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The Spring ALPHA TAU OMEGA George Wilburn; Jeter Yates, Greenville; Joe King; Mick Hutch inson, Seneca; Gil Mackey; Steve Vasgard, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Phil Garrett, Taylors; Ben Abney, Charlotte, N. C. Co J Well, here it is, folks! Wh . this week's unprejudiced test column, unconditionally ceptance of integrated Fudgc tisan zebras (or is it C-bras Africa, Australia and elsewhe Speaking of animals, an as claims that he is living in a z( conditions, he feels that it p so much if he could tell the lat story without the gorilla dowy him. We sponges, ants, pink ele exalted cows, humans and oth living in similar situations,i friend to eleviate his frustr method available. Place yours blanket three times daily for THE GREAT PUMPKIN. If 1 and ask for sympathetic vibrs In the dormitory vain, th ment began the second semes tine Party at the American L The bacchanalia started at eil or sometime thereafter, deper liquid resources. Music was p as far as could be seen (whic huge success and everyone problems (?) The hall was so around to find his way, or da LAVIL Lee Bowers (Phi Kappa Sig Ruditzky (Phi Epsilon Pi) N. Y.), Charlotte Walker (Al man, and Rhett Tindall (Chi PIN: Bill McDougall (Sigma Alpi (Chi Omega), Bob Gunther (; alie Robelot (Columbia Colleg pha Epsilon) to Lucy Geigi Stansbury (Pi Beta Phi) to H; Shirley Cook to Cadet John L omon (Phi Epsilon Pi) to D)iar Barby Bennett (Alpha Delta I Alpha), Nancy Cosgrove (Delt (Kappa Alpha), Frank Part Cheryl Reed, A. B. Good (F Handy, and Gene Stanford (C ENGa Tommy Johnson (Sigma A (Delta Delta Delta), Ronnie Glenda Kilgore, Al Bishop (1 Berry, Mike Shaw (Phi Kapi: Ginny Howard (Delta Zeta) t< (Delta Delta Delta) to Jim I College), and Patti Crosby (1 fead. MAR John StrIckland (Sigma A noodle, Robbie Carroll to J Delta), Bud Mann (Sigma /A Manning, Larry Stroman (Phi ters, Bill Turnbull (Phi Delta Reeves (Phi Delta Theta) to and Mimi Wilkinson (Delta 5 (Lambda Chi Alpha. N. C. St TZA Virgil . . . Getting Fratern CHI PSI Timothy Castles Wilkes, Winns boro; Julius Everette Tindell Jr., Columbia; Marc Bennett Powers, Rye, N. Y.; Dave Francis Rush, Greenwood; Hardy Richard Jo sephson, Alexandria, Va.; Jerry Sles it you've all been waiting for unsegregated, scholarly, pro advocating the intensive ac -Ripple ice cream and bi-par ) from the US, Europe, Asia, re! tute resident of H Dormitory >o. Under such favorable living robably would not bother him ghing hyena next door a ghost i the hall threatening to tackle 3hants, green water buffaloes, er higher forms of life possibly eligiously urge our observant ations by the m o s t popular 31f in a yogi position on Linus' the meditation and worship of his fails, go to the zoo keeper tions. 3 Preston Area Dorm Govern ter with a bang and a Valen 3gion Hall last Saturday night. rht and continued until twelve ding on the individual and his rovided by the "Insights," and a wasn't far) the party was a wias enjoying the benefits or dark that a person had to feel Le. IERED ma) to Leslie Lawrence, Arty to Ethel Weinberg (Yonkers, pha Delta Pi) to Clark Black Psi) to Charla Grimsley. VED a Epsilon) to Patricia Phillips sigma Alpha Epsilon) to Nat 3), Warren Privin (Sigma Al er (Columbia College), Page irry Sicora (Phi Delta Theta), Weaver (Citadel), Steve Sol me Berger (Rochester, N. Y.), 'i) to Bill Finocchio (Pi Kappa a Delta Delta) to D)ickie Jones yka (Phi Kappa Sigma) to hi Kappa Sigma) to Martha hi Psi) to Linda Jolly. IGED pha Epsilon) to Libby Biggs Brooks (Phi Delta Theta to "hi Kappa Apha) to Leonelle a Sigma) to Cathy Schwartz, Jerry Hickman, Edith Holler lines (Kappa Alpha, Wofford mi Beta