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PICTURED ABOVE is Sally Unet, recently announced Sweet. heart of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity for the coming year. S a I I y, a Junior from Charleston, is pin:ed to Phi Ep brother Bob Kurz. Phi Delta T Library As The brothers of Phi Delta Theta fraternity announced this week the completion of the Philip L. Smoak Memorial Library at the Phi Delt house. Smoak, who was killed in an Publicity chairmen of fraterni ties and sororities are asked to submit news of parties, projects, etc., to The Gamecock on Monday of each week - before 8 p.n. ALASAMA Anniston: Couch's Jeweky Co. Auburn: War Jmwers Birmingham: Bromberg's Birmingham: Brombwg's (MI. &Ot Florence: Rogers Fine Jky Dept. Gadsden: C. F. Hoffman A Sons. Inc. Huntsville: Bromberg's Mobile: Claude Moore, Jeweler Montgomery: Bromberf's Opelika: La Mont Jewelers Talladega: Griffin's Jewelry Talladega: Raf's Jewelers Tuscaloosa: Fincher & Ozment. 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Savannah: Desboulons-I Stores Savannah: Levy Jewelers-I Stores Valdosts: Givardln Jewelers Waycross: James E. Hart JIrs. INDIANA New Albany: Ray's Jewelry KENTUCKY Bowling Green: Howard Jewelers Covington: Motch Jewelers Hopkinsville: Joy's Jewelers Lexington: Yktor Boer Co. Louisville: Lemon ? Son Jewelers Richmond : McCord Jewelry L.OUISI ANA Ale xandrIa: $chn ack's Bogalusa: Gayles Jewelers Covington: Tim Wilson Jewelers Do Quine y: E. W. Rodgers Jewelry Co H ouma: Wel's Jewer Store Lafayette: Pul's JeerySore Metairie: Aucoln-Hart JwlyCo. New Iberia: Pflster Jewelry C., Inc. New Orleans: Antin's Jewelers-I $Soi Opelousas: Mornhireg it Castille Ruston: Grigshy's Jewelers Shreveport: McCary's Shreve City JIki $hreveport: McCary Jewelers-Downto MARtY.AND Chevy Chase: A. HarrIs and Companj W heaton : Winthrop Jewelers MISSISSIPPI Siloui: Elliott Jewelry Co. Corinth: Wets Jewelry Store Grenada: Stoher Jewelry Hattiesburg: Perrls Jewelers Hattiesburg: Roilings Jewelry Compan Jackson: Strauss-Stallngs.lewelers McComb: N&aner Jewelers Meridsn: Rose Jewelery Oxford: Crouch Jewelers Pascegouta: Fae Jewelers Vicksburg: Sk'auss4tatng Co. West Point: Rowe# Jewelers NORTH CAFOLUNA Albemarte: $tar nes Jewelry $Soe A sheville: Lee's Jewelets A shevIlle: Gordn'a Jewelera Canton: Gordon's Jewelers Chapel Hill: Wentworth it Sloan Charlotte: FleWs Jewelers, Iac. SO LD n BY T iger Carolina Greeks e n j o y e d a swingin' weekend - practicing for the weekend ahead - USC's big gest weekend of the year. CIu PSI Chi Psi actives, pledges and dates "thumpered" aU Saturday night at a beer bust on Lake Murray at the home of S. C. McMeekin. KAPPA SIGMA A Kappa Sigma party this week end is planned with a drop-in for alumni at the home of Don Parris. Pil DELTA THETA Following ihe baligame Saturday, heta Builds Vlemorial automobile accident last Spring, serve(d as president of the chapter for the Spring semester 1965. The library will serve as a working memorial to him and the example he set. '1 he library is decorated with maple bookshelves and furnishings with accoustical ceiling and wall to-wall carpet. The room is in tended to be an educational con venience for the members of Phi Delta Theta. Inc. D I A M 0 N I VICTI P IN E J EWEBL ER I Phi Delta Theta will host a parent alumni drop-in. Ie evening festivi. ties will begin at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus with the musi cal stylingg of the Fabulous Aborig Cartoonis Much Art Although he turned down an art