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'BARBARA HAWTH 'ROUND 7 H Marcia Fischer Rain, rain, rain! . . Did you Carolina fans . . . Victory for Gamecocks . . . After-the-game I ... Are you a Yankee or Dodger their crazy hats . . Sororities pre Do you smoke? . . . Are you be If you are here's all the other I are too. S. C. Raincoats . . . Scoreless first Nothing could dampen the enthi Sigma Nu's and their dates; All Gause and Helen Mauldin, Chuck Pickett and Kitty Francis, and I Sig Eps on the bus to the game Flynn and Anne Ferguson, Sally Sigs and their dates were Bucky Hantski and Marilyn Hardwick, D Eddie Crenshaw and Peggy Parist Bambo Saturday night . . . music by .. PiKa's . . . John Roberts Mc Prosser and Nancy Shumpert, H Bunky Joye and Kit Karson, and The After-the-game celebration . . Alonso with Betty Ott, Bruce V Yoho and Paula Randleman, Cate Smigmator and Saunda Carney, I Staci Gaffos with Betty Small. P' At Womans' Club . . . More p this time . . . Wayne Kilgore and Hiller, George Harmon and Caroly Ann Porter, Kenny Stokes and ( Jo Anne Race. and LeGrand Guel Anoth< SA E . . . Syrian-Lebanon Clul burn and Ann Gasque (Columbia I Wise (Columbia College), Jack Larry Lowe and Nell Jean Cc Haselhurst. And Ano Raskeller Room . . . Jeffersot dates . .. Elsie Simpson and Bill 'l Nancy Wallace and Carol Teagut And Ano KA's . . Wade Hampton ... Davis and Claire Jacoby (UNC), King McGee and Mary Scott I Margaret Rainey. Dr< Joe Felton, Bob Pitts, Francis win, Jimmy Johnston, Teddy Da and Mike Corey, Coles Cathcart Sunday night at the Tri Delt dro Pinning an The WVhite Star of Sigma Nu and wvas given to her by Jack I< a sparkler to Pat Dowling. Vis Familiar surroundings . . . 0 Peggy O'Neil, alum from Green Lewis, alum from Washington, a ADPi Room. Bernard Bourne (A lum) wit] o'n the SAE's. Milly Jones went to The Cita< Just Woe b)egone N. C. fraternity S. C. . .. Sig Eps win a skin . . . V ...Panic when hour qjuizzes ar( were initiated into Tri Delt last the new rage at Sims . ..Sigr Everybodies' Policy" . . . the cro World Series on TV . ..students boots. IS You can het your lif pictures in last week pictures we had hbeI them last week. D)on GLAiI PERS4 woo 1134 RBUL.L ORNE, Society Editor. HE ORSESHOE By md Alma Harrison bring an umbrella? . . . Drenched the Gamecocks . . . Giese and the )arties . . . Parties just for parties fan? . . . N. C football players and paring for rush . . . the '57 Ford .. . hind in your studies already ? . . )eople on the Carolina campus who rs. N. C. half . . . Those . . . Referees . isiasm of the Gamecock fans . in Mustard and Martha Orvin, Ben Farmer and "Makie" Griffin, Tony on Allen and Dottie Hiardeman . . Bob Retzlaff and Sue Howse, Ken Webster and Del Haynes . . . Kappa Stackhouse and Jennie McCabe, Bill ickey Lawrence and Allyn Hunt. and 1. o House Little Deac and Rock 'n Roll Band Kinney and Frances Canada, Lavern enry Price and Rosa Lee Newman, Kenny Rose and June MeCalley. Web Sig Eps and their dates . . . John Villey and Mart ie N ickerson, Hugh r Robinson and Jane Parker, Buddy lill Matthews and Carolyn Woodard, irty )st-gane celeurations . . . Sigma Nu 'Bo" Nelson, Bob \acklen and Nancy 'n Shealy, "Gropo" Garner and Betty arol Brandenburg, Bobby Betts and ry and Alice Enrivht Ir Party After-the-game . .uke Wil ollege), Eddie Andrews and Suzanne Caylor and Dial Bridges (Furman), wley, and Andy )awes with Liz ther Party i Hotel . . . igna Chi's and their 'arrer, Joyce Iliugsti and Dlv Dawn, ther Party! Celebrating the victory were Charlie Jimmy Fuller and Dotsy Gunnells, 3arringer, Clifford Boatwright and )p-In Pinckney, Frank Calcott, .Jeff Good vis, Henry Clinkscales, Ruth Tison and Satnmmy Crawford were there )-xn, I Engagement is now being worn by Lee D)eL oache loyd. Kappa Sig,. Jm Kellet t, gave ;itors Id friends . . .\A few changes... ville, visited the A DPi's . . . Lynn so renewed old acquaintances in the Betty Anxin Bees inger' drcopped in Ie foxr parxen t ' day week end. Stuff uien visitxig their chxapiter honiuses at hyi did it lhave to raixn at that gamne? an nounrd . I \layx and Ann Lx auce Frxiday . . t he game of FiddxIles,ti.v in an edtio clas(Is "lHones'tyi xin Sixms attexitiv ely w ~atchiing the atteninxg xlaxs inx cowoy bats axnd Ol IINARIY 'be POItTI'HAITI OUR FACE HEN e it is and so( is4 thet suppilier of 14 Gameiicock. We hwid thiem mmhd ore. Look better, do'' they? 