The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 20, 1956, Page Page Five, Image 5
Nineteen
As Rushii
The end of second semester
formal rushing found the follow
ing sororities pledging new mem- 1
" bers.
Delta Delta Delta
Connie Simms, Washington, D.
C.; Blanche I"owles, Columbia;
Mary Sumwalt., Columbia; Au
gusta Mason, Latirens; and Sara
Ella Stone, Florence.
Pi Beta Phi
Jackie Sturdwant, Florence;
Joan Arant, Pageland; and Ruthie
Ednonds, Anderson.
BARBARA HIAWTHO
'ROUND
THE
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By
Marcia Fischer am
We're always chattering about
parties, drop-ins, etc. in the first
paragraph of this column. Well,
this week we're going to surprise
you. We're not going to say one
word in introduction about any of
them but just report "all the news
that's fit to print." We kind of
got the idea that you don't read
it anyway, so happy hunting for
your names.
Cookies and Punch
Alpha Kappa Sorority held a
campus-wide drop-in in the ZTA
Room Sunday night to acquaint
the campus with the new soror
ity. Those seen "dropping-in"
were John Butler, David White,
Bob Adams, Mary Sloan, Warner
Fairey, Mickey Caughman, Bob
Ellwell, Greg Stone, Izzy Lourie,
Nick Abrams, David Glass,
Allen Ruben, and Ab Avinger.
The hostesses were the members
of the sorority with Belle
I.avisky, Barbara Bogen, Yvonne
Slesinger, Phyllis Love, Janet
Novit, Joan ('huzmir, Margie
Russ, and Lois Miller among
those present.
Playing Robinson Crusoe
Phi Kaps held a Ship Wreck
Party at Teague's Lake. The only
Friday that was there was the date
t and a black Friday too-the
1:3th). 'IThe "castaways" included
Marshall Cain and his diate, Tim
mlite Timmons, H1oward Rambo and
Sandra Itivers, Ted Ellis and
.1ul.i. Pfettosky , Joe o H.olland andI
C hris Dummrhami, Flynn HIarrell and
I oreas G iles, anid D. C'. Rthoden
atnd (Carol Shockey.
That Bohemian L,ook
Thet Signma Nu flowery Ball
was heldl Saturdlay night at the
Syrian-L,ebanon Club. We heard
the' costummes were . . . well,
they were. Among those who
reported having a fabulous time
were D)ickie Standland with
Priscilla Norris, llarry Cotton
with .to Ann Race, Al Perry
with Lee D)eLoach, Sammny Lay
ton with Judy Rhodes, Percy
Stokes with Muff Hlildebrand,
Jack Floyd with L,eGare Coker,
and Alex Garml'er with Betty Ann
Porter (Converse). C'ongratula
tions to Louise Withers who was
selected Hlowery Queen of 1956.
Pin and Chain
F'rtm the Phi Kap House we
hear that Voight Kempson p)inned
Celie Wilkerson, Zeke Mont
goer pinned Runita Milling,
Dk Adlkins and Eva Goss are
p)innedl and that Butch Williamsont
inned Ray D)avis.
Mary Sloan was pinned by BobI
Atdams of Sigma Nu.
Notable Notes
l)ee Zee's featured Bert Fried
man of the Ole TIime Opry at a
party in tIhe sorority room last
T1hursday night. Some of those
who ruined their vocal cords by
singing two and a half hours
were Ros Levy, Betty McGhee,
S Agnes Moorer, Rickie Hoffman,
Nora D)eWitt, Charlotte Polk,
Sue Singleton, Frank Marchione,
Sandra Clyburn, Pat Palm, and
A my Quarrels.(
WVonderfuml WVelcorne
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Pi lPhi's wenit to Clemson to
put on t heir st ut nmight skit,
''Scherezarde.'' Thle Oriental En
tourage' inchiil P'at Aranit, Pat
Hiarfiehtl, tose' Weldumn, C2amilla
Phlilson, .3 oyee Young, .Jennie El
I iott , and all the tothter harem
girls.
Weaving a Spell
The Web was the scene for
tIhe Maxey boys last FrIday
night. Those who danced among
Pledge
rig Ends
Kappa Delta
Sally McCants, Columbia; Bar
Sara Usher, Bennettsville; Susan
Palmer, Ridgeway; Elizabeth Bag
al, Manning; and Betty Whittle.
Zeta Tau Alpha
Mary Ethel Manuel, Fairfax;
lanet Jackson, Anderson; and
Runita Milling, Columbia.
Delta Zeta
Sally Webster, Columbia.
Alpha Delta Pi
Mary Bruce Lemmon and Shir
cy Snider.
