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Sociable souls . . . fraternity dIrop-ins . . .sorority drop-ins . . . green punch . . . pink punch . . . punch and more punch . . . first football game . . . Beat DUKE ! . . we sho' did . . . almost. . . and it's "party" time agamn. GRANDSTAND GAMECOCKS At the game .. . Saturday nite . . . yelling and yakking . . . were . . . Trudy Moore and Ralph Ziotnick, Bobbie Lester and Bryant Owens, Betty ,James andl Jimmy Trues dale, Jean Marshall and Todld Wilson, Ann Digby and Carl HIendlrix, Cookie Crum and Jeff MeadIowcroft, Mary Ann Newman and Berry St. John. Charlene D)aughtery and Tommy Leonard, Sue Hayes and Bobby McLaurin, Pat Daughtery and Johnny B. Edwards, Joan Wolcott and Carl McClendon, Gwen Thomasoni and Herb Adams, Jane Wasson and Marion Burns, Kathy Whitlock and Leonard Rice, Gay Smoak and Steve Walter, Jo Kirven and Bill Herring, Patty Richardson and Rick Harrison, Susan Reed and Don Blair, Peggy Fretwell and Jimmy McAlveen, Ann Young and Bryon Rast, Bonnie Meeks and Bill Cowen, Beth Dixon and Bob Baldwin, Kit Quattlebaum and Sonny Hooker, Cathy Stokes and Bob Burris, Rosalind Spencer and Bill Jones, Sandra Williams and Tfim Belk, Rosemary Moody and David Shores, Mary Huston Armstrong and Reid Heilig, and Nancy Neal and Benjy Seagal. SOCIALIZING AND SERVING Some of the punch and more punch . . .Friday nite ...fraternity row . . . Keith Hall, Harry Davis, Beverly Truesdale, Hack Kirkpatrick, Catherine Eleazer, Maryanne Love, Judy Brown, C. 0. Warren, Ronnie Fair, Joyce Adams, Frank Taylor, Herb Bradley, Ernie Paschal, Bill Castine, Kay Dantzler, Jacquie Splawn, Alex Dunn, Joe Newton, Beth Jones, Guy Mears, Betty James, Sandy Swink, Milton Lewis, Jimmy Leventis, Bootsie Berry, Ben Boyd, Jerry Spann, Chuck Simons, Todd Walter, Charles Behling, Gayle Willard, Lynell Moss, Betty EasIer, Carmen Springs, Toots Tenison, Brenda Williams, Jim Van Osdell, Bruce Achison, Tony McCrieght, Bill Singleton, Bob Hill, Howard Hellams, Mike Quinn, Norah Teague, Ann Abrams, Jimmy Johnson, Beth Mills, Jimmy Howell, Bob McMahan, Jim Hambright, Nickie Still, Faye Madden, Bennie Pen darvis, Artie Dunn, Lettie Estridge, Ben Morrow, Billy James, Jo Ellen Grubbs, L9nnie Caughman, Belinda Skipper, Betty Faye Hunter, Jerome Rogers, John Ells worth, Peggy Moses, Pat Hamburger, Neal Recht, Pat Butters, Jimmy Torlas, Cathie Dutton, and Butch Askins, Ronnie Fair. STILL SOCIALIZING On Sunday nite .. ..soority row . . .Ann Gray, John Chappell, Farley Clark, Patty Richardson, .Johnny Lester, Yank Smith, John Griffin, Jimmy Donalan, Beth Stuckey, Bill Wood, Boots Whitson, Carroll Gray, Jack Williams, Kaki Eccles, Carl McClendon, Roddy Miller, Marty She heen, Murray Coker, Anita Soltis, Mike Sheheen, Frances Hambright, Linda Leifermann, Katherine A uld, Ned Self, Norah Teague, Robin Burns, Amelia O'Dell, and Mary Ann Newman. AT THE LEGION Kappa Sigs . . . kicking it out . . . Dottie Wilson and Bob Bailey, Patty Baker and Tom Lawson, Berry Cramer and Graham Smith, Johnnie Taylor and Jimmy Sauls, Donna Mitchell and Bob Crain, Carol Jean Harrington and Tommy Moore, Jane Patterson and Bill Shaw, Ellen West and Ed Burgess, Gerry Small and Robert Hayden, Janis Clemmons and John Godbold, Darby Moore and Sandfordl Scarborough, Martini Tweet and Mike Campbell, and Clara Annette Rickard and Ned Tucker. MAMMY'S SHANTY Famous Smorgasbord Served Daily 