The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 24, 1964, Page Page Five, Image 5
DERBY DAY was another sue
looked especially cute In their cost
to on this campus. 'his picture Is
by a panel of Judges.
Sorority Sele
(Continued f
&eta's Initiation Banquet was
held at the Stadium Steak House.
The Best Pledge Award was given
to Jo Bischoffberger. Scholarship
Awards were given to Patty
Knight for the highest g.p.r. in
the Pledge Class, Laurie Howell
Travei
Don't take those winter
in our Cold Storage v<
$4.95 plus usual cleani
stuff in a large box. I
too, for other woolens
until fall.
LAUNDRY
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ACROSS FROM TI
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WHEN YOU
H OWEVER there a
wearing a blazer:
them madly attractive,
trick seems to be in tyii
your neck, inside the c<
twice so it won't slip de
we have gone into the
is the same store wher
short-sleeve sports shir1
in two-ply cotton oxfo:
black ones on an Eagle
we can describe it: it's
pattern. No, that's a t<
know where that would
EAGLE SHiO
r
vess this year. All of the sovoritIes
aies. is event is looked forwardI
that of Miss Venus, who is chosen
cted Officers
rom page 4)
for the most improved g.p.r., and
Peggy Ellis for the senior with
the highest g.p.r. The pledges pre
sented the actives with a new vac
uum cleaner.
A Parents' Tea was held Sun
day afternoon, April 19, in the
sorority room.
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Fraternities
KAPPA ALPHA
4
The Kappa Alpha Order an
ounced its new officers by the
umerical system. They are as
ollows: 1, Elison Smith; 2, Buddy
laker; 3, Thomas McThurson; 4,
,ay Howard; 5, Andy Fowler; 6,
'ony Lewis; and 7, Doug Mad
ock.
CHI PSI
Alpha Beta of Chi Psi has an
ounced its new 1964 officers.
,eading the Alpha will be Mark
Liexander as No. 1. Mark is the
3n The Rock,
(Continued I
he rain, we carry our umbre
xpect literally or figurative
ain ever stop? Will the long
gain? Can we ever enjoy f
rhich comes at all, sleep that
; sound only two hours bef(
iore coffee. Cigarettes, food
: us all, we all know them. N
hem, so everybody smiles. E
he smiles but teeth. Teeth, r4
ndless brushing, the only jo;
Dld, grey dawn of the morr
lass, class. All we see on ou
,i the walk. They look gre
lasses, worn by people whc
ays. Then, just the other day
he green bricks, I heard the
here are two robins, go pla,
hall! I look up and the sun i
he beauty of God's world. Ti
he world can cure is gone. I
turns hope. "Look up!" Yc
WORDS TO W(
"Telling right from wrong
ortunity from temptation t
HYPOCRISY IS
"I hope you have not be(
mding to be wicked and bei
hat would be hypocrisy." Thi
ot too many of us think abo
n this subject comes from
member: "One should nevei
tuse of the hypocrites that
[ways room for one more."
iany of us stay away from t
:n't like the manager ?"
SPORTS SHII
DINARY TIE
A GANGSTE:
lressy for an unadorned th
nding increasing favor. Wc
'eel once they get around t'
[iing to it. All you do is si
lie other below your adam
It just so happens that, for<
nice selection at your Eagi
~ot to change the subject,
ye portrayed here is an ex<
or burgundy stripes alters
iave a magnificent matchir
ransverse stripes in the sar
er go take a look for yo
bach and she'll write right
LK'S - YOUNG COLUIA
Elect New Lead
former I.F.C. secretary and is ac
tive in Carolina politics, as well as
Naval ROTC and KSK.
Aiding the president will be
Jim Poulos, who was elected No.
2. Beta's new secretary is Henry
Hembel, a junior. Ray Flynn, was
elected Chi Psi's new No. 4 or
treasurer.
