The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 10, 1964, Page Page Five, Image 5
Fraterni
Of T
GEAN I
By Mike King
Editor's Note: This story is
a bit out of the usual for fra
ternity man of the week but
since Gean is the new fraternity
Man of the Year, it is fitting
that he should be honored this
week.
* The qualifications of Gean Mar
in for Inter - Fraternity Council
Fraternity Man of the Year are
numerous and outstanding. Since
pledging Pi Kappa Alpha in the
fall of 1961, Gean has been an ex
emplary member and a recognized
leader. He served as an officer in
his pledge class and on various
pledge committees. Upon going ac
tive at the close of the fall semes
ter, he was installed as Publicity
Chairman for the chapter and also
worked closely with the Rush
Chairman in preparing for the
1962 spring rush (experience that
was valuable in later important
duties).
Near the close of his first year
in the fraternity Gean's brothers
saw fit to elect him to one of the
most responsible and important
offices in the chapter, treasurer.
He served in this office for the
entire 1962-63 school year. His
tenure was characterized by the
excellence and efficiency that have
come to be his trademarks. Re
decoration of the lounge was
undertaken under Gean's financial
direction. At the end of the year
fraternity funds were in excellent
' order, and the ticklish job of keep
ing brothers and pledges up-to
date on their financial obligations
had been handled with so much
discretion and ability that Gean
was elected president of Pi Kappa
Alpha for the fall of 1963. His par
ticipation and ability had also
earned him election as treasurer
of the Inter-Fraternity Council.
During the summer preceding
this academic year, Gean began
preparations for successful terms
in both of the important offices
he was to hold in the coming year.
lie discussed plans for his fra
ternity's success in the Fall Rush
and throughout that semester. lie
also worked closely with Dean
Cooper in setting up the new rush
program that was so successfully
instituted this past fall. At the
same time he laid the groundwork
for disposing of the large accumu
lation of debts incurred by the
I.F.C. prior to his taking office.
All of his work and planning paid
off. Pi Kappa Alpha pledged the
SECOND
SHATTERING
WEEK
A SHATTERING
ENTERTAINMENT
,EXPERIENCE I
* THERE NEVER
HAS BEEN,
THERE NEVER
WILL BE
ANOTHER
MOTION PICTURE
LIKE
"THE VICTORS"
ATIANTIC I
1:00 -3:40 -6:20.-9:10
ATIANTIC II
7:30
CHECK DAILtY PAPER
FOR WEEK-END TIMES
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"AMERICA,
AMERICA"
The Adventures of a Boy Who
Wouldn't B. Slopped.
-, UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
75c
AT ALL TIaMES
tyAMan
he Week
WARTIN m--- -..
largest number of boys on car
pus - one of the best groups
its history and the largest in tl
last three years. New furnishing
were acquired for the chapti
room. Fraternity administrati<
was run smoothly and efficientl
There were also intangible ben
fits that are difficult to list b1
are borne out by the fact th
Gean was nominated for re-ele
tion as president, breaking a lor
standing custom. It was probab
this same deeply ingrained custo
that prevented his re - electio
Upon turning in his gavel, I
picked up the pledgemaster's mai
ual and he's done an admirable j<
in molding new Pikas.
One of the most important a
complishments of Gean as frate
nity president was the instigati4
of a Pika alumni chapter here
Columbia. Working with M
R. E. B. Stewart, alumni counselc
he helped to found what is now
thriving association that has be<
and will be a great help to t]
fraternity.
As I.F.C. treasurer, he has doi
an outstanding job. Receiving
total debt of around $1,250.4
when he took office, he turned tl
books over to his successor with
cash-on-hand balance of $541.0
This was accomplished by pain
taking bookkeeping, attention
detail, prompt collection of duo
and assessments and good ol,
fashioned hard work. He has bee
undoubtedly, the best I.F.C. trea
urer that Carolina has had in r
cent years. He introduced the idq
of an I.F.C. rush brochure at
provided the funds for carryir
out this project after its approvf
He also served as an official del
gate to the National Inter-Frate
nity Council Conference. He wi
almost solely responsible for t]
success of this spring's rush-ha
ing signs put up, arranging fo
proper procedures and selectii
the dates in association with DeL
Cooper. His services have been b
hind the scenes in many cases, h
they have been invaluable and a
complished with superior enerj
and efficiency.
On the personal level, Gean
%sell liked and respected by all wl
know him. His impeccable dress
an outward indication of the goo
taste, neatness and efficiency th
cause him to stand out.
Excellence in service to his fr:
ternity and to the entire fraternit
system is found in Gean Martin1
such a high degree that he is
extremely tine candidate for a
awvard given on these basis.
Delta Zeta
(Continued from page 4)
Cullough; recor<iing secretary, Bt
Pournell; corresponding secretar
Beck Mabry; treasurer, Nanc
Wilson; assistant treasurer, Isob
Secrest; assistant pledge traine
Marianne Huffstetler; assistar
rush chairman, Idette Hlolsenbacl
social chairman, Margie Odurn
standards chairman, Anne Bui
ton; and parliamentarian, activ
ties chairman, and publicity chaii
man, is Donna Grant.
