The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 22, 1963, Page Page Five, Image 5
RUTH REVEUSE
MARTHA KAY MONTGOMERY
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Carolina's newest beauty queen will
crowned from among these 14 USC c<
in the first annual "Miss Carolina"
test, sponsored by The Gamecock.
The first Miss Carolina will
crowned at the beginning of the Carol
Clemson game in ceremonies immedia
before the game. Student Body Presic
Todd Wilson will crown the winner,
present her with a silver tray and a 1
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ia's oldest florists
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be quet of a dozen red roses.
)eds The event will take place immedia
:on- prior to the playing of the alma ma
With both the Carolina and Clemson bE
be massed on the playing field, the cont
ina- ants will be presented to the crc
tely Naval ROTC Midshipmen will escort
lent beauties onto the field.
and The winning contestant is selected
)ou- the student body through contribut
GELENE DUNCAN SA
temson-Carolina In
4 Day In Tb
ix hours before the start of Once with
Drrow's classic Clemson - Caro- lbattleground
game, USC's typical Joe Col- I auto into a
will don his sportiest outfit, proximately
ect his date, plaid blanket, jug center of th4
something, shakers, bells, and begin "hoofi
tants, and begin the long, hard, way. During
irdous trek to the stadium, sojourn hei
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which they make to the candidate of their
tely choice. Proceeds from the penny-a-vote
ter. collections will go to establish a loan fund
for foreign students attending USC.
nds This loan fund will enable foreign stu
est- dents to obtain loans at no interest, pay
wd. ing them back after graduation, so that
the they may continue their studies, accord
ing to Dennis Myers, editor of The Game
by cock.
ons The contestants were nominated by USC
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Particular
eLife Of A I
in the vicinity of the roommates, fraternity
, he will navigate his :tc., who will fail to recot
y available hole, ap- because of their conditioi
one mile from the Having defeated the
upcoming clash, and squeezes into the stadi
ig it" the rest of the flops, bruised and broken
this latter part of his 17-yard-line seat.
mndoubtedly will meet Then, amhid the cheers
lowing grandstand qui
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social fraternities and men's residence
halls, and voting has been conducted
throughout the week in Russell House.
Pre-game festivities begin at I p.m.
with the Clemson drill team, followed by
the USC combined ROTC drill teams.
Both bands will present special half-time
entertainment.
A special feature of the pre-game ac
tivities will be the introduction of the
fathers of the football players.
DIANE GEER
oot ball Fan
brothers, and an enthusiastic freshman, he
-nize him remembers. The game's on tele
1. vision today. Assuming an air of
nobs, he hopeless desperation. he promptly
untoan begins to drown his frustrations in
that something in the jug.
f a bel- He has won his battle. Will the
rterhack Gamecocks win theirs?
I YOU STAND
E SHOCK OF
OR - RAMA'?
SDOUBLE HIGH IN
HORROR HISTORYI
JE, BUT TWO GRUESOME SEE
>D-CURDLING MOVIESiI HORROR-RAMA
AT YOUR
OWN RISK
TICKET TO ANOTHER
VIE IF YOUR NERVES0
CAN TAKE ITI
OIA*NEN SHOW
LENA P.M.
Se rrinig The Gamecocks
In Their Ow~n Backyard
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)RY & CLEANE RS
MAIN AT BLOSSOM
PROM THE MN'S DRMITmOISe
u4ger
l.i IAND)IS P'EIRR
Tiger, tiger. burning bright
Hythe State House late at night.
\Vhy did Hioward's foolish hand
Itring the(e from thy Guernsey
.and?
\'hen the tiger under Columbia
skies,
lazes ar?ound( with two black eyes,
ier, wish forever he did not
aspire(
To try and dsampen the Gamne
(cock 's fire
atch t.hat Rooster's f i g h t i n g
heart.
rip the yel!>w beast apart.
\Vhen the least seeks his retreat.
ae'll clap our hands and stomp
our feet.
\What, no hammer? What. no chain?
Tlhen why this figment of a tor
tured brain.
Watch the Gamecock's dlisasterous
grasp,
Bring the tiger's dying gasp.
When his stars raced with fear,
And Howard's world fell around
his ears,
Did he smile, his work to see?
Hle should have made a lamb not
thee.
Tger, tiger hurning bright
By the State House late at night,
Coach Frank Howard, that foolish
man,
ShouldI've left thee in thy Guernsey
land.
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