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CocKS' Hopes I By HEYWARD ADDY Am. Sports Edior A big reason for the Gamecock basketball team's high pre-season )-Ating in the ACC is their forward center Gary Gregor. The 6-7, 215, Gregor was last year's ACC leader in rebounds with an average of 13.3 recoveries per game. He was a second +eam all ACC selection and a first team all state member. Gregor, a 13-point per game scorer last year, has .--d his average to almost 20 points per game thus far this year. "I don't think there is any real reason for my scoring more this year," stated Gregor. "If anything, it would have to be that I am making more and better movements under the basket and I have had a great deal of luck." Gregor does not think that being the conference leader in rebound ing last year has added any addi tional pressures this year. "I just go out in every game and try to do my best and don't think about any pressures," stated Gregor. The big forward thinks that this year's squad has a very good HELP MALE VOCALISTS Ed Ames Paul Anka Louis Armstrong Eddy Arnold Harry Belafonte Tony Bennett Brooke Benton Chuck Berry Bobby Bland Pat Boone Charlie Brown James Brown Solomon Burke Jerry Butler Glen Campbell Freddie Cannon Johnny Cash Gene Chandler Ray Charles Chubby Checker Lou Christie Dee Clark Wayne Cochran Perry Como Arthur Conley Bill Cosby Don Covay Bing Crosby Clifford Curry King Curtis Vic Damon. Bobby Darin John Davidson Sammy Davis, Jr. Neal Diamond Bo Diddley Fats Domino Donovan Lee Dorsey Ronnie Dove Bob Dylan Tommy Edwards Eddie Fisher Eddie Floyd The STUDENT UNION Da, order that they may bring t* want to see and hear. The si individuals or groups in each and return either to the Russ dent Union, Box 4730, USC. MALE VOCALUSTS FEMALE 1. __ ___ ___ ___ 1. _ __ 2. -_______- 2.___ 3. _______-3.___ 4. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4. _ _ _ 5. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - 5. _ _ _ 6. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6._ _ _ 7. .__ _ _ _ _ _ 7. 8. 0 9. 9. - 1g,10 Star Fo or Pro :hance to repeat its fine 16-7 rec- I )rd last year. "We have got a < ough road to go but if we get k )etter as the season goes on we I ihould be able to match last year's I record, even though we are play ng tougher teams this year." Gregor considers the win over Clemson last week as the most pleasing of the season. "This is the rirst time since I've been in school r lere that we have beaten Clemson ip there. This includes all fresh man games." During the past year Gregor visited the Boston Celtics try-out eamp held for college players around the country. "That week in Boston was a very educational trip, one of pure basketball. I think I made a decent showing because I ended up playing with the pros during the second half of the week. "One of the biggest differences I noticed between the professional N players and the collegians is that I every one in the pros can shoot q and shoot well. The endurance of a r professional also has to be much I greater than in college and each 3 player has to be tougher physically. "While in Boston I played both E PLAP John Gary Marvin Gaye Earl Grant Buddy Greco Roy Hamilton Slim Harpo Roy Head Bobby Hebb Clarence "Frogman" Henry John Lee Hooker Lightning Hopkins David Houston Englebert Humperdink Brian Hyland J. J. Jackson Chuck Jackson Jack Jones Tom Jones B. B. King Ben E. King Robert Knight Frankie Laine Major Lance Steve Lawrence Little Richard Trini Lopez .ett MacKenzie Ciyde McPhatter Dean Martin Al Martino Johnny Mathis Roger Miller Chad Mitchell Matt Monroe Van Morrison Johnny Nash Rick Nelson Aaron Neville Wayne Newton Kenny O'Dell Roy Orbison Junior Parker Robert Parker Wilson Pickett Gene Pitney ice and Concert Committees a e student body those acts or ervey is divided into five cate of the listed categories in or alI House Information Desk or VOCALISTS VOCAL GROUPS _____________ 1. ____ __ _ _ 5. _ _ - - __ _ 6. __________ 8. _ _ rward Career orward and back court and I re eived a great deal of help from uch established players au Bill tussell, Satch Sanders, and Wayne Cmbry." I After graduation from high chool, Gregor received only two ull scholarship offers, one of which vas from Frank McGuire. "The -eason for my improvement since ny graduation is my arsociation vith Coach McGuire. I think he is ne of the finest coaches in the ountry and he has an excellent taff behind him," commented wregor. Gregor is a management major Lnd he and his wife Judy have a en-month old son named Kenneth rod. He credits his marriage as he biggest factor in the improve nent of his grades. After graduation, the big for vard plans to go into professional masketball if the opportunity pre ents itself. The opportunity will nost probably be there because ast year at the end of his junior -ear, he was drafted by the New (ork Knickerbockers of the NBA Lnd Minnesota of the ABA. IDD Elvis Presley Lloyd Price P. J. Proby Lou Rawls Jimmy Reed Johnny Rivers Jimmy Rodgers Tommy Roe Billy Joe Royal Bobby Rydell Chrispian St. Peters Freddie Scott Bunny Sigler Frank Sinatra Percy Sledge Billy Stewart Jimmy Ruffin Joe Tex Rufus Thomas Johnny Tillotson Oscar Toney, Jr. MAel Torme roussaint McCall Spyder Turner Jerry Vale Frankie Valli Bobby Vee Bobby Vinton Miuddy Waters Josh White Josh White, Jr. Andy Williams Jackie Wilson Stevie Wonder Brenton Wood 0. V. Wright Glenn Yarbrough Bill Anderson Other FEMALE VOCALISTS Nancy Ames Ann Margaret Joan Baez Pearl Bailey re taking this survey in groups that they mostI gories. Please list theI Jer of your preference,I Elbie Conard, c/o Stu-I INSTRUMENTAL I GROUPS BIG BANDS Staff Photo by Jimmy Wasnamaket Greg&b#or Scores ICES AND. LaVern Baker Sarah Vaughan Fontella Bass Dee Dee Warwick Shirley Bassey Dionne Warwick Maxine Brown Dinah Washington VickiCarrMary Wells VickiCarrKim Weston Dihann Carroll Margaret Whiting Lana Cantrell Nancy Wilson Petula Clark Other Judy Collins Skeeter Davis VOCAL GROUPS Jackie DeShannon American Breed Shirley Ellis Animals Betty Everett Anthony and the Imperials Marianne Faithfull Association Ella Fitzgerald Hank Ballard & the Midnighters Connie Francis Beach Boys Aretha Franklin Beatles Bee Gees Judy Garland Blues Project Maxie GBran Dnw ingsin Atru Cinterto Brothersonr Jude olinsoeBcknhm Jacie GorehanouAmran Sprnfeed SBirly Harris Anims Betty Eerse Aptoandtelsi Elaoy esterald anBld ere m dit Conie ranciChfos MAhai Jranklin Beates Lindyarlns ConueProjc alne Gaznt Bowsiops Easrhd Gibto Brters Fu Brelie GLee BCkstas Pegy Hense Caprkls Caroyn ester Cavd Cad Jierm Barbaa Hoewi Rayce Chaes iGrsu MJuli Jacson CoaserCus Lnadines LogeConors Lulth KitDritters Blrna Lene CrElercPus Barbara McNwi SEer vi Brthrou CarelRe Ln Diensps CJayde .oget Firobrs Luett DifeSrstp Gloria Page leteri Prut nE r cug Esthrr Phiaiso Esuiresh n Barbar Poseyr Foury rtes Ethe PRelse Four Feashmn Irene Reid Four Tops Buffy St. Marie lner and Charlie Foxx Dee Dee Sharp Gunter Kallman Chorus Dinah Shore Happenings Nina Simone Herman's Hermits Hollies Nancy Sinatra Hombres Keeley Smith Homer and Jethro Joannie Sommers Ian and Sylvia Dusty Springfield Ike and Tina Turner Jo Stafford Impressions Barbra Streisand Ink Spots Betty Swan Isley Brothers Tammi Terrell Joy & the Americans Carla Thomas Jay & the Techniques Leslie Uganams Jan and Dann All - Stan Intramurals all-star f oo t b a l1 earns for Fraternities and Inde. pendents have been announced for this year. In League I of the Fraternities, the offensive is composed of ends Ral Cothran of Kappa Sigma and Courtney West of Phi Delta Theta; guards Mike Parker of Phi Delta rheta and Mark Katz of Phi Epsi lon Pi; center Jim McKee of Pi Kappa Alpha. The backs are Bobby Heald of Pi Kappa Alpha and Marion Reed >f Phi Delta Theta at halfbacks. Steve Smith of Kappa Sigma is the :uarterback. The defense for League I is made up of Mark Katz