
LIN OWEN, NEWLAND C:OLLIER, and DANNY
D)ONA VAN.
.The "bearded" KA's had a "Bermuda Shorts" Party at
Pimewood Saturday night. They were: MYRA CAIN, KD,
and LOUIS WRIGHT; TUNKY YARBOROUGH, Tri Delt,
and SAMMY CRAWVFORD; BETSY McCUTCHIEN and
TOOTIE WILLIAMS; BILL D)OAR and MARY ANN SNOW
DEN, Tri D)elt ; (CHARLES PYLE and JOHANNA WRIGHT,
KI); GWEN TOOTLE, KD), and LOUIS HOWELL; BOB
WIMBERLY and BOSIE WESTHURY, KD; BILLY WAT
SON and SA LLY JUD)Y, KD); BOOTS PLOWDEN and MAC
HIALFORD, KD); HARVEY HORN and ANN LUMPKIN,
'Fri D)elt; GEORGE THOMAS and .JACKIE FOSTER; EID
MULLJINS and NOV ILLE PL4OWD)EN; CHARLES NOCK!
anid SH IRIL EY HIA RIDEMAN, KI).
Pi SIGMA KAPPA MOONLIGHT BALL
The Phi Sigs had their "Moonlight Ball" last Friday
night; among the (dancing couples were: WALT ECKHOLM
and ANN OXNER, i Phi; GEORGE DAVID with SARA
HART CONNELLY; KEN K(LYNN with JACKIE MARTIN,
Pi Phi; GARY LEE and ALICE GATES, Pi Phi. After the
ball, twelve Phi Sigs and their dlates headed (down to Myrtle
Beach for a houseparty. All arrived tired but after a swell
b)reakfast cooked up by BILL ANDERSON, things "looked
tip." The c'ouples Present were JOhN COLLINS and JOANNE
WHITE; BOB HL4AKELY and ANNE' BARRETT; CLAR
ENCE ASHLEY and LOLIE LYNCH; AL STUART and
ANN THOMAS; O'NEAL RAWL and ELEANOR MIMS;
PAT BIDEAU and CAROLYN SNOW; BOBBY SHEALY
and D)ORIS RID)GlLL; GEORGE HICKS and MARY RUTH
WOODS; TOM CARR and NANCY DAWSON; BOBBY
MACK and BA RBA RA GODWIN. MARY RUTH WOODS
was elected the 1954 Phi Sigma Kappa "Moonlight Girl."
PHI KAPS AT TEAGUE'S LAKE
Among the partying Phi Kaps at Teague's Lake last week
end were: BRUCE DODD and SANDY GROOME; DEAN
RASHEED with RANKIN SUBER, Chi 0; JEAN WIL
LIAMS, Chi 0, and PHIL -BENEDICTSON; JIM BROWN
and MITTIE McNINCH, Chi 0; DICK VAN HORN with
PAT FUNCHESS.
OLD SOUTH BALL SPONSORM
Townsend for Mark Buyek, lannah
Jane Douglas for Carter Martin, l1r<
John Speer. Mary Alice Ristin for V
Kappa Alpha
Will Relive
Old Southland
Tomorrow the gentlemen of
Kappa Alpha will relive the
long-gonle days of the old South
with their lovely young ladies. No
period in American history can
rival of the days of the Old South
in elegance, glory andl splendor.
Th roughou t this p)hase of A meri
(can history courtliness and social
grace reigned in the mlanor-studided
soth11land .
Giathering together in the city
which first rent its state's star
from the union, the members of
Graves Province celebrate this re
creation of southern grandeur.
G;raves Province, composedl of
Declta of Wofford College, Iota of
Furman, Rho oif Carolina, and
Beta Pii of Presbyterian, (don the
Confedjerate uniforms, hoist the
Stars and Bars and sing Dixie to
relive the (lays oif the glorious past
when Kappa Alpha was founded.
Tfhe program for the day in
cludes a drop-in at the K. A. house
at 2 :00( p.m.; Parade and Session
ceremonie.s at :3:00; mint juleps
and1 buffet at the Wade Hampton
HallIroom at 4:00; and the Old
South Hall in the Jefferson Hotel
Ballroom att 8:00 p.m.
N. Winfield Sapp is chairman of
the 0O(d South Hall committee.
Other members are Mark Huyck,
Rho; Hill Shillinglaw, Beta Pi,
Boyd Reeves, Iota; and Tfub A nder
son, Delta.
Y Friendship Clubs
Announce Plans
The Freshman Council of the
YM-YWCA, which meets on Thurs
(lays, is dIivided into six functioning
friendship clubs me'eting at dif
ferlent times dutring the week. All
Freshmen are invitedI to attend
the cotuncil meetings as wvell as
join the clubs.
A schedule of the club meetings
follows:
Club No. 1-4:00 p.m. every
other Tuesday.
Clubs No. 2 and 4-7:00) p.m.
on Tuesday nights.
Club No. 3--5:00 p.m. on Mon
(lays.
Club No. 5--5:00i p.m. on 'Tues
(lays.
