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JOHN MEYER: of Norwich (of
coursel, found in Davison's Sport
swear, street floor. Long-point
polo shirt, white stitched navy or
brown, 8-14 9.50
Red navy white kelly regatta
striped hugger skirt. 6-14 1500
I'W.E H
Coed Colley Freviews
1969 Fall Fashions
EXERCISE
YOUR
“WILE POWER
I will switch to Tampax tampons,
the internal sanitary protection
that outsells all others combined. 1
I will ride a bike. swim, play
tennis, dance... and do my daily
exercises every day of the month
if I wish.
I will no longer worry about the
discomfort and inconvenience
of sanitary napkins, pins and
belts.
I will be more relaxed and
confident in any situation
because Tampax tampons can't
show or cause odor.
I will be completely comfortable
because Tampax tampons can't
be felt when they're properly in
Why is Camaro
the pace car again?
(MfW-tal ImiiaiuiuU .100 Pact Car. ('a marts SS ('oawrtihte
with I tally Spurt n|ui|>«nrat and new Super Hroop hood.
Because it’s the Hugger.
Camaro SS has been chosen to be the Indy 500
pace car for the second time in three years. That's
because it has what it takes.
Engine choices start with a standard 300-hp
350-cu.-in. Turbo-Fire V8 and run up to a 3‘25-hp
396-cu.-in. Turbo-Jet job. There's even a new
Super Scoop hood you can order. It opens on
acceleration, pouring cooler air into the engine for
more go power.
The SS version of the Hugger grips the road with
wide-oval tires on 14 x 7-inch-wide wheels, beefed-
up suspension and |>ower disc brakes.
The transmission comes linked to a 3-speed floor
shift. If you want still more, there's a 4-s|ieed Hurst
shifter available.
Indy's tough. So's Camaro SS.
When it comes to pacesetting, it’s pretty clear
that Camaro knows its way around.
Start setting a pace of your own. At your
Chevrolet dealer's now.
Putting you first, keeps us first
Pacesetter Values at our Sports Department.
Unselfish
Encourage
Mutual Love
"Where is love?” asks
Mark Lester in the novel and
movie "Oliver." “Must I
travel far and wide to find the
someone who I can mean
something to?"
It is not uncommon to hear
a girl complain that her ideal
boy does not exist She often
becomes discouraged by the
trivial parts of a boy's person
ality and loses patience too
easily
It is easy in the situations
that arise at college to forget
about others, to expect too
much from them and to think
only of oneself How often
does a girl think that she can
not find the boy she is looking
for. and yet fails to consider
whether she is the type of girl
a boy would be looking for
as his ideal girl 1
A selfish girl seeks for her
self and considers only how
happy a boy can make her It
is easy to see why she cannot
be happy Is she giving what
she seeks 1 If not. how can she
expect to find happiness 1
If his love is not patient and
kind then maybe she needs to
be a little more patient and a
little kinder If their love is
not able to endure the strains
placed upon it. she may blame
him and he may blame her If
each would be more under
standing perhaps many prob
lems would not occur
If a girl is capable of love,
and it seems that most are.
her love will not be discour
aged by repeated ingraUtude
or even recurrent failures on
the part of the boy Patience
and kindness will help nourish
love
The Ki-d and Hlark
TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1969
By CAROL DENNIS
I really screamed when I
found I had won the contest —
an all-expense paid trip to
New York City I registered
evervtime I went into the
store that sponsored the cun
test, but never thought I
would win. Lynn Tolley said
Miss Tolley, a University
freshman, had an unusual and
exciting opportunity to view
the coming 1969 fall fashions
for college coeds She saw a
sneak preview of the youthful
dotiiis and therefore was
aHe have a first-hand look
at tf.i autumn colors and
styles which will be on the
market soon
She says a lot of the famil
iar 1968 iall styles will be re
luming with several eye
catching changes Herring
bone coats in pretty colors"
will be making the scene
Ankle length or midi length
coats are very big, Miss Tol
ley said They are already
appearing on the New York
City streets when the weather
is chilly "
"The buyers asked me if
the midi length would sell in
Georgia I told them that's
It's just too warm down there
In the North they wear a short
skirt under the coat and tall
boots,” she commented
BUYERS GUIDE
Two male buyers guided
Lynn through the showrooms
where long racks of clothes
were displayed "They were
loLs of fun and knew every
thing about what is happening
in fashions," she remarked
Miss Tolley thought it was-
strange that the clothes in the
showrooms were not mod
eled One of the buyers agreed
with her and promptly re
cruited his secretary for the
job
"You know some clothes
look a lot better when mod
eled than if they're just on the
rack. Miss Tolley said
With the two other college
winners, Miss Tolley dis
covered a new and promising
line of clothes Emily M
Miss Tolley found the story
behind the trade name an in
teresting one
Emily M' is a division of
John Meyer fashions Emily
is his daughter M stands lor
Meyer This will be it's first
time on the market The style
is less traditional and con
servative than l-adybug Vill
ager or John Meyer Emily
M has darling skirls and
blouses, and cute little vests
Of course, blouses will be
very popular for fall, she re
lated
The newest fall fashion
item is the plain, soft blouse
in nylon Pointed collar with a
small pocket on the front will
accent this new blouse
Outfits will not end
there," Miss Tolley says.
