The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 28, 1960, Page Page Four, Image 4
Coo kies C rum r s
BY COOKIE CRUM
Boy! Oh, Boy ! What a weekend-a statement once
heard about Georgia Tech certainly applies here, too
"They may not win all the football games. but they sure
will all the parties!"
Sigma Chi
\Vinning a good one at the RVA Post were the Sigma
Chi's at their Pledging Party. Wishing the pledges the
very best were Nat, Adams, Tim Quinn and Sandy Heise,
.ou.ie OCsten aind Susan Iteed, Eob '1cMI1han and 'Janet
1eclhan, I'ob M\eNinch, 11like Iavis and l-et 1y -urns, Tony
.Ioh IIsoII a I1(1 argaret Farrell. and Ted Owen and Vir
gi n Inia '\Fc ' Igen.
'NC Visitors
Visiting Ihe campus at UNC two weekends ago (be
f'oe t lie I) ig win) were I )et t y lihot is. ( * Iris Thom 1lps ,11.
I et . I a ne I " lwdlei, I an a I I rba a l e \ aster.
'NC Gaime
Tr'lvinl t' keep the tradition of "Big Thursday"
W(re ksettY lIWse Livingston, Faye ltodes., Joe Tinimons,
-\ln Timmolinis, Buzz Imoglaoind, .1im Twitty, and Tommy
1)orWOu,ghs. )id alvone se" C. 0. Warren cirying his eyes
Mit in the lab that afterinom because he couldn't join in
the crowd '!
Carolina at the Fair
It' anyoi- liappened to be at tlie Fair hast week he may
have seen Bteckav P'lumnier., Elaiinv 1bb, .1udy Penland,
Linda Epps, Clair Foster, Anne Shoaf. ('airoliine Brock, and
Ami BIee(C '()Irkilng at tlie Civil )efense \model Atoniic
Va lout Sheelter 1(mth.
Phi Sigma Kappa
The Phi SIs I hrew a sw ingiIg pIre-homecoming party
last Friday evening at the VP\V hall. Seen together were
uri't andi -udy iiekenbacker (same surni'1ae,. t relation),
I'aul Teitschert and larbara .lcan Sallev, Freddy Rosoff
and hi iis .liaii l1each loveln ' ,1anice Sny der, Gerald Iill
ad Sanyd\ Stewart, liodinev iting and Diane Blitz,
Barbara hartiy and iminie Setzer. Mlike Kibler and Gerry
lass. Nick 'Miller and Cecilia Sallev .im Waddell and
ggy l ry ant, ('harlie )aton alid 1)Iriv G(oodiight, Rich
ard KuIrtz and Sharon Applebot(t toml, Jimi 'Ihomas and
l'ji' (lllcn), )avis Ward and Billie.Jo, Hill and Pat,
newlwvVeVds Ir. and Mi's. Fitz. P'esideit Ji il Burke and
P. M., while not at the party-being ini Savannah-werv
t here in spirit.
Homecoming
\'atchiig a fablouliis football g:aim antd the crowning
()f a1 h01mtifuLli IMM-CoM1ing" Q11CCn. (;(lInda Gun11t0r, were
.lcan \Willis and Bel lZisiiger, l'rs \lab'y and Penny
Ifendelstn. Chutck Simniols and Pe 1ggy 1)ses, 1(tbert Rhett
ani .l un \aol\c(t t. Hill Walkup an . lanna Speed, Sauly
Iisstry and Alike ('lirtok. and Orin Anderson and Rose
nill*v 1lankins.
En. iyin tHie oIriginlality of1 the l m co ig displays
aftc'r tle gale were Till * v iper and .lhi Zimmerman,
\'eezie Lane al .err I- lhie t lilte, lu ' l .llohn )illaird.
lobi' Love mali ini llawkins.
Kappa SigIa
DI)Ippilig inl at teit' Kappa Sig hu(se were werie'arry and
l'hlis Gegoy,Ixwis- Arnio al Alary C(dker, Johnl
Gdh(! alnd Aar yl Anii Nt-wian, Noy L.ucas and Biily
(';'f*, Iu bb Sm it Ih and ( IkI ( Gin i ff1 in . , im v Todd aIdIl
l i 4 (lo clttr. Toml ('o ellrel :till Iaye Akiin. Saiit'ord
St:i-boi'rugh and I .ita \-issinu t. .lim I kaldwini and Shelia
ei-I lnl.hi. Tonily \1 torte o a i1l I"-'11ii l elms, I(h HIayden
ui ;r! rI i'ii Smnall, Iurt livir i ;anI ('illt- Haiird, and Hob
i' n and Anit' I)igb y.
