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LINDA CAUTHEN, Society Editor ROS LEVY GREG STONE MARCIA FISCHER NANCY WALLACE the... wagon wheel .. . a spoke a week .. . By MARCIA FISCHER and ROS LEVY Basketball season was started and with it the usual round of parties, both before and after the game, as if Carolina students needed any excuse for partying. SIGMA CHI'S PARTY: JIMMY FOWLES with CAROL KNIGHT; BOBBY LOMINICK with JOYCE HUG.HSTON; MIKE HENDREN and ANNE BURRISS; DON CLARK and PATSY TALBERT; VERLIN PHILLIPS and MARIANNE TRIHEY; JOE SMITH with BOBBIE STONE; and GENE GRIFFITH with ANNE ESTRIDGE. AT THE BASKETBALL GAME: LEE DELOACHE and BUTLER DERRICK; JULIE PETOSKEY with JOHN GRAHAM; BARBARA WRIGHT and BOB BRYANT; AGNES MOORER and HOWARD CHAPMAN; JERRY BAUKNIGHT with KATHERINE Mc CLAIN; BARBARA HAWTHORNE and DON CRANSHAW; also PHIL DONLIN, JACK RYAN, TOMMY MATTOX and BOB WITHERS. QUEEN HARRIETT REIGNS: Homecoming Queen, HARRIETT DICKERT, was guest of honor at Kappa Sigma's party at the Cayce Women's Club. Seen there ... DELLIE STEVENS and BILL RHOAD; PAT DOWLING and JIM KELLETT; JOHN ALTMAN with LORETTA WOOD; PAUL DURHAM and ANN MOORE; BOB FINLEY and JEAN RITTER; JOHN CASTANIS and MARY REEVES, Columbia College; JANE JOHNSON, Co lumbia College, and TOM FOUSER. WALTZING AT THE WEB: LOUISE TAYLOR and MASON GREEN; SHANNON HARPER with JOHN LANGSTON; MARSHA WISEHEART and TOMMY EDMUNDS. PIKA'S WIN A SHEEPSKIN: In celebration, a party at the "Web." People there . . . PAUL BURKE and ANNE DROOM; LARRY BURTON and JO HEMPHILL; NORDEN DAVIS with PATSY WILSON; incidentally, the sheepskin was won from the Pika chaptet' at UVA. PI PHI'S SQUAREDANCE AT THE 'Y' CAMP: Couples there were .. . FRED THOMPSON and "B. J." MURRAY; KIM PEN LAND and JO GIBB; TOMMY VAN KEUREN with JANICE PALMER; also, ARCHIE IHARI)Y, BILL CORK, JUDY CLARKE, TOMMY COOK, GENE WILLIAMS. U.S.C. STUDENTS TRAVEL: At the Shrine Bowl in Charlotte - LARRY GOSNELL and JO ANN FRANKLIN; CAROLYN MERRITT with DAN McINTYRE. JIMMY SPEARMAN, FRANK WANNEMAKER and ROY MORRIS went to Queens this weekend. BROCK CONRAI) went to the Junior Cotillion in ORANGEBURG. MARK BUYCK, JERRY BEASLEY and ED MULLINS went to Converse. St. Mary's school in Raleigh was visited last weekend by "SISTER" HEATH. JANE EDMUNDS went to the Duke-North Carolina game last weekend. GRAND MARCHING IN GEORGIA: BETTY WHITE, EVELYN BUCHANAN and MARY ANN SNOWD)EN attendled the Madelion Badl in Beaumont, Georgia. CONGRATULATIONS ARE DUE: To HARVEY HIORNE, KA alum, and PEGGY SKELTON on being pinned. To JACK SELLERS, Kappa Sigma, and KATIE BOYKIN on being pinned. To LEGARE MELLETE and LIBBY BAGNAL on being pinned. THE PRWCELESS SPARKLE: QUAY WILLIFORD) gave BETH FOLALINE a diamond. PATSY COOK received a dliamond from .JOHIN ANDER SON. MYRA CAiN received an engagement ring from GEORGE LIPPARD). KAPPA SIGMA'S WVEEK-END) IN N. C.: HAL STUCKEY played host to the following Kappa Sigs and dates at his cabin in Tloxaway Falls, North Carolina: SALLY WEBSTER and BUCKY STACKHOUSE; WHIT WHITNER andl TOM HOWELL; KITTY PARKER with BILL BALSH; and Hal's (date was CAROL ANN O'NEAL. Chaperones were JOYCE and ALLEN BRIGGS. LEAVING CALLING CARDS: COBB BELL of Wofford visited RUTH OLIVER and they attended the Wof ford-Carolina game, natch. And JO COSTNER also visitedl Wof ford. Sigma Chi's, BOB McCARTY and BOB STEECE, visited Converse, one of the attractions was the Charlie Spivak dance. CHARLOTTE PLYLER and NANCY DAVIS visited Converse also. -ATENDING4 A TEA: To honor EVELYN WYCHE CAMP, were PEGGY DIL LARD, PAT AIDAMS, LOUISE POSTON, NORVELLE PLOWDEN, HARRIET MAULD)IN, LOUISE TOWNSEND and TIMMIE TIMMONS. The tea was held at Governor Tim merman's home. DEB SEASON: At the parties: HAL CROSSWELL and BARBARA FARR, LOUIS WRIGHT and SALLY HIEYWARD; CLAUDE TAYLOR with MARY SUMWALT; BOBBY BRYANT and MARY FOLLINE; TOOTIE WILLIAMS and BETTY ANN NELSON, and ZEKE NOCK with PEACHES WATSON. Others at the Assembly: MUFF HILDEBRA ND, KATH ERINE FULMER, SYBIL ANDERSON and CAROLINE ROBINSON. GET'TING IN TH SWING ... Woodside depI ict that casual look fo I uda shorts and