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Sprii With spring, the season of re birth and beginning, f a s h i o n urances in with a flourish and flare. Spring comes to fashion with soft, flowing feminine lines and brings a mood of adventure with the "shaped-look" of men's wear. Individuality is the key-word in women's fashions and rejects the carbon copy styles of conformity. ON~R BY Ll THE FALL OF THE The stock market price for low on the slave trade scene Banquet, but trading on the increased steadily throughou tunic, chalice in hand, the Sig in the truest tradition. Seen peeling grapes for hE (Cleo) King, while Marie Cai hubby Mike in the arts of the elaborated on his philosophy meantime Mike Healey and it. Indulging in other old Ron and Miss Michael Epps, Car Sandy Spradley and Diane G Carol Clark, and Charlie Beel of the highlights of the eveni a thumbs down to condemed -much to the horror of Tru Capers Brazzell. Spotted in the colosseum Vince Dwan as Octavian, Jim as Brutus, Dean Capper as ( as Caesar. Jim McKee and ( Elveen and Tricia Slaughter, enjoyed the fruits of the E and Bill Brockington, two i havoc throughout the hall. Wilkinson in harmony with from atop Mount Olympus a nual event. SIGMA CE SIGMA CHI'S seen with d weekend include: Cliff (Jolly Baldwin, Weasel (On Stage) Dave White and Diane deStef, Hicks, Dickie Lester and Care Nancy Bowvman, ,Jerry Wil (Monkey) D)ukes and Nancy Karen Goode, H-enry McKellei bel and Kay Doran, D)avid Jor Lesser and Sally Riddell, Jer, Jerry Blunt and Meredith H-1 Nettles, D)ee West and D)ottil Jean D)aniels, and H-ay-sus Fisher. And back in town w< Mann. WERE YOl At Orvin Court this pas police and D)ean Cooper andl CENS Are you still here ? SAE'S SE Delta Chapter of SIGMA the following girls Tuesday Smith (Tri D)elt ), p)innJed to] lDelt) , pinned to Bachman S pinned to Bill Helms ; Bamb Parker Barnes; Anne Steele Pettus pinned to D)eman Far Delt), pinned to Shelby Marrit to L4aurens Mills. KEEP I THE SAFE 1M without harni NoDozT" keep. you mentally alert with the same safe re fresher found in coffee. Yet NoDoz is faster, handier, more reliable. Absolutely not habit forming Nert time monotny ig F New spring styles have developed the soft, feminine lines in a di versity of intcresting ways. Thus the fashion-conscious ladies of to day can show their individuality without sacrificing fashion. Starting with the theory that individuality is the essence of good taste and good fashion, new spring styles for women develop the soft, feminine, ladylike look in a di dhe WifeeL WCS -,ROY CARRIAGE HOUSE young Carolina coeds opened at the annual Sig-Ep Roman floor of the Carriage H1ouse the evening. In toga and ps relived the days of Caesar r luv David Roper, was Judy npbell, whip in hand, trained Roman Circus. Dan Turbeville of life to Jeanne Holloway: Xnn McMillan tried to apply ian customs were David Seasc e Cline and Martha Nesbitt, iresi, Truman Henderson and ie with Claire Widmark. One ng was Lynn Procter's giving gladiator Dick Quattlebaum dy Taylor and to the glee of of bloodthirsty Romans werc Jones as cupid, Lee Fairmar assius, and Bob Dowdeswell 'herv! Rickenbaker. Fred Mc and Bob Dill with Pat Jacob. !xtravaganza. Larry Mueller -vaders from Gaul, wrought The beautiful voice of Mimi Johnny Wharton was hear( 4 a fitting finale to this an. [I'S SEEN tes 'round and about over th( Jolly) Hawkins an(d Sue-Suit Sininton and Joanne Flowers mo, Ken Thornton and Connit I Rudisill, Ernie Trubiano an< son and Flo Riley, Bohbb Mercer, Johnny Howen ant andI Susan Hair, .Jim ('amp dIan and Plum .Jenkins, Avror -y Barnes and Phylis Meyers 'lms, HIunter Allen and Mars SMorgan. Johnny Fields am St rifling and .Jean (Salami] hre ,Jim Bressley and Barbara *T THERE? weekend were the campu: OR ED RtENAD)E ALPH A EPSI LON sereniadt'< iight in front of Sims: Lynr 'orter Darron; Ann Bell (Tr mith; Moonie Ball ((Chi 0) iBell (Tri Delt ), pinned ti pi nnedl to Anrdy' Pratt, But nsworth, Anne D)rayton (Tr'i t and D)ee D)ee .Joh nson pi nne< r,Doz. ELERT TABLETS AY to stay alert ful stimulants makes you feel drowsy while studying, working or driving, do as millions do . .. perk up with safe, effective NoDoz Keep Alert Tablets. Anather fina product ef Braw L aboratarIes. LShiO: versity of pretty ways. Silhoutte news centers around slim, gentle shaping that fellows and glorifies the feminine form without tightly "fitting" it. The line is slender, supple, subtly mobile. Color and fabric contribute to the gentle loveliness. All in all, the fashions of this new season represent a gathering Iogether of recent fashion trends. The skinny shape, the new-classic A-line, the lively skirt, the