The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 10, 1964, Page Page Five, Image 5
ChiPsi, Kappa
Psi Announce
New Officers
KAPPA PSI
4 The p l e d g e s of Kappa Psi
Pharmaceutical Fraternity h a v e
elected their officers. Jerry Collins
was elected President; Jim Mc
Lendon, Vice-president; Bob Ben
ston, Secretary; and Sammy Drai
sen, Treasurer.
CHI PSI
The following men have been
elected as the officers of the
Pledge Class of Alpha Beta chap
ter of Chi Psi fraternity: Presi
dent, John L. Kennedy III; Vice
president, Stancil D. Powell; Sec
Carolina from Randolph - Macon
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BANTAM BEAUTY, This w4
Elliott, a Senior graduating in jt
luAine Administration, and her t
the Chi Psi pin of Clet Allen, h
fraternity. When asked what her
enjoyed sewing, water skiing, and
Columbia
Members 4
(Editor's Note: This is another
in our series of articles about the
leaers of Carolina's Wo men's
organizations.)
The president of Delta Delta
Delta sorority is Betty Masters, a
senior and an English major.
Betty graduated from Columbia
High School and transferred to
Carolina from Randolph Macon
Woman's College. After gradua
tion Betty plans to marry and live
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as served as the Sweetheart of that
hobbies were, she replied that she
dating Chet.
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in Atlanta, where she hopes to
work in public relations or mer
chandizing.
Betty enjoys participating in
sorority activities. She believes
that "each girl has something to
contribute to the sorority." As
president, she works "with a fine
hunch of girls" and keeps things
running smoothly. "My job is to
represent the sorority," says Betty.
Reading, water skiing and play
ing golf are the favorite pastimes
of the pert blue-eyed brunette.
About her golfing, Betty laughs,
"Someday I hope to be a good
golfer." She has been snow skiing
once and wants to try it again,
She likes meeting and talking with
people.
Betty is a member of the
Euphrosynean Sorority, the Y
Club, Alpha Kappa Gamma
Woman's honorary society, and
Pan-Hellenic council. She is als<
an adviser for the Junior Pan.
Hellenic council.
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If you're average "happiness"
a word you use a dozen times
day, and a state you spend yol
life trying to maintain or achie
- but chances are you don't knc
as much as you think you do abo
"happiness" and what brings
about.
To the American Indian ti
recipe for perpetual happiness wr
a trip to the "happy hu'itir
xrounds" where he could hun
lance and gamble forever. To ti
Buddhist happiness is Nirvana,
blissful state of emptiness free
all desire, and he'll spend not on
one lifetime trying to achieve i
but several!
Happiness in the opinion of
famous beauty was a mink cot
and a Nedick's hotdog eaten <
Broadway at midnight, while
sreek philosopher promised h
king that he would be happy ,
soon as he found a happy mi
and put on his shirt. (As it ha
pened, when the king found t
happy man, the man didn't ha
a shirt.)
The p o e t Wordsworth opin
that to be happiest, you should
in love, while Jeremy Taylor b
lieved knowledge brought hapl
ness and Jefferson said th
happiness is the result of a go
conscience!
And then there are the peop
who think clams are happie
(happy as a clam), the Japane
who have named suicide by di
-mboweling "h a p p y dispatc
(Hara-Kiri), and those who co
;ider an obsession a form of hapI
ness - "ski happy," "pun happy
In the 20th century, recipes fi
happiness have ranged widely
a down-to-earth kind of way. He
are two approaches the happine
seeker can try:
Accentuate the positive is or
famous approach. As Dale Ca
negie, author of "How To W
Friends, etc." put it, "When y<
have lemons, make lemonade."
Another famous 20th centu
recipe for happiness is the though
shifting process. You didn't get
raise - or a meringue fell. I
stead of wailing over it, do sor
thing nice at once that will ma
someone else happy. Send yo
wife a rose, bake your husband
cake, buy an extra paper fr<
the newsvendor. The theory he
is that the happiness you give w
bounce back and cheer you up.
ROM THE CLASS OF '64
Industrial Engineers
Civil Engineers
Physicists
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?eally Happy'?
ne Suggestions
is Yet another modern approach
a to the production of happiness is
jr the key-word method of happy re
te laxation. Here's how that works.
w Find a set of eight words that
ut make you relax and smile. Buster
it Keaton, if you're a fan, might be
one, or Ava Gardner, or the name
1e of a favorite niece. Another might
a be the nickname you apply to an
amusing acquaintance - tinker.
. tailor, soldier or sailor, whose con
e versation makes you smile. Have a
a hobby? Choose a favorite incident,
f a favorite success perhaps, and
ly find the key word that subcon
t, sciously brings it sweeping back.
A set of these words works as
subconscious mechanical levers to
it produce happiness when happiness
seems very far away.
a While playing with key-words
is and following rules are harder
i than acquiring the habit of a
vacation at your local hosterly,
tit
there are easier solutions yet to
p the pursuit of happiness.
ve Science offers a couple. "Happi
ness pills" that depress your de
ed pressions are one, and scientists
be are currently tinkering hard with
be the theory that chemicals control
our moods and emotions.
Food faddists take this a step
ad further, and say that happiness
lepends on good eating habits.
le Their premise is that if you will
st feed your body the right raw
materials (foods) it will manu
e "acture happiness almost whole
sale in its own marvellcus little
chemical plants.
If you find this hard to swallow,
, lon't be discouraged. There are as
;r many more recipes for happiness
in is there are stars in the sky -
re mnd while you're looking for your
ss ,wn personal solution, have in the
words of a famous TV weather
ltar, a happy!
u Did You Know
ry -that Reba Hutto is the new So
t- ciety Editor?
a -that Mardi Gras is in only one
n- month?
e- -that one third of the world popu
ke lation is Communist?
jr -that it's almost time for Fra
a ternity Rush?
m -that President Johnson's (laugh
re ter is' in a sorority?
ill -that Barry Goldwater was a
Sigma Chi?
