The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 05, 1961, Page Page Five, Image 5
Brotherhood
Activates 9
New Members
Maxey Brotherhood, indepen
dent men's organization, recently
activated nine new members. They
are: Art James, Edgar Everett,
Mike Koolkin, Philip Hayes, Bill
Davis, Gene Osborn, Hamid Ejlali,
R. C. Wilkie, and Roy Albrooks.
ASCE Elects
0 New Leaders
The American Society of Civil
Engineers has announced its of
ficers for the coming year. They
are: Donald Wells, president;
Forest Crayford, vice-president;
Ernest Willis, corresponding see
retary; Bill King, recording sec
retary; Joel Shealy, treasurer;
and Mr. J. D. Waugh, Faculty
advisor.
The officers will be installed at
the annual party honoring the
civil engineering seniors on May
17th.
SID BERNSTEIN AND J
MUSIC AT
JUNE 30, J
Some of the artists who will appear
Louis Armstrong Cal Tjadea
Maynard Ferguson Oscar Peto
Lambert, Hendricks I Ross Art Blakel
Dave Brubeck Chico Han
Carmen McRe err Mul
Ramsey Lewis Dinah Wa
Stan Getz Count Bas
Lionel Hampton Joe Willia
This is just the beginningi Of
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Loves o.
OLD GRADS
In Just a matter of weeks man
especially seniors.
You are of course eager to gc
opportunities are limitless and d
time your hearts are heavy at ti
so many classmates you have cc
It is my pleasant task today
need not mean losing touch with
is join the Alumni Association a
a bright, newsy, chatty bulletin,
all your old buddies.
Oh, what a red-letter day it
Alumni Bulletin arrives! I cancel
phone off the hook, dismiss m3
outside, and settle down for an
~-the Bulletin and (need I add?:
Cigarettes.
Whenever I am having fun, a
more fun. That filter, that flavoi
to heighten my pleasure whethe
or playing buck euchre or knitti
or enjoying any other fun-filled
cept, of course, spearfishing. Bu
does one do in Clovis, New Mexi
But I digress. Let us return t
mec quote for you the interesting t
and classmates:
A Well, fellow alums, it certainll
year for all us old grads I Rem
Harry Camembert, those crazy li
Econ II? Well, they're married n
Mexico, where Harry rents spearf
has just given birth to a lovely 2
in four months. Nice going, Mil<
Remember Jethro Brie, the ma
ceed? WVell, old1 Jethro is still gal
was voted "Motorman of the Y
the Dluluth streetcar system. "I
said Jethro in a characteristicall
Same old1 Jethro!
Probably the most glamorous ti
Francis Macomber last year. Hie
safari all the way to AfricalI We r<
cards from Francis until he was, a
by his wife and white hunter. Tol
WVilmia "Deadeye" Macomber,
Francis Macomnber, was married:
Quimby, white hunter, in a sims
Nairobi. Good luck, Wilma and F
Well, alumns, that just about wr
'em flying I
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Old grad., newo grad., undergra
nonfilter cigarette In many a
Philip Morri. Commiandiar. Wah
Educatio
Inducts I
The Pi Chapter of Kappa Delta
Epsilon held its annual spring in
itiation and banquet on April 12,
1961, in the Russell House. At the
Phi Mu Alpha
Elects, Tells
New Actives
Delta Sigma chapter of Phi Mu
A 1 p h a Sinfonia, professional
music fraternity of America, re
cently held officer elections for
the coming year.
Charles Gatch will serve as
President of the group; Robert
Bloom is Vice President; Secre
tary is Jim Barr; and Don Clary
is Treasurer.
Also, Cliff Jones is Historian,
and Andrew High is Warden.
Those initiated into Delta
Sigma Chapter were Legare Mc
Intosh and Richard Compton.
OHN DREW PRESENT
NEWPORT
ULY 1-2-3
during the 4-day Holiday weekend.
Cannonball Adderley
rson George Shearing
Gloria Lynn
ilton Duke Ellington
IgnSarah Vaughn
hington Ray Charles
Il Horace Silver
ms
ier artists are being added.
from MUSIC AT NEWPORT,
rork. N. Y. - Circle 5-6272
$4.40; $5.50 (tax incl.)
i Teen-age Dwarf," "The Many
r Dobie Gillis," etc.)
NEVER DIE
y of you will be graduating
out in the great world where
eans nonexistent. At the same
te thought of losing touch with
me to know and love.
to assure you that graduation
classmates; all you have to do
nd every year you will receive
Dhock full of information about
is at my house, the day the
all my engagements, take the
chiropractor, put the ocelot
evening of pure pleasure with
a good supply of Marlboro
Marlboro makes the fun even
, that pack or box never fails
I am watching the television
ng an afghan or reading Mad
pursuit you might name-ex
then, how much spearfishing
Do, where I live?
D my Alumni Bulletin and let
idings about all my old friends
' has been a wing-dinger of a
ember Mildred Cheddar and
ids who always held hands in
ow and living in Clovis, New
shing equip)ment and Mildred
8-pound daughter, her second
Ired and Harry!
n we voted most likely to suc
hering laurels! Last week he
yar" by his fellow workers in
owe it all to my brakeman,"
y modest acceptance speech.
me of all us alums was had by
went on a big game hunting
sceived many interesting post
las, accidently shot and killed
igh luck, Francis!
widow of the late beloved
'esterday to Fred "Sureshot"
pie double-ring ceremony in
red!i
aps it up for this year. Keep
OIW9I Max bhulma
de, att agree: The beat aee
long year 1. the hunn.i.
n Group
9 Girls
candle-light service nineteen girls
pledged the honorary education
sorority.
