The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 15, 1965, Page Page Five, Image 5
Soror
Basically, the only difference
between fraternity and sorority
pledging is the noises heard all
over the campus during the so
rority festivities are pitched an
octave higher than those of their
male counterparts.
Sororities pledged last Thurs
day night with excitement, quite
a bit of nervousness, and joyous
anticipation.
Rushees picked up bids in Rus
sell House Assembly Room then
rushed immediately to the room of
the sorority which they had
chosen.
Pledges for Fall 1965 are as
follows:
ALPHA DELTA PI
AD1T
Rhetta Aronson, Orangeburg;
Gayle Austin, Orangeburg; Mon
nene Barber, Allendale; Barbie
Bennett, Springfield, Va.; Edyce
B r i n k I e y , Columbia; Barbara
Clark, Orangeburg; Mary Gram
ling, Rockledge, Fla.; Caroline
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H a n a h a n, Charleston; Sally
Hearn, Greenville; Susan Heins,
Charleston; Ruth Ellen Hobart,
Conway; Leah Huff, Charleston;
Kathy Hughey, Columbia; Susan
King, Columbia; Nita Legare,
Charleston; Mary Nancy Norris,
Vance; Judy Parker, Columbia;
Karen Taylor, Spartanburg;
Nancy Sue Vandeweghe, Newport
News, Va.; Carole White, Sumter;
Lucy Williams, Cartersville, Ga.;
Jackie Wix, Laurens.
CHI OMEGA
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Kathy Alexander, Charleston,
W. Va.; Martha Black. Charles
ton; Linda Curry, Aiken; Pat
Earley, Atlanta, Ga.; Weezie
Firth, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Kathy
Fugiel, Wadmalaw Is].; Cheryl
Geer, Hampton, Va.; Jean God
win, Columbia; Grace Ilaskell, Co
lumbia; Ellen Hocult, Charleston;
Vicki Johnson, Hartsville; Lindsey
Jones, Seneca; ,isa Long, Atlanta,
Ga.; Sandra McCutchen, Kings
tree; Beth Mattocks, Aiken; Mary
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Morgan, Greenville; Melanie Mor
row, Greenville; Gale Nettles, Co
lumbia; Virginia Ann Reeves, Al
lendale; Kathy Scudder, Locust,
N. J.; Laura Smoak, Tampa, Fla.;
Sandra Stephens, Columbia; Shir
ley Stewart, Columbia; Sandy
Sudler, Alexandria, Va.; Saunders
Sutherlin, Richmond, Va.; Ellen
Thurmond, N. Augusta; Bonnie
Truemdale, Columbia; Donna
Windham, Florence; Lou Work
man, McCormick.
DELTA DELTA DELTA
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Libby Biggs, Columbia; Caro
line Parker Bradley, Mt. Pleasant;
Amelia T. Brailsford, Orangeburg;
Sheryl E. Cudd, Augusta, Ga.;
Rhett Cuthbert, Sumter; Jane
Dudley, Swathmore, Pa.; Lucy
Griffith, Bronxville, N. Y.; John
nie Louise Hare, Columbia; Elaine
Horger, Orangeburg; Ann Hum
phreys, Charleston; Belle John
stone, Athens, Ga.; Abigail Mc
Murray, Columbia; Norrie Nichol
son, Columbia; Tracy Richardson.
Columbia; Vinnie Seibels, Colum
bia; Margaret Carol Short,
Georgetown, Del.; LaBruce E.
S i m k i n s, Spartanburg; Judy
Thomas, Mt. Pleasant.
DELTA ZETA
Susan Ahearn, Columbia; Susan
Baker, Arlington, Va.; Beverly
Black, Columbia; Peggy Clarken,
Montclair, N. J.; Ellen Edens,
Bennettsville; Suzanne F a r i s,
Alexandria, Va.; Kristine Hoylen,
Florence; Patsy Jackson, Cherry
Grove Beach; Nancy Carol Jones,
Charlotte, N. C.; Barbara Johnson,
Aiken; Linda Jo Mangum, Colum
bia; Joan Miller, Stroudsburg, Pa.:
J a n i c e Morisseau, Haberhill,
Mass.; Barbara Pearce, Florence;
Amy S i f f o r d, Clover; Mary
Snipes, Fort Long; Brenda Smith,
Cayce; Kathy Sneed, Sumter;
Tita Tucker, Lake City, Fla.; Kay
Tyner, Columbia; Claire Widmark,
Upper Montclair, N. J.; Mimi Wil
kinson, Fairfax; Mary Williams,
Columbia; Julie Winn, Columbia;
ew P
Paulette Yongue, Fort Long; Pat
York, Greensboro, N. C.
