The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 03, 1957, Page Page Five, Image 5
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Chickens
By Jim Herring
Special Writer
For the first time in the history
of Sigma Chi Derby Day at Caro
lina, there was a tie for first place
with Chi Omega and Alpha Delta
Pi both scoring 19 points. The of
ficials decided to honor both win
ners by allowing each to possess
the coveted bronze derby for one
semester.
This year's derby was run last
Thursday on the Horseshoe.
start as entries from the various
sororities performed the blood
Judges were President and Mrs.
Donald Russell, Dean of Women
Arney R. Childs,.Dean of Men J.
T. Penney, and Capt. C. S. Bar
ker of the Naval Science Depart
ment.
Enright Sets Pace
Rex Enright was the official
starter, and Mike Herndon was
master of ceremonies. Official
stewards were Ab Avinger and
Bill Handel.
Music was provided by Bert
Pooser's Loosers composed of Bill
Cork, Gary Culbertson, and Bubba
McKenzie, with Marion Galloway!
at the piano and Bert conducting.
The first race got off to a cool
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:hilling task of standing on bl6cks
)f ice. I'he girls who were best
ible to get cold feet represented
Chi Omega.
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The pie eating contest was quite
! feat and was won by Alpha
D)elta Pi.
The Tug of War matched some
if the more able-bodied girls in
tn entertaining battle of muscles
before being won by Alpha Delta
Pi.
The balloon race, interrupted
for lack of balloons, provided
amusement and lent atmosphere
Lo the derby as speculations were
made as to the outcome. The win
ner was Sigma Delta Tau.
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The highlight of the derby was
the selection of Nancy Estridge
Of Chi Omega as Miss Venus of
1957. She was chosen from eight
of the most statuesque girls on
L"alpus.
The q1adlrupledl race, featuring
three girls tied at the ankles, was
won by the fleet-footed entries of
Delta lDelta Delta.
Tagged lIirdIs
'I'le secr et race, iiaturaily a
noisy one, was enlivened even
more by the addition of live, semi
tame fowls, tagged as the property
of the various sororities. The
birds were givenl wing, and the
girls got <he birds. The winner
was Chi Omega.
The eighth and final race was a
judging of costumes 'woi n by the
ent.rants. The Alpha )elt Il'i
'cfuestrieles won.
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of Chi Omega sorority, smiles as
she displays the "Miss Venus"
trophy for 1957. (Photo by
McGrail)
GREEK GROUPS
Installath
Sigma Delta Tau had its annual
installation dinner at Laurel Hill
Friday, April 12. Members pres
ent at the dinner were Carole
Caplan, Lois Miller, Belle Lavisky,
Sybil Azarkowitz, Phyllis Love,
Joan Chuzmir, Judy Zimmerman,
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USC Chorus
To Present
'57 Concert
The University Chorus will
present its annual spring concert
at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Rus
sell House Auditorium. The chorus
of 45 mixed voices is under the
direction of Mr. ). G. Phillips.
Listed on the program are the
"Prayer" from "Avondath Hako
desh" by Bloch, "Sanctus" from
Mozart's Requiem Mass, "le
Watching Over Israel" from Eli
jah by Mendelssohn, and Beetho
ven's "Hallelujah" from Mount of
Olives.
Other works are "Welcome
Sweet Pleasure" by Welker, "The
Lark In the Morn," arranged by
Thompson, "Sing We and Chaunt
It" by Morley, and "Hans Hau
gen" by Pooler.
Next, James Anderson appears
as soloist in the folk song "Black
Is The Color Of My True Love's
Hair." Another folk song "Sour
wood Mountain" follows.
The men's ensemble is scheduled
with three works: "Brothers Sing
On" by Grieg, "What Shall We
Do With A Drunken Sailor" and
"Floods of Spring" by Rachmani
noff.
"Nobody Knows The Trouble I
See" is next with .James Vaughan
as soloist.
The final number "Set Down
Servant," arranged by Shaw, fea
tures Frank Bradley and Melvin
Martin as soloists.
Joanne Race will be the accom
panist for the concert.
The officers of the University
Chorus for this year are Frank
Bradley, president; Joanne Walker
and Don Bedenbaugh, librarians.
There is no admission charge
for the concert and the public is
invited to attend.
ions, Pledgi,
and Margie Russ.
Kappa Sigma
Minor Adams and Charles Mc
Daniel recently pledged Kappa
Sigma. Nelson Greene renewed his
pledge promises in the same cere
mony.
