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Frater Who was more excited-nail biting rushees or anxiously wait ing fraternity brothers--would be impossible to determine. The day of reckoning came last Saturday for almost 300 fratern ity rushees and members of Caro lina's 14 Greek brotherhoods. Not everyone was bid; not everyone pledged. But for those who did Saturday marked a triumphant climax to almost two weeks of frenzied activity. Immediately a f t e r receiving bids, the rushees-now pledges rushed to the house of the fra ternity which they had chosen. They were greeted by a throng of enthusiastic, newly acquired broth ers with hand clasps, back slaps. and waving signs of welcome. New fraternity pledges for Fall 1965 are as follows: ALPHA TAU OMEGA Dick Ambrose, Columbia; Ed ward Howard Barwick, Winston Salem, N. C.; Luke N. Brown, I Ridgeland; David Byrum, Rock I Hill; John Clawson, Hartsville; I Graham Dynes, Hampton, Va.; ( Fran Flowers, Brooklawn, N. J; J John Ford, Clemson; Freddie J Glover, Columbia; Phil Holden, ' Spartanburg. t Also, Gene Lawrimore, George town; Dave Roberts, Asheville, N. C.; Don Smith, Spartanburg; Don Somma, Middlesex, N. J.; Ken Thomas, Charleston; Sid Tuck, Spartanburg; J a c k Williams, Orangeburg; John Williams, Harts ville; Binky Wingard, Clinton; (eorge Wulbern, Summerville. CHII PSI Lawrence Stephen Blasi, Highland Park, N. J.; Larry Dean Bradley, Waynesboro, Va.; David Brian Carr, Aiken; James R. Cauthen, Columbia; Jolu Dennis Culbertsm, Greeniville; James Dwight Dana, Darlington; Charles Marshall Duke, Greenville; Forest Luke Evans, Johnston; Ron ald Craig Gulick; Powell Sigmon Huitt, Jr., Charlotte, N. C.; James Allen Jackson, Jr., Aiken; Stewart Wise Johnson, Hampton, Va. Also, Gary Eugene Maurer, Ska deateles, N. Y.; James Benjamin, Moore, Arlington, Va.; Richard IA' .. Nystrom, Fairfax, Va.; Fred W. Ortmann 111, Sumter; William Law rence Owen, Camden; Everett Ver non Presson, Charleston; Floyd Thomas Reidenbach, Columbia; Tim othy IA'e Ruddy, Columbia; Joseph Steven Schmutz, Taylors; Brian Rndolph Shealey, Columbia; and John Watt Weigle, Aiken. Fall Election Held; O ff icers Named By BA FraternityI D)elta Sigma Pi, professional business administration fraternity, has electedl its officers for fall 1965. Officers include Jim Pope, presi (lent; JIim Cushman, senior vice president; Larry Brandt, junior vice-p)residlent; Ken S h e a I y, sec retary; Guerry Taylor, treasurer; Al Khalil, historian; Bill Cleland,t senior guide; Gary Twelkemeier, junior guide.t USC's Beta Gamma chapter had an overall g.p.r. of 2.645 in the spring semester. All members of the group re-< turnedl for this semester.i *D)uPong R.og. T.M. 