femi nine touch of ruffles and bows - hey've all been seen before, and 'hey're seen again for summer ;pring '65. Yet, spring fashion sums up ried and true ideas so deftly %nd delightfully that the total re ;ult in very fresh, very new-look ng indeed - iow in sophisticated implicity, new in youthful verve, new in excellence of fabric and 'ailoring, in every price range, id new in the many variations an the theme of the well-bred, ladylike look - variations calcu lated to please the personal tastes of every woman, yet related to the prevailing mllood of fashion. This mood is reflected in tops bloused and beautiful; skirts on Spring Handbags Emphasize Soft 'Ladylike Look' Soft handbags and the soft "lady like look" are ready to stroll arm in arm through this stylish spring. In the most elegant leather tex tures and prettiest colors, the new handbags are fashioned with great flair and a new-found femininity. Hag shapes are rounder, detail ing is more delicate and leathers are more distinctive than ever. Among the interesting leather tex tures this season, are grained, smooth, patent, embossed, waxy and suede, reports Leather In dustries of A merica. With fashion in a feminine mood. daytime bags -- from the pouch and box to the envelope - display a variety of charming touches. Cut-outs, with contrasting or printed underlays are used effectively. Sealloping, dainty brushed gold hardware, and self-leather trim are other style notes designed to point up the textures. Hack for another season is the soft quilted leather Chanel-look hag with its brightly shining gold chains, sometimes braided with matching leather. For the~ girl who likes to be asual, the unadorned satchel or tote( in gra in''d, waxy or smooth leather is th< pe'rfect answer. Simple - but smart enough to pass any fashion test -~ the'se bags for the tai lured taste are tim, ye't p)ropo,rtioned to hold all the essentials and more. Many versions of the retur-nedl to- favor shoulder-st rap bags fall within this casuial category. POINT I OFTHIE LANCE by Sargent Shriver 16 pages of illustrations At all bookstores. Cloth, $4.95. Paper, 1.45 as Bi the move in pleats, flares or gathers, in ruffles, bows, and flounces, handled with discretion; in use everywhere. It's a relaxed mood, as seen in deep-cut sleeves, lowered waistlines, tunics, longer jackets. Pale pastels, delicately hued florals, muted paisleys color spring prettily and perfectly. Even the deeper, holder shades seem misted New Jewel From Dain This year's collection of fashion jewelry is more colorful and glam orous than in many a season, re ports the Jewelry Industry Coun cil. The stores now have wide assortments to suit every taste and create any mood a woman may wish. High fashion jewelry ranger from dainty and delicate creationm to bright, bold and colorful de signs. The newest looking necklaces are long and swinging - dashing flashes of colored stones and crys tals that give a dazzling effect. "Give her enough rope" seems tc be the current fashion credo: ropes of golden chains or links, pearls or glistening stones go tc great lengths - some up to 120 inches. Shorter necklaces are almost in the choker length and feature brillant jewel-toned clusters to fill in today's open necklines. One of the biggest fashion jewelry trends is the popularity of pendants. Some pendants are Sheer, Lacy Textures Used For Stockings Possibly the biggest news ii wearing apparel since the fig leaf, textured stockings are step ping out for spring with eveti more importance - and mor( fashion excitement. In keeping with the mood of the season, new textures are sheerel than ever, lacier and more deli. cately patternted. Diamonds, a favorite patter during the fall and wirier season appear inl spring's t e x t 1 r e< hoisery, but the designs are fresh new and daintier. One stoc'king dlesign is in a tweedy texture, and displays a random stripe with lacy diamirond patte'rn. Other sprinrg- fresh designs fea ture lea fy ferrns, pin dots or sofi shapes reminiscent of sea shells honeycomb p a t t e r n for stil another textured stocking dlesigi has the anddend touch of genth glitter for a suhnny sping. A stirring book by the Director of the Peace Corps and the War on Poverty "This book combines the vision and hardheaded, practical touch of its author, one of the ablest new figures in public life of our genera tion. It is a book to give courage and hope to the anxious and fearful, and to confirm the faith of those who see what a great future lies before mankind. If Sargent Shriver's ringing words could be read by mil lions - as I hope It will be - it would advance the cause of peace and tell Americans more about their true