The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 07, 1955, Page Page Four, Image 4
BERTHA GARDNER, Society Editor
VIRGINIA ROSS ANN SOLOMONS
MARY ANN GABRIEL
the...
wagon wheel
. .a spoke a week
By
BARBARA DRIVER and, MITTIE MeNINCII
What happened ? It's spring and nobody got pinned, en
gaged or married this week. Cupid must have taken a
holiday.
WHAT! NO CORN PONE
The Phi Kaps held a "Fatback Fry" at Teague's Lake
last week end. The weather was perfect-the cold spell ended
just in time. Some present were: RON GROVE and ANN
COOPER, DAVE MARTIN and FIRANCES LUMPKIN,
MIKE CORY and RUTH TISON.
"GROTTO FUN"
The Sig Eps enjoyed dancing to a Combo at the Azan
Grotto Saturday iight. A few of the couples attending were:
FLASH McBRIDE with MARGOT WEILAND, FREDDIE
SPRUELL with MARY DUKE, FIRANK OATES with
MARSHA DUGAN. PHIL DONLIN with BETTY LANE
CHERRY.
"THEY'RE OFF-"
Carolina students turned out en masse at the Carolina
Cup races in Camden. A few of the many who took the trip
were: ED MULLINS and BETSY COKER, BULDDY
KNIDIFFER and GAIL SIMS, JIM FASSNACHT and
BETTY SEAY, WINFIELD SAPP and AB PEARCE,
SAUNDRA HARVIN and RANDOLPIH SMOAK.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Marion Hagood had a very happy twentieth birth<liy last
week end. A group of her friends in Augusta, Ga. held a
surprise party in her honor.
A LITTLE LATE
CAROL BRANDENBURG and ESTHER LABRUCE
traveled the Clemson way to attend the "Military Ball." Diuke
Ellington was at his best, and had as his aim "pleasing the
dancers."
BLOCK "C" FORMAL
Saturday night the Block C Club held its formal at the
Jefferson Hotel. Seen dancing to the music of Bill Moore
and his Orchestra were: JACKIE FURR with JOEL WELLS,
CAROL BRANDENBURG with BILL OWENS, MARY
ALICE BREELAND with DICK COVINGTON.
PASS THE NIUTARD
The Phi Sigs enjoyed "hot (logs" with all the trimmiigs
at the Sun View Lake Friday iiight. Some of those enjoyiig
the "spring night air" were: TOM CARRd and NANCY IDA\\V
SON, WAYNE PACI and SHARON O'BRIAN, O'NEIL1
RAWE and 'A'H hER 1INE SH AW, BEN I IeBERRY and
MAUREEN O'BRIAN.
KILLARNEY ROSE FORMAL
The I Z's <hoIced1 to the music of F"rank Hiol iek at t heir
Killarney Rose Formal l"riday nighit. A drop-ini for t he IDZ's
and1 t heir ites was held riora'14 to t he <ianec at I he W adec
Hamp)ton flotel.
HOLID)AY TRAVEL
RON OBERLE and LOU KELLAR are spending the holi
days in New York ; ('AT FICKLING andl DIC'K PLUAMMEIR,
NEIL REID and JIMMY MARTIN, and ANN ('OOPEl'R and
RON GROVE are all traveling to Pennsylvania; ESTH ER
LABRUCE and .JUD)Y AND)ERSON are spendintg Easter
week end with JO0 ANN FRANKLIN-they plan to at tend
the Master's Golf. Tournamenit in August a, Ga.
LAKESIDE OUTING
The Tri IDelts, hoping that spring wouldl finally arrive,
plan ned a party at C alv~ert H opk ins' last Friday niightI. A f'ew
of the Tfri Dielts and their dhates at the outing were: I IA R
RIET MAULD)IN with KENNY MORRIS, ANN LUMFKIN
with MALCOLM GRAINGER, AM D)OAR with MA('K
HINES, LOUISE POSTON with JAC'K I"EI LDS, LOUISE
WITH ERS with AL D~IUM BAR I C(haperones were PROF.
D)AN HlOLLIEY with CHIIEE (CIIEE MOORE, TFri IDelt alum.
LAMBDA (CHI'S HONOR PLEDGES
The Lambda ('hi's took the ne(w I)ledg('s (out to suipper
last week'I. (This week's short feature.)
SEA BREEZES
A small houseparity was held at Dub11 (Cook 's house oni
Edisto River. The lucky people en.ioying the "w' ater' ad( sun''
were D)UB COOK and MARION IIAGOOD, HAM INGRAM~
and( SONIA RIFFLE, RAY NEWMAN a nd BETTY'~ WALL,
BUTCh WILLIAMSON andl JACKIE PAI M ER.
