Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cockeyed takes this unp nonexistent opportunity tc dreary monologue on the hist beloved University. This issue we concern our This imposing edifice was tory but was not fully explai During the Revolutioni storage house for the cotton kets. Since, at that time, Col the cotton was moved to Cha the source of need. When the revolutionaries Carolina Pueblo Indians mo' They inhabited many caves d still remain. When the Indians moved fallen because of an influx c used as a testing range for for us, the cannon of that til reliability, and did little dan During the Civil War, as hospital. Sherman was goin that it would do more harm standing. The building lapsed intc became a tiddley-winks parlc under the control of a Chica for its roughness. This era DeGraffe flipped a chip "lc and four onlookers were depc table in the sky. The building reverted to to dissociate itself from the University. The University, fused the gift until the leg its water. LAVA Joy Barksdale to Ashle Wahler (Washington, D. C Kap). P1: Margaret Platt (Columb (APO). ENI Marilyn Ruth Adams tc (VPI); Cam Kernodle to Jc Morgan (Chi Omega) to ] Raby (Erskine) to Buddy C FIVE STEPS TI Step one: Come into our stoi smart 4-piece Country Sports Co Step two: Slip into the solid Pc Try the plaid Post-Grad Slacks Button up the ivy reversible vest. side. Step five: Slip into the C front, natural shoulders, hooked pockets. Everything's color-coord don't forget Step Six . . . pay 1426 Main St. Open 'Til 9 recedented and continue its ory of our fair, selves with the old gymnasium. discovered rather early in his ned until quite recently. t was used successfully as a wadding used in patriot mus umbia had not been established, rleston where it would be near vacated the building, the South red in to get out of the rain. ug in the walls, many of which out (the property values had f Europeans) the building was Army cannon (unfortunately ne did not have a great deal of tage). we all know, it was used as a g to burn it down but decided to South Carolina to leave it more obscure times when it r. The game, at that time, was go syndicate and was notorious came to an end when "Slime" aded" with gunpowder and he rted to that great tiddley-winks the State which, in an effort monstrosity, donated it to the reluctant to ruin its image, re islature threatened to cut off LIERED y Brunson (SAE) and Kathy .) to Bruce MacDougall (Phi 'NED ia College) to Charles Jordan AGED George Edward Coleman III )hnny Strickland (SAE); Mary 2ichard Parker (KA); Shirley ounts. =ip JEASY FASHION e today and get a load of our nbo by h.i.s in a confortable blend. st-Grad Slacks. Teriffic. Step three: in for size. Even better. Step four: Notice how well it blends on either ountry Sport Coat with its 3-button vent, lapped seams and patch flap noted in your favorite shade. Now, $49.95 and it's all yours. B MEN'S SHOP Columbia, S. C. clock Fridays TheJ USC Grei ALPHA DELTA PI New initiates of Alpha Delta Pi are Patricia Brehmer, Columbia.; Margaret Futch, Charleston; Lud dlie King, Orangeburg. Alpha Delta Pi's gave an in formal rush party Saturday, Nov. 4. They and their guests were en tertained by the Charms at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The sorority is now working on Christmas boxes for the soldiers in Vietnam. ALPHA EPSILON PHI Alpha Epsilon Phi held a Found er's Day drop-in for alumnae and friends Sunday, Oct. 29. ALPHA IOTA MU Pledge class officers of Alpha Iota Mu are Ellen Beckman, presi (lent; Pat Tallon, vice-president; Sherry Hall, secretary; Pam Steele, chairman of Board of Par dons; Connie Chewning, chairman of Publicity Committee. The pledge class project is working with the State Hospital and Friendship House. CHI OMEGA Chi Omega initiated six new YOU WOJ TOSr YOUR NE4 1635 MAIN STREET BUT . . .YOUR PROPORTIOt Fortunately, Miss Lisbeth doe but to people who are v pearance. What's more - giraffes woi bright colors and that, afte owning a Lani. we look great you should s UNION CAMP - A leader of pulp, paper, ucts. We opera of 300% in ten CAREER DPF for TECHNICAL and NC