Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-00 r4fxod y~ By the Congaree Hut.. . the is ... were the ... Pi Kappa Phi's ... really kicking it out . . . Cebra Riley and John Bradley, Jane Rentz and Raymond McKay, Bobbi Christmas and Buck Cutts. Elaine Wangel and David Taylor, Nell Brasington and Bob Baucom, Jamie Howard and Teddy Kiene, Linda Taree and Dickie Terry, Beezie Blakely and Billy Jarrett, Jeanette Moore and Jim Curran, Marie Taylor and Chance Lavender. Nida McGehee and Jarryl Stokes, Linda Maxcy and Sydney Ackerman, Mary McClore and Brooks Curran, Sandra Fel lers and Bill Reid, Mary Crenshaw and Billy East, Sarah Albea and Sonny Evans, Kay Carter and Jim Dunn, Kay Elling and Bob Gaskins. Flowing Formals And boys in tuxs . . . at the Columbia Hotel . . Last Saturday ... The Alpha Delta Pi formal . . . Jean Willis and Bartow Culp, Gerda Moore and John Williams, Elke Maror and Carl McClendon, Belle Howe and Bob St. John, Betty Wyman and Emmet Clair, Judy Fitzgerald and Eddie Walker, Clare Foster and Bill Wood, Pat Lynn and Charles Mc Alister, Mary Ann Sadler and Hack Kirkpatrick, Innes Anderson and Loy Doggett, Susan Anderson and Jack Helms, Lynn Bellamy and Don Ferns, Hibby Calloway and Wyatt Theus, Patti Clark and Erick Wowra, Margaret Clarkson and Charles Davis, Lin Correll and Gean Capper, Anne Digby and Carl Hendricks, Mary Dixon and Woody Woodward, Di ane Dowell and Allen Gregory, Cookie Epps and Shep Jordan, Duchess Fitch and John Aikens, Macine Folger and Doug Nash, Cloudy Hardy and John DaLisa, Mikel Hazelhurst and Carroll Pitts, Liz Humphery and Fill Faircloth, Salley Keyes and Likey Biles, Emilie Lengnick and Jim Harbor, Mary Lynn and Nick Papadea, Eloise McMillan and Terry Lucan sky, Zann McMillan and Bob Frank, Monnie Meeks and Jack Williams, Mary Louise Mickle and Don Blair, Rosemary Moody and Carl Warren, Christy Newman and Jack Gregory, Leigh Powell and Dee West, Susan Reed and Ed Hutchinson, Patty Richardson and John Seastrunk, Mary Roberts and Jim Taylor, Libby Rogers and Ed Duffy, Mary Louise Saverborn and Pete McKenna, Terry Seay and Jerry Graves, Antoinette Siddall and Pettigrew Hamilton, Deidre Spencer and Rusty McCredy, Laurie Trotti and Bill Brady, Josanne Verdery and Jimmy White, Connie Wall and Kemper Powell, Robin Warwick and Jim Fitzpatrick, Rita West and Jimmy Barnette, Susan Youmans and Benny Seigle, Ann Young and Byron Rast. BREAKING THE UNWRITTEN CODE And getting pinned ... are ... Kae Harper to Don Childs (Phi Delta Beta), Linda Lowe and Johnny Troutman (Phi Delta Beta). Leave it to William (McPherson, KA)-cause he did it too . . . and now he's getting henpecked by Beth Hardy (Converse). From Clemson Dear Maw, Well, here I am at Clemson. It's just like bein' at home on the farm. Let me tell you what it's like. The rooster got us up this morning. It kinda made the boyst mad when he was ten minutes late, though. Getting up is not so good. The floors are made of dirt and they're pretty cold. We have a long walk following our gettin' up as there is no plumbing. The slogan is get Y ahead. On our way to the outhouse, we ' get exercise. There are a few bulls out and some upperclassmen said wve should wear red and black Neecten iswtrss bathrobes. They don't like red tehn cendwo and black bathrobes. Funniestwhc,baseoaspil(l, thing. The boy left. Said he wascnno bewuhdrclae heading south. Have you ever wtotfdn.Tecasccri heard of a city called C'lumbia? gaistydinapslyrn.Th Well, after we get dressed we dr rw olfanlsiti went to eat. They used to call the srih n ie.