The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1965, Page Page Five, Image 5
Final F
Days of furious activity, strain,
and making many new acquaint
ances will end tomorrow for 292
fraternity rushees.
Rush is indeed a hurried time
for candidates and fraternity
members alike. During the few
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days before a choice is made, both
rushees and Greeks must try to
decide in which group they most
belong. According to Inter-Fratern
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"The fraternity that a rushee can
fit in best with is the one that he
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Rushees will pick up bids in
Room 205 Russell House between
4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. tomorrow,
ending an 18 hours' "Silent Period"
which begins after each final stag
smoker tonight.
Bids will be distributed in enve
lopes. Rushees will choose the fra
ternity which they wish to pledge
and return all other cards to IFC
officers.
Bidding will climax the final and
most important week of fraternity
rush during which fraternity mem
bers have attempted to really get
to know rushees.
While the "Silent Period" lasts,
from 10 p.m. tonight until bidding,
no rushee may speak to a fratern
ity man, pledge, or alumnus. This
is to eliminate outside pressure for
the rushee and make his choice of
a group easier.
After picking up his bid, the
candidate must go to the fratern
ity house which he has selected to
pledge. If he fails to report by
5:30, he will not be allowed to
pledge for 60 days.
Any rushee who breaks a rush
rule will automatically be dropped
from rush. If the infraction is seri
ous enough, the fraternity goes
before a council tribunal. Less
serious occurrences are handled
by Dean of Men L. Eugene Cooper.
Officers of IFC are as follows:
Mac Johnston, president; Haynes
Kendall, vice - president; Ed
Tucker, secretary; and Gary Po
liakoff, treasurer.
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checks and herri
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Canterbury belt
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Besides serving as vice-presi
dent, Haynes Kendall also acts as
chairman of the IFC rush com
mittee.
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COMPETING FOR TIE TITLE
of Miss Football U. S. A. in a
pageal held this week at the Uni.
versity of Oklahoma was Pat
Arnold, USC co-ed and holder of
inumerous beauty titles.
Pat Arnold
Represents
USC Today
A Carolina beauty who plans to
make the theater her career is
representing USC in the twentieth
annual Miss Football U. S. A. con
test, now in progress on the Uni
versity of Oklahoma campus.
Pat Arnold of Greenville is one
of ten girls vying for the title in
Norman, Okla. The winner will be
pre!:ented (luring half-time cere
monies at tomorrow's Oklahoma
Navy game.
A senior art major, Pat is a
member of Zeta Tau Alpha soror
ity and was last year selected as"
one of five Garnet and Black
beauties. At the same time she
was Miss Columbia 1961.
Pat plans to continue her edu
cation after graduation and ob
tain a master's degree in art.
Crowning of the Miss Football
queen by Ruth Henderson, a USC
graduate and last year's queen,
will climax a week long series of
festivities and events. The sched
ule included style shows, lunch
cons, tours, press conferences,
personal appearances, and tal nt
shows for the visiting delegates.
parel to Pack
le Big Trek Back
o be undertaken lightly, in
ietor's view. Correct attire
al to a bright future for the
y man, and only the best of
be found in this Establish
ocks. An early wardrobing
tive.
artcoat in fine imported
brics, from 37.50
i sportcoats by Country
P.95
m 39.95
tshirts in cobblestone
madras and paisleys,
shirts in oxford and
solids, stripes, tattersal
ragbones, from 5.95
s in press-free cotton
vills, corduroys, worsted
>socks, 5.95 to 19.95
s in leathers, alligators
to 12.95
an wool neckwear in club
ripes, paisleys, and hand
2.50 to 4.00
in worsteds, hopsacks,
tripes, by Don Richards,
ith vest, from 75.00
ibswool sweaters...
pullovers and cardigans,
d color, 14.95 to 19.95
Students: You're invited to op
"Gamecock" Charge Accouni
your "l.D." card to our credit a
account con be opened withou
oaches
IFC serves as co-ordinator for
the fourteen national fraternities
on the Carolina campus. It directs
All rushing activities and its of
ficers supervise distribution of
bids.
