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RUSH, RUSH, RUSH Rush parties ... with the Travelers . . . at the Wom an's Club . . . Saturday night ... were the Maxcy Brother hooders. There were . . . Ty Cobb and Jean Carter; Larry Barrett and Marcy Albers, Bob Seehusen and Rossie Shurin; Bill Davis and Patricia Valtouse, Bill Buggle and Bernice Meetze, Willie and Julia Pack, Bob Richdale and Gay Gif ford, Flynn Warren and Phyllis Hubbard, Don Sease and Michael Jean Asbury, Habib Hakim and Carolyn Young, Sumter Moore and Beverly Barr, Pat DeStefano and Pat Gregg, Hamid Ejlali and Linda Wilkes, Bo Young and Brenda Hughes, Fred Tollison and Carolyn Roberts, Ed Bryant and Sally Reames, Joe Farrow and Linda Thompson, Earl Breazeale and Merry Christmas, Sonny Timmerman and Mary Chapman, Art James and Patricia Joseph, Skip Brooks and Ann Jackson, Ron Everett and Carole Chalk, Steve Dunn and Brenda Mills, Tom Linker and Chris Henry, Herchel Morningstar and Molly Collins, Dick Ingram and Margaret Anderson, Bob Buggel and Barbara Reckling, Grady Pittman and Melinda Hilton, John Stevenson and Marky Albert. RED VESTS At the SPE House . . . Wednesday night ... dancing to the "toy" were . . Sheri Snyder and Kelley Jones, Mary Huston Armstrong and Carl McLendon, Joy Shelton and Capers Brazzell, Mary Jean Smith and George Meeks, Charlene Daughtry and Tom Leonard, Cherry Taylor and Wade Britt, Adaline Armstrong, Rush Morrison, Reba Hutto, John Dalisa, Jo Barnes, Bill Gooding, Joan Wolcott, Lou Di Muzio, and Warren Hilton. FUN AND GAME But mostly fun . . at Durham on Saturday . . seen in the stands ... and elsewhere were Billy Lipscomb, Jimmy Lanford, Alden Sweatman, Jerry Ballentine, Jerry Spann, Chuck Simmons, Tommy Fortson, Teddy Kohn, Marion Burns, John Clason, Osce Self, Don McLaurin, John Shearin, Harriette Morehead and Skip Swearingen, Priss Foster and Johnny Hagins, Mary Ann Newman and Berry St. John, Kaki Eccles and Jimmy Harrison, Susie Haltiwanger and Bud Edens, Lynn Johnson and Ed Johnson, Jennifer Men chen, Diane Hutchenson, John Dalisa, Herman Arnold, Lou DiMuzio, Tommy Leonard, Anne Thomas and David Keller, and . . . MUCHOS ALUMS . . . talking over old times were Bill Burne, Bob Ellis, Hal Griffin, Mary Jane Stacey, and Rosallen Spencer McMath . . . also away from the "war games" for a weekend were Jimmy Johnson and John Pfalzgraf. HOOK, LINE AND SINKER Finally caught . . . They are pinned . . . Pam Hendricks and Yank Smith (SAE), Betty Jane Musgrove and Neal Brodericks (The Citadel) . . . better late than never . . . eight months late, yet . . . Betty Masters (DDD) and Billy Dreher (Newberry) . . . Some are Engaged . . . Joan Holle man (Pi Phi) and Mike Brown (PiKA), and Joy Allen (Chi 0) and Chris Carsten (NC State) . . . also late . . . but only two months . . . Fran Baskin (DDD) and Walter Bull (SN). JUST FOR ... Toporek, because he doesn't like it . . . But mostly for Charme and Pam, because nobody knows that their names are Sturkie and Crawford . . . respectively. All news for the society pages must be up in the "Gamecock" office by 2:00 on MondayPon A afternoon. If "society newsFoPrfsin forms" have been placed in the hands of your organization, PLEASE use them. They make this task easier on us and on you. If you have not receivedConl these foar ms astop by the "Gamecock" office, and pick H I PA some up. Any news turned In after the 2:00 deadline will notFLRE,L behonedA old Spicr Professionalp skin reasfromra~ComPel6 OA youebarseodt! ~ ' FLORIE,, E most PofRO-l ~ $ BRST! BEpo Fraternity, SororityNews MAXCY BROTHERHOOD The only independent social fra ternity at Carolina, the Maxcy Brotherhood, announces the follow- C ing officers .to lead them this fall. They are: President, Art James; Vice-president, R. C. Wilkie; See retary, Flynn Warren; Treasurer, John Brooks; Social Chairman, Don Sease; athletic chairman, Bob Seehusen; and Publicity chairman, Dennis Brantley. Also elected were: Bill Pace, Grady Pittman, Habib Hakim, and Ty Cobb to serve on the Membership Commit tee. DELTA SIG Delta Sigma Pi International Business Fraternity has recently moved to a new Fraternity House at 1710 College Street. The new location is larger and can more adequately serve the needs of the membership. A drop-in will be held at the new house Saturday night follow ing the Carolina-Georgia Game for the Delta Sigs, and their dates. There will also be an open house Sunday, October 7, from 2:00 to, 5:00 p.m. for the friends and the parents of their brothers. CHIOMEGA Eta Gamma chapter of Chi Omega Sorority recently activated four girls. The new initiates are: Ann Cox, Pris Foster, Judy Minus and Gail Peay. Ruffles shape this party dress of creamy pink nylon sheer, with the double ruffle which starts at the waist, asymetrically swooping down and aroUnd one side of the full skirt. This dress also comes in other colors. (Courtesy of Pen ney's.) ~L 3-0432 Beauty Service vms Bldg. (' $1.50 Tax In.. LEN, RACHEL Is There Really 4 Difference? BY ANDY ORGONIK It was a bright fall day, the 'irst of October to be exact, the ir was clear and there was a