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B. J. LAND, Society Editor ANN ROBERTS ROS LEVY - BETTY -FISTER CAROLYN McCLUNG the wagon wheel . .- a spoke a week By BETrY FISTrER So many red eyes after losing the game with Wake Forei (at least I guess it was from losing the game), but don worry students ... the South (and Carolina) will rise agail Those who traveled up for the game were: ZTA's LLE1 LLOYD and MARTHA DEHON with CARLOS SALTEI Lambda Chi pledge. Sigma Nu's were: GEORGE WILSOb JIM EMERY, BOBBY PRUITT, JIM DOGGETTE, A PERRY, ED McGEE, and the Lambda Chi's who also a1 tended the festivities were JOE McJUNKIN, RUSI BLANTON, RABBIT BROWN, "JUG" SAWYER, RALP] COVINGTON, AUBREY WILLIAMSON and FRAN] MALONE. Phi Eps IZZIE LOURIE, ALAN B4KER, JAC] SIMON, PHIL GARFINKEL and DON MILLER made th Thanksgiving trip to Charlotte. They stopped over in Rocl Hill afterwards at LEAH ABERMAN'S where they had royal feed. Congratulations to the sororities and all their neN pledges. Speaking of pledges it seems we omitted some last week The Kappa Sigma's new pledges are PETE PORTER fron Charleston; GENE SMOAK from Smoaks; DICK LAW RENCE from Charleston; SONNY ROGERS from Dillon GENE KEITH from Pamplico; BOBBY ALFORD from Han nah; BILLY BENNETT from Charleston; JOE WELSY from Charleston; JACK STANLEY from Pittsburgh, Pa. WAYNE TAYLOR from Marion; FRANK AYER from Bam berg; BOB ELWELL from Clifton, N. J.; GENE BREWEI from Greer. The SAE's pledged BILL EGGLESTON Tuesday. Als< the SAE's feted their new pledges with a party Tuesda3 night at the Rathskeller. Exchanging his pledge pin for ar active one is TOOTTE WILLIAMS, KA, initiated Monda3 night. Traveling Around SAMMY CRAWFORD, KA, spent his vacation at Georgia Tech and partied with his KA brothers there. GEORGE BOOMAR, Lambda Chi, warmed up Myrtl, Beach over the holidays. The ever-busy Phi Sigs pledged two more men just befor Thanksgiving. They were Clarence Ashley, the son of on of the founders of the local chapter, and Lawrence Stranel The Phi Sigs traveled near and far in order to celebrat the Thanksgiving reprieve. Tom Carr was seen boarding train for New Jersey while Joe Frasier headed the other wa toward Florida. Bob Glenn and Pat Bideau were seen hitchin a ride in North Carolina, while most of the others headed fc nearer points. HENRY DORN, Sigma Nu, with DORIS CLARY ani NELLE McCANTS, KD alum, were in York for game an visiting JOHN SMITH, .Sigma Nu. Phi Eps pledges RE] NESS, STEVE OSTROW, and LARRY KOENIG spent thi week end in Charleston and stayed with PHIL GARFINKEI Other Phi Eps who went home to Charleston were CHARLI] GOLDBERRY, I. M. GOLDBERG, WEIL WILENSHY an ALAN DAVIS. GARY LEE, also P'hi Ep, visited his sister i Baltimore. The KA's met in Greenville for a party. They wer. CHARLIE PYLE, KNOX SHERER, BEN NORWOOD) an< PAUL GOLDSMITH. While others met in Cheraw to party among them were BILLIE WATSON, BILLY SMITH, EDD)I STUBBS, alum, and WILSON JARMAN, alum. PAT BRITTAIN from W. C. visited DELANCE POSTON Lambda Chi. Sigma Nu's and their dates partied at Melvin Burton' home on Lake Murray Friday night. Seen there were JII~ DOGGETTE with GWEN SHULAR, BOBBY HANCOCI with WINKIE KIRVEN, Pi Phi, and BETTY OWEN witi MELVIN BURTON. Some of the SA E's and dlates at a Saturday night partl at Wiseman Manor on Lake Murray were QUAY WILLI FORD and MARY WILMETH, Tri D)elt; D)ICK BALDWII, and ANNE EVANS, KD, "T BOY" ELLIS and CHRISTII SIMPSON, Tri D)elt; TOMMY MIMS and NANCY MOOR HIEAD1, Pi Phi; JOHNNY JOHNSTON and JEANNE MOR RISON, Tri D)elt; and FRANK BOENSH and SARAI FLEMING. Housepartying at Edisto River were