The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 20, 1961, Page Page Six, Image 6
Hit the road . . . frosh girls did . . .last weekend...
poters . .. politicians . .. election grins ...all gone . . .
rush'in is out . . . bunches of new greeks is in . . . BIG
DAY tomorrow . . . busy bees on frat row . . . stuff'in
. . stuff'in those homecoming extravaganzas . . . who is
the fairest of 'em all?
WOULDN'T IT BE LOVERLY
To party all the time .. . like Saturday night ..,. with
Sigma Nu's . .. at Heise's Pond .. . with "Shout" ..,. and
the Pontiacs . . . Carole Jones and Bo Mullis, Barbara
Seigler and Doc Howard, Jane Walter and Sack McNeil,
Gay Smoak and Steve Walter, Beth Jones and Guy Mears,
Linda Gregg and James Moore, Nancy Neal and Benjy
Seagel, Fran Baskin and Walter Bull, Patty Clark and
Gene Crow, Patty Gause and Gene Collins, Pam Crawford
and Charlie Bradshaw, and Beverly Truesdale and Fred
Ridenhour.
HARD, AIN'T IT HARD
With Saturdays . .. like last Saturday . . . at the L.S.U.
U.S.C. game . . . groaning and moaning . . . and cheering
...just a little bit .. . Jean Montgomery and Frankie Lee,
Carole DuBose and Todd Walter, Dene Frampton and Kelly
Nelson, Mimi Montgomery and Lloyd Hendrix, Ann Thomas
and Pat Gause, Diane Barber and Tommy Muzekari, Bunny
Montgomery and Frank Haney, Jo Johnson and Lee Floyd,
Georgianna Leventis and Willie Griggs, Kathy Whitlock and
Leonard Rice, Josanne Verdery and Gene Davis, Jane Mat
tingly and Dave Watson, "Kaki" Eccles and Jack Williams,
Jo Kirven and Bill Herring, Harriett Morehead and Skip
Swearinger, Brenda Williams and Howard Hellams, Harvie
Beattie and Jimmy Stuckey, Kitty McMaster and Buck
Owens, and Amelia Sue O'Dell and Pat McAbee.
GO, PHI KAPPS GO
And they really, really did . .. Saturday night . .. after
the game (?) . . . in the Mehl-Rujan Room . . . Julie Rowand
and John Ellsworth, Joyce Adams and Ronnie Fair, Dianne:
Jenkins and Neal Resch, Sue McGraw and Leo Marseden,
Bobbie Godley and Tommy Kirkland, Kit Quattlebaum and
Sonny Hooker, Robin Burns and Perry Moses, Peggy Moses
and C. 0. Warren, Catherine Eleazer and Horace Sawyer,
Jackie Gleaves and Eddie Brown, Judy Brittingham and
Jim Preston, Katherine Auld and Tuss Fitch, Davie Mackey
and Bill Magan, and Phoebe Parsons and Sidney Bethune.
WHAT'S THE USE OF WONDER'IN
Who was there . .. at the Lambda Chi post-game party
...VFW .. . trying to forget . .. and they did! . . . Ann
Jackson and Gruber Sires, Ann Huston and Benny Hagins,
Dave Barrett, Anida Perna and "Babes" Kaufman, Larry
Orr, Kitty Davis and Rick Taylor, Pam Woods and Dave
Seeger, Jean Culler and Stan Grau, Debbie Walker and Al
Kirkland, Hugh and Joyce Eaker, Kathy Childress and Walt
Lancaster, and Bill and Barbara Rast.
EASY TO REMEMBER
Was the Pi Kappa Phi party . . . same forgetting time
...different place . . .different people . . . same purpose
...have a blast . .. Sandra Banks and Don Bryant, Linda
Carter and Dickie Preacher, Nell Brasington and Bob Bau
con, Sandra Lightfoot and Buck Cutts, Charlotte Stribling
and Doug Gray, Hedy Haynes and Terry Collier, Jane
Patterson and Burt Montague, Jeannette Moore and Jim
Curran, Lynn Williams and Frank Scott, and "Bizzie"
Blakely and Billy Jarrett.
