The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 08, 1959, Page Page Four, Image 4
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7-ary Pearl Harbeson
escorted by
Midn. 1/c Lawton Rogers
Mary McCright
escorted by
Midnt. 4/c Martin Duszynski, Jr.
ield annually in honor of gradt
be held tonight at the Jefferson Ho
for the dance from 9 to 1. The at
The sponsors and their dates are pid
talion Staff; Margaret Ann Malthev
row, left to right, Mary McCright f
Corps; and Jean King for Compase
girls.
Sorority Pic
Reports Wo
DEE CHANDLER sh
Staff Writer
Lively discussions, socializing, a
and picnicing made the All
sorority Picnic on April 30 a suc- or
cess, an official of the Sorority th
Workshop Committee, said. su
Approximately 65 girls from N
the different sororities attended
and took part in,the various ac- th
tivities. It is hoped that this type wl
of picnic will become an annual wi
affair for sorority girls as a
means of gaining closer ties
among the sororities and as a th
means of presenting sorority ge
problems to the group for dis- le>
cussion and possible solution. cr
Drawn from the discussions it in
was agreed that sororities are te
here to make girls more well
rounded individuals and raise a
their Christian standards. If sor- is
orities do these things they will, sp
in turn, improve the campus of sp
which they are a part. se:
More Power sy
The governing body of the ca
sororities is the Pan Hellenic
Council. The girls feel that this m<
council should be more powerful foi
on the Carolina Campus in order W<
to provide a stronghold for the Pa
sororities in one nuclei.
All that sororities do on this
campus should he approved by be<
the Pan Hlellenic Council. ser
Ways To Improve Council pr<4
Some ' ways which the girls ori
feel that the council can.. be im- Ca
p)roved are:
1) Set definite meeting (dates thi
for each wveek. thi
2) ReqJuire* that all sororities int
be representedl at council meet- tee
ings, or if not represented they
Try Our Nationm
3-D SAND
A Giant Sesame Seed Bun w,
Patties, Melted Cheese, Cho
Special DressIng.
ONLY (
aoNN
C Holds
Margaret Ann Matthews
escorted by
Midn. I/c Bennie Cook
Dorothy Elaine Bury
escorted by
Midn. I/c A. L. Gaston
ating seniors and their dates, th<
tel ballroom. Jimmy Farr and hi
3ff of the AFROTC unit and ot]
.tured, left to right, top row, MI
rs, for Alpha Company; Linda I
or Drill Platoon; Dorothy Elain
and Chart. An honorary capta
nic Attair
rkshop Co
ould be fined.
3) Meet in a place which has
business-like atmosphere.
4) Be in charge of several sor
ity functions and publicize
em to the students and public,
ch as Song Fest and Stunt
ight.
5) See that the money from
ese functions is spent in a
)rthwhile way which the public
11 know about.
Closer Association
It is the consensus of opinion
at these and many other sug
stions can be used by Pan Hel
mic Council as a means of in
easing its strength and bring
pg the sororities into more of a
am-like association.
Other suggestions pertained to
better independent-sorority re
:ionship, and improving school
irit through working for more
irit at ball games and to the
rious side of making the honor
stem really work on this
mpus.
All of these suggestions and
>re are being compiled in detail
further study by the Sorority
rkshop Committee and the
n Hellenic Council.
Permanent Committee
l'he Workshop Committee will
-ome a permanent committee to
ye Pan Hellenic Council and
mote a more enthusiastic sor
ty system on the Carolina
mpus.
any sorority member may join
s committee at any time. In
s way it will always be an
eresting and working commit
it this time the committee is
lily Famous
WICH
ibh Two Choice Beef
pped Lettuce and a
5c
Ball,
Linda Hall
escorted by
Midn. 3/c C. H. Bonham
.~~ ~ ~ ......
Jean King
escorted by
Midn. 4/e Thomas Kosciw
NROTC Commissioning Ball will
8 orchestra will provide the music
ter dignitaries have been invited.
try Pearl Harbeson, for the Bat.
[all for Bravo Company. Bottom
e Bury for the Drum and Bugle
n will be chosen from the above
is Goal1,
mmittee
electing officers for next year
who will see that this year's ef
forts are carried to conclusions
next year.
Improved Rush Rules
One of the most important
services the Sorority Workshop
Committee has performed this
year was a study of Sorority
Rush Rules which brought forth
some improvement in the rush
system. It will be put into effect
next year.
It enables Pan Hellenic Council
to have better control over the
rush system.
Officers
Elected
For PiKA
During the weekly meeting on
May 4, Xi chapter of Pi Kappa
Alpha fraternity elected Dave
Leopard as president for the fall
term of 1959.
Other officers that were elected
are as follows: Jimmy Lee Hoag
land, vice-president; Bill Donelan,
alumni secretary; and David Wat
son, treasurer.
Also, Billy McGill, historian;
Bunky .Joye and .Jerry Frye are
members of the executive com
mittee.
ONE DAY
FORMAI
Whit 3i
* BeautIfully CI
* Returned in (
Everywhere
Columba. I.AUNI
Russian
Roulette
Anyone?
