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BACK TO SCHOOL
Back to work, for some ...Back to parties, for otheri
. . Chi Psi had a party ... Monday, January 28 . . . Al
the Legion Hut . . Mark Alexander and Patty Dawkins
Bob Plunkett and Sims Hart, Jim Schieder and Darby Moore
Lewie Hartley and Vicki Dennis, Charles Hatch and Cath)
Kelly, Jim and Margaret Simons, Craig Norton and Mary
Jane Ferrel, Jim White and Sis Williams, Bob Smart anc
Bootsy Kitrell, Jim Poulos and Mary Anne Sowell, Pau
Wagner and Dede Johnstone, Chet Allen and Jeannie Eliot
Russ Birdsall and Lynn Watson, Mike Joy and Jeanette
Baynham, Pettigrew Hamilton and Antoinette Siddell, Gene
Allen and Gini Randolph, Paul Wolbridge and Marsha Kanitz
Jake Halford and Celia Childress, Bob Faucette and Royce
Steele, Toby Van Buren and Ciri Jacobson.
RUSH STARTS TOMORROW
So Chi Psi had a pre-Rush party .. . February 2 . .
Mark Alexander and Vicki Dennis, George Owens and Sandra
Ellington, John Parry and Mary Wade, Jim Schieder am
Darby Moore, Bob Plunkett and Pat Earle, Stephen Nivei
and Roberta Meares, Craig Norton and Emily Wheeler
Mike Joy and Patsy Bull, Gene Allen and Betty Cunningham
Billy Cooper and Carolyn Julian, Paul Wolbridge and DedE
Truesdell, Bob Faucette and Royce Steele, Toby Van Burei
and Ann Gilliam, Harvey Golsby and Sandy Bridges, Henry
Hembell and Susan Mugee, Jim Poulos and Cathy Kelly
Jett Christie and Lucie Doar, A. C. Shull and Lynn Barnes
Chet Allen and Jeannie Eliot, Bill Shirley and Miriam Ross
Terry and Maria Dubose, Jim and Margaret Simons, Rea
McKinney and Sissi Williamson, Jim White and Judy Brown
MUD PIES AND BEER
Really great! . . . Ask Sigma Nu . .. 'Cause they ha<
a Mud Pie Party . . . At Ford's . . . Saturday . . . Joanie
Robinson and Jerry Ballentine, Kay Leitner and Ford Doug
las, Weezie Lane and Johnny Caskey, Susan Anderson and
Duck Mathis, Barbara Seigler and John Clasen, Maryanne
Love and Dick Schwab, Pam Able and Gene Collins, Maribeth
Gardner and Jimmy Truesdale, Ann Roe and Jimmy Glenn
Carole Jones and Bo Mullis, Barbara Copeland and Bil
Wright.
THE ROSE FORMAL DANCE
Sponsored by DZ . .. At the Carriage House ... Janu.
ary 5.
What: Delta Zeta Rose Formal Dance
Where: Carriage House
When: January 5
Those Attending:
Mary Beth Taylor and Sam Weigle, Ann Jackson and
Gruber Sires, Joan Sealy and Butch Carnes, Nita Plowden
and Mike West, Lynne Proctor and Capers Brazzell, Angela
Deer and Steve Davis, Diane McCulloch and Buddy Furger.