KAPPA DELTA
K&
Jean Bennett, Walterboro; Cyn
thia Cash, Canadys; Lynne Car
lisle, Augusta, Ga.; Angela Clark,
Lexington; Dianne Dorman, Co
lumbia; Chandra Fechtelkotter,
Virginia Beach, Va.; Lisa Fricks,
Atlanta, Ga.; Barbara Johnston,
St. George; Cynthia Kentson, Co
lumbia; Linda Lafitte, Saluda;
Suzette Mangan, Columbia; Susan
Mattox, Salisbury, N. C.; Laurin
McGirt, Columbia; Carolyn Mc
Manus, Monroe, N. C.; Jeanne
Rogerson, Florence; Sallie Scott,
Florence; Julie Temple, Charlotte,
N. C.; Mandy Thomas, Beaufort;
Becky Warren, Wilmington, Del.;
Nancy Woodward, New Bern, N. C.
(Ganecock Staff Photo
by Rockholz)
AFTER RECEIVING bids, eager
pledges race to the sorority roon
of their choice to be eagerly en
braced by happy, newly acquired
sisters. Pictured above is one such
enthusiastic reception.
Society Page
Gives Policy,
Sets Deadline
Attention! Publicity Chairmen
of fraternities, sororities, and other
social groups. The deadline for
The Gamecock society page is 8
p.m. Monday night. Any material
turned in after this time will not
be used in The Ganecock. There
fore, if information is turned in
promptly, coverage will be possible
for each group.
Address all material to Ginny
Carroll, Society Editor, The Game
cock; or leave in Room 208 Russell
House.
Names of people who dated a
certain party to a certain party
will not be printedl on The Game
cock society page this semester.
However, news of what happened
at those parties or group projects
will be very much appreciated.
If you
or und
can Sa
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Airwa
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P.S...and Reservations C
'fly Soi
GOD couNsECn
ledges
PI BETA PHI
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Marie Amich, Columbia; Carole
Bennett, Charleston; Nancy Brady,
Springfield, Va.; Genie Carter, Co
lumbia; Christie Corley, Lexing
ton; Cheryl David, Glen Rock,
N. J.; Pat Dillingham, Lancaster;
Jane Dowling, Beaufort; Barrie
Frey, Baltimore; Nena Frost,
Greenville; Carole Gaulin, Colum
bia; Kathy Gehman, Gitmo Bay,
Cuba; Sandra Hunt, Siler City,
N. C.; Georgia Johnson, Atlanta,
Ga.; Raye Jones, N. Augusta;
Martha Meares, Maryville, Tenn.;
Patti Montague, Springfield, Va.;
Judi Mundi, Greenwood; Sandy
Noell, Westfield, N. J.; Colette
Powers, Rye, N. Y.; Shula Randy,
Columbia; Barbara Baskis, Glou
cester; Jan Sample, Statesville,
N. C.; Janet Selman, Charleston;
Cindy Shaughnessy, Springfield,
Va.; Brenda Stephenson, Colum
bia; Debbie Welch, Morganton,
N. C.; Connie White, Winston-Sa
lem, N. C.; Jamie Young, Charles
ton.
ZETA TAU ALPHA
XTA
Linda Baroody, Timmonsville;
Betsy Boody, Staten Isl., N. Y.;
Donna C. Davis, Kingsport, Tenn.;
Linda Denny, Columbia; Mary
Ann Ellis, Yorktown, Va.; Judi
Haralson, West Point, Ga.; Kay
Hardy, Shaw AFB; Linda Horton,
Columbia; Pamela Belle Hutto,
Harleyville; Carol Jones, Colum
bia; Barbara A. Medcalf, N.
Augusta; Barbara Meetze, Heath
Springs; Audry Ann Meyer, Char
leston; Ann Parkinson, Rock Hill;
Georgeanne Pryor, West Colum
bia; Ruth Ingrid Restrick, Had
denfield, N. J.; Karen Russell.
Sullivan's Isl.; Beverly June Self,
Greenville; Sue L. Self, Columbia;
Donna G. Shuler. Cameron; Adri
anna H. Sims, Columbia; Anne G.