- -that Julie Burns knows how to
fry marbles?
-that Floride Williams and Susan
Youmans both went to Florida
for Christmas?
-that Jimmy Green went to
Washington for the holidays?
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ROCKS
ERS CELEBRATE
ds to the music of the Playboys
Christmas Dance at Barkoot's
laynes, Skip Brooks and Betty
t and Margaret L. Brown, Tom
>erry, Ty Cobb with Miss Julie
and Loretta Gardner, Joe Creel
Tohnson and Judy Smith (just
aron Meek, Gary Skinner and
an Brunt and Shirley Boozer,
icy T. Wall, Spencer Gantt and
with "Hood" sweetheart Jean
aye Parker, Larry Barrett and
man with Beverly Polson, Ferd
Duke and Jackie Cornell, Chas
:r. and Mrs. P. J. DeStefano,
n, and heading up the chaperon
e Penner. Indeed, an enjoyable
>rs.
HRISTMAS PARTY
s annual Parisian Ball on Satur
3 at the Syrian-Lebanon Club.
hevelles. Those attending were:
iverman, Carter Crewe and
mons and Becky Derrick, Jim
tarry Orr and June Thompson,
r, Nikki Setzler and Nita Der
d Ann Barrett, Rick Thomas
sseau and Pat Zeigler, Harvey
Chalk and Sonia Kolodis, Al
Bob Taylor and Diane Heatley,
nes, Garey Gedrose and Louise
and Susan King, Bob Morgan
ley and Dolores Waits, John
ip ('opp and Linda Shawn, Jim
dkins and Happy Hall, Nathan
>ger and Bunny Chastain, Ken
and Debbie Walker, Tom and
and Sara Gardner, Ken Jewell
and Mary Jo Brennan, Robert
Don and Joan Nance, Wendell
ill Snyder. Bruce Beatty, John
m Hart, Pete Grannis, Brent
[ER CHRISTMAS
kicking it out Saturday night,
wing of things after Christmas.
id Mary Butler, John Gammel
need and Nancy Wilson, Pete
)b Plunkett and Sandy Deacon,
Barclay, George Owens and
Il and Linda Lumley, Sonny
,Pierce Hlance andl June De
>ot Malcolm. Robin Gaylor and
atch and Marcia Nelson, Rav
Carter and Margaret Lyerly,
Jack Kennedyv and LeRoy, etc..
INED)
ally good to Linda Law. He
-hat belonged to Ralph Wayne
AGFED
re become engagedl, either be
rias: Bob Wiley (Phi Kap) and
ETA) and Don Holler (SAE),
4arie Wallis (Gr'eenville Hosp.
(SPE) and Mary Frances Reid,
d Duffy (PiKA alum), Norah
Williams (PiKA alum), Ruth
Belk (Medical College of Va.),
mn Rutledge (Sigma Chi alum),
Bill Gross, Jo Jo Few (ATO)
WICHES
ENT
PUS
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VONA -
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MAXCY BROTH
Makin' like a covey of bir
at the Maxcy Brotherhood
Pond were:
Bob Buggel and Dottie I
Stackhouse, David Blackhurs
Linker with Danielle Touchk
London, George Morningstar
with Bonnie Jones, Jimmy ,
pinned), Joe Neely and Sh,
"Megret" Simonson, Tom V
Warren L. Mauterer and Nai
Judi Brown, Fred Tollison
Carter, Bob Grookett with F
Ruth Henderson, Kittrell Hy
Jones with Nan Jeffrey, Jim
lot McCutchen and date, N
Carole and Sonny Timmerma
section were Mr. and Mrs. J<
time was had by the surviv<
LAMBDA CHIS' (
Lambda Chi Alpha held it
day night, December 14, 19E
Music was provided by the C
Bruce Burke and Linda I
Penny Price, Bruce McCom:
Perakis and Bobby Hutto, I
Jimmy Ley and Elaine Kink
rick, "Stretch" Lawther an
and Anne McCown, Bill Rou
Gleason and Beth Byrd, Fo:
Pollard and Hope Patterson,
Bill Whitworth and Carol Jo
Anderson, Gordie Harrison
and Mary Gray, Jack Lank
Hodges and Sandy Bates, Sk
Burke and Fay Yonce, Jack
Herring and Ann Willis, Rc
and Martha Jo Osborne, Al
Sheila Croft, Sonny Carter
and Ann Brunson, Jose Mall<
Gamble and Jan Huggins,
Wilson and Sylvia Belcher, I
Rothrock, Jimmy Brant, Ji
Zepke, Bill Elliot, Neill Hall.
CHI PSI'S AF'
The Chi Psi's were seen
trying to get back into the s
They were: John Hussey ai
and Judy Chambers, Lee S
Chastain and Pam Digby, B<
Van Livingston and Celest<
.Joyce Kiser, Wayne Rowel
Powell and D)iane Proveaux
Stefano, Al Barrett and Tall
Niancy Bowman, Charles H.
Flynn and Duffy Allen, Joe
Joe Campbell and Susie Lee,
ste., etc.
PIls
Santa Claus was especi;
rought her a Chi Psi pin I
Rowell.
ENG
The following people has
pore, during, or after Christr
Kay Kirby, Ann Houston (I
W1ike Campbell (SPE) and I
N'ursing School), Ray Corde
Libby Rogers (ADPi) and E~
['eague (Tri-delt) and Jack
P~eterson (Tri-delt) and Bob
sister Dotterer (K(D) and Dc(
iinny Maxwell (Pi Phi) and
mid Brooks Sturkey.
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