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TMH NEWS T11 WEEKIS CO01 by audrey hand And away we go . . . one more week of typical Caro. ina . . . living u1p to that party tradition . . . that is whe you aren't. cramining . . . for an hour quiz on ar exam . . . what a life! . .-. yells and ballyhoo on fratern ity row, Wednesday . . push the panic button . . . STUN'I NIGHT 1S T1UE,SDAY . . . Greek Week is here . . . anc we haven't even survived the rush parties last week . such as, THE PHI KAP'S FROLIC At the Elk's Club . . . Tuesday night . . . music by thi Hearts . . . serenade for the newly pinned brothers . . Cynthia and Robin getting roses and kisses ... just about good time . . . for Martha Kay Montgomery and Johnn: Hite, Ann Hutchinson and Jerry Killen, Caridad Bravo an John Von Lehe, Kay Short and Hack Kirkpatrick, Rosemar: Moody and C. 0. Warren, Becky Bruner and Buddy Clarki Pat Clark and Eric Wowra, Judy Smith and Marshall Leach Peggy Loughhead and Tom Potter, Darby Moore and Spen cer Moorer, Mary Houston Armstrong and Rocky HendriN Bee Fleischman and Emmett Fields, Carolyn Majors an< Doug Elmore, Barbara Rundlbaker and Lowell Epsteir Val Jean Derrick and Phil Mansell, Judy McDowell ani Bill Waldron, Kay Gordon and Jim Gordon, Katherin, Martin and Jim Tobias, Glenda Gunter and Herb Bradley Joan Hewitt and Bob Trisler, Dee Myers and Butch Askins Marinell Spann and Bill Magan, Bonny Christmas and Le< Marsden. and Joyce Adams and Ronnie Fair. WHAT A WORK OUT!! For everyone at the Sigma Nu party . . Thursda: night . . . Mehl-Rujan Room . . . with the Hearts . . Truesdale got engaged . . . for about an hour, then unen gaged . .. indecision personified ... everyone else decided . . to have a blast . . . Sandy Swink and Buddy Herring, Pegg Kingman and Jerry Spann, Jane Tinsel and Press Mabrey Rebecca Query and Artie Diunn, Jean Montgomery an< Keith Hall, Ruthie Henderson and Billy Rentz, Tunie Durani and Gordon Roman, Judy McDowell and Jim Butler, Jaw Walter and Sack McNeil, Peggy Fretwell and Jerry Ballen tine, Bobbie Lester and Dick Schwab, Patty Gause an< F'rankie Lee. Pud Patterson and Pat Ballard, Mary Elmor4 and Frank Willis, Mary Coleman and Bill Wright, Nikki Morris and Jimmy Truesdale, Charme Sturkie and Jimm3 Johnson, Carolyn Nelson and John Pfalzgraf, Norah Teagu( and Buddy 11utchinson, Jane Wasson and Marion Burns Barbara King and Todd Walter, Troy Gregory and Car Adams. Beth Mills and Jimmy Howell. SIG EP SWEETHEART PARTY Saturday night . . .Legion Lake . . . in honor of 196d Sweetheart, Sheri Snyder . . . dancing the night away . . Peggy Crawley and Rush Morrison, Andra Alford and Benjamin Risinger, Carolyn Honeycutt and George Seals Mary Jane Hicks and Ozzie Corley, Linda Rogers and Ra3 Corde, Mary Bush McCormack and Dick Quattlebaum, Carrol Major and Larry Edwards, Nikkii Morris and Budd3 Powell, Katherine Bailey and Herman Arnold, Judy John. son and Carl McClendon, Tina H-argett and Paul Jacobs Aline Smith and .John Dalisa, Julia Cain and Jerry Tribble Dee Jee Garrett and Scott Powell, June Alford and Tommy Austin, Brenda Pough and Jimmy Smith, Kay Henry anc Martin Collins, and Sheri Snyder and Kelley Jones. SPE SWEETHEART BALL At the Columbia Hotel . . . Friday night . . . with TFh Zippers . . . Norma Nance and Bill Gooding, Peggy Craw. Iey and Ruth Morrison, Andra Alford and Benjamin Risin. ger, Carolyn Hloneycutt and George Seals, Maryanne Mc. Neely and Tom McNeely, Mary .Jane Hicks and Ozzie Cor ley, Judy McD)owell and Sandy Sagun, Linda Rogers anc Ray ('orde, Mary Bush McCormack and Dick Quattlebaum Grace Hill and Tommy Austin, Mary Louise Able and Larry Edw~ards, Rebecca