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TOMMIE HERBERT, Society Editor Noelde Kennedy June Presnell Norma Bergman Cee ')a on ()9eef . a spoke a week ... By NOELLE KENNEDY Build a better rat trap and all Freshmen will beat a path to the Sophomore doors... Forsooth ! Cattlemen from Clem son are in need of cultivation-let's get out our disc harrows and run over 'em twice! Flash! ALICE PICKLESIMER and CARL VINES were married on September 4. Carl, who is an alum, is with the Retail Credit Company and expects to be transferred to Charleston in February. They are living at 1505 Laurel Street. IIKA CECIL WARD is now serving time (What, no meals?) with Uncle Sam's Army. A week late, but not lost, is the news of the following Lambda Chi's journey to North (Grrrr!) Carolina: BILLY RICHARDSON, GENE SWAN, BOB LANGSTON, JOHN JONES, GEORGE FLOYD, BOB THAMES, RAY JOHNSON, AUSTIN LATIMER, J. T. MAULDIN and BOB CARPEN TER. Maybe they didn't come back? IIKA's JIM McWHITE, RED RASBERRY and JIM SHIL LINGLAW say that it was a mighty fine dance at Coker College lost, I mean, last weekend. BILL GARNETT and CARROLL Mc)UFFIE were the only IIKA's on Campus last weekend. . . . Yep-broke! Question of the week: A confused student upon finding himself in the confines of the GAMECOCK office: "Is this a newspaper?" . . . All we have to say is, " ." The Phi Ep's held a party Saturday night at Silver Lake in honor of two initiates, IZZY LOURIE and ALLEN BAKER, both of Columbia. New officers of the IIKA pledge class are: RED RAS BERRY, president; STULB BULTMAN, vice-president; SONNY COLEMAN, secretary-treasurer. FRANK MARTIN, IIKA, and KAYE COX were married in September. He's in Aiken, now. Where is she? A drop-in will be given by the Phi Ep's in honor of their alumns following the Clemson game. And now a fragment of indefinitism: Phi Sig's had, have, or will have a rush smoker in Cornell Arms Apartments and roof, and aloof! Phi Sig's had a party Saturday night at the Cayce Women's Club to celebrate the fourth victory in volleyball. GERALD SCARBOROUGH, IIKA, put on six shows last week in Augusta at Bill and Harry's Night Club. HERMAN DAVIDSON, IIKA, went to Athens last week-I end to see Maryland stomp Georgia, and came back all smiles. Rolling HERB FREEMAN, IIKA, said he went home and spent the entire weekend with the society of Society Hill.... This kid is the playboy type. DOT HEYWARD, Tri Delt, married BEN BADGER, I sometime. Mr. and Mrs. JACK GRANGER (former pharmaceutical student) are now residing in Asheville, N. C. Pep Club meets on Wednesday at 5:00. At 6:30, there will be the burning of the Tiger in the Field house. At that rate, there oughta be enough heat to last the winter. After the cremation, comes the Grande Marche uptown. Everybody come, now, so we can wear a trench down Main Street. The Tigers might want to use it during or after the game. Following the Pep Club Rally, there is to be a Campus Wide Drop-In in Sims sponsored by the Coeds. The affair will last from 8:00 to 9:00. EVERYBODY be there! Next in line of event is the Blue Key Dance at the Ar mory at 9:00, combining the efforts of the "Gamecocks" and the "Tigers." HELEN JOHNSON, Tri Delt, went to Orangeburg last Friday. Holding Drop-Ins on Sunday night were the Tri Delts, and the Chi 0's. New members initiated by the Pi Kaps Monday included CHARLES CHILES, BERT BENNETT, DOODLE MUNN, RUSSELL STOKES, MILES ROBERTS and PETEY TRU LUCK. Seven pledges were activated into the Sigma Nu recently. They were: JOHN SMITH, BOBBY PRUIT, BILL SMALLS, HOWARD CASADA, BILLY PRIDGEN, JOHNNY STOKES and LOCKHART McLENDON. The Sigma Nu's had a party at Morris Lodge Friday night. The results have not yet been tabulated. Quip: Why is MORT WHITE, Sigma Nu, going to Charles ton every Saturday ? Could it be Frances ???? Musta slipped my notes. . .. Better be more alert or some thing: Also ascending to the heights of North Carolina last Saturday were: GLENN GAINEY, KEN LANNINGAN and BILLY NORMAN, all Pi K A's. ' Why, oh, why, doesn't someone bring me some news? I'm going made, I tell you, mad, mad ! Grrrrr ! Being inspired to tears, I shall now extemporize: The Wagon Wheel is getting weak Because its spokes just will not speak ; It only groans a little squeak... Could be it's working for Rat Week ?? ATTENTION! All ye who toil for GAMECOCK. Pictures of the staff will be taken in the GAMECOCK room at 3:00, Monday, 29 of October. The presence of all involved is urged. Merci. And now, my good (?) friends, the time has come to beat chaoa outa Clemson. MITCHELL'S MEN'S SHOP STYLE AND QUALITY CLOTHING andI FURNISHINGS 14841 Main Street olman , . C. Big Thursday Sponsors Ssoel a r SosoKaefors for Khe; eirs.meso eob IIarteabbmc forr tabh Caroina Clo gef rfist: Paricwa tyan for Larry Smith; Sylvia Campbell for Bill Renfrow; and Mrs. Vince Gargano for Vince Gargano. Coed Joins Chemical D*a-ngCa'e Held At Flinn Hall Engineering SocietyM-ea- or- ac Mote aradiosfo hac Pretty eighteen-year-old Beau- these fields are so important duo ing class being held every Tues fort Sims Law, from Fayetteville, to national and international af- day night from six until eight, N. C., became thc first girl ever fairs at the present time. If the upstairs In the YMCA building to be elected as a member .of the men are called to serve their on the campus. country on the fighting