'the mnostV Lu.xurlous Hopsack blazer of 55% C h-;hls its shape se 0 0 nitieS GATIHERID OUTSIDE TO E ne1w mllembers, brothers invite a bot mmcniber and old pledges conigrep KAPPA ALPHA Brian Douglas Beem, Atlanta, a.; Lowell Gelola Bomar, Rock ill; Walter Boyd Brown, Winns >oro; Charles Holden Dulose, loseboro, N. C.; Paul Stroud ;rimsby, Florence; Hugh Ervin effers, Florence; Richard Abner ones, Easley: Toney Joe Lister, paranbrg;William Jack Mair in, Arlington, Va.; Jay Calvert ilcKelvey, Goozo Creek. Also, Thomas Otto Milliken, Co ubia: Caleb Whitaker Moore, olumbia; Edward Eugene Moore, 'lorence; Richard Henry Parker, olunmbia; Joseph Millard Pearson, olumbia; Bob Wilson Powers, lennett-svi lIe J.ames Wakefield mith. Deliand, Fla.; Vivian Man ing Smith, Columbia; William \enneth Stoner. Florence; Michael -lynn TaImner, Florence; Charles leburn1 Turner. Florence. K PPA SIGMA r Hill El1ett, Helton: Mike F4o.ter, reer; Bruce Green, Montelair, N. J.; arvn He.-,s, Charlotte, N. C.; Erniae lopikins, Liake City; Jm I orton, IvIon: Daid McCracken. Sumter; 4" Nerlinli, I.anc1vaster; 11alph Naish. Ui4hopville: Mike Rea-irdens, Granite lle: Jioe Rea.rden, Graniteville; Dick Jlaxcy Bro Fall Semes Maxey rotherhood will induct ts new pledges for fall 1%9(5 to tight. Pledging will follow almost a veek of events which began with rush party at the Woman's Club ast Friday night. The affair was vttend(edl b y apprtox imately 100 )tJeopl. Music was provided by the 'ont iacs. The finiial s moker was hel d Wed yesday night. Hlids have bteen sent thrtough the nail. Hoys who rec'eive bids will ~o over to Ma xey College at a pecified t ime when they will take he brotherthood 's oath and par ici pate in a pledging ceremony. "We're hoping for a large class his year I --- abhout 15 pledges,"' peculatedl Ty (Cobb, Maxcy lBroth rhood president. A main project of the pledge lass will be designing and build ng the tiger burnedl on D)avis 6/ acron* po!lyester/45% Wool, nsationally. Style thot's rigjhl a right price..only Students Division Brookfield Industries 1290 Avenue of the Americos I ., York, 19. Mm York Annoi XTEND a very warm welcome to indig pledge to join them. Active atted out-ide each house to await Sansboury, Effiigham; Joln Semkin, Ch1a1les;on Bill Stuckey, Stuckey; J. J. Valter, Ware Slhfals: Tom ounig, Ware Shoals. LAMBDA (311 Al.PAIA Jean Neil Brannon 111, Green ville; Joel Fredric Calabrese, Pottstown, Pa.; Ilampton Glenn Camphell, Madison Heights, Va.; Paul Joseph Campbell, McLcan, Va.; Gary Esion Glover, Green ville; Phillip Karl Heise, Colum bia; Rohert W. Jenkins, Rock Hill; Gene Klettner King, Jr., Columbia; Robert Michael Mancini, Aliquippa, Pa.: Michael Ryan Miller, Green ville; Robert Clinton Rhodes, Co imbia; Joweph Thaddeus Snionk, Ir., Walterburo; J1ohn Alan Whit field. West Columbia. I1ll EPSII.ON P1 I hair Bor, Fall River, Mass.; Bill Burn.. Hampton, Va.; Iouis DIlub wicz, Attlehoro,. Mass.; Richard F141n1.. Betipage, N. Y.; larry Gold herg, Silver Spriings, Md.; Jeffrey Gobdring, Great Neck, N. Y.; Steven Gold-teinl, G4eor1-getown David Giross ma1n, Greenville; hank Jarochn, Orchard Park, N. Y.: Doinald Koplen. Danl%ille, Va. Alo, David McCatuley, Anchorage, thers Plan ter's Rush Fieldl before the pre-U SC-Clemson gaume pep rally. They will also be remlodleling and wearing Waldo, the giant gamecock seen in pa rades and on the sidelines wvith the chee rleaders. The p I e d g e program in its entirety will last until Thanks g ivmi g. Maxey BrotherhOood officers for I n'5 are as follows: Ty Cobb, plresident; Spencer