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The Carolina Winter Wee
gin Friday, Dec. 8, with a S
concert featuring t h e I
Tickets to the free concert mi
at the Russell House Infori
Columbia
CO l'MIllAMBI F.ll)lNCE HALL
('lumiba Ke."idence Hall will
hold a party Saturday, Dec. 2, for
i m1111 residents.
Victory
Members of the Town Mei
hostility on the Clemson victs
at Lake Murray. There wasn'
tion which had been advertis
the best of the situation.
Lambda
D)uring this~ semeter's "Lend-A
Hand" wee. k the pledIge class of
Lambdai Chi Alpha spent 1310 man
hours~ cleaning the grounds of
( laude I. Taylor Elementary
Stchoot.
T he "Lnd-A-Hand" wecek is a
projec(t undertamken each semester
to uid a lota garden club in beau
tifying the Columbia area. This
smester the fraternity, chose to
help the Ed(enwood0( Garden Club
of West Columbia, who suggestedl
they clean the school grounds.
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LIFETIME
LOWELL $125 ALSO $150 TO 1975
WEDDING RiNG 62.50
DIAMOND RINGS
Guaranteed Perfect
KING'S JEWELERS
"Two Stores to Serve You"
1611 Main St.-1437 Main St.
252-2166 253-5361
."Htae ni Keepsake Diamonds".
re Buckinghat
kend will be- One ID card
tudent Union non-USC dat
luckinghams. S1.50. Their
iy be reserved Drag," "Don'
nation Desk. Mercy, Mercy
Hall To I1
The party will be at the State
Fairgrounds from 8 until mid
night. Tickets may be obtained
from hall representatives and are
Staff Photo by Jimmy Waanamaker
Bonfire
i's Association take out their
ry Saturday night at a party
t much cause for the celebra
ed, but the Town Men made
Chi 'Len
The work on the school grounds
was under the directorship of
D)ave Henderson, pledge class
p)resident. Other officers are D)on
LaRose, vice president; Alex Prid
more, secretary; and John Wit
liamis, treasurer.
Why ne
sweater? Or an armh
most wonderMu colors
selection at
THE
SURREY SHOP
*\/ILLAGFR A T RICHI AD AIr
'is
is required per couple and
tickets are available for
hits include "Kind of a
t You Care," and "Mercy,
[old Party
$1.50 per couple.
The cost of the tickets include
refreshments and a buffet dinne
at the Redwood Cafeteria. Musi
will be provided by the Tangent.
DELTA DELTA DELTA
The Delta Delta Delta pledg
class officers are Betsy Brook:
president; Betsy Van Doren, vice
president; Patsy Craig, secretary
Pat Williams, treasurer. Marg
Humphreys is the new chaplai
and Ray Wannamaker will serv
as fraternity education assistant.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
New pledges of Sigma Phi Ep
silon are Gary Brandt, Charles
ton; Bill Duncan, Fort Mill; Day
Freeman, Brunswick, Maine; An
sell Gantt, Columbia; Doug Her
rick, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J.
Warren Landis, McLean, Va,
G e o r g e McCarthy, River Vah
N. J.; Jay Miller, Westfield, N. J.
Guy Reynolds, Atlanta, Ga.; Dur
can Rutherf or d, Aiken; Mik
Sanders, Columbia; Sandy Sar
dow, Columbia; Greg Seminof:
Stanford, Conn.; Rick Schule
Darian, Conn.; Ken Skenes, Cc
lumbia; Bob Smith, Baltimor
Md.
ds Hand
Open rush pledges helping wvit
the project wvere Jay Childers, S
Simons Island, Ga.; Ronnie Johr
son, West Columbia; Larry Roya
Virginia Beach, Va.; John Taylo
Greenwood; andl John William
Greenwood.
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Igive her
ii of themn In the world's
? You'll find a dizzying
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en main
AALL ONLYV
c2ckey
While we are not attemptinf
panic, we feel that the singula:
cently evidenced by that monoli
ment of mass destruction in the :
not Slater) may indicate that tl
the two or three here with the
for the elevator, we give warni
* *
We feel that some sort of av
lina boy who celebrated his bir
ginia, two Lindas and a Trish or
4 a.m. He warmed-up the nigh
same girls from 11 until 3. It's I
know who the girls were.
* *
The Garnet and Black contir
many people as possible stand a
nual "pageant" (we call it this f<
epithet. What describes a room
all those girls walk through tr
by the elaborate tapping of innu
and an uncounted number of p
ago (to use a descriptive but i
cuse). At any rate, people we
(and out of) the Columbia Hal
prisingly and suspiciously like a
(But that isn't really correct be,
was renovated.)
LAVALII
Doris Kirkpatrick (Charloti
- (Kappa Sigma).
ENGAG
Becky Crawford (Columbia
(APO), and Susan Hamm to Pau
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to start a
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thic instru
Russell House (the elevator,
te end is drawing nigh. To
stubborn patience to wait
ng.
rard should go to the Caro
thday by talking to a Vir
the phone from 11 p.m. to
t before by talking to the
oo bad the poor boy doesn't
iued its policy of having as
s long as possible at its an
>r lack of a more descriptive
too full of people watching
ree times interrupted only
rnerable new campus leaders
:>wer failures?) some while
neaningless journalistic ex
re standing everywhere in
I ballroom which looks sur
renovated airplane hanger.
:ause it doesn't look as if it
:RED
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ED
~ollege) to Robert Schucker
I Davis (Newberry College).
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Staff Photo by Elliott Borensteln
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