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Cocktales By Some Somewhere between floating, Don's, the Sigma Chi's, and the entrance of Red Riding Hood and friend at the Kappa Sig party, Homecoming was celebrated. Homecoming for Bob Turner was literally going home . . . at 11 p.m. no less! Congratulations are in order to the SAE's, the Sigma Chi's, and to Joanne Flowers for successfully making it through the weekend. And Susan Gordon was SEEN at the Picadilly. Saturday for us was spent keep ing up with the Joneses (Andrew and Rita, the two pretty children at the game) . . . it wasn't too bad telling our dates! But Little Jack 6endsville You're in the know in this Ivy winner by University Seal. Your choice of rich wool and wool blend fabrics, in groovy 3-piece model with reversible vest (matching and contrasting.) A buy at only $50. If it's University Seal, you know it's for real! AI the ~ . yonose -I--\ V C t . h erytxueo ?ntuvsfrfally inecloro Compety, blue tlep wh (Othe heparty texture o2 100% wrstedinitd ide And Lero Surviv( Gregory liked Rita so much he says he could use three or four around his house. "I want one for every room!" Greeks A In itia tes, Carolina fraternities and sorori ties rounded out the Homecoming weekend with parties, initiations and announcements of pledge class officers. Chi Psi actives, pledges, alumni and parents enjoyed a drop-in at S i n stdnts Division Brookfield Industries 1290 Avenue of the Americas New York 19, New York Mixi it t radi at I The clai down sh able nov weight weave c is varied usual. TI lection o wear. gs to young living hopsacking, manner of permanently e first choice oung execu grey, olive, ,and scotch. 16.95 95 -1t9.95) 3UWLIE $1101 Io use our exclusive "IGam.cock" CI Big W For all of you good people who noticed the conspicious absence of "Power Tool" in last week's Gamecock, B. B. Sams is starting nnounce Officers the lodge following the Home coming game Saturday. Delta Delta Delta pledges elected the following officers: Caroline Bradley, president; Tracey Rich ardson, vice president ; Judy Thomas, secretary; and Brusie Simpkins, treasurer. The Tri Delts initiated six in ceremonies on Oct. 20. They are Duffy Allan, Tanne Brabham, Helen Coker, Peggy Kilgore, and Eunice Smith. Kappa Alpha pledge officers for the Fall semester are: Jay Pear son, president; Tom Milliken, vice president; and Paul Grimsley, sec retary-treasurer. Eleven KA pledges were acti vated on Oct. 27. The new actives are Eddie Bowers, Eddy Brown, Pete Chastain, Tommy Cromer, Morgan Gilreath, Cliff Kinder, Jerry Scurry, Peter Perrill, Roy Turner, Tommy Watson, and Hugh Willcox. Following Saturday's game KA's and their dates celebrated, despite the football loss, to the sounds of Julius Cobb at Heises' Pond. Phi Epsilon Pi pledges also chose their leaders for the semes ter. They are: Bob Czwartacky, president; Dave Powers, vice president; Don Koplen, treasurer; Hank Jarocha, corresponding sec retary; and Joe Wachter, histor ian. Entertainment at the Phi Ep's Homecoming party on Oct. 30 was provided by the Epics and a pledge class skit. -ure '65 S 'Z.INr re tional 'burie's sic styling of the button irt has become more desir v that it is woven in heavy herringbone and basket xfords. The choice of color ,the clarity of pattern un 1e proprietor suggests a col F them for country or town 6-50 eekend i new comic strip, entitled "super >strich." NO PUN INTENDED Ellen Scurry: "I need a pen." Dr. Seigler: "What fell?" One Halloween trick-or-treater, :alling at an off-campus apart ment, said, "Trick or treat," and of :ourse the answer - "Sure, kid, bourbon or scotch." A tweter (a sweater-for-two with two turtlenecks, two sleeves, and two matching toboggan caps) became as hard to sell as a mag nolia in Mississippi. A national advertising cam paign included ads in PLAYBOY and even pictures of the New York Jets in tweters, according to Tom McDow, a USC law freshman who worked for Huntley Mills this summer and somehow acquired a number of the white elephants. McDow's supply of tweters at 210 S. Saluda Ave. includes many c o 1 o r combinations in broad stripes. "Everything except Clem son colors," said McDow. Therefore, in addition to en couraging you to watch "Atomic Ant" and "Secret Squirrel" on the tube. we'd also like you to contrib ute suggestions for the "People We'd Like Most To See Together In A Tweter" club. Just for a start, try: the two Jack Gregory's; Fritz and Donald; Ally Bell and Doug Senter; Jim Graves and Donald Huskey; Ellen Thurmond and John Culbertson. Any ideas? Write Box 1247, campus. RINGED AND PINNED PINNED: Don James (KA) and Jackie Hicks (KD); Paul Arsen ault (PiKA, New Hampshire) and Gale Martin; John Parry (Chi Psi) and Pat Smart; and the fol lowing Phi Delts: Tom Southard to Mary Scott, Bob Belk to Donna Below (DI, Sam Ross to Conyers Norwood, John Huntley to Janey Thackston, and Sam Davis tc Alice