The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 16, 1956, Page Page Four, Image 4
BARBARA HAWTHI
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Marcia Fischer a
They say that March comes in
like a lion and goes out like a
lamb but as far as social activ
ities at Carolina it's lion all the
way through.
The Pledge Paddle
Boy's rush ended this week
wearing the pledge pin of Sig
Ep; Louis Falkner, Gerald
Fisher, Jack McDowell, Jerry
Sutter and John D. Murphy.
New pledges for Phi Sig are:
Julian Allison, John Ray Wil
liams, Jim Burke, Milton Singly,
Glenwood Pelliter, and Ed Solo
mons. After the pledging the
chapter took their new pledges
to supper at Henry's Restaurant.
New names in Sigma Nu
pledge roll call include Tony
Pickett, Rob Higgins, Stuart
Miller, Jim Wood, Reece Wil
liams, Ronnie Melvin, Gene Wil
liams, and Buddy Register.
Congratulations y'all!!
SAE Festivities
Ken Flynn and Sue Bell, Creston
Shields, and Peggy James, Bob
Gantt with Iva Jean Chandler
Phil Edwards and Sandra Steedly
Dale Hawkinson and Phyllis
Whitesides, Robert Wallace and
Joy Holcombe, and Bill McLear
with Judy Reese, were some of the
Sig Eps and their dates at th<
SA E Formal.
Also seen at the SAE Danc<
were: Louise Bradley and Juliar
I )ority, Bernard Bourne and Bett3
Anne Bessinger, Martha Orvir
and Buddy Gullidge, and Warner
I"airey with Mooney Playei
(Alum).
At the Sigma Alpha Epsilor
Banquet Thursday were Bett3
iobbs and Carlton Simons, Jam
Emunds and Jimmy Maher, Shan.
non Hlarper and Richard Sasnett
:anil A b Pearce with Mac Hines.
Strictly Stag
Having a blast at Lake Mur
ray last Friday night were these
boys from Maxcy Brotherhood;
Terry Miller, Jack Pendarvis.
Roy lludgens, Jack Scott, Chuck
('1y burn, Hey ward Williams,
Bill Douglas, and John Moore.
Palmetto Trials
Claude Taylor and Mary Sum.
walt, King McGee and Mary Fol
line, Jack Folline and Flossie Ter.
rel, Eddie Floyd with Bo Nelson
and Jerry Beasley and Liz Hazel
hurst gathered 'round the tracl
to watch the Palmetto Trials Sat.
urday.
P'iK A's Celebrate
PiK A's, their new pledges, and
dlates seen dancing at Kester's
Hamboo House; Sid Badger and
Rosie Newman, Oliver Porter
and Betty Ann Richburg, Henry
Price with Gail Middleton (Fur
man), TIhomas Wood and Sara
Ann Inabinet, Bill Kay with
(Caro lobst, Jon McInnis and
Mary Frances Morrison, Ed Har
'rall and Nancy Ulmer, Leon
Norton and Leah Switzer, and
Larry Burton with Joanne
Hem phill.
Phi Kap Formal
These Carolinians dlanced to th4
music of Tony Torre and his or.
chiestra at the Phi Kap F'orma
Saturday night; Pat Arant an<
Nick A brams, Neil Reid and Et
Philbiin, Ann Cooper and Roi
Grove, Suzanne Moye (Alum) an<
Phil Becnediktsson-, Nancy Clarks
with Tlommy Taylor, Ann Mills an<
Frank Kottcamp, Peggy Hall an<
lRivers Varn, .Juanita Edward:
with Bobi Freeman, Ann Green am
Hob Luft, Runita Milling ant
Zeke Montgomery, and Gwent
Iie'bert with Ray Newman.
Manmy alums came back for th4
dance. Among them were Mr. an<
Mrs. Ed Teague, Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Dodd, Mr. andI Mrs. E<
Trexler, Bill Hughes with Legard
Coker, andl Mr. and Mrs. Davy
Martin.
How HEigh the Moon
Lambda Chi's and their dates
at a wiener roast at Lake Mur
ray were: Gary Rhinesmith and
Barbara Moore, Willis Hianna
and Liz Moore, John Boswell
with Mary Martha Malcolm, Hal
Tlyler and Ann Atkins, Harry
Chapman and Sara .Jones, and
Sonny Hines with June Horton.
Ring on HEer Finger
Skippy Askins reccived an en
gagement ring from Jack Fieh
(Phi Kap Alum).
Keitt Hfane gave a diamond t<
Evelyn Crutchfield (Columbia Col
lege).
B3osie Westbury received a ring
from Fletcher Carter.