the KA's andl dates LEWIS WRIGHT with MYRA CAIN, KD); MARK BUYCJ with LOUISE TOWNSENDI, Tri Delt pledge; HARVE' HORN; BOB WIMBERLY with NANCY JOHNSON; ERNI] HINSON with JOY BUJYCK, Chi 0; LARRIE BROWN, alurr with JOYCE GROSS, KD), andl TOMMY THOMAS wit: MARY IDICKMAN, Chi 0. Phi Kaps Again Partying during the holidays was JACK TURBYFILL Phi Kap, who spen.t the week end in Union with BETT' SAWYER, Chi 0 pledge. JEANETTE MONTS, Pi Phi alurr and MAD)ELYN CAMPBELL, Chi 0 alum, were home il Columbia for the holidays. Madelyn is now sporting thi diamond of GLENN KNIGHT. Other Phi Kaps busy durinj the holidays were BOBBY JONES, who spent the week eru in Summerville with his room mate, JAN ACKERMAN, ant LEE EAS''RLING who spent his holidays at home ir Columbia, havirnr inst genout ofn the Na,,,, it t V XX MARY BETHI WHEELER m silver amid blue taffeta tokirt. She black suede shoes. A rhinestone sem*1ble. Mary Beth is a freshman .51-4iotz.n Ic fly Carolyn McClung. With Christmas in the air an parties and dances on the calendai it's natural to look for a nei e touch to add to the holiday spiri e You'll look prettier in your ne, party dress if you pay special al tention to makeup and hairdo, an e wear glittering accessories. a Try using gold or silver ey( y shadow, or your own shade wit multi-color sparkles under corner of your eyebrow to give a eeyes. Get into thle mood0( with goli d silver, platinum or coloredl finget d nail Polish spiin kled with sparkler When t hey dry on, cover wvith (oat of! cleari polish to seal ther m i. If your summer tan is fadin oin thle s hou lders, use ca refull S bl ended ma keu p onl back an dI shoulders for evening wear. l)Dress up hair with sequine hairpins, a jeweled .Juliet Cal), 0 a jeweleid headband. Don't forgeti e final dash of exciting p)erfume foi a delightful fragrance all evening I holiday formals are in th, C'hristumas colors--white trimmne wvith red, scarlet, and green. Othei colors5 comp)lete the picture jus ,as mu tlt i-colored ha ubles conmpleti a Christmas tree. Frothy ne-l rustling taffeta, frosty sequins 4 and gleaming satin go to make ult [ .t he dream dIresses. "The ittle Shop seith R ig V'alues" Mitchell's 1431 MAIN C The Hub Military Center Cornplete Out fitters for Mlilitary & Civilian AIR FORCE UNIFORMS NAVAL UNIFORMS ALL ACCESSORIES SERVING USC ROTC IUNITS N. odels a black velvet blouse with wears a matching black stole ai necklace and pin complete the e rrom Arlington, Va. Fraternities Name New Pledge Officei The new pledge class officers Kappa Sigma Fraternity are .1h: my Banel, president; Frank Ay4 vice-president; Billy Rhoad, st retary-treasurer; and Gene Brcw4 v publicity chairman. a d A ga, yU por cleane sv%ucI Make S Vito Baan niversitY Un~li in. thsa.Ys< ene i -and~ wepy$5 o vr we use! So sen as manca lik to ap-oLcy | (o 7 a ot r Sorority I Ends Witi Sororities ended their formal rush week Tuesday, November 24 by sending out bids to rushees. Following is a list of each soror ity's new pledges: Chi Omega Mary Ann Burns, Georgetown; Estelle Flickinger, Georgetown; Rankin Suber, Whitmire; Frankie Fairey, St. George; Dot Craig, Clover; Peggy Skelton, Greenville; Patsy NeSmith, Spartanburg; Lelia Panell, Spartanburg; Marian Haygood, Columbia; Myrna Ret chie, Lexington, Virginia; Beth Tyler, Aiken; Verna Norton, Mul lins; Carol Brandenburg, Bamberg; Betty Clark, Camden; Flossie Terryl, Greer; Jackie Furr, Char lotte, North Carolina; Mittie Mc Nitch, Columbia; Margaret Roof, Columbia; Glenn Lightsey, Colum bia; Margaret Bouknight, Colum bia; Carolyn McClung, Lexington, Virginia; Joanne Carnes, Colum