Deross. Diane Krepps (KD) and WoodN Goodson (ATO) became engaged And Jim Graves got leashed. STORIES WE WISH WE KNEN MORE ABOUT Ed Grimsley Double Dates Same Night. Gail Watkins Sprains Ankle. Gottlieb Hypnotizes Northcutt. Sigma Chi's Hold Annual Pic nic. masc ...that's the kind of aroma ing close to. The aroma c Crisp, tangy, persuasive. C unmistakably the after sha the untamed male. Try it waiting. .that's the v with 01 "(O(XKS HWAD OFF ITF.IPS" i Zeta1, Lantmlula Ohi Alpha, anid Sigma display depicts three irmnirl turtle Halloween To Cheerf By GINNY CARROLL Society Editor Witches flew high last Sunday night, but none wats flying higher than one "on Cloud Nine" Carolina Halloween Baby. For hier Sunday birthday the coed received three birthday cakes, 21 candles, a surprise party, and a bear- made of soap. How%ever, the miost special pres ents came a day early-a crown, a scepter. and the title of Carolina Homecoming Queen 19165. The r,-gal coed described her triumphant weekend as "very frantic, but wonderful." "I had one hot dog to eat all day long. I just couldn't eat a thing! Finally we had breakfast at 12:30 the next morning." Saturday's round of events he gan with the morning parade. "ThjDie greatest part of the parade as all the children eaving from the curb and from tops of cars even the little babies would wave back," the Queen enthused. She lost her date for an hour after the parade and had to walk across Davis Field in her evening gown, but "I never did get ner vous for soe reason-even at half time." In the midst of the excitement and thrills of tile halftime cere mionies Joan felt ain overw.helming sense of gratitude. "Standing out there ol the field when they started playing 'The Sound of Music' it was so great I just hanted to scream out a big 'Thank you' to all those wonderful people." After the game ,loan and pin mate Bob Coleman. a Citadel lieu evnshe li tl e bhc oudwv d Sic .' th Q. e nhsd he lo st er (ltfo nhu acro...shsasiediheevng va th istfteectmn d thillfe ehlfiecr' Mhr onIT Mthe field hente ((Gi 4 the theme of the winning flotmecort Alpha Epsiloi, shows a gamvireock ki 4 and a six-foot tall gamecock who Brings Si ul CaroliF tenant, attended the Pi Beta Phi and Phi Kappa Sigma drop-ins. The two groups jointly sponsored her in the competition for Queen. Congratulatory telegrams ar rived from relatives and friends, and from home came a hirthday package. Her mother sent a fruit rake, candles, and a knife. Joan also received a "huge" cake from her sorority sisters and another from the girls on her hall in South Dormitory. Along w%ith the latter cake came a Sunday night surprise party. "I was so tired Sunday night I went to bed early. About 11:30 I heard people singing and woke up. All I could see was a bunch of candles. Then I realized they were singing 'Ilappy Birthday'." Joa n was still tired but recov ering slowly from her special Women's Hon Seeks Additio Alpha Lambda Delta, women's national honor society, is inviting eligible sophomores to apply for membership. All applicants must meet the following requirements: (1 ) com pletion of a minimum of 28 hours for the freshman year with a cumulative grade point ratio of 3.5; or (2) completion of 24 hourS of freshman work with a 4.0 gpr.; 43) he working towards a bache lor's degree. Transfer students with the For a Uniqu Try The CAMPUS DE 729 MAI Great Sandwiches Hamburgers Poor Boy! Chee BREAKFAS TRY Ol'R EG( Call AL 6-9255 On Main St r(eet AcroIss Froi Open 6 a.m.-1 a.m. Mon.-F '-~ Use All of Sui Open Your Charge AI * 1 hour or 1 day * Specialists in dry * 24-hour co-op lai * Hand finisheCd shi * 'Thrifty laundry J * 30 days to pay L AU N D R Acn MsAWd imuecck Staff Photo by Rockholz) ilig float. The! float, built by Delta eking a rotating turtle. The 40-foot rro%s ap ht- stomps another terp. irprises ia Beauty weekend Monday. She describes the days of her reign in happy retrospect as "the greatest thing in the world." 44 (Gamecock Staff Photo by Rockholz) IOMECOMING QUEEN 1965, Joan Bennett waves to crowd dur ing half-time activities Oct. 30 at Carolinia Stadium. She was spon soretd joint]y by Phi Kappa Sigma fratenity and Pi Beta Phi rArority. orary Group nal Members equivalent scholastic standing are ehigible. All sophomore women meeting these requirements are asked to submit their names to the office of the dean of women or to write to Mary Eison, Box 1273, by Nov. 5. A meeting of Alpha Lambda Deita members will be held on Nov. 11 at 5:30 p.m. in the Span ish Room of South Dorm. Raye ones will present a program on her Brazilian vacation. a Taste Treat All New LICATESSEN se Cake T SPECIAL S & W~AFFiLS For Carry-Outs T he En gineering Building ri. 5 p.m.-12 Sundays Serving T he Gamecocks In T heir Otwn Backyard shine's Services ccount Now At SUNSHUNE service (by request) cleaning leathers & snedes ridry ris dry cleaning services '&CLEANE RS AT BLOSSM MEN'S DORITORis