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In Maid Of C
South Carolina's first entry in
the 1965 Maid of Cotton selection
is 19-year-old Patricia Arnold of
Greenville.
A blue-eyed blonde, Patricia is
the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J.
If. Arnold, Shannon Forest. She
is a sophomore at the University
of South Carolina majoring in in
terior design.
Patricia is a yearbook beauty
queen finalist and member of
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. She is
the current "Miss Columbia" and
has been active in theatrical work
and modeling. At Greenville High
School, Patricia was president of
the Thespians.
If she is chosen as one of the
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rst Entry
stton Contest
20 finalists in the Maid of Cot
ton selection, Patricia will receive
an expense-paid trip to Meniphi:
for the finals December 28-29.
The 1965 Maid of Cotton wil
make an international fashion and
good will tour on behalf of th<
American cotton industry. Sh<
will be outfitted in a high fashior
all-cotton wardrobe created by the
nation's top designers and will be
presented with a new automobile
at the conclusion of her tour.
The Maid of Cotton selection is
open to girls between 19 and 25
who are at least five feet five and
one-half inches tall. Applicants
must have been born in a cotton
producing state and have never
been married.
A pplication forms are available
from the National Cotton Coun
cil in Memphis, and deadline for
entries is midnight, November 30.
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BY MARGARET SHALEULY
Staff Writer C
Carolina students are living in
the era of subtle sophistication,
long hair and the middle initial.
No longer is It safe for a person
to be endowed with one Christian
name. The babe that is given only
the undecorative title of Susie
Jones is doomed to be an outcast
on the sinkable social waters of
life.
The recent political campaign
emphasized the current onset of
initials. L.B.J. and H.H.H. won
i the campaign against B.M.G. and
W.E.M. with the able help of Lady
B. and Mrs. H.H.H.
An uninformed and imaginative 1
reader might supply the initialed
ones with names of their own.
Looney Bird Johnson and Bad
Man Goldwater may have lost
many votes this way.
Without appropriate initials
how can one wear an initialed
London Fog raincoat? Some peo
ple, however, because of an innate c
shyness, are forced to wear plain i
unadorned raincoats and sweaters. I
A Sandra Imogene Norri3 might t
give someone the wrong idea if
she appeared one dark night wear
ing an initialed sweater.
Little Fre
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BY SUSAN HARDWICK I
Staff Writer
Little freshman, don't you cry.
You haven't as many problems as
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Little freshman, don't you worry
If your image of college is blurry!
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me is required to have a middle
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is mother's eye cringes a bit
Yhen his full name of Rudolph
chabod is called in class. Grand
lad may have been a killer in
iis time, but he should have left
he solrit and kept the name.
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!ch may have been the fifth of a
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ame initials. At least they
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iositively hates their middle name
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,ittle freshman, emerge from your
shell,
retty soo you'll be drinking
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ittle freshman-don't be sad
hink of all the fun to be had
ittle freshman, don't feel green
'retty soon you'll be a campus
queen.
ittle freshman, you're right
cute
hink of all the lines you shoot!
ittle freshman, where're you
from?
FRESHMAN, HECK . . . I'M A
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Group number two likes the idea
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lad and lasses known as Kitty B.,
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Last, but not least, the third
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