Barron and Capers Brazzell, Katherin< Bailey andi H-erman Arnold, Judy Johnson and Carol Mc. (lendon, Laura Black and Jerry Tribble, Brenda Pugh anc Jimmy Smith, June Turner and Scott Powell, Nikkii Morris and Buddy Powell, June Alford andl Ellis Laitala, Kay Henry and Martin Collins, and Sheri Snyder and Kelley Jones. TUTFF TIME D)eltasiga and their wives . . . around the table . . . do ing the twist . . . and the married students' dance.. Mehl--RujIan Room . . . Patty and Ernie Riddle, Betty and Tom Hailey, Liz and1 Joe Chandler, Maxine and Tom Roe G;ayle and Bobby D)avis, and Barbara and Bob Armstrong. THINKING IN TERMS OF TWOS Now . .. are these . .ince they're pinned . . . Andra Alford and Benjamin Risinger (SPE), Pat Daughtery and l[ar'ry Bates (Sigma Chi), Peggy Kingman and Jerry Spann (Sigma No), Susan Reed (ADPi) and Ed Hutchin son (PiKA), and Carolyn Hloneycutt and George Seals (SPE). WIN $15.00 MEAL TICKET JA 9aItozy 6oQAauAant "Where COLLEGE STUDENTS congregate Open Only to Carolina Students MINIMUM PURCHASE OF 70c Ask About Our Meal Ticket Plan Last Week's Winner: KATHERINE STAPLES Don't Be A Silly Amateur Have you ever entered a con test in the hope that you would 1 win that brand new convertible offered as the first prize? After ward, did you wonder why you didn't win? The reason may well be that you're simply an amateur trying to win at a professional's ganie. Entering contests sponsored by suppliers of products or services has become a hobby to many thousands of Americans. You'd be surprised at the number of con test clubs now in existence through out the country. Members of the contest clubs meet weekly or monthly to talk over their entries, discuss their failures, and find new contests to enter. There are also a number of con test "schools" throughout the coun try which offer 12-month courses in contest techniques, information on different types of contests, and bi-weekly contest bulletins. The cost for a 12-month course is cer r tainly less than the cost of a year I at Carolina, only $30. p If you're interested in winning a few of these dream contests, be come a professional contestant. - Join a contest club, take a 12 month course, but don't forget to I subscribe to the contest magazines bulletins. These are indispens I able little items which give you a inflornmation on new contests and how to go about submitting the winning entry. So, the next time you dream of winning that new car, or that summer cruise to Europe, forget about it! Unless, of course, you have your Bachelor of Contest Entries Degree. 'Europe Tour Gives Credit For College An unusual tour to Europe, of I particular interest to students and teachers of the Classics, Art and History is being offered by Wake field, Fortune, Inc., World Travel of New York and London. Entitled the "Golden Age" Tour, it offers participants an on-the spot opportunity of studying the origins of Western Civilization, following an itinerary which in cludes most of the important cor nerstones of the Classical World in Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Austria, Swvitzer land, Belgium and Luxembourg. The tour, which leaves New York by air on ,June 22nd, willI be p)ersonally escorted throughout by Dr. Talbot Rl. Selby. Trrav'el on the Continent will be mostly by train andl motorcoach with one or two sectors by boat or air and return to New *York by air on August 21st. The tour operators emphasize the fact that, although much of the tour is con cernedl with the Classical World of Euro pe, the history and scenery encountered along the route and many (other activities of general interest will comb)ine to make the "Goden