Vests will provide a snappy
look fitted down to the hips
Or they may be tight slip over
sweaters
According to Miss Tolley,
the traditional matching skirt
and sweater is on the way out
And. blouses will be the new
happening in campus wear for
coeds
Fol the sporty lass' cuffed
bell-bottoms and long tunics
will be a great way to flirt
with fall colors. Miss Tolley
reports the tunics can double
as mini-dresses sans plants
The panls suits will be in
wool And. according to the
University coed, straight leg
panLs are out, capes are in
FASHION COLORS
For dating, school or foot
ball games important colors
will include burgandy, teal
blue, rust brown and apple
green
According to Miss Tolley
when a seasonal line of
clothes is chosen, the design
ers consider a coed's budget
"They like flattering, femi
nine clothes for women, too."
she said
Prices are remaining (airly
stationary Panls suits will be
the most expensive item
Miss Tolley was called the
Southern Belle of the group'
obviously because of her ac
cent She rather liked the dis
tinction. she said. Because of
all the attention she received,
she has become interested in
retail fashion buying
An interesting part of the
trip to her was the explana
tion of how a design proceeds
from conference table to
store rack In January, the
fashion board decides on
style, color and fabric. The
buyers remarked that be
cause of the changeability of
fashions the business is a
ridty one
One of the clothes design
ers, Beau of Beau Gest”
clothes, was interested in the
University Miss Tolley says
he wanted to know all about
the campus, sorority and fra
ternity life, independents' and
if they have any special activ
ities on campus
Bartlett
Receives
Award
Reed and Barton silvers
miths, Tauton, Massachu
setts. have announced that
Patricia Bartlett, a senior at
the University, has been
awarded one of the 100 Start
er Set" prizes for her entry in
the firm s 1060 Silver Opinion
(Competition Nearly 10.000
college women entered the
contest this spring
Miss Bartlett will receive
approximately $75 in sterling
silver, fine china, and crystal
Her pattern selections were
Reed and Barton's "Hampton
Court" sterling silver. Royal
Worcester's "Silver Chantil
ly" china, and Tiffin s "Elyse”
crystal.
For those who retained a
copy of the selections for
combinations, the winning
sels are "Francis First" ster
ling. "Baronet" china, and
"Biarritz” crystal; "Tara"
sterling, "April" china, and
"Glamour" crystal; and
"Diadem" sterling. "Con
stantine" china, and “Prom
ise" crystal.
The Silver Opinion Compe
tition will be held on the Un
iversity campus again next
year
Women Confuse
Searching Man
B) ALICE GARRARD
Men really attempt to understand women. In fact, they
spend trying hours pondering the modem marvel, com
monly called “female " For centuries their muddled
minds have been the object of extreme and unfair hec
kling.
Smith, If are Fill Cheerleader Vacancies
Cheerleaders for the 1969-70 year were chosen, leeted to fill these vacancies. Pictured left to
Wednesday, April 30, in the University Colise- right are the 1969-70 Cheerleaders: Debbie
urn Over 60 coeds originally tried out for the Giles, Becky Horton, Gladys Ware. Mary Jo
two vacancies on the squad left by graduating Mansour, Linda Smith, and Barbara Bowen
seniors. Gladys Ware and Linda Smith were se-
Hrown, U elch, Indians Make
6 100 Rifles’ Standard Western
DAMSON'S
Bv MARY ANN COLSON
That proud race of first set
tlers, the Indians, may be a
vanishing breed, but they sUII
fight and live fiercely. Those
who are skepUcal of this
statement should see the lat
est saga of their bloody strug
gles against the squatters who
overran their land
"100 Rifles" stars Jim
Brown, who comes to the sil
ver screen straight from his
victories with the Cleveland
Browns and Raquel Welch,
the latest aspirant to the role
of international sex symbol
Not to be neglected are Burt
Reynolds, former TV star
who leaped into the movies
following the passing of his
defunct series; the veteran
Latin actor Fernando Lamas,
who contrary to his nature
plays villain instead of lover;
and Dan O’Herlihy, a long-
suffering star of stage and
screen
The setUng is Mexico in the
year of 1912 Lyedecker (Jim
Browns i plays an American
policeman seeking a half-
breed, Yaque Joe I Burt Rey
nolds I. in order to return him
to the United States on a
charge of bank robbery
Yaque Joe is aiding a tribe of
Indians, the Yaquis, in their
struggle with the Mexican
government
DESTROY INDIANS
The military governor of
the province, General Verdu-
go i Fernando Lamas 1, is de
termined that the only way to
settle the Indian dilemma is
to destroy them His contem
porary is Stephen Grimes
(Dan OHerlihyl, an Ameri
can businessman who runs the
only railroad in Mexico.
Lyedecker, despite his de
termination to the contrary,
becomes involved with the
Indian revolution He also
becomes romantically in
volved with Sarita (Raquel
Welchl. a dedicated Yaquis
revolutionary
100 Rifles" is the stand
ard Western. All the elements
are included: the Indians, the
bad guy (Fernando Lamas I,
the hero (Jim Brown), and
the beautiful woman (Raquel
Welchl.