THEY DID IT
PiKA's . . . at the Carriage House . . . Saturday night
...tried and found guilty . . . of having a party . . . to
end all parties . . . Mary Lou Latham and Jimmy Patterson,
Jane Arnold and Tommy Woodward, Karen Moore and
Frazier Waldrop, Patti and Dave Sowell, Libby Rogers and
Ed Duffy, Mary Martin and Tommy Pilcher, Marianne Love
and John Carpenter, Blaine Haskell and Tim Belk, Linda
Wise and Jerry Suddeth, Barbara King and Bill Cork, Dot
and Jack Young, Catherine Stolz and Bob Burris, Jeanette
Rast and Jack Wilson, Caroline Findlay and Richard Cope
land, Kathy Whitlock and Leonard Rice, Priscilla Malpass
and Don Blair, Sandra White and Mike Brown, Kaki Eccles
and Jack Williams, Liz Johnston and Frankie Albert, Jane
Mattingly and Dave Watson, Lynn Knobleoch and Reggie
Brown, Wynn Reed and Bill Donelan, Beth Stuckey and Jim
Donelan, Florence Young and Warren Cole, and Marion
Church and Keith Elliott.
YAYA
They did.have fun . .. Sig Ep's . . . at the S. C. Electri
cal Community Hut . . . Lake Murray . . . same 'ole Satur --
day night . . . Betty Anna Morgan and Dick Quattlebau m
Pat Evans and Tommy Austin, Billie Harrison and Jerry
Tribble, Charlene Daughtery and Tom Leonard, Nan Greer
and Ray Latham, Joan Wolcott and Carlee McClendon, Gail4
Watkins and John Dalisa, Polly Griffin and Ken Ott, Terry
Giddinger and George Kent, Jo Green and Jack Haile, Mary
Ann Long and Ronnie Turbeville, Connie Getsinger and
Buddy Powell, Andra Alford and Ben Risinger, Harriett
LaBorde and Ellis Laitala, Linda Canady and Neal Mon
nette, Angela Timmon and Jeff Cox, Helen Friasse and Bill
Corbin, Carolyn Honeycutt and George Seals, and Jerri ~
Harriett and Don Huth.
THEY CAN'T SAY NO
To a "kick-out" session . . . at the K. C. Hall . . . last
Thursday night . . . Phi Sigs and their dates . . . Claire ti
Rickard and Allen Shealy, Pat Mobley and Jim Burke, Judy a
and Bert Rickenbacker, Judy Welch and Richard Woods, ,o
Frances Scott and Nick Miller, Nickie Jones and Charlie
McLean, Linda Schriver and "Rocky" Hill, Grace Cullum
and Will Applegate, Merle Bedenbaugh and Rodney Epting,
Mary Cothan and Will Dunn, Anne Fren and Bill Planer,
Cot and John Noe, Barbara Knight and Dave Prevosnik,
Fran Froy and Dalton Moore, Mollie Collins, and Richt
Graety, Scott Powell, Sonny Haselden, Fred Taylor, Al Ram- L
soy, and Donna Hicks and Eddie Thain.
BOYS, BAUBLES, BEAUTIES
Recipe for a pinning . . . comes out divinely . . .for
these people, at least . . . congrats . . . Patty Richardson
(API) to Rick Harrison (SAE), Garnett Dogett (K(D) to
Sammy Orr (KA), Rachel Patton (ZTA) to Stan Horton
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Cr o 11
as Set
By Cloudy Hardy
Frances Hart Baskin sat behind
he desk in her office at the Garnet
nd Black headquarters, her edi
orial domain, smoking a cigarette,
ating a candy bar, and drinking a
oke. Doing many things at one
ime isn't unusual for 20-year-old
'ran. A senior biology major, she
nanages to find time for a wide
,ariety of activities.
She is vice president of Delta
)elta Delta, a member of Angel
'light, Student Council, Epsilon
:psilon Epsilon, and attends Canter
ury.
Fran, whose father is in the
trmy, lived in Heidelberg at the
Elomecoming
?ueen
Barbara King
Kit Quatilebaum
Gaurnet I)oggtit
0
L~ratermity
Wins Two
Ditations
Alpha Tau~ Omega, with a grade
raint average of better than C plus,
as the recenJt recipient of two na
)nalI scholarshi p commendations,
coming the first e.hapter ini the
'aternity's history to eain bo0th
wards.
A T( was named the chapter with
ae highest and most. improved
holarship of 108 chapters in the
'ion. The gradie point ratio of the
1apter was 3.4561.
For the first time, both .schola.stic
.varuds were earnedl by one chapter.
his year was also the first time the
niversity chapter won either na
r)nal award.
