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| Bantan n ANNE STEELE, a junior 1i planning to be a iecreary. Ati comes from a fanilv of five ch and music. Shahesp SampleA By SUSAN HARDWICK To Shakespeare we all haileth, The lover and king But I think I shall faileth NEED SPENDING MONEY? WHY NOT SAVE 75% ON DRY CLEANING? LADIES 8-12 Sweaters $1.75 (8 lbs.) MEN 8-10 Pairs of Slacks $1.75 (8 lbs.) Any Combination of Clothing May Be Run in a Load SUITS, DRESSES, ETC. 25c' Off On One Load Wigh This Coupon HARRELSON'S NORGE VILLAGE 2221 Rosewood Drive 8 Blocks East of Roundhous ERRYSDO~ R onmain tos z Beauty ansfer from Sullins, is a B.A. major e is fromst W inston-Saiem, N. C. and ildren. Her likes include food, h1ports ear Visito Carolin If he keeps up this thing Just last Tuesday night I was studying with Gunga Di Someone knocked on the door And Shakespeare walked in! Evidently he had flown in From Stratford last night Because his Gant was wrinkled And his weejuns were a sight! I asked if he was alone And he said, "Heavens, no!" He had brought Lady MacBeth And, of course, Cleo! As time flew by Echoing news from each mouth I learned that Cleo would Stay with me in "South." Shakespeare decided that He wanted somewhere quiet So he ventured to the KA house To spend his peaceful night. The morrow would mean: Lectures and talks And shaking hands with his bt dies For T hat S pecial One! FLOWERS from the IBlossom Shop FIVE POINTS AL. 3-1683 /NTOWN * RICHLAND MALL ether Simple but festive duo. Woolen IADYBUG Jumper w5.th adjustable tunnel sash, in Scotch Blue, Brick, Scotch Green, Wheat. The pleated padre shirt, in Fortrel polyester and cotton, goes subtly and deliciously with it, in Pink, Blue, Maize, White, Bamboo. Jumper, 5 to 15. Shirt, 7 to 15. Jumper, 29.98 Shirt, 7.98 Restri Evide: BY DONNA GRANT Society Editor As to every problem, there is a solution, and the problem recently brought up in last week's Game cock concerning over-generous re strictions, is no different. At the present, many Coeds are unaware of the recently established judicial council which was founded with the sole purpose in mind of reviewing cases brought before it concerning unfair, or hasty re strictions imposed. This council is composed of the vice presidents and presidents of all of the girls' dorms, in other words of students. Any case brought before this coun cil will receive a fair and mature reviewing by the girls on it. The dorm mothers are in no way in volved nor can they have the final Campas. r Life On the Russell House walks. Then Shakespeare decided it was n: time To address the whole school Boy, was he shy! He felt like a fool. After the stutters, the trembl,s, and such, He jumped in his X-KE And stepped on the clutch Surely, but slowly With Cleo at his side He said farewell to Dr. Jones Who was glowing with pride. What an honour that William Shakespeare Known to us as "Willie" Had personally visited South Carolina's University! Seen. Heard. Spsoen d- ON CAMPUS At 12:15 a South Dorm coed stumbled into her neighbor's room. "Can I shave my legs in your room?" she asked. "My room mate's asleep and I don't want to wake her. . . . It's an electric shaver." Concerning looking back over family trees, a USC professor commented, "Have you ever known a South Carolinian who wasn't descended from Civil War offi cers?" Yes -- one, but she stopped tracing the tree when she dis covered that her grandfather was hanged for desertion. A U WHIZ DO-IT-Yi 25 Whiz Wash is the simplest your car cdean at a very sma work because Whiz Wash taki Just drive in one of our f in the slot. Whiz Wash has water under high pressure tc with no spatter. No need of drying - WI addition, there is a vacuum ci the car and a paper towel dis glass. COMEfI IN AND TRY IT. Parkiand Shi Ca' "Jn.st Across RIos tion Pr nces Sol