The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 10, 1961, Page Page Four, Image 4
MART
To requot e (I of rmyv, v favorites ."It's not the work
t enjoy," said the t:txicab driver, "it's the people I
m ' .nIIC. Ier'e. too . . .\nl th le ole Party Line has
nt - eitn busy ,his week trlving to keep track of- all
these pc:lphc.
GREEKN WEEK
No .ok Ymn G;recks
An11, You Shall Finld
N ont r Nam(- Ptr hniice
01 O"l ( on !, 'Tk,e ilties
It' The Night ik Not Straight
Atl Your I )nte Is \\'ith The \\'roig late . . .
Don't SWE.T I' I
TIIS 1 TIl- LAND OF MUl'SIC
Not Noise( *.') . ('ai yon believe it ? . . . Thursday
TIte . . .1Bruheek was here . . . and these people toOoo
. . Anita Soltis and .lim Tobias. (ail Newbury and Mar
shall I.each, Joan.ll iine Verer an 11 Hack Kirlkpatrick, Sue
Howman am Bill Swrd. Jludy L,ylerky anld Herb Bradley,
Carolyi ('riwltY aid T'l'erry DuBose. Natncy R%oyal and
Robinl Ga vlor. ('ar-olYn Cribb al Iaul \Vallbridge, Rebecca
P-aon i (I araig Nortii, Aliriam Ross and Hill Shirley,
Pattv O'Patsky and Pat .1elm, Ann MeElveen and Whit
Whiitmnire, (olnnie Getsingiver anld Kelley lones, ,Joan IHolle
man and Charles Fcltoni. Norma Nance anld llill Goodinig,
Joan Wallace ald Bill Ay\ re. An .acksi anld Gruber Sires,
I\Zaye A kin a n( CI ha I ie B urzg, 1 Ia rriet I IeLoache anld John
Orr. Ken \Wood and Pa\i Warner. Kathy ('hillress and
Walt, lamenister. Alarilvn Lewis and I)ave 1inder, Emma
ILee Gadlv and Hlugh Eaker. anld I.y1 .\lorgan and Rick
TlIVOr.
AND N1AY WE ALSO 'MENTION
The cool s-unds of Hostick . . . Frida v iiite . . . at
tih Ftrmal . . . Jeinie Rosher and Dick Quattlebaum, Celia
('hildress a1d Tommy Austini, Suzanne Watkinis and How
ard Vorder', EuIlIa Mozingo and I)ale Ila yer, 'Mary Ann
and Tommily McNeeleY, Pam ('rawford and ,ohn Dalisa,
Tiger Glass ad IBU 'zzV Newton, Bremnda Truett and Jimmy
Smit h. Elise McLean amd Ellis lait ala.
Also, Beth L.aecy aid Wyatt seyht, Penny Sullivan and
GlGs Gray, Siindra Call,hia11m anmd Hill Derrick, Furman
Ivey and Mike Adair. .Jame lliniait nti Ocie Self, Ioiey
Harron antid Frank Willis, Nora Teatue and Ned Self, Gwenl
Thomasm ad Id erbert Adam Is. F'at ty (GIuse aid Charles
Todd, Jo Kirven and tiill ilerring, l"tth Mills and Jimmy
IfweIll, Anit. Abramts titanld Jimilyl*v Johinsonl, Eva Webb and
Ed SpeaLs, katie Colem1i an(l Arnie Webb, Carolyn Cole
and Tim Quinn, Irene lart int anad 1uddy I larldwick, Blaine
Ifaskell an<l Tom Timdall, Het 'v .1lllens and David Shores,
Ann I ollinigswort h and ,Jerry Redhlick, Jenie Garvin and
Jim Costenl, Alice GoIshall al Hierrv St. John, Susan
Clark al Futch Hlarris, ,I'aie Fergusonl and Ibavid Watson,
and Betty Tucker anid Ed Meade.
NOT TO LEAvE OUT
The other half of the campi . . . shufflini' to the beat
of Sammy ILee GarY . . . Saturday nite . . . at the informal
Marie Fu nder b t uk an d11 Wal ter' lobinson, Mary Louise
Gray and Hill IBarkstbile, V'irginiia Fennel an<d Jimmy TIrues
dlale, Le tt ie Est ridIge andl Beiin loow, Joannite liainey and
Billy' Li pscomb, Fay Mla<hden antd I enntie I'emdar'vis, Wynn
lleed Wy song matl Hill l)onelatn. Pam Ilayes andt Quinn
Soles, Kat hyx Whit lock and i12eInardl~ I Rice, ibbhy Rogers
and Ed )uffy, N ancy ,Johnisoin and Joe Williams, (Cather'ine
Stoltz and Bk>b BHurris.
Also, Anln TIhomas anid bblda Fat'r, Emily' Haily' and
Sammyv FewellI, .Ja ne( Y'arb'oroug')ah anad Bobby M eM iah ani,
Jean Gan andl Bolb Al'Ni nh, Sally 'UiThonbug antI Tommy~
Rose, Phoebe ('hip andi( lommyi l'ritt t, Sally Lti ouvall andl
.John iiIit chiell. ' Cther'inte F'le mitny a<i Bob G(rring, C ook ie
0C'numn and ,1 ef 'leado wer'(ft.
