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DRINK, DRINK, DRINK
With Drink Small that is . . . at the Legion Hut on Friday
night ... Sig Eps get the "holiday spirit." It's party TIME!!!
Seen. . . Robert Varn and Mary Dixon, Bill Wood and Clare
Foster, George Seals and Kathleen Higgins, Jackie Phillips
and Marsha Karritz, Ozzie Corley and Mary Brown, Rush
Morrison and Leroy Ebert, Jim Singleton and JoAnn Cooper,
Jim Machemer and Donna Jordan, Tom Leonard and Charlene
Daughtery, John Dalisa and Barbara King, Ray Corde and
Mary Frances Reid, Capers Brazzell and Lynne Proctor, Lou
DiMuzio and Norma Nance, Frank Kinney and Peggy Ellis,
Charles Felton and Creola Coleman, Paul Jacobs and Yvonne
Todd.
JUST RIGHT FOR SNUGGLIN'
The weather, of course!!!! The Phi Kaps took the hint
Saturday night with a Christmas type Alpine Party . . . A
big fire, a pretty date, and a ski sweater . . . Heavens, what
more could you want???? Phi Kaps and dates loving the cold
were Mike Patrick and Judy McCraw, Ron Brown and Mari
Ann Samra, Steve Counts and Mary Dug Hubbard, Sam
Everett and Diana Bryant, Tom Potter and Peggy Croom,
Erick Wowra and Patty Clark, Hack Kirkpatrick and Eleanor
Hall, Ben James and Annie Body, Perry Moses and Barbara
Morgan, Bill Vance and Judy Burgstaller, Mac MacKnight
and Barbara Joerg, Doug Elmore and Peggy Moses, C. 0.
Warren and Rosemary Moody, Bob Trisler and Barbara
Hare, Jim Tobias and Joan Hewitt, Sonny Hooker and Kit
Quattlebaum, Ronnie and Joyce Fair, Bobbie and Tommy
Kirkland, Vance and Harriet Nesmith, Paul McCarthy and
Pat Butters, Neil Resch and Dianne Jenkins, Burke Fields
and Peggy Ellis, John Von Lehe and Ginger Dent, Rock
Garich and Emily Lengnick, Tuss Fitch and Gloria Burge,
Bryant Owens and Kit Lyon, John Ellsworth and Martha
Taylor, Frank Taylor and Lil Davis, Jim Gordan (the
younger) and Ann Timmons, Ernie Paschal and Ann
Abrams, Bill Briggs and Peggy Loughead, Jim Gordan (the
elder) and Kay, Joe Logan and Diana Blitch, Bob Eldridge
and Ann Ida Perna, Mike Walters and Charlotte Isenhower,
Buster Cherry and Janis Maxwell, Joe Tillotson and Mackie
Kohn, Nowell Ridgell and Carol May, David Jordan and Ann
Farmer, Jeff Stafford and Peggy Snyder, Lonnie Caughman
and No Body.
ANOTHER SANTA TYPE PARTY
Kappa Sigs and dates . . . waitin' for the "fat man"'
. . . partying to pass the time . . . Nancy Orr and Tom
Lawson, Janice Scott and Karl Beason, Annette Bradenburg
and Paul Valentino, Jane Smith and Durell Benjamin, Linda
Caldwell and Jimmy Copeland, Jane Weeks and Scott Ander
son, Becky Gerald and John Lottich, Ellie Kerlin and Luther
Rankin, Becky Burris and Jim Fuller, Gail Yarborough and
Billy Lide, Mary Jo Sherrill and Les Dickert, Elaine Harri
son and Jimmy Kizer, Jackie Fowler and Bob Crain, Martha
Lewin and Lewis Argoe, Francis Tognari and Jimmy Sauls,
Martha Bouknight and Carl Warren, Mary McGraw and
Tom Conner, Becky Vernon and Lanny Hinson, Mary Lou
Willard and Phillip Brown, Donna Hufham and Tommy Hay
good, Troye Matthews and Gene Platt.
PLAYBOYS
And Garnets . . . entertain for Maxcy Brotherhood at
the Knights of Columbus Hall . . . Enjoying four hours
worth of "juking" were Marcy Albers and Larry Barrett,
Jean Carter and Ty Cobb, Mary Lou and Kampmeyer Bolin
ger, Mary Reid and Gary Skinner, Barbara Hill and R. C.
Wilkie, Susanne Humphrie and Don Sease, Linda Wilkes
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CArialma3 1Nor/a$hp Service
The annual Christmas Service
which is sponsored by the Carolina
Religious Council will be held Sun
day night December 16 in Rutledge
Chapel at 11:00 P.M.
The Westminster Fellowship .
(Presbyterian) will be in charge of3
the service this Christrnas, and on
behalf of the Carolina Religious
Council they extend a cordial in
vitation to all students.
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Precautions
Protect
People, Cars
BY ARONEL FISCHOFF
Traffic safety deals with cars
What is a car? A car is one of the
greatest boons to mankind. I1
transports him wherever he wants
to go but if he is not careful il
may transport him to where h<
doesn't wint to go, such as arount
a telephone pole or other obstacle
A car is a great mechanism but
it can turn into a fiery infern
replete with screams of horroi
and anguish.
Traffic safety is a subject thai
usually elicits groans. However, it
is a question of whether the groans
should come now or after a horribk
accident.
A car is a lethal weapon. Han
Ming a car should be like handling
a gun-both should be done with
a great deal of caution. When
the driver is loaded, it is the same
as if the gun were loaded. Both
are liable to go off and the excuse
may well be "I didn't know I was
loaded" instead of the "I didn't
know it was loaded" cliche. Re
search shows that a concentration
of alcohol in the blood (about two
or three drinks) impairs the driv
ing ability and four or five drinks
impairs everyone's ability.
