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(A) (A) Among the most active of Carolina's organizations is the YM-YWCA. Even before the actual school year startqd the Y, as it does every year, is at work acquainting freshmen boys and girls with life at Carolina. Girl coun selors, above, sunned on the lake pier at freshman camp. (B) With the swinging in of the new school year, so rorities and fraternities commence their convivial gather ings, characteristic of campus social life. Upper right, girls of Delta Delta Delta celebrate Founders' day with a banquet. (C) The beginning of the post-war college life brought more progressive activity to campus life. A campus radio station was one of the projects borne out of this acceler ated interest. After much effort and planning had been set forth, radio statiol WUSC began regular operations from ,,;BEWARE of shadows and glare! BE WISE protect your eyes! BE BRIGHT with BETT.ER LIGHT! South Carolina Electric & Gas Company ____ ____ ____ ____(D) GOOD FOOD at a GOOD PRICE * Two Pork Chops, French Fries, Slaw ............'65# e T-Bone Steak, French Fries, Slaw ...... .......85# * '/ Fry Oysters, French Fries, Slaw ..............50# REGULAR LUNCH & TASTY SANDWICHES THE WAFFLE SHOP One I)Iock from the Campus 1207 PENDLETON START THE NEW YEAR OFF RIGH T . . . and right you'll be when you frequent THE PLAZA and THE ORIENTAL for their enjoyable atmosphere and fine foods. DELICIOUS CHINESE DISHES PREPARED BY OUR ElXPERT CHINESE CHEFS. A TRULY DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO DINE. ORIENTAL & PLAZA' "IN TilE IJART OF 5 POINT&' Salade & Groom 5 Points apN arG.H mT t .! 414 4s '4 - M () McGREGOR'S C-an~ DRUG ST OR E $0$ 1308 MAIN STREET For Prescriptions e Sodas Cigarette. * Toilet Articlesar ...__._?."_... Clothes -10 .(B)- -. Cross-Sec:ion Review Of 'ife 't Caro'lina. the old slave quarters, now tabbed the "Goofus building." At Center, fall semester officers pine for the -Gamecock photographer. D) Then, now and always, thero is Big Thursday. Twenty-five thousand saw the fiehting Gamemceks down Clemson 21-19. Pete Lane was mighty handy with hig placements that day. (E) ...Then there were chasses,and laboratories. ,~ ".4 A CusssSediEMBEv,It'sth th od laequrtrs nwTabe he Blofue RoomlMuicnSho At entr,falsmeseroffcr "iseteningh Gaeock o aes eod (D he,n206%awy, hr ainst (Uti r uros fo.aeyaptnoe placements that day.. ISYORS. JEW LLAN c...x. ..... .a.TeBuRomM scS p Pre%ManStm( The crs.focW.e aptn otl SCHOOL SUPPLIE Brnett'1