T[HAT! 3AtItIAGE GO1-IWOUND
is still gi n' noun d . .. an th1 iiese people arte abth t to
hop on . . ('arvolyni Smith is engagedI to ( 'lyde Scott
((Clemsoni), Linda ('ulbrethson (Greet') to Ilhae Talley
( Lambda ('hi) anad .Joanne Ileazer ( ZTA ) to Bunny
Andei'son ((Clemson alumn).
ATO Hears
Lexington
Lady TalkI9tAnalSme
Chiire B. IHenggi. athr of a~ Ssin bod 16
nel publishedl b ( t 'knti*>l FrSUET,TAHR
"Dn,': Iltame L.e,"' cam ti P'FSSOAaPOL
I titversiit <> Niith (arolina latta rfehnl ifrn
week to pronmote her' booik. On Eupantveeprice
Wivednesdaiy evening she spoikt'1eSA
before the A lpiha Taui )OmegaUIVRIYofMDI
Fraterntity3 at at baniqiuet in lRus- 2 T l
se(ll I louse. UIEST fFOEC
Mrs. He.nggio, the first womian to
is a fornit r I'ennlsylvanian: who ANS(1 f I.astle
mottved to Smuth (Carolita si'reAISeI
years ago. UIEST fSLBR
At the Alpha Tau Omteg-t han- sSeios...tatJLI
quiet, Mtrs. lCenggio) spoke1 in phass dSsin ..satAG
of her book - -whieb deasl with I.1IR%II niitiro
political experiece, ma rtial tx- fyu hie~RtMNIi
perience, and extremne emlot: .d. tx - mat otr pctfeur
peritence. Shet told the gne i rotg rtt coc fat
it is necessarty to strivi, undlr a tn
condt(itionis, if a succiessliut a ndl eg flnug O e
haippy life is des5ited.*PTNLETESNTOR
"D1on't Bllame L.eo,"' is now biea.gtoalprsfEUOEt
sold in all parts of the niation and NSALYLWCS
in the D)ominion of Canada. T[he
author, after speaking on benalf of Ci rWie
her book in South Carolina, will Sen rvlBra
travel to New Yor'k and P'hila
delphia for autograph parties. She 10 anS
will return to her Lexington Clmi,S
County residence by the end of PoeA 40
Mac. ______/ ______5 __
'Esquire'
Releases
Column
The "Gamecock" will feature a
new monthly illustrated column,
"Esquire's Club & Campus Fash
ins," beginning with the March
17 edition.
Oscar E. Schoeffler, Fashion Di
rvetor of ESQUIRE Magazine, who
is considered the world's for-most
authority on men's fashions, will
write ihe column. H1is purpose is to
m1ton-n Carolina men about news
% th " fashions keyed to (:ver-y
lhat of (I and off-campus life,
:ni serve them as a guide to
L''d groomirig and correct ward
ie pla n ing.
Iuside,s reporting on the new
t!ndk Mr. Schoeffler will explain
why ce-tain colors, fabrics, s'lhou
k , and styling details are in
favor. and offer advice on co
n ml-iting colors and accessories to
ielp I-adcrs (ess with confident
ctnevss for any occasion.
Well-Dressed Ni
i "Esquire's (lub) & Campi
Fashins,"l he will also predict what
well-dressed university men will be
w aurng in future seasons.
SilIct joining ESQUIRE in 1939,
Ai r-. Schot Mler has distinguished
hinmsilf as an outstanding editor,
advi-or and consultant to both in
i \ and consunmer throughout
Allnca aid in many foreign na
I. Ile hmaintains his position
f unique authority onl caipus
fa is ly regilar visits to the ttp
in visities of the nation.
Ii1. world-wide travels, as coin
kltart and olbserver on the inter
na:inal fash.on scene, have in
oi~e soIme f his most popular
ziy:c ir'novations. Amuong the marry
litnd-setting ideas creditcd to Mr.
S in'ltler are the slip-on shoe.
ram1 al shoulder suit, tapered
a r. Bermluda shorts, slim tie,
11:nrd sweater, white dinner
Jackc' anld the retirni of the fancy
Faslitihininfliuener
.Ilr. SIhIeffler's fashion influence
a veri reached behind the Ir"n
('ivtr%in. In 1H959. he was sent to
>lmeow by the U. S. State Depart
mirent as official supervisor. and co
oidi nator of all the American-made
fashion).;s for men shown at the
Fashion Industries Presentation.
iIe is a native of Alton, Ill., did
LInldergrauarI,te w%ork at the Univer
sitY of Illinois and received hi.i
degree from Columbia University.
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Seersucker Suits
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22.95
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.90 b,tng
hukin'y"utNOWhy
nil bet a handsome
thing like you jus' has
t'fight osV th women!
Jackie Vickery
Sigma Alpha p'ilon fraternity
will hold its annual Founder's Day
dance from 9 to 12 o'clock Satur
day night at the Jefferson IHotel.
Music will be furnished by the
"Delacardo:" The dance will follow
a baniquet and an address by Mr.
Anne Long
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