The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 08, 1961, Page Page Six, Image 6

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MyBabyDatesA Wolf If he parks his little flivver Down beside the moonlit river, And you feel him all aquiver, Baby-He's a Wolf. If he says you're gorgeous looking, And your dark eyes set him cooking, But your eyes ain't where he's looking, Baby-He's a Wolf. If he says that you're an eyeful, But his hand begins to trifle, And his heart pumps like a rifle, Baby-He's a Wolf. If by chance when you're akissin', You can feel his heart amissin', And you talk but he won't listen, Baby-He's a Wolf. If his arms are strong as sinews, And he stirs the gypsy in you, And you want him close agin' you, Baby-You're the Wolf. -Wabash College Caveman Fight TB Use Christmas Seals Pi Beta Phi Arrc Pat Adair South Carolina Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi social sorority will hold its biennial Arrow Ball to night in the Columbia Hotel ball room from 9:00 to 1:00. Music will b)e furnished by the Delacardo's. Patty Whitlock The officers and their dates are Pat Adair, president, escorted by Mike Callahan; Patty Whitlockc, vice-president, with Ronnie Ingle; Jean Carol!, Recording Secretary, escorted by Ken Holland; Anita escorted b)y M i k e Daniel; Mary Wallace IIilton, treasurer, with Etdward Bra ilsford; and Margaret D)ickerson, social chairman, es corted by Clark Reed. Anita Soltis Mary Wallace Hilton 'Bad L Or D4 By Cloudy Hardy I This week's senior spotlight lalls on Sara Kelly Krebs, the )nly girl at Carolina whose family real estate agent is the father of ;wo movie stars. Kelly, as she likes to be called, s a distinguished graduate of Washington-Lee High School in krlington, Va. Other famous peo- I ole who have attended W-L are 3helley Mann, Olympic swimming c !hampion, Forest Tucker, Shirley k icLaine, Warren Beatty, and he writer of this article. Shirley gacLaine and Warren Beatty are he children of Kelly's real estate igent. Kelly, now 21, was born in Washington, D. C., just across the Potomac River from her Arlington qome. She made Carolina the university of her choice because f its excellent School of Journal ism. The Real Kelly Although she has had to cut :own on a lot of her activities this year, she is still a VIP on the Garnet and Black staff, social chairman of Kappa Delta, Na tional Projects Chairman and President of A 1 p h a Kappa Gamma, a member of Panhellenic Council and the "Y." What is the "real" Sara Kelly Krebs like ? It is really a sad story according to her. "The worst things happen to me. I always have bad luck no matter what I'm doing. I'm the person who habitually loses suit cases when traveling, whose plane is always late, who gets stranded in Nowhere, T. S. A., and whose bus runs out of gas only three miles from Columbia and who has to wait three hours for the gas." Poor Kelly. The horrible thing ibout her bad luck is that she may never realize her life ambi Jion-to be paged over the public rIddress system in the Russell 1ouse. U. S. Desperate It is well to note here that the U. S. government has been in des perate condition for the past four summers. It employed Kelly. The Bureau of Public Roads hired her w Ball Jean Carrol Margaret Di)ckerson ,%ad-Eye or two summers, but refused to Jlow her to enter its sacred doors fter that. The next unlucky vic im was the Federal Aviation gency. The last unfortunate was he Bureau of Mines. One day last summer, in the lureau of Mines, Kelly was alone n the office when the phone rang. 'he caller was a gentleman who vished to know the law on pan ing gold in the Potomac-specifi ally, if he found gold, could he eep it? She assured him that if e did pan gold in the Potomac he Sara Ke F We are told that I while they watch, and one eye on th is also a great asse watch two girls at sitting on opposite WHY BE AN JOIN THE AK OF GIRL WA PREE MEMBERSHIP this publication for only society devotedi ing. Constitution of This ad based on the Copyright by Donald. Dedini. Reprinted by p elly Sara? could keep it. Kelly's favorite activities include sailing on the Gulf Coast, water skiing, horseback riding, and read ing. She wants to go to Europe or the Bahamas this summer, but first plans to rob a bank to get the funds. She loves to eat because she's always hungry, and can di gest anything, except beets and milk. Interesting Facts People who wish to understand Kelly should pay particular atten tion to the following information. Ily Krebs I Watch resented by Pall Ma The impo >ird watchers, who always take notes arc able to keep one eye on the bird notebook. Eye dexterity of this type to the girl watcher. It enables him to the same time, even when the girls are sides of a classroom. The beginner, AMATEUR? IERICAN SOCIETY FCHERS NOW! I CARD.Visit the editorial office of free membership card in the world's to discreet, but relentless, girl watch the society on reverse side of card. ook, 'The Girl Watcher's Guide." Text: F. Sauers. Drawings: Copyright by Eldon rmission of Harper & Brothers. "She's a chronic liar," courtesy of Fran Baskin. The most interesting thing she ever did was to kill a porcupine with a .32 calibre automatic. She went to Michigan last sum mer and went swimming in Lake Superior, which has extremely cold water. She has lived in Biloxi, Miss., and Panama City, Fla. She cannot cook or sew, but can iron beautifully. She wants to go to Europe for a very unusual reason, "Because I've never been before." And last but not least, she wants Santa Claus to bring her a job and a solution to all her prob lems. More Bad Luck The subject of misfortunes just keeps popping up. Those of you who have always been afraid it might happen to you, read care fully. It did happen to Kelly. She and her date couldn't find their car after a football game. Even after all the other cars had left the parking lots, they couldn't find the car. After hours of searching they finally reported a lost car to the highway patrol, which found it for them. Once at the end of school, Kelly had to catch a train at 3:00 a.m. The campus police had to let her out of the dorm and take her to the train station. After the cam pus police departed, a man in the train station remarked to a city policeman, "There go some of your buddies." "No," the city police man replied. "Those are campus police from the University." At Phone AL CORN'ELL ARMS "Call Us for I .er's Gui i Famous Cigarettes >~ The sign of the amat rtance of head who must watch the girls one at a ti this type, must learn to restrict his mi balls. The girl watcher never mov head-turning, particularly if it is acc or whistles, is the sign of the amateui thing to shout about, try a Pall Mal Pall natural is s toyo So smooti that, every one in the train station started snickering. "I know they thought I'd been run off the cam pus. I was so embarrassed, and to top it off, I looked like a mush room. I had worn all of my crino lines because I didn't have room to pack them." A Little Crazy? No, not really, she just enjoys skipping down the beach. In fact, she likes to skip everywhere she goes. The staff of the Garnet and Black once held a contest in which ,he object was to guess what the prize would be. The person with the best guess won the prize Kelly. The only trouble was, the 4 boy who won her didn't want her. Sims residents are always royally entertained at "Chuckle [four," a regular 11:00 p.m. fea .ure in Kelly's room. Artist A pyschological study made of Kelly during the interview shows that she is a frustrated artist. Proof of this fact may be seen in the newspaper office where one desk is covered with her drawing, in grease pencil, of buzzards, car toon characters, and geometrical iesigns. Further psychological s t u d y shows that the geometrical designs represent her love of order. The cartoon characters show the hu morous aspect of her personality. BUT, what on earth do the buz zards represent? If any brilliant psychology major on this campus can answer this question, please notify the Gamecock staff. We are frustrated, too. 3-0432 BEAUTY SALON leauty Sake" 11Ide eur control me in a situation of ovements to the eye es his head. Undue ompanied by shouts (If you want some Il l) lMall's mildness o good ur taste ! 1,0 s atisfying, ght smnkeanhe!