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Helpful Hij
clhYou can spend a fortune on
clothes and never have a thing to
a wear - or spend a minimum and
dalways look well-groomed. Good
g,grooming doesn't depend on your
pocketbook - it depends on your
_ knowledge of how to make your
clothes last.
s The worst enemies your clothes
ie have are dirt and perspiration.
v- Dirt, even invisible dirt, weakens
>r fabric, can spoil its shape, and at
ig tracts moths and insects. Perspira
m tion, because of its acid nature,
c- not only stains, but can actually
it rot fabrics. So the first rule for
e- making garments last longer is to
y wcsh or dryclean them often, never
allow them to go soiled from sea
is sor to season.
to Drycleaning is what your best
i clothes usually require. If you
>d take them to the one of the do-it
at yourself coin-operated drycleaning
cen'ters (often they are attached
- to a coin-op laundry center) it
y needn't be a financial drain - the
0 rate often is eight pounds cleaned
n for eight quarters. However, there
n are things you should know about
do-it-yourself drycleaning.
The machines usually fall into
twe' categories: those using a sol
vent called "perchlorethylene," and
those using "Valclene@R," a new
Do Pont prodluct that does the job
in 14-16 m i n u t esa. Garments
v cleanedl in "Valclene" (10 not need
,' to be heat dried, so they won't
y wrinkle and can take into the ma
1 ehine with them, plastic buttons,
,most leather andl suedle, andl fur
it trims. Hiowever, all solvents wvill
;stiffen soft plastic such as is used
'; in some jackets; so these are not
-drycleanable.
i- Because there is this difference
- ctween what each of the two sol
vents can do, you should know
LEANERS & LAUNDRY
WO LOCATIONS NEAR THE CAMPUS
s The Neld Hews. - Next Te "SAMMY'S"
Fvem CORNELL ARMS)
LILK
COFFEE
SAND1
I MANY CONVENIEI
CATIONS ON CAMF
DISTRIBUJTING C
lug Campi
At Awardr
MRTIN are the Sorority Wonio and
Dveted award is presented annually
its In Caring
which one your coin-op uses be
fere you toss your treasures in.
Another vital bit of information
about cleaning and cleaning fluids
-there are three kinds of spots, or
soils:
1. Solvent soluble spots, such as
oils, grease;
2. Water soluble, such as salts,
sugar;
3. Insolubles, such as dirt or
dust.
FOlt BESTI IIESiI.TS with
tro)uers, brush lint fron cuff,,
beafore' placing in dry cleaning ma
chine. Immediatsly after efean
ing, hang twousers on hanger.
All (drycleaning flu ids remove
No. 1, but no dIrycleaning fluid
dissolves No. 2. The insolubles, No.
3, are removed by detergent in the
cleaning fluids andl( the tumb)ling
action of the machines.
Many other stains can be re
mYovedl from washables and non
wa:shables before your trip to the
coin-op. Here is a list of some of.
the more annoying stains and what
to do about them.
Tea and coffee stains: Stretch'
stainedl area over bowl and pour
boiling water from a kettle onto
it until stain is gone.
Wine stains: Sprinkle with salt,
WNICHES
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0., INC.
is Greeks
i Banquet
In conjunction, the Inter-Fra
ternity Council and Pan-hellenic
Council, held the annual I.F.C.
banquet Friday, April 3, at the
Forest Lake Country Club. The
speaker was Dr. Lee S. Tittle, a
Methodist minister and a former
Lambda Chi Alpha.
The banquet was held for the
purpose of recognizing those men
and women who have been out
standing in the various greek so
rorities and fraternities on cam
pus. An outstanding faculty mem
ber was also chosen and honored.
Receiving these awards were
Belle Howe of Alpha Delta Pi, the
outstanding sorority woman of the
year. Belle has worked diligently
for a greater USC, and she will
long be remembered for her ef
forts. Gean Martin of Pi Kappa
Alpha was honored as the out
standing fraternity man of the
year.
The outstanding fraternity men
of the year were Jim Shelley of
ATO; Doug Elmore, Phi Kap; and
Lloyd Hendricks of SAE.
The overall sports trophy was
received by SAE. This is higly de
sired by the fraternities here.
The final award was presented
to the outstanding faculty member
of this university this year. Dean
Cooper, dean of men, was its re
cipient. Although he is relatively
new here, Dean Cooper is well
liked and much respected.
For Clothes
then use boiling water method.
Soft drinks and alcoholic bever
ages: These stains often don't
show up at first but can turn
brown after aging. They should be
sponged with water or with deter
gent and water.
Chi Psi' s
Host At
Reception
Alpha Beta of Chi Psi Frater
nity was host to a faculty drop-in
March 18. Professors and their
wives met in the newly decorated
Chi Psi lodge for coffee and ap
petizers in the late afternoon.
Steve Niver, who organized the
affair, remarked on the large turn
out of the faculty, "who found the
fraternity to be more than a drink
ing club." Steve expressed regret
that even more professors could
not be present. There were ap
proximately fifty in attendance.
