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Gator Fair ' s traditional burying of the Gamecock was a tremendous beginning for the first and a most successful ' Solid Saturday weekend. Spirit, Fair, Victory . . . Solid Saturday Success The brightly painted faces of the freshmen add to the gala occasion, the funeral pep rally. For the first time in Clemson-Carolina history, the Gamecocks came to Tiger Town. The entire state awaited the event which marked the end of the traditional Big Thursday and the beginning of Solid Saturday. The big game Saturday was preceded by the traditional guarding of the cam- pus by the Rats. They began beating the drum Thursday at noon and did not stop until Saturday. Gator Fair buried that damn rooster at the Friday night pep rally amid the cheers of thou- sands of Clemson students and fans. The Frosh teams had met in Columbia prior to Solid Saturday with the Cubs scoring a de- cisive victory. The Gamecocks entered Death Valley with Tiger blood in their eyes. But to their dismay, they were denied a much-wanted victory by the score of 12-2. The well-deserving Tigers won the first game in a new era of Clemson- Carolina football. A crowd of 50,000 witnessed a strong defensive game. Saturday night, B. S. Plair and his combo provided music for the Blue Key dance held in the college dining hall for stu- dents representing both institutions. Victory, dances and parties made a perfect, first Solid Saturday. 26
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The C. D. A. staff spends much of its time working before and during dance weekends to present the best dances possible to the student body. Wife V L b y 1 fcfcB f H j M fa W dfl Si r hBii UK: ■ 1 - ' ' ■ wr m During a tight work schedule, C. D. A. staffers manage to work in a few minutes of dancing. Dancing is a form of recreation that is enjoyed by the majority of the student body and their dates. This is why the dance floor always seems crowded. The fabulous Jimmy Dorsey orchestra, directed by Lee Castle, furnished the music for the Saturday night dance.
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Music for the Blue Key Dance was furnished by B. S. Plair. All who attended will remember their arrangement of Shout. The Blue Key Dance presented by the C. D. A. and Blue Key members was enjoyed by all who attended. After a victory over South Carolina, everyone was ready for a dance and celebration. B. S. Plair ' s music was a variety of fast and slow songs that pleased everyone. ' Cheer up, Carolina, the worst is yet to come, can be heard as the funeral procession moves along.
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