The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 19, 1961, Page Page Four, Image 4
BY AUDREY HAND
GUEST COLUMNIST
Spring has sprung and summer is just around the
corner .. . last week of classes pre-exam blasts
mlore beach i rip.- and having one last fling were ...
PIKA'S AND THE PEDRO'S
Pi s A. .Gibson's Pond . . . Saturday-all day and
almotst alt night . . .Pledge-Activc Blast . . . Jimmy Cos
tcin atot ;euie Garvii. Tommy Boroughs and Rosie Jeter.
.J1 nimm-y \'anl anld 'Julia Beth Browning, John Carpenter and
Judy 11rown. Jiimy Patterson and Charlene Daughtery,
Roddy Miller and Ellen Mel)aniel, Park Turner an(d Vivian
1-1raIdenburg. Ed 111utchilIson and Marion Church, Tommy
avis aid Nancy Frye. Ililliard Booth. Larry Jollock,
i'f ! lok-Ir. Warren Cole and Tilly Ii arper, Jerry Suddeth
iIl Lind Wise, Don 1lair and Kay Henry, Billy Jones
and1I i 'ro n Jnies, 1d Duf'ie and Libby Rogers, Jimmy
Smiwb and Linda Burnett, Jimmy Donelan and Beth
S.uckk . aid Ilb Hurris and Catherine Stoltz.
BLASTING BROTHERS
Weire the Phi Kapp's and their dates la.t Saturday at
I.ake Murray . . . skiing, boating, dancing to the music
of the Pontiacs . . . C. 0. Warren anid Catherine Wilson,
Sam lumphreys iMd Carol DuBose. Billy James and
Dannlla Davis. Iiii! Sv.ord and Ruth Ilazzard. Sonny Hooker
and Kit Q:ittleiauum, "Deck" Adkinis and Skippy Canady,
lenry White aid Diorothy Napper, Ronnie Fair and Ann
Chaiunce . Dave Fleming and Ann Timions, Hloward Weeks
and Jan ie oven. Neil Resch and Doiis .Jenkins, I eo Mars
denl and Betty J.ane Thonipson, .1eromli,e ]Zogers and Betty
Faye ltunter, lack Kirkpatrick. Ilorace Sawyer and
("atherinve lcazer.
"IN AN) OUT"
h'liat's the aniual M'AaxkY llltherhood formal held
last Friday night at the Jefferson . . .Dancing with the
new sweetheart, Ann Goller and her date lommy Sanders
were Marion Creech and lone liinian, Bob McElveen and
Carol Sowers, Aubry Horton anld Carolyn West, Jim Pen
darvis and Koga Weldoi, Em lleins and Philip Hayes,
Bet.sy Blizzard and Roy Alsbrooks, Bob Sikes and Mary
Ann Ladd, Bo James and Carolyn Strange, Mike Koolkii
aid Barbara James.
TRAY'ELING TO TIGERTOWN
For the anlnual Junior-Senior were Beverly Spears, Mary
Ann Grayson, Hlibby Callaway, Virginia Green, Wendy
RivenLihark.
A TIE MEL-RU.JAN ROOM
With the Kappa Psi pharni.acy fraternity, that is
Saturday night . . . Max lay a mid Sylvia Duncan, Paul
(olliIs a11d1 [iara Young, Cal "Sonv Evans and
Margaret. Nelson, Carlisle Kannaday and1( Rosemary Orr,
David Stone aid Kathy Naion.
STILL THERE
At the Mel-Rtujan Rtoon, Firiday iiight . . . SPE's and
their danes . . . celebratiig the Senior Party . . . Bruce
Shaw aid Amy Stroud, Buzzie Newton aid Eaddie Bel
linger, Carl McClendoi aid -Joan Wolleot t, Bill Gooding
aId N'-rma Nance, Ozzie (orley alnd ,y1 Ablercrobllie,
Ited"I Fa ire': anrd Sara ( arson, I harles F'elton anmd Carol
McE1l veen, lu insingrer' and( .JeanI Willis, Larry Edwards
:I sIush a sca rborouigh, Buddy Po~wellI an JlAosannve Ver
-I I loward Vecrdery andl Susanne Wat kinis,
SPINGTIME SPARKLE
Wi:i'ht new gr'ek jeweilry .... .'rr lloIman (DD)1))
to hichmar i. SumsanIV (NA). Kitt l Ilavis to Rick Taylor
l.amblda ( hi), l'at ik-sStofi'ano to G;erry D'Quinn (Maxey
BrothehodI () .Jaicqutelinte M\it.cht2 to Flynnil Warren (Mi\axey
Br'ot herhott.od ).
With t he diamond-type jewelry are I itnda Hlall ( Pi Phi)
and ('hart IHonhamn (Phi IKapp).
Pi Ep's Elect W ihScest
Alpha The"a chaterCi of Phi thClsof61
|-;psilon Pi will be1 led by:, Ralph
/'. :tnieK, into!lmn president. Otheran
Pfier r n Rundbaken, vice- AHpyVcto
.* : .. *et ' want , correspont11 ng T l
sem -:. ry ; 1!x etlani, record
the Clas workn at'6 at1
$500Happy bonus.o
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Welcomome.
To SLuent Pbtionus dy
Due Worki yoffic previou x
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Kappa Sig's
Tell Officers
Frankie Rollins will lead Chi
Omega chapter of Kappa Sigma
next year as president. Other of
ficers are Don Parris. vice-presi
dent; Tom Lawson, secretary;
Mike Richey, master of ceremonies;
Los Dickert, treasurer; and Larry
Grube and Gary Bottorff, guards.