People who can hold their liquor
do not necessarily go unaffected by
alcohol when they are behind the
wheel of the car. Drinking can
be done without overdoing it but
if you do, driving is exceedingly
dangerous.
Speed may be fun but it is no
fun when your wheels suddenly
leave the road for other places.
Speed was found to be a contrib
uting factor in one-third of all
fatal traffic accidents last year.
At high speeds, the human body
becomes increasingly invulnerable
when an accident takes place. If
an injury occurs at 60 miles an
hour or more, the injured person is
eight times more likely to die of
his injuries than if he had been
injured in an accident at 20 miles
an hour.
The Automotive Crash Injury
Research group of Cornell Univer
sity estimates that seat belts would
save 5,000 lives a year and would
reduce serious injury by one-third,
if seat belts were installed and
used. The word used is included
because there have been not a few
instances where someone had the
seat belt beside them but did not
use it and therefore was injured
or killed.
Driving is hazardous at this
time of the year in many parts of
the country and, according to fore
casts, will soon be so here. It is
recommended that car owners keep
proper vehicle maintenance. Espe
cially needed for winter weather
headlights and tail lights, wind
shield wipers for back and front
windows, and defrosters.
Keeping your car in good condi
tion and driving safely wilU keep
you alive. After all--Death is so
permanent!
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Conformit
BY BARBARA MOORE I
Conformity strikes the keynote
to men's fashions on the campus i
this year.
The Ivy League Traditional, a i
three-piece suit, which consists of
a matching vest and a natural I
shoulder coats, takes the spotlight
this year. The leading color in this i
is olive, followed by gray, navy 4
blue, and black.
Number one on the list is the i
pin-striped Gant shirt with the I
two-inch button down collar. Red, I
blue, and olive seem to be the j
predominant favorites. In dress
shirts, the tab collar shirts are
still preferred.
The famous blazer is still a
favorite and is seen in various I
colors. The "London Fog" topcoat i
and famous windbreaker is still 1
very much in the limelight. I
The latest note in belts is the I
Paris belt; a rolled leather belt i
with a small silver C-buckle. An- i
other favorite is the ring belt, I
consisting of a large c-buckle with <
two brass rings securing the 1
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On November 28, 1962, the Pi f
Chapter of Kappa Delta Epsilon, c
National Honorary Educational s
Sorority, initiated its new mem- I
bers in a candlelight ceremony. u
Each of the girls entering KAE F
pledged that she would seek to de- v
velop an understanding of the f
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eather around the belt.
Weejuns are still. preferred I
among the majority of boys,1
fhough genuine shell cordovan is I
slated to be in the spotlight. The
!avorite in the cordovan is the
tand-stitched plain toe loafer. 1
The latest thing in socks is the 1
:old Cup which comes in just i
tbout every color in the rainbow. I
The famous tie clasp is seldom J
ieen any longer since the tie tac I
ias taken the limelight. Some tie i
;acs come with initials or full
iames.
Less conformitive, but a topic of i
onversation for campus wear this
rear is a spray of red in every- i
;hing from suspenders to suede i
oafers. The newest in the red line
s the red flannel blazer with brass I
uttons worn with red patent
eather shoes. Another favorite is
he red and white checked shirt <
vith placket neck and hat with a I
ed plaid headband. Other favor- i
tes are: red corduroy shirts, wool
luffle coats, and the classic wool
hirt. Outstanding among the cam-,
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To Mens
sus set are the red suspenders to
)e worn with a tuxedo and plaid
iecktie with a matching cummer
)und.
Soon, the popular raccoon won't
mly be seen on girls' coat collars;
>ut will strike an exuiting note in
nen's hat wear. Sales are soaring
tround the country on men's hats
nade of imported and domestic
urs. Furry headpieces have come
o the point of complete accept
tbility for business and dress wear.
Soon, even men with a complete
version toward hats will accept
hem, if only as a flair.
Sweaters are still very popular,
anging from the famous crew
ieck to the new waffle-knit ski
iweater. Colors among these are
he icelandic pattern set off in
vhite.
The newest thing in handker
-hiefs is pure silk in the tradi
onal and popular colors of olive
nd blue.
Popular among the sports jack
-t line is the Cricketeer, mostly in i
)laid. Madras blazers are still,
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The following, outstanding be- A
ause of their ability and interest A
n the field of education, were
riitiated into Pi Chapter of Kappa
)elta Epsilon: Barbara Fuson,
letty Felton, Alice Eargle, Evelyn
tigby Mabry, Charlene Weed, Ann
tooth, Sara Jones, Belle Howe,
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Fashions
popular, some Wf now worn for
linner Jackets with madras cum
merbund to match.
- MERRY CHRISTMAS -
Pi Beta Phi
News i
Each year Pi Beta Phi sorority
Limdertakes a Christmas project to
help out those less fortunate than
)urselves. This year they are con
bributing to care of needy fanilies
hrough a Welfare Bourd. Each
member contributes $1.00 to buy
rood and clothing.
On the 16th of December the sor
yrity will sing at the Forest Hills
Rest Home at 7:00.
Dr. Walker of the Department
)f International Relations spoke
Wonday night on the trouble spots
)f the world. P1 Phi will continue *
;o have different professors speak
,o them two times a month on
rarious topics.
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ttink o. the Virst
iad.
lIem bers
kna Cox, Mary Denham, Jill
kreher, Barbara Felton, Boots
Nhitson, Susan Ott, Sara Cox,
Pharlene Le Grand, Evelyn Gar
ington, Sally Bacot, Frances
Zates, and Sue Paine.
- MERRY CHRISTMAS -
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