Age" Tour an exciting experience for anyone -- not only Classical Scholars. College credits are, however, available for stu. dtents. The aill-inclusive tour price from New York is $1975. Litera ture and further details may be ob)tained from Wakefield, Fortune, Inc., WVor'ld Travel, 15 East 58th Street, New York 22, New York. DO IT YOURSEL.F! Self Service Dry Cleaning-Laundry SAV E 75% 8 L bs. $1.50 SWEATERS - SKIRTS SUITS - SLACKS - COATS DRAPERIES-SLIPCOVERS MARY ANNE NORGE Dry Cleaning & Laundry VILLAGE 52156 Tre,niom d. Join Girls' Basketball Intramurals The next activity under the Women's Intramural Program will )e basketball. The organizational neeting will be Thursday, March Ist, at 6:00 p.m., in the the Naval A.ory gymnasium. All girls are eligible to join a ;eam. Teams may be composed of ;orority and independent girls rom the same dormitory. Town students may join a dormitory :eam if they so desire, since com )etition will be between dormi- R .ories. All games will be scheduled on ruesday and Thursday nights. Vou may sign up for teams at sims, Wade Hampton, McClin :ock, or Maxey. March 13th is also the deadline 'or joining the Women's Bowling League. Anyone interested should neet at' the Star Lane's Bowling ,enter at 3:45 p.m. Greek Week Is Nearing All Prepare An annual affair at the Uni versity is "Greek Week." It is atl this time that all the fraternities aind sororities on campus join hlands to make a week of rollick ing fun for all the students. Some of the sororities have been working on their stunt night projects for quite a while now, and in just a few days their efforts will pay off in their presentations. Last year's winner for Stunt Night was Pi Beta Phi. One of the most elaborate events s the IFC Banquet on Monday iight. It is at this time that the I-'raternity Man of the Year and .he Sorority Woman of the Year re chosen. Each person in a fra ernity and sorority works dili rently during the year to try to, chieve the goal which will bring imi this award. On Thursday night the Four iads will entertain at Dreher High chool Auditorium for the annual 3reek Week Concert. On Friday night Clyde Mc Phatter will play for the formal lance. The formal is one event Vhich no one will want to miss. Then on Saturday night, to top .he whole week off is the informal lance at which the Crests will >lay. "Tareyton's Dual Filte says veteran coach Romu saying over at the Coliseuni .tors from the gladioli'. It from me. Tareyton delivers does it!" 4FROTC Sponsors Margaret Eddy Mrs. Robert A. Darr ] 3 X..1 Mrs. Joel W. Siealy thi in duas partes divisa est| hus (Urncle) Remus. "We have -'Tarecyton separates the gladit sa real magnus smoke. Takei deC gustib)us-anld the Dual iltc Mid-Wint Named Tc Mrs. Alien C. Pate Gayle Newbury Sponsors for the Air Force RO- cor C Mid-Winter Ball, an annual for vent of the Arnold Air Society, coi re Miss Margaret Eddy for j adet Lt. Colonel Julian W. Ca ones, Jr., Commander; Mrs. Al- P1c .-n C. Pate for Cadet Lt. Colonel lIa Lllen C. Pate, Executive Officer; P. Irs. Roy G. Webb for Cadet Ma- and or Roy G. Webb, Adjutant Re- MN CAMPBELL'S PHARM Cornell A DRUGS - SCHOOI NOTIONS - SODA IN OUTERIVATLTER D[ M LFIFTE Tarey# loud of $$fmun a rn.- ~ci' r Ball day Mrs. Roy G. Webb RoA-mary llankins (ler; and lMs. Robert A. Darr Cadet Major Robert A. Darr, lptroller. Llso, Miss Gayle Newbury for let Major William M. Leach, dge Officer; Miss Rosemary nkins for Cadet Major Robert Glymph, Information Officer; Mrs. Joel W. Shealy for Cadet jor Joel W. Shealy, Chaplain. CORNELL ACy 6rms SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN K -IARCOAL ER FlLTER~ Ier f4f asi ' a, , , . rC