knee-socks have wardrobe of nainy Carolina coeds. (; Z7ajh;on Jadi By Virginia RoS illlllllllllilllllllllllllllllll llU l li llllHI11III Iilli l i lli llllllllllllllllllll|||||11111|||1111!111I Your figure could be better. Probably you know what it needs a tailored diet, impros ed posture, special exercises, all taking weeks or months for results. But one thing you can do right now is to learnt what clothes make your form look prettier than it is. Divide your clothes into two lots-those you like and those you on't. Try to analyze why you've loved or hated them. Here are some of the suggest ions to help you settle your doubts. If you're too fat, never wear tight clothes: fool the eye with a good but easy fit. Stress sim plicity and trinness; avoid :1oat ing, puffy or dangling trim. Han bright colors, wide or contrast ing belts, transparent shiny or thick fabrics. It you are thin you should wear clothes that have fullness and horizoital lines. Look for neck lines and sleeves that soften and cover. Choose wide, contrast ing belts; rol led or fla red collars wvith cuirvedt0(1 outles ; boxy jackets oif hip length or longer. A void severly ta ilored, cl inging or mans culine designs. To~ shorteni a log, thin neck, weari scarves 0r built up neckline standing colIa rs, round curvwing cotlIaris that flare or rolt. To( reduce a thick wanist make it v'ague and ind e finite w ith belts matching t he drless material, or with lines t hat move~ aboi ve or below thbe wvaisttine. l)ingling or A ppePlsig D ingl ing is the new name given o old fashiioned a pple- potlishing by the C olltege of (Cha rleston. IDi nglhrs, an editorial compla inedl, are eramnping the style of the genine stutdent , who is forced to repress his desire to t alk freely with profe ssors BRITTON'S 1337 Min SitreeI II('ad(quarters Martin Roberts Restaurant 1507 Gervais Breakfast Dinner Short Orders Clnosed Mandaysa moeds Caroln Woodward and Dine r the "afternooun.ifter-clusss." Rer. becone an imnportant item in the 'itaff photo by Bob Finley) :. Cu S Preset for a l on Deco I -.~ Sh14,e~j tarting Iec. 12 open 733 ! Five Phlone 50n at home, at war There's nothing like 1. You feel Its LIVELINE.SS. 2. You taste its BRIGHT GOODNESS. 3. You experience PERFECT REFRESHMENT SOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY C "Coke" Ie e reglstered tr@d-mark. p k ik I WIL L HAVL TO ARRFE.T Y/OU FR ILLEGAL 2 PARKING"? *- ( Sorority Is Added To Campus A new sorority, Alpha Kappa, has been formed on campus and currently has the status of a local sorority. The sorority was formed after a petition to form was approved by the student activities commit tee last spring. The members of Alpha Kappa recently met with Mrs. William Katz of Highland Park, Ill., na tional president of Sigma Delta Tau, and has petitioned SDT to become a pledge colony. Alpha Kappa is the eighth sorority on the Carolina campus. Several officers of the new sorority recently attended a meet ing of thd Pan-Hellenic Council, governing body of the sororities. Officers for the AK's are Joyce Finger, president; Belle Lavisky, first vice-president; B a r b a r a Bogen, s e c o n d vice-president; Phyllis Love, c"rresponding see retary; .lanet. Nozit., recording see retary; Lois Miller, treasurer, and Margie Russ, pledge trainer. rolina Coels t your ID cards andl register ree sweater. Drawing will be emler 15. We Carry Lady Manhattan Jantzen Justin McCarty Jonathan Logan Nardis of Dallas White Stag er iry nig;hl until '):lll 4aluda 2-4435 ,illion times a day 6 or while at play * THE COCA-COtA COMPANY P9 * 1955, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY B-BUT I'M WAITIN' FFSR ME.OLD MUDDE R.7 PARDON Mt , MAD)AM - I SUSUAaL l HATE: AN/ONI.'G I, MOTHru - r. Pharmacists Plan Party At its monthly meeting on De cember 1 -the local ,chapter of the American Pharmaceuti'cal Associa tion made plans for its Christmas party to be held December 16 ir Russell House Auditorium. At thi party a skit "Pharmacy in 1955' will be presented by student mem. bers. At their meeting the grout also decided to continue sendint Christmas gifts to under-priv ileged