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Dean of Men L. Eugene ( presents trophies to representathi fraternity groups winning first p division of the honeconing fk [HOMEC( Homecoming has come and gon . and our beloved campus is stil recovering from one wild, wondei ful week-end. Yes, happiness was Homecomin. '66 ... happiness was a jug of P, at Saturday's game . . . Happines was a big yellow mum . . . Happi ness was making it home Saturda: night (or Sunday morning, as th, case may be) u nd e r your owi power . . . Happiness was stil being able to see straight on Sun day. . . . It was quite a week-end. Mos people seemed to make it to thi pep rally Friday night, and severa thousand even managed the concer F r i d a y night. By the time 1( o'clock rolled around S a t u r d a i morning - parade time - ther< was a noticeable slack in the crowd Of course, there were some, likt would you believe the whole PiKA fraternity, who didn't even mak< it to float-building on Friday. EMPT1'Y SHELVES One liquor store in Columbia had to close before sundown on Satur day because t h e i r shelves werc completeiy empty. The drugstores reported a run on Excedrin anc Bufferin. Would you believe the Alka - Seltzer cocktail completely won over the frozen daquiri by Sunday afternoon? Parties, parties, parties. . . B A. MAJORS An ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERSHIP Position Is Currently Open on the Staff of "THE GAMECOCK." It is necessary that you have completed at least six hours of elementary Accounting a n d (pref erably) h a v e com pleted or have aspira tions of completing Cost Accounting. If accepted, you will find this position bene ficial in both experience (for future jobs) and in s e I f satisfaction. The Gamecock is an All American newspaper and is one of the finest college newspapers in the South. If interested, please print your full name, mailing address, and phone number on a card and send to: L. CARTER CREWE Business Manager "The Gamecock" Campus First Place Trophie, ;ooper (far right) left to right are es of sorority and lingo Ruthcrfur lace in the Greek Stephanie Ockosi at contest. From )MING CO( e Carolina's middle name! And everybody had 'em. Everyone who can remember which one they went to swears it was the best. I re fuse to comment on that one on the grounds that I might lose my life and my I.D. card, but you'd have s a h a r d t i me beatin' the ATO _ swinger at the Camden National Guard Armory or the Lambda Chi brawl at the Wade Hampton. llOMECOMING VARIETY 1 Homecoming was celebrated in a - variety of ways by a variety of people with a variety of bottles.... Carolina men and women t r i e d Cleaners & Laundry LUON A. COOKiR MAIN PLANT 1907-8 Blossom St. of Five Points Use All of Sun Open Your Charge Ac * 1 hour or 1 day a * Specialists in dry e * 24-hour co-p lauin * Hand finished ahini * 'Ihrifty laundry & @ 30 days to pay L A UN DRY MAIN Al Look to lila, for LADIES' ALPACA SWE WOOL SKIRTS ALLIGATOR BELTS For Ladies (Imnitati< Elf f' C in er K P4 so hi tr la m ch ee en th John (hse of Alpha Tau Omega, b d Jr. of Phi Delta Theta, and is of Zeta Tau Alpha. S1 N< B< KTALES T W everything from r o l l i n g in the grass to cocktails in a telephone La booth to mixing d r i n k s in the Ki men's room at Township away Ch from the watchful eyes of Colum- W bia police. Gv Surprisingly though, with such a great week-end that had been planned months in advance, a mass en exodus of Carolina women went "home" this weekend. Al And now that another week-end M< is at hand, and most of the Caro- bu liia Community has recovered from fr< acute homecoming hangover, we're - at it again! See you next week. ... BRANCH STORES: 1449 Sumter 4043 Trenholm Rd. 7000 Garner's Ferry Rd. Serving The Gamecocks In Their Own Backyard shine's Services cunt Now At SUNSHINE ervice (by requet) Leaning Ieathce & auedes S dry cleaning servicem A CLEANERS BLOSSOM EN'S DORMITORIES 0 ATERS $17.95 from $12.95 $2.95 ~n) (Genuine) $10.95 VIarks 1321 Main St. (Next se the Ritz) 'EN TO 9 P.M. FRIDAYS * Lirrek ] ALPHA DELTA PI New ADPi pledges taken in dur g informal rush are Diane Dick son, Margaret Futch, Sara Jack n, Jo Ann Jemmott, Kristina lehl, S u s a n Lee, and Mary >rter Shomo. Their pledge officers are Marty irmer, president; Bengie Brin n, vice-president; Forrest Hemp 11, secretary; Mary Lou McAwer, sasurer; Harriet Coleman, chap in; Gail Godfrey, social chair an; Kim Hornsby, projects chair an; and Cathy Dean, room airman. The actives gave their pledges a care" on Halloween. After a few rie surprises, the pledges were tertained with the revelation of eir fortunes, ghost