The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 06, 1966, Page Page Seven, Image 7
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By
We wouldn't want to mesi
stand that exams will begi
WEEKS! Hut just think . .
sun-warmed hours . . . You
school? What! you're working
with Uncle Sam?
.JOHN IS BACK . . . Ten
of an old an much-missed frie
floor over two months ago ai
since. During his absence,
visits next door.
WHO KNOWS... what
all wet swimming the Atlantic
a U.S.A. original? No, you mu
CHAMPAGNE ATMOSPH
dents tried to freshen their <
to the machinery on the roof.
lence Welkish atmosphere i
llossom Streets.
PAINFUL MEMOIRS
.tained derieres bring miemo
many aching participants
antics were delightful.
THE SCOOP THAT GOI
greatly appreciates the good
stumbled into the office to rc
party. Regretfully, he faileo
p,arty or where it wis or Just
just say that it must haV'e b
BARGAIN RASEMENT
clines; Slater food service ca
1-oard "for sale" dep,-artment:
1ppeals court; we truly couhi
PINNEI . . . Jim Mc('
(Chi 0) ; Gary Cocins (Phi E
(PiKA) and Judy Belluscio.
ENGAGED . . . Lloyd lie
gler (Chio 0).
Maxcy Broth
Will Host Foi
Maxt-y Brotherhood hl
formall:l initiation las-t Fri<bay at
7 p.
Ou tgoing vIec president ('har e
montgomery presided.
The lace (If initiation is nee
Issarily kept a secret from non.
active iemillbers If the fraternity.
On suiday the fraternity held
anl activatiton supper ait 6:.'0 p.m.
at Shiimly's. The evening inlclud
ed a ceremonly for. new actives, and1
the p resell ntt ion of paddles t4
And,~ z foPgoraOns. ;.en ke
sln
centr dimond. . uaratee
cu.The nm,Kesk,i
Adour goassureas.lietimets
peactolcr aeen per
sonal Keepsake at your
Keepsake Jeweler's store. Finc
him in the yellow pages undei
Jewelers.'
HOW TO PLAN YOUR ENG
IPlease ser'd new 20-page booklet
Iand Wedding' and new 12-page
IAlso, send specIal oil or of booutilh
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IKEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS, 8(
TALES
DAM
I up your mind, but we under
n in LESS THAN THREE
after exams, those heavenly
say you're going to summer
in Alaska? Did you say a trip
ement 10 welcomes the return
nd. John fell through the first
id has been out of commission
residents have made frequent
A GO GO meant before it got
? You mean you thought it was
;t be thinking of A LA CARTE.
ER E . . . "N" dormitory resi
onditioned air by adding soap
Little resulted besides a Law
)m the corners of Main and
. . Skinned knees and grass
ries of Derby Dav tumbles to
We have to add that their
FORGOT . . . The G(imccock
intentions of one friend who
port the goings on at a recent
I to remember who gave the
how he spelled his name. We'll
'en a 1LAST.
South Tower ven(ing ma
feterias: Russell House bulletin
Greek Week; University traffic
go onanonanonanonaiioi. . . .
ary (SA E tand Dale Nettles
p) and Pugi Kohl; Dick Schulz
ndricks (SA E) and Sue Span
ers Activate;
rmal Tonight
big brother.s.
MaNxy will hosT alumni and
guests tonlight at the "lin and
Out" formal.
The fraternitv sweetheart. will
bt. alounced and new actives
will be prevented.
Members of M Xcy irothermhod
will pre,set t heir dates with sur
ri e fa1vol., as keiepsakes of the
legitiing at 7 p.m.. the foi mld
wil inlutdt. dance band music.
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Council Drop
Recent Sorori
Panhelleiie Council and its so
rorities enjoyed a social week,
highlighted by the campus-wide
May Day drop-in which took place
on first floor Sims Tuesday.
AIIIA DE:XA P
Alpha Delta Pi sorority cele
brated their Derby Day victory
with an informal dance on Satur
(ay night.
The Seductives played from 8
p.m. to 12 midnight at the Syrian
Lebanon Club. Dates and guests
as well as the Sigma Chi's were
invited.
Week Th
By CIND
All this stuff about Southe
Puts us Yankees in perple:
Who said the South was a I
Even for a Yank, it's been E
For this week was Greek V
Let me explain my dilemm
Tuesday was the Pageant
But I was too late--couldr1
What's more my clothes w
I dressed Northern style
Now I ask you how a Yan
That the belles would don 1
Yet I smiled through the w
With a North-of-the-Masor
Panting, I made it to see (
Give all my hard-earned a
1y sun-down Wednesday o
That my schedule was cau
But Thursday I put on the
And went to the Greek We
Over this event I was clear
Until I found out I had noi
Friday I grabbed my trust
Only to end in another pick
I still wonder . . . who darc
Hut a little accident won'
Tonight at the concert The
And tomorrow . . . have
crutches?
TRADIT
SHIRTS AND !
* By VAN HEUS
SPORT COATS
By PALM BEACH
COPELA
Travye
Don't take those winte
in our Cold Storage
$4.95 plus usual clea
stuff in a large box.
too, for other wooleni
until fall.
LAUND RY
ACROSS MOM It
Al1
eFridaI
-in Highlights
ty Activities
DELTA DELTA DFLTA
Members of Delta Delta Delta
sorority sold shoe shines on April
21 in front of the Russell House.
On Saturday the sorority con
gregated at the lake home of Holly
Lumpkin for an afternoon of sun
ning and swimming.