bia; Sonia Riffle, Chicago, Illinois; and Mary Dickman, Beaufort. Tri-Delt Sarah Bull, Cameron; Frances Davis, Columbia; Amaryllis Doar, Georgetown; Peggy Dillard, Cam den; Louise Townsend, Laurens; Pat Millette, Summerton; Rosie Wilson, Gastonia, North Carolina; Tunky Yarborough, Florence; Jeanne Overton, Southern Pines, North Carolina; Norvelle Plowden, Summerton; Sally Ruff, Columbia; Caevert Hopkins, C'>lumbia; Patsy Penny, Columbia; Carolina Mar shall, Columbia; Evolyn Wyche, Spartanburg; Absley "earce, Mt. Pleasant; Salley Pitt , Sumter; Harriet Mauldin, Hamp on; Betty Sanders, Columbia: -.(I Mary Ann Snowden, Wil-.noro. da Pi Phi - P. Arant, Pageland; Pat Bar field, Bishopville; Patsy Cogburn, Orangeburg; Rachel Cole, Aiken; Sara Hart Connelly, Lancaster; Patsy Crosland, Orangeburg; Kitty Francis, Greenville; Judy Lewis, 3 Arlington, Virginia; Jackie Martin, Florence; Carolyn McLain, Cam den; Ina Claire Nelson, Uptown, r, Mass.; Joanne Prickett, St. Mat c- thews; Neilson Reid, Raleigh, !r, North Carolina; Sidney Smith, Beaufort; Rose Truesdale, Cam >ne,4 -aste Wa Uh SU Last yes - through - smokers Luckies 1 This y based intervie. students Luckies I lar or kit The No. Smoki - taste,anc taste bet -Lucky Luckies So, Be H ucKY ~. to icky see gles one you C IG A ~. . e A.TC _ e =.... Lush Weel i Pledginp den; Rose Weldon, Manning; an Loretta Wood, Union. Zeta Tau Alpha Emmala Evins, Columbia; D< lores Gosewich, Columbia; Donn Hale, Greenville; Betty Ann M< Kibben, Fort Mill; Lois Ann Nolai Camden; Barbara Peace, Colur bia; Suzanne Roof, Columbia Joyce Sligh, Columbia; Mary Bet Wheeler, Arlington, Virginia; An Sherer, Shelby, North Carolina Noel Johnson, Columbia; Phyll! Gamble, Anderson; Mignon Pucl ett, Langly; and Clara Killiai Chester. Kappa 'Delta Frances Payne Bouknight, Trer ton; Myra Cain, Columbia; Jud Clarke, Columbia; Legare Cockei Charleston; Mary Ann Cole, Cc lumbia; Jerry Cunningham, Colum bla; Susan Day, Greenville; Nane: Fleming, Columbia; Shirley Harde man, Fort Lauderdale; Billi Hughes, Lake City; Anne Hum phries, Bishopville; Marion Jer nings, Winnsboro; Mary Wis Rixey, Arlington, Virginia; Nanc: Snipes, Columbia; Martha Wymar Columbia; Liz Williamson, Flor ence; and Margaret Sims, Flor ence. Alpha )elta Pi Marion Hill, Augusta; Rosemar Salisbury, Summerville; Clari Weeks, North Augusta; Glady. Vaughn, Greenville; Nancy Ulmer Hemingway; Mary Breland, Aiken Barbara Godwin, Lake City; Dotti( Frazier, Walterboro; Genie Hood Florence; Carole Cameron, Myrtl4 Beach; Julia Peebles, Bishopville Rebecca Salley, Orangeburg Lainey Singleton, Myrtle Beach Mary Alice Siddall, Sumter; Doll Martin, Easley; Kay Fields, Char. lotte, North Carolina; Tanya Voi Berges, Augusta, Georgia; Caro Knight, Sumter; Lynn Lewis, Mul lins; and Jayne Jones, Norfolk Virginia. )elta Zeta Peggy Jo Harper, Lancaster Annette Ellis, Sumter; Mary Lil McKinney, Graniteville; Barbart Mitze, Columbia; Sara Wall Ridgeland; and Claudine Watson Lancaster. U1ave vO,sooti I AIn. Srih- Kna rversitY of EST COLLEGE VEY SHOWS KIES LEAD AG r a survey of leading colleges >ut the country showed that in those colleges preferred :o any other cigarette. ear another nation-wide survey n thousands of actual student us, and representative of all in regular colleges ---shows that ead again over all brands, regu ig size..,.and by a wide margin! 1 reason: Luckies taste better. ag enjoyment is all a matter of the fact of the matter is Luckies e-for 2 reasons. L.S./M.F.'T. Strike means fine tobacco. And re made better to taste better. appy-Go Lucky! 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