stories, and a bble blowing contest. ALPHA TAU OMEGA The ATO's had activation on the a n d a y following homecoming. )w actives are Bo Barwick, Jim lous, David Bynum, John Chase, 1By DuRant, Phil Holden, and Sid ick. Activation took place at esley Foundation Ohapel. CIII OMEGA Chi 0 pledge class officers are u Hoyt, president; Joanne tfka, vice - president; L i n d a iatam, secretary; Suzanne Os Ldd, social chairman; and Frankie venn, music chairman. DELTA DELTA DELTA Winding up homecoming week d, the Tri-Delts entertained their >thers and alumnae at a "Mother um" drop-in on Sunday, Nov. 6. >st of the guests were from S. C., t parents and alumnae also came >m neighboring states. T f7 E1edges Tri-Delt pledges surprised the actives after their meeting on Hal loween night. They came into the sorority room with gayly decorated bags of "trick-or-treats" and pre sented them to their big sisters. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Kappa Kappa Gamma p 1 e d g e class officers are Betsy Emmons, president; Gail Griffin, vice-presi dent; N a n c y Groover, recording s e c r e t a r y; Mary Wheeler, cor responding secretary; and Barbara Hoge, treasurer. Other officers are S u z a n n e Strange, music chairman; Debbie Gough, scholarship c h a i r m a n; G 1 o r i a Allen, house and social chairman; Alyce Cook and Marilyn Gamecock Ta For 'Tiger' J The Gamecock is continuing to receive entries in the Clemis on "Tiger" joke contest. The author of the joke judged to be the wittiest by The Gamecock staff will receive $5.00. The win ning joke and other entries will be published in the Nov. 26 Game cock, along with other jokes sub mitted in the contest. Jokes for the contest may be ad dressed to Social Affairs Editor, The Gamecock, Box 1371, Campus Mail. Below are examples of jokes which inspired the contest. These jokes and those printed in the Nov. 4 Gamecock will not be judged in the contest. The Perfect Way is to say it with Flowers from The Blossom Shop Devine at Saluda In 5 Points 254-8105 Featur Park.2 thur Fee Name ( Keen, cultural chairmen; Julie Wil- N shin, p u b I i c relations chairman; ii Dolores Armstrong and Jeanene Gurley, activities chairmen; and n Kathy Larsen, marshal. C The Kappas held a coffee and n doughnut reception in the Kappa room on Nov. 5 for members and S their homecoming dates. e t PI BETA Pill Pi Beta Phi Sorority held "Pi Phi" night on Monday for actives and pledges. At this time the chap ter was visited by Mrs. Brenda ( Williams Hellams, alumni advisory ( committee member on scholarship. I INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Ron P a r k e r, Ed Tucker, Jim Cantey, and Gene Lockman will at king Entries J ke Contest How can you tell if a "Tiger" ( has real class? When the words in F his tattoo are spelled correctly. t What is "Tiger" wall - to - wall F carpeting? The Greenville News. ( What do "Tigers" know about ( physics? They are to be taken for rr irregularity. What is the most p op ula r "Tiger" hair tonic? Gulf Price. P Who wears white robes and rides a pig? Lawrence of Clemson. What happened to the White Knight when he jousted with the Cl e m s o n Tiger? The dirt was tc stronger. C A frat man whose soc Was badly in need of e Realized with a thud What he needed was Now he wears it, and What yo waiting We've just received the gallos with the naive si skin slings and pumps heels. The sling comesi pump in navy, black ours in Columbia. es )fficers md the national IFC convention iNew Orleans Nov. 30. Accompanying t h e fraternity ien will be Dean of Men L. Eugene ooper and his assistant Doug El tore. Plans for a delegation from the outheastern IFC to visit the USC unpus and exchange ideas with e Carolina IFC have also been nnounced. IAVALIERED Mary Mathis to Elliott Brown Phi Delt) ; C la u d i a Anderson Chi 0) to Bill Phillips (Citadel); enice Hardison (ZTA) to Herbie lackwell (ATO); Rosa Motes C2) to Jim Belous (ATO). PINNED Pam KirkLand to David Green APO alum); Penny Hardwick to oe Eddleman (Phi Delt); Mandy homas (KD) to C h r i s Hughes Phi Delt); Susan Wright to Steve chmutz (Chi Psi) ; Jane C u d d Tri-Delt) to Larry Owen (Chi si); Caroline Hanahan (ADPi) > Ogden Parker (Citadel) ; Molly . irth (Chi 0) to Sammy Stanton Sigma Nu) ; C o n n i e Robinson Chi 0) to Duane Loftif (Fur ian); Lujean Grice (C2) to John [addox (ATO); Jerri Jay to John lealing (ATO); Kay Holcombe ADPi) to Ken Thomas (ATO); at Johnson to Ronnie Dodson ATO). ENGAGED Sandra Hunt (Phi Beta Kappa) > Jim Parker (U. S. M a r i n e orps). ial existence Lssistance ?AP! No resistance! 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