Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Dear Jack BY JACQUELINE LEE D, Staff Writer (Author's note-To my - -aderc and to those who written to me, I would like I press thanks. I would like to sonally answer all the lett have received, but as that i, tually impossible, I will acl edge as many as possible ir column.) To The Girls In Boston: WE are nothing more than loa except that they are made by According to their ad in the Yorker. they mean INDIV LITY. But to students they mean conformity. Ai Gants, they're shirts and bli They're made, as their nam plies by "Gant Shirtmakers." come in varied colors and hi button hook in the back. too, mean nothing more tha1 formity. Hope your question has sufficiently answered. Thank writing. .. o. Dear Jackie, I'll see a walking cos counter dressed in that m fuzz from hairline to hemline fin' spasmodically on a ciga knees knocking, Weejuns scu along the floor and the av male loves her . . . she thin] If I saw it once a day or a day I could stand it; but they're everywhere . . . sli around . . . talking Greek always talking Greek. And i does she wear that shiny club pin? .. . yeah you know' . . . it looks downright painl me. Am I immobile or not gressive by dreaming about n ordinary girl? I wrote this poem . .. call thought, not a poem. I w< how many people I speak Here's the poem: RESEMBLANCE OF A D Damn the girls who for i do love; The social climbing, Status seeking ... Madras wearing ... Always jabbering ... An exclusive with usi A Candy -stripe r oll sleeve shirt. Red/ white, black/white, navy/white, loden! white. Sizes 6-16. B Coachman wrap front in cotton denim. Cran berry, navy, faded blue. Sizes 6-16. 998 Your ,accoun* is now open! 1e tvIS many M have ;0 ex per era I 3 vir nowl i this ejuns - fiers, Bass. New IDU here' Jacqueline Lee Davis )uses. e m- party-party ... They Always bragging ... e a Who think of boys as a means of rhese kicks! con Where's the girl that is sincere? ben Just one who loves you e for For what you are ... Who is trusting ... Not domineering ... Always kind ... metic Forever sweet ... adras She's the girl I want to meet . . puf- But if she's here . . . she's . rette, indescreet . . .1 ffing Chap erage [s. Dear Chap, twice As I really can't answer your man, question, I got another boy's opin inkin' ion and he thinks "You're sick." vhere Dear Jackie, trt little It's springtime again and if I ws vhere have to go through another season on ul to of looking at boys in white ducks ey, pro- and blue shirts, I think I'll croak. le just How can I let my boyfriend know by this, without hurting him. mi it a Disgusted. Ini )nder Dear Disgusted, lai for. Give your boyfriend up and WC make it a point to meet the boy OG named Chap. I'm sure he's all be iughs for pleated pants, and continental Je pants, and double breasted jackets. - * * ca Dear Jackie, fir If you were to receive an anony- we mous but very flattering phone Dc of, tei kr fo s1< Miss. the traditional scene stealer! A Ouzts Na essed At I - 4 - A Elaine, who modeled the winning sh rutfit was chosen to be Carolina's SI representative in Glamrour May- an rzin,c's national Best Dressed in an American Colleges and Univer- th sities contest. se Elaine becomes the second of ha Carolina's Dreher High School gi alum to earn this honor in the past two years. Mary Anne East- ou erling was one of the national top of ten last year. Reportedly "Very fit flattered, honored, and surprised" al over her new title, Elaine believes C< that in being well-dressed a girl ht Euphrosynean Literary Society i and any interested persons are invite 17, and all entries should be sent in period will be shorter. A cash prize to Box 2977, Campus. Judges for th4 Christophersen, and Neuffer. Cornell Arms I Bring I.D. Card For Special Prices __ t . - 21 GREAT TOB4 20 WONDERFi Vintage tobaccos growi mild ... made to taste i te longer length of Chi CHESTERFI Elaini Best Di Elaine Ouzts, a Columbia junior insfer from Converse College, as recently selected Best Dressed campus. The pretty brown ed Kappa Delta pledge was se ted from the twelve girls chosen the Women's Standards Com ttee to compete for the title. itial nominations were made at -ge from nomination boxes in the men's dormitories. The twelve finalists appeared fore a panel composed of presi nts of campus organizations. 