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Pan Hellei In Campu By Carolyn McClung Special Writer That a campus group does not have to make a big splash to make its influence felt is evidenced by the Pan Hellenic Council. Made up of three representa itves from each of the eight na tional social sororities on the Carolina campus, the group han dlIes inter-sorority relations and enforces rules that pertain to all sororities, made by the national Pan Hellenic council. Coordinating rushing rules and enforcing them is one of the big gest functions of the group during the fall semester, according to Grace Zimmerman, president. In addition to giving the cokc BARBARA 11AWH'1O 'ROUND T .H( B, Marcia Fischer an The gossip column again . . . this exulted University. Another will we beat North Carolina? Y' to that question . . . let's hear it r week . .. shall we comment on the the weather that is-in case anyon be more of it tomorrow, in fact, i failing a few quizzes that a poor Why is it that the week that w a column nobody has any news? ( sorts of trivial stuff. Not the most but what are you going to do? ' week is the Miami game and all take the trip to the Orange Bowl. take that trip this year. Miami Game Two hundred people on the trai more fun. Dickie Howard, Paula Farmer, Augusta Mason, Norvelle Piyler, Sinclair Lewis, Bo Nelson, Jenkins, Barbara Usher and Carl Il Carolina fans. But not those few1 p that was heard from the student ye George Fulmer, Gary Rhinesmith, Robert Brown, Wayne Pach and Ch more like the crowd that was there, Football Via Radio PiKA's at Ozzie Hudson's homs Woody Lovelace with Becky Dilli Jack McBride and Carolyn Inabir apartment ... Freddy Wigfield an Jane Parker, Dale Ilawkinson and the game over the wireless. Kapp party . .. Bill llantske and Carri4 Thomas, Ray Willis and Sue Si Giles, all at Lake Murray listenin Parties SAE's ... party . ..412 ...Tr G;annt, Buddy Gulledge, F"rancis Pi those present. More fun at the Carrolton.. but . . .Dell Hlaines and Sally Kessler, Bob Andersen andl friend Marriages Wedding bells . . .those two Iil happiness . . . Lambda (hi's mak [Buster Sanders to Bobby Langley Wiener Roast Held at Ted McD)aniel's at Hall onions . . .Lambda Chi's. D)ave Si Rush and Susan Norman, Richard peCople' at that party. PiKA's held a The Satur day Night Date . . . HI anid Mlary R, agin, F"rancis F'auling ni At Laurel Hill Phi Kaps all dressed up . . . so tainment . . . Tom Lyvdon andl M Camilla Philson, P'at Smith and .N with Retta D)ryer on the Sat urda: Pinnings The special hoy ...being liked to all their p)art ies . . .Only one- p Billy Temple, KA Alum. Engagements. That happy glow . . . a time. fu the girls with the rings on their I dliamondl from Phi Kapp ('harles engagedl to Bill Trarrer, Sigma C'hi At Home Phi Sigs had a party at the fr Marshall Shytle and Lura Lennion, Eddie Scer and Sharon O'Brien, were among the partying cuples. New Additions To the family of Lt. and Mrs. I a boy . . . to the Bobby lHoswells, a new baby boy . . . congratulatii La Cucacaracha Hugh Gibbs, Jebbie Carter anc City for the National PiK A conve ber. They're still talking about it Just Stuff I go Pogo but I don't know wh3 tried to walk through the glass at the boy who went to Miami with clothes on his back . . . the girls w the Gamecocks on to the tune of t of last year's posters decorating thi dorm . .. more parties for the Carol hello to JiMn Branton . . . good-by tc aic Has It .s Sororit party which annually opens th fall rush season, Pan Hellenii fixes the sorority quotas and set, the eligibility requirements, foi rushing, pledging and activation. One of the main sources of in come for the group is the annua sor.,ity stunt night which ha: been incorporated into Greel Week. Pan Hellenic sponsor! sorority stunt night and present: trophies to the winners. Each semester a silver cup is presented by Pan Hellenic to the sorority having the highest scho. lastic average. A rotating cup, it is retained by any group winning it for three consecutive semesters A cup is also awarded by Par Hellenic to the sorority having the best. Homecoming display. RNE, Society Editor VE )RSESHOE i Alma Harrison more news about the students of home game this week end . . . all know the right Carolina yell .t the game. Not much news this weather? There is plenty of it is really interested . . . probably 's the one sure thing, other than Lverworked student can count on. have the most room to devote to nuess we'll have to fill in with all acceptable of newspaper practices, he first thing to talk about this the students that could afford to It might not be the first time we n . . . singing. aughing, and . . Devine, Sally Johnston. Jo Anr Plowden, Patsy .lellette, Charlotte ILian