decision as to the conclusions ar rived at on this board. This council is new, as of this year, and the main problem seems to be that many girls are unaware that it is in existance, or its pur pose in existing. Ultimately, one must conclude t that both sides are working hard t for a truce and an understanding to be reached on the matter of restriction and of several rules now c in existence in the dorm system I seemingly unnecessary. However, due to a tremendous lack of com munication b e t w e e n the dorm mothers and the girls, part of t which cannot be avoided because of the size of the University, much I yet remains to be done. Sweetheart During Man Miss Margaret Webb, a junior from Clemson, S. C., has been selected as the Phi Delt Sweet-, heart for the coming school year. In this position Miss Webb will serve in a place of honor at the major social functions on the Phi Delta Theta social calendar. These will include the Christmas Ball and the Spring Formal. A member of Pi Beta Phi soror Fall GoldE Makes Mak This fall, Golden Beauty makes the shade of difference in make up planning. It distinguishes the new thinkers from middle-of-the roaders, a sort of subtle extremism. This beauty in a new vein comes in a lode of cosmetics that makes T O WASH DURSELF 5 MINUTES most convenient way to keep || costi And you do very little s the labor out of car washing. ur wash bays, drop a quarter a fine spray of filtered "soft" lift the most stubborn grime ii Wash dries streak freel In laner stand for cdeaning inside senser to wipe off chrome and OPE N 24 HOURS A DAY. ipping Center rce wmr Street Bridge" oblem Ution Years and years ago when USC 'irst began to get numbers of oeds on campus, organizations uch as house councils, house honor oards and judiciary councils were iot in existence nor were they so )e even attempted until some years ater. This accounts, in part, for he slight creakiness with which hese relatively new boards are unctioning at the present. It also llows for a great deal of the lack if communication that is evidenced. JSC simply outgrew her pants >efore they were finished being nade. Next week a brief look will be aken at other college campuses to e how their dorm systems work, iow effective they are, and what ve can gain from their example. Will Reign y Activities ity, Miss Webb, 20, is a B. A. major. She is active in campus activities and has been on the Dean's List since entering Caro lina. She is also active in the New man Club where she serves ac corresponding secretary. Miss Webb is the daughter ol Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Webb. Her father is on the faculty of Clem. son University n Beauty eup Shade your face seem washed in gold The old moderates will save therr for evenings or festive occasions; the front-runner will light up hei daytime face, too. The gold is hazed with smoke, gilding the gir: in a tawny, not glittery, glow There's a pale, sunlit powder, Holi day Gold; a lipstick, also Holiday Gold, in a deep golden bronze; anc a light, luminous eye shadow calk-< H o 1 i d a y Highlight. Several cos metics houses are coming out with gold-lit makeup. Those mentionet here are by Helena Rubenstein. Name th Yep, y< run cle names delicios field 3: help. C known with Come name test en 50 RICHL this Was the \V thaf Was ONT R BY LEROY SAE'S ON THE I SAE's at Davidson College for last weekend were: Bob Webb, Dei Buchanan, and Howard Rowland. B SAE party at the University of Ge Traveling to Florida for the garr Sumter DaVega, Shelby Merritt, Jc and "Radar" Lazenby. The group Special," made a number of unschE down, and got lost on the way b wonderful impression at the game afterwards. All think they had a g "SPE SPECIA High engine revolutions, quick corners were the order of the day a its first race. Several members of ported their fraternity