11 would you make It a point to d out who the caller was, or iuld you forget it? Recipient. ar Recipient, If he calls again and isn't flat ring, find out who he is so you'll ow who not to like. If he calls ain and is still flattering, head r the mirror before your head ells too much. MVF~ FOR PARTY ((n? The Lettermen bring their fresh and Imaginative sound to twelve great songs that deserve to be sung. The result? "College Standards' the Lettermen's newest Capitol album. There's romance written all over every song, from Frater nity Row's "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" to Broadway's "The Party's Over? Look for "College Standards" on Capitol...,and be sure to look for the Lettermen in concert on your campus. (fl)T-1829 OoLLUon STANDARDS -CAPSOL nSmn.s Wn. med J. S. C. ould first and foremost be neat. ic feels that "General appear ce is as important as clothes d being well-dressed entails such ings as how a girl carries her If and the way she fixes her ir. Most important of all a ri should be well-groonied." Photographs of Elaine in three tfits: one campus outfit, one f-campus, and one evening out have been sent to Glambour ng with the Women's Standard's mmittee's statement of why she s been selected. s sponsoring a poetry contest, k d to enter. Contest closes April in triplicate so that the judging is being offered. Send entries contest are Professors Reeves, eauty Salon Phone AL 3-0432 eS ata ~CCOS MAKEI IL SMOKES! f , aged, end blended van milder through esterfield King. ELD KING' tESu I TO GOD TMum PHI KAP F At the Carriage House ... i ay a week ago . . . Don Marsh leuer and Stephanie Adair, Jef lickey, Louie Hinson and Judy and Marge Odom, Bob Patrick licks and Katherine Harrison, Iowle, Mickey Wingard and Su mnd Charlotte Caughman, Butch ill Briggs and Shannon Barr, S iams, Neal Resch and Dianne 3ecky Bruner, Al Courie and Dia LAMBDA At Wade Hampton Hotel ... 'ertick's Combo . . . Roger Cl arry Orr and Roddy Anderso ackson, Walt Bilbro and Deet .nd Harilyn Chalk, Ken Jewell arter and Sarah Gardner, Robei Vendell Wilson and Talley Cady, inderson. Also Skip Copp and Joyce Bel Jolt, Gordie Harrison and Nanet ean Mitchell, Mike O'Rourke a arber and Ernestine Powell, T1 nd Kitty Taylor, and Ken and CHI 0' Were invaded . . . Gibson's F . . Anne Thomas and David E mith, Pam Williams and John c like Quinn, Priss Foster and Jo nd Perry Moses, Barbara Seig opeland and Bill Wright, Bonni ay, Kay Tolbert and Mickey T trong and Dana McLendon, Ada] ledgepath, Sue McDonald and ,ove and Dick Schwab, Linda ( dargaret Brown and Bob Plunke Edward Yarborough. PiKA Having a wild time . . . at 3owery Ball .. . were the Pi1 -,onnie Grantham, Don Blair :ienry Lee and Donna Russell, algano, Mike McCarthy and i l'indall and Angel Lackey, Bob ] Ed Hutchinson and Susan Reed Ellen McCutchen, Tommy PilchE ler and Jean Carroll, Dan Kirk smith and Ann Kendrick, Fra Rast, Bob Thornton and Mary Libby Rogers, Billy Enter and I Eelen Thackston, Ray Kestler Wolfson and Rachel Johnston, C Worgan, David McInnis and L< 2ueen and Betty June Thomps< ioke, Johnny Carroll and Gayle "katw KING ~' IO .$TE ARTY vith the Pontiacs . . . Fri all and Kay Doolittle, John f Stafford and Carol Ann Christopher, Jimmy Welch and Diane Cooper, Fred Dunn Lawson and Claudia san Maquire, Art Harman Askins and Judi Roberts, am Everett and Sissy Wil Jenkins, Buddy Clark and ne Blitch. CHI March 22 . . . with Jimmy iastain and Bunny Goff, n, Gruber Sires and Ann ee Truesdale, Guy Shealy and Ann Brunson, Sonny t Gamble and Hedy Hayes, Jim Perakis and Margaret k, Bruce Burke and Shirley le Neely, Joe Crawford and Id Jane Blackwell, Charlie )m and Sheila Croft, Rick Martha .Jo Osborne. S ond . . . Friday, March 15 are, Caro Riley and Yank hearin, Gelene Duncan and hnny Hagen, Bonnie Rosen ler and Bill Otis, Barbara e Brewer and Craig Wrig ,otter, Mary Huston Arm ine Armstrong and Charles Milton Lewis, Maryanne oleman and David Jordan, A.t and Sidney Rutledge and Heise's Pond . . . at their A's . . . Billy Canada and and Mary Louise Mickle, Dennis Myers and Regina [acqueline Lee Davis, Tom 3urris and Catherine Stoltz, , Bob Pope and Margarete r and Jan Wood, Cliff Hol and and Em Hines, Dickie nk Waller and Meta Jean Beth Jones, Ed Duffy and onnie Baker, Tim Belk and and Joyce Durham, Bob rene Martin and Betty Ann )retta Morrell, Mackie Mc )n, Phil Johnston and Ann Peay, ORDINARY CIGARETTES CItESTERFIEL.D KING w smoke of a CheserhgMKla snows and ama. .. it w.