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NOELLE KENNEDY, Society Editor June Presnell Susanne Hyer Mary Ellen Buder . a spoke a week . . By JUNE PRESNELL As Robert Burns once wrote: "The best laid schemes o' mice an' men go oft astray, An' leave us nought but grief and pain . . ." I feel inclined to agree on occasions when mistakes seem to be the order of the day and misspelled names pop up all over the column, and threatening letters arrive by the tons, and no one has any news for us ... and exam week comes creeping up! But all news is not bad news . . . cupid has had a busy spell of it on the campus ... MARY JO GOODING, KD, is pinned to JOE BERRY, KA; HELEN COGGESHALL, KD, is pinned to BRANTLEY HARVEY, KA; MARY LEWIS BLACKWELL, KD, is pinned to DUNCAN BRECKEN RIDGE, KA. JUNE WALKER received a diamond from BOB KORN last Friday ... LYNN BOYKIN, Tri-Delt, is pinned to CHARLIE WILSON, ATO; DOTSIE RICHARDSON, Tri Delt, was pinned to REMBERT PARLER, SAE, last week .. . PAT DUBOSE, Chi Omega, is sporting the pin of BILLY LOGOTHETIS, Pi Kappa Phi ... JEANIE SOKOL and PETE PETERSON are married; ditto for CHIC MARTIN and LOCKHART McLENDON ... Pi Kappa Phi MILES ROB ERTS is marrying PATSY OWENS of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. in June . . . as the song says, "Those wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine . . .", unquote. A wild rumor has hit this den of iniquity to the effect that the "Garnet & Black" is coming out today ... praise be! ZTA's are planning a beach party as soon as school gets out for Myrtle Beach, S. C. JUDY ANDERSON and STAN HAMILTON; MAR GARET SUBER and PAUL STEPHENS; DOT PARKER and PAUL PHILLIPS; RANKIN SUBER and FRANK (you should eat at LOGO's) AUTEN had a house-party at Lake Murray last week end. The Sig Eps and their dates had a party at Pinewood Lake Saturday night ... boating, swimming, and food com pleted the bill of fare. JEAN FLOYI) was elected the Sweetheart of Coker Dorm's second floor . . . the members of the floor congre gated at the Country Club with their dates for the crowning of their queen last Friday. MISCELLANEOUS DEPT.: A certain KD, her initials are G. G., was seen a week ago strolling around with a boy friend of hers, a gentleman who wears odd looking hats; DTTTIV T rATj-iTr INY LYN4CHI will spend her summer vacation in the tobacco fields of Lake City . . . what a pity; MARY ELLEN BUTLER went up to Clemson this week end to inspect the agricultural situation; PAUL FIELD, an ardent fishing fan, was elected outstanding senior of the Sigma Nu Fraternity ...BOB PITTS was elected outstanding-pledge; JIM HANNA and WESLEY KENNEDY have been initiated into Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity; two policemen were seen lurking around McKissick Library and when we questioned them about who they were looking for, they mumbled something about a "still" in the basement and went inside; the attempt to crash into Sims Dorm failed Tuesday night, but there's always a next time, boys! Next time bring an axe! Chi Omega's and their dates partied at Lake Leila Satur day night . . . no one drowned, but everybody had a good time. Other Chi Omegas, ELOISE ADCOCK, JOYCE ENRIGHT, JEAN WILLIAMS, and JANET GRIFFITH attended a Clemson dance. The Navy had their big night with a dance and the crown ing of ROBERTA LLOYD) as Sweetheart of the Ball... Well, now I must bid you adieu; don't study too hard! Sims and Wade Hampton Become Scene of Monstrous Gathering By NOELLE KENNED)Y ec oteefc htteby Tuesday night was the scene of rtet hruo hycoet a big monster rally in the vicinityreanthutsoeme.Bnd of Sims and Wade Hampton dormi- iglk oysbtenWd tories. The result of a long-keptHapo an Sisthreou hush-hush secret, nobody knewtintsctnudwhterbal about it except everybody. The cis u h atewsntfrh main aim of the evening was a oig combined raid of both buildings. Thwidsofimweeec The enemy attack began arriv- oae ihsaoso uiu ing, one by land and two by sea,hedpernouatheedb about 8 p. m. It was accompanied lw rmteepordn ae by deafening roars--tenor andpordsuasfectymigd bass--and a trumpet fanfare. Upon wt cem ftro.I ean approaching the front door of Sims, ukoni hs re eedet the mob foundi that the Welcome teby etn n rdet h Mat was not out, but that the by o etn n policemen and other prominent Menhl,aptonfries executives were. etrdit h id fWd The barricade of Sims seemed HmtnCftra h ups unpenetrable untii massive foot-wanoingtngfd.Te steps were heard running madlythuhtegillvdter.Mn down the hail on the second floor,.ftewnos rxmtl o Close observation proved impos- ctdwl ee ese hog sible because the two lightning aan flashes must have been a rein- Teplcmnwr otdsm carnation of the track team,. erclyadmaeecleths During this