scholarship for a Navy ROTC scholarship, B. B. Sams is making quite a name for himself in Co lumbia. Often known for his paintings of little boys in abstract settings, Sams does not want to get "typed." "What do you mean 'little boy pictures'!" he says. "I'm trying to get away from those things." "Power Tool," B. B.'s weekly cartoon in The Gamecock, is quite a bit away from the "little boys." The cartoon has become a campus favorite, with dormitory windows sporting "We Support 'POWER TOOL'" signs. "I turiied in some sketches of ancient Rome when I was in high school," B. B. recou n ted, "and s o m e h o w won a scholarship to Georgia Tech. I've never had art lessons." USC coaches Marvin Base and Frank McGuire and Student Union; Director Ed Hendrickson w e r e among those who bought pictures D Gre He Higi Kings Mou L Ra Rocky Sal4obt Cincinns Bartle Okla Oklahor Charli Col OranI S 3 RIN G S Nas Galve, Gi Ho Lubboc San Antoe C Ly Marii 3RIA Wa Washingl< Downke Wa Morgeu B THR HOUf s sT end S nee all the way from Las Vegas. Pledges of Phi Delta Theta held i drop-in Thursday, Nov. 11, with ntertainment provided by the )aryl Pettus Trio. t Shows Talent it B. B.'s exhibition last spring. Brigette Bardot made the initials B. B." a household word, but !hances are that South Carolinians nay smile in recognition of those Iwo B's in children's books and he cartoon pages of 198-5. Music Group Wins Award For Service Delta Mu Chapter of Delta Omi ron, international music frater iity, has been awarded the 1964-65 11ational Music Service Award. The award was presented for )utst,anding service to the con, nunity through music. During the iear Delta Omicron members pre ,ent musical programs to the pa :ients at the Veterans Hospital ind the State (mental) Hospital. NORTH CAROLINA rham: Jones 4 Frasler-1 Stores Fayetteville: Hatcher's Jewelers Gastonia: Morris Jewelers Goldsboro: Garris Jewelers onsboro: Schiffman Jewelry Co. idersonville: Gordon's Jewelers Point: PerAinson's Jewelry Co. tain: Dellinger's JewelShop. Inc. imberton: A. J. Holmes, Jeweler Morganton: Gregory Jewelers Raleigh: Johnson's Jewelers leigh: Joly's Jewelers-F Stores sideville: Mace's Jewelry-Glfis Mount: Gehman's Jewelry Store ry: Bishop C. Leonard, Jewelers Sanford: Wagoner a Jewelers outhern Pines: Perhinson's Inc. Wilson: Churchwell's Inc. Winston-Salem: McPhals Inc. OHIO i: Herschede Jewelers-4 Stores OKLAHOMA aville: Josef Derryberry Jewclers Idabel: Anderson's Jeweky Enid: Morgan's Diamond Shop Miami: Williams Jewelry loma City: B. C. ClarA, Jewelers Ia City: B. C. ClarA. Mayfair Inc. Shawnee: Sperry's Jewelers SOUTH CAROLINA knderson: Cochran Jeweky Co. Charleston: Hamilton Jewelers iton: Charles Kerrison, Jewelers umbia: Gudmundson and BuycA Creen. '~hran Jewelry Co. loburg: Cleo's Jeweky and Gifts immervillie: Dorchester Jewelers TENNESSEE Chattanooga: Fischer-Evans Clarksvilie: Joy's Jewciersa Dverasbur g: Lewis Jcwateris Johnson City: BecAners Jewelry Kno aville: X(imball's Lawrenceburg: Downey B Jones Lebanon: McGee-Jennings Lewisburg: Downey B Jones Memphis: Graves-Steuwer Iurfreesboro: Ault man Jewelers Murfreesboro: Bail Jewelers Nashville: Geoige T. &odnas Hills Village A Madison Square iville: Phil Brodnas-6th Avenue Oak Ridge: Ximball's Pulaski: Rost Jewelers Shelbyville: Henning Jewelers South Plttsburg: Hall Jewelers Sprenglield: Downey B Joncs Tullahoma: Hcnning Jewelers TEXA S Amarillo: Wagner's Jewelers Downtown and Suburban Austin: Joe Xoen B Son Bryan: Cadwell. Jewelers Commerce: BilnikA Jewelers orpus Christi: Roberts Jewelers Corpus Christi: Taylor Brot hers Dallas: Owens Bros. 