front, it The first dance class was held American Institute of Chemical will be the duty of the women to on September 25, with a large at Engineers, of the University of take their places on the home tendance of approximately 150 South Carolina, Friday morning front." students, who elected their officers, October 5. Miss Law is one of theMisLwatnethciyTeomteefrhedceo few girls ever to enter the Chem- shoso aetvlems fhrssso om imn,car ical engineering school at the Uni- eeetr n ihsho ie a, pyia dcto ao versity of South Carolina. bugrdaefrmS.MrsfrmRcHil autvnCo When asked why she had chosenEpsoascoliRaeg,Nc.chimnlr-urigajrfo engineering as her course of study,Jue191MisLwvildDaintnWseySdr,chm Miss Law replied, "I chose engi-grdaewratNrhCrlniclnierngmjrfoFee neering because of a statement bySttcolgafeobannhel)t,NY;BtsEradtjur Dr. Griswold, president of YalebahlroscecderefothnaimajrrmCalso;an university, wvhich appeared in a Uiest fSuhCrln.Ms et n erl,sceailsi p)opular literary magazine.'' Dr. Lwsy h oe owr nee ao rmNcos Griswold had stated, "it is every oeo h hmclpat nSuhJmMWie h ntutr a woman's dluty to study eitherCaoiaweshhacopeetagtdnngnvrouprt medicine or engineering because hreuain fteUie tts nldn Party Given ;A ln tpeetteCalso n By MvcBryde(lne vlbetuhafrte BrotherhoodplnfoababcenTusy Roy Haymond, publicity chair- ngta agmnsPn.M.gm,teatv hpe n man, tells that McBryde Brother-ToTepewlbecaeofoaumivileertetth hood decided at its last meeting to ti vn.Tml n ati apelwl have a party on October 24. 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Atupresent theCharlestontan shgaebigNagt te dacswllbOagtRfe h Te orgt ac umrfrSev aik ati fteta ; M rle Doad fo Catil Campes;l patowl e in n theica AznGot Hall,el and Clarenc Brael'sor cEstagileproi theet music.eavios o tedac Thetpaty ilhteeastefromd nieautes Co rnl A' rm cs Floisthldeev us Blue Key Dat Held Tonight Dave Parrish, president of Blue Key, has announced the plans for the Clemson-Carolina joint Blue Key dance. The affair will be held in the armory Wednesday, October 24, and will last from nine until one. The Clemson Jungaleers, con sisting of a 13-piece orchestra and vocalist, will provide music. The admission charge will be $1.50 either stag or drag. There will be a Coca-Cola concession. At intermission the King and Queen of Rat Court will be crowned. Professor Adger Brown will be chaperon for the dance. The purpose of the dance is to better relations between the Clem son and Carolina students. The entire Clemson student body has been invited. Tickets are now being sold at Clemson and are being sold in the Post Office in Maxey on this campus. This year it is Clemson's turn to be in charge of the poster and ticket arrangements. Carolina was in charge last year. Last year was the biggest and best dance that has been held. This year it is expected to be even better. Kappa Alpha Tea Dance To Be Held On Big Thursday The annual Kappa Alpha Tea Dance will be held at the Jefferson Hotel Ballroom on "Big Thursday" from six until eight-thirty p. m. Sponsors for the occasion will be Mary Lewis for Duncan Brecken ridge, president; Joyce Perry with Billy Rowe, vice-president; Anne Bryant with Floyd Spence, secre tary; Coonie Waters with Eddie Stubbs, historian; Ramona Salley with Clifford Gaddy, treasurer; Marnie Manning with Bill Penn, censor; Anne McMeekin with Joe Berry, knight-at-arms; and Susan Fair with Kemp Hyers, knight usher. The dress will be informal. The entire student body and alumni of both Clemson and Carolina are cordially invited to attend. Music will be furtished by Paul LaRosa's Sextet. Professor Carlisle will chaperon the event. GRAYSON'S Style Headquarters For Men 1347 MaIn St. Phone 2-6714 Roblee Shoesi Catalina Sweaters Enro Shirts Berle Slacks Hickok Belts InterwovenI Hosieryj CAN YOU COEDS, Men Stud Administn By investigating OUR I PROMPT SERVICE you and dry cleaning wherea to all fabric. ONE-DAY SERVI UN IVE LAUNDRY & C SER1 Next Door to For your convenience ice To Be In Armory In the evening preceding the dance, the pep rally will be held at 0:30. Coed is having a campus. wide drop-in in Sims at eight o'clock. Coed Sponsors Campus-Wide Drop-In Coed is holding a campus-wide drop-in in the complete front of Sims dormitory preceding the Blue Key dance. The faculty is in vited. The time will be from eight until nine o'clock. Coed is very desirous of having every member of the Carolina student body come to this drop-in. Coed will not have its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday. Phi Delta Phi Wins Debate Over Phi Alpha Delta Advocating the use of tactical atomic bombs in Korea, debaters of Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity, bested a similar team of debaters of Phi Alpha Delta, legal frater nity, during a Law Federation pro. gram Wednesday, October 16. Debating the query: Resolved, That the U. N. Should Make Tacti cal Use of the Atomic Bomb in Korea, Melvin K. Younts of Foun tain Inn, and Leo H. Hill of Green ville, emerged victorious. Repre senting Phi Alpha Delta in the clash of fledgling lawyers were Jim Stevens of Columbia and Ed Cot tingham of Bennettsville. Judging the debate were Pro fessors J. D. Carlisle and John B. McConoughy of the U.S.C. Politi cal Science Department and Pro fessor George E. 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