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BARBARA HAWTHORNE, Society Editor 'ROUND THE HORSESHO) By Marcia Fischer and Alma Harrison The Carolina-Virginia game ... groups of Carolinians going u to cheer the Gamecocks on to victory ... girls going through rus making a mad dash back to Columbia in time for teas . . . seem like Carolina was well represented in Virginia ... hats, gloves, suits -and heels the fashion ... cokes, punch, small talk ... "Where ar you from?" "What are you majoring in?" . Does that soun familiar? ... Clemson starts early this year . Maxcy Monumen decorated with Clemson colors ... Even the door to Wade Hamptoa receives a coat of paint . . . not to mention the field house an Russell House ramp . . . looking forward to the Clemson-Carolina game . . . the biggest one yet . . . seems like who goes to th Orange Bowl will be determined by that one . . . Let's make sur it's Carolina ... First comes the game . . . there are only a fev names here but we feel sure that many more Gamecock fans wen1 Another Victory for the Gamecocks Lambda Chi's . . . private cheering section . . . Clyde Johnso Billy Broadway, Richard Bell, Neal McLaughlin, Doug Llewelyn, Wil Hanna . . . attending a party held by the University of Richmoi Lambda Chi Chapter Saturday night after the game. Having A Party SAE's ... Friday night . . . private party ... Drick Simkins an Ann Cobb, Lesesne Smith and Thorne Satterlee, Bill Gambel wit Fran Evans, Larry Ladue and Lynn Peterson, Joe Johnson and Lis Verner, Frank Beattie and Betsy Kate, Andy Dawes with Vick Rumph. The Web Again This Week Phi Kappa Sigs . .. at the Web . . . atmosphere . . . dancing as talking . . . Friday night . . Nick Abrams and Helen Wood, To Lydon and Carolyn Bankhead, Mike Cory with Ruth Tison, Ham Die and Farley Lawton, Pat Smith and Mary Ellen Long, Bob Rogers wi Bebe Bass. Victory Celebration More Gamecock fans . . . Saturday night after the game . Three cheers for Carolina . . . Roy Hudgens and Kathleen Tolsoi Ernie Lane and Jane Edmunds, Jack Pendarvis with Cleta Bar4 Carroll Spangler and Shirley Parris, "Cutter" Epps and Daphn Wilson, Heyward Williams with Carol Watson, Frank Beasley an Florence Livingston, Chuck Clyburn and Barbara Anderson, Davi Acker and Dallas Patterson. Bamboo House, Chop Chop Chinese food . .. chopsticks . . . KD's and SAE's . . . Bo Nels and Julian Dority, Warner Fairey and Al Hall, Dutchin Hardin a: Hal Etheridge. More Travelers To Richmond KA's this time . .. seems like the fraternities were seen on th road to Richmond ... Red Miller, Jerry Beasley, Jack Folline, Pa Blankenship, Boopa Pritchard, Peter Read, Clifford Boatwright. PiKa's . . . also on the road to Richmond Ralph and Fri Sellers, Larry Holler and date??? Phi Eps and dates . . . at the game more support for t Gamecocks . . . Ivan Miller and Lubah Freidman, Larry and Syl Koenig, Julian and Sharon Toporek, Murray and Marlene Riebm Charlie Goldberg and Sara Bell, Al Davis and Chris Connor. Dancing Partners Sig Eps . .. at the Syrian-Lebanon Club . . . Saturday night.. dancing to the music of Ricardo Player and his Hli F"i's . . .lowar Chapman and D)ean Fishburne, John Murphy and Irene Kessler, Ke Flynn with Libby O'Sheal, Fred Wigfield and Ann [Foran, D)al Hlawkinson and Pam Eastburn, Ray Chapman and Sylvia Foxw%orti Larry Broyles and Jerome King, Jim Hlicks with Paula D)evine. Anniversary Celebration Pi Phi's . . . alums . ..celebrating the chapter's '25th anniversa ...at the Ship Ahoy . . . Neil Reed, lina Nelson, Pat Barfield Parisian Party Lambda Chi's and dates ..the latest fashions from Paris.. at the Columbia ('ountry Club . . .John Turner and Sally Webstei Zeke Tolly and Pat Elrod, Hal Tyler with Ann Williams (Columbi College), Hal Lefferts and Gloria lHaker, floward Gunter and An Bartell, Roger Benton and Kathy Shivers. Charlie McGahee an Peggy Ketchum. Pinnings Serenading . . .the Sig Ep pin . ..from Ben Gilham to Jo A Geldsten . . . Phi Kappa Sigs . . .Ray Newman gave his fraterni pin to Sadie G;oldman from Thompson, Ga ... Camilla Philson is n< pinned to John Humphrey. Town Theater Fans Phi Eps . . . at the musical "Where's Charlie?" . . .Max Rivki and Marcia Berry, Herb Novit and Arlene Bass. Engagements That sparkling stone . .. third finger, left hand . . .Jack McBri< l'iKa, gave a diamond to Carolyn Inabinet . . . Katherine Fulmer ei.gaged to Johnny Thorn. More Travelers Ann Smarr (alum) from Winter Haven, F"la. visited the K D's, Sig Eps were seen in all parts of the state this weekend. Die Nodden attended a formal dance at Coker with Lynette Brinse Wallace HIill went to Winthrop College to visit Pat Rhodes. Lightnin Morris and Bill Lane visited Limestone College. Alum Saundra Thornton Watts said hello to all the P1 