JItobert 11. Cox, Duke Unversity
man of men, presented the Worthy
rand Chief award, a set of En
'elopedi.a Americana, October 8.
botit 100 fraternuity members,
isheos, and guests heard Dean Cox
>eak on fraternity ideals and the
a's Glad
tied He
age of five. On a visit to France
she managed to damage Franco
American relations a little by dis.
turbing the peace in Paris.
"I was swinging on a guard rail
in the Louvre," she said, "and al
most knocked the Mona Lisa off
the wall. A guard came screaming
toward me and chased me out. I
managed to have another guard
chase me away from the Arc de
Triomphe for stepping on the
French Unknown Soldier's tomb."
Georgia, Virginia, Arkansas, and
Kansas have all been home to Fran,
but she likes Formosa best of all
and hopes to return there someday.
Future plans are rather indefinite
for Fran now, but teaching biology,
being a lab technician, or doing re
search work will be among her
choices of occupation after gradua
tion.
Fran insists that she has no hob
bies, but she gave a long list of
favorite pastimes. She enjoys peo
ple, especially crazy people, playing
Russian Bank, ping pong, cooking
(hash), and is currently knitting a
sweater. Her favorite word is
"Bull," Walter Bull, that is.
During her freshman year she
moved into McClintock for the see
ond semester along with her
aquarium and two fish. Shortly
after her arrival everyone in the
dorm started keeping fish. With the
onslaught of the first holiday, Fran,
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the best taste of the b
cigarette that really den
I Fran
re
who lives In Columbia, found her.
self responsible for caring for hei
two fish, plus 52 others.
"Beauregard" was her companior
in her freshman and sophomort
years. He was a '51 brown Nask
stationwagon with a personality
"Beauregard" was very tempera,
mental and would allow no one els4
to drive him but Fran. She had a
hard time herself, for "Beauregard'
had to be kicked under the dash
board and stomped with the hee
before starting.
After her sophomore year ai
Carolina she went to New York or
a YWCA Leadership Scholarship t<
study at Union Seminary.
"New York was lots of fun
People would always turn to loot
at me to see who in the world il
was who had the thick Southerr
accent. Naturally I laid it or
thicker than usual and as a conse.
quence met some interesting per.
sonalities. Mary Martin, Anne Ban.
croft, and Eleanor Roosevelt were
the most notable."
Although Fran vowed in high
3chool never to come to Carolina,
her opinion changed after her first
hour here. Now she hates to leave
and cannot imagine living away
rrom the Carolina community.
"Carolina is small enough for
iveryone to find a place for him
;elf, but large enough for everyone
:o meet new people every day. It
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is also growing in prestige as far
as academic excellence is concerned.
I think a person can achieve any
thing here if he works for it. Good
grades, an active social life, and
lots of fun are to be had for the
truly ambitious student."
While she was talking, Walter
Bull came into the office and
perched on the desk to listen. "I'll
tell you anything you want to
know," he said. "Did she tell you
about all her little friends? She has
friends all over the world, but the
most interesting one is a man who
lived next door to her once who
had no legs."
Fran agreed with his comment,
but claimed that she couldn't re
member any more friends to talk
about.
At this time there was another
interruption when a worker in the
Garnet and Black office came in to
clear some material with Fran.
"This office is my second home,"
she declared. "I practically live
here."
Sarah Krebs came into the office
for the tenth time that afternoon.
She and Fran began to give an
account of one of Fran's birthdays.
They went to Fran's house and
decided to cook supper and eventu
ally agreed to make hash, using
all the leftovers they could find
in the refrigerator and throwing in
all the spices and seasonings in the
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house. They ate the hash, which
Sarah claims fermented during the
process of cooking, on buns and
then went to Fran's room. A little
later Fran's mother came in with
a surprise birthday cake-German
chocolate. They cut the cake
eagerly, wrapped it up in napkins
and took it back to the room, sup
posedly to eat it there. However,
their chef's special hash had suffi
ciently ruined their appetites for a
week and they hid the cake in a
drawer of the bedside table.
"I've had many adventures," Fran
said, "but that was the most
sickening one of all."
Another helpless voice called from
the outer office, "Fran, what do we
do with . . . ?" The editor rose
from her chair, pushed Walter off
the desk, and proceeded to go to the
aid of the unfortunate.
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