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McClinti By Jeanie Irby Watch out Gentlemen's tion. At 8 p.m. Monday residents of first floor M show displaying upcoming Emceed by Rozita 1 choreographed by Cheryl F was evident by the profess Pittman, a graduate of t Charleston, made her det r\ rnr r CUa i vvsviviciii uiv^a. kjuv, aiui!5 1 models, worked more tha success. Highlighted with such Stewert and Lionel Richie' divided into five parts wit! Columbia and Sharpes Fc Each of the five seen clothing. To display casua by girls flirting with a bo jean styles. The "Class Act" seen casual freshman styles as styles of upperclassmen fa Formal wear was showi everything was acceptable belted at the hip and waist. Formal Wear. The small Jt>reak in bet talent exhibition. Nancy ] M ? AHYo Here's your cha Red Lobster* Sund? Eat as much as clam strips, broiled body's favorite, Pop Hei *e's how it w< PitMost Major ("redit Cards Act ick Dorm hi Quarterly, you have some competiin the Russell House Ballroom, cClintock dorm put on a fashion winter fashions. Parks and Dennis Pruitt and 'ittman, the work put into the show ionalism of the models. he Millie Lewis Modeling School in >ut in the grande finale in a black with 10 other female and three male n two months to make the show a music as "Infatuation" by Rod s "All Night Long," the show was 1 clothes provided by Hit or Miss of >rmal Wear in Five Points. ies conveyed a different style of 1 styles, a park bench was occupied y. They all wore different types of e showed the difference between opposed to the more sophisticated dlllUll. i at a mock cocktail party. Nearly j for evening wear. Dresses were Tuxedos were provided by Sharpes ween scenes was reserved for the Deas, dressed as Michael Jackson JS\i uunta i nee to go overboard'atp >.j V,'1 ays through Thursa&y&j! % you want of our delieious or fried fish, and every>corn" Shrimp. rks. Place your order for Red L< ? ..I i -l: 1 < ' ast- ?>?*? u-irpnonr (in fCLory 101 nit* i ?'pt ? (! osts fashion danced to "Billie Jean," "Beat It," an Irvin White accompanied by Moniqu the audience by singing "You and I," ? performance later in the show, "Truelj Coats ranging from jean jackets to pc winter as long as they are in dark colors The final scene "Rich In Personal HpriHp what outfit hpct cnit hie nr hpr f ''Let's Hear It For The Boy," was th< Brett Owens, Oscar Prioleau and Bob clothes that suit their personalities. Owens considered himself a sporty, came out wearing a plaid shirt, red tie Prioleau, Student Government vicepre-law major defined him best and business suit. Bennet, who considers himself an o grey slacks, a black hat, complete wit blue tie. From fun hall adviser Julie Eldridge Harris, styles were diversified. Fashioi casual cords pants to semi-formals wit The following girls were also in tl Caroline Williams, Gail Barton, Y Thompson, Theresa Richardson, Brend Spearman. No matter what vour nersonalitv I n< think black and red is in this year fo cesories to suits. Maybe it has some Gamecock winning streak. t Special* v one.kmd ^seaitoGd'$$ryed w X a^clteofc'^f^v<''.,'A?mvVk)ji finit of the same seafood or switd kind. You're not limited to w or how much you can eat. So stop at Red Lobster ar )bster, led Lobster Restaurant nearest you 1SW-I Kf<l I show || H e Handcock, charmed 1 *jj ' ! .JS ind again in an encore fsOfoK f-.fi! \mm by Lionel Richie. '{?|F jnchos are in style this 1 ;f|l| * i fl||| such as blue or black. m||H| i'f*\ : MSS lity," let cach model | e background music as I : ' ; Bennett camr out in K president, felt that his SIlX ' 4m to eleeant model Missv us ranged from sporty lies Quarterly seems to There she is... r everything from ac- Sheryl Pittman displa ^ing to do with the fashj(Jn show he|d Mq, H /' '" m I BLAC I BLAC I BLAC r| JEWE | GAMECOCK 1 601 MAIN AC m vm?mmm "N? J $14.00 i I Twice 1 i2s A EXTENDE Approved u SIT! t DAILY t# Af $14 4.'Y' ."*Jnclwdcs,Exami?a^i ISfiJAWM i to a different COLUMB hat you can eat DR. ft id keep going. u m iOUl I IdlliptUIl | WITHIN WA I ^Saturday Mo ,o()sIt*i I mis of Arnci ica, m" rll! r-X, I PlHHi&A! 1 i I ! ! feu g^ntlm * ?1 i I i 111 SnSEliB : J . I j I Photo by Joe Rickef ys a fashionable ensemble at the McClintock iday evening. IY PAY MORE?" """V K SWEATERS 1 K SWEATS I ?!/ J A Ol/r-rn H >i\ uHoixt i a | LRY WAREHOUSE | HEADQUARTERS AT USC I ROSS FROM HONEYCOMBS J >.ed Extra Cash" (jSi On First Donation | A Week Donation I 4t <tt I 4? HP HP g }IA PLASMA CENTER ^ 1916 Taylor Street |:| c>ia, South Carolina 29201 j 1 Phone 254*6683 this Coupon with you" | D WEAR^MN^^S p to 30 day continuous wear 5.00 TOTAL FEE* P WEAR CONTACTS 5.00 TOT AI FFF* tj ion, care ku and follow up visits for 60 days. 1 focal, ca^r^t or spccial astigmatism lenses.) j ICt^Nti FOR USC STUDENTS IA VISION SERVICES RTHC1R Q. PEflKE Optometrist St. 2S4-6727 LKilMG DISTANCE FROM USC rning Appointments Available*