The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 19, 1965, Page Page Four, Image 4
ONlrROCKS
BY LEROY
MAXCY BROTHERHOOD PARTY
At the Woman's Club Friday night were the Maxcy
Brothers. Music was furnished by "No-Man and His Nonde
scripts." Those attending were: Gary Skinner and Dianne
Jones, Joe Neely and Copie Copland, Joe Creel and Hazel
Elliott, Larry Barrett and Ruth Henderson, Freddie Brow
der and Faye Parker, Richard MacClary and Carol Brown,
Jim Madden and Mary Alice Sojourner.
Also, Bill Rawl and Doris Moore, David Stevens and
Patti Ryan, Bill Pace and Susie Farriss, Jim Johnson and
Susie Hitt, Kittrell Hyman and Elizabeth Wilhelm, Johnny
Flitter and Cheryl Hartley, Doug Roof and Becky Watson,
Dickie Warren and Marian Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rut
ledge, Stan Rushton and Melinda Pitts.
ATO'S AT AMERICAN LEGION
The Counts entertained members and guests of Alpha
Tau Omega last Saturday evening at the new American
Legion on Pickens St. Among those present were Craig
Evans and Jane Aspray, Tommy Morton and Sally Walker,
Toby Keeler and Mary Jane Haines, David Williams and
Linda Lyles, Bland Addison and Mikell Hazlehurst.
Also, Woody Goodson and Dianna Sherron, Tom Gear
and Barbara Mobley, Johnny Sanford and Pat Hays, Ronnie
Motley and Carter and Mobley, Jim Davis and Erlene Dicker
son, Dickie Gallop and June Meadows, Vic Roof and Bioya
Quattlebaum, Phil Griffin and Ann Christopher, Bill Ken
nedy and Patricia Harrell.
Also, John Reid and Cynthia Loomis.
Sigma Chi's Rush Party
The Sigma Chi's entertained at the Downtowner last
Thursday night for their rushees and dates.
Those attending were Stuart and Mimi Montgomery,
Dickie Lester and Becky Cole, Henry Bivens and Linda
Klitzner, Johnny Bowen and Karen Good, Johnny Lester
and Linda Bowler, Ernie Trubiano and Kathy Leland,
Johnny Fields and Nancy Jackson, Bobby Dukes and Nancy
Mercer.
Also, Mike Edge and Jean Fisher, Cliff Hawkins and
Sue Baldwin, Walter Hagen and Laurie Howell, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Owen, Dee West and Leigh Powell, Jim Papadea and
Mary Ann Linning, Hunter Allen and Mary Nettles, Jerry
Barnes and Phyllis Myers, Jim Cothran and Tiger Glass, and
Munford Scott and Jean Daniels.
SWINGING DUKES PLAY
The Swinging Dukes provided the music, Bill DeBruhl
and Mack Stevenson provided the dancing, and the Chi Psi's
and guests had the fun. These latter included Norma Nor
wood and Jim White, Becky Williams and Richard Byrd,
Joyce Mencken and Bob Smart, Dede Dolly and Donnie How
ard, Beth Wall and Jack Kennedy, Kathy Leland and Bob
Blenis, Susan Barber and Stoney Denny, Pat Smart and
John Perry, Frankie O'Hara and Dick Edwards, Kathy
Smith and Ronnie Crawford, Carol Roberts and Ric Newton,
Maxine Sheldon and Bob Farr, Gay Little and Steve Steven
son, Flo Riley and Jim Mulligan, and Lee Wilson and Jerry
Futch.
SAE'S ON THE MOVE
SAE's went crazy to the music of "Lawrence of Arabia
and the Screaming Sheiks." Those seen out of their minds
were: Mary E. Bates, Bruce A. Beatty; Sandra McLees,
Mark Mattison; Jane Stewart, Rick Wallace; Gigi Belser,
Kirk MeQuiddy; Salley Maupin, Jolie "In Love" Dixon;
Lynda Thomas, Billy Wilkins; Kit Laub, Doug Ringer; Mari
lyn Reeves, Ash Milner; Plum Josey, Jimmy Blake; Boo
Crymes, Tommy Morrow; Helen Coker, Reh Heinitsh; Mary
Jo (?), Bill Dickens.
SAE's seen snow-plowing at Davidson Mid-Winters in
cluded: Ann Bell and Bachman Smith, Anne Drayton and
Howard Rowland, Elaine Camp and Billy Wilkins, Bun Pet
tus and Deman Farnsworth, Anne Steele and Andy Parcht,
Cheryl St. John and Doug Buchanan, Carol Whiteside and
Bob "Cheese-dip" Webb, Annette Musikeri and Dick Tooey.
CHI 0 FORMAL
CHI OMEGA, the sorority; Laurel Hill, the place;
Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs, the band. Names sub
mitted include: Adaline Armstrong, Johnny Murphy; Fran
ces Bloodworth, Chip Cothran; Marion Boyd, Rick Harrison;
Lynn Corbert, Larry Hooks; Judy Davis, Carey Kilgore;
Joan Disher, Jimmy Papadea; Nancy Fletcher, Warr Stro
man; Carolyn Hudgens, Lyons Barker; Ginger Ingram,
George Corbin; Parma Lane, Frank "Pogo" Hartman; Max
ine Manning, Lee Jones; Cordy McCorkle, Ship Jordan;
Genie Middleton, Mac Cobb; Anne Wynn Mood, Jimmy Lea;
Caro Riley, Pete Oswald; Barbara Seigler, Bill Barksdale;
Becky Squires, Bill DeBruhl; Sherie Stockman, Bob Gor
grant.
