The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 13, 1959, Page Page Four, Image 4
By.
JACQUie SPIAWN
Why is it that the week that we have the most room to
devote to a column nobody has any news? Uhmmmmm? .. .
Shall we comment on the weather? There's plenty of it-the
weather that is-in case anyone is really interested ... prob
ably be more of it tomorrow, in fact, it's the one sure thing,
other than failing a few quizzes that a poor overworked
student can count on . . . anyone go to the game last week
end . .. congratulations to all the finalists in the Miss G & B
Contest . . . would hate to have been a judge, wouldn't you?
... mass evacuation of the campus last weekend ... now on
to the news.
AT LEGION POND
Phi Kappa Phi's ... bermuda party ... Saturday nite
... Billy Mishoe 4nd Audrey Smith, Nick and Berry Atria,
Tom Edwards and Judy Cooper, Doc Patrick and Sylvia
Nolen, Roger Burris and Linda Bailey, Terry Smith and
Raye Alken, Don Owens and Mary Beth Jones ... enjoyed
the festivities.
AT THE LAKE
SAE's... party . .. Clark Reed's house ... much fun
. . . Noonie Edmunds and Larry Barringer, Lucretia De
Loach and Skip Young, Clark Reed and Nancy Arial, Jean
Race and Mike Adair, Betsy Gilham and James Dickert, and
Margie Reed and Drick Simpkins.
ON THE ROAD
Gamecock rooters in Virginia include ... Gloria Hopper
(who went up for more reasons than one) and Johnny
Hagins ... am sure there were more, but that's all we know
about I
Sightseeing along the battery were ... Sally Blackmon,
Peggy Rivers, Cathy Calder, Dot Warner, Elizabeth Row
land, Nancy Martin, and Vicki Rumph.
Seen horseback riding at Lake Summit last weekend ...
Zoe Dutrow, Betsy Mills and Peg Finley . . . heard Peg came
back with a broken arm ... wonder what happened?
THE BIG STEP
About to take the big plunge pretty soon are... Elsie
Hay (Tri Delt alum) and Lawrence Currey (KA alum), Pam
May and Tim Mayo (Chi Psi), Sally Davis (DZ) to Jim.
Stege (Tallahassee, Fla.), and Nick Atria (Pi Kappa Phi)
and Betty Kennedy (Limestone) have already taken the
step.
THAT SPECIAL JEWELRY
The little pin that means so much . . . soon to be seren
aded are . . . Jack Turner (Chi ,Psi) and Linda Carter
(Queen's),Marilyn LeWis (Columbia College) and Dave
Binder (Lambda Ohi), Dianne Vander Voort (Converse)
and Carter Asbill (Chi Psi), Bonnie Murray (Coker) and
Witte Bull (Lambda Chi), and Ann Robinson (ADPi) and
David Maxwell (Citadel), and Alice Ellis .to Lt. Charles
Boggs (Pi Kappa Phi) Ala.... Cupid's been pretty busy
lately from the looks of things.
DANCING PARTNERS
DZ's . . . at the Legion Hut .. . dancing to the music of
the Rockets ... 8 'till 12 ... Ann Burgdof and Dave Bledsoe,
Judy Ayer and Russ Burns, Dee Marone and Tommy Ed
wards, Lanie Baldwin and Bob Pope, Kay Adams and Don
Rogers, Paula Klick and Carroll Teague, Penny Sinclair and
Bobby Alford, Pollie McLamb and Butch Harris, Nancy
Woodburn and Bill Adams, Loretta Plott and Lt. Richard
Carson, Mona Petty and John Grunert, and Rosemary Burns
and Lloyd Kefauver.
AT THE ROTTEN ONION
Seen trying to forget their studies . .. for a while...
KA's and dates . . . Sandra Porter and Charles Cathcart,
Stuart Smith and Don Bigby, Barbara McMaster and Bra<d
H'ildebrand, Archie Hardy and Barbara Able, Ann Long and
Skip Swearengin, Fran Evans and Peter Reed, Norma
Hearne and Flynn Bowie, Claudia Waites and Boopa Prit
chard, Hope Gettys and Randy Dunlap, Linda Driver and
George Palmer, Jeff Goodwin and Harriett Morehead, Boo
Baker and Evan Palmer and Rhett McLeod and Beaver
Hardy.
