The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 15, 1960, Page Page Four, Image 4
By
ZCQUie SpAWN
Spring weather in January ... finale of fall issue
registration (ugh !) just around the corner ... for those who
luck through the next two weeks ... Gamecocks vs. Deacs.
. . . Well, time for all to get in their supply of no-doze,
coffee, cigarettes, and last but NOT least-skinneys on all
the exams? But everyone needs a break now and then, and
the best way to do it is . . . to have a party! So.
THOSE PHI KAPPS
Sure do like to parti . . . last weekend ... at the Y Camp
... Phi Kapps and dates ... clad in sacks-separate sacks,
that is. . .. Betsy Gilliam and Bill Shockley, Barbara Lee
Kelly and Jim Stradley, Marge Murray and Ronnie Fair,
Linda Driver and Horace Sawyer, Claire Gregory and Don
Cappell, Pam Lucas and Bill Magan, Harriett Morehead and
Duncan Dozier, Kay Kaiser and Jim Gordon, Ruth Jones
and Jack Rickenbacker, Kitty McMaster and Howard Weeks,
Nancy Arial and Hack Kirkpatrick.
DID'YA GO
You should have been there . . . at the Sigma Nu party
... Saturday night . . . everybody had a blast and a half
. . . including . . . Ann Booth and Scott Wehrung, Bitsy
Parker and Joe Witherspoon, Polly Richardson and Buddy
Herring, Scottie Galloway and Jimmy Mills, Betsy Walker
and Jimmy Glenn, Sally Blackmon and Heyward Hornsby,
Sam Carney and Bobby Bentley, Lana Bell and Guy Mears,
Jeanie LeGare and Mose Faircloth, Beady Asay and Shand
Gause, Brenda Baker and Kit Tomlin, Julie Withers and
Bill Herring.
RAIS'IN THE ROOOOF AT THE RATHSKELLER
Saturday nite . . . SAE's annual Bowery Ball ... with
costumes an' all . . . in the crowd . . Jo Ann Goff and
Thomas Adams, Lewis Reed and David Drennan, Elinor
Page and Roy McLaurin, Jean Race and Tommy Butts,
Lucretia DeLoache and Skipper Young, Laurie McGee and
Henry Spann, Audrey Addy and Charlie Cate, Jerrie Barron
and Clark Reed, Sandra Harmon and James Dickert, Trisha
Usher and Jerry Hart, Retta Grier and Lee Rouselle.
THERE'S NO TOMORROW
Anyway not the day after the night before ... before a,
KA party, that is . . . at the El Rancho . . . Friday nite ...
Frances LaMotte and Charles Holland, Becky Casey and
Jim Holman, Nancy Martin and Johnny Jones, Sue )erhani
and Delorme Roache, Jerrie Barron and Archie Hardy,
Hattie Tatum and Jeff Goodwyn, Lillibet Duvall and
Bubba Owl, Mary Ann Easterling and Richard Sullivan,
Patricia Bultman and Glen Alexander, Rhett McLeod and
Beaver Hardy, Rhett Weston and Fred Wilcox, Astrid Von
Hacke and Jimmy Moore.
LAMBDA CHI'S LIVE IT UP
Starting the new year off rite ... with a party .. . at the
Tremont .. . Friday nite ... Shelia McDonald and Frankie
Jeffords, Carol McElveen and Alvin Mathis, Pat Turner
and John Orr, Gail and Jim Craig, Elizabeth Croft and Jim
Hughes, Johnnie Gyles and Chick Smith, Maxine Johnson
and Cal Lassiter.
I ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU
Only one pinning this week . . . cupid must be resting
after the holiday rush . . . Frances Powell (Columbia Col
lege) to Raymond Quarles (Lambda Chi)
TID BITS
While the combo coolingly wailed at the old VFW..V
these Sigma Chi's and dates partied . . . Tootie Griffin and
Ed Pitts, Carmen Cherry and Albert Springs, Lill Mood
and Tony McCrieght, Dottie and John LaFitte, Joy Acker
man and Joe Padgett, Joyce Morris and Bill Singleton, Hazel
Gramling and Bubba Farr.
The time-New Year's Day . . . the place-Gator Bowl
. .. the people-Dottie Hardeman and Bill Adamson, Lillian
Beaver and Bill Simpson.
Same time . . . different place--the Orange Bowl, this
time . . . and Joan Bennett was there!
MRS. DEGREES RECEIVED
Who wanted an old B.A. degree anyway . . . Recipients
include . .. Dottie Hucks (Chi 0) and Johfl LaFitte (Sigma
Chi), Angela Bloodworth and Lt. Jim O'Kelley.
