The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 13, 1967, Page Page Four, Image 4
By SALL'
Another year has gone
champagne, and cigarette s
about to do the same-in a
forting thoughts of "oh, well
"It was a very good yeE
good year for evading the di
ing the physics course (ani
passing the buck.... A ver;
rallies, faking ID cards, sou
very good year for Duke
Reagan and William Manch<
and the bootleggers and Bf
lina.
Awards of the Year wei
Year; Thomas F. Jones, Hea
Pep Rally of the Year. TI
went to the Duke Blue Dev
NCAA ; and the 1966 Gold (
Carolina Man of the Yea
Dream House of the Year tc
Year, Memorial Hall (will i1
of the Year, the 182 who c
election.
1967 has already gotten
ten New Year's Resolutions
ten Carolina men and wome
Eve, and tco many out of
paper on the gym floor at
Here's to a year of bette
ships, more school spirit,
dandy, but sex won't rot you
New Year's card.) . . . Havi
Many good and stout-he;
have fallen in the throes of
for the happy? bonds of bE
or married. Here is a sma
combed:
LAVA
Karen Stone (Chee-raw
(Phi Delt) ; Lynn McSorlye
Collette Powers (Pi Phi)
Carolyn Epperly (Pi Phi) ti
Smoake (Pi Phi) to Pete K,
row to Dave Hutson (Sig I
(Phi Ep).
PI)
Sharon Hixon (ADPi) to
Shuler (C2) to Nicky Goodw
(Pi Phi) to Tom Southard
Tree Stroman (Phi Delt) ; BC
Reeves (Phi )elt); Patsy I
Sig) ; Jan Stokes (Winthrol
Sig) ; Libby Lewis (C:) to Sh
Wilson (Pi Phi) to Jo Major
Phi) to Bo Barwick (ATO)
Ambrose (ATO) ; Wanda
Brotherhood).
EN(
Mollie Scott (Ohio State 1
Shroaka to Jimmy Manos (
See Hutton to Randy Amiel
Sally Carter to Wayne La.
Bacon (USN) ; Gaye Willing
College) ; Julie Winn (D)Z) t,
(Selfridge A.F.B., Michigan)
Beskid (Winthrop) to Ron
Mangum (D)Z) to Rick Cate
to Tommy FoIst; Gail Godf)
(Sigma Nu).
MA]
Joan Powers (alum) to J1
(alum) to Wayne NeighborE
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-1966 left us in a blaze of glory,
moke-and another semester is
blaze of F's, FA's, and the com
, there's always summer school."
r," says the song. . . . A very
-aft, shortening the skirt, flunk
I the biology and the history),
y good year for spontaneous pep
nding false fire alarms. . . . A
and for Clemson, for Ronald
aster, for the people of Georgia
iptist ministers of South Caro
it to Sigma Chi's, Party of the
dache of the Year; Dean Cooper,
te Good Sportsmanship Trophy
ils; Decision of the Year to the
'rutch to Mike Grosso.
r Award went to Ashley Halsey;
Mrs. Amanda Lott; Idea of the
ever be more?) ; and Students
ared enough to vote in the last
off to a good start. Nine out of
have been broken, nine out of
n escaped arrest on New Year's
ten students threw cokes and
the Clemson game.
r grades, fewer athletic scholar
and fewer cavities. ("Candy's
r teeth," according to one coed's
a happy year, everybody!
:rted Carolina men and women
love and given up their freedom
ing lavaliered, pinned, engaged
11 sampling of those who suc
LIERED
High School) to Robert Angle
to Pat McWhirter (Phi Delt);
to George McCarthy (PiKA);
Bill May (West Point) ; Pam
mnedy (Phi Delt) ; Janice Bor
p): Kay Jordan to Ira Radin
4NEI)
Al Pollard (Lambda Chi) ; Dale
in (Lambda Chi) ; Susan Caplan
(Phi I)elt) ; Martha Walters to
trbara Roberts (Chi 0) to Butch
"lowers to Owen Hand (Kappa
) to David McCracken (Kappa
:osh Foreman (Kappa Sig) ; ('am
(Sigma Nu) ; Connie White (Pi
Jan Sample (Pi Phi) to Dick
Smith to Ali Najjar (Maxcy
AGED
Jniversity) to Joe Carter; Katie
Baptist College of Charleston);
(Clemson, D)elta Phi Kappa);
ae ; Ruth Howie to Lt. David
ham to Dick Oetgen (Newberry
Richard Sellers; Treina Siegel
to J. J. Smith (Sig Ep) ; Susan
Barrett (Sig Ep); Linda Jo
s; Mary Nancy Norris (AD)Pi)
rey (AIDPi) to .John D)avenport
im Assey (Tri-Ep) ; Rose Regg
(USMC).
