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G~~~o $ci a 'Crna Cookies C%mo BY COOKIE CRUM "Over the river and through the woods to holiday parties we go . . ." This seems to be the theme song of most Carolina students during the holidays. Though the University itself was actually deserted, the city of Colum bia was hostess to a large part of the student body with many parties and good times to be had by all. PiKA Party Preparing themselves for the season were the PiKAs with a big party at Heise's Pond. Stuffing Gabriel's horn were Tommy Davis and Judy Huggins, Tommy Miles and "Flo" Roberts, Park Turner and Vivian Brandenburg, Jim 'oste and Genie Garvin, Joel Goodrich and Dot Crowley, Jack Williams and Nancy Frye, David Watson and Patty Whitlock, Earl Gibbons and Carolyn Spoon, Bob Burris and Catherine Stolte, Pete Mauer and Judy Lyerly, Jack Wilson and Jeanette Rast, Ed Duffy and Libby Rogers, 'Jimmy Hunter al Ann Timmons, Bobby Miles and Cookie Cobb, Richard Copeland and Angeline Galloway, Leonard Rice and Kathy Whitlock. Robby Stanford and Priscilla Robertson, John Zimmerman and Peggy Gulledge, Billy McGill and Tinka Becker, and Sketter Steward and Janet Knox. Sigma Chis Also that night the old VFW was crowded with Sigma ('his dancing to the music of' the "Hearts." Among the crowd were Jerry Jackson and Mary Epps, Ed Spears and Hazel Ann Gramling, Tommy Rose and Jacquie Splawn, Tim Quinn and Carole Cole, Gayle Peterson and Bob Lofgren, MVrartha Dabbs and Bill Singleton, Jean Carroll and Ken lolland, Glenda and Everett Crafts, and Clair antid "Bubba" McKenzie. Phi Kaps The Phi Kaps had a hayride Saturday night after the N. C. State game. They left about 7:30 for Lake Murray in two trucks and were back at 12. A bonfire was built and seen sitting around it were Dot Todd (Winthrop) and Carey Miller, Jean Willis and Vance Nesmith, Vicki Smith and John Bolan, Skippy Canady and Deek Adkins. Maxcy Brotherhood The Maxcy Brotherhood held a (lance for its Alumni last Saturday night, November 19th at the Mehl Rujan Room. A few of the alumni present were Jim Pendarvis, 1orace Hluggins, Wayne McGraw, Neil Bennett, Bruce Marler, and Jimmy Cox. Ann Coller, the new Maxey Brotherhood Sweetheart, was given a bouquet of roses by Social Chairman, Aubrev IHorton. Other members seen at the (lance were Bill Adams and Nancy Woodburn, John Brooks and Betty Stackhouse, Jerry Allen and Libby Hin son, Rawlings IHubbard and Brenda 11Luff, Bob MlcElveen and Carol Sowers. Ken Baker and Beverly Wilson, and Jerry Shirley and Judy Hayes. Margaret Alderman and Julia Sherer went to West Point for the Thanksgiving holidays to watch the battle between the Blue and the Gra.y. Pinned And Engaged Pins have been changing hantis like mad lately as shIowi by Judy 1hart (('hi 0) and Edwin InZ(el (SAE), Jackie Vickory (Chi 0) and I1uddy Tally (SAE'), ilartha Schuiler and Joe Board.(Sigma Nu-L'. Va.). SaIdra Por ter (fi Phi alum) will soon be making plans for a white dress an d( rice sin ce she has received a ring frI m I lolmes D)avis (KA). I)ear Stuidenits, W i th at stiident tI 0(1 o.f appro)i'.inta1tel!, (i,t><>, it is con11 /)lttt!i in )poxxible for' C'ook1ie ( 'l/nit to learn' of all the~ social activifies f/at occuriii Jitr at ('S(. l"r (Caieriits and( .SororPuits / turni ni iatout of theC )ate 'Han/!