DEBUTANTE PARTY
In Augusta . . . for Ginger Mulherin . . . Carolinians in
the crowdl . . . Boo Baker and Henry Spann, Laurie McGee
and Teto Nickles, Linda West and Bill Wolfe, Mary Winton
Hughes and Billy Mann, Jimmy Truesdale and Bottle!
OOPHS! WE MADE A MISTAKE!
It seems that the practical jokers are on the loose
again . . . not calling any names, but their initials are Richie
Hoffman and Bubba McKenzie . .. who turned in the news
about Ed Spears last week . . . which happens not to he
true!
SIP AND SUP
Banquet at the Holiday Inn . . . in honor of the new
"Gamecock" staff . . . Cookie Crum and Blake Fishburne,
Karen McKibben and Pat Patterson, Judy Killough and
Bob McMakin, Glenna Bryant and Dave Bledsoe, Barbara
Able and Bill Able, Dee Chandler and Rhett Miller, Penny
Sinclair and Bobby Alford, and Margaret Scott and Larry
May.
LATE NEWS9
Another holiday party . . . in Greenwood . . . Host
Virgil Duffie and Hostess-Emmy Young . . . Guests
Kathy Michelson and Russell Shaw, Jimmy Leventis and
Bootsie Berry, Jimmy Truesdale and Retta Grier, Serena
Jones arid Hal Griffin, Jame McGowan and John Khan,
Fran Pleicones and Jimmy Holmes. Also Larry Weber,
Johnny White, Walter Bull and Walter D)uff'ie.
THIS REALLY HAPPENED.
English professor lecturing to class about Shelly's Ode
to Keats . . . trying to bring out symbolism between Kelly's
life and the life of Christ .. . asked co-ed what "a life among
thorns" reminded her of . .. answer--Brer Rabbit !
JUST STUFF
Wonder whose trident and crest Bill Campbell is sport
ing around campi these days . . . did'ya hear about the
newly pinned Chi 0 of two hours who dropped her fraternity
pin down the drain-fortunately the plumbers saved the
day!
Problems
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Dear Sophronia:
For Christmas my girl friend
gave me a good-looking grey
ecrewnek sweater. I found my
fraternity piln pinned to the
sweater. She gave no explana
tion and hasn't spoken to me for
tvo weeks. What do you think
she meant, hy doing this? Maybe
she meant to show me how pretty
it looked on the sweater.
Sincerely,
Confused
)ear Con fused:
Can't you see a sly way of
saying, "We're through?" Take
my advice and go on your nierry
wiay. Oh yves, keep the pin by all
Final Issue
That Counts
Improving
It is not the straining for great
things that is most effective; it
is doing the little things, the
(0t1ommon duties, A little better
anId better-the constalit imiprov
ing-that tells.
We oftenl see young people who
seem very ambitious to get on by
leaps and bounds, and are im
patient of what they call the
drudgery of their situation, but
who alr( doing this drudgery in
a very orldinlary, -,ipshod way.
lt it is nly by ldloing the
commoni thin.gs unc1ommllonlly well,
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ares the steppIing-stee to the
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'rly lly aId hIIIIle nClling
by bringing to it a mlaster spirit.
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at ant anlvil ini a blacksmith's
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calling. Noithinug that is necessary
to he donle is small whten a great
soul does it. -by Orison Swvett
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Sigma Chi's
List Officers
For Spring
Ed Martin, a senior, heads a
list of 14 newly elected officers
of the Gamma Nu Chapter of
the Sigma Chi fraternity at Car
olina.
Martin was selected as the
chlapter consul, which is equiva
lent to president. He succeeds
Johnny 11agins. Martin is very
active in campus affairs and is
a member of the Blue Key, Kappa
Sigma Kappa and Omicron Delta
Kappa honorary fraternities on
campus.
Jim Herring, a junior, was se
lected as pro-consul or vice pre.;
ident.
Others elected include: Tim
I,udwick, treasurer; Charles
Behling, secretary; G o r d o n
Campbell, annotator; Ed Spears.
pledge trainer; Tony McCreight,
social chairman; Jim Smiley,
house manager; George Leventis,
Sweetheart Weekend chairman;
Cverett Crafts, scholarship chair
man; Rusty Bass, historian; and
H1umpy Wheeler, associate edi
tor.
and wha
The field has never
The challenge has n
Engineers at Pratt & Whitne;
with the development of a
systems-air breathing, rocke
types for propulsion in space
entirely new mn concept that
and alied research prograrr
not previously associated wi
engines. Where the company
in graduates with degrees ir
engineering, it now also r
electrical, chemical, and nuci
chemistry, and metallurgy.
