Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. Phi Kappa Sigma held their last night in the ballroom of ti Deen Fishburne for Bob Rogei vice-president; Barbara Blair I Kappa Alpha Holds Annual Tea Dance Kappa Alpha will hold its 33rd Annual Tea Dance from 6-7 tomorrow night at the Jefferson Hotel. This yearly affair is an open dance and alumni of KA are especially invited. Officers for the fall semester are Tommy Edmunds, president; Jimmy Dunbar, vice-president; Jimmy Johnston, recording sec retary; Salters McClary, corre sponding secretary; and Boopa Prichard, treasurer. Also, Bobby Smith, first as sistant and Joe Ashley, second assistant. Delta Zetas Entertain Representatives The Delta Zetas are honored by a visit from three national representatives. Mrs. Marguerite Havens, Col lege Chapter Administrator, Mrs. Glenna Ryan, Province Director, and Miss Nancy Burridge, Field Secretary, are enjoying visiting with the girls in their newly de corated sorority room. During the year these representatives will visit many of Delta Zetas 126 Chapters throughout the United States. a Swingline Stap1er no bigger than a pack of gum! SWINGLINI "TO1T' Mios now Ia mse Unsondi tionally patned. Makes book able at yost sollege bookutore. "CM 3inpler SS19 IONO 9UMNO tY, NEW lOCK. N. V. PHI KAPPA SIC annual Founder's Day Formal Dance and banquet ie Columbia Hotel. Sponsors, top row, from left: s, president; Mary Ann Fulmer for Sonny Hite, or Joe Thompson, treasurer; Jackie Boyles for GE"T SA IN h4 age e of fine tobaccos filters the smoke and makes It mild -but does not , filter out that Ii noet otieting flavor! rMA SOWqSORS Melvin Martin, pledge master. Bottom row, from Mendenhali, scholarshuip chairman; Peggy McGill Ann Hall for John Cloyd, recording secretary; S house mhanager; and Gerry Householer for Bill TIB=VING F=LAVOR: lo flat "filtered-out"fl Io cdry "smoked-out"t< o e c.. U .... ..nth elvin Martn, pAlegeS NEr BotoDfo tg endr enhal soart 8)ll Mhasirater ength McGiF AnnoHallmone ohn loyy &trtecordmok ereayS houstagrandGry arosthey forBil Io dr '" m ke mut*1 left: Nancy Edmund. for Brook. for Joe Harley, party chairman; andra Small for Stanley Anshus, Sword, I.F.C. representative. iste! avor I aste! 4You oa n light 4 either end i liters it over,under around and irough RAll Moll's fine tobocoel Mildi Calendar Of Events Wednesday, Oct. 22 12 noon-"Y" Luncheon in the Assembly Room of Russell House. 3 p.m.-"Show Boat" will be shown through 9 p.m. in the As sembly Room of Russell House. Thursday, Oct. 23 5 p.m.-IRC will meet In the Assembly Room of Russell House. Saturday, Oct. 25 9 a.m.-9 p.m.-Dean Buchannon in the Assembly Room of Russell House. Monday, Oct. 27 12 noon-"Y" Luncheon in the Assembly Room of Russell House. 6 p.m. - Maxcy Brotherhood will meet in Room 101 of Russell House. 7:30 p.m. - Christian Science meeting in Room 206 of Russell House, Tuesday, Oct. 28 7 p.m.-Department of Inter national Studies in the Assembly Room of Russell House. Wednesday, Oct. 29 1 p.m.-"Y" Luncheon in the Assembly Room of Russell House. 8 p.m.-Gay Troliers concert in the Field House. Thursday, Oct. 30 3 p.m.-"With a Song in My Heart" will be shown through 9 p.m. in the Assembly Room of Russell House. 5 p.m.-IRC in Room 204 of Russell House. 8 P.m.-State Student Legisla tures in Room 102 of Russell House. OjftreO THE DRES In al my years of observing a UNested many times-I have ni U&h A W sa guo as can be f( I am partioMlarly enchanted t which so many of you'girls . damure you all look in your "b Innocentl How colorful when and burps you after dinnerl Another trend that leaves mi sised handbag. Goodbye to dink at allI Hurrah for today's sen room for your makeup, your half, your Slinky toy, your MG Did I say Marlboros? Certait can consider herself in the van, if she doesn't smoke Marlboro Do you want a filter that is t but at the same time, does no first-rate tobacco? Then get Mai the pleasure you derive from a If unlit. To return to coed fashions, le popular flat shoe was introdu< became obvious that girls were a while the flat shoes kept the se but today they will no longer ' are towering over their dates, f< continued to rise with disturb~ thought possible that we will see But science is working on American know-how will find porary measure is available-th *The reverse wedgie is simply tilts a girl backward at a 45 de three feet off her height. It Is, this position unless you have su keep his arm around your waisi out in fairly short order; there him encouragement. Keep look lashes and repeating in awed Shorty I" Next we turn to hair styling. 'I the cloche-coif. One sees very bobs, and the new Mohican cu at all. In fact, I saw only one H. Sigafoos, a sophomore of lieni and laughed at her, but it was I for one night a dark, handsome birch and linked his arm in Rhi the last of the Mohicans-but I if you will but be my wife." T and run a candied-apple stand ni little Mohicans named Patti, MV Congratulatioen, to Mr. and M heave discovered the pleasurej sister cigarette, non-Alter Phi Miss Elaine Corbett Phi Epsilon Pi Announces Sweetheart Elaine Corbett, a freshman from brangeburg, S. C., has been chosen to succeed Miss Lubah Freedman as SweethcArt of Phi Epsilon PI fraternity. Both Miss Corbett and Miss. Freedman were honored at the Phi Ep dance held Wednesday evening, October 8, at the Jeffer son Hotel. Following the an nouncement by Steve Baumrind, superior, Miss Corbett received a bouquet of white carnations, the fraternity flower. Also announced at this time were the representatives of Phi Epsilon Pi for Homecoming Queen, Miss Glenda Gunter; and "Garnet and Black," Miss Lubah Freedman. %Usy Rousd lh Fka,Bsf"a n, W" Bo wti& chek.") S PARADE ed fashions-and I have been iver seen such verve, such dash, and in this year's stylesI y the new "baby waist" dresses re favoring this season. How %by waists"! How sweet! How rour housemother lifts you up limp with rapture is the over y little purses that hold nothing sibly sized bag with plenty of pens and pencils, your shelter , and your Marlboros. kly I said Marlboros. What girl in the swim, and in the know, i? What man, for that matter. ruly new, genuinely advanced, t rob you of the full flavor of Iboro. Also get matches because Marlboro is necessarily limited V us now discuss footwear. The led several years ago when it growing taller than boys. For xes in a state of uneasy balance, ierve. Now, evert in flats, girls >r the feminine growth rate has ing speed. In fact, it is now fifteen-foot girls in our lifetime. the problem, and I feel sure n answer. Meanwhile, a temn e reverse wedgie. a wedgie turned around. 'This tree angle and cuts as much as )f course, impossible to walk in pport, so your date will have to at all times. This will tire him fore you must constantly give 6 ing up at him and batting your tones, "How strong you are, 'he hair-do this year is definitely few crew cuts or Irene Castle V seems not to have caught on girl with a Mohican-R{hodelle singtson. 11er classmates laughed lhodelle who had the last laugh, stranger leaped from behind a delle's and said, "I am Uncas, need not be the last, dear lady, oday they arc happily married ear Macon, GIa., and have three axine, and Laverne. 0ei e Sus.. S S ra. Unca. and to all of you whoe of Marlboro and Marlboro's