Also, Jan Query, Frank Jordan; Susan Riel, Jimmy Hill;
Flora Riley, Bob Warren; Carolyn Rivers, Frank Bishop;
Sara Rogers, Ronald Chastine; Cheryl St. John, Andy Dees;
Ann Courtney Seigler, Bubba Galloway ; Sue Spangler, Earl
Traynham; Pam Thrasher, Richard Abney; Susan Jo
Vaughn, Joe Caine; Susan Wells, Phil Catalano; Cynthia
Zuk, John Paul; Nancy Mercer, Bobby Dukes; Molly Firth,
Dan Rioney; Jeanne Thomas, Bob Saunders; Jeannie Gainer,
Sherrod Salisbury ; and Sue Smith and Bob Northcutt.
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BY SUSAN HUNTER
Staff Writer
Where, oh, where, has chivalry
gone? There seems to have been
quite a transition taking place in
this generation and all the
Romeos have become Tarzans.
As to where this cave man idea
got its start is debatable. Per
haps, it began as part of a pol
ished technique. But, it has held
on for so long now that it seems
ingrained into the masculine pat
tern of behavior.
At any rate, today's Romeos
turned Tarzan seem to adhere to
the Me-Tarzan, You-Jane idea, and
worse.
However, Tarzan, my friend, an
overdose of this medicine and
you may really find yourself
hanging from a limb.
The first of your realy bad
habits concerns your method of
attack. When you ask Jane out,
you're never really sure where
you're going or what time you're
going there.
So, you call her thirty minutes
before the time you want to pick
her up. Now, remember, Jane's
had a hard day in the jungle, too,
and needs to have a little time to
make a few repairs.
Poor Jane has hurried and scur
ried around to be ready on time.
Twenty minutes late you arrive.
Just as you might watch big game
being caught in a trap, you watch
Jane struggle into her coat.
Now, you're off. And, you've
got her caged! No. You've simply
Martha Nesbit
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This past summer she received a
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slammed the door, leaving her in
side.
Bravo! You remembered the car
door, after a fashion. And, now
she is really captured. For the
next four hours anyway.
You forget to introduce her to
your double date. So, she spends
the whoe night known as "Tar
zan's date." Honestly, her name
is not "Tarzan's date" at all.
Rather, it is Jane. Try using it
and maybe your friends will.
After what seems to be the
fastest of safari's, you've reached
your destination, and, Jane must
truly prepare to fend for herself!
Into the herd you've disap
peared, so Jane has a really grand
time watching all the other tigers
in pursuit.
Back to your mate for a dance,
if you want to call it that. You,
Tarzan. are so busy with your own
expert method of watusi that
you've backed Jane into the
crowd and she is now being run
Dver by what might be a herd of
wild buffalos. She really doesn't
know.
After such a near miss, Jane ex
cuses herself to see that she
doesn't now really look like game.
And, in the meantime, you're off
Fgain in new pursuit.
For the next few hours, Jane
really has a grand time. She
thought for awhile that she might
like a cigarette, but evidently
you've forgotten your flint.
A little chilly, she vainly
searches out a warm spot. And,
you stand snugly by in your
leopard skin.
Ah, it's just as well you're off
for a little shooting, the bull, that
is, with the rest of the big game
hunters.
However, the time has come for
Jane to be back at her hut. So,
UMOC Is Back
Remember those big footprints
for last year's Ugly Man On Cam
pus Contest? Well, this year
they're back, accompanied by a
smaller set. Yes, UMOC is com
ing! This year the contest is
planned to be bigger. livelier, and
more fun for all.
The first annual Beauty and the
Beast Contest, sponsored by Al
pha Phi Omega, National Service
Fraternity, to be held the first
week in March, will include a con
test seeking the ugliest man and
the prettiest girl, sponsored by
the Carolina Fraternities and So
rorities, a campus-wide dance and
other exciting activities.
As in prior years, students will
support their favorites with a
penny-a-vote. The winners will re
ceive a variety of gifts and cer
tificates from Columbia mer
chants. Proceeds from the contest
will go to the Donald Russell
Emergency Loan Fund.
All students are urged to take
nart in these activities, not only
to support their favorite candi
dates, but also to aid a worthy
project for all Carolina Students.
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the big hunt is really on. She
finds you swinging from the near
est tree, and explains the situa
tion.
The ride back makes the safari
out seem like a slow boat to
China. And, by now, Jane wishes
she were on one.
Honestly, Tarzan, tiger that
you are, her hut mother doesn't
bite, and it's so much nicer to
walk her all the way to the door.
By now, though, Jane doesn't
really care. She's made her great
escape.
Really, Tarzan, brute that you
are, chivalry or masculinity, call
it what you like, has nothing to do
with common courtesy. You asked
Jane out, she didn't ask you, so it
should be your pleasure to do all
the things that make her feel like
your date, and not like your prey.
You can carry the "Call of the
Wild" a little too far!
New Offi
By ChiO
Chi Omega sorority and Kappa
Sigma fraternity have announced
officers for Spring Semesters.
Chi Omega presented the new of
ficers for 1965-66 at their fcrmal
dance last Friday night. The new
slate is as follows:
President, Nancy Fletcher; Vice
Pres., Marcia Wofford; Secretary,
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With the increasing complexity
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popularity of silk and fur, the
"spring cleaning" of winter ward
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air the garments before storing?
Some modern fabrics are sus
ceptible to sunlight so think twice
before hanging apparel out to air.
Fake fur is actually an acetate
wrap-around yarn around which
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cleaning solvent softens the ad
hesive and the fake fur hangs off
the coat like so much string. So
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In removing spots from silk, the
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Adaline A r m s t r o n g ; Pledge
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Rush Chairman, Jane Woodle and
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State Day Planned
On February 27th the entire Chi
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New initiates of Chi Omega will
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