children. * * * LARRY BURTON Your PHILIP MORRIS Representative On Campus * * * (Author of THE GI Today's column is about C suppose you think I'll begin b the joke's on you. I'll do no si with two brains to knock to, makes an absolutely smashi afflicted soul with atrophied ti new Philip Morris; its bracir pleasantness, gentleness; its I in this discordant world of c telling you what you already ~ K'o Let us, instead, turp to les: one I bet you never thought o Christmas is the best time c of winter. Ilow about a gift th has come, spring is not far be chicks. (Similarly, on Easter Next, we take up the proble of trying to buy gifts when yc I say- Faugh ! It is not the pri sentiment behind it. Take, for example, the cast bridge, a sophomore, finding I mas, gave his girl a bottle of g rock, attaching this touching: Jlere'sq s( And hert I love yo Around And the whole delightful penny ! I am comp)elled to report, hc not receive these offeringsi tendlered. In fact, she flew int on the rock and stabbed Oute> the experience was not withot discovered that the girl was nt how to make a toulrniqluet. But I digress. Let's exam Christmas shoppers: "What evything ?" To this 1 reply, "Does he unicycle? A sled dog? A serf starter? (The bung starter,: enormously talented men, Fr. pa rtnersh ip thrived from the to what heights they might over a silly argument. It seem reincarnation; Starter was ji sisted so violently on the tri scoff ed so positively that they ways. Sinigly,-alas, the two far altogether, joinedl the army', 1898. lie is today buried in A: dIrifted from job to job unt Elizabeth, N. J., in 1902. HI The meakers of Philip IStorris, aj radd one miore gift suggestiona -- OF C: A1nu PU1111 MOft, a collee t on or abourg comIIpus-.nE, EOn a -buT iT KItLS ME TO SEE{ MESS'/ HAIR- __ AND (s'uDorgy) LDOSE ;i- --- DANDRUF. Tri-Delta Elects Delta Delta Delta sorority re cently elected pledge class offi cers. They are as follows: Amy Edmunds, president; Sister Heath, vice-president; Priscilla Norris, 4 secretary; Marsha Wiseheart, treasurer; Anti. Luce, chaplain, and Shannon Harper, s holarship chairman. Duke Tops List Duke University tops the Phi Beta 1kappa list with 55 seniors. ItI IBarefoot Boy With Cheek," etc.) PT HORSE hristmas gift suggestions, and I y suggesting Philip Morris. Well, ich thing. Why should I? Anyone gether knows that Philip Morris rig Christmas gift. Only a poor ste buds needs to be told about the ig flavor; its freshness, lightness, ruth, its beauty, its brotherliness urs. So why should 1 waste time know? obvious gift suggestions. Here's f: f year, but it is also the beginning at reminds one that though winter hind? I refer, of course, to Easter one can give Christmas chicks.) m, common to all undergraduates, u have no money. To this dilemma ce of the gift that counts; it is the of Outerbridge Sigafoos. Outer iimself without funds last Christ ood clear water and a nice smooth mnessage to the gift: me water a rock, r, daugjhter, he (clock. rift cost Outerbridge less than a wever, that Outerbridlge's girl did n the sp)irit in which they were > a fit (of pique, smashed the bottle bridge with the jagged edge. But t value for Outerbridge. First, he t his type at all. Second, he learned ine now a common complaint of (10 you get for someone who has ?" Does he, for instance, havea A burnoose? A hairball? A bunU~ neidentally, was invented by two 3d Bung and Otho Starter. Their very start, and there is no telling have risen had they not split up s that Bung was a firm believer in ist as firm a diisbeliever. Bung in ith of reincarnation and Starter finally deccided to go their separate ed badily. Starter gave up business ndl was killed at San Juan Hill in lington National Cemetery. Bung l he died of breakbone fever in 3 is today a llama in Uruguay.) LiMe: shulman. 1ssa sonlwrn of tis column, beg leave to M IAX SIIULAN'S GUIDED TOUR "" I th fiElunniesa stuf ever swritten 11e ut .rour bookseiore. sMAR-r MOTHr kS -5U1 GRCX.M HAIR AND THAT ') REMOVE LOOGE: LE DANDRUFF WITH ILLEGAI - WILDROOT CRE AM- HIS NAMEIL' OIL, CIVARUEf- SHERkWIN.! Y PA-OLOOW N CODn(. n a no