PARTEE AT THlE RATHISKELLIAR
Sigma Chi's and their new pledges (en.ioyed a part'fy at
the Rathskellar. The Sigma Chi's and their dates .includled :
STERNE BOLTE and AIMEE REESE, D)ON CLA~ R K and
PATSY TFALBE4RT, GENE MIXON, alum and IHA RRI ET
DICKERT, BOB McNAIR and .JANI('E SURER.
P1 KA REERI BUST
The PiKA's held a party for their rus1h(es Monday night
at the Cayce Woman's Club. "Candy Boy" was th(' "featured
entertainer."
ONE LAST NOTE
Everyone have a big Easter week end(-leave all the
books behind-and won't someone come back pinned ?
C~oti/ilion
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h:ll.h nvw pledges are:
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hardn, ;cor_etown; Don Al
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(ad (ohlinlbia ; Le(Granld
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YOU'RE A BE'
THAN YOU TI
Bobby Jones registered u
1Thomson registered wVooi
clubs ...the 0,n/; clubsr
balance . a nd a n identico
Beca u se e ser; muon of 1he.
. . 0our glf~I becomeis mc
sistently be.tter. With goIlfer
as mutch as M .. these at
Make y'our next round a
SPALDINGI
SET, [itE PACE IN SPORTS
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rave Spri
coTrn.111ION C.UB1 FORMAL.
Spoisors for tIe Cotlillionl Cub
fornal ito be lield April 13 are:
IUeanor Elliolt for Jack Cantey,
p;resifdent: Barlra Moseley for Bill
Qn1attlelbil, Vice-W(idenit; Ma
rian 1laygood for W. C. Cook,
secretarv; Betty liannalhan for
Gene Scarlborough, treasurer, and
Milzie Flening for William T,rotter,
dance c1hairmain.
* '* *
rorities
Pledges
standing collegiate member for the
S195.1-55.
the "pain"
mutiny
Overboard with
tight collars and
stiff shoulders!
AFTER SIX
brings a wave
of new comfort,
natural styling,"
stain-shy finish!
No treasure chest
needed to go
TTER GOLFER
-lINK I
oods and irons, and Jimmy
Is are SYNCHIRO-DYNED@
riade that offer you perfect
I contactI feel.
e c(l>s swing,~s arnd feels alike
re uniform, your shots con
s reporting handicaps cuit by
c fihe clubs to play.
better one .. . with Spalding.
PUlT i. 5TILL NF.l-D5 WitDjROor
(kiWAM Ol t,QN WI"'TS LEFT'
g Formal
Campus Dance
Will Be Held
On April 13
The Cotillion Club was founded
in 1945 by Bill Hutchinson. Since
then it has been one of the two
most outstanding dance clubs on
the Carolina campus. The Cotillion
gives two fine (lances every year,
one in the fall and one in the
spring.
The club's membership is limited
to 100 male students, new mei
bers being elec-ted as vacancies
OCCIt11
This year officers are: Jack
Cantey, Kappa Alpha, president;
Bill Quattlebaum, Kappa Sigma,
vice-piresident; W. C. Cook, Phi
Kappa Sigma, secretary; Gene
Scarborough, Sigma Alpha Ep
silon, treasurer; and William Trot
ter, Sigma Nu, dance chairman.
This year's spring formal is to
be held on We4nesday night,
April 13.
John C. Calhoun and Andrew
Jackson were honorary members
of the Clariosophic Society.
(Author of **
THE STUDE
Today let us investigate a p
life called the student council.
council? The answer is simple:
of students.
Next, what does the student,
simple: it meets.
Next, what goes on at the mi
more complicated than the oth
swered by reproducing here th
of a typical student council.
Meeting scheduled for 8:30 p.
Call to order 9:51 p.m. by Hum
to adjourn made by Louis Bic
Motion ruled out of order bv
Tlunrath Sigafoos called "old j
man representative. Seconded bi
representative. Tabled by Hunr
Minutes of last meeting read
Mot ion to accept minutes made
Motion defeated.
Treasurer's rerort not read 1:
not present at meeting. Rex M4
absentia.
Motion made by Louis Bicus
allow sale of hard liquor in
Delores Wheatgerm, sophomor
by Ilunrath Sigafoos, old poop
Motion made by Booth Fisher
permit parking in library. M:>ti
Mot ion made by Gladys Algal
at tend(ance ini pajiamas andl rok
referred to committee.
