Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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u Tb Now T By SANDY HUGGINS Staff Writer There is a certain degree of something close to "aristocracy" in society anywhere; there are the have# and the have-nots, the want and the want-not*, the gets and the get-note. And there is a great middle group of don't-care. Carolina is a society, and within that society is a relatively small but influential - "aristocracy." They are the wants who got and now have whatever it is they wanted in the first place. They are the men and women who are the members of twenty-one organi zations that go by the names, brotherhoods and sisterhoods - Carolina's fraternities and sorori ties. Carolina as a whole has a need for fraternities and sororities. Both offer excellent opportunities to become well acquainted with a group that remains fairly constant. The people who are there the first time are there the second and third times, too. And there is confidence in being able to rely upon and identify oneself with a friendly FALL OF THE I RISE OF THE S Sta 718 Saluda Ave. Liber Announcii Qual for outstai Natlo If you expect to receive a Ii this opportunity to qualify Agency. All liberal arts app (PQT) as a prerequisite to ti THE DEADLINE FOR TESi THE TEST ITSELF WILL BE: Challenging Career Prc A unique agency functior a critical need for imagina college-acquired capabilitie Your specific academic maj and meet the challenge of will take you beyond the ki You will work on progra * Cryptography . .. the m, * Analytic research e Language research * Data systems design and * AdminIstrative managemi nering administration) The PQT Sulletin at your Advancement, T raIninj NSA "promotes fromithin substantial salary increases a is academic, and NSA stim ways, including intensive it methodology. Advanced sti wholly reimbursed through Attractive Location anc Lcaeiid between Washingti Say, ocean beaches, ski rest areas. The location permits Policies relating to vacata( en$ the benefits of Feder cetiin .at Frate hat Rus crowd who care. This school is big enough to lose oneself in and lose confidence in oneself at the same time; the tiny bit of prestige at tached to "belonging" is a panacea for the isolation of aloneness. Per haps the most apparent fact about belonging is that it is just fun. Football and sunset and the Picadilly and bridge are infinitely more fun when they are shared. In fact, who would go alone to a football game? It is (supposedly) too dangerous with all these drunken orgies that are going on in the stands. And a persen would look - and probably feel - a little unusual walking in the Picadilly (or any where else, for that matter) alone. That supreme pastime of the so APO Announ For Fall RusJ Iota Mu chapter of Alpha Phi O me g a service fraternity will pledge new members Monday at 8 p.m. (EAR... WEATER id up to fashion i V-necks, cartigans in all colors. Choose from Shetlands, lambs wool, mohair blends, and alpaca. $10.95 to $27.50 lCK's AL 24838 'al Arts 4 ig the Prof ificatior iding career ap nal Sect Registration beral arts degree before Septemher 1966, for a rewarding career with the Nation. lIcants must take the Professional Quahific ISA Interviews for employment. REGISTRATION IS WEDNESDAY, OCTOF IVEN ON CAMPUS ON SATURDAY, OC gram Areas ing within the Department of Defense, tive people. You can make immediate u s without first accumulating years of "e> r is of secondary consequence as long as ~xtremeIy complex research problems that own and accepted boundaries of knowle ns of national importance, in such areas king of codes and ciphers programming *nt (finance and accounting, personnel, trai Placement Office outlines these areas furtl and E ducational Opportunities nd emphasizes orderly career development s you assume greater responsibility. The en ulates professional and intellectual growtl rmal and on-the-job training in new disci ady at any of seven area universities is NSA Fellowships and other assistance pro Other Advantages >n anINaimore, NSA is also near the C rts and other popular summer and winter your choice of city, suburban or country ns, insurance and retirement are fair and I il employment without the necessty of (: rnities hIs Fi 3histicated set, bridge, is a sheer reat of genius (and a boring feat) Arhen one