RNE, Society Editor
WRSESHOE
I Alma Harrison
the cobwebs were Carroll
Spangler and Linda Horton,
Cutter Epps and Ann )usen
bery, and Dickie Hudspeth and
Janette Antley.
Party at Rawley's
Pawley's Island was the scene
.f a houseparty among those
Carolinians who forgot about
school for the week end were Kay
Baker and Eddie Floyd, Mary
Sumwalt and Claude Taylor, Jane
Edmunds with Billy Watson, Tee
Zimmerman and Boots 'lowden,
Peaches Watson and Zeke Nock,
ind Joy Ann Bull with Jack Fol
ine.
The Priceless Sparkle
Edythe Young of Camden was
given a diamond by Tres Lee
last Wednesday. Margaret Ann
McGee and Leo Uulose betame
engaged on April 3. Sara. Ella
Stone received a diamond from
I)ave Elliot recently. Patsy
Crosland recently became en
gaged to Marion Edwards (Sig
ma Chi).
Julian Toporek gave Sharon
Mendelsohn a diamond over the
week end.
Wandering Wayfarers
B. J. Murray visited Fred
lhompson in Greenville.
Robbie Robinyon and Beverly
lughes, Tom Black and Buzz
thaw, and Verlin Phillips and
"lossie Terrill went to Greenville
or the concert featuring the Four
reshman, June Christy, and Ted
[eath and his Orchestra.
Carolyn Fortson went to New
fork over the Easter holidays for
' Y" Convention.
Sigma Chii's who went to Chapel
f ill for the wveek end were George
)ow~dy, Hlenry A lIen, (Conway
sn ipes. J1ohn Gi(rahamn, and Tomimy
U attIox.
Hlouseparty
Stacy C'lardy and P'eggy Boyle,
Mickey Itasheed and Joan
Arant, and J. It. Itoseberry and
(Carolyn O'Neal were sonme of
the Phi K aps and their dates
who were at a houseparty at
Pawleys Island last week end.
Queen itf Ilcarts Ball,
Sig Eps held their annual Queen
f Hearts Ball last Saturday niight
n the Wade Hampton Hotel Ball
oom. Barbara Driver wvho was
ponsored by .Jim Brandon was
hoseni Queen of Hearts for the
'ear. Some of the alums p)resent
vere Fred Kraft who is president
f the Columbia Alumni Chapter,
arl Skidmore who is secretary
reasurer, Ensign Taylor Sanford
f Wake Forest, Mr. and Mrs.
'rank Oates of Hartsville, Marvin
Veathers of St. George, and Don
ohnsoni of St. (;eorge.
Officers andl their sponsors
who dlancedl to the music of Tony
'orre's Orchestra wvere Phil
Coetsch and Lennie Saunders,
led P'rettyman andl Mary Duke,
reddy Wigfield and Karen Me
oy, Bob Sigg and Judy Meling,
truce WVilly and MarylIin .Ja mes,
'ete A ndrews and Clara l)urden,
'hil Edwards and Sandra Steedley.
Some of the members and their
ates were Hugh Yoho and Shelby
;odw in, Ken Flynn and Gloria
Valters, .Johnny Alonso and Betty
)t t, Flash McBride and Beca Smith,
teve IBok and Peggy (hrr, and
till Mayo and Patsy Killit.
Around the (anmpus
Mrs. Jack hiarris, P'rov'ince
dlirector, visitinig the D)ee Zee's
last week. Diane and Eddie
Shinholster (Alum '51) fronm
Norfolk, Va.. visited the Phi
Kap lhouse last week. Co-ed
seen ordering a finger bowl at
The Cotton Patch.
Engineers Ceh
Lumpkin Speaks
At 'Y Retreat
Dr. W. W. I umpkin, rector of
the Espiscopal Church of Our
Saviour in Rock lill, will be the
main speaker at annual State
Spring "Y" Retreat. The retreat
which begins today and lasts
through Sunday, is to he held at
Camp I .ong near Aiken. The con
f'renee theme is "Open Mine
E yes." The Iheme is broken down
further into the subdivisions:
"'l'hat I lay Hear the Multitude,"
"That I May Heed," and "Open
My Mind to Truth."
IBunny Marshall, director of
Wesley Foundation, is in charge
of recreation. Bob Adams is vice
president, of the state 'Y" Associa
tion.
Twenty Carolina students have
signed up for the retreat. Ted
l.edeen, "Y" director, has said that
all students are urged to attend.
"Y" delegations, representing col
leges throughout the state, will be
presetIt I' the conference.
Calendar
For Week
Friday, April 20
2 p.m .-- lhae.ball--North C'aro
lina at Chtapeil IIill, N. C.