Phi's th: week. Just Stuff The boy who had his fraternity pin only two hours before givi it to a certain girl . ,. the embarrassed co-edl whose father came see her when she was all dressed up for the Parisian party . . . rushe forgetting their own names and home towns at rush teas . . . sorori girls writing .Invtations into the wee hours. Notice Next week's paper will come out on Wednesday. The societ pages have to be completed by Sunday night. Please bring you news for the "Horseshoe"m to the Gamecock office on Saturday. Local By Ken Flynn Special Writer Movie Actress Terry Moor made an unscheduled appearanc on the Carolina campus Sunda as the guest of Sigma Phi Epsilo social fraternity. Miss Moore was presented bouquet of roses and was seri t n, is id is ci m kcs th Sorority Quotas Rise The quota for the sororities was changed by an action of Panhellenic Council from 47 to 50, stated Grace Zimmerman, president of the council. This is the first change in id approximately four years when it was also increased from a previous low. "The reason for the change is that we have so many more t girls than last year," said Miss Zimmerman. Even now there are more girls in going through rush than there are openings. le Frats Name Activations, ;New Officers Election of officers, activation andI election of pledge officer which took place during the pas week are announced by the foi lowing fraternities. Pi Kappa Phi Six pledges b)ecame actives I Pi Kappa Phi fraternity last Sur day afternoon. They are: Ed Mai tison, Florence; Jerry Ivey, Floi .ence; Benny Dusenbury, Myrtl Hleach; Gerald Woolsey, Brooki a Va.; Marion Durden, Florence a and Jack Parker, WVilliston. New pledges are: Hal Limi house, Charleston; and Leslie Ive.a Florence. Phi Kappa Sigma The following men were at ytivatedl in Phi Kappa Sigma las ,week. They are: John Humphre: Moorehead City, N. C.; Fre LeClercq, Denmark; and Bc Rogers, Florence. Pledge officers are: Bill Moor n Florence, president; Bill Swor< Charleston, vice-president; ar1 George Bennett, Warsaw, N. C secretary-treasurer. Charlie DeLoach, Camden, als le, pledged Phi Kap during fall rus1 is Lambda Chi Alpha Officers of the pledge class< Lambda Chi are: Neal Mi Laughlin, president; Hoot Gibso: vice-president; Tommy Beck, trea: k urer; Richard Bell, secretary; ari r. Alan Edney, sargeant-at-arms. Sigma Nu Sigma Mu pledge class ai nounced its new officers. The are: president, Ronnie Melvih vice-president, Jimmy Leventi secretary-treasurer, Bill Bern< and social chairman, Tomw to Walter. es Phi Epsilon P1 ty The new officers of the pleds class of Phi Epsilon P1 were give last week. Gary Zahler wi chosen president, with Mike Surit vice-president; Murray A. Dan V secretary-treasurer; and Bob Ros< r man and Ronald Finger, co-editoi Frat Ei naded by the red-vested Sig E The Twentieth Century Fox ser e star, in Columbia to promote e latest movie, "Between Hea V and Hell," spent some 30 mini n in the fraternity house. Says Frat Boys Are Nice a ( "I think these fraternity b - are wonderful and I'm delig v.. ..\ *** ROSES, RECORDS, AND Moore chats with a member o The screen star made an uns< where she was presented wi serenaded by the members. CAROLI Get Your G DICK i ESSO SEP Assemb Cornplet, t Over 3,000 Carolina si food andl excellent se teria andl Gamuecock II Slater Food | SLATER F RENTALS - SALES It d b F d 7 1-D 1, -A Bloc Suts120 itertains ;ps. they invited me to visit the een campus," the actress said. her The 'brown-haired beauty, whose ven first leading role was in "Return tes of October" In 1948, was accom panied by her mother, Mrs. Louella Koford and her press oys agent, Don Yarborough. ted "The fraternity houses here are BEAUTY:" .. .. . Move:c5e1\Trr N A N: N S! <2y & Colleg ' L \ BEAUT SerovieAcrsTey 1eudt dilyt eo the ualer ityue rvic avlbouuat here Cafe-wa uecic Management 00DERVKE VRMAL WEERO ME lUMy A & OT CAoOLeNA CLEANERS frm .S.C WhSile-U-aitslnsc rtriy GULARc SRICEn At svaA.r Terry so new and good-looking," Miss Moore said. "Most fraternity houses I've seen are old and decrepit-looking but these at Carolina are beautiful." Miss Moore was escorted from the Palmetto Theatre to Building G by a motorcade of Sig Eps. Her visit to the campus followed her afternoon appearance on the stage of the theatre. Photographers Flock An avalanche of amateur hotographers followed Miss Moore into the Sig Ep house. She posed smilingly for all of them. Inside the fraternity house Miss Moore appeared relaxed. She :hatted with the boys, admired trophies and shook hands with the fraternity's sweetheart, Marty Nickerson. Fred YVigfield, president, wel romed Miss Moore to Carolina and presented her with a bouquet of red roses. The fraternity then serenaded her with the Sig Ep Sweetheart