Motion miade by Elwood Fe:
to condluct French Con versati
referred to comm ittece.
Motion madle by' E'sme Plaid
allow hypnosis (1uring Rush WVe
Metiton mad(e by Pierre Cleme
to conduct German Conversat
referred to committee.
Motion madle by Harriet Cri
to allow faculty members ab)ove
to perform marriages. Mot ionr
Observation madle by Martha
that in her four years on studleI
to committee was5 never heard of
Motion madle by Lou is BRieusp
allowv sale of hard liquor in S
Delores Wheatgerm, sophomor
by HIunrath Sigafoos, p)residin
Refreshments served. Coffee,
The following resolution adlopt I
"WHEREAS Philip Morris
rating, andl chock full (of ral
WH!EREAS Philip Morris is e
Open pack which is the quickest
dlevisedl for cigarettes; andl WH
commendlable oIf smokes in the
,is available in both king-size
RESOLVED that it is the ser
Morris is far and away the be
other campuls."'
Meeting adjourned wvith ma
Respectfu,lla
The makers of P1111,.1P a1ORRlis,
that fli toda'IilA alORiS i,
-AND, WHE1N IT C>ROW PAC
PE ':.>URF. TO CNDiI UlN
THE.r NATURAL WA'I WJ1I
WILDRX.) CRE~AlAMi
AMEARlCA'G FAVOiRiT
Jo Ann Greer
To Be Featured
With Les Brown
Les Brown has always been
ioted for his great vocalists. To
name a few of his former vocal-a
ists who are now stars in their
own right-1)oris Day, Eileen Wil
son, Lucy Anti Polk-now Les is
proud to present his latest find,
Jo Ann Greer.
Jo Ann Greer, the prett-y dark
eyed, 24-year-old songstress hails
from Hlollywooi. Her excellent
voice caused great comment and
was brought. to the attention of
six famous songwriters - Don
aye, Gene )epaul, Harold Spina,
Ben Oakland, Paul Webster, and
Bob Rtussell who set about direct
ing her on her career.
Between Les Brown road t.rips
there is never a dull moment for
her. She has appeared on many
ridio and< TV shows: ier beau
litilu voice is used constantly by
lie Inmovie studios when she sings
for the stars.
Jo Ann Greer will appear with
the Les l3rown orchestra when
they play for the annual May Day
Coronation 11pall which is to be
held on May 2 at the Township
Au<ditorium.
The first actual gradiate of the
uliversit y wa; Anderson Cren
shaw.
?arefoot Boy WitA Cheek," etc.)
NT COUNCIL
lenomenon of American college
First of all, what is the student
the student council is a council
:ouncil do? Again the answer is
!etings? This question is rather
ers. Perhaps it can best be an
e minutes of a typical meeting
m. at Student Union Building.
ath Sigafoos, presiding. Motion
ispid, freshman representative.
Hunrath Sigafoos, presiding.
ioop" by Louis Bicuspid, fresh
Delores Wheatgerm, sophomore
ath Sigafoos, presiding.
by Zelda Pope-Toledo, secretary.
by Hunrath Sigafoos, presiding.
ecause Rex Mercredi, treasurer,
rcredi, treasurer, impeached in
)id, freshman representative, to
school cafeteria. Seconded by
representative. Motion tabled
y, fraternity representative, to
on refe rredl to committee.
junior representative, to allow
es at first hour classes. Motion
dspar, athletics representative,
on classes in English. Motion
:t(?n, sorority representative, to .
k. Mot ion referred to committee.
u-a,frign exchange student,
ion classes in French. Motion
tter, ag campus representative,
the rank of assistant professor
eferredl to committee.
involute, senior representative,
it council every motion referred
again. Miss Involute was tabled.
id, freshman representative, to
)ciology I and II. Seconded by
a representative. Motion tabled
a crossly.
cake, Philip Morris Cigarettes.
~d by acclamation:
is milder, tastier, more exhila
e rich vintage tobaccos ; and
(ntained in the patentedl Snap
simplest, neatest container yet
I'REAS Philip Morris, the most
most admIfi rab)le of wrappings,
a&nd( regular; therefore BE IT
se of this meeting that Philip
st cigarette buIy on this or any
ny a laugh andl cheer at 9 :58.
submitted,
Zelda Pope-Toledo, Secretary
5'Ms Hhutman. 1055
who, binga you this colurnn, maove < -
114 the bes ev'er. We~ know you'll
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