VIOLENT ACTIONS
Also, there is violence in
excess Murder and blood arc
available in every other
scene
The ex-football great, Jim
Brown, is by far the outstand
ing member of the cast. Since
his debut in "The Dirty Doz
en". he has continued to show
promise Given time he may
develop into an excellent ac
tor. At the moment he gives
the impression that his physi
cal presence along is suffi
cient to the role
Burt Reynolds captured the
spirit of the carefree, whis
key-loving, woman-chasing
half-breed Indian.
Fernando Lamas should
play a villain more often. His
fiery Latin temperament is
well-suited to the role of the
ruthless governor
As for Raquel Welch — an
actress she is not. She may
succeed, however, in her bid
for sex symbol, if she can
learn to be a bit more subtle
Panhellenic
Proposes
Study Day
The University Panhellenic
Council recently sent a resolu
tion to Dr. George Parthe-
mos, vice-president for in
struction. requesting a study
day at the end of Spring quart
er
Study days have always
been provided in the schedule
of classes before the first day
of final exams. The Spring
quarter schedule makes no
allowance for a study day.
Pahellenic has not yet re
ceived an answer from Dr
Parthemos who is considering
the proposal
Their pioblem stems from
masculine vanity, which dic
tates that they be self-suffi
cient in all matters, including
those pertaining to the oppos
ite sex Even when they break
down and ask someone about
the ways of women, that other
person is a male
Blind have led the blind in
many instances. This is just
another one. After discussing
and cussing women for any
amount of time, men usually
conclude that they are more
confused than ever. In actual
ity, they are.
While it is impossible for
men to solve the problem of
the ages — women — it is
doubtful that the sex in ques
tion will ever give the infor
mation that is sought so des
perately in each succeeding
era Die "tricks of their
trade" are guarded
During adolescence, the
male eyes girls around him
with suspicious glances, as if
he thinks they continually he
in ambush to scoop him up in
a big net and mount him on a
trophy board His criticisms
stem mainly from the idea
that teen-aged girls are silly,
overly flirtatious, and spiteful
toward both sexes.
MAIE CATEGORIZES
The young male almost has
to categorize the young fem
ale in this way or admit that
she has him utterly confused
and literally scared to death.
Because she is more aggres
sive. he preserves his growing
masculinity by casting her in
the role of tigress.
He fails to realize that she
is facing a period of increas
ing maturation and has to
cling to her girlish silliness in
order to have some basis for
relating to herself, or the per
son she was such a short time
ago. Womanhood is frighten
ing to a woman at age 16.
However, it scares men of 16,
17. and 18 even more.
A few years of growing into
manhood enable men to main
tain some semblance of nor
mality around women by the
time they graduate from high
school and adolescence into
college and. hopefully, matu
rity When they are finally
prepared to play the game
that threatened their inde
pendence in earlier years, the
rules suddenly change
By the time a man decides
he likes being prey for female
ambushers. the tigresses ex
perience a change of heart.
With new daring, men hang
out their "eome-and-get-me"
signs, only to find that fem
ales have been hanging signs
of their own, like "Out to ,
Lunch" and "Temporarily ;
Out of Order "
WOMEN BAFFLE
While his preconceived
revelations about women drip
into a puddle at his side, the
male knows true yearning and
rejection Woman, in her non-
chalent way. has done the
unexpected, the undo-able
She has dumbfounded and
baffled man to the point of
doing irrepairable damage
to his nervous system and self
esteem
The situation is serious
when a man sets himself up as
prey, and the woman does not
even bother to sniff at the
bait. With things so unexpec-
tantly turned topsy turvy, a
male has no alternative but to
become the hunter, who must
devise clever plans to snare
the unsuspecting victim.
Is it no wonder he resents
being called "attacker."
"predator." and the uncom
plimentary name of “wolf?"
He merely finds himself in his
unfortunate situation because
of women. They did this to
him The game is the same,
but the players have changed
sides of the field.
Bitterly tormented and
romantically deprived, the
poor man weeps, moans, and
gnashes his teeth. "Why won t
she respond to me?" he wails
"Why is she so afraid of let
ting go. of loving?"
Die questions he asks are
understandable. They deserve
an answer Yet he asks those
who cannot explain: himself
and other men. and he asks
one who will not explain
"her." She. who has commu
nicated so well in the past
about ambitions, hobbies,
failings, and gripes, cannot
reveal the secret of herself.
As wary as a doe. she
treads cautiously around dan
gerous areas, like devotion,
faithfulness, love. At the first
warning, she senses danger
She runs.
Why is she so frightened 1
Is it the hunter she fears, or
the weapon he carries? Has
she seen a poorly aimed gun
cripple and wound others 1
Has she vicariously suffered
what they have, or does she
carry some secret wound of
her own?
The deer is a creature of
grace and beauty Behind her
silent eyes he many myster
ies. untold, baffling If a male
would only look closely
enough, he could see the look
of the deer in the face of every
woman.