son, Harriet Etter and Tommy Burnett, Pat Leggett and
Bill Farley, Mary Wells and Albert Wells, Barbara Sealy
and Johnny Higgins, Joane Caraway and Don King, Andrea
Stocks and Aaron Blank, Linda Hanberry and Larry Winn
Gaye Lott and Bill Sheppard, Judy Arant and Skip Brooks
KA'S WERE PARTYING TOO
Saturday night . . . the Legion Hut .. . Barrons playec
...partying were Sammy Orr and Suzanne Mosely, Lane)
Ruff and Jean onlins, William McPherson and Beth Hardy
Thomas McPherr on and Mattie McLeod, Jimmy Gilreatl
and Nancy Reid Poag, Billy Coggelshell and Pam Black
Tony Lewis and Jane Miller, Billy Key and Garnet Doggette
Marvin Wimberly and Carolyn Nelson, Stuart Hall ant
Anita Law, Carl Foster and Faye Harvard, William Wastor
and Evelyn Godshall, Johnny Grisby and Melissa Thornton
Morman Boyd and Georgia Tarver, Bobby Parrot and Sandra
Rhinhart, Johnny Flemming and Marion Rhet, Buddy Barkei
and Pam Milliken, Tom Timberlake and Gail Broughton
Johnny Tuller and Carol Mauldin, Billy Tuller and Ginn3
Dubose.
ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR
Some are in love . . . Some are at war . . . Some people
got pinned . . . Ed Burgess (Kappa Sigma) and Ann Dun.
mlng, Capers Brazzell (SPE) and Lynne Proctor (DZ)
Sumpie Moore (Maxcy Brotherhood) and Beverly Bari
(Winthrop), Dana McLendon (ATO) and Mary Hustor
Armstrong (Chi Omega), Johnny Carroll (PiKA) and Gai
Peay (Chi Omega) . . . Some are engaged . . . Bob Hey.
den (Sewanee Alum), and Mary Ann Easterling (KD), Bil
Pace (Maxcy Brotherhood) and Ann Carter (No. G'ville Jr
College), Billy Cooper (Chi Psi) and Carolyn Julian, Ed
Curtiss (Phi DB) and Pat Russell (W. C.), Patricia Bultmar
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Once Again
Clases under way .. . roll sells
again . . . most of the student. are
back and have been to at least one
class by now ... new professors
. .. Good Afternoon, Dr. Coolidge,
sung in unison ... Repetez - vous,
s'il vous plait . . . no slumbering
for a while, at least not while
we're all filled afresh with intellec
tual vigor . . . Have you ever seen
Jane do the hula - hey . . . First
rush . . . then Greek Week . . . t
then Easter and the beaches . . .
then warm weather, thank goodness
... and then -- summer session I
... then far away boyfriends come i
home . . . fun in the sun . . . then -
fall semester . . . Then Thanksgiv- i
ing . . . and Christmas . . . In be
tween football games ... then New
Year's . . . then semester break ... I
and then the whole mess starts over t
again . . . then we're back to the
old song, only this time it's second
verse, and we still don't have any
copy . . . bad admission to make
. . . but we're not all perfect, just
some of us . . . Neptune is calling
again . . . and the blonde flunked
out of school, finally . . . but not
the same one that's not the brunette
Reminiscent of Mata Hari, fashion
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Dr. Williams
Represents U.S.C.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Williams were
in Berkeley, Calif., where Dr. Wil- (
liams represented the University of
South Carolina at the annual joint i
meeting of the American Mathe- I
matical Society and the Mathemati- I
cal Association of America, Janu
ary 23-27. t
They returned to Columbia by j
way of Washington, D. C., where 1
Dr. Williams, head of the Depart- 1
ment of Mathematics at the Univer
sity, was an invited member of a I
panel of the American Associationi
for the Advancement of Science 2
which evaluated applications of sec
ondary school teachers for fellow-t
ships offered by the National Sci-i
ence Foundation.
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There was a time in the history
c rock and roll when there were
number of people vieing for the
umber one spot. There were when
lvis came along and helped bring
ck and roll to an all-time height.
Then Ricky Nelson came to chal
nge and the race became interest
ig. Others challenged but there
as not much success.
Now there is no one with a great
mal of popularity. There are sev
ral who put out hit record after
It record but there is no singer in
te rock and roll field with a great
aal of popularity.
With this evening off, the com
anies prospered since with all these
roups and singers, a few were
und to hit big.
The record companies are now
pending money on a big youth
ilent aearch with money being
frown all over. It started when
icky Nelson signed a twenty-five
aar contract with Decca Records
>r one million dollars.
