The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 13, 1966, Page Page Seven, Image 7
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Just as some people have to have the last laugh, some fra
ternities seem to have to try to have the last party of the
semester. The Kappa Sigs and the Phi Kaps are tied thus
far, as they both plan socials for tomorrow.
ATENTION, LADIES . . . There must be something to
that old claim that behind every great man there stands a
great woman (or whatever it is). If you don't believe it,
just ask Mrs. Bill Younglood (wife of newly elected student
)ody pres.) and Mrs. Dick Elliot (wife of new Gamccock
editor) and just about any other "Mrs. USC Student."
ENGAGED: Jim Sharp (PiKA) and Judy Cassells;
Doug Senter (Sigma Chi) and Ellen Thurmond (Chi 0);
Dave Mims (graduate school) and Anida Perna (ZTA alum)
Hill Jackson (Kappa Sig alum) and Pat Arnold (ZTA).
PINNED: Jim Rogers (Sigma Ni) and Babs McDowell;
Teddy Wagner (SAE) and Dianne Wilson (Pi Phi) ; Robbie
Caroll (SAE) and Kit Sossamon (Tri-Delt) ; Carl Hendricks
(ATO) and Jennie Smith; Jim Campbell (Sigma Chi) and
Bonnie Floyd: David White (Sigma Chi) and Caro Riley
(Chi 0) ; Jim Papadea (Sigma Chi) and Jane Astion; Danny
Rogers- (Pi Kap) and Jeannine Ganes; Hill Rhodes (Pi Kap)
and Julie Marin (Dunalmrtoii) , Spike Stephenson (Pi Kap)
and Michele Smile (Cedar Cre.t ( College).
L,AVALIERED: Leslie Bradfield (Pi Kap) and Linda
Manning.
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Kappa Psi !
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David B. Smith of Greer wf
of Kappa Psi, pharmacy honon
last Monday.
Other new officers include Till
man Hughes, first vice president; I
Billy Brice, second vice president; 4
Jimmy Ewing, secretary; John
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Seniors With
Annual Outing
The Institute of Electrical and t
Electronics Engineers, professional
society, held its annual spring se
mester picnic last Saturday at the
Pine Island Club at Lake Murray.
According to Richard Buzun, the
institute's p r e s i d e n t, approxi
mately 60 electrical engineering
seniors, graduate students, and
faculty attended the outing.
Supper was preceded by a soft
ball game.
Chaperons for the event were
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Spell.
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a installed as the new regent
try fraternity, in a ceremony
;mith, treasurer; John Arant, his
orian; Morris Kelley, chaplain;
md Sam Glenn, pledge master.
SWEETHEART
Peggy Blenis of Winthrop Col
ege was chosen sweetheart of
(appa Psi at the fraternity's
pring formal last weekend. Peggy
a pinned to Billy Brice.
The Darvenelles played for the
ormal event, which was held at
he Columbia Hotel.
Tony Bartley was named out
itanding pledge of the spring se
mester, and O'Neil Jayroe was
-ecognized as outstanding pledge
)f fall semester.
FOUNDER'S DAY
Today Kappa Psi is celebrating
Pounder's Day. A speech empha
tizing the importance of this day
was delivered to the fraternity
arlier this month by Walter R.
Williams, first grand regent of
Kappa Psi nationally.
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Three coeds have been named
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fraternities; they are the goddes
sea of the Greek-letter fraternities
which they represent.
Vicki Johnson is Dream Girl of
Pi Kappa Alpha, Linda Manning
is Rose Queen of Pi Kappa Phi,
and Kathy Scudder is Sweetheart
of Sigma Chi.
PII KAPPA ALPA
Vicki Johnson, a sophomore from
Hartsville, was named Dream Girl
of Pi Kappa Alpha at the fra
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Vicki is also a pledge of Chi
OneWa sorority.
Several awards were presented
at the formal event:
.Jim Graves received the Robert
L. Armstrong Outstandinr Senior
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Ed Bond received the president's
gavel.
Nick Nicholson was recognized
as best pledge of spring semester,
while Harry Stramiello was named
best pledge for the fall term.
PI KAPPA PHI
Linda Manning of Latta, S. C.
was crowned Rose Queen of Pi
Kappa Phi during the fraternity's
annual Rose Ball last Saturday.
The formal dance was held at
American Legion Post No. Six.
Linda is lavaliered to Leslie
Bradfield, secretary of Carolina's
Sigma Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi.
She will represent the chapter in
the national Rose Queen contest
sponsored by Pi Kap.
Jeannine Gaines, sponsored by
Danny Rogers, and Julie Marin,
ponsored by Bill Rhodes, were
runners-up in the fraternity's se
lect ion.
SIGMA ('I
Kathy Scudder, a junior major
ing in English, was announced
Sw,eetheart of Sigma Chi at the
fraternity's recent Derby Day fes
ti%ities.
Kathy i. a transfer from Ben
nett College in New York. Her
home is Locust, New Jersey.
Here at Carolina, Kathy is a
member of Chi Omega sorority.
On Sunda% night Sigma Chi will
serenade recently pinned brothers
and their sweethearts. beginning
at 7 p.m.
Brothers will march from the
quadrangle with lighted candles,
form a cross in front of Sims
dormit4,ry and sing their well
known song. "The Sweetheart of
Sigma Chi "
Sweethearts will also receive
roses from the chapter in honor
,of the occasion.
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