Dickens can't scare
you when you're armed
with Cliff's Notes. As
you read "Tale Of Two
Cities," your Cliff's
Notes will provide a
complete explanation
and summary of every
( chapter. It will do won
ders in smoothing the
"rough" spots and in.
creasing your under
standing. And don't
stop with Dickens.
There are more than
125S Clif f's Notes ready
to help you make bet
ter grades in every lit
erature course.
1st your bookseller
$ or write for
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Savings up
BIG SAVIN
Christmas season is traditio
scason for ringing and pinning.
above a Carolina co-cvd agreed to
gagement scene. The bottom pic
Fraterni
KAPPA SIGMA
The Kappa Sig's held a party at
the Airport Legion on Friday, Jan.
G, reportedly to "relieve the ten
sions and anxieties of approach
ing exams." According to the fra
ternity brothers it proved to be
an effective remedy.
Pill D)ELTA TIhFTA
Tonm Southard has been elected
President of Phi Delta Theta Fra
ternity for the spring semester.
Other officers are Frank Cald
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re-inact her en- chest of gold, sily.
lure shows what
ies Elect
well, vice-president; liarry Sicora,
secretary; Scott Grounsell, treas-1
urer; Tomi Allen, alum secretary; 1
Paul Knapp, eI hia pIia i n; David1
Ane hrse;LeNey i
brarian; C1ay Smih isoin
cersifo thAsrnd emeter.The
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Schell, vice-pres ident ; David Sor,
seu,cretar St irdunsell t ray,
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Paul Kapp, caplain8Da0i
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raternitv mnn pins his sweetheart
l)e in a sorority. The result is a
er and jewels.
Officers
orresponding s e c r e t a r y; Ira
tadin, recording secretary; Robert
(ahn, pledge master.
Phi Ep held a stag beer bust
'riday night at the Knights of Co
umbuhts. Memblers providedl the en
ertaiflnment.
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Schedule Given
Sprint
Begin
Spring fraternity rush w
all men who meet eligibility
A minimum of 2.0 GPR
previous semester, or a score
sity's entrance rating are pr
The activities will begin
House Assembly Room at
p.m. Feb. 1. All men student
intending to go out for rusl
must attend the first meet
ing.
Thursday, the second da:
of rush will include a 6 p.m. meet
Iing for all men eligible for rush i
Room 207 of the Russell Houst
This meeting will be followed b;
the first staggered open h o u s
from 7 to 9 p.m.
Rushees will again meet Friday
Feb. 3, at 6 p.m. in Room 20
of the Russell House. The secon
night of open house will follow
again from 7-9 p.m.
Stag s m o k e r s are schedule
from 7-9 p.m. Saturday and Sun
day. These may be attended b
invitation only.
Monday through Thursday o
the following week will bring
series of off-campus parties, als
by invitation only. Times for al
parties are 8 p.m. to midnight.
The following is the schedul
for off-campus parties:
Monday, Feb. 6 - Kappa Alphi
Phi Epsilon Pi, Pi Kappa Alpha.
Tuesday, Feb. 7 - Alpha Ta
Omega, Pi Kappa Phi. Sigma Pi
Epsilon.
Wednesday, Feb. 8 - K a p p
Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sign
Nv.
Thursday, Feb. 9 - Chi Psi, PI
Delta Theta, Phi Kappa S i g m a
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
h'lhe final invitational smoker c
spring rush is slated Friday, Fel
10 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Pledging will be Saturday. Fel
11 from 2 to .1 p.m.
Any men students wishing t
participate in spring rush activ
ties who have questions concerr
ing rush activities should contae
the Office of the Dean of Men o
Interfraternity Council officers
Ed TIucker, president; Bob Kurs
vice-presdent; Ed Bond, seere
tary; or Ron Parker, treasurer.
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ON
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Jackets, Si
Fies and 01
AT
Brdttot
1337 Main Street
ing at the All-Right Parki
ashin..tn ctre, wit. Pur.
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; Rush
s Soon
ill begin Wednesday, Feb. 1 for
requirements.
on 12 semester hours for the
of 504 or better on the Univer
-erequisites for rushing.
with a mass meeting in Russell
s
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M:Irs. Breazeale
Coed Chosen
To Appear
In Publication
Mrs. Sandra Elizabeth Clardy
lBreazeale has been selected to ap
a pear in the annual biographical
compilation, "Outstanding Young
Women of America."
A Carolina senior, Mrs. Brea
zeale. was chosen on the basis of
civic and professional activities.
The annual publication contains
the names of 6,000 outstanding
young women between the ages of
21 and :35. The publication is sup
ported by the nation's women's
clubs, who feel the recognition of
1- utstanding young women can in
t spire others to give their time to
r ulditional civic activities.
: Mr.~ Lyndon H. .Johnson is hon
~, >rary chairman of the Board of
-AdIvisory IEditors for the publica
tion.
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