person is playing. The ;unset - it is beautiful when )lone, but its beauty is doubled .vhen it is shared in halves. Picnics at the rapids and The %ound of Music and walking around the Horseshoe and pillow rights and parties -and pizzas and ig, red apples are nearly un Lhinkable unless they are shared. Pizzas and apples are possible ex lusions. If a boy got hungry enough, he might tackle a hubcap size pizza. But a pizza is just a pizza until there is somebody on the other side of it; then it turns into fun. The same thing goes for apples, spaghetti, or 33 flavors of ice cream. es Schedule i Activities APO rush began Monday cnd Tuesday with signing-up in the lobby of Russell House. The first smoker was held Tues day night, and the second, at tended by invitation only, was held Thursday night. The third smoker will he in the form of a party and will be (by invitation only) tomor row night at 8 p.m. Pledging ceremonies will be held on Friday, Oct. 16, after the regu lar luncheon meeting. APO is a national service fra ternity dedicated to the principle of developing leadership through service. Representing a wide cross section of student interests, APO endeavors to render meaningful service to the campus, to the com munity, and to the nation. Iota Mu Chapter's membership is comprised of those Carolina men whose interests in service have qualified them for a period of pledgeship, preparing them for eventual initiation into active membership in the fraternity. Woven into this program of service is a strong web of brother hood, fostered by a program of social events, both formal and in formal. Majors essiona i Test pointments to irityAgi Deadline: Wednesd don't miss tI Security :ation Test WhIere to g< ER 13... tOBE[R 23. First, pick up a PQT ment Office, the contains a brief re NSA has must be receivedi ,e of your October 13. You v perienre." ticket admitting y, you relish Otober 23. frequently Taking and pas 'ige. Qualification Testi sobligates you to a you--even if you al your career interes opportunities now. lowed by on-can hong, engi- NSA rep)resentative Please note: You her, subject to a charac awarding vi ronmnent i in many phines and partially or hesapeake NATIONAL SECUlF recreation Suite 10, 4435 Wisconsin vying. Washington, D.C. 20016 berai -you val Service An equal opportunity emp Can Be a nished Perhaps some of these things are a little "unsophisticated" and atypical of any kind of tristoc racy. Then they are probably much more fun than the blase blah-blah of snobbism. Anything genuine, sincere, spontaneous, and friendly (even leap frog) is in finitely better than an y t h i n g C arti f ici al, false, forced, and C pseudo-suave (especially some of the "enlightening" conversations 1 that went on during rush). t Leap frog is probably an ex treme case, and a rare one, in the first instance; and not all of the conversations during rush were artificial question-and-answer ping pong. The point is that after rush is finished (and it is) there is a multitude of interesting, enjoy able, exciting things to do that would not have been as much fun before. That tinge of disappointment that came to some is a very tran sient, temporary condition. There is no avenue of enjoyment closed just because the hoped-for bid was not in that little brown envelope. Right now Carolina and Colum bia are in the beginning of a very wonderful aftermath; the air is beginning to turn crisp, the first hues of autumn leaves are show ing, the Gamecocks are on the win ning side of the record, pledges are getting their first taste of that aftermath of aristocratic aspiration, and doughnuts and coffee are beginning to taste very good again. "Times is a-changin'," and fraternities and sororities are too. The melancholy days are come -and the rich, glorious, fun ones have, too. Rejoice, dear pledge; rejoice. (You too, wearing the pin.) LI ency ay', October 13 >...What to do Bulletin at your Place sooner the better. It gistration form which n Princeton, N. J. by /ill then be mailed a ou to the Test on sing the Professional n no way commits or nything. But we urge e not fully certain of ts-to) investigate NSA The Test will be fol pus interviews with mist be a U. S. citi7en, ter and loyalty check. ITY AGENCY Ave., N.W. loyer ec essential quallflcation By LIDE RETURN OF TOM JONES Did you see the crayon