Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' STARS (ES ME Paul Newman, Pier Ang TH Betty Hutton, Cornel W James Stewart, Emmett William Holden, Grace Glenn Ford, Shirley Ma John Wayne James Stewart, June A D James Stewart, June A Jerry Lewis Cary Grant, Katharine Clifton Webb, Jeanne DAISIES Doris Day, David Nivet John Wayne Jerry Lewis William Holden James Stewart Hal Stalmaster IRS steet, naatest .eay to all. he active deodorant for ble. Glides on smoothly, Id Spice Stick Deodorant :a1 deodorant mnoney can rECK EODORANT Loafei Essen For the benefit of all unobserv ant freshmen, The Gamecock hereby presents an outline of what IS being worn by the EN FIRE Carolina Community. This report is presented as a public service to prevent any ac :idental individuality, and pre serve eternally the stereotype stu lent image on this campus. Taking it from the very top S.. an open umbrella MUST be black. This adds to the bleakness Seen. Heard. Spoken ON CAMPUS At the rush parties . . . earth shaking comments like: "Oh, you're from Charles ton... "No, I'm a 2nd semester junior ... "I think I'm going to major in education. . . "Urn, no . . . how about - do you know ** * Girl running across campus in the rain under a cakebox. * * * About the previous night's conquest: "She was slower than the elevator at the Russell House." chedule CARTOON eli Cuckoo Clock ilde, Cellhound Kelly Kelly Cruise Cat eLaine Cats Meow Deputy Droopy ilyson Dixieland Droopy lyson Designs on Jerry Dog House lepburn Down Outing craine Down Hearted Duckling Dumb Hounded Down Beat Bear Farm of Tomorrow Field & Scream First Bad Man Fishing Bear There will be an important meeting of the entire feature staff today at 2 p.m. in the Gamecock Office. All those in terested in feature writing are urged to attend. Cleopatra, with femimlee guile, Said to Teny," .et's barge doe the NIlers Whu. she reached for s asp, liar belt lest its class, S. she stapled It. Sp wlaglme style. SWINGLINE STAPLER nevdtn@ toCO stapi4 tyuarnt. * flI able anyhr ~or&nystationery, ty, Orgook storel ~ rs An ial F( of an already grey day. Raincoats may be black too . . . that's ac- I ceptable; however, even a glance will reveal that just EVERY BODY wears oyster white London Fogs. Next step down from the um brellas is hats, but no one wears even rat hats after the first (lay of registration. So for the time being you can file the leopard skin pillbox away in your hope chest. As for hair, well boys can take some leeway, since there's gen erally not enough there for much deviation, anyway. Girls are re quired to comb theirs into an in verted pageboy, landing exactly %" off their neck. It may be any or every color though. In the shirt department USC has most specific rules. Boys are allowed either long or short sleeves; girls must wear roll-up. Boys must have button-down col lars. Girls may have these, or Peter Pan or even collarless. (Gen erous choice.) Colors are bur gundy, yellow, bottle green (de cide your own bottle), navy or hose shades in madras or pin stripes. Vertical pinstripes. This is to distinguish us from those individuals in those institutions which require said individuals to wear horizontal thick black and white stripes; . . . and serial num bers. Skirts may be ANY style, just so long as it ends up A-shape Wrap around, pleats, as long as it starts straight and ends full. Ode On Autunm ly Andrew I'. Orgonik Oh summer, how you've been so dull From studies, an unwelcomed lull. Now forthwith are those manv charms Held up high in autumn's arms. Those joyous days with profs so dear Oh my god, I'm glad you're here; I am so filled with anticipation Of glorious lines of registration. It was so bad to spend my money On boring evenings with my honey, I know I won't he among the shnooks As gaily I purchase all my books. Classes full of life, so thrilling, And Davis Field with Air Force drilling. I am so anxious for you hioth Just what I need to prove my worth. While football Is a dleviation rhat on occasion gets attention. The students regimented files Do so much to hinder smiles. If by now it's that you're tired, I'll admit I have been hired And say, that my best I tried. Whatever makes you think Ii. .. . Hair Style Occa A' CORNELL ARMS CA AL 3-4 CAl TE HIE BOOKS OWNEC Sc a Loo r ar r'he idea is to make all the girls iere look like a pyramid, between ,he waist and the knees. Socks, boys, must match your 3hirt or sweater. You can pur :hase some inexpensive dye to co )rdinate and color over all your >ld white socks Chances