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)a FOR AFTER SIX.. . The Lenn, junior business administri fitting the jacket for Lenn. 'Th black satin bow tie and cummc complete ensemble is courtesy Ra indrops Perfect Fo By Ronald L. Bern Staff Writer , "What's with these florists?' Five bucks for two lousy rose buds! ,Man, how do I get rooked into these formals? What a day! Busted an hour quiz this morning found a spot on my tux jacket after lunch (the cleaners (did me a big favor and removed it in a hurry . . . for $1.50). Man, these formals will ruin a guy! I can see a real big evening coming up. I hardly knowv this dame, but she gives me a big break and slips me the invite. Probably invited 10 other guys first! I'm the sucker that ac cepted. I can p)icture it all now. A bunch of sorority girls falling all over each other showving off their new dresses. Then there's the traditional bunch of uncomfortable looking slobs standing around in their roommates' tuxedos, wishing they were back in their dorms in a poker game. Why do I (do these things? Probably got the wrong kind of r flowers to boot. I better get back to the (dorm and shine my shoes. Oh, gosh, I forgot! I left my black shoes at home. Guess I'll have to shine my ROTC shoes for the first tine this semester. Look at the time! Gotta hustle! Where's that darn tie? "Hey, Mike. . . .You got a black bow tie? Whew ...thank goodness. LEARN COLLEGE HEBREW AT CAMP THIS SUMMER Annual accelerated course in modern Hebrew for college students and graduating high school seniors, at beautiful 75 acre coed camp in New York's Hudson Valley ; complete sports facilities. 7 week session, July -August, $185; including room, board, tuition (some scholarship help available) write: ULPAN, Student Zionist Organization 342 Madison Avanue. Now York 17 4"" 'After 6" tuxedo, appropriate for Ca ition major from Charlotte, N. C. A e black worsted wool tux has a sati rbund. Lenn also wears the standar of Sharpe's Formal Wear for Men. And Roseb rmal Danct Just look at this jacket! And it looked so sharp in high school. Aw, to heck with it! What's that, Bob? It's raining outside. Oh, great! Old lucky me! What have I done to deserve this invitation ? Now the car won't start. "Come on, honey, let's crank up one big time for old daddy. I'm gonna junk this heap first thing tomor row morning. At last, there she goes. I might have known there wouldn't be a parking p)lace within three blocks of Sims. Walking in 8y appointment purveyors of soap to lh THIS AFTER S CONDITIONS YC Invigorates and softens th after any shave, electric oi YARDLEY OF Yardley products for America are created in Engi English formulae, combining imported and d rolina formals, is modeled by Bob n assistant in the men's shop is it shawl collar, and is worn with d white tux shirt with studs. The (Staff photo by Walt) uds Ruin Setting the rain is O.K. for Johnny Ray, but he gets paid for it. Hey there, sugar. Say, you look like a doll in that dress. Let's get moving. We're late. Oh, don't mention it. I started to get orchids, but I decided the rose buds were prettier. You're a great little dancer, and that combo is really terrific. Just goes to prove I have real judg ment. What foresight I've got' Some timies I amaze even myself' No, sugar, I wasn't talking to you. H-ow~ about it dance?' Slate King George VI, Yardley & Co. Ltd. London HAVE LOTION )UR FACE, TOO skin, soothes razor burn lather ...$1.10, plus tax. LONDON, INC. and and finished in the U.S.A. from the original rimeitic ingredients. 620 Fifth Ave., N.Y.C. 6 i'nZ GAMECOCK FASHIONS FOR ) Wors ted By Bill Handel Special Writer Evening dresses, car coats, cock tail dresses, man-made fur coats and other paraphenalia in women's wardrobes have recently been described in detail. The male ele ment has been ignored. Now, men shall have a chance to show off Adonis-like profiles in the latest evening wear. The perennial stand-by is the worsted midnight blue, single breasted, tux. Matching this, is a midnight blue cummerbund and bow-tie with starched shirt front and collar. The black oxfords with plain toe are always in good taste for even the most elegant affairs. Previously, formal soiries have been uncomfortably stiff collared affairs, but the rebellious spirit of man has shown through with a brilliant light. Man has to be Hundred Dolla For 'Best-Dres: Merchandise at Brittor amounting to $100 will be who is