DESSERT DANCE
Sig Eps have revived a tradition . . . of holding dessert
dances ..,. for the sororities. Zeta's came down last Thurs
day ..,. dancing, refreshments and getting acquainted were
on the agenda for both actives and pledges. Marvin Weath
ers and Bill Ayre were the official hosts for the party.
JUST STUFF
What's all the fuss over the piano about . . . anybody
know? . . . Anyone have any extra band-aids . . . Babe
Middleton said that her supply was getting low . . . Senior
coed overhead remarking . .. "What does one wear to the
library-I've never been before !"
Wesley Foundation Holds
Play Sponsors Retreat
"The Potting Shed" by Gra- Btue
ham Green will be presented by Re.DnBdyMthit
Carolina students during Wesley mnse o ely losi
Foundation's retreat to Poinsett*taWelywlusarcodn
State Park tomorrow,.fjz iugyfrisSna
The three-act play will be given srie
as a background for study dur- Acrigt e.Bny ei
ing the retreat. Discussion of thehesotefunainwllav
play and its implications will fol- Clmi t30 ..tmro
low the presentation,.n ilrtr t aoiaSn
Included in the cast are: Larry dyatron
May, Dave Caldwell, Billy Mi- Cotfthreeais$.0Al
shoe, Vera Hendricks, Liz Sitter-deingtatndreskdo
son, Tom Edwards, Peggy Bry- cnatDnBnya h el
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STUDENT
The petitions for changing the n
being circulated around the cam
Iix, Deanna DuVall (signing), ai
Mooney Recei
In Photograp
H. B. Mooney, Jr., photog
rapher for the Garnet and Black,
has been announced winner of
the Honor Award in the Twenty
first Annual Newspaper National
Snapshop Contest.
The judging was held in Wash
ington, D. C., on October 26. The
picture is currently on exhibition
in the National Salon in that
city.
The contest is sponsored by
newspapers in order to further
photography and encourage ama
teur photographers in their work.
Time For Study
Exam Time Again
By STAFF WRITER
The plague of the college stu
dent is upon us: namely, exams.
Mid-semesters a r e s t a r i n g
menacingly into the faces of C&v*
olina students this week.
To the ones who have been
"coasting",thus far, it's a time
for cramming. To those amazingly
few who've kept up with their
work, it's a time for proving it.
One or two professors have the
right idea about exam time-in
stead of suggesting all-night ses
sions, they say, "Take in a good
movie, get to bed early, anid re
lax." Guess they've already made
out the grades anyway.
Regardless, equip yourself with
coffee and eigarettes (unless
you're one of those wvho dioesn't
indulge in either.) And grab
those text books andI notes. It's
"study time," all over the Caro
lina campus.
Sigmia Nu Names
Pledge Of ficers
For Fall Term
Sigma Nu has elected pledge
officers for the fall term. They
are as follows: president, Caroll
Gray; vice president, Jimmy
Glenn; secretary, .Jerry .Ballen
tine; t reasurecr, A. B. Fennel!;
social chairman, andl intramural
represenitative, Bucky Drake.
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pus. Among those signing are NeF
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ves Award
by Contest
This was Mooney's third entry in
the contest, his first in national
competition.
Mooney is a sophomore, major
ing in biology. He plans to go
into photo-biology.
Delta Sigma Pi
Has Observation
Of Founder's Day
Delta Sigma Pi, international
professional fraternity in the
field of business administration,
observed its fifty-second anniver
sary for Founder's Day on No
vember 7.
The fraternity was founded at
New York University's -School of
Commerce, Accounts, and Finance
on November 7, 1907. From this
simple beginning, it has spread
until there are now 100 chapters
throughout the United States and
Canada.
Over 45,000 members have
been initiated into Delta Sigma
Pi since its founding.
The Beta Gamma chapter at
the University was founded on
A pril 13, 1929. Since that time,
Delta Sigma Pi has been very ac
tive in business activities at Car
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Members Receive
Scholastic Honors
From Fraternity
Delta Sigma Pi, professional
business fraternity, -has recently
awarded its Scholasttc Certifi
cates for the spring semester to
eight members of the fraternity.