(oreyo building the Mess Hall and it's still Pauc'. a mess. The dish we eat mosti often is pretty good. I think they call it "slop." After breakfast, we went to our first class. It was called "Feed-i HL; ing Chickens." One boy set the record. He only got pecked at 15 times. Another boy was almost kicked out of the class. He thought the corn was for him. A corei Hwt eonzNext was Biology. The first T A Woman." That's a pretty exciting course. I've heard that some boys flunk on purpose so they can keep taking the course. The other courses are "Climb ing Hills or PT 1," "Milking You asked me about whether they's integration issue here. Well, from what I could find, the onlyMa teSu integration is having the pigs, cows, and chickens in the dorms. There was a fight about it last Ga eocsa year and the people who were for it won. It's pretty crowded but it's worth it. Every once in a Ma SusieB while someone gets up nerve enough to kill a pig and we haveONMI extra food. For recreation; well, there really Ars rmieN isn't much to do. Most of the time theyre's square dancing. A n d theyre's the hard cider. But most of the time we spend running from the bulls. Yore loving son, L Newmexcitement_in_sweaters_i Black List Announced (Editor's note: We hope the fol lowing simulated "Black List" wil offend no one. It is merely a taki off on the ones that are put ou formally by certain girls' schools though there they give no reasone No one person is responsible fo the compilation of names beloN . . . they just happened to fall inti 11he hands of the complier who ha requested to remain anonymous.) BLACK LIST For all girls whom it may con cern - that includes every femal of the species who is anywher near normal. The following youn men are to be avoided at all cost 'unless you want to take the risl nto your own arms - and tha night not be such a bad idea). lack Kirkpatrick Never mind the reason. 'Cent Anderson You know those Law Schoo students. krnie Webb He got pinned - Dern't. 'Cen Frano Likes to play Indian - "paw. nee" type. 3illy Gambrell Can't get football off his minc and tries to throw some passes. 23an Reeves Runs tooooo fast - hard t< catch. Laney Ruff If I can't have him, no on( can!!!!! Dee West Because!!! 'xeorge Sullivan Calls too late at night. 'ohn Gorsage Too short for the average giantess. D3avid Keller There's that Law School again. C. 0. Warren If you don't know, I ain't 'a gonna tell ya. - BEAT CLEMSON! - All news for the society pages must be in the "Gamecock" of fice by 2:00 on Monday after noon if it is to appear in the paper the following Friday. Any news turned in after that time will not he used! Phi Kap Pledge Officers Pledge officers of Alpha Et: chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma ar< Mike Patrick of Clayton, Ga. President; Curt Howard of Arling ton, Mass., Vice-President; Jin Bell of Hlarleyville, Secretary treasurer, and Jeff Stafford o Norfolk, Va., Athletic Chairman. Other members of the Phi Kai pledge class are Tim Bassett, Bil Briggs, Ron Brown, Jimmy Car roll, Lee Cherry, Steve Counts, Bo Eldridge, Charles Hedgepath, Joh: Heurer, David Jordan, Mac Ma( Knight, Bryant Owens, Billy Rick4 born, Nowell Ridgell, Charle Salters, Joe Tillotson, Bill Vanc< and Mike Walters. -- BEAT CLEMSON! Shine on the Death Valley! of Service to You? AT BLOSSOM w Men's Doriiories (&CLEANERS r For lounging around the house during the holidays, or for com fort while studying, this toreador set has the casual lines that will t make any hour a comfortable one. The pullovers have a new look! Link stitching creates a narrow horizontal r i b throughout the sweater body. On the V neck plaquet in front, and repeated on the bottom and cuffs, is a trim composed of alternate hands of link stitching and flat shaker stitching. The tapered ankle-length slacks are a woven checkerboard pattern of worsted wool. (Courtesy of Penney's.) Delta Sigma Pi Tells Pledges Beta Gamma chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, professional business fraternity, has pledged 11 students .or the Fall semester. The pledges of Epsilon class are .Tohnny M. Coleman, Robert W. Dif fle, Clyde C. Tice, and Charles H. Mathis, all of Columbia. Emil P. Baur of Wallington, N. J.; George W. Fisher of Norfolk, Va.; William G. Holt of Conway; Charles N. Reach of Mt. Pleasant; David R. Smith of Lake City; Tobe H. Todd of Simpsonville; and Donald H. Wickwire of Richmond, Va. Membership in Delta Sigma Pi is based on scholarship, leadership, and character. Only students in the field of business and commerce may seek admission to the fra ternity. - BEAT CLEMSON! - If anyone finds a Phi Delta Beta Fraternity pin, please con tact Kae Harper, Box 1811 U.S.C. The pin was recently gained and lost, and it is im portant that it be found. OnSchiei electric sh match you Bloth new Super Speeti Schick's exclusive washa of surgical stainless sta and wash away dirt, stul College Ti For ] (Lifted from Esquire the follow- ji :ng story - or helpful hints - are f, vhat they advocated for the "The IC Student Prince" - "Or How to y Seize Power Through an Under- g graduate.") C "The first 100 days are the most v crucial period of your college a :'areer." For the new arrivals - Never mind the spectacular en trance. You don't know enough yet and you're bound to screw up. . Keep mysterious. 