time, the rest of the tres h auainpithy stampede gathered at the side doorigbenrahdtisypclo of Sims. The main attraction therebusofSrnmaes,li,th was a braver member of the group ll eoeea ek iple S cauht btweentwo oliceen. ecly tot mufch lt,hat hebout was making an extemporaneouse.iBp.nd MARNIE MANNING for Henry Hutson, president PAT PATRICK or Clise Floyd, assistant treasur Pi Kappa Phi's Hold Elections The results of the Pi Kappa I 4lections are as follows: archi 3uster Brown; treasurer, Darr 3umner; secretary, Russell Stoki iistorian, Hank Fulmer; chapla Korger Knight; warden, Bi ..ogothetis; and housemoth Rabbit Hare. 7ado in he .A By Suzanne Hyer By SUZANNE HYER This week let's take a wi :hrough one of the local Di Stores. Dime Store is hardly 1 right word to describe the wond to be found. It is really more o: department store, and more tI that, because some of our Five l'ens even have complete groec annexes. But this is a fashion colur not the Saturday supplement food values .. . Whatevera want, from A to Z, the well s plied department will have it. For the girls with long hai ring combs to hold that crown glory black from your face on summer days and to help with t extra hair-do for gay evenil They come in many colors some even have rhinestones for added touch of glamour. If want to draw your hair back convenience at the beach and ci fort in swimming a pony holder is for you. A casual straw bag is a viri necessity for the conglamora1 of things deemed essential for well being and good grooming every summertime career girl. excellent assortment of these be found in your local Dime St Some have adjustable straps, raffia flower designs on the el They are inexpensive and b) well with your other accessorie Cotton sport shirts, sanfor and color fast, in a variety of co and styles, may be found. White summer jewelry is a and fresh addition to any costi Try a double strand of matel necklace and bracelet with a is clasp. Add a pair of large, wi flat, round earrings and jewelry accessories are complet Out of curlers? You can them in a handy reusable ple box. Need a pair of beach sandals bathing cap ? Some new cosmet Or perhaps 80 Japanese fans to as party favors? Your Dime S has it. "Yup," said the guide to wide-eyed travelers, "there's 1 many a couple go up that moun and never been seen again." "What happened to them ?" "Dunno, went down the o side, I gnesa." June Bal ELSIE SUTHRLAND for Sam Carter, vice-president SHIRLEY MARTIN er for Lanny Shay, senior leader Pi Beta Phi's Announce Officers hi The Pi Beta Phi sorority ha; n, announced its new officers. They on ,s; include: president, Anne Carlisle in, vice-president, Alice Gates; cor ly responding secretary, Ramona er, Salley; recording secretary, Beti Kirby; treasurer, Sarah Jan( - Quinn; pledge supervisor, Marths Woodall; rush captain, Jeannette Dickson; and historian, Barbara Muncaster. ilk meBe Ha %he ang h ot and ~ you for r yiest ~u in thet n ay for and h -S nay - - -4 re. "' se lore -- co l '-.,~ im.A tatim tor:' t,he I Sponsors BRANDY VAUGHAN for Bill Norman, secretary NELLE McCANTS for John Smith, junior leader Sigma Chi's Elect Robinson Consul The Sigma Chi Fraternity re cently held elections. The resulti are as follows: Consul, Gene Rob inson; pro-consul, Sam Hilborn quaester, Ed Jordan; annotator Bob Holmes; magister, Dickih Timms; tribune, Henry Watts; as sistant editor, Francis Rast; his torian, John Bodenheimer; socia chairman, Carl Schwartz; intra fraternity consul, Bob Wilkins athletic representative, Lero; Brazell; and house manager, Jame Coward. da ppe - deann nglsh tA' Mon t asn n ag*fs.Fy ja ScIat PATSY KLECKLEY for Marvin McMillan, treasurer ' German Club To Hold June Ball The German Club will hold its annual June Ball from 12 mid night, Monday, June 2 until 6 a. m. Tuesday, June 3. The affair was announced by Henry Hutson, ATO president. This traditional com mencement dance, held each year on the night following the grad uation exercises, will be at the Memorial Youth Center at Maxey Gregg Park with music by Woody Woodward and his orchestra. Burton To Head Sigma Nu's Newly elected officers for the Sigma Nu Fraternity consist of: Melvin Burton, commander; Dan Donovan, lieutenant commander; Bob Smith, recorder; Wes Sanders, treasurer; Rat Brantley, pledge master; Bob Pitts, social chairman. FORMAL WEAR For Rent Wright-Johnston INCORPORATED Men's Clokhing, Shoes, and Furnehlngs 1330 Main Phone 24223 In a cigarett1 makes the and Luch - The difference bets really enjoyin4 you cigarette. You can t ( smoother, mellower, Lucky ... for twoi L.S./M.F.T.-Lucky . .. fine, mild tobaccc Luckies are made to made of all five prin< Lucky. Enjoy the ci Be Happy--Go Luc L./M. 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