3020 Two Notch Road est.oo. now itp Peusi for thosewh think young Pepei-Cola Bottling Company Columbia. South Carolina Fight 1 The following opinions were given by students in response to the question, "What do you think of preregistration? Would you rather have your schedule made out for you, with no choice of classes and professors, than go through a day of registering and selecting your own classes?" Sonny Evans-Junior: I don't like it at all. Preregistration seems to be more applicable to a high school student than a college student. Upon entering college you accept certain re sl)onsibilities, and the apron strings are left behind. Let's keep it that way!! The Univer sity has enough to do without worrying about 6,000 individual schedules. A student's schedule is of primary importance, and he should be allowed to express his opinions, because, after all, he must live by this schedule. Raymond Sessions - Sopho more: I am opposed to it because I think there would be some conflict with professors. There's a possibility that someone might not get along with a professor. There are, also, some students w'ho have to work and if sched iles are pre-arranged this will )ose problems. IT'S EA FIRST All you htave to do is clip figure out how you're goti coupon below or get an eI ions 0l' the ten gamie scori able rendition of' the Vice the Box Number on the ci on the campus. Open only to students Simply send an empty Vic with each entry. [ut ries must be postn Wed nesda~y midnight b)efo Next contest will be on gar DON'T S \ICEI CAA HERE ARE THE4 I. Any suient or facuity membfer on Ii eaxcept emplyoyees of firo n A Wihamn, I Or mrembers of the, immedtate famntes properly of Brown ? Witb imson none ut will be nohfie I I!thr., e elks alier a names may be pibbhir in th nenspaper as you aosh , led each entr y rs sent snd jett to ast gornImental retulabons Inieur or droppet . t,allot hox on ca'.puo no latt mitdnjit before the games are ptayed and,r of the same week The stgfht to disconir laeriatt ['he Lin Bonnie Christnmus ZE@rt Wat make occ with n'v onen end T Hi SY! Just pick the ten wini NLY STUDENTS ON THIS ARE ELIGIBLE! CONTEST OCTOBER 7 the coupon, pick the winners and predict ag to spend that hundred bucks! It's easy. itry blank where you buy cigarettes and fill 's. Then~ mail it with an empty Viceroy pack roy name as it appears on the package frot Itry blank or drop it in thc ballot box convy and faculty members. Enter as many timc eroy p)ackage or reasonable rendition of th larked or dropp)ed in the ballot box no re the games and received by noon Friday ol ies of' Oct ober 21 -when you'll have anothe MOK E ANOT H ER CIGA RI TIL YOU LE ARN WH AT LOY'S Dee#av* Filte DO FOR YOUR TASTE! It can (10 plenty. Hiere's why: the starts with pure, safe vegetable mt into the same straight tilter strat goodl filters. But here's the twist: Viceroy v tiny strandls into the special D)eep ...and that's the filter you can * you the g ..Viceroy's blend. [Th .