Party at the Web
Jack Riley and Jane Bopp,
Neil RlawI and Cat Shaw, and
(Chandler Spence and Jo Ann
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9RSESHO
d Alma Harrison
Williams were seen dancing
the Web Friday night.
Sunny Weather
Enjoying a bit of pre-sumr
fun Jo Gibb and Kim Penla
Doris Midgett and Bob Adai
Dorcas Giles and Jimmy Mar
and Jane Teade and Jerry R
man spent Saturday afternoon
Lake Murray.
It's Love, Love, Love!!
Paul Burke (PiKA) pinnn
Anne Droome of Columbia.
Howard Rambo (Phi Kai
pinned Sandra Rivers.
Tri Delt Drop-in
Gathered around the punch b<
at the Tri Delt drop-in- Sun<
night were: Ann Humphries a
Dave Merline, and Sybil Anden
and Bo Dubose. Also, Anne Sm
Barbara Hollins, Phil Moo
Kenny Stokes, Drick Simkins, a
Lewis Cromer.
Ka's Cook
Charcoaling steaks at Pin
wood last Saturday night, H
Crosswell and Barbara Fai
Bill Doar and Terry Davis, al
Frank Ellerbe and Caroli
Robinson ate, drank and we
merry.
Carolina Chatter
Congratulations to Tee Zimm
man who was elected Kappa Al,
Rose. Also, the same to Ruth B<
Tison who was chosen. Phi Kal
Sigma Sweetheart at their da
Saturday night.
Lambda Chi Fraternity hek
drop-in last Friday for 30 rush(
The affair was a gala occas
with entertainment by Joe Cei
Miss Sue Evans, and Mr. Ha
Jarkey. Decorations and refre
ments were prepared and ser
by the Mother's Club. We he
that everyone had a fine time
Calendar
For Week
Friday, March 16
1 p.m. - Junior-Senior '
Luncheon, election. of offict
Faculty Dining Room, Rus
H-ouse.
1 p.m.-State Teachers' Meet
Luncheon, Assembly Room, R
sell House.
1-4 p.m.-State Teachers Me
ing, Department of Educati
Assembly Room, Russell Hoiu
1 p.m.-Social Studies Gr
Luncheon, Room 2041, Rus
House.
6:30-8:30 p.m.-Delta Sigma
Room 204, Russell House.
7:30 p.m.-Wesley Foundat
Recreation and Fellowship, VW
ley House.
9 p.m.-1 a.m.-Sigma Nu WVl
Star formal, Hotel Jefferson b
room.
Saturday, March 17
7:30 p.m.-BSU Dlrop-in, lB
Student Center.
Sunday, March 18
5:30-6 p.m.--Canterbury supj
Trinity Episcopal Church.
6-8 p.m.-Canterbury, meet
and speaker, Trinity Episce
Church.
7:00 p.m.-Wesley Foundai
Isuipper, 'Wesley House.
8:00 p.m.-Wesley I"oundat
forum, Wesley House.
Monday, March 19
8-1 1 a.m.-English DJepartm
lecture, D)r. Havilah Habcock,
sembly Room, Russell House.
1 p.m.-Blue Key Lunche
l"aculty Dining Room, Rus
House.
1 p.m.-Freshman "Y," Rus
- ouse Auditorium.
11 p.m.-Lecturec by Dr. Po
on lloswell, Drayton Hall.
Tuesday, March 20
9 a.m.- 1 p.m.--English D)ep)
ment lecture, D)r. Hlavilah [1
cock, Assembly Room, Rus
H ouse.
11 a.nm.--Lecture b)y D)r. Po
12-2 p.m. -Trinity Episco
Church meeting, Room 102, Rus
House.
I p.m. - -( l)K Lu.incheon, Fc
f)ining Room, Russell house.
I p.ml. -HSUJ Luncheon, H
Studlent C'enter.
1 p.m. -- Wesley F'oundat
Luncheon, Russell House At
tori um.
2 p.nm.-- Baseball game, Ersk
at USC.
7:30-9 p.m.--Movie about Mar
Luther, Rev. Bunny Marsh
Assembly Room, Russell House51
Wednesday, March 21
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bigger part in your fashion w
robe than ever before. Brill
new technical methods of finisl
calf in bright colors are one
the reasons for this new emph
on accessories. Vivid spark
colors play an important par
combining the suit, the shoes,
purse, and the hat.