Stephens, High Point, N. C.;
Dorothy Sterling, Columbia; Deb
orah E. Sullivan, Alexandria, Va.;
Mary Lee Sutton, Wyckoff, N. J.;
Pam Tovey, Charleston; Pat Tray
lor, Shaw AFB; Scottie Turner,
Chesterfield; Margaret S. Watson,
Bishopville.
Maxcy Bro
Fall Semes
Maxcy Brotherhood has an
nounced its pledges for the fall
semester.
New pledges are as follows:
Bill McMillin, Wilmington, Del.;
Steve Long, Williamsport, Pa.;
Ron Burlson, Fairlawn, N. J.;
Mike Wingard, West Columbia;
Rodney Q. Kinard, Orangeburg;
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...ALL DIRECTIQlMM
ANXIOUS SORORITY RU S111
Rusmel HouN Amembly RItm),i. 'I
proved the most tene in the plig,
Blessed Ev(
Observed C
By LIDE a
Congratulations are in order to
Dean and Mrs. Eugene Cooper
upon the birth of a 5 lb. 13% oz.
baby daughter. Born on her pa
ternal grandmother's birthday, the
new queen bee (of the honey
combs, that is) was named Stepha
nie Dare.
The arrival caused quite a com
motion in the men's dorms when
Mrs. Cooper frantically tried to
reach the dean. She called Car
roll Painter by mistake repeat
edly, trying to get a hall coun
selor. May Day went out, and
mother and baby are fine.
Fanny Hill, a German Shepherd
owned by Carole Joyce, has I0
puppies. This is a feat in itself.
not to mention that the father is
an English Bull.
Our Anderson friends tell us
that Dean Hall (Lou) has a name
sake.
SPEAK FOR YOUISFLF, JOHN
Dean Brunton starred at the
thers Tell
fer Pledges
Paul H[awkin, Charleston; William
Muller, Baltimore, Md.; Phil
Sprause, Spartanburg; Mark Hlop
kins, Williamsport. Pa.; Jeff Kin.
caid, Huntington, W. Va.; Da:ve
Dumas, New York City; Gene
Simanek, Fair Lawn, N. J.: Steve
Arnold, Bronx, N. Y.
Vice-president Spencer Gaintt
will be pledge trainer, lie will be
aided by a committee composed
of Bob Caste, .Jimmy Jlohnson,
Johnny Jones, and Stan Rushten.
Although new members have
been formally pledged, ceremonies
connectedl with pledging will con
tinue through Thanksgiving.
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hill-cock Staff I'hoto by RockhOlz)
.E.S awatit distributi( of bids in
he11se finll- fcw minute, of rush
rrantic vleeks.
hnts, 'John,'
On Campus
nd LEROY
opening of the new cafeteria Mon
daY when he told the boys it
Would be tie first and last time
they could tour the ladies' rest
fo,om. "It's the prettiest john I've
ever seen," he said. Taking him
at his word, the boys rushed in ...
right upon two mighty embar
rassed coeds.
STORIES WE WISH WE KNEW
MORE ABOUT
%hen Dr. Wagener Fought Jack
Dempsey
Tri Delts Serenade Purple On
ion
.Jqff Christie European Skeet
'hampion
Sigma Chi's S ii r v i v e Beer
Shower
('l1l PSI'S AT LAKE MURiRAY
Chi Ps's and their dates partied
all Saturday in suaimer-like sun
at S. C. MlMe,kin's place on Lake
Murray. The fling which began in
(arly afternoon lasted until the
kegs went dry late at night.
i:NGA.( ED
.1inx Cushian (Pi Phi) and
Dick Harden (Clemson).
PINNED
J< an Bennett (Pi Phi) and Bob
'ilema t Citadeli: Al Bassett
iChi P-ii and Sandy Bri! iFrost
hurg,: Roiver E!Iiot Phi Kap and
Elikn P'art n: Marty DuRiiss (Phi
NKapt and .1 oyee K iztr : Rlon Brown
l'Phi 1K art I and Shari HTaske!!
A pology
On page 41 of Iast it eek's is
sute. Tim Gameco ck inadvert -
entlyi miade two mistakes in
picturing fraternity p 1 e d y e
pmns.
The pin shown for Phi D)elta
Theta wtas an old nin, not the
oine currently worn by Phi
Dtelt pledges.
(Chi Psi's pin wtas shown side
wai . Properly illustrated, the
pin represents an hour glass.
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