/ studentils /tcho (1o not beloiny to fraternities and1( .Noroities in/ho tilso attend( aI 'ar)ie'ty of social fuinctioni. icih reould(1(iSI al) beif interesPCt ini the Col1un10n. S"Itidets/5 (|Caro/inai t/i iS s ani aippeal to You . . . ('ooki< ieeds5 "lossip." I f !1(au (/oi nof turn', inij I i'nforntion to her'i it is ino posiblet to hatve' a "'icil/ rounded"'1' yoxxSip Co/uOin. I)o y/ou Cre jc'if/ 1tat you read about 1/he sa nte peopl< Icch ieckC, WellC/, if y/ou do(1, it is youri Otten Pait, |or' nol /tuning in theji!, io 1io (o Cook it'0 /i' in Gmc(ock offier0 rofn 20X !Ilxxcl/ lbouse. It fno one ( is ini the o||ie just p)in the' ii/inirmaion toi he bull, (i houme~d u'ithi ('ookie''s i~nmt on it. Yoiur c"ooperau /(in iit eii apprei'(ttd (. Lee Jordant i BrotLherh ood uuuuuax ~s Activates 17 qpC .\b xcy lfiro0 therhood, I. idpendenCft - men' organizat ion, r''eently aeti 'te I l' new mcember's. They are: .1 hn Br(oks, l'-:vret te Cooper, lwlngs' flubbland, anid Charle Alsou, R annie AleColhsteru'c, .1 acki'e''" Mornn'ingstar', WAilliamc Pack, I l).;ob~' ichdale'. ,1limi(' Roger's, .Jerry .......-~*' Shirley, Joh n Stevenson, Ronnie ITur'be'v ille, F"lynn Warrien, Russ . W,illiam's and ,Joe' Wright. Chi Psi Reveals / Actives, O f ficers QM'M4 Alpha Beta c'hapter of Chi Psi, social fraternity, recently activatedi three. They are Rhett Miller, Yur nie Henry Lesesne and Robin Gaylor.GAEOKC Chi Psi pledge officers are: Joe 2kr REp J'ohnson, president; Ken Jewell, iaTylrS vice president; Tom Howell, secre- ' tary and Craigr Norton, treasurer'. December 8 Alpha D Skippy Canady Vicki Smith X.X. Kit Qu1,1114-haIeb um Magazine Contest Open To Students In 31a&demoliselle' c.ollege pubII lientionsl cotes(t th'e nmgazin- i again award dinig prizes for the b e-t ar1tiles writtn by1'I an under-Q gra~duate, an alunmuts and~ a facty* membier and toLi the coliilege pteriod i caIs in whlich each ariclie a ppearis. to receivinug cash prIize, bie paid for their a rt icles if they are bou nghtI for repulicat ion ini the maigaszine. F-i! ty dllarsi winhe ai'~war&dd , e pubil ln in hich tiilhe arti--les he athor liif the wininig entry. I:Cntries wVil beI ( juidg,ed on oirigi nality of th:iughtl andi writing natlinnlly Li Colle,te studiients. Wim nirs wjill he a nnouaned( by Octoher 15, 1!9il the Uest is good enough Gentlemen will appre ciate the touch of eloquence that speaks with distinction of our classic 3-pieceC vested suits in fineG corduroys, all wool hopsackings, and worsteds. 29.95 to 75.00 o use our exclusive *iARGE ACCOUNT rking, with purchase, reel Pmaring Lot 9Ita Pi Fo Ann Shirley Anne Griffith -( -Y --Y Alpha Delta Pi, social sorority, will have a formal dance December at the Jefferson Hotel. Trhe dance will be held from 9 uitil I with mu1si:- by The Zippers. There will be a drop-in before the ance for members and their dates. Officers and their escorts are: ikippy Canady, president, escorted - Warren Adkins; Ann Shirley, ,ie president, es,orted by Al Ha "FIND THE When Jim Bos trical Engineering one idea uppermo job in which he c agement via the< it, "I didn't wani neering all my life, After talking Jim joined The l\ Telegraph Compa action he was look His first assigr widlely scatteredl r1 Colorado-a stick was given a free h ceduIres. Ilis boss s Jim--and hbring it 0? fl( -qei rmal Flora Carmichael Nancy Ariail good and Flora Carmichael, re cording secretary, escorted by Dave Hopkins. Also, Vicki Smith, corresponding secretary, escorted by John Bolen; Anne Griffith, treasurer, escorted by Gene Griffith; Nancy Ariail, rush chairman, escorted by Clark Reed and Kit Quattlebaum, social chairman, escorted by S o n n y Hooker. ANSWER, JIN Lrdman took his B.S. in Elec at Color ado State, there was st in his mind. He wanted a auld work his way into man ngineering route. As he puts to stick with straight engi to eight other organizations lountain States Telephone & fly. He soon got the kind of ing for. iment: How best to improve iral telephone service all over y engineering challenge. He and to work out his own pro imply said, "Find the answer, back." 