elected the "Best D Jimmy Herring of The ( the winner will be annou Fashion Show which will be House Assembly Room. S choice from March 3-15. Nominees will model fashions from Britton's. In addition to the $100 a second place prize. Also social organization showing ring said. Last week Britton's and versity social organization. annual B.D.M.O.C. Contest fraternity was asked to Leaguer for election to th Man on Campus." The "Best Dressed Man' able opinion among the campus, Herring said. Names of the nominee, time The Gamecock went Laces and leat Ski boots lace better, a yet more pliant with a the wool in his socks - of products dericed ft IEN Tux Is P comfortable and retain his casual indifference to the whole business. The keyword today is casual for mality from head to toe. For spring formal wear new fabric combinations have been made in white dinner jackets of Dacron and Rayon with matching shawl collar. Too, in Rayon a center vent has been cut in the back and Ivy-league flaps have been added to the pockets. For the continental air, imported Italian silk shantung adds a note of luxury. For the warm spring and sum mer nights, trousers are being made in tropical worsteds and Rayon. The midnight blue or black are equally proper for every occa sion. Shirts have taken a casual ap pearance. No longer designed to choke or rub necks raw, the starch is left out at time of laundering. The latest styling is a pleated .r Prize Set ied Man' L's Clothing Store for Men given to the University man ressed Man On Campus." amecock business staff said riced at Carolina's all Male in mid-March in the Russell tudents will vote for their 'Springtime in the South" gift certificate, there will be a trophy will be given the the greatest interest, Her The Gamecock invited Uni to participate in the first Each social sorority and nominate its favorite Ivy a position of "Best Dressed contest has met with favor social organizations of the were not available at the to press. hers and dozens of tay safety-tight. T hey do so b special oil perfected by Essc even the lacquer on his skis - noil .550 RKeAmr4a erennial front broadcloth with 20 to 22 pleats. The slightly spread collar adds another note of casualness. Accessories have become more colorful and complimentary. The cummerbund and matching bow Calendar For Week Friday, February 22 5 p.m.-Daughters of American Revolution, Assembly Room, Rus sell House. 8 p.m.-Delta Sigma Pi, room 204, Russell House. Monday, February 25 4 p.m. - Pan-Hellenic Council, Assembly Room, Russell House. 5 p.m.-Student Council, room 206, Russell House. 5:30 p.m. - Inter-Fraternity Council, Club Room, Russell House. Tuesday, February 26 1 p.m.-Luncheon, Calhoun Life Insurance Company, Assembly Room, Russell House. 6 p.m.-Alpha Kappa Gamma, room 101, Russell House. 8 p.m.-Delta Sigma Pi, room 204, Russell House. Wednesday, February 28 l p.m.-Freshman "Y" Lunch eon, Assembly Room, Russell House. 5 p.m.-International Relations Club, room 101, Russell House. 7:30 p.m.-Alpha Phi Omega, room 101, Russell House. Cornel BARBEl BEGINNING MJ HAIR CUT FLAT-TOPS Let's Use Your He things e'cause the rawhide leather i Research. T he leather in th were also made better with Page Five Stand-by tie family have grown now to in clude maroon, black watch, Royal Stuart and MacPhersen plaids, plus two new colors of metallic gold and silver. Studs and links are still. black or smoked pearl. The handker chief is always white with the square folds, (this protrudes three-eighths of an inch fro n the pocket). Shoes have gone casual and light weight (so one won't crush any dainty toes). Slip-ons of patent leather with a plain toe and bow are the most appropriate. Some manufacturers have designed slip-ons with no ornamentation at all. With slip-ons or oxfords a high gloss polish is a must. Men's fashions have come a long way from his leopard skin cutaway to the knights' shiny-tin pants to the present shawl collar, single breasted tux. Fashion decrees more changes for years to come, such as a combed cotton crepe dinner jacket, tail viscose with the center vent and flap pocket in the new color bold red. In addition men will be donning golden-brown mesh jackets with matching cummerbund, tie and gold studs. But that is several years hence. Hlappy Hour 7-8 P.M. Nightly . . . the (!rrrn iianternl I Arms a SHOP RCH 1, 1957 -----$1.00 ---$1.25 zd in Our Business as been nmk. e skier's boots"'na