Dority, Warner Fairey, Hol aylock were soei ot the screaminl -ople gould have made all the nuist i section there . . . Wilton Aunm an Jack Buckles, Aubrey Williamson rence Ashley . now that sound: . Hill Lee with Peepsi Evans. ngham, Ralph and Fran Sellers, et. Sig Eps at Pam Eastburn's : Ann Foran, Cator Robinson and Pam Eastburn were listening to a Sigs . . . list,ning to the game Capers, Al Cheatwood and June Zgleton, Hob Finley and Dorcus g to the game. 1ymore1' . . . .Johnny Tucker, Samim: nkne ry, Buddy Tucke-r wvere amon101 .the peole t here weren't Scotch Webster, J1ohna lurphdy and.1 frei eenl therCe. tIe words . . . a future filled with the news with the marriages of and Itob Adlams to Lila Branks. entinte . . . hurn'1t hat dogs . . . mlpsonl and J1o Anni Walker, Wayn Bill anad ILill ian Hea ver were th wienert roast . . . Lake M urray.. tigh Gibbs with Hoots Baker, tol Ft nmusic . . . good( food, and enter Lcca Tlaylor, John 111luprey and Ilart ha Z/ei gler mand 'Tonimy Taylobr niight date. >y his firaternity brtot hern... in nntinlg t hi weel uI..... . Abt isrce r dIreamiing . . . ta new ouitlook .. ingers .. ue G;rav~es received( a .1 enninrgs . . . Elsie Siminpson1 is iternity house Satturday nigt.. John Ale Laini with Evelyn Harr ie Rteggie Westbury and Lou Mellett ,aney Spigener, nee Hlarriet Parler, both of whom are Carolina alums, IRalph Sellers traveled to Mexico ntion in the beginning of Septem ...Did anyone see the co-ed wh' ~he entrance to the PA building.. five dlollars in his pocket and tU rio had a party in Sims and cheere he radio last F'riday night . . . on wall outside of the freshman girl: ina crowd in the planning stage.. everyaodynelselu 'til next wek ifluence y Circle Last year Pan Hellenic gave a drop-in on May Day for the May Queen and her court, and plans to r make the drop-in an annual af fair, according to Miss Zim - merman. 1 The three representatives of ; each sorority to the Pan Hellenic c Council are the president, Pan i Hellenic representative and rush s chairman. Officers of Pan Hellenic are Liz ; Singletary, vice-president; Lise Verner, treasurer; and Alma Har rison, secretary. All officers except the president are rotated among the sororities according to the foundation (late of their Caro lina chapter. Pan Hellenic Will Enforce Rushing Rules Plans have been made by Pan Hellenic Council to strictly en force "dirty rushing" rules during the current sorority rush season, Grace Zimmerman, Pan Hellenic pre-;ident, has announced. Three rules have been set forth l.v Pan Hellenic and offenders w'il! be penalized by the Council accordingly, Miss Zimmerman said. The rules are: 1. Through October 13, informal rushing will prevail with no parties. Parties consist of a pre arranged gathering of rushees and eit}her actives or alumnae, at which retreshments are served. 2. No sorority member may talk to a rushee from October 14-19 unless a representative of another sorority is present. 3. Absolutely no contact will be permitted between rushees and sorority members from 9 p.m., October 19 until noon, October 20. Contact includes that by 1hone, written notes, through alumnae, nun-sorority members or n11n. To enforce the last rule, Pan I Hellenic members will patrol the halls of Sims, Wade Hampton. F'reshman and Kirkland dormi tories from 9 p.m., October 19, until early the following morning. Memberh of the patrols will an swer all phones and permit no calls to be taken by rushees. q1 Can Yoi Forr 0l 1131 BULL ST. DRIVE I] SIGN UP IIERE ....Grace vice-president, are shown registerin the girls registered la-It Jillday n Cooper) Women's R1 With Inforn Sorority rush season will get > under way Monday afternoon when all rushees will attend the Pan Hellenic coke party in Sims Dormitory. Dean of Women Arney R. Childs will speak to the group, and Grace Zimmerman, president of Pan Hellenic Council, will explain rush and rushing rules. Informal rushing will he al lowed from now through October 13, Miss Zimmerman said, but no parties will be allowed until after that date. Pan Hellenic defines a party as any prearranged organized group in which refresh ments are served and rushees are present, sponsored either by a Wrigh t John'ston Yormaf et Men's Clothing, Sh( and Furnishings NATIONAL CO N ~d1~)investment plao ,-~--f A only. It can rec ~-2~~--'Start investing . . .after you S Get details fro tative today I LIFE ,See the Dif' grP ORDINARYG DpPHOTO 6amonized awn Draped ~ITH PHOTOGRAPHIC MAKE APES STYLED IN HOLLYWi !IOODLAWN STUDI WY AND SEE OUIR WINDOW ~4 limmerman, pre-idenit of Pan I lell ggirls for fall rnv-h wee-4k which s I Tuesday in the lo)by of the liN ish Season ] al Party In orority or its alumnae. Formal rush opens October 14 vith routine teas