P a.mi.-5 p.mi.---Renaissanice' So
ciet y, A emb lly R'oiomi, RutssellI
iillus,,.
Sautrday, Ap)ril 21
2 p.mi.-laseall-Duke at D)ur
ham, N. C.
Track--Nort h Carolinta at Co
1) a.mn.-5 p.m.---Renaissancee So
(iety, A ssemly loomt, Russell
16:45 l).mi. - l1;psilon l.ambda
-S igmna banqu1 et, Faculty D)ining
Rom Riuiil~tssell ll ouse.
Mondcay, April 23
I p.m. *"Y" L.uncheon, Assem
bly' Roont, lRussell House.
Wednesleday, A pril 25
11 a.m.- 1pi.m.-Alumni Council,
Room 204, RutssellI H ouse.
3 p.mi.-5 :30 p.m.-Hligh School
I,e'ague lDebate, Autditorium, Room
101, anid Rootm 102, Russell
House.
Thursday, April 26
5 p.mn.-ti p.mn.-KSK Meeting,
Room 101, Russell House.
7 p.m.-9 p.m..--Masontic Club
Meetintg, Roomi 102, Russell
House.
The Bluet Key D irec'tory of the
linTiversity was prepa red to meet
the ineeds of the Uiniversity stu
dents, faculty and uadministration.
Th'lis year t he campujLs biox num
hieri of eachI studaent was included
with the, cuist omiary intfoirimattioni
of camullls phonile nutmber, and
cautiits andt htome adldress.
FataIh fraterinitt y aitd sorority
hats a page listing their members
and piledlges anI t the telephone
numberi oii'tf th oi'trgantization.
O ne' pauge is dlevoted to the
pretside'nts of' the canmpjus tirganmza
I ions.
'lastes will be suispentded at the
Uniivtersity tin May I at 9:50 a.m.
in oblservance' of May Day.
In tase tof raini the May Queen
coronation will takre place May 2.
THE GAMECOCK
brate At Annu
ENGINEERS' HAIL .. . First
R. DelLoach, r+pon sor for A.S.M.E.,
Alice Birown, .ponMor for A.S.(:.E'.,
Floyd, Sponror for A.I.(:h.E., and
Jean Taylor, sponsor for A.I.E.E.
formal affair will be held tomorr
the ballroom of the Jeffer"on Ilot
Ball Feature
The annual Engineers' Ball will
he held tomorrow night at the Jef
ferson Hotel ballroo m. Starting
at 8 p. in., the student engineers
and their dates will dance to the
music of \\oody Woodward and
his orchestra.
F. B. Herty, professor of me
chanical engineering, will he the
master of ceremonies. During in
termission fouir awards for the
outstanding senior from each so
ciety will be presented. There will
also be two awards from E.L.S.,
one for outstanding activities and
one for outstanding grades.
The semi-formal affair is spot
sored by the -Joint Council of En
gineers, consisting of one repre
sentative from each of the four
Sigma Chi
Activates 9
Sigma Chti fraternity recently
initiated the following new mem
bers: Ioh il ackey, Lancaster;
Marshall P'erkins, inman; Warren
S c o v i l I e, Orangeburg; King
Holmes, I aurelis; Joe Padgett,
Columbia; lilly Smith, Columbia;
Conway Snipes, Atlanta, Ga.; Jim
Springer, Seneca ;and Steve Beck
1m1a11, Columbia.
al Dance
row, 14eft to righst. Nr--. Thomnas
and I 11ona, It. II-l. ach;'I Mary
asul l.cst Iaran "Li; und Geneva
J. If. G;ibbon,. Secound row, Mrs.
andi Job E. TIaylur. The semni
uw niight from 8 to 12 p.m. in
-1.
Woodward
ngineering societies: A.I.E.:.,
A.I.Ch.E., A.S.M.E.. and A.S.C.E.;
it also includes a c.oor-dinating
nonlittee from E.L..S. honor'ary
l)ng.inUcring society.
lembers of the committee are
ludd 111ull, chairmanch , .aiirn nmy M1ar
tin, ien liavarnskli, and A\l P'errV.
The memlbers of the .Joint In
Lrineers' Council are: Job Taylor,
A.I.E.E.; ee E a st e r Ii n g,
A..Ch.E.; Tom Tuten, A.S.1.E.;
and Hal Leffert. A.S.C.E.
I'hi Kappa Sigma
I'hi Kappa Sigma elected pledge
officet r. Thev are: Bob Rogers
of Florence, president; W'alter
lDaggett of (;eorgetown, vice
p reside nt; and .Joe 1)ent of C'o
lumllbi, secr1etary1-treasurter'.
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