The certificates are awarded in
recognition of outstanding
scholastic achievement.
Those receiving the certificates
are: Robert L. Armstrong, Lamar
A. Bell, Jr., Gerald D. Broome,
Jerry B. Burgess, Carl E. Coker,
Owen E. Hutchinson, Edward K.
Meeks, Jr., and James A. Pa
trick.
This a vard is presented only to
those brothers rwho have achieved
a grade point ratio of "6" or
higher.
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Fashion Footwear
Newest Cra
By LOREfTA PIOff
Staff Writer
Boots, boots, BOOTS have
really hit their peak this season.
They have become "quite the
thing" on many college cpmpuses
and have done so with much Just
iication.
Fashion, comfort, warmth, and
durability are the ideal features
looked for in footwear, and boots
answer the demand.
Fashion-,wise, they can be
matched with any college ward
robe for classes, campus, play, or
dress. A variety of heel-heights
give bdots this advantage. Low,
cuban, and even high heels are
fashioned to fit all occasions.
Color-conscious coeds will de
AFROTC Hok
For Cadets, D
Air Force ROTC cadet brief.
ings were held last Friday for
Colonel Ray W. Clifton, the area
E Assistant Commandant of
AFROTC detachments.
The purpose of the briefings,
which are held every semester, is
to demonstrate to the visiting of
ficer the functions and mission
Df the detachment.
He, in turn, compares this de
tachment's policy with that of
Dther schools in the area and
suggests changes that should be
See R
yours
American conducted Student/Teacher I
best routes at lowest costs. From $4,
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conty byways rural towns plus Mose
M DIAMOND GRAND TOUR. Rus
Poland, Germany, Passion Play, Bay
Benelux, Austria, Switserland.
* COLLEGIATE CIRCLE TOUR. 4
Ukraine, Crimes, Russia, White Russia,
Benelux, Berlin, England, Luxembourg,
M EASTERN EUROPE ADVENTUI
new hl through Southern Russia, U
"se --akia, Poland, Krakow,
Maupintour
vs at home ar
Philippines, from Alaska to the Dc
10 - America's second largest telei
a days.
people closer together through mc
and overseas, as well. Right nlOW 01
serve more than 8%t million Am4
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ipment to markets almost everywi
aeral 'ilephone's growth in the pa
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as a continuation of this expansion
y unlimited. For instance, we are
750 a day. And we're investing alb
silities this year, alone.
imple of how we strive ..,. not oni;
ds but to answer tomorrow's.
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:e -Boots
light In the variety of shades of
fered this year. Greens, reds,
beige and brown tones, blacks,
greys, stripes and even plaids are
listed on the color wheel for
boots this season.
There is no. lack of materials
for a change in the new look in
footwear. Boots come in suede,
calfskin, soft leathers, and even
water-repellant poplin and cor
duroy.
For a dash of high Yashion,
designers have even added' fur
trims and linings.
If it's fashion, comfort, or
something a little different in
footwear you're looking for, give
a thought to the new campus
craze ... BOOTS.
Is Briefings.
etachments
made. A main objective of this
comparison and comment is to
make all the detachments as uni
form in operation as possible, so
far as school restriction will per
mit.
The briefings were made by
the cadet wing commander, Eu
gene Jones, and his staff mem
bers. Those on Jones' staff are:
Bob Roseman, Sid Dodd, Dave
Leopard, and John Kenney. Each
staff officer described his par
ticular job in a short lecture.
USSIA for
aIf in 1960
Economy tours by Maupintour - the
all-inclusive, summer departures.
legi. ning Helsinki or Warsaw. See
ow, LenIngrad. 17 days.
is, Crimea, Ukraine, Czechoslovakia,
reuth Festival, Berlin, Scandinavia,
ruise Black Sea, see the Caucasus.
Poland, Czechoslovakia, Scandinavia.
France.
1E. New route. Bulgaria, Roumana,
kraine, Crimea, Moscow, White Ru.
Dresden, Berlin, Germany, Austria.
See your local Travel Agent or write
1603 Sixteenth St, N. W.
ashin n. D.C.
.........
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minican Republic
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