ILambda ('hi
The' .ambda i h ('hi' c'elbrate theIn v itry 1o(ver Noi'th
' ihm withI a dro in1.1 at th' frti'i rntl'ityv house foillowetd
Iilla'r' at I 'alla -I' s ala ihi I!hilt a lalt ;at t lit I lainta
i. In 'hli' tri wi wI'r't' Sam!ly St t'warit ala ii diii XX Oods,
'' \l( i'' A\1:hi-. IKitty' .\lKtnzie am! "iainkit' ,iefor'ds,
J1 anI <'u!b tlstil :al lionll I wiv. Sm-ia ( ;aridnerti aind Sonny
(artti'. I an' Fr'edti ant! I'hilip Ilatthetll, Lyiin ?lorgan
lii Ie Ta vl' ' 0r. li abara Tay\lori anid Ktin \V' Ood, l-:mhily
llanding an it! lugi~ h .aker', Lit byv ( 'hiireitss alit \Valt
Laa ,tiir, ('hariIlti ( toweru am! Nli'k i\lurray, anti Betsv
l'ii a tii nIrd llarr llarke tr. i II'~ ii! 1il!x ltgti
Sat uday a a ig dayp orl'r Tiiurnraiefo
Ih I 41o iria stthdy ar ni uhi A n: ing ot''ingiiagpy
i a'' iito l it'k at Ili's e't t'at n i e re and vien
Sba uburg.ill ''k t Stat' ul~ a neit Knox i Tch imr
Hel and ! ;Si Nwbry Ed1 lt uffyi~'1 h and Li nd ages
-Am tIts bit and! Janei' (\'tffnin \''' ill liinslii and \ aynn
I\i- i I inI ,t Tomi(' ' an ii tiitt! I'arko r. .\li m stn'an
N i Yapp ST I m
im \\ trd. Del.\mbousy marcoi alhonichYr
He hJns FeJBroins o ,nAisb
Woe Stae U. Boo Sres Choict
T- OpN 6A.t 2Mdih vr a
Fall Pledges
Are Revealed
By Phi Kap's
Phi Sigma Kappa, social frat
ternity, recently added 26 new
pledges and affiliates. They are:
Wilson Bilton, Bruce Campbell,
Jim Coleman and Rodney Epting.
Also, Mike Kibbler, Mike Me
Nlillan, Charlie MeSean, Eddie T
Owens, Allan Shealy, Jim Thomas,
Richard Woods, Richard Kurtz,
Karl Senn, Jim WVI-ddell and Dick
Sands.
Bill White, David Ward, Dillard
Jacobs, Will Applegate, Edgar
Everett, Paul Tentschert, j oe
Hriggs, Dlenniis Myers and Dan
Setze.
Maid of Cotton
Contest Opened
The 19 1 Maid of Cotton will
wear the finest inl cotton fashion
crteated for her by leading design
ers in, America and Europe.
The National Cotton Council iv
ports the young beauty chosen as
the cotton industry's 23rd fashion
and good will representative will
he outfitted in her beautiful new
clothes in New York in January.
She will be named from among
twenty finalists in Memphis on the
night of December 29.
The 19il Maid of Cotton's ward
ret i will contain -10 cotton outfits,
intding winter coats, bathing
-ts mal elegant hallgowns, as
well as a smart collection of day
6. ises and suits.
The first showing of the 1ad.
wardirobe will take place at the
Waldorf-Astoria in mid-January.
On January 29, she will leave for
.1liani, first stop ont a coast-to
coast toiur of the I' nited States.
ID(-ing her six months' interna
tiinal tour, she also will visit ma
jor cities in Canada and Eur1tope.
Applications are now being re
ceived inl the Memphis office of the Ne
C'tton Council from girls inter
e*t ed in comp1etinig fIor the title of
19l Alaid of Cotton.
