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The Wag (Continued fr< this summer. California, Texa about an earthquake, CARL? BEN SAWYER, KA, had' along with the other memberi when their ship had a collision DICKY MARSHALL, KA, BENNETT, I{A, has transferr has been busy with a redecor panelling, TV - (as they put i Tri Delts G. B. KENNEDY, 1 ING, and TINA McNULTY i stories of their trip to Europe energetic Tri Delt, saw some o NEDRA and GLORIA GII weeks vacation in Beaufort vi. Phi Sig ED LEWIN, of W appointment to Annapolis thii DALE HAWKINS Monday... ried PAT MATHESON, Chi C Sigs will have a party at Caye 19th. ARTHUR ROSENBLUM, Sherolyn Karesh. JUNE NIGZEL and BUDI June's house Saturday night; SON and ED ROYAL, PEGGI HILDA ADAMS and JEFF Mc STU HOPE, KA, is recupe1 bout with dermatitis in the hos Dictionary Oi Education Of By GHOST OF LEGARE In an effort to orient the unini tiated, the Gamecock presents a dictionary of terms apt to be heard in murmured (or shouted) conversations in the Canteen, on the campus, and in the dear ole dorm. A glossary if you will. Drop-in--an informal formal oc casion held in sorority rooms in Sims dormitory on Sunday eve nings after chapel services. This is the opportunity to see all the old friends you haven't seen since that first A. M. class . . . or to tread on the toe of some unsuspecting "friend" (i.e., some dame chasing your best beau). The time to learn. Yes, it's educational. For here you learn to hold in your limited two hands a variety of cookies, punch, cigarettes, paper napkins, and any Music Strictly Off The Record By MICKEY YOUNG For you movie fans, there is a wonderful twelve-inch long-playing record released by RCA Victor, which features theme music from your favorite motion pictures, "Duel in the Sun," "Spellbound," "Lost Weekend," and several other themes are included in this out standing collection. A good record for you gals who like "dreamy" music is one, also of the long-playing variety, by Freddy Gardner. Included on this disc is the all-time favorite "Body and Soul," and the ever popular "I'm in the Mood for Love." The late Freddy Gardner, an English man, is recognized as one of the world's greatest saxaphonists. He is accompanied by Peter Yorke in four of the six numbers featured in the collection. .Hey! All you guys that are Marilyn Monroe fans! Did you know that Marilyn is going to be a Singer?7 Ray Anthony has a new release appropriately entitled "Marilyn" to honor the occasion. The song was introduced at a party given in Marilyn's honor. Attention all jazz fans! Arnett Cobb, formerly with Lionel Hamp ton's band as featured saxaphonist, now has his own combo. Their latest release is a great jazz ver sion of "Cocktails for Two," with "Walkin' Home" on the flip side. There is also * long-playing record, Apollo label, featuring some blast ing tenor sax solos by Cobb, aided by the rest of tie combo. One of the outstanding pieces on the disc is "Dutch Kitchen Bounce" saluting Cornell University's " D u t c h Kitchen." The record being played the most in the canteen is "You Belong to Me" by Jo Stafford, "Walkin' My Baby Back Home" by Johnny Ray. This is one of the few records re leased by Johnny without the ever familiar crying. Some more records in the way of "pop" tunes are, "Halt as Much" by Rosemary Clooney, "Maybe" by Eddie Fisher and Perry Como, "Jambalaya," the hill-billy version being by Hank Williams, and the popular by Jo Stafford. "Auf' Weidershen," sung by Eddy Howard, is also collecting many nickels in the local juke mn Wheel )m page four) s, Louisiana. . . . What's thi excitement also this summe 3 of Dr. McConaughey's tou transferred to P..C. BOBB' ed from Duke. Kappa Alph ting job, complete with pin it, "very lush"). USAN FAIR, SOPHIE MILL ire back filled with excitin . LELIA MANNING, a mor f the U. S. via bicycle. 4MORE, KDs, .enjoyed a tw siting Col. and Mrs. Presnell. ashington, D. C., received a s year. . . . Phi Sigs pledge . DWANE MORRISON mai 'mega, this summer. . . . Ph e Woman's Club Friday, Sep Phi Ep alum, is 'engaged t Y DERRICK had a party a people there: HELEN JOHN BRACIL and DAN PEACH MANN. rating at home after a recer pital. HAPPY SCRATCHING fered To Aid New Student. thing else which comes your wa On leaving, you must alwa: thank somebody for the love time and "enjoyed it." Rush week-one week set asid each semester to allow co-eds I join their favored sorority. TI time for sly telephone calls to tI best beau that sorority girls fli with but you aren't supposed t A time for rushing from lab rush party . . . and from rus party to the dorm. The time fc studies . . . you can't do anythir else. But it is a short week an it is fun and you have the privi eges of the sorority room. Tel phone calls after 9 p. m. . . . bridg games over a card table. Rat-we all know what a "ra is . . . or wait until Rat Week. Orientation teachers - fello students requiring pupils to leai Carolina's fight .song. Orientation classes-once week classes (two) cuts that you alwa: PARK! Sper ...at new attractive pric Start off school in a breez oe of thes., smart new r e The punch bowl is usually in Sunday night, Gamecock photogr 1 in the usual order: Earline DeWil Jackie Stukes, Ann Roberts, Ani forget . . . and if you don't, thi 0 teacher does. Wheel-sucker who does all th< work in campus organizations and gets all the credit. A communique from graduate! Lt [LUNIVERSI1 Y" ly le :0 Fountai rt D. Special-Mad h 15c, 20c g - Thickest Mil Complete Schoo 'n ly PAa /G 'S I Parker "21" Par Deb With metal slip-on A lux cap. Hooded poinnt. wild Colors: Black. Blue. nietal e with G'''''e ' a''Rd.* o Parker$57 Writing'sfun with the New' ~r Wrilt- on a super-smooth point or( alloy. Ink is specially mete1 re at What's more, the "21" st< which you can see through, hooded point protects again Parker "21" for school now Al.. so. tha eamyn .. M -- .i J_a &~ VA a4 v V Z T A Dro -In the center of things at sorority drop apher Tom Teal proved this point by t, Grace Field, Robert Adams, Verna a Fullerton, and Joe Campbell. reveals that life at Carolina can be fun while you learn. Enjoy your college career in all of its phases . . classes being foremost but participation in your campus or ganizations. Y CANTEEN n Service e Sandwiches and 30c k Shakes, 20c Supplies for and Room x Cistern wr1ous pen ih 12K rolled gold engraving on plate cap and cdip cap and clip. only gold capped pen ra. near the price. $1.50 $10.00 '21"? You glide through schoolwork kctanium, the wonderful new 8-metal red to prevent skips and blots. res more ink in a new-type reservoir And Parker's exclusive, full-length st smudgy fingers. Choose your new .lse of the year.. .PAUETTE-$3.5S -4. x ins. 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