1. Get long-distance phone calls from Vassar. No one will re member your sister goes there. V d 2. Mail yourself letters return addressed to J. D. Salinger or Pamela Turnure. 3. Rent a very good painting for your room. When you have to send it back, say the artist was having a show. 4. Get (from a junkyard) a P Ferrari grille and have it en- P graved "October 16, 1960, Bar- 2 bata." Put it some place everyone will look, like in your closet. j. Student Prince Rule II: Don't li go out JUST to go out. With girls: Go out with older women (sophomores). At fresh man misers, palm yourself off as: a) a veteran, b) a transfer stu dent. If your date is very good looking, exploit it. Meet her at n your dorm and take her to college places. If your date is not very good-looking, tell your friends you are having an affair with a mar ried woman, and take her to the movies. Make sure you're getting letters from a girl at home in case none of this works. With men: Don't make buddies BEAT HELL OUT OF CLEMSON ~k makes two difi avers...pick the < r face! I shavers have S H ble head, made 'el. Snap it off ~ble, and germs. Ps Freshmen . ist because you knew them be- E >re, or because they live near you. t on't cozy up to campus leaders et or you may get in the wrong roup. Make friends with upper lassmen who try to make friends ith you. There's bound to be d >mething wrong with them. ti * * * r ACADEMIC LIFE - Rule III: happy professor is like money i the bank. Go to all your classes and do all v our assignments (for now). But o on't be too smart right away. It d rill make your professor happy to eel they have helped you. c Choosing Your Role w On most American campuses, I ower lies with: 1) The news aper-literary magazine complex. I ) The student politics group. 3) 'he charismatic, party-giving non- t >iners. 4) The intellectual non )iners. 5) The artsy-craftsy and ]H ttle-theatre groups. 6) Crackpots. Author's note - Fraternities nd athletes are no longer power )urces by themselves, but are still r seful when combined with other, )ntradictory accomplishments; i.e, u .'s all right for the literary iagazine editor to be football f aptain but not for the charis- 0 iatic party - giver to be a fra !rnity man. s Continued next week. c . BEAT CLEMSON! - Enjoy a ( Thanksgiving ROAST I With All the $2.5 CHILDREN'S $1. at "eadmrI for Hn.ry Amrkend Cornwr of Stat, and Blossom Sts. CAYCE, S. C. bigetprblm -Usii Shcake ~erent mne to For tough Do You Know Do you know that we are now etting letters to the "Do You :now Columnist" with interesting d bits on them? That there is now a "V" in the idewalk where the "Y" used to be. That just because some people on't smile all the time people xink they are deathly ill or ter bly upset emotionally. That wiring rooms is the latest ad? That the Chinese writing which ,e read last week said: University f South Carolina, and had the ate Nov. 16th on it. That we saw a Hobo hat on ampus the other day? That one individual remembers hen students used to laugh at eejuns because they were "funny ioking." That we are going to BEAT [ELL OUT OF CLEMSON! !I Old dorn rooms can bring back !arful memories. That we hope everyone has a [APPY THANKSGIVING! !! . . . Law school gave out [ickey Mouse ears at one of their ,cent parties? . . . That people bringing news p here are getting slack again? . . . That we can start studying >r finals now that mid term is ver? . . . Eighteen m on th s ago a taff writer predicted that Khrush hev wouldn't fight over Cuba? - BEAT CLEMSON! - 0onplete Dinner . . rURKEY Trimmings 0 PORTION Jountoni5 5 6