Among those present at the
drop-in were Dean Harold Brun
ton, a C'hi Psi alumnus from Stev
ens Institute of Technology, and
Dr. G"orge C. Brauer who was
initiated into the Fraternity in
early March. D)r. Brauer is Alpha
Beta's faculty adviser and a Pro
fessor of English. IDean Brunton is
Associate Dean of Administration
at the University and was recently
commended in Chi Psi's national
magazine.
A thing of remark among fra
ter-nity men is that Chi Psi's call
their house a lodge. A log cabin
in the woods near the University
of Michigan, at a time when fac
ulty were somewhat hostile to fra
ternities, may b)e considered the
prototype of the present chapter
house. This was the first frater
nity house, andl Chi Psi's have
tradit ionally retained the name
"lodge."
(Theyd1
But thi
found a
So, if y
a head,
wildest
give it
under
great!
Spice
Groom
or jar,c
this was
the \
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THE PRIVILEGES OF P
Today we will tell you about pr
right. (There may be other kinds oi
may or may not be right, but we N
them.) And because of this partic
us today I hereby change the time
of this column from constructive
world of rat finks (no willing or
overt and lively praise. Everybod
doesn't entail any privileges, thoug
tion (and let this become a house:
And bless everybody up there -
down here likes you. Through the
cerned individuals, the students of
day, have a privilege. So to express
thanks, exercise this privilege. Exo
Today you may choose whom you
THE student government second oi
E E E. You may vote. Go. Run, doi
polls and find out who your buddi
and then go do it. (Vote.) Vote I
show your thanks for this privil(
Just think of the important p.,
MEN AND WOMEN OF CAROLI
turity definitely proven by the ev,
ball on the Maxey Gregg Monument
And remember, with the oppoi
candidate of your choice comes the
porting your favorite party, and. I
one you don't even have to registei
SUSPICIONS CON
Dean: May I help you out ?
Student: Sir, please explain the hot
students have presented many r(
be allowed to live off campus. A
conducive to - study. Food will t
less and a T-V dinner provides t
Sweet Home, and it would cost less
the month without the risk of ha
mid-erm. I ask you, Sir, why do w
tory?
Dean: I want to hold your hand.
THE VICTO
"The right of dominion is not
virtue of the consent of the vanq
Comments on THE VICTORS:
But it delivered a message. The
characterization from A to B, bu
w. 'epth and ominous prophecy.
ning, nor end, but it told an old,
And the hell of it is its unnecessit
is the most deconstructive in existe~
Lgainst man as if he were anim,
wars are sown in Past victories, sin
r will not communicate rationally a
It didn't have any Plot. It dlidn't
so beginning; save in Eden. It nad
['he actors weren't great, they were~
ng what it is like to live in a worl
shots and allelulias.
Many ap)preciated the movie. Ma
who didn't failed to understand it.
Chink it worth while, understood il
QU'OTAHLE QI
Society is smoothed to that ex
That manners scarcely differ m
Society is now one polished hord
Formed (of two tribes - the1
WISH I'D THOU'GI
"It is well for people who thin:
xcasionally in order to keep them
not think, it is best at least to re
ccasionally."
D)RAKE'S Dit
"Just as one man's regrets ar
eences, so oine man's big moment
['hat's off the rocks, brethren.
se it,io?
nrobab!y letifgo t theit he
n, wouldn't any man? If he sudden
I those starry-eyed gals looking at hin
u think you can handle it, go
'se SHORT CUT! It'll tame the
::rew cut, brush cut, any cut;
iore body, more life. Keep it
ontrol. And make you look
"r It (If you dare!) . . . Old
HORT CUT Hair
y Shulton . . . tube
i/v .50 plus tax.
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ICKS
ARTYSANSHIP
-ivileges. A privilege is a
privileges to take which
vill not report who takes
ular privilege granted to
worn and worn-out policy
criticism of the mouse
savage intent meant) to
[y, you are loved! This
h. Bless the Administra
hiold word.)
ind know that somebody
courtesy of many con
the University now, to
your no doubt gratuitous
arcise it (The privilege).
want to represent you in
ily in constructive action
i't walk to 50 feet of the
es want you to vote for
oudly and strongly, and
?ge.
irt you will play as the
NA (such status of ma
?r immobile state of the
tunity of voting for the
unique privilege of sup
irethren and Sistren, it's
- for.
FIRMED
ising rules. Conscientious
masons why they should
quiet apartment is more
aste better and will cost
he atmosphere of Home
to rent an apartment by
ving to forfeit money at
e have to live in a dormi
RS
by the victory, but by
.ished." -Hobbes
It didn't have any plot.
Letors ran the gamut of
t thc,.e portrayed scenes
It has no middle, begin
(lid story: War is Hell.
y. Its purposeless result
nee, t,hat of turning man
U. The seeds of future
iply because man cannot
nd responsibly with man.
needo one. The story had
no end, nor will it ever.
merely people symboliz
d incongruous with gun
ny didn't. Perhaps those
Perhaps those who did
all too well.
'OTE
c'ess
are than dress:
ores arnd bored.
-Byron
lT' OF IT
k to change their mindls
clean. For those who do
arrange their prejudices
EGS
another one's reminis
is another's yawn."...
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