't lame1f usM fr how haii they i0 10111 PORT R'JA iTS OF W( )NALITY PORT IRA ITS OF DEAWN STi FINE PIIOT OGR AI'II Rushees Must Go To Teas Formal rush for women wil begin Sunday with routine teaf from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to ; p.m. in all the sorority rooms it Sims Dormitory. All rushees must be present al the routine tens if they intend tc continue through rush, according to a statement by Grace Zimmer man, president of Pan Hellenic Council. Absences will be permitted only if excused by the Pan Hellenic president before the day of the teas. Preferential parties will be given by the sororities Monday through Friday, October 19 Rushees will attend one party 21 night, by invitation only. Rushees will sign preference cards in the office of Arney R Chi'ds, dean of wnmen, from 8 a.m. to noon. October 20. Rids will be received at :1 p.m. in the second floor study of Sims Dormitory the same day. Pledg ing will follow immediately. Calendar For Week Friday, October 12 All Day--Delta Airlines inter views. Room 203, Russell House. Saturday, October 13 2 p..- Footbhall, Virginia at Richmond, Va. Sunday, October 1 2:30-5 p.m. --Routine Teas foi all rushees, Sims Dormitory. 7-1 p.m.-Routine Teas for all rushees, Sims Dormitory. Monday, October 15 All Day --- Charles Pekerson billiard champion, Gameroom, Rus sell Iouse. 2:30 p.m. - Class nomination, student council, Auditorium, Rus sell IHouse. 5:30 p.m.-1. F. C. Meeting, Room 206, Russell House. 7 p.m. - Maxey Brotherhood Mcct ing, Room 206, Russell House. Tuesday. October 16 All Day --- Charles Pekerson, billiard champion, Gameroom, Rus sell House. Wednesday, October 17 10:45-12 a.m.-Alumni Associa tion Meeting, Room 206, Russell House. 5 p.m. --- Pep Club Meeting Room 204, Russell House. Thursday, October 18 2 p).mf.-1. R. C. Meeting, Roorr 101, Russell House. 7 p.m. -Movie, "Pete Kelly's Blues," Auditorium, Russell House 7 p).m.-Duplicate Bridge Club Room 206, Russell House. 7 p.m.--Psi Chi Meeting, Roorr lot, Russell House. 8 p.m. - Intervarsity Meeting Rloom 20.1, Russell hlouse. For Dancing NIGHT ATCH On WIS Radio 10-11:30 P. M. IIIe mnltrice s of liese over fromu tiIe samne Just forget you saIw PMEN M1EN JDIO ere sler at hemachn Fo a lesin va i serve , pladratonize yourcafv Oper. Slater Foi Manag Davisoes H'VOUR 5 KAl MA CL CU TWeathes luxuryB l'ooi meaningt~ o m 100on % aa wi S te 1956crt bonger Plool sre us ltimerat e inmdsud i Cashmer olrin Opri SlaerFo . .Rt . i drum major this ye r nwl t '} . I.. atricia Rohr'rts P1ott iN is does during her performances driumi major this year and will performances. (Staff photo by Students f high quality food and eteria and Gamecock Room ted by d Service ements ORGFRI NVAE~RE!* g PY r-ASHIONS care) rcec can yiou get? >pearance?...noncha Lly correct? Like suede a but want it carefree, inble? Want a carefree, Lrt Conmatic Zipper? to 100% carefree Mc of Shampoo leather in C. In any language, the . yet only y in sizes 36 to 42. .95 MENSWEAR Finno. Majorette T 2 Post As Dri By Barbara Hawthorne b Society Editor Viewers of the USC-UNC game a Saturday probably wondered why the drum major, Patricia Roberts n I Plott, -removed her shako during the performance. Ii "I couldn't see where I was going," explained the blonde, blue eyed performer when questioned. h "I borrowed the shako from the d Columbia High School band and it is was too big." This is Pat's first experience as drum major, although she served as a majorette for the last two years with the band. Pat has been twirling a baton o since she was eight years old, in F the fourth grade. "I was mascot " of the Seacrest High School band, is I)elray Beach, Florida," she said. o "When I was in the sixth grade e I became a regular majorette and in the tenth grade, I was head e majorette," she explained further. is When -asked if she enjoyed her ti job, she exclaimed, "I love it." Each summer Pat teaches twirl- F ing to