are they xren't white anymore, anyway. If you have a light gray sweater ou've got it made. Speaking of sweaters, we em phatically recommend that you rush right out and sew suede patches on all the sleeves, under ill the button holes, and while you're at it throw a few suede pockets on your wrap - a r'und skirts. Affects Everybody Greek Rt About a hundred pair of stock ngs, run through the knees, were Dean of Women Elizabth lot ing sorority rush registrationm. s For The sion r HAIRDRESSER LL )432 Ipus SF KT Boo AD QUARTERS F( - SUPPLIES. > AND OPERATED I UNIVERSITY OF UTH CAROLI1 ps De 0. o in I We are down to shoes. Every- pa ne here wears weejuns. Bur- be undy-brown weejuns, navy blue le: ejuns, black weejuns, and imi- af ation weejuns. This is the very pe riost essential part of Carolina liN 'ommunity living and cannot be ne mphasized strongly enough - ill :OU CANNOT BE A TRUE so AMECOCK IF YOU DO NOT VEAR WEEJUNS. ru Now do not become upset if you ov un into a few non-comformists bt cho don't have %a" of a light blue ba andras wallet showing from in- me ide their rear right pants pocket. sh >r A girl wearing a shirtwaist ar hat isn't a Villager and you can sh eli because it doesn't have a Tl ish Takes iscarded for shoe polishers Satur lay evening. on me ~ ho fti in cr to an H: sn a C lix worthy caught in a moment dur Cutrate Hai Rate USC I This column is directed towards 'uj he Carolina student in the inter- w sts of good health, nutrition, and S ~conomnical welfare. a It is the first of a potential se- b ies on places to eat in Columbia. Because it seems safe to work ie 0P i S< at hi KS t S GIFTS ~Y T HE d b, yi emed aving ttern of little vines and blue Is or labeled canned sour pick ;. (We're warning you because ter all there ARE all kinds of ople in this world and we must e with all of them, and this is reason to become fatally dis Lisioned with college life.) Just YOU have YOUR Gant loop. Furthermore, you may even n into (or step onto or fall er) creatures in non-madras rmuda shorts, torn - off foot 11 jerseys with three to five )th holes, and open-toe tennis oes or shower shoes and two d one-half day beards. These ould bother you even less ;ey're probably yankees. it's Toll The shoes needed them too, both Fraternity row and the Wo n's Quadrangle. Voices are arse from trying to be heard and emature wrinkles are developing )m trying to grin at the same a e. The rugs in the great greek >ms are wearing down, especially front of the door. A few impled song sheets are restacked top of the pianos. The most exciting time is yet come . . . preferential parties. d bidding and pledging. And all over McClintock. Wade impton, J, etc. the rushees lie ug in their beds repeating over d over "My name is . . . I am Dm . . . my major will be AambdaChi 5cholarship lecognized Epsilon Psi Zeta of Lambda hi Alpha at the University of muth Carolin:, was recently varded a scholarship trophy by national office. The trophy. awarded for out anling achievement in scholar ip), recognized the local chapter's nstant efforts to mairtain andl iprove scholarship in and among e G;reek World. Wendell Wilson. aplter president a nd I arryv Orr. aplter vice-presidlent were in at - ndance at the Alanagemem! raining Seminar held at D)ePauwv niversity, G reencastle, Indiana. hen the award was presented. uburgers aitronage to these things gradually, we 1ll save our analy'sis of Swain's ersk House for another issue d at this time dliscuss the Biff rger drive-in. Biffburger is located conven rntly very near the campus. To 't there walk from the boys irms starting at J1, past the idergraduate library, through e Russell House, across the reet, proceeding West past Pres a, turning right at the Life ience building and right again the next corner; it is locatedl if a block dIowa on the op site side of the street. Or you n cut through the horseshoe. The building is under renova n but will be reopened tomor w or early next week. All the gns which say "Biffburger" wve been screened over by a indow painted with "Welcome udent" specials. The drive-in most especially atures 15 cents hamburgers, hich are becoming increasingly as original, are adlvertised as -oto broiled, never fried." This ives at least eight greasy calor s. Biffburger also features shrimp, iicken (fried, not roto-broiled) aserts, milk shakes and other Iverages, a generally bette: irriety more than the average 15 cents hamburger stand." And r those who would prefer to low their 15 cents on a hot dog, se brick shack is right next door.