Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A l \n im be ta si lr si in CAMPUS CAPERS a By Pam Crawford II ON THE SCENE With the Pontiacs . . at Sunview Lake . . Saturday k night . . . were the Phi Kap's. Swingin' the emester in P right were . . . Rachel Blair and Tuss Fitch, I ecky Wim- h berly and John Hite, Joan Hewitt and Rick Brunson, Kaye a Kirby and Bob Wiley, Genie Howie and Doug Elmore, w Bobbie and Tommy Kirkland, Becky Bruner and Buddy S Clark, Diane Geer and Herb Bradley, Enny Body and Sid ney Bethune, Jane Nelson and Jerry Killen, Patty Clark a and Eric Wowra, Clarinet Rikard and John Von Lehe, Carol Dubose and Hack Kirkpatrick, Phoebe Parsons and Tom i Potter, Kay Street and Bob Trisler, Candy Walker and Marshall Leach, Betty Ann Stuckey and Rock Garick, Robin n Burns and Perry Moses, DeeDee Johnstone and Spencer a Moorer, Pat Butters and Paul McCarthy, Rosemary Moody 0 and C. 0. Warren . . . and Snake - Lonnie Caughman. ir THEY WERE THERE TOO t] In full force ... ATO's and dates ... Saturday night h at . . . The Shangrila Room . . . Hibby Rowell and Sam Hamilton, Roberta Lindler and Jean Derrick, Carolyn Wat kins and Barry Pitts, Martha Jo Shell and Danny Hamm, Sharon Reaves and Jimmy Arnett, Katherine Ayer and a Jimmy Barnett, Frankie Drake and Eddie Brown, Arlene Eaddy and Bob Sanders, Julie Ann Blakely and Pete Soutter. t PIKA'S REALLY Did it up ... good . . . Friday night... at Burn- s side's cabin . . . Having fun were . . . Ann Kendrick and r Wickie Smith, Betty Ann Morgan and Gene Martin, Libby ii Rogers and Ed Duffy, Janette and Jackie Wilson, Jo Ann n Hollman and Mida Brown, Jenny French and Steve Weeks, t Creola Coleman and S t e v e Weeks, Susan Reed and Ed ti Hutchinson, Anne Young and Byron Rast. Eloise McMillan c and Tobbie Stanford, Mary Kerns and Charlie Hussy, Barbara a Rogers and Danny Rowe, Sally Pritchard and Cliff Hullay, 1< Britt Rothberg and Bubba Meng, Sandy and Randy Burn- s ette, Linda and Jerry Suddeth, Mary Helen and John Zim- e merman, Kay Hearon and Sterling Laney. a PARTY TIME IS HERE AGAIN C Juking with the Sigma Nu's . . . Wednesday night and/ d or Friday night (for the ones who never get enough) were . . . Carol Dubose and Bruce Bryson, Betty Funderburke and Teddy Kohn, Jane McKenzie and Jimmy Glenn, Donna h Singletary and Chuck Simons, Brenda Baker and Kit Tom- ] line, Carol Jones and Bo Mullis, Tilly Harper and John Breedin, Babs Kennedy and Chip Cothran, Linda Thomas i and David Monteith, Martha Adams and Gene Bryson, Charme Sturkie and Bill Barksdale, Gelene Duncan and Doe b Howard, Marion Church and Milton Lewis, Peggy Moses t and Willy Wilkins, Mary Elmore and Mike Daniel, John Caskey, Freddy Schumpert, Jimmy Lanford, Carroll Grey. a IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME Getting pinned that is . . . this time to Patty Clark (ADPi) and Eric Wowra (Phi Kap), Danny Ham (ATO)? and Martha Jo Shell, Sandra Williams (Tri Delt) and Arnie Webb (Sigma Chi), Martha Moise and Grady Calmais (SAE). THIRD FINGER LEFT HAND Sparkin' sparklers . . . making plans . . . Teddy Kohn (Sigma Nu) and Betty Funderburke (C2), Brenda Baker and Kit Tomlin (Sigma Nu), Beth Mills (Pi Phi) and Jimmy Howell (Sigma Nu) . . . What's been going on ati the Nu house, anyway???!!! Wedding bells WERE RINGING . . . for . . . Rannie Finch (C2) and Phil Harrison (Sigma Nu) . . . in fact,i they rang for forty-five minutes. Some people can't be on time for anything!!! JUST FOR Kent Anderson . . . from the girls in South . . . a: standing invitation to play in their pool again any ole time! i men regm e~d t to ot Cool, clean Old Spice After Shave Lotion always gets you off to a fast, smooth start. Feels just as good between shaves as it does after shaving. Rates A-OK with dates. 1.25 and 2.00 plus tax. 5-H ULT'"O N dd Height -t-r-e-t-c-h If you're five one, two, three hes tall (or thereabouts) and ve always had a yearning to be Iler than nature made you, re's good news! By stretching u can add at least an inch to ,ur height. You may not shoot skyward so iddenly as Jack's well known !an stalk of fable fame, but in vo months' time, if you do your retching exercise continually you ight to achieve your goal of an ch and a half of additional ructure. Here is the procedure a model cently followed in the success tl attempt conducted to find out it really was possible to stretch, rid grow taller. She was stood against a wall three-inch heels and measured. er first height was with her igh heels on and in the slumped sition which was her ordinary abit. The shoes were removed, nd in stocking feet this young oman was again measured after ie had raised her chest, pulled in er abdomen, and lifted her head s tall as a head should be carried, 'ith the chin