Kappa Sigma installed the fol
lowing officers Monday: John
Altman, president; Carlton Poul
not, vice-president; Ronnie Fee,
secretary; Bobby Dobson, treas
urer; Buddy Gaillard, master-of
ceremonies; Bucky Stackhouse, so
cial chairman; Clarence Easter
ling, rush chairman ; and Rick
Ericson and Tom Wezarek, guards.
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Maxcy Brotherhood
Activated into Maxcy Brother
hood on Monday, April 29th, were
Bill Smith, Bill Workman, Jimmv
Stafford, George Zupp, LaVaun
Fox, Grier WVestbrook, and Rich
ard Lehockey.
Maxey Brotherhood installed the
following officers Monday: Jim
Pendarvis, president ; Don Willi
ford, vice-president; Oscar Moore,
secretary; Hcyward Wlliams,
treasurer; Roy Hudgens, social
chairman; Frank Beasley, athletic
chairman; Jack Pendarvis, puh
licity chairman: and WV. J. Epps,
Frank McCall, Bob Faust, and
Tommy Williams, membership
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Orchestra
To Play
The 1957 Naval ROTC Com
missioning Hall will be tonight in
the Empire R(oo)m, Columbia Ho
tel, according to publicity direc
to" Hob Finley. The ball is held
alnually inl hoiior; of the midship
men who are to lie coummissioned
Ensign USNR or Second Lieuten
ant USMIC in June.
Woody Woodward and his or
chestra will play for dancing,
f1r011 9 p.m. until I a.m.
The dance is sponsored by Con
pass and Chart Society of the
University NROTC unit.
- nsors for the annnal %al Nla( I
n. a. h onorar" captain, dIalins M1id
R (ompa"" and (ihar1tSo+-i+1, : ndl
m left: Susan Fro.st. ,pc n, oring Hal
Lucet, spo ns.ring "A" (:+umpan% ai
IA'e, .ponoring "l" I:ompan" am11
Calendar I
Irida" , 11wy 3
5 p.m. -- Honor ('ounc"il, room
206, Russc"ll House.
1; p.m.--Graduate History Club
dinner. Ru.asel1liHou;e Assembly
Room.
Nlondi ., Ila% (
1 p.m.--"Y" Luncheon. Russell
11 ouse A'ssembly Room.
5 p.m.-Student Council, room
201, Russell House.
5:30 p.m. - Inter-fraternity
Council, room 101, Russell House.
7 p.m.-Economic Lectures Se
ries, Russell House Assembly
Room.
Tueslay, May 7
1 p.m. - Extension Division
Luinc'heon. Russell House Assem
bly Room.
Mrs. Joanne Co
'Rose of D)elta
A ppr)ox imately 150 brothers,
alumni and guests of Beta Gamma
chapter of D)el ta Sigma Pi, prlo
fussional f1 aterunityv in t he field
of bus iness, gathiered at the Hotel
.1 ef ferson Fr iay night, Mlarch 29,
for the annual "Rose of Deltai
S ig" danice.
Thbi- spring social is a t radit:on
of the fraterncity, to honor an out
-tanidiing beauty whon will reign
as "RH se of D el ta S ig"' for the
year.
Friday Night will
the rest ol
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hipnuin fir-t h Ila I. M. Love.
lating \1id,ipnani first class
tulin Staff .and dating )lidship
d dating %1id-hipnen first class
I dating Mid-hipmanl Philip M.
For Week
r :";0 p.n. --('hnorus Recital. Rus
sell HIJume A sembily Roomi.
\\ ednesday. 1a" 8
7 p.m. -- Art Au-tion. Russell
Hlou-e A ssembly Room.
Thursda" . N1ay 9
1 p.m. "Y" Luncheon, Russell
House Aseimb! Room.
5 p.m.---International Relations
('lub, room 204. Russell House.
7 p.m. --- -lovie, "One Desire,"
Russell House Assembly Room.
7 :30 p.m. Alpha Phi Omega,
roo1m 1(11. Riusse I House.
7 ::u p.m.-- Carolina Veterans'
As.-s4oiation, r~unt 204, Russell
IHou=e.
7::"(i p.m. - ridge Club. room
Sig' At F'ormial
The annOoun0 cemen t that Mrms.
Jo anne (arlother s was the new
"Rmoe" high!ighited toe evening.
She wa presen.ted a tr'ophy and(
l'hi:, .\ braoms.
. l ,Ian l.an:ier , run er-up in
theI.test. was JOresenlted wvith
us zW Wa f arn s lied bv Parker
Poesand hiS band1.
be Student Night
the term.
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