'r number one aim is to have in nagement jobs the mfo8t vital, intel\ it, positive and imaginative men i Z possibly find." FREDERICK R. KAPPEL, President Americnan lph- Telega C Coeds Give Of Carolina By KATHIE DARLING, TUNIE DURANT Staff Writers Carolina men, we coeds love you to death and couldn't live without you BUT-here are our pet peeves about you! "Can't they think of any new lines? We know the old ones by heart - verbatim. "Haven't I met you somewhere before?" is still being tossed around." "The boys expect too much of us on first dates. Also girls shouldn't be expected to drink. Girls have heard and read that they should find the boys' interests (cars, football, etc.) and converse with him about these things. Couldn't boys attempt to do the same?" "Why are some boys friendly one day and not the next?" "I Wish boys would wear their belts at a happy medium. I also object to the wearing of blue-jeans and sweat shirts on campus." "Out with all greasy duck-tails! Unshaven boys - Ugh! It's bad enough having to get up early in the morning, but when you have to face one of these, it is just too much! Maybe they don't realize it, but they really look gross!" "I can't stomach immatpre Joe College sots who try to impress the crowd by drinking like a fish!" "I can't stand over-inquisitive and possessive boys." "Show off hot-rodders are simply juveniles." "What has happened to our STARTING' YEAR OF THE STUE CARO KS LA 1-AND BRING Six months later, Jim turn< mendations. His plan was accep Next stop: Colorado Spr worked out a plan to expand te for this burgeoning community is now in operation. Today, at 24, Jim has an i1 planning where, how much, ar telephone service is needed in t Here's how Jim puts it: "We ments-- but we also have the free and do a job. I think the future]i If a man wants to do it-it's th If you're a guy who can "F and bring it back"-you'll want pany where you have the chance. ment Office for literature and additt ill 1 BELTLPHOEe Opinions Males Southern gentlemen? Don't they realize those Russell House doors are pretty heavy, especially when they are slammed in one's face?" "There are two classifications of late callers. One type calls on Sat. A.M. for a Sat. night date. The other calls at 2:00 A.M. and dis turbs the whole dorm." "Boys should realize that it's their responsibility to show us a nice time." "Sometimes we get embarrassed when the boys forget to pull their shades down." (A Maxcy inhabi tant.) "Boys who cross their legs ef feminately or slouch on chairs irk me." "Some boys really take the prize for being all-round 'losers.' They are the gallant souls who classify themselves a s 'God's gift to women'!" "The type of boy who really gets on my nerves Is one who Is always talking about himself." "Some boys try to be too in tellectual. Have you ever gone to a movie and ended up dis cussing each character from an a m a t e u r psychologists view point." "Some boys love to blow smoke in a girl's face, and pipe smokers. "The boys who m a k e their flirting remarks obvious really make me sick." "In the Gamecock Room some boys approach girls who don't want to be approached." FHE NINTH SERVING IENTS OF LINA. T E R i IT BACK" ad in his recoin ted. ings. Here Jim lephone facilities .This plan, too, Tiportant role in id what kind of he Denver area. get tough assign 'dom to take hold iere is unlimited. ere to be done." ind the answer o get with a comn Visit yiour Place onal information.q 30MPANIES