Printed fabrics have found t
Ypt way into the shoemaker's shop
rs, many manufacturers are using
ell cute idea to make shoes, glo
purses, and umbrellas match.
ng the way, you will probably
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and more feminine than they 1
been for several seasons. As
'as style goes, the short gal
the tall gal have equal importi
on in the eyes of the designer. F
e-can be found in any color, c
iebination of color, and cut ima
ieable. One of the cutest styles
have seen is a capizo style fa
flat which has harlequin de:
andl circus colors.
J For the tall girl the louie
is a blessing. Made to look
because of its slenderness the
'c of this type shoe ranges from
.and a half inches to three in,
mn in height. The ever popular pl
pal is still a mainstay in any w
.robe, but, oh, how the color
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5 p.m.-Co-ed meeting, Ru:
Hlouse Auditorium.
ent 6- p.m-Canterbury commi
meeting, refreshments, and
euission, Trinity Episcopal Chu
onl, 6 p.m.-Westminster Fellowt
sell Fellowship Hall, First Pre
terian Church.
wi*l 7 p.m.-Luther Student A
ciation, Russell House.
btle 7:15 p.m. - Baptist Stu
Union, vespers, BSU Student 4
ter.
rt- 7:30 p.m.--Newman Club, ?b
-man House, 1610 Green Street
l 7:30 p.m.-Wesley Founda:
Wesley House.
te 7:30 p.m. - Hillel Foundal
Russell House.
Thursday, March 22
ecll 2 p.m.--Baseball game, P&
Island vs. USC at Parris IsI
Iv I p.m.-Sophomorec Y"L
-eon, F aculty Dining Room, Ru:
3-5~ p.m.-Movie sponsoredl
Audio Visual Aids Departni
in"The High and the Mighty," I
(Isell [House Auditorium.
5e p.m.-KSK meeting, R
104, Russell House.
tin 7-9 p.m.-Movie sponsored
l.Audio Visual Aids Departm
Russell [louse Auditorium.
7:30 p.m.-Inter--Varsity Fell
ship, social activity and fellows
at Rons(en Homse.
I above are typical accessories for a sp
gold; they compliment each other an
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; changed this year! Bright reds,
forest greens, rich cocoa browns,
and butter yellows are only some
of the variety of colors in which
this shoe can be found. Buckles
and beads, flowers and bows, are
all used as decorations on many
shoe styles.
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ird- and more elaborate every year.
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uing smaller version of the overnight
of suitcase. The fabrics for purses
asis are just as assorted as their styles.
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in with fake jewels and embroidered
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even heavier cottons are being
made into milady's satchels this
year.
Gloves, always the finishing
touch to a perfect bandbox look,
no longer need to be a dazzling
white to be a la Dior. As in the
other accessories, color is one of
the basic requirements in choosing
your gloves. Not only may solid
colors be chosen, but also printed
versions that can add that flare
of smartness to the ensemble.
So you see that neutral suit that
was always before a basic without
any personality, can be with a
change of accessories, just as gay
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Activate M
Sigma Phi Epsilon
The six men who were recently
pledged by Sigma Phi Epsilon
fraternity are: Louis Falkner,
Gerald Fisher, Jack McDowell,
Jerry Sutter, and John D. Murphy.
Pi Kappa Phi
Ed Mattison, Marion Durden,
Holly Heape, Jerry Ivey, Don Der
rick, and Buddy Moode were
pledged by Pi Kappa Phi.
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Kappa Sigma pledged the
following men: Fred LeClerc, Joe
Dent, Bennie Cook, Marion Ken
nedy, John Humphries, Bob Rog
ers, Bill Rawl, and Erwin Kuerbs.
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sixteen men- were pledged by Pi
Kappa Alpha. They are: James
Kofskey, Lamar Richardson, Jerry
Sanders, John Houser, Jerry
Donald, Jon McInnis, .James Ear
gle, Jr., Rodney Russell, Robert
Melton, Forrest Godshaw, Delano
Daniels, Oliver Porter, Jr., Bill
Kay, Loy Daniels, Alex Hawkins,
and Tony Gialenios.
Pi Beta Phi
Last Sunday Pi Beta Phi acti
vated the following pledges: Linda
Cauthen, Linda Horton, Franklyn
Madden, Janis Jefferds, Jennie
Elliott, Joyce Young, Carolyn
Yandle, Becky Dillingham, Becky
Crawford, Patty Quinn, Marian
Upchurch, and Juanita Edwards.
Chi Omega
Eleven girls were activated by
Chi Omega. They are: Jane
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HOW TO BE A THUJ
ON CA
While up in the attic last wet
came across a letter, yellow now
sent me when I was a freshma
recalled, with many a sigh and n
tion it had been to me back in m
below in the hope that it may li
"Dear Son, (Dad always calle
Sonnenberg, which was original
it with a man named Max. lie thi
handed pitcher ... But I digress
"Dear Son, (Dad wrote)
"I suppose you are finding co
and maybe a little frightening
way if you will follow a few sim
"First of all, if you have an;
teachers. They want to help you.
