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TCLUB & CAMPUS FASHIONS BY 0. E. SCHOEFFLER Esquire's Fashion Director !nig "sportswear" is a somewhat sticky wicket in a column for I.niversity men. Apparel which is considered appropriate only for leisure wear on one campus, may be perfectly suitable for the classroom or e-en for casual dates on another. Therefore. I'll not attempt to dictate when the following fashions - ii.:. ie worn ... that's up to each man on each campus to decide for himself. These are the newsmakers in the general sportswear -,l for the warm seasons ahead: YOU NEVER HAD IT SO LIGHT in jackets!,The new crep of wash-and-wear jackets in combina tions of Dacron and cotton are almost shirting wevight, and unlined in the bargotin. Two positive trends are notable: giant plaids for the pace-set ters; subtle colorings in the native craft fabrics (batik, madras, Kalamkari) for the conserva tives. Outstanding color-mates in the plaids will be either olive and blue or olive and grey. These look best with solid color lightweight trousers; in deep olive or grey. Complete the outfit with a classie, button-down collar shirt in white or the new "Jute" color... a light natural tan. especi ally effective with olive. THE BRITISH-INFLUENCED BLAZERS, created with Yankee know-how, are currently in great favor. Choose a natural-shoulder, single-breasted version with metal buttons in navy or one of the newer hues... olive, gold or light grey. The double-breasted blazers are smartest in navy, ac cented with white pearl buttons. THE KNITS ARE IT for casual shirts in cotton, Banlon or blends. These, in the conventional, solid-color, short-sleeved pullover style will be offered in light tan, gold or olive. For kicks, pick one in bright red. Note, too, the great variety with contrasting border stripes at collar and sleeve edge, and another group with knit collars and button plackets half-way down th6 front. CHECK THE NEW SLACKS... in rccs, stripes and plaids. The fabrics are light weight and washable. Basic tan chinos continue to be popular, btut let yourself go and add at least one pair of patterned slacks to your Summer wardrobe this year. SWEATER COLLECTORS will want to in vestigate the semi-bulkies in pullover or six-button cardigan style. These look warmer than they are because the knits are very porous and many are of cotton or blends, as well as very lightweight wools. White is still the number one choice for warm weather, but tan, gold and olive are also good. Advance tip: on my recent fashion-scout ing trip through Europe and the Scandi navian countries I saw patterned sweaters everywhere, some in such wild color com binations as purple, orange and white. STANDOUT SHOES in the sportswear category are the hi-risers .either slip-on or laced desert style. Choose yours in olive or natural tan in ___ brushed leather."" r; WHAT'S AHEAD: In the next column, we'll clear up some of the confusion about correct formalwear and accessories, and( report on the new trends in beach wear. So long, for now. Chi Psi Fraternity Tells New Actives Alpha Rleta chapter of Chi P!is,i hraymao,adMk -4An 1iPra'rnity activated Lee Tge nEgihmjr Snead, ,J>. Machell, Pressley Sekn ttebnutwr .Jame'se, l'au) Walbr idge, and otes1.M Edasan Henry Evet'c:t at the annual birh-h.. l udrur.CagNr day banquet iast Saturday. Rising toan r.scJaenwnth senliors who receive'd two-hundred- bs ldeaad o h us Who lot th inur, Wellarmacy o with Mik the istincsofThe, many indvid alsr. n planin atthe sea in can theu banqe more p protct urfutrothrmB th . finaia hand va t d tisistoughn Prle CrosoBwon th Jbes t Fpledgesfor thegpast dairwolrip w70Pu 9Cl tw o mestr.Cou Osce Self Will Lead Sigma Nu William Osce Self has been elected to the office of conunander of Delta chapter of Sigma Nu social fraternity. Other officers are Jimmy John son, Lt. Commander; Mike Daniel, Recorder; Billy Lipscomb, Treasur er, and Todd Walter, Marshal. Also, "Doc" Howard, Social Chairman; Herb Adams, IFC Rep resentative; Jimmy Glenn, Chap lain; Guy Meares, Alumni Con tact Officer; Steve Walter, His torian; Lowrey McNeel, Reporter; .John Pfalzgraf, Intramural Rep resentative, and Neil Hutehinson, Sentinel. PiKA Names Roddy Miller Bill Donelan received the Out standing Senior Award at the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl Formal held recently. Jimmy Vann was named best pledge. New officers of the fraternity are: President, Roddy Miller; Vice-President, John Zimmerman; Treasurer, Jimmy Vann; Record ing Secretary, Richard Copeland, and Corresponding Secretary and Historian, Jimmy Hunter. Also, Parliamentarian and Pub licity Chairman, Jack Wilson; Alumni Secretary, Jack Williams; Pledge Master, Jimmy Smith; Social Chairman, Tom Tindall; Rush Chairman, Bubba Meng, and Sargeant-at-Arms, Jimmy Costen. Also, Scholarship Chairman, Mike Brown, and IFC Represen tative, Berry St. John. For the Finest Steaks SWAIN'S CHARCOAL STEAK HOUSE 150 Knox Abbott Dr. Cayce, S. C. 5 POINTS THEATRE - CALENDAR - FRIDAY, MAY 12th Lost Time Today A CFFC Presentation INGMAR BERGMAN'S "THE VIRGIN SPRING" Matinee Performante 2 & 4 P.M. Night Performance 8 P.M. Only SATURDAY, MAY 13th "REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN" Features at 2:00, 3:35, 5:10, 6:50, 8:25 Late Show Tonight 10:30 P.M. CFFC Presents "TOSCA" Free Coffee Served For Late Show Courtesy of THE GOODY SHOPPE SUNDAY, MAY 14th "R~EVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN" Features at 2:00, 3:35, 5:10 only Starting At 8 P.M. CFFC Presents "TOSCA" One Show Only Free Coffee Served At 8 P.M. Show Courtesy of KESTER'S BAMBOO HOUSE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY MAY 15th THROUGH MAY 19th CFFC Presents The 4th and Last Film of the 1961 Spring Festival PUCCINI'S "TOSCA" In Cinemascope and Color Filmed in the Authentic Backqround of 19th Century Rome With the Stars of the Rome Opera RE little divine guidance. aim seas, depending on the journey, thorough :asant voyage. Plan to :is of sickness. The best hield. ano ... . MiAL CAR. PA MINK, Charlotte Stribling - % Nell Brasington THE I MARK Here's one fit The diff< unique inner filter make the taste of a a pure white outer fi Tareyton delivers-a P1/AL FIL .. . .. . .. . .. . 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