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Pulaski: Crown Jewelers Richmond : Schwar,schlld Bros. snoke : George T . Hitch, Jeweler South Boston: A. it. Viae Bg,o. nton: H. L. Lang B Co.. Jewelers Butf olk: 8rewer Jewelry Co. Inc. rnesboro: Hodges Jewelry Store Wythevilte: Crown Jewelers WASHNNTON. D.C. Washington: Fr's Jewelers n., D.C.: A. Harris and Company an. George@own, B Chevy Chase mihrton: Ches. SeAu'arta B Son WEST VIReINIA harteeton: Galerh, Jewelry Co. Huntingon: Rogersa BCompany itowni: BecfA. Yagle, Jewelers Wheeling: Plss Jewelers a M E f t CA 0 wings Pil EPSIL)N I Phi Epsilon Pi had its annual Homecoming party at the Woman's Club with music furnished by the "Epics." The "Phi Eps" will celebrate Clemson weekend with a party at the Top Room. Also this weekend the fraternity and local alumni will celebrate Founder's Day with a picnic at the R. G. Bell Camp. PI BETA Pi The Pi Beta Phi pledge class held a drop-in Tuesday, 5-7 p.m., for all fraternity and sorority pledges. SIGMA AIPHA EPSILON New initiates of Sigma Alpha Epsilon are: Scott Townsend. Bruce Beatty, Jimmy Blake, Bill Dickens, Doug Ringer, Jimmy Derielein, Doug McClain, Kirk McQuiddy, and Reg Heinitsh. Best Pledge for the Spring Se mtster is Jimmy Blake. David Cuthbertson was initiated it Leadership School at the Na tional Headquarters of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. SIGMA CII Last weekend Sigma Chi's journeyed to Tuscaloosa in support of the Gamecocks. While there, they also partied with the Iota Iota 0hapter brothers at Alabama. Julius Cobb and the Swinging Sixt Bmid will play for the Sigma Chi's and dates at the Picadill% Lounge Saturday. A piinie is planned (a Tiger Meat Feast) for Sunday afternoon at Lake Murray. SIGMA Pill EPSIIAN Sigma Phi Epsilon is planning an informal party Saturday night after the game for actives and alumni of the chapter. Beginning at 8 p.m., it will be held at Car penter's Hall on Sumter Street. The "Marathons" will be featured. PINNED Marian Sawyer (ZTA) to Lon Knight (Mercer University); Bill Dean (Phi Kap) and Nancy Ennis (University of Delaware) ; Joe Til lotson (Phi Kap) to Jeannie Fill man; Michel Shahid (Kappa Sig) and Nancy Lou Long. Also, Sophie Kelly (DZ) and David P r i e s t e r; Jan Warner (Sigma Nu) and Sheila Wolf; Jimmy Wingo (Sigma Chi) and Barbara Young (Erskine) ; Doug Hamer (Sigma Chi) and Dale Ed wards; Hunter Allen (Sigma Chi) and Mary King; Dicke Lester (Sigma Chi) and Mary Francis Carrigan (Greensboro College). ENGAGEDI Ronald Cha.st.ain (Sigma Chi) and Sara Rodgers (Chi Omega). JAVALIERED Alan Gregory (PiKA) and Kay Kingman (Columbia College). Student Gr Sponsors C By PAT D)ILIiNGHIAM Staff Writer SUSGA Spirit and Sportsman ship Workshop is the name of the Southern Universities Student Goy ernment Association's newly estab lished workshop for cheerleaders. To he held for the first time on Aug. 7-12 on the University of Ma rks New Shipment CROSBY SQUARE PALOMINO LOAFERS Also TASSEL LOAFERS in black & brown 1321 MaIn Street (Next to the RILLs) _ 0 We were mighty glad to hear that the cheerleaders made it to Alabama, and thcy were just as glad to see Bob Dowdes well return as the Gamecock mascot. Stonev Denny said that the crowd at the game was crazy over Bob and gave him several ovations. Noted for his head-over-heels flips in motion, Bob had said that he'd like to watch the game from the stands his senior year. We'd