'Cut Syste
According
BY CHARLENE DAUGHTERY
Staff Writer
The controversial cut system
is the subject of this week's
intervi ew - CONTROVER
SIAL? ?
Patti Tully, a sophomore, an
swered the question, "What do
you think of the cut system at
Carolina?" by commenting," The
cut system at Carolina is for
the birds. and I don't mean
Patti Tully
Gamecocks. When a person has
reached the mature age of 18
or over and has made the deci
sion to further his education, he
has nade his decision to attend
classes the required amount of
time to obtain the information
nee(led from this course.
"In some classes, one would
have to attend at least 75% of
the lectures to complete his
MIII. X SUN ..I...N
cerely 1tha
stiu<lnt h<
for their
age <luri,
JJ>ast colile
hlay your
Everywhere
in Columbia LAUNI
,ClirEncyclopedia "Summer Vacation ear
erience last summer or before it is our pleasu
of 13 weeks this summer you are eligible for
reduced (no training class, report for work 3:3
scome.
ow bonus system, increased commissions, will
u for recruiting other qualified students.
choice: Charlotte, Gastonia, Columbia, Raleigl
epresentatives are now full time Collier execut
winner for Charlotte district was Mr. Harold
0, plus $1000 cash scholarship, trip to all-starg
hi fiancee.
hips plus 15 $1000 grant in aid awards to call
100.00 Scholarships, grant in aids, a 10-day e>
trip to Myrtle Beach at the half-way point
bonus, the Charlotte District will also award<
s. Please note the Sports Car will be awarde<
ch greatly enchances your chance to win.
ained from:
.Bill Eads - J. C. Hodge
Ed Gardner
Buddy Argo - Tommie William
.Walter Roth - Arnold Carswell
..Charles Michal - Jack, A..mis
m Needs I
To Studc
notes, but in other courses,
where one learns just the ma
terial in the text, it should not
and is not a necessity to attend
classes this often.
"Let's be treated as the
mature individuals we are!"
Ken Richard, a freshman, re
plied, "'here are many instances
when more than four cuts are
necessary in one course. Married
students especially, with their
added responsibilities at home,
deserve unlimited cuts. Just
completing four years active
service, I feel quite responsible
for iy attendance and grades,
Ruddy Smith
is I am sure all the other stu
]ents do."
A freshman, Buddy Ray
Smith, said, "Personally, I think
that we should have unlimited
cuts here at the University. A
person who pays his hard earned
ADs
ukI.s the
of USC
patlronl
'ag the
le year.
Summ ~er
successi
re.
&MlINF
)RY & CLEANERS
flings program" of 1960.
re to inform you that:
an individual, non-competitive
0-4:00 P.M.) plenty of time to
greatly increase your previous
,Greensboro.
ives.
Owens, Pre-Med, Peiffer Col
;ame in N. Y., 10-day expense
eges of winning students.
sperise paid trip to London in
of the contest, and various
>ne 1961 MGA Sports Car to
on District level competition,
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nt Poll
money to come to school isn't
going to waste it by not attend
ing classes. Then there are times
when it is very necessary to miss
class beyond the limited number
of times allowed.
A junior, Ken Balty, answered,
"Once a student reaches college
level. he should he old enough
and mature enough to attend
classes of his own free will."
Cotillion
Features
Huey Smith
Cotillion Club will hold its an
nunal informal spring party at the
Syrian-Lebanon Club tonight from
8-12, featuring Huey "Piano"
Smith and the Clowns.
Tickets are $5 to both old and
new members, and they may be
purchased from any Cotillion offi
cer. The officers for this year are
Larry Barringer, president; Mike
R i c h e y , vice-president; Dave
Fleming, secretary; Heyward Ed
munds, treasurer; and Jimmy
Truesdale, social chairman.
Cotillion is made up of 10 fra
ternities, with 20 representatives
of each fraternity.
The Clowns have recorded,
among others, "Don't You Just
Know It," "Bird Land," "Rockin'
Pneumonia," and "High Blood
Pressure."
Sports c
so many
Maybe you're a fellow
for a change of pace. (
you'll findl the fastest rt4
Chevr'olet dlealer's One
ing gamut like no othe
Impala Super Sports (i
tion sports cal's, the Cc
chasing all over town. 'l
CHEVY CORVAIR
MONZA CLUB COUPE
Nestle behind the
wheel in one of those
bucket front seats andl
see what Corvair's
rear-engine design has
(done for dIriving.
Steering that respondls
to the subtlest hint.
Braking that brings
you to precise even
keel stops. Traction
that clings like a
cocklebur.
. Aw: Ps
* GU K'~PEST 404' 0
Martha Da
Sigma Chi
Miss Martha Dahbs was recently
named "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi"
ror 1m. at the fraternity's annual
Sweetheart aill, held April 21 at
the Mel-Ruijan Room.
Martha su-ceeds Miss Toots
Tennison as Sweetheart. Misses
Carmen Cherry and Lill 'Mood were
mners-up for the title. Each of
these girls w:s presented a silver
loviml- cup.
Nlis- Dabbs i- a member of Pi
Heta Phi sororitY. and is pinnied to
ncomingti pn-widont Bill Singleton.
M ike Quiin, oltgolmig pre'Zidelt.
was presented tel trophy for the
outstanding active in Sigma Chi
for the past year, and Charles
"Boodie" Hall received the fra
terity scholarship trophy.
GOOD LUCK Of
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TO OUR G
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n five different body styles) and
rvette. You can take your choic
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