The 14 fraternities on the USC
campus are as follows: Alpha Tau
Omega, Chi Psi, Kappa Alpha,
Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha,
Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Delta Theta,
Phi Kappa Sigma, Pi Kappa
Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Phi
Epsilon, Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu,
and Sigma Phi Epsilon.
. . .
Sorority rush will enter its third
week on Thursday in the midst of
its final round of preferential
parties.
Each sorority holds two pref
erential parties off campus to
wind up the narrowing-down pro
cess. The seven sororities have
already given one party each.
Schedule for the remainder is as
follows:
Monday. October -1, 6:00-8:30
ADPi, Chi 0, DZ, and KD.
Tuesday, October 5, 6:00-8:30
Tri Delta, ZTA. and Pi Phi.
Wednesday, October 6, 6:00-8:30
-ALL SORORITIES.
Rushees will sign preference
cards from 8:00-10:00 on Wednes
day, October 6. They will state the
first, second, and third choices, or
if they have not been able to choose
will sign a blank marked "un
decided."
Rushees will go directly from
the last night party which they at
tend to Russell House to sign th
preference cards. Durintr this tim
they may not speak to anyone.
Bids will be issued on Thuirsday,
October 6. Girls will go immedi
ately from Russell House to the
room of the sorority they have de
cided to pledge.
Informal rush will begin im
mediately after the end of foroial
rush. During first semester, first
semester freshmen and first se
mester transfers are only eligible
to be bid if they have gone through
formal rush.
This Is The
When Moth
Have you ever considered how
strange some of today's rush
activities on campus and off might
look to Aunt Matilda or Uncle
Henry - alumni of just 30 year:;
ago?
Rush has changed during the
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ice s tha you
delay.
Ain't it appropriate? A cat walked into a sorority room during a
cut session reckon it knew where to find like companionship.
Pre-Game Activity
Burke Feids quaint old house on Blossom hosted a pre-game
warm up that included Rut Galloway, Jim Bell. Celeste Barclay, Leigh
ton Grantham, and Gus Austell.
.Jack Gregory No. 2's throng, meanwhile, swept over Green Street
in a tide that imelded the nearby APO gatheing. Seattered up and
down the street were Tim Jones, Pggy 1istline. Eilen Scurry. Cookie
Epps, Lynn Burkholder, Gary Gregor, ard. Ted Manus.
Blue De% ilient
The oscar for the Best Supporting Date undoubtedly goes to Gail
Fowler for her outstanding performanc 'The Return of Donald
lluskey."
In a vain seirch for our car in the parking kot, two forlorn fans
were overheard. "I tell you what. Buddy. Let s have a drink and maybe
what left in an hour will be ours.'"
Meet The Cocks
A freshman law sour<e from Sumter. student Y-,unuh( r 657131, living
at 1S24 Grein Street, and a 111034 Numerai Stita !y graduate of Clemson
who requests that we not print his name, informs up that Tunie Du
Rant was desperate f>r her glasses to see the ganie.
After several futle attempts to obt:in a re, urn pass, the stadium
manager agreed to let her go put through the dross rlg room at half
Lime. Lack of firesight. (or any other kind for !La! nratter, kept Tunie
from finding the car. Obviously in need of aid, sih returned through
the players to secure her date's services. Ihe se-ind round trip
yielded the glasses and appreciation from boith side.
Odds & Ins
Dr. Seigler: "I just don't know what to think about women's
lothes these days-especially those hux,m girls out West that wear
tight blouses. What do you think about Ohat, Miss Ebert?"
Leroy: "Well, quite frankly, Dr. Seig.er. I've just never had that
roblem."
And the phantom is sleeping still.
Way Greeks Rushed
er Was A Freshman
past 30 years - changed tremen- hid gathered in the chapel to in
lously. It was no more sedate and dicate preference.
ierene in those days than it is A few days later the round of
.oday, but the procedures were partieF honoring pledges would
'ery different. begin. From the Oct. 10, 11.0 issue
The following excerpts are taken of Thr Garrk: "The Pi Kappa
roni old (;arrork articles on Alpha's honored their new pledges
ush and other Greek activiti-s with a suppwr at the Rose Mary
ust after the time of the arrival Tva Ro--m Tuesiay night. Dean
if the co-ed and the iororytv on the ( l,in;ide a taL to t he nw e
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