Wayne Rowell is the new Beta
lodge manager, serving as No. 5.
PHI KAPPA SIGMA
Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity
has announced its new 1964 offi
cers as follows: president, Johnny
Hite; first vice - president, Jeff
Stafford; second vice president,
rom page 4)
1las as a matter of course, we
ly to be rained on. Will the
hours ever be short with bliss
mnything besides sleep? Sleep
comes fitfully. The sleep that
>re class time. Coffee, coffee,
, sleep. These thoughts come
Ve may be too proud to admit
miles, smiles, nothing behind
quiring endless brushing. The
without the laughter of the
ing after. We walk to class,
r way to class are the bricks
en through sunglasses. Sun
haven't greeted the sun in
as I walked to class, counting
voice of a friend, "Look up,
with them." Oh! I shall! I
s shining, the azaleas exclaim
e illness that no infirmary in
Vith the return of the robins
,u must. You must.
)NDER ABOUT
isn't difficult. It's telling op
hat's the sticker."
A BIG WORD
-n leading a double life, pre
ng really good all the while.
s view of Oscar Wilde's is one
Lit, isn't it? One further view
i source that I wish I could
, stay away from church be
can be found there. There is
And speaking of church, how
he movie-theaters because we
t
tTS IS
WITH ONE
R.
roat (as when you're
men apparently find
a wearing them. The
ip the Ascot around
s apple; and loop it
:seeing this demand,
e Ascot store, which
but this magnificent
:lusive Eagle pattern
rnating with skinnier
ig check; let's see if
ne colors across this
urself. If you don't
back with the news.
IA SHOP
lers For Fall
Al Courie; recording secretary,
Ron Brown; IFC chairman, Mike
Walters; treasurer, Dunbar Hin
e o n ; corresponding secretary,
Roger Elliot; athletic chairman,
Louie Hinson; pledge house man
ager, Joe Tillotson and Mike
Walters; historian, Marty Langs
ton; and social chairman, Robert
DeLoach.
PHI DELTA BETA
New officers for South Caro
lina Beta of Phi Delta Theta were
installed in ceremony. The new
president is Larry Stanley who
will hold office through the fall
term.
The vice president is Joel Cle
land; secretary, Bob Belk; treas
urer, Ed Johnson; Alumni secre
tary, Bill Palmer; warden, Tom
Southard; historian, Dan White
hurst; librarian, John Huntley;
Chaplain, Tom Odom; and choris
ter, Jimmy Coleman.
PI KAPPA ALPHA
Pi Kappa Alpha has announced
their new officers and are as fol
lows: president, Fred Davis; vice
president, Stering Laney; treas- -
urer, Gene Miller; secretary, Billy
Enter; and pledge master, Henry
Sanders.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
The new 1964 officers of the
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity are
as follows: president, Warren Hil
ton; vice president, Bob Dowdes- p
well; recording secretary, Mike C
Campbell; corresponding secre- b
tary, Lee Fairman; and control
ler, Scott Powell.
tj
Pan Hellenic
Faces New
Year's Work
Pan-Hellenic has elected 1964
officers and has trained them in a
workshop. Pan-Hellenic is the cen
tral governing b o d y through
which the sororities attempt to
resolve problems common to all
groups.
The officers of this body are
rotated in the order of the sorori
ties founding on campus. Dean
llotworthy serves as its advisor.
Barbara Seigler, a rising senior
>f Chi Omega sorority will serve
is president for the coming two
emesters. Frannie Daniels of Al
)ha Delta Pi will serve as vice
>resident. Secretary is Trudy lu
['aylor of Delta Zeta sorority. io
also installed were Ann Bell, hu
reasurer of Tri-Delt, and Susan
4atthews, rush chairman of Zeta. th
Pan - Hellenic has organized a a
ew council of the presidents of pr
ach sorority which will serve as th
n executive board. This board "C
oted upon the sorority woman of bl<
he year, announced April 3, at f1<
he awards banquet held in con- ha
Linction with I.F.C.
