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tracts girls. Girls think it's a li ttle piece of plastic that attracl s
boys. Actually, it's neither.
From a boy's point of view, it's
Let us be realistic, people. Jui t
a little piece of plastic which at. because a
girl stops wearin g
glasses, she hardly blossoms in1
The deadline for copy for the Audrey Hepburn. Neither will a
society and teature pages is boy be transformed into Pai t
Newman simply by unshieldin g
news
Monday afternoon
turned in earliest will be given great big blue eyes. Oh, it help
priority. Persons interested are in some cases, but aren't we foi
urged to notify the Gamecock getting the basic values, the is
editors of any news or ideas. ternal character?
There is some laughter from tt e
Anyone interested in writing
back
row and the question is rt
society or teature articles
please attend the meeting at tracted. However, it is a fact the t
2 p.m. today or drop by the contact lenses are no longer rf
garded as luxuries for movi e
office on a Monday evening.
stars, but as necessities.
CAROL ROBINSON
Feature Staff Writer
What is a contact lense ?
.
.
.
The glasses frames makers
are
ALPHA DELTA PI
show some concern for these unfortunate v i c t i m s of circum-
them, buy
Ends;
I ledges Revealed
getting worried, and it's easy to
see why. Their life's business is
being swept away. Shouldn't we
0
stance
? Patronize
ush
Sossamon, Julie Trent, Peggy
Kilgore, Shields Osborne, Lynn
Smith, Scott Kendall, Ann Brantley, Snookie Stroman, Ann Bell,
Paula Gruenberg, Duffy Allan,
Karen Good, and Cecil Hardy.
ADIT
some
Madras frames, with tassels if
you wish. Still, glasses wearers
ask themselves, "Do contact-lensewearers have more fun?"
Contacts do have their faults.
They don't really attract the opposite sex. Sometimes they fall
out, and one must hunt for them
on hands and knees, attracting
crowds of curious helpers
some
Kit
A pha Delta Pi pledged th e folDELTA ZETA
lowi ng girls: Jane Aspray, Frannie Daniels, Diane de St4 fano,
Cha rlotte Crenshaw, Susan I oche,
Mar ty Weisner, Bitsy P1 ybon,
Shai ron Smith, Sylvia M< Nair,
Lou ise Lang, Susan Willis, Pam
pledged: Susie Folks,
Dig] Chris Henry, Nancy WyAllene Egan, and Abby Betty Hudson, Beverly Parnell,
mar
Nancy Hatfield, Ann Burton,
Hat
Donna Grant, Alice Price, Wiggie
young, handsome, or beautiful, but
Legare, Isabel Seacrest, Pixie
others not at all. Sometimes a
CHI OMEGA
Light, Cindy Dyson, Linda Sharcontact hampers driving, and one
pies, Jan Smith, LaReba Harris,
runs into another car
driven,
Lynn Byrd, Mickey Jones, Sharon
perhaps, by a sympathetic person
Lincthcum, and Becky Mabry.
-of the opposite sex. Or it can
start irritating a wearer into
KAPPA DELTA
winking desperately, and if he T he new pledges of Chi C mega
to
be
in
the
dihappens
looking
inch de: Janice Windham, Ann
rection of a friendly blondeWy, in Mood, Mary Lane ParDoes anyone know where I can trid
Floride Williams, P almer
K&
Lan e, Maxine Manning, Molly
get a pair of contact lenses ?
Firt h, Sue Smith, Frances I floodPledged by Kappa Delta were:
wor th, Moonie Ball, Gingie En- Weeza Dodkin, Harriet
Harter,
grai n, Gingie Kelley, S
Yancey Heins, Jackie Hicks, Susan
Sto< kman, Suzanne Atkinson Jane Farnsworth, B. J. Latham, MereWol dle, Nancy Mercer, Ci rolyn dith Helms, Cary Dupre, Mary
Hut chins, Becky Squires, M
Ravenel, Ce Ce Waldrop, Suzanne
Ha ley, Lynn Corbett, and JE annie Morehead, Janet LaBorde, Donna
Berry, Janet Smith, Lucy Marion,
Mid dleton.
Plum Jenkins, Liz Farmer, Ann
DELTA DELTA DELTA
Kendrick, and Joann Easterlin.
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SORORITIES WELCOME SISTI RS: The members of Pi Beta
Phi enthusiastically gret a new pled ge. Last Friday ended the girls*
formal rush period as approximatel 140 girls were pledged to the
seven sororities.
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new p1 edges
Blanche WilBistline,
Peggy
are Ann Drayton, Pedgy Friar,
Mai -garet Bell, Caroline B< 3attie,
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Blankenship, Kay Booher, Betsy r eto, Margaret Volker, Margaret
Boyle, Sandra Deacon, Mary De- I Vebb, and Nancy Cam Wilson.
L[oache, Fran Felton, Joanne
Flowers, Nancy Gottlieb, Ginny
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clude: Margaret Bernthal, Nancy ] Rehm, Meta Smith, Cheryle Ve-
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