Gantt, vice p)resident ; G;ary Skinner, seere tary ; I )wight Johnson, treasure r. The. m)emlbership) committee is comn posed1 (of Jose Gonzales, J1im .John-. son, and Hoh Cast. Joe Neely serves as pl))licit.y chairman. Ath let ic chia ircman is St eve A rn old. mce (Ga arriv,al of ew brothers, amid gree back-olaps. and welcoming plignef. Alaska; Slewe Mollot, Matsapequa Park, N. Y.: Miles 31os", Brooklyn, N. Y.: David owers, Greenville; Da-wid Proctor, Chevy Chase, Md.; Ira Itadin, Marion; Ken Rosen, Norfolk, Va.; It r u e lothmat, Brioklyni. N. Y.; Allan Rubin, Miami, Fla.: Hlolmes Simons 111, Anler-son Carl Smith, Arlington, Va.: Paul S4441m1n., Conlway: Joe. Wachter, Spartaniburg. Pill DlLTA TIIETA .1 a c k A nderson, Charleston; Maurice levis, Union; Ronni Brook.s. Charleston; Frank Caid well, Dallas. Tex.; Jim Finnegan, lye, N. Y.; Hen Hodges, Charles ton; h ,ris IIugheS, Sumter; Larry Jefferies, Charleston; Terry Lentz. Phillipshurg. N. J.; Hohi MAnro, Madisonl. N. J.; Steve Morrir, Co I1umbia; .1ei)l Richardson, Green Ville; Danny Ross. Bethesda, Md.; Mike Sellers. Charleston; Ernest Smith, C(olumbia; Buck Sparkman, Aiken; Hill Tray, Philadelphia, Pa.; Chuck Tudor, Newburgh, N.Y. Pill KAPPA SIGNA J01e Bell, lae.ie:Tom] Belzel, A041an11, Ga.: Bill Chlld, ClAttlnhia; Ituzz Darden Cammay ; Pete Fuge, Kenasinmgtonl, MId. Sammy1 * l%endrix, -ington liCkil 1HIer. IAxington; I. 1 tIAhi e l4hdo n harle...ion. PI KAPPA AIJ'IIA Harve Breeden, Swarthmore, Pa.; D)on ('(ll ins, G reenville ; .Jim E*:ub an ks, S partanhurg ; Charles Finwall, WVinston-Salemi, N. C.; Tom F"inwa.ll, W\inst on - Salem, N. ( . ; Vince Giblin , Falls Church, Va.; M att Godek, Alexandria, Va.; Bill Hlannea, lliemingwayv; .John H oll aday, Sufftolk, Va.;. Jim Keis Iler, Sumnter;i Leroy Kirby, HaIti more, M.; Don0 Knight, Lake C'ityv; Lawreunce L,aval, .Jonesville. Also, Keith Miller, Btrooksville, FIa.; Billy Nelson, Clinton; Mickey Ryan, Greenville: Ed Seupp, East llrunswick, N. J1.; Stacy Smith, Mar ion ,;. Jim Sollar, North Charles ton; Steve Solomon, Conway; Marks (Men's Wear) its "Contfry Cornter" for LaIdies T ra<Iitionlal .Swe,aters Skirts heathaer SEATON HALL AUSTIN 1Ilouises by ENRO C:oachi & Four Marks 1321 Main St. (Next to the Rit2) Opaen 9 PM. Fr,da.. ew mecock Staff Photo by lockholz) lIed eaci arrival with haidshakes. Terry Tannen, M o n r o e, Ga.; Robert Wells, Rock Hill; Frank Wideman, Washington, D. C. PI KAPPA Pil David Branch, Charlestoii; Pete lwards, Columbia; Van Gainey, Bi4hopville; Dick Monroe, Ocean City, N. J.; hill New-.mie, Arlington, Va.: Bob Paris, Arlington, Va.; CIuek Robinson. Virginia Beach, Va.: John Spears, Alexandria, Va. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON .Jim Harber, Aiken; Hal Barnes, Richmond, Va.; Hill Britton, Wash ington, 1). C.; Russell Burris, Greenville; Culver Choate, Cani den; Allan Freeman, Cossawhat chic; Hill Goodlette, (;reenville; William A. Goodwin, Gledwin, Pa.; Warren Irving, Columbia, Tom Kling, Arlington, Va.; Dick Lewis, St. Louis, Mo. Also, Hugh Loomis, Atlant.a, Ga.; Bud Mann, Orangeburg; Phil McClary, Columbia; Bill McDou gald, Columbia; Hen McKav, Co lumbia; Walter Monteith, Colum bia; Don Riedesel, Falls Church, Va.; Hugh Rutledge, Columbia; -John Strickland, Greenville; Bob Temple, Columbia; Dick Toohey, Greenville; Mark Walker, Aiken; Larry Punginer, Florence: Fred Zeigler, Ch'arleston. SIGMA CIII Jimy Bailey, Charleston; Ronnie Brady, Newport News, Va.; Carl Clhwr, Sullivan's Island; Gus Gnd dIordl, Savannah, Ga.; G,reg Hlaile, Pit tsburghi, P'a.: Huzz I larper, An drw:KVKly,Toavle .see "a ledges N. C.; Ilill Lanle, Spartanburg; lrent H.oyd, Alexauffria, Va. Ako, Harry Marshali, Rocky Mt., N. C.; Bruce Mar8hll, (reenw(xHI; (;ry eave", Cluirlotte, N. C.; Julian 11e-ytold-4, Anidrewm; Jack Shear, Nassan. Bahama Islaids; Phil Single ton, Amidermon; Jack TIhonas, Myrtle Beach; Mike fhonas, Ridgeland; Bill Timenterman, Greenwmood ; Stan. evy Warder', Anerstn; (eorge Womx, Alexanidria, Vi. SIGMA NI S Jim Bru, New Orleans, La.; .1 o h n Crosson, Myrtle Beach; Jimny Derrick, Columbia; John D. (;regory, Aiken; Shipp Harris, Mullins; Billy Howard, Aiken; Gedney Howe, Charleston; Mike Johnson, Columbia; Ronnie Leap hart, Columbia; David Meadow. Aiken; Milledge Morris, Beaufort; Larry Rogers, Columba; Larry Rucker, Swansea. SIGMA PI FTSIIA)N Jeff Bnown, lladdoefield, N. J.: I1h Ilelm, Philadelphia, Pa.; Vin Leit Ilolloman, Columbia; James Mc Dermott, Jr., Shalimar, Fla.; flober1t etgar II, Sumter; Richurd M. Mor ris, Fort IA'e, N. J.; Jack Roginkon, (-recnvill-: Charles Sgroi. Sumtimer. -et, N. J. Also, Jonit Smith, Union; F-A1ward Stehens, Andiersoi; Michael Taylor, North (hmrleston; llen ry Thlompson III, We-stminister; uIIISMe1 TIdM. Grenvilie; George Varga, IHighiand Park, N. J.: Johni Vandereron:e, Phluenixville, P'a.; Rohert W. With linigtont, Alexandria, Va.; W(WIe W(midwari, Cranihury, N. J. A Go Go to the Campus D SKYSCRAPER CORNED BEEF LIVERWUR KOSHER Mon.-Sat. COLE 10 a.m.-I a.m. CHI CA 729 MAIl Across From Thea IG ORDERS TO GO This Is one ( Arrow's 441 button-dowi Be choosy. Of course, yc * well want thi: Arrow Gum L made madra cotton. (Colo first washing button -down back collar b to waist tape pleat. Handy too. "Sanfori $5.95. Plents * this came frc Bold New BrE (G(iurecemk Staff Photo by Iuss) RELEASING '11 TENSIONS biiilt iipi during the 14ng daym anid nsight,- of rui4h wis perhaps one rieSi for the mad sprint toward, Fratern-1i1% How. One pledge is simis racing to. ward him destin,ly to be welcomed f J0u%li a few m11onents later by the broiherl-114"N which le ha41. jut Next Gainecock Will Feature List Of Girls Pledged Carolina somrities pledged new me'mber-s for Fall '65 on Thursday night. Oct. 7. A list of names of new pledges was not, available at press time. 1i1owever. a complete list of new memhers of Carolina sisterhoods wi)l lbe featured in next week's Gamecock. LICATESSEN SANDWICIIES: , PASTRAMI, ST, HAM, FRANKS. SLAW. Sunday ESE 5 p.m.-12 p.m. (E 4 STREET Igineering IBuildIing PHONE AL 6-9255 >f ) different i sport shirts. u might very one. An aude American s of 100% ~s bleed after .) Has a full collar and a utton. Shoulder r and neat box hanger loop, ~ed", of course.) more where in. Plenty. ed by ROWK