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JOANNE CARNS, SeesT Edkor BARBARA DRIVER - JAlN UMYNE SAN'TRMIEY BERTHA GARDNR CLARE DERRHAM SONIA RIFFLE the... wagon wheel . e a spoke a week ... By MARGARET BAUKNIGHT and MYRNA RITCHEY WEATHER 'N STUFF -Sho' is hot 1! If the weather doesn't soon change yours truly will be forced to pull a Lady Godiva coming to school. Anyone know where I can purchase a cheap horse? DROP IN AND SET A SPELL Sigma Nu Drop-In The Sigma Nu's had a drop-in Saturday at their nouvelle maison on Pendleton Street. Attending were: JOHN SLOAN and LEE DeLOACHE, DOT SAUNDERS and CARL PUT NAM, RACHAEL COLE with LLOYD McCARLEY, BOBBY COLEMAN with JANET THAIN, BILLY. WALTERS with JACKIE REDDING, LOUISE BRADLEY with HENRY DORN, BOB HANCOCK with WINKIE KIRVEN, JAMES EMORY with MARY KIRKPATRICK, SYBIL ANDERSON with JIMMY DOGGETTE, PEGGY and BILL HALL, JOANNE CARNS and ARCHIE COKER. ADPi Drop-In Students seen forgetting, or trying to forget, their studies for a while at the ADPi drop-in were; BUTLER DERRICK, JIM DeLOACH, FARLEY LAUGHTON, HELEN HARRIS, JACKIE SALINGER, CAROL KNIGHT, ELIZABETH SIN GLETARY, ROY THORNTON, MITZI LEWIS, MARY ALICE CARHART, SPEC GRANGER, JIMMY SALLEY, TED HUGGINS, HUNK MILLER, LANEY SPIGNER, PATSE COBLE, JACK McCLAIN, CON COX, GENE MIXON, DIANE WOODSIDE, BOBBY MARTIN, BEVERLY PARLER. Lambda Chi Alpha Drop-In The Lambda Chi's had a drop-in before the S. C.-West Va. ball game last Saturday night at the home of Bob Barkoot. Seen around the punch bowl were: GEORGE BOMAR with JACKIE FURR, ELDEN DYE with NANCY PUGH, JOHN RAY with GAY LOVE, EVERETTE GIBSON with BON NIE TURNER, TOM HOLLIDAY with SUE SANDERS, DOUG SNEAD with JOAN HELMS, LEON FLOWERS with NANCY GREEN, REMBERT and HELEN TRUES DALE, LARRY and KATY LANDRUM, PETE EPPS, BOB COLE, PAT CARR, RABBIT BROWN, BILLY BROAD WAY, DE LANCE POSTON, HURST LEFFERTS. Three recently graduating alums attending were: BOB SANDERS, JUG SAWYER, and JIMMY HIITON. Pi Kappa Alpha Drop-In The PiKA's held a drop-in before the game Saturday at the VFW, and some of those seen were HARRY WOOD WARD, DOLLY MARTIN, DAVE MAULDIN, NANCY ULMER, DOTTIE FRASER, BETTY SEAY, CANNON MATTHEWS, MARY BRELAND, JACK COLCOLOUGH, DELIGHT TIEMAN, LINDSAY BOLTIN, ANNIE OXNER, TOM FLYNN, JACKIE MARTIN, MARY HUNDLEY, BOB STEVENS, ERNIE LASHLEY, NEIL BLAKE, JIM KEN NEDY, ELLEN CONNOR, BILL WEATHERLY, SUSAN HUNDLEY, MAE BROADWAY, MARY LIB and BOBBY RAGIN, DIBBIE CROSLAND, and BILL LEE. AFTER THE GAME WAS OVER Phi Eps Entertained Fratre and Mrs. Weil Wilensky entertained with a drop-in for the Phi Eps and dates after the S. C.-W. Va. game. At tending were: CHARLIE GOLDBERG with PHYLLIS LOVE, ALAN BAKER with TAFFY WALLACE, DON MILLER with MITZI LEVIN, STEVE OSTROW with LOIS MILLER, LENNY OBRENTZ with MARCIA ROSEFIELD, IVAN MILLER with MIRIAN GORNEY, IL M. GOLDBERG with MARLEN RIVKIN, DON KATZ with BARBARA KRONRAD. Pi Kapps Party Pi Kapps partying after the game included: "DOODLE" MUNN with CAROLYN BOBO of Limestone College, HEAD KENNEDY and JOAN SHUFORD of Bishopville, TIM JOHNSON and FRANCES GAMBLE, BUDDY KENNEDY with PAULINE EDWARDS of Columbia College, and MARION BROOKS with PEGGY ABELL. Sig Ep Dance Sigma Phi Epsilon held a pre-game informal dance at the Cayce Women's Club Friday night. Among Sig Eps attending were MARSHA DUGAN with FRANK OTES, MARVIN WEATHERS with LIBBY DURANT, Columbia College; TOM FLYNN with JACKIE MARTIN, DAN and PAT MIL LER, KEN FLYNN with ELLEN BRAMLETT, TOMMY TUCKER with NANCY McELRAE, DICK HARPER; Alum ROBERT FREEMAN and MRS. FREEMAN, BILL TODD, DICK PLUMMER, BILL MAYO. Chaperones were: Capt. and Mrs. HAL DAVIS and Capt. and Mrs. PAUL PICKETT. The first string "Sig Ep Paddycake Team" performed at intermission. HM-M-M-M GENE MIXON would like to announce that he is the proud owner of a pair of white shorts with "Big Man On Campus" written in red letters down the side. Did you happen to see five Kappa Sigs on hands and knees barking at the dog on Main Saturday P.M.? FRIDAY NIGHT SHINDIG Seen at the Sigma Chi party last Friday night down in the Rathskellar: DICK POGUE with PAT ADAMS, BOB HOWARD with JOANNE DAVIS, GENE MIXSON with RANKIN SUBER, JAMES THOMASON -with PATSY NeSMITH, STERNE BOLTE with CAROL BRANDEN-. BURG, JERRY BAUKNIGHT with NANCY SNIPES, PHIL