New members are Jackie An
derson, L a n a Bell, Frances
Brown, Florence Bryan, Carol
Causey, Nancy Lee Doggette,
Alice Dugger, Mary Dunbar,
Mary George, Eleanor Hall, Linda
Hirschmann, T e r r y Holman,
Brenda Ruckman, Barbara Sealy,
Ann Shirley, Carolyn Stokes,
Sara Strachan, Beth Stuckey. and
Margot Timberlake.
The banquet, honoring graduat
ing seniors, new members, and
the new officers, followed the in
itiation service. The speaker was
the late Mr. C. B. Seaborn, an
alumnus of the University of
South Carolina and a former stu
dent body president. Prior to his
death last week he was Director
of the Division of School Admin
istration and Finance of the
State Department of Education.
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Recently
Miss Grace C!llum was naned
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fraternity's annual Founder's Day
Banquet and dance at the Colum
bia Country Club.
Awards were made to Jim
Burke, outstanding active, and to
Rodney. Epting and Richard Woods,
outstanding pledges for this year.
Chapter advisor Arnold Muir
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Fraternity
Takes Title
Nationally
Alpha Beta chapter of Chi
Psi social fraternity has regaiaed
the national fraternity Goodbody
trophy for outstanding scholarship.
Having been re-establi.-h( at the
University of South Carolina in
1956, Chi Psi holds t'le national
trophy for the third consecutive
year.
Leo Marsden
To Lead Phi
Kappa Sigma
The new officers of Phi Kappa
Sigma fraternity were announced
at the Black and (old Formal last
week-end.
The new president of the fra
ternity is Leo Marsden, Ronnie
Fair is first vice president, see
ond vice president is Jerry Killen,
recording secretary is Lee Burns,
corresponding secretary is Billy
James, and treasurer is Neil
Resch.
Also, party chairman is Jim
Tobias, house managers are Lon
nie Caughman, Sam Humphreys,
Athletic Representative is Dave
Adam, and the IFC representa
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GUEST COLUMNIST
The stand may have been a flui but the Sigma Nu
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bevy of beauties with the new title-(;iera Gunter. Miss
Sun Fun; \'ivian Brandenbury, l>rn::m Girl f PiNEA: and
Kit Quattlebaum, Sweetheart fif Phi K:ppa Sigma . .. No
more classes after the 22nd.
TURNING IT ON
Phi Kapp's and their dates S( ning it out at the
lack anrd Gold formal and drinkingliv it in at th. beach were
Phil Mansell and Val Jean b.rrik. Jerrv Ki'llen and Marv
Ann Newman, lonnie U iaughnan and NordO 'Teague, S:trn
fumphries and (arol ubose. Mhrsha2 L-ach and Pat
Adair. Hack Kirkpatrick and VJowanne \err, Perry Moses
and Robin Burns, Sonnv Mookevr ani 1 luattlebaurm.
IHorace Sawyer and Catherine E-leazer. "I )'-e" Adkins,
and Skippy ('anady, Chart Bonham and Linda 1Hal, Tuss
Fitch and Katherine Auld, Jeronte Rogers and ettv Fave
Hunter, Herb Bradley and Patty Wh itlock, Jimmy Stadlev
and Elise McLean, Wayne 0)rley and Jacquie Splawn.
Belinda Skipper and Spencer Moorer.
AT THE COLI'MIA HOTEL
Kappa Sig's . . . Stardust Formal . . . Saturday night
. . . Burt. Riviere and Carol E'sleeck, Jay Hook and An:
Porter, Frankie Rollins and Kim Graham, Roy Lucas an'
Patty Iichardson, Jimmy Todd and Gerry Cauthen. Tomm\
Moore and Carol Jean ilarrington. Dave Hayne and Julie
Prichard, Bubba Smith and leryI Kramer, Lewis Argo(
and Penny Hunt, Gary Bottorff aid Pat Rentz, Bob Crain
and Honey Barron, Robert Hayden and Jerri Small, E:dward
Burgess and Ellen West.
WERE YOU THERE
At the Phi Sigma Kappa dance, of course . . Among
those present and accounted for were .1im 11urke and Pat
Mobley, Nick Miller and Judy Welch, Al!n Shealv and
Connie Cato, John Noe and ID(t Lenr'11. ( rald Iill and
Patsy Ulners, Charles Deaton and Sal \V1Iiligham. Will
Applegate and Grace Cullum, I(dne Epting and Ann
Boozer, Allan Rappajport and ('arl (au . "I%ockY" Hfill
and Barbara Daugherty.
PINNINGS
That special boy . . . being liked by all his 4raternit , v
brothers . . . going to all their p.arties . . . Ann Chaunrcev
to R1,onnie Fair ( 'hi Kapp), Kay Dantzler to Bil Castine
(Phi Kapp), Gerry Cautfhen (lZ) 14o Jimmy Todd (Kappa
Sig), Kin Graham to Frankie !.(ollins (Kappa Sig), Carole
J.ean llarrington to Tommy Mor,e (Kappa Sig).
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