selves than any book I have seen in many a year. It is a dis tinguished and thoughtful book by a shining person. ality." - DAVID E. LxrrAztrar "An extremely valuable re source and contribution in the War on Poverty around the world and in our own backyard." - PROFEssOR PA-raICIA SEXTON, New York University (ork, N. Y.10016 04 ing over with a soft veil of color. Browns from light to (lark take on a mellow tone; navy looks richer, gray very young and fresh. All the neutrals, including black, often add the crisp touch of white, in itself an important spring "color." In fabrics, a return to flatter, smoother textures reflects the gentlewoman look, sometimes in a ry Ranges ty To Bold actually pins which can he worn eparately or with their neck laces. To "pin down" the fashion image, pills that are bigger than ver - in popularity as well as ize. Jeweled pins add colorful iccents with a variety of gold -olored finishes. Fashion rings are enjoying )henomenal popularity. Adjusta >le to any size, and available in a variety of colorful, dramatic iesigns, they provide brilliant ac- I cents. Another "handy" idea is a brace let. Choices range from the thin i bangle to the wide cufflike brace let. Woven bracelets of colored crystal bring the dash of color. Other bracelets boast the soft gold look of chain an( bead jewelry. Many of the new earrings swing and sway to match the fluid no tion of IedI(lantS and rope.s. Choose fashion jewelry to help correct beauty "faults," as well as complement costumies, recomillelnds the Jewelry Industry Council. Round faces, for example, will seem more oval if earrings are slender instead Of square mr roun1d. Fingers will !ook longer and mor e tapered inl the fashion ring seler tion has an oval or diaiond shaped stone. Wide bracelets are flattering to thinl arms; a full neck appears m1niore slender if the necklace is I long single "Irand with pendant. Whatever the c h o i c e, there's an exciting array available at jew'lr'y orl- d(partiwnt stores this Jul Your own birtl Honda in Par For example, if your birth coupon below -take it to y might as well know this: yt Hondas . . . the powerful Congratulations! New Compact Jotter. First girl. for girl-size hands. Uses the big ref ill. $1.98. T-Ball Jotter. The world's firstI less steel -writes a clean, cleai words. $1.98. Parker 45 Convertible. The pen with handy reserve ink cartridj bottle. Standard model -$5.00. " oft ladylike interpretation of men's wear textures, and sometimes in airy, open weaves such as the Lrochet look. For further individuality, spring fashion offers a counter-trend to the softly feminine styles. Dubbed "tough chie," this trend is some what sportive in inspirations, with emphasis on a lean, spry, ele gantly uncluttered look. News to note for spring in cludes; shorter, fuller skirts in both suits and dresses; the cos tume look of the dress with jacket, or coat. and the equally important look of the "separate" dress, re turning to fashion prominence; tunic dresses and suits; the cape coat and th. wrap coat; slim coats, often flaring toward the hemline, in bolth single and double breasted versions; knits ever on the increase. Gloves Remai Of New Sprin Beautiful gloves lend it hand in telling the com)lplete spring fashion story. Casual 1'or dress gloves in supple kid, (eskiin, suele 4)ir pigskin add the finishing touch to ty "cos tuie look." ('urrenlt g1ov styles railge from cltssic sholrties to ell)(w length eveninig gauntlets. im lies and neat, pretty d,-tailing are in keep ing wit h t se s 'nS fem111 ill i ni look. Smart iut rinilled glovS go EUROPE Travel in a group with other U. low-cost trips by ship or plane. 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Look for the many stripings in shirts; the brighter, more colorful neckwear; the updated sport shirts in both woven and knitted fabrics and the finely detailed cuff links and tie holders. There is a new active look in both topcoats and rainwear, and trench coats are making a strong comeback. Finally, there are three new groups of spring and summer hats - feather-weight felts, flex ible straws tand colorful cloth ensuals. i Vital Part g Wardrobes hand-in-hand with styles decorated with raised stitching, scalloping, pearl buttons or two-tone themes. In addition to conventional smooth, s i e d e a n d g r a i n e d leathers, there are gloves and trim in embossed cabretta, (uplicat inig reptiles er interesting prints. Shortie, four and six-button lengths appear most often. How. eveI, with detachable eiuffs, thi look and length of new spring gloves can he changed with a single snap. FOR LESS S. college students. 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