Included in a wide range of
technically trained graduate
basic fields:
ANALYTICAL BNGINEE
activity are concerned with
the fields of science of engin'
of new products. They carr
vanced flight and space sy
terms of practical design a:
information which is essenti
systems that have developme:
DESIGN ENGINEERING
active interest in the applice
dynamics, stress analysis, ar>
'to the creation of new fligh
gaged in this activity at P&
formance and structural rec
and design it as a complete ia
EXPERIMENTAL ENGIN
and coordinate fabrication,
of experimental apparatus,
opment engines. They devise
specify instrumentation and
test programs. Responsibilit
ment program also includes
of results and recommendat
MATERIALS ENGINEER
at P&WA investigate. meta
under various environmenta
usefulness as applied to adv
They devise material testie
test euipment. They are als
tion ofnw fabrication tech
ananufacturing difficulties.
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Pastels Dominate Si
Fashic
Early spring brings with i
this year an array of pastel col
ors in fashions. Brightness i
completely out for the comini
Aeason. Quite amazing is the com
cination of plaids and stripes
however, fashion taste must bi
used in choosing the combina
t ion,.
In choosing jewelry to go wit
the new fashions, the well-dresseo
coed should wear pearls and goh
but no gem colors. Only a ini
mui of jewelry is needed t
complete anl outfit.
Make-up may be as bright a
ever for some costumies. Th,
lighter shades will be asse
for others. ,
Names describing the latest ii
shoes will make even the mos
f ashion-conscious Per-sonl lool
twice. fo match the new past
snades in clothing there are shoe
in a new greige shade, golde
tan, mnauive neutrals, and pall
brass.
Even though clothes are tak
ing on completely differen
shades of color they are remaiin
ing wearable and glamorous. Sof
tailoring and realistic waistline
will be found in the new styles.
Suitsn for early Spring will b
fomd in pale tweeds and shii
stripes. For Mhort girls th
shorter jacket with more hap
t they do at P
funabeen rie ate
rinAireate toa the conception
yt, dealearad anales adce
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theciods.g They prdeosint
a, rine teminical hepesoe
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The prie prequisite hnereisted
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L will be in order. Tall, willowy
- figures will find the longer style t)
i jackets enhance their appear- w
ance.
- In dresses one will find the S
basque style very attractive as
well as comfortable. They will n
have a silky fit with lowered "
waists and full skirts. Belted c,
or not they emphasize the waist
I line.
I If you are looking for a coat
- that will fit over new style 4
I dresses the reefer will settle your
problen. It is either fitted at the
i waist with a flair at the bottom
or straight but roomy.
t To wear under the new coats -
are the new halter strap dresses
I which are backless to the waist
t lhie. These dresses may be worn 1
inow and throughout Spring and f
I Summer. They may be described S
s as non-shy but not slinky.
I To complete the new early 11
E Spring outfits are hats of the s
newest shades all of which are hi
- worn back off the face. The
t calotte, beret, fVz, and sailor i
- typ)e hats will top-off any outfit
t lo the height of style.
s Longer, smoother hair styles t;
with young spring-up curls will
e bring about the "no fuss" look r
t to hair-dos. This type hair style 'l
e will be best for wearing the new I
e style hats.
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Exhaustive testing of fu
thrust chambers is carr
Research and Dev4
Frequent Informal discusi
engineers assure continu
on related re
signer and builder of aircraf mn
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Ohat
'you I'll give
say, you Abel
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ring.
Don't panic, girls, and feel
tat you must buy a whole new
'ardrobe! Touch up your fall
nd mid-winter outfits with new
pring accessories for that
arly Spring" look. Always re
ember to buy good clothes
hich are basic. Accessortes sure
in make the difference.
Club Elects
Spring Term
Officers
The Gamma Triton Chapter of
hi Sigma Kappa held elections
)r -officers to serve for the
pring semester.
The election was held after the
iembers of the chapter were
,.-rved a chicken dinner at the
ome of John Fitts.
To succeed Tom Mahoney as
resident will be John Fitts.
,lan Ruppaport was elected vice
resident; David Ramsey, secre
try; and Jim Burke, treasurer.
Gerald Hill will serve as senti
e0; Bud Brooks, pledgemaster,
omN Mahoney, junior advisor.
Iullet Woods is president of the
ledge class.
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