WATERS with RUTH KINARD, SUMNER WAITE with WARNA FAIRY, JIMMY COX with SHIRLEY MARTIN, DON CLARK with PATSY TALBERT, DON COX with VERNA NORTON, MR. & MRS. MOE McCREDIE, MR. & MR&. MAC DABBS, MR. & MRS. "TEX" CLARKE, TOMMY DAVANT with ANN McELWEE, BOB WIL LU ANN ROBINSON Is shown modeling the popular Bermuda shorts and knee-length socks. Lu is a Carolina Junior from Winnsboro, S. C. LIAMS with JOANNE PRICKETT, and JACKIE FURR with BILL OWENS. "DE" JOINT WAS "ROCKIN"' Seen dancing to the music of the Willie Collins Trio at the Pi Kappa Phi house Friday night were: CHARLES McLENDON with JO BLAKELY, PAUL GIBSON with GENIE HOOD, TED HUGGINS with JOAN SUMMERSBY, "HUNK" MILLER with MARY NELSON BUSHA, BILLY PRIESTER with JANET ALEXANDER, "SPARKY" SAN DERS with HELEN ANDERSON, HAMP WILSON with FLOSSYE TERRILL, and "MONK" HINNANT with JUNE KREPPS. CONGRATS: This week congratulations are sent to the following newly engaged couples: SNOOKIE RODDEY and BOBBY SHEALEY, PETEY HIERS and JERRY RAY (Columbia College). Those recently pinned include: PATTY CAMERON to MIKE LOVEJOY, JOAN GAMBLE to BOBBY SANDERS, LOUISE WOOD to DAVID SAUSSEY, JACKIE MARTIN to TOM FLYNN, and BARBARA JEAN ESKIN to DICK BALDWIN. ATO'S PARTY ATO's seen at the Carrolton Club Friday night were: GEORGE STUART with GENE STRICKLAND, GENE LA BORDE with BETTY HANAHAN, TOM COOPER with NANCY WALLACE, EDDIE VAUGHN with SLOAN YATES, JOHN ANDERSON with PAT GABLE, and RICH ARD HORNE with COREEN DuVAY. 5a.0ion 3a7ad4 We Are Please, Autumn is here, although theWE WIL B weather man still thinks that it'sUNVRIYCM S summer, and it's the time of the year that a young girl's fancyJo VA S N I turns to thoughts of the fall fash ion trend. Fashions come, and fashions go, but whatever the latest fads may be, if they don't suit one's personality and figure, one may as well be dressed in grandma's girlhood fashionables. _________________ The lines of a suit, for instance, _______________ must suit your figure type. If your hips are a wee bit on the plus side, longer jackets help matters considerably. They tend to make you look taller, hence, you look slimmer. But, if you are tall and rather thin, shorter jackets will cut your height and improve the - overali appearance. Belts can be made to do tricks similar to that, also. Thin belts make one look taller (and thin ner), and wide belts cut one's f height and give fullness to the hips. Hose play an important role i the fashion trend, also. Whatever the color, darker shades are slen derizing, and lighter shades with out seams give the legs the appear ance of being heavier. The wise co-ed will choose wisely ~ the shoes which she will select for her fall wardrobe. If she is lucky, ~ and has a small foot, she may be L able to wear successfully the more elaborate styles. But, If she is one C lr+ cla of the larger majority and has a longer foot, she would do best to choose simple pumps or sling T .rg tA R pumps of the darker colors. Sim plicity of style calls less attention to a large foot, and the darkerYodn'hvethoamt hues minimize the size. sit fe o omn l Martin RobertsShwabvar,teus RESTAURANT Bt 50 h odokn 1507lor +acolSt. Cloed n MndaTUNE RWEAR .IARRO It's- Your . . Society Page We want to know what you are doing each week'so that we can spread the word! These pages of all the latest society news are written each week for your information, and to tell others what you are doing in your various orgatizations, fraternities and sororities. Why not send In your news items to lend a helping hand? Remember, we can't print what we don't know! If you have any interesting news on dances, parties, or meetings, send it to Box 79 or take It to the Gamecock office. Why not assign one member of your fraternity, sorority or cam pus activity to bring in any news that you have or any notices that you want printed? All this In formation should be in by Monday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock to in sure its being printed. This in cludes Wagon Wheel news, spon sor pictures, news items, and an nouncements. News should include dances, en gageMhents, marriages, births, news of alumni, and week end visits. When it's a party, we want to know who came, when, what you had to eat, where, what was the occasion, the decorations, and the entertainment. Freshman 