held level, not up f ted. According to strict measure Lent tally, this body straightening Lone made a difference of exactly ne inch in height. Mind you, an ich taller with the shoes off and ie body held erect than with the igh heels on and the body umped. The sudden posture change, was ' course, a strain. The model had terrible time in trying to hold erself correctly and walk in the kanner which lent her the addi onal height. In line with today's physical in ,ruction advance in posture cor action, it was realized that tell ig her to "stand up straight" was ot the proper approach. Some ,ing had to be done to strengthen 1e spine, to strengthen the mus les of the chest and abdomen, nd to give flexibility to foot and ,g. So she was put under oath, : to speak to perform certain Kercises daily with that in view, t the same time checking and re hecking herself throughout the ay to be alert against slumping. At the end of three weeks there as such a noticeable difference in er height and general carriage aat all who saw her remarked bout the improvement. Such flat 3ring comments about her stature rero all the encouragement this %1l-bent young lady needed! Not hat her enthusiasm for the ex eriment needed impetus (it was n assignment that she undertook ith a twinkle in her eye), but it id need a "jacking up," because ho idea of stretching to grow aller ever since she had reached when the idea was first presented o her. She had wanted to be aller ever since sh had reached naturity and realized that she was destined to belong to the 'little woman class." After two months of conscien ious effort, she was one and a 1alf inches taller than she was efore she started to stretch! If hat fact doesn't prove what we're aying, what will? The theory upon which this itretch and grow taller idea is rounded is the standing-straight ip one. with tle strengthening of h: AFERSHV LOT...ON. No 'Ope Ahead Somedays there is a hole A 2 X many inch hole And though you wish you could fall IN No such luck So you start peck in' at the keys Inadequacy oh where's that spark ? So you say we who are about to die pass away And you hope fool ish one That the readers will dig you (Who has funds for a proper job?) And as you go you pull in the edges over you.... -Rejected all the muscles necessary to the general p o s t u r e improvement. Once this remarkable feat has been accomplished, there is the strong possibility that, in time, a bit more height may be attained, for the body is straightened up naturally, and there is no bent posture strain on it to keep you from stretching upward as far as you can go. "Tareyton's Dual Filt< says Ursus (Bear Foot ) S "We animal wrestlers figha first post-fight Tarcyton, pax and enjoy flavor - de' get fromn any filte>r ciarnt ATO Houw Stepping across the threshold into the w o r l d of Alpha Tau Omega, one surveys a glowing golden scale, backed by a small mirrow. Turning to the left, the length of the ATO House is pre sented, with soft tans and browns setting the color theme. The largest division of the house is furnished with sofas and large arm chairs, complimented by side tables and lamps of a lighter, sand shade. Facing this group is a stereo-radio console, flanked by sectional couches up. holstered in a beige tone. A circular table is the center piece of the next area, bounded on one side by dark oak partition and framed by trophies to the ceiling. In the background hang the soft folds of plaid curtains in muted browns and tans. In the final alcove of the front part of the house, a spacious semi circle sofa of warm chocolate tone faces a television set on a low table. The table is further deco rated with trophies and also con tains a set of encyclopedias won for highest ATO scholarship in the nation. In the Chapter room further to the rear of the house, back-to CA T Head St Own Universi a. ar in duos partes divisa es ulla, popular Coliseum bear fight t tooth and Claudius to get to L 'says Bear Foot. "'Ily a couple gustibus you never thought yoi tel' ;e Decor Hv Life where the lvini' is Casy, th by Nye.) back lounges in black blend per fectly with the trophy skins garnered from other chapters on the walls, while the beige walls compliment the stereo and tele vision at opposite ends of the rectangular room. MPUS SH( AND EXT BOOK quarters for E ipplies and C ed and Operated b ty of South I for flay Tareyio *. g got " er. ACTIVATE iat i'd PURE WHITE OUTER FILTER DUA L! Tare s Warmth e-x 1 ATO House at Carolina. (Photo The warm feeling of the ATO dwelling at Carolina is finished by the card room, which has the usual table and offbeat color scheme to fit in perfectly with in formal socializing that occurs there. DP S ooks, ifts y the ,aroIina 01.' ISS' D CHARCOAL INNER FILTER 'ILT ER vton?