ISEE OUR REPRESEN' WHEN HE VISITS YOUjR I End Of A Perfect I k Activil rnembers Sept. 14. They are Dale DeVore, Greenville; Lou Hoyt, Memphis, Tenn.; Mary King, Drangeburg; M e l a n i e Marrow, Greenville; Surget Shields, Mem phis, Tenn,; Carol W a 11 a c e, Charleston. Pledge class officers for the fall semester are Ellen Woodside, president; Donna Mae Nicol, vice president; Polly Harritt, secre tary; Ann Cobb, song leader. The Chi Omega pledges held their drop-in for the pledges of other sororities and fraternities Oct. 19. The Columbia alumnae of Chi Omega honored the pledge class Monday, Oct. 30, with refresh ments and a short skit. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON New Sigma Alpha Epsilon members are Hal Barnes, Rich mond, Va.; Bill Britton, Washing ton, D. C.; George Harper, Walter horo; Tommy Johnson, Columbia; Gary Lee Jordan, Greenville; Gerry Kunkle, Columbia; Larry Younginer, Florence. Sigma Alpha Epsilon held a PT HAVE lICK AK OUT... IS HAVE TO BE DIFFERENTI sn't sell fashions to giraffes try fussy about their op ldn't appreciate our use of all, is part of th, fun of >nl paper 1ee us in person n the production and sales chemicals and allied prod te 41 plants -- an increase years. ORTUNITIES 'N-TECHNICAL graduates. ATIVE ~AMPUS Nov. 15th ~MP CORPORATION 4 4 c t r 11 - t t t Staff Photo by Coates Crewe C Day t yListedI oint party Sat., Nov. 4, with iigma Chi at Gibson's Pond. 1usic was provided by Five-plus )ne. STAMP IT! 1T'S THERAGEf REGULAR MODEL 3 LINE TEXT2 The flinst INDESTRUCTIBLE METAL. POCKET RUDER STAMP. WA' z2r. Send check or money order. Be sure to include your Zip Code. No postage or handling charges. Add sales tax. FromptshipnenLatisfacttenCarntd THE MOPP CO. r. 0. Orex 13623 LieuS square stateM ATWnTA. GA., 3oa32 1I~ on main * Richland Mail from our gu CAMPUS COLLECTI pure Alpaca* 20 The season's favorite for the young! Orans Black, L.ight Blue, Mc 1st floor & Richiand M Ask, abm.ut arolina Re, Generous On Children invited to USC Hallo- Hi reen parties were met by gaily ostumed girls as they trick-or- dr reated their way through girls' Hi esidence halls Halloween. 01 Monday night parties were held S i Sims Hall, South Building, af outh Tower and Capstone House. Sims Hall was host to 18 chil- a ren from Carolina Children's lome. They trick-or-treated in to he halls, played games and were erved refreshments. The girls H ccompanied them to the Home, o oured their lodgings and met ouse mothers. gi South Building was host to H bout 25 children from Carolina th hildren's Home. They trick-or- to reated in the halls and were de iven a party by the girls, and a hown cartoons by Preston Dorm. South Tower entertained 55 or- te hans from Epwvorth Children's do lome. After trick-or-treating, the er hiliren played games in the lobby th nd were treated to a selection of ar Midnight 11 P.M. 'til Excellent Dining and Pie SERVING EVERY FRI. AND SAT. NIGHT Delicious Country Ham, Bacon, Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, Grits, Biscuits, Fried Chicken and Fresh Fruit Ambrosia. FORVM IN "JI $nflsia , SWEATERS in 100% pure imported Alpa e, Red, Navy, White, Kelly, Bi ize. Sizes S M 1. all idents Are Halloween illoween carols. Capstone House treated 45 chil en from Epworth Children's ome and the Office of Economic )portunity. They presented two its and gave them refreshments ter their trick-or-treating. Tuesday night parties were ven in Wade Hampton College 1( McClintock College. The freshman girls in McClin ck entertained 11 through 17 ar-olds from Carolina Children's ome at a party and took them a tour of the USC campus. Wade Hampton was host to 11 ris from the Carolina Children's ome. After trick-or-treating in e halls, they gathered in the bby for a party with the resi nts and guests. Each was given USC pennant before leaving. In all, the various parties were rmed complete successes as the rm leaders applauded the gen osity of the girls and credited e children with good behavior id manners. Buffet 1 A.M. asing Surroundings S 25 PER PERSON THE SENATE PLAZA Ph. 2524273 FN ca yarn . . . styled own, Wheat, Gold, Lay-Away