like to congratulate this unsung hero and ask every one to en-courage him to perform at the BIG game tomorrow. Whil. we're on the subject of cheerleaders, ask Bill Rog ers, Ally Bell, and Patti Knight about T.W.B.C. The group left right after the game and drove all night. They got in Columbia at dawn Sunday morning. LAW REVIEW Bob Dibble, Bill Regan, and John McKay did a splendid job in the Moot Court competition in Richmond. Unfortun ately, the two favored teams drew each other for the first round of the contest. The judge did not give a critique of the match when he announced Virginia the winner. Everyone seemed to think that the U.S.C. team had won hands down and were ex tremely proud of the team. An application for a de"ree is posted on the law bulletin board. In the space reading "Hood," someone wrote, "For K.K.K. members." PAJAMA GAME You aren't going to believe this any more than the ad ministration, buL the Tri-Delts had a NICE party at the Syrian Lebanon last week that turned out to be a first rate success. No, it wasn't a beer bust. In fact, everyone was quite sober and still had a great time. How? A costume party where everyone just happened to wear pajamas. (With clothes under them, of course.) Reports say that Bubber Unger in his red and white striped PJ's was the hit of the party. Literally everyone there joined him on the tiny stage to help Julius Cobb with the music. Outstanding were Gigi Belser in a white sleeper, David Cuthbertson in an elaborate smoking jacket and silk pajamas, Peggy iistline's yellow negligee, and Betts Clark son's pink and white polka (lot gown and hat. Munford Scott and (late had matching granny gowns, and somewhere Kit found a U-Haul with a mattress. BACKIAELD IN MOTION If anyone noticed Pam Tovey limping in the Miss Garnet and Black contest last night, it was because she was injured in a sorority pledge-active fixtball game last weekend. Some bruised actives report that she should be doing a demonstration of tackles for her talent. LITTLE LOST ANGEL FINDS HOME Jenny cochran is the newest member of Angel Flight. She transferred from the flight at Clemson where her sister, Sandra, was the commander. IN VINO VERITAS Gary Gregor tells us to keep his name out of the column. It seems that the coaches call it the "Liquor List." vern men t Association heerleader Workshop Southern Mississippi campus, the sportsmanship, tumbling stunts, workshop is open to cheerleaders anid pom-ponm routines. and persons working with school l'erformances by thtose attenidinig spirit in member schools. the work.hop will Iaw evaluate.d by~ lInstructor' for the wrkshopj w ill staff( memhlwrs. include memIwrs of tihe National St udents will be housed in Elam Cherlea~der .Associatiou, directed by A rms, a lux ury dormitory across I.awrenice R. lierkimer, "Mr. Chee-. from the Southern Mississippi leader," execut ive secretar'. canmp us. Mr. William E. Kirkpatrick, di- The workshop will be concluded rector of student activities and the with a banquet on Thursdaiy night, university union at Southern M1is- A ug. 12. sissippi, will be director of the An announcement by SUSGA's workshop. p)ublicity staff stated that the ~wrk. Lectures, discussions, and demon- 4hop is in keeping with thle a%!.ocia st rations will be given on yells, tion's purpose of serving as a link cheers, school spirit, pep raIl 'es) o)flmunication b4wtweenu colleges mass demonstrations, flash card:;, and umniversities in the Southeast. Want to be treated like a man? Then Treat her like a lady with