KAPPA DELTA
Sunday afternoon, from 3 to 5
p.m., Kappa Delta held its an
nual Mother-alumnae tea.
Pnri-nt,z. alums, and professors
were invited to attend the social,
which was held in the sorority
room.
at Wows
Y MILLS
rn tradition
ced condition.
eisurely place?
t fast pace,
reek and May Day, too;
i to you:
. . . they said I could star,
't park my car.
re wrong as could be
:asually.
k should know
heir frills and bows?
iole flowery affair,
i-Dixon air.
)KD
wards away.
ne could clearly see
sing me anxiety.
finest duds yet,
ek Awards Banquet.
ly delighted .
been invited.
tricycle
e
d to move that tree
t stop me
Platters pull the punches .
ou ever trieti to dance on
IONAL
PORT SHIRTS
EN and ENRO
AND SLACKS
and KINGSRIDGE.
END CO.
Senning The G.asecock.
In Their Owa, Backyard
1 Light!
r clothes. homel Leave them
vault for the summer. Just
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Hanging storage available,
and furs. Nothing to pay
& CLEANERS
AT BLOSSOM
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)pen Doily 11:30 A.M.
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t' & Saturay 'til 1:00t A.A
Derby Day
Alpha Delta Pi ,orority# isnem
hers (abxove) climbed onl a spirit
ed4 band wagons prior to Sigmva
Chi Derby Day fe-livitie-. Ia,-t Fri
day.
The derby trophy woukd ordi
narily ha%e bien in flhe po %es-,ion
of Zeta Tau Alph: i srority memt
her, who took fir%l place in last
year's Derby Da%. A mnemberl of
WDIN proudly- di%lplays it here,
howe-ver, at% the sorority conifis
cated it fromi the Zeuas.
%DP'i won the trophy legall-w ons
Frida% hy taking fir%t place in
1hree event,..
Merhied Sigmavi Chi'm Brant
H.o%(d and Hill Lame (at right)
prepare to releame grea--ed pigs for
1he se-cret race of the 1966 Der
hy% Day.
SWelen contestant,% %campered af
Ier the moquealing "I.waUm.," taking
the inevitable -pills and humpili
Knomi-natured1y. (hic -,queal %ap,
heard from the conte..tani--, ho%
e%er, whens a pig decided it) fight
loack.
CIA inl merall- i6 Claire Terr,
Alpha Delta I'-. pig cha,er who
%onl the event.
ADPi E
Alpha Delta Pi orority clainied
irst place in Sigma o'hi Derb
dy last Friday.
The sorori:y won three of the
,ight events, and placed second
n another. Tica Brissey of Kappa
)eta Tuorority A,s named "Miss
Venus" of 1966i. She and six other
irls were judged oni the beauty
of their leg and figures.
During the afternoon Sigma,
'hi' reconize trs. D.h C.l Boks
whois heoies living "Sw taeet-n
leariof Sigma Chi irn
prpae o elaM Mg E N'Se pgfor
ii. .ert ict fth 96 )r-u
lii flat'
hikn fro the aitager hit
ADi PGHU
'jstp. c iAn f Siga('i I)erhv
.hs Derby Trophy
Th e f r atern ii ty v surp)ri sed the ,ag i in t e " e pl c s," a !e
sororities with a greased p)ig re fr,k eos otsa t
chase. The natuire of the racerawihaawegblnd1I
had been kep)t secret f rom the apo,wt rs a ulo
virls all week."-tr wih ter f t in sc
ADPi won the contest, but a i ihterhnso h
Tri-Delt made a gallant effort,grudadterftinhei,
running all the way to Pendle- welarwsye
ton Street in persuit of a pig. She "ZpSr"wathnmegvi
returned to the Horseshoe, pig-in- tecn.s nwihgrsdne
arms and panting, to find thesleigbag.chndter
race already won.-0te,admrgdgin
Kappa Delta and Zeta Tau
A DP too top hoor once Piwnth uckagecn
LADIES
-Ou
BOOTS
riseerb Tfrophyeas Cnesat
chas. Te ntureof he aceran with a raw egg balanced in
had eenkep secet romthea spoon, with a trash can full of
~rirl all eek,water, with their feet in sacks.
Al)~i on heconest bu aand with their hands on the
TriDel mae agalanteffrt,ground and their feet in the air,
runnng ll te wy toPenle-wheelbarrow style.
tonStret n prsut o a ig.She "Zip Strip" was the name given,
retrne totheHoreshe, ig-n-the con--est in which girls donned
armsandpaning,to indthesleeping b a g s, changed their
race lread Won.lothes, and emerged again.
Kapp Deta nd etaTau A DPi won the quick-change con
Alpa iedfo seon plcein hetest in under two minutes, and
pig case.Pi Beta Phi and Zeta tied for see
ADPitooktop onor onemod place.
C'hi Omega won the balioon race,
while AI)Pi ecked out a second
place position. Chi 0 also won
LADIES'the derby snatch which took place
O ton Thursday preceding Derby
Kappa Delta claimed two vie
.ries, including the Miss Venus
competition and the "BuHtter Fin -
uzers" contest. The latter required
that contestants toss greased raw
eggs back and forth, increasing
their distance' apart with each
toss.
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority won
the race to find the key in the
E V Y 'SMaster of Cerem1oni(es for the
ND ASSEMBLY afternoon was Sen. J1ames H1am
nmond; D)ave White served his fra
ternity as chairman of the derhy.
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