Singers are getting $50,000 a year
uarantees on the records alone.
his may be killing the goose that
id the golden egg.
. .. "Brother Dave" Gardner is
iing RCA Victor for $8,500,000.
ardner, now on the Capital label,
aims that the new album out in
CA Victor contains discards from
s other albums and that it was
me without his permission. Also,
ie records used "night-club Jan
uage" not supposedly found on
cords.
. . . Peter Sellers has been nomi
tted for an Oscar as "Best Actor"
ir his part in "Lolita." This nomi
ition elicited loud cries of anguish,
t because of his performance, but
or other reasons. Sellers, who played
are Quilty, only appeared for 84
inutes in the film. Producer James
arris says that Sellers was given
cameo part and the company
tpitalized on the name of Peter
3llers. The argument is that Sellers
tould get the nomination in the
ipporting actor category since he
as not one of the starring actors.
he board rules, however, that Sel
rs is a star and cannot be demoted.
This is a far cry from last year
hen several top actors and act
asees received awarde for appearing
abit parts in movies such as
ludgment at Nuremberg."
...Robert Preston has signed
star In a movie. He was un
own until just before "The Music
ran" and will be unknown again
he is not careful.
. .. It was four years ago this
eek that three rock and roll sing
-s died in an Iowa cornfield: "The
ig B3opper" (J. P. Richardson),
uddy Holly, and Ritchie Valens.
ichardson was a fair singer and
uddy Holly, whose star was at
e a s t temporarily waning, and
itchie Valens, 19 years old. These
re just a few of the stars who
zve died in the last few years: Dale
awkins, Johnny Horton, Chuck
Tillis, Eddie Cochran. Gene Vincent
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was hurt in the accident that killed
Cochran. His seclusion is probably
a result of the accident.
. .. The album market is cur
rently being flooded with albums
by groups who have just made one
hit and who cannot sing that well,
anyway. Albums ought to be re
stricted to the better singers.
... Chubby Checker has just
turned 21. He has received over
$800,000 in the last three years and
has spent it. He traded in a
Thunderbird for a Buick Riviera and
has supplied his parents and sisters
well.
... In contrast to Vaughn Mead
er's failure on the circuit, Alan
Sherman is setting records even
before advertising goes out.
. . . The National Association of
Record Merchandisers have nomi
nated their award winners for 1963.
Vaughn Meader will get a special
award for the all-time comedy al
bum.
Vocal groups nominated are The
Kingston Trio, the Lettermen, the
Limeliters, and Peter, Paul, and
Mary.
Most promising male vocalist -
Bobby Vinton, George Chakiris,
George Maharis, and Robert Goulet.
Most promising female vocalist -
Dee Dee Sharp, Joanie Sommers,
Mary Wells, and Shelly Fabares.
The best selling orchestras are
Billy Vaughan, Enoch Light, Henry
Mancini, Lawrence Welk, and Si
Zentner.
The best selling albums are "The
First Family," "My Son, The Folk
Singer," "Modern Sounds in Coun
try and Western Music - Ray
Charles, Peter, Paul, and Mary, and
West Side Story.
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the society staff, which consists
of one Society Editor, and three
invisible staff writers, need help.
If you are of sound mind and
body -- even if you aren't -
come up and inquire about a
possible position. The position is
not only possible, but also very,
very probable . .. In fact, we're
almost certain of it. In fact, we
are certain of it.
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-That we have a new sports
aditor, Mike McCarthy.
-As usual we goofed with the
itory last week about courses being
lescribed on the master schedule.
-That we certainly would like
iome help up here. Anyone wishing
to take pen in hand, and pretend
that they're doing a great service
is quite welcome.
-Mud pie making is the big rage
it parties now.
-We're still begging for copy, as
you can tell, by this wonderful piece
)f Journalism talent that rates us
iown. But, it's up to you out there
to help us. This is your paper too.
-That Spring starts this week.
-That's it for now, at least until
next Monday rolls around, and we
need copy again.
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