Phi) to Tommy Crof RlIED Ipha Epsilon) to Cam Ker ane Hammond (Delta Delta Llpha Epsilon) to Margarette Delta Theta) to Martha Wal Theta) to Pat Smart, Butch Barbra Roberts (Chi Omega), ~eta) to Thomas Cunningham Staff I The Word . .. Bro ity Rus Elliott Sellers, Panama City, Fla.; Barney Larue Harmon, Myrtle Beach; Buck Brinson Jr., Miller, Ga.; Kenneth Thomas Thurman, Ruby; Donald Harry Hult, Belle ville, N. J.; Morris Steven Rogers, Columbia. KAPPA ALPHA Banks Cochroane, Columbia; Frankie Lemond, Columbia; Chris Holmes, Columbia; Jim Gran tham, Easley; David Byrd, Lau rens; Johnny Perrill, Rock Hill; Frank Hart, Charlotte, N. C. No Curfei What Ca By JERRY CALABRESE Staff Writer "Well, Archibald, it's been fun, but my goldfish is expecting at any moment." "Well, Jerome, I've had a lovely time observing the seven phases of the atmospheric pressure re lease on Saturn, but I do have a class tomorrow." (On Sunday?) "Well, Harr'man, it's been fun watching yo ar monkey shed this evening, but I am expected at sunrise service tnnterrow." Guys, (10 these excuses sound familiar? If so, don't wait to be told! These were just part of the randlom sampling t a k e n by a Gamecock survey staff last week. The issue in question was whether the girls on campus pre ferred having no restrictions or if they liked having a "safety valve" excuse to shake a bad date. The answers were unanimously in fa vor of the unlimited hours. When confronted with the prospect of bowing out of an evening without the advantage of preset hours, the girls seemed Curfew I Capstone coed Margaret Some dorm residents are fin< their- new fre.dmin. hete by Chief Photographer Chip Galloway ther! h EndQ KAPPA SIGMA r Charlie Digh, Charlotte, N. C.; Bill Connally, Greenville; Frank Glenn, Summerville; David Ben nett, Florence; Bradford Nims, Lancaster; Cecil Duffie, Charlotte; Eddie Perry, Columbia; Ted Wer ner, Greenville; Frank Porter, Rock Hill; Al Saad, Greenville; Chip Witherspoon, Lancaster. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Tom Horne, Parris Island; Bob Morris, Virginia Beach, Va. wvAndDu i You Do to have it worked out to a science. As expected, the old standbys of early classes, com ing quizzes, etc., were high on the list of excuses. One of the best ways to avoid this unpleasant situation was brought to light by a freshman in South Tower when she replied, "I don't (late, I'm engaged!" The men of USC were a bit more emphatic about how to shake an unwanted (late. They too were almost unanimously in favor of unrestrictedl hours. The sole dis senter was Freshman Pete Uns worth when he stated that he liked the curfew because, as Pete put it, he likes to "go to bed early." Bob Esposito, Bill "Hoss" Cartwright, Marshall Kalinski and James Bedenbaugh were all in favor of being blunt. The group's answers ranged from "throw her out" to "tell her your mother worries." D)ave Rubinowitz, a sophomore, seemedl to think the questions asked were much funnier than any answer he could come up with. Gorden Hunt, another sopho F Photo by Chief Photographer Chip Galloway 'roblemns? FJethea signs out for a date. lAng new n..nI)ems cn.me witl. a r* , ew MAXCY BROTHERHOOD Jack Sanders, Conn.; Bob Price, Beaufort; Cib Settle, Inman; and William Ferguson, Newport News, Va. PHI DELTA THETA IKCia Tommy Easterlin, Charleston; Billy Tharp, Charleston; Billy Caughman, Columbia; Jim Mor gan, Dillon; Len Ashley, Chester; Dennis Kelly, Greenville; Jimmy Creech, Charleston; Guy Eargle, Miami, Fla.; and Rusty Holroyd, Mt. Pleasant. i Date - Now? more, reached back into his memory to what he thought was the best way. He turned to his buddy and in a state of recol lection said, "Remember the time I threw up on that girl ?" In general, the situation can be summed up in the aged wisdom of Senior Bill Jones when he said, "Everybody wants a girl with no restrictions, but they'd rather have one with no reservations."' Greek Leaders Chosen Fraternities and sororities th is month installed officers for the spring semester. New officers include the follow ing: Officers for ADPi are Barby Bennett, presidIent; Marty Parmner, vice preseident; Susannah War Iey, pledge trainer; Pat Brehmer, recordling secretary; Nita Legare, correspondling secretary; Karer Moon, treasurer; Caroline Hlana han, guard; Judy TBowles, chap lain; Kay Holcomb and Mary Dozier Lee, rush chairmen; Kathy Hughey, registrar. Chi Omega officers for 1968 are Sandra McCutchen, president; Tricia Phillips, vice p)residlent; Frankie Gwinn, recording secre tary; Cecilia Baker, p I e d g trainer; Claudia Anderson, rush chairman; Carol Wallace, corres pondlent; Joanne Xafka, recoin mendations chairman; Lou Hoyt personnel officer. Recently installed officers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon are HIugh Rutledge, presidlent; Scott Town sendl, vice plresident; Gary Lee Jordan, treasurer; Bill McD)ougall IFC representative; Bill Britton rush chairman; Harold Barnes secretary. Phi Delta Theta officers for the spring semester are Frank Cald. well, president; Ronnie Brooks vice president; Bob Montondo, re cording secretary; Marcus Ren froe, treasurer: S c o t t Grounsell alumni secretary; D)ave Wilson, li brarian; Boyce Smith, historian Marion Reed, c hi a p 1 a i n; Be: Hodges, warden; Rocky Sponsellcj npldgmnater. RP Greeks PHI EPSILON PI Andrew Landfelder, New Jersey.' PI KAPPA ALPHA Johan Andrew Grega, Spantan burg; Lawrence W o o d s Hinkle, Alexandria, Va.; William Wallace S u t t o n III, Fayetteville, N. C.; Stuart Franklin Smith, Catawba, Va.; Frederick William Carrington 111, Lynchburg, Va.; Gordon Her man Timmons, Charleston; Jack Phillip Thomas IH, Beaver Dam, Va. PHI KAPPA SIGMA Allen Brown, Hinesville, Ga.; Terrell Brown, Columbia; S c o t t Caldwell, Vero Beach, Fla; Candler Boyd, Hinesville, Ga.; Randi Boyd, Columbia; Fletcher Spigner, Co lumbia; Johnny Johnson, Williston; John Gilmartin, McLean, Va.; Les O'Hara, Georgetown; Tawes De Wyngaert, Elberon, N. J. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON John Calmes, Greenville; David Champney, Hampton, Va.; James C o r b e t t, Greenville, Va.; Gary Craft, Lexington, Ky.; N o r m a n Lack, Wilmington, Del.; Ben Pad gett, Rome, Ga.; D) a v i d Smith, Richmond, Va.; Mack Whittle, Co lumbia; and Tom Wooton, Colum bia. V2AQANc at FOR DETAILS GEDNEY HOWa CONTACT: 256-6n56 F. Mp Pledge SIGMA CHI Wade S. Kolb, Sumter; George H. Rogers, Jr., Charleston; Ed ward W. Riggs, Charleston; Charles M. Harris, C o I u m b i a; Gary F. Skinner, Columbia; Roy M. McCulloch, Columbia; William ). M e e t z e, Columbia; John C. Nash, Charleston; John W. Rouda, Jr., Anderson; Sam R. Haskell, Jr., Columbia; and Leonard N. Carphell, Pendleton. SIGMA NU Howarce Michael Bowers, Heath Springs; Charles Winfield Clark, Santee; Timothy James Hadden, Moorestown, Pa.; Lynn Warren Hodge, Union; Lawrence Jeffey Short, C o l u m b i a; James Olin Smith, Charleston; Robert Gasque Howe, Charleston; Thomas Elbison Suggs, Lamar; William Alfred Timmerman, Greenwood; Wallace Mikell Watson, Augusta, Ga.; Joe Owen Wingard, Brevard, N. C.; James Benjamin Williams Jr., Co lumbia; John DDuncan Williams, Denmark; Robert E. Wertz 11I, Denmark. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Russell J. Pantsari, Columbia; D)oug Hamrick, Mooresboro, N. C.; Robert R. Eakins, Columbia; Wil liam N. l)uncan, Neeses; Eric Ed mundson, F a irfiax, Va.; Philip Hughes, New Canaan, Conn. SV