children along with tap and 4 (Author of -Ba MARKING ON THE AND WHAT TO D( Twonkey Crimscott was a was a sophomore. Twonkey brilliant. Choate Sigafoos w; Twonkey Crimscott believed i marking on the curve. Choate Jayne Mansfield, and thirtee Yet there came a time w mentor, sage, and savant - w: out-foxed, out-maneuvered, c by Choate Sigafoos, sophomo It happened one day wher studying for one of Mr. Crim Mr. Crimscott's exams were n They consisted of one hundre having four possible answers was that the four choices we tricately worded, that studen1 Choate Sigafoos were often So on this day Choate sat his sociology text, his tiny br bration, while all around him the sociology class, every one a waste!" he thought. "All t bounce, chained to musty bool should be out singing and di cutting didoes on the greensa~ Then, suddenly, an absoli Choate. "Listen !" he shouted row when wve take the exam, I check Choice 'A' on every que: "Huh?" said his classmat< "Mr. Crimscott marks on the same answers, then we a everybody in the class gets a "Hmm," said his classmnat< "Let's get out of here and aSo they all ran out and li aball, as, indeed, you will to Morris, for if there ever was and gladden the heart, it is t< firm and pure and fragrant ai golden tobacco, lip end to tir '...e '&koa be Oat 61/6 W'ell sir, the next mornin Choate said and, sure enough, picked Choate up and carriedl sang "For lie's a Jolly Good aweetmeats and Philip Mor' buttons which said "I DOTE But they were celebrating time shrewd 01(1 Mr. Crimscot them only one question-to essay on "Crime D)oes Not Pui "You and your ideas," th< off his epaulets andl broke hi: out of the school. Today, a bro living as a camshaft in Toled As the top of thme curve of emoki, niew Philip Morris. So, confude, akes New ti Major allet dancing in Delray Beach. ' During high school she twirled t the Orange Bowl games at New 'ears. "I have also performed at any benefits in Key West, St. 'etersburg. Gainesville and Tal hassee," Pat continued. In Tampa, Fla. she won a iperior rating in the Florida tate Twirling Contest, after she ad won a superior rating in the istrict. She also placed superior6 t the state contest in Jacksonville. Pat's duties as drum major for le university band include direct ig the band, twirling, giving iusic directions, and marching * gnals. The band practices two hours a Tuesdays and Thursdays, and at must also practice at this time ith them. Pat is serving as a majorette r her third year at the univer ty and says that Pat Garnett is ne 'of the best directors she has rer worked for. Garnett says that Pat is an eellent drum major and excells her position as president of te band. The band will take part in the ire Prevention Parade today at p.m. with Pat leading it. refoot Boy WU Cheek." etc.) CURVE... r ) ABOUT IT professor. Choate Sigafoos Crimscott was keen, cold, is loose, vague, adenoidal. n diligence, discipline, and Sigafoos believed in elves, n hours sleep each night. hen Twonkey Crimscott - is thoroughly out-thought, ut-ployed, and out-witted re. Choate was at the library scott's exams in sociology. urder - plain, flat murder. d questions, each question A, B, C, and D. The trouble re so subtly shaded, so'ln :s more clever by far than iet to gibbering. in the library poring over ow furrowved with concen sat the other members of itudying like crazy. "What his youth, this verve, this s in a musty library ! We mecing and smooching and ard !" ite gasser of an idea hit' to his classmates. "Tomor et's all - every one of us - Ition - every one of them." as. the curve. If we all check ll get the same score, and have a ball!I" said Choate. t Philip Morrises and had a when you light a Philip cigarette to lift the spirit >day's new Philip Morris id filled with true, natural, e. r the whole class did what they all got "C's," and they him on their shoulders and '' ellowv" and( plied him with ris and girls and put on ON CHIOAT E." too sooni. Because the next t gave them a test, he gave wit: write a 30,000 word y." 3y s4aid to Choate and tore sword and drummed him ken man, he earns a meager o. Max shulman, 1954 a pleasure, you'll finsd today's ady, say elhe maker.of PlsWlp