from 2:30 to 5:30 .m. and 7 to 9 p.m. in all the orority rooms. All rushees must 1r precsent at the routine teas if hey intend to continue through -ush, Miss Zimmerman said. Ah ences will be permitted only if rxeused by the Pan Iellenic presi lent. before the day of the teas. Preferential parties will he iven by the sororities October 15 .hrough 19. Rushees will at t end me party a night, by invitation mily. RZushees vill sign preference ards in Dean Childs' office from 4 a.m. to noon, October 20, and 130MAIN ST. 1', Olf ,\eft e '?toney LLEGE LIFE has a sure-fire 1 available to college men ally make money for youl now, make deposits later graduate. m your campus represen-. e and( '9n(ve?4/( INSURANCE COMPANV Ference?I Portrait UP' O P'IIONF 20062 iPI AV 1mS1 receive bhls at 3i p.m. in the secomi floor study of Sims Dormi tory the same day. Pledging will follow immiedliately. Serving as cheerleaders for t,his elass year at Winthrop College will he .Janelle Dempsey of A.\ ugust a, Ga.. and Patricia Bryant of Darlington. .OitCt ( Author of B THE SEARCH FOR I It was a dullish evening Ellen Krumbald was sticking mother; Evelyn Zinsmaster y to her chia rm bracelet; Algeli a letter to Elvis Presley in dullish evening. Suddenly Dolores Viadna foot. "Chaps," she said to h making! Let's d1 something different and gasp-making. "No," said the sorors, Curls. "Th ink, chaps, think !" sa Morris Cigarettes to everyb< think-making smoke, it is to yummy Philip Morris. Thinf a goodl, clean, natuiral Philip mas dissolve, problems eva: disperses, and the benevolent and dewy world. Oh, happy Oh, reg ular! Oh long-size! 071, twQ, 71/ree Now Geraldine Quidnun revivified by a good P hi cried, "Oh, I have a perfec hypnotize soidteody !'' "Oh, capital !' cried the sa a "Yes," said IJolores Vlat but hypnosis requrees a plia we are all so1 strong and wej At this point, in walked Bluiegowni. ''Excuse tme, mi: finished making your beds, ioming youri pleats. Will ti "Yes," sn)appled Dolores three, you will he hypnotize "Yes, excellency'," said1 A "One, two, t hree,''$" sid F a dis romlptly wenst iate "Gope bseack," said Dnolores. dlay, bac-k to your birth, to b< inc-arnat ion..ow, who a "yname is Bridey Sig Is 1818I, and I am in County ''Cot'!'" sa id thle sorors. "'Ilow old ar(eO y ?'' ask& "'I am seven,'' saidi Alice, '"Where is your mother? "Shei got sold at the fair ''('00!'' sa id t he sorors. "'Tell us about yourself,'' "I am five feet tall,'" sait and weigh 3:200) pounds.'' "Coo !" saidI the sorors. "Isn't that rather heavy "Who's a girl'?" said Al guernsey." "Coo!" said the Rorors. "Moo!" said Biridey Sigs Tis column Is presented by whoi~ dona't hold with haypnaoss. t D Pi Wins WAA Bridge rournament Alpha Delta Pi sorority placed 'irst in the annual bridge tourna nent according to Elizabeth 3ingletary, vice-president of Wo nen's Athletic Association which ponsored the event. Delta Delta Delta placed second fnd Delta Zeta placed third. The tournament was held dur ng the past two weeks with the inal play off last Thursday. The eight sororities and the in lependent girls took part in the our1nament. WAA plans to sponsor an event o take place each month during he school year. Washington, I). C. American universities and col eges will turn into "four-year ountry clubs" unless they revise heir admission qualifications so hat only good students will be ble to enter college, warned tobert E. Iffert of the U. S. Of ice of Education. For Dancing NIGHTWATCH On WIS Radio 10-11:30 P. M. ,refoot Bay with cheek." etc.) 3RIDEY SIGAFOOS at the Theta house. Mary pins in an effigy of the house ras welding a manhole cover ca McKeesport was writing blood. Like I say, it was a V stood up and stamped her r sorors, "this is too yawn gay and mad and wild and Anybody got an idea?" baking their little sausage d Dolores and passed Philip dy, and if there ever was a day's fresh and zestful and ,s come clear when you put \iorris - knots untie, dilem orate, cobwebs vanish, fog sun pours radiance on a new world ! Oh, Philip Morris I Oh, get some already!I e, her drooping brain-cella lip Morris, leapt up and gasser of ani idea! Let's >rors. "Oh, tingle-making !" nay, "it is ai splendid idea, nt and malleable mind, and ll-adjulstedl." young pledge named Alice dt'esses," saidl she, "I have doing your homework, and ere be anything else ?" Vladnay. "W~heni I count to I." lice, bobbing a cur'tsey. olores. a tr'ance. "Go back to your fifth birth fore your' birth, to your last 'e you?" foos," sa1id Alice. "The year Cork." d D)olores. ' asked D)olorea, last year." C said Dolores. Alice. "I have brown eyes, for a girl?" said Dolores. ce. "I'm a black and white .foos. *Mn Shuaan, seas the maker. o~f Phillp Morr4s PP wang you wide awake wsel