Junior Pan - Hellenic has pre- th
ented its first pledge class im
cholarship award to Pi Beta Phi
rith an overall average in the w}
ledge class, tic
INTER VI
WEDNESDAY, A
Civilian Pe
With
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BASIC REQUlI
U. S. Citizenship; degree;
mental health; trim, well gro<
mum age 21; Women - sina
preferred.
SPECIAL REQUI
Recreation Specialist -- Soci
Single Women only -- Maj
Sciences, Humanities
Recreation Specialist - Arts
Major in Crafts, Art Edu
Fine Arts
Recreation Specialist -- Drai
Major in Theater plus exj
directing
Librarian
Master's Degree in Librar
reate Degree plus professi<
Make Appointm.n
PLACEMENT
Special service. s,
Department of
Washington- D.
GAYE GILFORD, Bantam Beaur
New York. Gaye's soority Is Delta 2
musical in nature. A long-standing n
add mneh to the French horn setior
Campus Coe
Area Beaul
BY DONNA GRANT ye
Staff Writer so:
Gaye Gilford and Pat Arnold gr
e living proof that USC's cam- st3
is sports a great deal of con- an
ntrated beauty. Having one
auty queen per campus is par, pro
.t having two girls from this "I
aiversity win all area beauty eno
les is quite an honor and quite sui
publicity break for the Univer- wh
ly. wo
Pat Arnold, a freshman from ev
-eenville is the new Miss Co
S
.ba*n aeGifr,ajn
eea year ayo ifrdevil at "Y<
Women's Club meeting. She Gai
vided the entertainment doing she
ballet, "If I Loved You" from Cla
irousel." The picture of a pale kno
nde in a wispy blue costume ("I
iting around the banquet hall, you
I always stuck in my mind. G
ite evident the j ud g es for witl
Miss Columbia Pageant were a1
pressed in much the same way. sarn
it eight years old, Pat's father, wit
) is in the Air Force, was sta- olde
ted in France. There for two figi
O
Zet:
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choi
ICES OVERSEAS Ve*J
duti
EMENTS: the
den1
3xcellent physical and --
med appearance; mini- ""
le only, Men - single
tEMENTS:
ti Activities
r in Recreation, Social
and Crafts5
ation, Industrial Arts,
iatics and Music G
erience in teaching or H
Science or Baccalau
nal experience 14
through the
OFFICE
etlon, IRCB
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r selection, originally hals from
eta and her other interest arc
ember of the USC Band, Gaye
1.
ds Win All
,y Honors
ars, she took private toe les
nis, thus laying much of the
oundwork for the superior
rle she exhibits in her perform
ees.
Entrance into the Pageant was
>mpted on Pat's part because
love to be in front of an audi
:e. Winning was honestly a
rprise. I've seen lots of contests
ere the girls on the first night
n the preliminaries, but didn't
mn qualify into the top three."
But win it, she did.
~aye Gilford has a deep, husky
~ing voice. She walked off
h the Miss Cayce-West Colum
title with her rendition of
iu Made Me Love You." Judy
land used to sing it as though
were writing a fan letter to
rk Gable about the time he
cked her down, the theater.
didn't mind, Mr. Gable, 'cause
smiled-at ME!")
aye, sitting on a high stool,
1r a large bow in her hair, and
ruffled pinafore on, did the
e. Mixing little - girl charm
i the "appeal" of a gal much
r, Gaye, her talent and her
re won the title.
n campus, or off, both queens
continue to reign amidst
o1 activities. Gaye Is a Delta
i and also keeps busy In the
o1 band playing the French
rm. Pat is keeping up with her
eing and hopes to make a ca
out of It. Both girls are very
ice representatives of the Uni
sity and of their respective
is. They will continue their
ies as queen with the pride and
backing of their entire Stu
Body.
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