- s~Only Viet GoI( (at The Gaot TI *t~t Re iJ.S ONTEST RULES- READ 'EM A 5 campiun may enter ? Ienriesmutffbein(onfentant'Sonar adoerfitng afenties. ad or on an Offy<al E ntr y Blank or prerer ,It enlrien become thre and format. anine your predI.cfions of the be reluredr Winners Check the oanneri Cnios, an ermpfy Vinre art, ror,feet W,nners' able rendiion of fhe Viceroy nanre an e fou may enter at ottern front Marl entry to Vinreroy at the to. fNu ordually Conest sub. or dlrop in V,<eloy I onthall Confest Ballo Smost be prontnarked 3 Enre well he ritted by fihe Reohen than fr,e Wednesday the baSies of number of ornners cortreriba tered by noon frday broken on the bars of scores predicted I ne ftu re contests at in Cane of fonal ties 4. Winners are alhtrble for ony pr re in si O19et, BROWN ? WfItcA es--Or Bonnie Christmus-Freshman: No! Some people work and they have to arrange their schedules so they can work. You also would want to get a good professor for the subject you are majoring in and it would he impossible to consider this in making out 6,000 schedules. Ronald S. Leon -Sophomore: Poming from a school (Univer sity of Michigan) where they had pre-arranged schedules, it worked out very effectively. The students c o u I d contemplate ;pending time on studies rather Ihan picking professors in "crip ,ourses." Margaret Cloyd - Freshman: think it would be a good idea iot to go through all that mess, ...The Chakdn steal my caenwls.. 7000 sheep I lose in a bern Piro Gy Insurance spres the week previous. .TOA THI SI C HU T'S WHAT YOU ROY S. ling teams, predict the s CAMPUS rIs HERE A LWe scores- then .* just clip the in your predic age or a reason it to Viceroy at 'ti ~niently located sas you want. 2 d Viceroy name later than the 3 d the same week. r chance to win. 5 OTHER TTEOF$O And a free cartor teamns--REGARI ficeroy filter I teriail, made Iat ds as most I caves those Here are my pr Weave t:iller NAME_____ rust to giveADRS od taste of IADES__ rich tobacco : act is .. ' WIN roy's Gondi! So. Carolina 1.1ter .. I Maryland ie Hlend! Michigan P'. ien i Ollice I Ohio St. I Purdue N D W IN! I S. M. U. eOn thereupon in thIs Vanderbilt I paper of the same site jmores of lie games and D k fly pa,i h ge or areason IpOsars on th.e parkage nbron tie eniry blIan Washington H (ionnelleg Corp onco nbi predKied bei w"1ll Iben.c~ow bsequent ronitst. L........ -- in 01 si ell U 11 thi co te to til th4 tic Margaret Cloyd I There's nxuibngs le among the servants to about wuonifsngf.. I andlJOWIthnk o ne got the PCX! pal 45k LL STUDENTS E UNIVERSITY DUTH CAROLIN AN YOU USE INDRED BUCH CAN WIN IN EVERI :ores-and you're in the mo LOOKI! ARE ALL THE PR YOU CAN WIN! 3RIZE FCQo~jE 3RIZE _is~]_ PRIZES 'l ' 2 EACH of Viceroys to every contestant who nan )LESS OF THlE SCORES! ~Viceroy College F CONTEST N4 dict ions for next Saturday's games. Send my SCORE WIN Georgia -- - Syracuse -- - -- - Army --U. C. L. A. --- - -- N otre Dams Air Farce - - -Alabama -Wake Forest -- - -Pittsburgh - Princeton iONI Y TO Si UliN IS AN!) f:ACUl.TY ON 1ill ught., Oct. 4, 1o: Viceroy. liox 85F Mi vernio ration it I would like to have a choice my classes and professors. Joe Graham - Sophomore: I ink that an upperclassman ould be able to arrange his asses through the mail. The niversity could send him a aster schedule and he could ek his classes. This would save e University a lot of time and >rk. Pat Baggott - Freshman: It unds pretty good to me, but of urse you'd never know what Echers you'd get. I didn't have o much trouble registering this nie because my name was at e top of the alphabet. I think I rather go through registra in and get what I want when want it. all enough Oh... mke a hang in "an there, e his Job... Fence OF OF ft A ONE OF ney! IZ ES ecs all ten winning oot ball1 prize money to: ASS____ I SCOR E S ('AMPUS. tO1, New York I