Club No. 6--4:00 p.m. on Wed
nesdays.
are, top) row, le ft to right, Mary
Camuipbell for Ja ek Meade. Middle
da Glenn for 'We batr William.
infield Sapp, and Alice Temnpletm~
Dy IIANNAII TIMMONS
.arch winds are blowing in
wis of new fashions and fadsl'
his.. season. Bright, color'ful ker
-hiefs and new, short hair-dos are
p)icy nlecessit les to combat these
\farch winds and to help usher in
pjring. P~ony-tails, tied up with
ma1tel searves, arIie popular and
viind-iresstant--if anything enn
-esist March winds.
Our whole campus-*is getting its
leaning upi and( dressing up
md(er way. Ilaven't you noticed
he new trees lanftedl On the
[forseshoe and the new coat of
grey paint on all the benches?2
['verything is beginning to look
;o fresh and green; even Old Sol
limself has condlescendedl to help
>righten things a hit by comingi
)1t a little hit earlier every morn
ng and staying a little later ati
aight, not to mention the C'lean
.3p Campaign that is i nsiring all
fus to (10 some sprin1g house
:leaning!
Pretty n)ew (eening dIresses,
'very (color of the rainbow, are
floating aroundl at all the formals.
Flowers arie bloomting every
where again this spri1ng, and they
'omie im as many1~ assorited sizes and(
olors as Mother' Nat'ure's original
blossoms. Thel newest thing in
flowers this season is (earrings;
arie b)lossom ing her'e and1( there.
Pastel knit suits arec taking the
place of the dlark, wintry ones
i'veriy body's been weariing, a ml
they are just r'ight for this sunny
weather that still has a (chilly
touch.
Sigma Chii, Phi Ep~
Initiate Members
Sigma ('hi (ecenly in it iatel
'imel ne'w 1' mlmbers. TI'hey are Mi ke
Kovejoy, M assachuLisett3s; ,J amRes
T'homaso0n, S paritanbuorg;$ terine
\i-ken; Jtobby I lowarid, (Columbiua.
on Obherly, New York; L,ee Koty,
'olumbia; Cooper' Williamns, ('o
Phi l'.:p recently inlit iated four'
nenR. The ar I.arry koeii
triige'Jort, ConnecticuIt; Allen
)avis, (Charleston; lon K(atz,, (Co
hariks-n
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Donmick for Lucius Weeks, Louise
row, Naiey Brace for Tubl) Anderson,
Bottom row, Esther La Bruce for
i for Bill Shillinglaw.
The magic of television has
brightened n e a r 1 y 22,000,000
homes.
This germanium r
method keeps impi
down to less than
5 parts in a billion
A new methodl of metal refining,
at theL Western Lectric plant at A
in the prJoduction of germanium tU
99.999995% purec the .highest
ever attaiuned in a manufactured pr
IThe need for germanium of such e:
came about when research by Bell
oratories in the field of semni-condi
development of transistors, which a
by Western lilectric.
The transistor is a tiny crystal d<
amplify and oscillate, It reduces
ments and power consumption to
Germanium crystals of the size ret
tors do not ocur in nature; they
grown at Western Electric. At this
Various Iortusiwhich Ceta'nn, takes /
trangsistor,s aPe'sow .I( in this p/ h ot i ar /U
Next is hw .1I)theI/a iera'lunlupn ingot aI/L
Ioccu . used byi Wte,rn Iectric. I/ej
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Manufacturing plants In Chicago, Ill. e K.
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Distributing Centers in 2ieso ,and ,...,al.
Twenty-Eig
As Rush W
Spring rush week activities were
climaxed Thursday, March 11,
when twenty-eight girls received
bids to sororities. Pledging cere
monies were held during the week.
The following girls were pledged:
Alpha Delta Pi
Jo Ann Folk, Williston; Kather
ine Miller, Georgetown; Carol
Iobst, Danville, Virginia; and
Pauline Broas, Glenridge, New
Jersey.
Chi Omega
Harriet Bowen from Beaufort.
Delta Delta Delta
Lucy Ann Robinson, Winnsboro;
Josephine Boyle, Columbia; and
Nantee Wright, Florence.
Pi Beta Phi
Melvin Campbell, Loris; Kitty
Caufman, Birmingham, Alabama;
Shirley Thorton, Columbia; Ann
Oxner, Augusta, Georgia; Kath
erine Fickling, Columbia; Shirley
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IlaIlet, Summerville; Jean Mat
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Delta Zeta
Barbara Rella, Colifmbia; Grace
Thompson, Reevesville.
Zeta Tau Alpha
June Seawright, Johnston; Bar
barn Blessing, Aiken; Barbara
Browning, Spartanburg; Jean
Rhyne, Columbia; Wilhemina Leap
trot, Columbia; Caroline Kelley,
Olanta; Jacqueline Elliott, Sumter;
Nancy Jean Wingard, Lexington;
and Peggy M1lattox, Chester.
Kappa )elta
Betty Rose Westburg from
Reevesville.
The university placed three men
on the Southern Sports Writers
All-Atlantic Coast football team
last fall. They were Quarterback
Johnny Gramling, End Clyde Ben
nett and Center Leon Cunningham.t
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