car in the C gymkhana at Richland Mall Sunda. "Scoop" Singleton and Barrie And( were: Capers Brazzell, Lynne Proct Reynolds, Gary Cline, John Whai Mike Healey, Dave Jillson, Larry Ray Dent, Lee Fairman, and Grant COWBOYS AND II The Sigma Nus held their anni party at the Syrian-Lebanon Clut Music (?) was furnished by Snuff, Hands. Sigma Nu's and their dates i Barber, Virginia Ann Reeves; John Ed Menzie, Carol Frye; Dewain John "Trunky" Seastrunk, Bett L Sheryl Geer; Bill Rogers, Lady Cash) Howard, Becky Cole; Lanj Drew Rogers, Cheryl St. John; I "Parson" Shearin, Patty Grier. Also: Bobby Stokes, Ginny Gi Mary Beem; Butch Epps, Diane ( burg, Gloria Barnes; "Hoss" Whi Sitting Bull" Farrell, Sara Boyd I Beth Maddow; Bobby Gayle, Je "Clogger" Collins, Connie Hicks; L Love; Craig Wrigley, Patty Dawkin Mixson; Joel Gottlieb, Linda Boulu Also: Tryon Face, Linda Sant Molineaux; Jim Rogers, Ellen I Bryson, Martha Adams; Bill Bar "Swamp Fox" Moses, Margaret : Diane Ledbetter; and "Diamon< "Kitty" Morris. FAMOUS FLAMES E Sigma Chi's enjoying James Flames at Caplo's Pond included: bara Mann, Johnny Bowen with with Leigh Powell, "Pogo" Hartm. Richardson with Linda Efland, Bt Colaluche, Voit Hurst with Chers with Gigi Belser, Stew Montgomeri Bobby McMann with Frankie D)ur Gwen Nolan, Bill Watkins with DuL man with Scott Kendall, Bill Jordara Bobby Burns with Linda Curtis, I] Stroud. BROTHERHOOD G;AME Although nobody was able to1 that Maxey actives won over ple game. Roof and Cobb, backed up I and Johnston, made outstanding pl1 to Mac'Clary for guarding the bee platform in Barkoot's pond, P. J provided further entertainment. Th< Couri G ran u guessed it. . . . W'ye Adan in out of clever, catchy T* their for the world's most an ai is ice creams . . . Belle- meet ioun< Flavors. We'd like your home ur newest flavor (now simply as "?") is violet, SI wild cherry ripple. n, see it, taste it, and| . Valuable prizes. Con- S Is at 11 p.m. on Oct. 28. AND MALL ICKS 4OVE homecoming festivities non Farnesworth, Doug ill LaMotte attended an orgia Saturday night. ie were: Mark Mattison, bie Dixon, Bill Sanders, left on the "Midnight 'duled stops on the way ome, but they made a and at the SAE party ood time. L"9 gear changes and tight s the "SPE Special" ran Sigma Phi Epsilon sup Aumbia Sports Car Club . Among the rooters as ,rson rounded the turns >r, George Meeks, Marie ton, Barbara Langdon, Mueller, Bill Hummers, Gooding. DIANS lal Cowboys 'n' Indians Saturday, October 17. Jenkins and the Hired n attendance were: Paul Breeden. Anne Webster; Herring, Lula Murray; uRante; Billy Cordray, 'icholson; Doc (Johnny 4 Foster, Patsy Craig; )oug Senter, Ally Bell; -aham; Donnie Phillips, reco; Charles Branden te, Susan Mack; "Chief 3urnette; Mac Johnston, rry Rivenbach; Ronnie lick Schwab, Mary Anne s; Ronald Leitch, Snooky are. lers; Tom Jones, Vicky 3oatwright; "Cheyenne" ksdale, Barbara Seigler; fores; Merwyn Rogers, I Jim" Truesdale and NTERTAIN Brown and the Famous Jim Pressley with Bar Karen Goode, Dee WVest mn with Lynn Law, Skip iddy Lollis with Beverly - 'St. John, Rob Jordan with Mimi Montgomery, 1lap, Henry Bivens with ffie Allen, Sam Zimmer with Mimi Van Wagner, ickie Lester with Sherill AND PARTY eep score it is assumed dges in last Saturday's >y Morningstar, Roustan, lys but best player went r, Juke box,lost guitars, .and Neely the Snake ecoming Announcement: following girls are eligible omecoming queen: Ann Gray, Geer, and Linda Bouleware. Sfive girls on Homecoming are: Connie Wall, Donna t. S a r a Rogers, Martha is, and Joan Bennett. lay these eight girls with AFROTC escorts, will make >pearance st the USC alumni ng. The queen will be an -ed at the half time of the coming game. iop Campbell's For All chool Supplies Check Our Fount ain Specials p.m. to 11 p.m. CAMPBELL'S CORNELL PHARMACY