Song. "It's beautiful," Miss Moore said. "It makes me wish I were pinned again." She smiled coyly when a Sig Ep asked her what fraternity pin she wore, but the question re mained unanswered. Touring South "This visit to the campus is one of the highlights of my tour through the South," the screen ;tar said. Miss Moore is on her first tour of the South at the expense of Twentieth Century Fox. "The southern accent is grand. [t's nothing like our exaggerated Hollywood version," Miss Moore ( Author of ""J STUDYING CAN Is studying bugging yoi membering names, dates, fa of the library? Dear friend have to do is master the sir Mnemonics, as we all kno Greek philosopher Mnemon cidentally, was only one of fertile Athenian. He is per vention of the staircase, whi of inestimable value to mar people who wished to go fr< from springboards. This me infirm persons were forced 1 nilly, on the ground floor, ar as bears. Especially Demost sul of Athens three times 1 was unable to get up to the of oaths on the third floor t< But after Mnemon's stai thenes got up to the third f1 oath-to Athens' Sorrow, as his temper shortened by y ground floor, soon1 embroiled 8enseless and costly wars witi and the Ogallala Sioux. H( 51'7 B.C., and Mnemon, who sible, was pelted to death wi But I digress. We were a are nothing more than aids jingles that help you to re places. For example, any st surely knows the little jingi Columnbusq iailed the In fourteen hiundlred You see howv simple a mn son why you can't make up y that you are p)roceeding wit) The Pilgrims landed In si:rteen h1unidred I (This jingle is e'specially The next imp)ortant even' Let US comp)ose a rough-and .S'amuel Adams IIung * Ito the briny Zuy1d You can see how simple only for history, but also forc In nineteen hundred It's the cigarette tha What, you ask, is the ci Philip Morris, of c'orris! A Could any cigarette b)e more Could any cigarette be more No! A thundering, thumping today, hey. You'll see. You won's need mnemonIc.. to a ral flavor of Philip Mlorris Cig lighted S rnga.. -o slg .oe Moore said, in response to this reporter's query. "I find it very soft and wa relaxing," she said. Faux-Pas at Luncheon Miss Moore said the most em barrassing thing that happened to her while she was in Columbia took place at -A luncheon given for her by the women's Pilots Club. "I thought they invited me be cause I have a license to fly. When I talked to them I asked if they all had their 'pilot's license and I thought the whole house would fall in from all the laughing," Miss Moore related. The star was unaware the Pilots Club is a civic organization. Miss Moore is a licensed pilot and has even been checked out in a jet. Upon leaving the fraternity house, Miss Moore presented one of the members with a photograph upon which was inscribed: "To the Alpha chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon, love and wishes and ,t's been grand knowing you, Terry Moore." Two Scholarships at Converse Two new full-tuition scholar ships for women have been estab lished at Converse College. The first two recipients will he en rolled in the fall of 1957. The scholarships were created by the board of trustees of Con verse College and will be de signated as the Trustee Comp~eti tive Scholarships. They may be renewed each year for three years provided a student maintains a superior academic record. 4arefeot Boy with Checek." etc.) BE BEAUTIFUL i? Do you have trouble re cte, figures, and the location s, it need not be so. All you nple art of mnemonics. w, was invented by the great in 526 B.C. Mnemonics, in the many inventions of this haps best known for his in ch, as you may imagine, was ikind. Before the staircase, )m floor to floor had to leap ant, of course, that aged and to live out their lives, willy id nuy of them grew cross benes, w'ho was elected con ut never served because he office of the commissioner be sworn in. rease was invented, Demos or easy as pie and took the t turned out. Demosthenes, ears of confinement to the his countrymen in a series of Sthe Persians, the Visigoths, was voted out of office in had made his accession pos th fr uit salad in the Duomo. iscussing mnemonics, which to memory - catchwords or member names, dates, and udent of American history ocean blue ninety two. emonic is? There is no rem our owvn. Say, for instance, bi American history. onl Plynwouth Rock useful to medical students.) t is the Boston Tea Party, I-ready couplet about that; the tea 'r Zee. andl useful they are - not urrent events. For instance, fifty six tclicks! garette that clicks? Why, nd wvhy shouldn't it click? pleasing to the palate ? Not tempting to the taste buds? r, resounding no! Get some @Max shulmian, 195 enmember the wonderl nat srette*, whose maker. are dle