Perhaps they do seem rather al
only because they are so busy. Y
as toast and friendly as pups if
when they are not overly busy. I
"Second, learn to budget your
ties, studying, and social life all
easy to fall into sloppy habits. Y
and stick to it. Remember, thei
Three of these hours are spent i
you must, of course, spend tw.o]
more hours. Then, as everyone I
ing, you must spend two hours,
other twelve hours. Then there
breakfast and lunch, three hour
nenberg, you must chew each
me a backward studlent, and I
his food.
"But college is more than just
There are also many interesting
you would be cheating yourself
want to give at least an hour a (1
yearbook, and, of course, anothe
music clubs. And let's say a to
stamp club, the foreign affairs
Then, of course, a couple of hot
a couple more for square dancir
or two for cribbage and ice-scu
"Finally, we come to the most ir
I call 'The Quiet Time.' This i
yourself-just rela.x and think g,
Morris Cigarettes.
"Why Philip Morris? becauas
ment to an active life; they ar
are tran(luil, they are a 1 reairt(
haven to the storm-tossed. That
"Well, Sonnenberg, I guess tha
her love. She has just finishedl :
of pickles- -in fact, 350,0001 jars.
at school, we would not needvc sc
is such a creature of habit tha
several times, she inlsisted (on go
'Advice to freushmen is tnt the I
Mforrs, aPoneors oft tis column. fta
cigaretes for upperclasusm,en, grad
ever*bod ese ho enjoys a gen.tie,
ips Pledge;
embers
Burns, Anne Burriss, Jo Costner,
Martha Dunlap, Beverly Hughes.'
Anne Lallande, Darrel Meeks, Jean
Oliphant, Julie Petoskey, Esther
Shaw, and Mitzi Lewis. Jane Burns
was chosen the model pledge, and
the highest scholastic average was
won by Martha Dunlap.
Pi Kappa Phi
Pi Kappa Phi led their initia
tion for 11 men Sunday. They are:
Lamar Johnson, Don Spawlding,
James Dowd, Jerry - Ellis, Walter
West, Jack Rogers, Fred Bennett*0
Jim Kennedy, Lavrie Parrott,
David Houser, and Bob Register.
After the initiation, the new mem
bers were given a supper at
Drake's.
AICE Name
New Officers
Officers for the American Insti
tute of Chemical Engineers have
been elected for spring semester.
New president is Ray Mooney
han and Ben James is vice-presi
dent. Steve Chadwick is secretary
and Benny helms is treasurer.
Nine new members have been
elected to membership in the stu
dent chapter. They are Robert Key,
Silas Holmes, Thomas Kerlin,
Claude Rinehart, Jr., Fred Wig
field, Jr., Robert Whitmire, Wil
liam Householder, Charles Davis,
and Daniel Thorin.
arefoot Boy With Cheek," etc.)
%IPING BIG SUCCESS
MPUS
k hiding from a bill collector I
with age, that dear old Dad had
n. I read the letter again and
ot a few tears, what an inspira
y freshman days. I reproduce it
ght your way as it did mine.
d me Son. This was short for
ly my first name. I later traded
-ew in two outfielders and a left
liege very big and bewildering,
too. Well, it need not be that
pie rules.
y problems, take them to your
That's what they are there for.
oof and forbidding, b. t that is
Du will find your teachers warm
you will call on them at an hour
our a.m., for instance.
time. What with classes, activi
competing for your time, it is
ou must set up a rigid schedule
ce are only 24 hours in a day.
n class. For every hour in class,
riours studying. So there go six
mnows, for every hour of study
sleeping. That accounts for an
are meals-two hours each for
for dtinner. Never forget, Son- ,
iouthful 288 times. You show -
11I show you a man who bolts
sleeping, eating, and studying.
and broadening activities, and
if you neglected them. You'll S
ty to the campus newspaper and
r hour each to the dIramatic and
tal of three hours dlaily to the
club, and the dlebating society.
's for fencing and bird-walking,
g and basket wveaving, and one
lptu ring.
nportant part of each day-what
a period in which you renew
een~f thougqhts and smoke Philip
they are the natural comple
gen.tle, they are benign, they
he t redl, a1 boon to the spent, a
'5 why.
t's about all. Your mother sends
utt ing up rather a large batch
I toldl her'I that with you away
manyv, but lovable old Mother
t though I hit her qluite hard
mng ahead.
Your ever lovin'
Dad."
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