signs taped all ver the President's home last week? "Wel ome home, Mother and )addy !" Lady Beemis, the Joneses' basset hound, 3 probably happy too. Last week she was melling so bad that a graduate student ook her in the men's dorm and gave her a ilac bath. JABBERWO('KY In the community campus phone tie-up ast Wednesday night, Lilla Hoefer reported .7 people on their network countdown. Be ;ides singing, alarm clocks, and barnyard -enditions, one coed got two dates for the rame. "All right, everybody quiet! I want to tell t joke. Now what's yellow and sits in :rees? ... "Ya'll talk so vulgar, vulgar, vulgar." "Well. if you were a nice girl, you wouldn't >e listening anyway." "This is Tom Jones. I would like for all )f you to hang up and clear the lines." "This is Sargent Shriver of the Univer ;ity Police." "Calling all girls. Calling all girls. Hang ip and dial 3737." "All right, ya'll. Quiet, Quiet. QUIET! loes anybody want to (late me?" PIGSKIN BAR ASSOCIATION The game to end games could quite possi )ly take place on the activity field at 2 p.m. :oday when the law freshmen prosecute the ipperclassmen. The verdict will be four <egs of beer for the winners paid for by :he losers. Carolina Fra Chapters' Fa By JAY JONES players; and HILL FARROV RUTHANN OBERLY who helped Gent Staff Writers Tokyo and was Besides new pledges, Carolina death by the . Iraternities can boast an honor the Congressionz -oll of famous alumni from their 0. FRANK TI -hapters here. Carolina Secreti Famous brothers of Xi Chapter of the founders >f Pi Kappa Alpha are the follow- I The Pi Kappa ng: members brothe 'TROM THURMOND. Republican politics. The fai senator from South Carolina; late Senator 0LI ALEX HAWKINS and BILLY former G;overno: 3AMBRELL, professional football TIMMIIE RMA N. A. A. 3farrelt 3rmi e diamonds, watches & jewe * expert watch repair * quality service 2024 Dlevine Street in Five IPoir AL 2-3161 feel sti< NEITHER DOES OLD SPICE STIC Dries as it applhes,.. in seconds And you fast . .comfortable .depen protection. Laosting protection you Old Spice Stick Deo:iorant for Me E-3 1- L L "T' (7) N tnd LEROY Starring for the frosh will be Art Greg ory, the All-American tackle from Duke; Punky Holler, the Gamecock linebacker who played for the Packers and Rams; and Leighton Grantham, P. C.'s star quarter back. Not to be outdone, the senile old men boast Ken Lester and Jim Moss (what can we say?) ; Clemson nebulae Harry Pavilack, Walter Cox, and Choppy Patterson; and Georgia's center, Walter Bedingfield. Cheerleaders' plans include an elaborate card section saying, "Go, freshman law stu dents, and beat hell out of the upperclass men." STORIES WE WISH WE KNEW MORE ABOUT "Dwight Patterson Falls in Arcadia Lake at Midnight." "Signa Nu Active Disguised as Rushee." "Prants Returned to Lloyd Hendricks." "Warren Simington Visits Infirmary and Egypt." ODDS and INS Since the two Jack Gregory's living at 1715 Green St. resent being called No. 1 and No. 2. be it hereby known that Jefferson Jack (No. 1, JJG. Big Jack) be called 645366, and that Lancaster Jack (No. 2, LJG, Little Jack) is now 635678. Thank you, IBM. How can you tell a happy motorcyclist? The one with bugs in his teeth. A wife-the most expensive roommate in the world. ternities Cite mous Alumni C. CLAYMON GRIMES, and State a pledge of Xi Auditor J. M. SMITI. ral Doolittle homb Caohnas Phi Delta Theta is later tortured to apanese; received proud of the following alumni: l Medal of Honor; DAVID FRANKLIN HOUSTON, IORNTON. South President of the University of try of State; one Texas, President of Washington of Xi chapter. University, Secretary of the U. S. Phi fraternity re- Department of Agriculture and rs wkho went into Treasurer of the U. S. nouis men are the N.T n I. O STO, CHARLES A. MOORE, Dean of -(W GEREEI L'niversity of South Carolina and JR., State Senator twice actmng P'resident; _________WILLIAM W. IBALL, D)ean of Jlournalismi at U. S. C. and later beam edlitor of the Charleston Kappa Sigma rates the follow ry ing as sonme of their top alumni: EUG;ENE E. STONE, President of Stone Manufacturing Co., Green ville, S. C.; Dr. G;ORDON W. BLACKWELL, Ia President of Furman University; ROBIERT McNAIR, Governor; ________A LBERT W ATSON, Congressman. oky? K DEODORANT _ stays dry' Gives dable deodorant :an trust Try it. n 1 00 nlus tax