of Phi Epsilon Pi and Greg Waters of Phi Delta rheta at the ends, Mat Cadack of Pi Kappa Alpha at the middle guard, Lawrence Laval of Pi Kappa Alpha at linebacker, Hebie Culbertson of Kappa Sigma and Steve Mollot of Phi Epsilon Pi at the cornerbacks, Charles Mack of Pi Kappa Alpha and Bob Peck of Lambda Chi Alpha at the safety positions. In League II, the offense is made up of A. B. Good and Ken Stroud both of Phi Kappa Sigma at the ends, Hal Barnes of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Caries Segori of Sigma Phi Epsilon at the guards. The center is Dick Blackburn of Phi Kappa Sigma. CONCI Jefferson Airplane Jive Five Harper's Bizarre Kingsmen King Sisters Kingston Trio Kinks Gladys Knight & the Pips Patti LaBelle & the Bluebells Left Banke Lettermen Gary Lewis & the Plaboys Lovin' Spoonful McCoys Mamas and Papas Johnny Mann Singers Martha Reeves & the Vandellas Marvelettes Mitchell Trio Moby Grape Monitors Monkees Bobby Moore & the Rhythm Aces Music Explosion New Christy Minstrels New Vaudeville Band Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Ohio Express O'Jays Orlons Ovations Parade Paul Revere & the Raiders Peaches and Herb Peter & Gordon Peter, Paul, & Mary Platters Pozo-Seco Singers James & Bobby Purify Question Mark & Mysterians Rolling Stones Ronnettes Ruby & the Romantics Mitch Ryder & Detroit Wheels Sam and Dave Sandpipers Sam the Sham & Pharoahs Seeds Seekers Serendipity Singers Shangri-Las Shirelles Shirley and Lee Showmen Simon and Garfunkel Smokey Robinson & Miracles Smothers Brothers Sopwith Camel Sonny and Cher Soul Survivors Spanky and Our Gang Diana Ross & Supremes Brenda and the Tabulations Tams Tokens Temptations Toys Tramelo.. Named The backs are Carl Ellsworth of Sigma Nu and Tommy Player of Phi Kappa Sigma at the halfbacks and Bill Hemley of Sigma Nu at quarterback. The defense for League II Is made up of Lang Foster of Sigma Nu and Greg Zane of Phi Kappa Sigma at the ends, Forbes Patterson of Sigma Nu at middleguard, Don Gordon of Phi Kappa Sigma at linebacker, Steve Dearwent of Phi Kappa Sigma, J. W. Davis of Sigma Nu and Pat Knie of Chi Psi at the cornerbacks, and D o n n i e Myers and Tommy Player both of Phi Kappa Sigma at the safety positions. The offense for the Independentg is composed of Doug Fisher (Zone 18) and Jim Ferguson (Zone 17) at the ends, Mike Sheehan (Zone 2) and Mike Worthington (Zone 4) at the guards, Ken Couch (Zone 17) at center, Weldon Bonds (Zone 14) and Dino Kenney (Zone 19) at the halfback positions, and John Marcotsis (Zone 7) at quarterback. The defense is made up of Jim Dorsey (Zone 2) and Gary Porter (Zone 17) at the ends, Gary JohxM son (Zone 18) at middleguard, Skip Vogel (Zone 18) at line backer, Bob Busbee (Zone 17) and Drew Burslem (Zone 18) at the cornerbacks, and Wayne Katoe (Zone 2) and Keith Hendricks (Zone 3) at the safety positions. ERTS! Junior Walker & All-Stars Who Maurice Williams & Zodiacs Womenfolk Yardbirds Yellow Balloon Young Rascals Other BIG BANDS Ray Coniff Warren Covington Jimmy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey Les and Larry Elgart Duke Ellington Percy Faith Pete Fountain Jackie Gleason Benny Goodman Al Hirt Harry James Stan Kenton Lester Lannin Henry Mancini Mantovani Glenn Miller Boote Randolph Billy Vaughan Lawrence Welk Si Zentner Other ______ INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass Baja Marimba Band Acker Bilk Bill Black's Combo Booker T & the MG's Dave Brubeck Quartet Charlie Byrd Trio Floyd Cramer Martin Denny Group Dukes of Dixieland Bill Dogget and Combo Duane Eddy Ferrante and Teicher Firehouse Five Plus Two Dizzie Gillespie Quintet Benny Goodman Sextet Al Hirt's New Orleans Sextet Ahmad Jamal Trio Gone Krupa Quartet Ramsey Lewis Trio Liberace Herbie Mann Sextet lhelonius Monk Quartet Peter Nero Pete Seeger Oscar Peterson Trio Andre Previn Trio Jimmy Smith Trio Cal Tjadar Quartet Ventures Village Stompers Paul Winter Sextet Roger Williams