Ti be cligible, a girl must have
beell bon in one of the 18 cotton
prodluciig stats and tust never Ime
haVe been 11tmaried. She must be -at
hIt ween the ages of 19 and 25 and
must he at least five feet, five
itles tall. to
ApPlications may he obtained l'a
from the National Cotton coutncil, sl
.x 905. M1letmjphis 12, Tcinness(.
Phi Sigm11a 1%appa)
Officer's Elech(ted
Gannaitti Tritotn chaplter- oft Phi
Siigma Kappa has itecently elecited
oft it-its fort the faill term.n JimJ
i ewas telec-ted pr tesidentt anil
Ot her officers ate: Beirt Ricken
b:ukter, secretary;v Budt Brooks, l&
treaurer;,Joihn Noe, iniductor; eli'
I'':td Ri,soff. sen teniel; Char-lis
Ih-a,tin antd Bill Platner, so-ial co -
n a al rep resentta tive. Bullet Woods
dI serve as pledge piresidetnt.
gort
~e )
urtle Neck, Brash Co
Fall Swea
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FO WEARt WITHl this .eatr's- bumlky sv
ine for utumnt mtrollitig. (Whoto co
I'he "posh" fashion houses in nl
X York and P'aris may make in
lion's share of fashion dictates si
hi now season, but among the t
ege group, it is t0he stn(ICIts t
mselves who pick and choose hi
ir "top of the chis'" winners
h year. st
eturniiing as anii h1rd "senior" fl
-year i. the bulky k!it sweater. a
red with culottevS, berindas or
irtly tailmred 'Xot . the bulky V
"in" as for as :t returning a
41 is co rti-ned.
tdeparets fronm t he ('lumnsy look a
the "Sh>py Joe"' oft (old and1 is Si
Mhi Sigma Kaj
gall Pledge Cl,
l'he' ledgeI~ clas4s ofI Pi 'i Sigma t
pp,social fraterniiit y, recttly a
IitzI, secre'(tary; I lan Setze.~r, I
Mister..
you're g<
that sha
START WITH THIS
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ib c I P fore
- yo th
c no cf
E4ECTR/
lors
ters - -Big,
enters p1aid walking sorI are
itrie.sy ofPeny.
>w availablc in many styles rang
g from vest-type jackets to smart g .
awl collar styles. In fact, it's
Secret that the popularity of
ie sweater has reached an all-time
gh With today's collegians.
This year's sVeatl Is come in _
rips, geometric prints and evenl
aral prints. This year also sees
revival of the ski 1)111lver.
Sweaters come in a spectruml) of*
vid colors; all shades of purple
re this year's fav,oites. Vivid
Ilows, reds, gIeens and lues are
Iso popular. TPhe most dleliciouis
md(e seen this year is a blue
>paI Tells
azss Officers
-easurer ; liill W~hite . sergeamIi-t
riis; Mlike MceMillan and 1)eij
I yers, hiistorians.
mairmian; larl Sunii, at.ihitie
mirm1011an and Will ;\ IlegaZtte andl
Iek Saind.s, social chlairmuen.
>ing to wear
ye all day!
NEW FORMULA BEFORE
op 4 o'clock stubble trouble!
>close, all-day clean, with
your face, wihen you use
Shrive Lotion. It contains
'jr shuaver extro glide-power
hat br Y bacing Old Spice
IIto/
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Brushy,
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A SMAlI.Y TAll.O)ED plaid
brushy swenters. Shown here is a
otiurkesy of l 'emyS.)
ven Called Kelly hh1tic.
To we,ar with the sweaters there
e smartly tailored skirts, slim
eks, hermudas and knickers.
The sweaters have a variety of
I1arS; most seen in the turtle
Whai
colk
/
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So a( r a' d (atr today. Get, the
-Ihen write to
J. It Wood & Sons, Inc. I )ep(
for your free guin
and alablea
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lig told you?
I atill say it'll
be cloudy with
widely scattened
thundershowers!
Bulky
%kirt also takes kihodly to the niew
Ionger hip length cardigai. (I'loto
neck, bigger than life. The shawl
coliar. and small notched car are
also) Seen.
Sweaters can be fuund in any
length from short waist length to
the hip length pullover.
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should
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about
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what of the diamond ring?
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