almy breeze blowing across the ampus. Now when I think about t, I wonder what ever possessed no to come from the happy care ree outdoors to the cold, dark ungeon called the "Gamecock )ffice." Well, what's done can iot be undone or some such quota >le quote, now back to the tale. I entered the din of clanking ypewriters (you've never heard lanking typewriters 'til you've eard the "Gamecock" typewriters) vith my usual amount of caution ind was immediately set upon by t short blonde female who was a b b 1 i n g incoherently about vhether or not Northern boys vore ancient Italian gondollere hirts, had never heard of buttons, lid not believe in haircuts, and iked pants that fit them some vhere under their skin. So, here I it plucking feebly away at one f the horrible clanking machines nd am supposed to relate to you, he intelligent citizens of the Uni rersity, the story of something hat this babbling maniac insists s radically different. Where she got this idiotic idea s something I m o s t surely !ouldn't imagine. Surely those odd ooks I got at Orientation couldn't iave been because I, standing here in my tapered continental rousers, yellow and green checked ihirt, with my six-inch ducktail, tnd rel patent leather shoes, had tsked, "What are Madraes and veejuns ?" I often wonder how people know hat I'm from the North when hey see me just standing in a ,roup of southerners. I know I'm iot any different physically, I kave one nose, two eyes, two ears, Lnd all the rest of the features hat make up almost every human Icing. As I think about it now I won ler, could that nut possibly have ieen right, could there be a dif erence? Well, let's review the acts. In the north the trend in lothes runs toward the conti iental slacks, shirts with an often )old check pattern, roma shoes, md haircuts averaging around wo to three inches in length. In he South clothing runs toward \Iadras, weejuns and "just normal doppy" trousers with cuffs and >elts. Dave Brubeck rM in a Dancing Mood Ray Connif f T he W ay You LooA Tonight SMiles Davis SThe Brot hers I SAndre Previn -: Aa Love S Duke Ellingtoi Perdado ~'Carmen McRa Paradidd' Joe &Roy Hamilton Gerry Mullie The Hi-Lo's ! Lambert, He CICou,dburst Buddy Grecd T he Lady is a iramp Great nea when yOL Now when you buy y< school, you get 984 wort $3.93 value for just $2.i school special now at st< the package, there's a b for a $3.98 value Colurr "'Swingin' Sound", twelv the first time on a 12" school ofIer good only w your Sheaffer Cartridge]I Chi Psi House Re-Decoral BY RAY KESSLER (Editor's note: The following article is the third of a series on the interior decoration and decor of the fraternity houses and so rority rooms. The remaining arti cles will appear weekly.) The Alpha Beta chapter of Chi Psi, which was refounded at the University in 1956, is the subject WM Chi Psi brothers relax in warm by Nye.) Do You Know Did you know that Roger Wil liams is coming to Columbia the 25th of October? . . . That if people don't start bringing us copy, we'll have to run this column every week? . . . That blue weejuns are all the rage now? . . . That scads of people have been thrown in the pond in front of the new dorm? ... That we can no longer say "thank goodness for Mississippi"? our Sin ndriks&R s N record offer buy Sheaffer >ur Sheaffer Cartridge Pen for Ii of Skrip cartridges FREE..,.a 15. Look for Sheaffer's back-to ~res everywhere. On the back of onus for you . .. a coupon good bia limited-edition record. It's e top artists playing top hits for S L.P. This double-value back-to hiue they last! So hurry, choose 'en from five smart colors... and nd" record coupn toa. 0i ion Shows for this week's study of interio decor. The house, which was recentl; re-furnished can certainly be saii to be one of the best decorate houses on campus. The lobby i decorated with two matchinj leather sofas in tan, with arrange leather chairs surrounding then On each side of the sofas are tw large original lamps with Latin in atmosphere of frat house. (Photo FOR SOMETHIIS IN DININ Enjoy All in the Beauti SOUTH BUILD . . . ..... n D. (*3.98 value).. back-to-scho SHEAFFER'S BACK. New cartridge pen with i $3.93 VAILL Driginality r scriptions: "Old indentured deeds and papers made into lamp bases." r A plaque now possessed by the I Alpha Beta chapter for scholar I ship among all Chi Psi chapters a hangs over the main speaker of a ; two section stereo outfit. I At the end of the main lounge, separating it from a library, card room is a paneled partition of knotted pine, giving this section of the house an early American __ atmosphere. Upon entering the library-card room one finds a light wood table with matching chairs. Shelves line the length of the paneled parti tion with an assortment of books ranging from Ancient History to a math 23 book. The carpeted chapter room is furnished with leather chairs, a sofa, an upright bookcase with plate-glass doors, and pictures of the founders. Aqua drapes add immensely to the warmth of the room. The lamps are the same as those in the main lounge. 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