'Y' Sets New Program Time Under a new program set-up, the Freshman "Y" is meeting on Thursday nights from seven to eight. These meetings in former years have been held at lunch time. The directors hope that this will increase interest and give more time for programs. The Freshman Friendship Club leaders and theit meeting times are as follows: Tuesday, 5-6, Beaufort Law, Sumner Waites, reception and re freshment. Tuesday, 5-6, Esther LaBruce, John Sloan, posters. Wednesday, 4-5, Peggy Skelton, Larrie Bailey, October programs. Wednesday, 5-6, Gwen Tootle, Tommy Rhoden, post office cards. Fourteen students are leaving today to attend the "Y" leadership training camp at Camp Long. They are: Margaret Hunter, Shirley Person, Mittle McNinch, Janet Wallace, Bertha Gardner, Dan McIntyre, Bruce Parrish, Bob Severance, Ed Petty, Charles T. Blackwell, Bobby McDaniels, Johnny Lou Wingate, Roy Wil liams III, and Glen Whitlack. I to Announce EPRESENTED AT THE SHOP THIS YEAR BY rILLIAMS, JR. ... of CHARLESTON Better Things for Men + comfort = W Shirt for youl major to figure It out. Arrow s colors and patterns in your >reeze to have plenty of'style button-down in a neat tatter. Radnor "E" in solid colors. Arrow Sussex in a well-bred rnab!e, "correct "- thrifty to. SHIRTS & TIES RcmIagS . emSUA EA Tri Gains Open For New Members By LOW1L The campus organisation form.; erly known as 'the Independent Dear Diary, Women has undergone mary I think.all the.p changes since last year. First of scheduled exam for all, the group has changed its I'm beat. Not ,onlyadoft.ewwe name to Gamma Gamma Gamma to study for thw,eum rbusbo and before long lope to be referred do homework; I guess-.tba H to ai the Tri Gams. part of the triak godt a Tri Gams wereorganised to give of a jrelin&n. women students of the University We goofed at the,;baw*1e.* who do not prefer to be in a na- think we were slae ftem the tional sorority an - opportunity to beginning. We couldh't-fd the meet others and to participate in mountaineers for the mountdn. athletic and social activities on One good thiux..about the game campus. The group is not national was that I got a shampoo. They so they are not eligible for Pan- say that beer gives the hair hellenic Council but are taking "body." Wel someone , told the part in activities such as Sorority guy sitting behind me and he Stunt Night and the display for thought my hair needed "body." the Carolina-Clemson game. I got the best beer-shampoo,ever Officers are as follows: Presi- given. dent, Joyce Willis; Vice-President, I also got a shower on campus Jo Utsey; Secretary, Trudye Hor- the other day; I was-latm toelas ton; Treasurer, Marilyn Padgett; and had to run and Historian, Katherine Dozier. shoe. The sprinkler wa on, -water. Any girl who is interested in be- Ing the grass, and it seemed to hit coming a member of Tri Gam is the sidewalk at the same time I requested to contact one of the did. I got to class on time as officers. "one soaking mess.1 n Now Installed For Your Convenience AUTOMATIC VENDING MACHINE Located In 1. CENTRAL WAREHOUSE (Behind Preston) 2. REAR OF MAXCY 3. BASEMENT OF BARNWELL Oii CapW goi (Apthor of "Barefoot Dof with che" eeb t MY COUSIN HASKELL I have a cousin named Haskell Krovney, a sweet, u!t blied n boy, who has just started college. A letter arrived im t0his morning which I will reprint here because I know that Haskhe problems are so much like your own. Haskell writes: *Dcar Haskell (he thinks my name is Haskelltog I see that you are writing a column for Philip orris ciam tes. 1 think they are keen cigarettes which taste real good and which make at pleasant noise when you open the pack, and!I want to tell you why I don't smoke them. It all started the very first day I arrived at college. I had just gotten off the train and was walking across the campus, swinging my cardboard valise whistling snatches of Valencia, Barned o"e anI other latest tunes, admiring statues, petting dogs and girls, When all of a sudden I ran into this fellow with a blue jacket, gray pants and white teeth. He asked me was I a freshman. I said yes. Hease me did I want to go places on campus, make a big name for myself, and get pointed at in fashionable ballrooms and sps. I said yes. 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