By GLENNA BRYANT
Society Editor
It's almost exam time, and
you haven't been studying i
along, and would rather go
the beach than cram for th
dreadful week of testing, yo,
only hope is to apply these fc
pointers on how to get aloy
with professors.
Maybe with applied psycholol
and a dash of luck, you'll pass fi
the semester.
1. Take an avid interest in tl
course . . . this doesn't mei
you have to read the text boo
but you should conjure up
brightened expression when I
makes a statement that you ct
tell he thinks is profound.
Ile Interested
2. Ask him if there is any ou
side reading. You don't have 1
do it, but this is to let him kno
you are interested.
3. Quiz your friends who hai
taken the course before-thc
can tell you his favorite joke
Then, by the time you hear thei
for the "first time" you will ha
had the opportunity to apply thi
hysterical expression you ha,
been working on for thr(
months.
4. If the prof has written
book, ask a few questions aboi
it in class and declare, verball:
that it is the greatest thing I
hit the publishing world sin<
"Lolita" or "Mother Goose
(depending on his specialty).
Be Discriminating
5. Smoke his brand of ciga
ettes. This will let him kno
you are discriminating and
"thinking man."
6. When you must pass not(
in class, be subtle. Tuck tt
missive in the top of your soc
and slither your foot along th
floor to your neighbor.
7. If you have to sleep in hi
class, have the good grace n<
to sit on the front row. Move t
the back of the room and talk
your cat naps behind the biggei
football player you can find.
He Alert
8. If the only time you hav
to write letters is in clas:
DON'T forget to stop writin
when he isn't talking. Look u
and smile at these intervals.
9. If you have tried each of th
above suggestions, and still hi
hard shell hasn't been cracke<
as a last desperate measure tr
plying him wvith coffee, bubbi
gum, fried ants dlippled .in chocc
late, or any other small delicac
that seems to appeal to him.
10. If ALL the above fails
Well, Russian Roulette anyone?
Nonsense--or Sense?
There are wheels, and the
there ar'e wheels. Be it know
to all you squares, howvever, tha
all those wvho go around in cir
eles shall he known as wheek
That's just for (definition.
But there are two types o
wheels . . . roundl and square
Jlust don't forget that the rough
est iride ('an be had on squar,
wheels.
So, a word to the wise . . . al
you wvheels, remember that t<
ba square wvheel can cause a
lo,t of ha rd hum nps! Br'eez<
along!
SERVICE
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FORMAL DANCE
Women-long evening dress
: with long gloves or matching
mitts; short evening dress with
long or three-quarter gloves or
mitts.
Men-tuxedo; tails; white din
6V ner jacket.
a
SEMI-FORMAL DANCE
e Women - Short evening dress
k with gloves as above; dressy
e cocktail dress with three-quarter
or short gloves.
Men-dark suit.
0 INFORMAL DANCE OR PARTY
t Women-wool dress, not too
fancy; - matehing skirt and
sweater; jeweled sweater, skirt
(gloves are- optional).
e Men-anything from a suit to
1, crewneck sweaters, slacks.
BANQUETS
One O'clock Luncheon
e Women-suit; tailored dress
a (gloves and heels).
I, Men--sports coat; slacks.
y
e Evening Banquet
- Women - dressy wool dress;
r conservative cocktail dress. For
a specified formal banquet:
? dressy cocktail dress wvith gloves.
Men--dark suit.
TEA, SMOKER, DROP-IN
Women--Dressy dress (suitable
a for church) and short gloves. A
a hat should be worn to a tea be
t fore 5 p.m.
. Men-suit or sports jacket,
.slacks.
BERMUDA PARTY
-Women -- Bermudas or slacks.
-Please remember that bermiudas,
In linens, wash and wear
fabrics, India madras and
seersucker.
Student Charge
Accounts InvIted
BRITTON'S
1337 MaIn Strae
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t To Wear When
etc., mlay he worn only to such tennis court, and within the wo
parties, to and from cars, to the mnen's quadrangle.
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"Barefoot Boy with Cheek.")
SCHULTZ IS
A MANY SPLENDORED THING
Beppo Schultz, boulevardier, raconteur, connoisseu, sportan,.
bon vivant, hail fellow well met-in short, typial Amerimas
college man -smokes today's new Marlboros.
."Why "do you emoke today's new Marlboros, heyl*" a friend
recently asked Beppo Schultz.
"I smoke today's new Marlboros," replied Beppo, looking tAp
from his 2.9 litre L-head Hotchkiss drive double Overhesd OUR
shaft British sports car, "because they are ntw.'1
"New?" said the friend. "What do you mean-new7",
"I mean the flavor's great, the filter's improved, the algareUte
is designed for today's easier, breezier living," said Beppo.
"Like this 2.9 litre L-head Hotchkiss drive double overheod
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bonviante ai fllow eid Bet sih rave tyicl Am.
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fromlis 2ire and-hea musuotusre aduble overhe isad
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he sa mhale, siid Bepo. a? se ep
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wca Roodo btypuerci harris--a relad,htorqety t
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