TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1945
PAGE SIX
THE TAR HEEL
D Committee, HPB Present Rules
Rules Given
Krai IlOUSes German Club
Congratulate0 Pen Ranks
T HfW C-. A II
Un Situation Groups May Apply
2? Committee
For Dance Set
Charlie LaMotte, President of the
German Club, has announced that the
club plans a program of expansion
starting after next week's midwinter
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xieei, Art Auaxus, cnairman 01 club and able to meet its requirements
the House Privileges Board, has are invited to contact LaMotte.
Adams Lauds Men
For Cooperation
In a statement to the Tar
Drinking", Smoking
To Be Prohibited
congratulated fraternities and
fraternity men for their recent
cooperation with the HPB.
Not a single, violation of the coed
privileges agreement has come to the
attenir;n of the board in many weeks.
Adams said that he appreciates this
helpfulness and apparent awareness of
the fraternity men to their obligations.
The board hopes this situation will
continue. In particular it would like to
have off campus visitors informed of
the rules and regulations which exist
in fraternities at Carolina.
Not Police Force
"Fraternity men should realize that
the house privileges board is not a
police force for the enforcement of
these rules. It is up to the individuals
concerned to see that they are carried
out," Adams said.
Following is the essence of the visit
ing privileges agreement which states
the actual regulations. The HPB wil
continue to see that these rules are
enforced as they have been in the past.
Rules
1. Only those organizations whose
houses have been approved by the
HPB shall be allowed coed visiting
privileges.
2. Approved houses may entertain
women students only in the social
rooms, hall, porches, and dining halls
of their houses.
3. Approved houses shall be open to
coeds from 1 o'clock noon until the
coed dormitory closing time.
4. There shall be no consumption
01 aiconoiic Deverages'm tne presence
of or by coeds in the house or on the
premises of any organization.
Violations of the rules of this agree
ment by any coed shall be considered
an Honor Council offense.
Every organization is responsible
for any violations of the rules of this
agreement which occurs in its house
or on its premises regardless of
whether anyone concerned in the viola
tion is a member of the organization.
Fine
"Violation of this agreement by any
organization may be punished by a
fine not to exceed fifty dollars on the
responsible organization or the suspen
sion of privileges for an indefinite
period of time or both. In extreme
.cases the Board may deem it advis
able to recommend to the Chancellor
of the University that an organigation
be forced to suspend activities on this
campus.
"All members of the IFC, HPB, and
all coeds are bound by the Honor code
to report violations of this agreement.
Any of the above mentioned groups
who fail to carry out this duty shall
be liable to trial before the men's or
women's Honor Council as the case
may be."
The German Club constitution
states that any group of 30 or more
student members, which is organized
and willing to pay initiation fees and
meets the approval of the executive
committee of the club may send a
delegate to the committee and have
all its rights and privileges. This pro
vision was adopted last November.
Since that time four new organizations
have become members. The club now
hopes to increase its membership t
include a larger representation of the
campus.
The purpose of the club is to spon
sor major campus dances such as
this weekend's midwinters.
LaMotte also stated that anyone
wishing to obtain a ticket for Satur
day night's dance should contact either
him or Charlie Vance. Each member
of the club has one extra ticket avail
able for the Saturday night dance.
IN DUBIOUS
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tion, "What's with you?" Explained
Elaine, "Oh, I want y'all to meet
Bill Corley." ...
VETERANS
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eral veterans who need housing
badly have spoken to me and have
said that they would be willing to
work a few hours each afternoon,
helping to erect them. And believe
me, there are plenty of veterans who
are experts at that kind of thing.
How about it, South Building?
Club News: The Board of Gover
nors has asked two boys to come
before them to answer for miscon
duct at the club. We hope they will
be dealt with firmly, but not
severely, for those rules mean
business.
Coeds Get Extra Hour
For Friday's Dance
Coeds who attend the German Club
dance Friday night will be given
o'clock permission, announced Lillian
Leonhard, president of the Inter-dormi
tory Council. Late permission will not
be given to those who attend the dance
Saturday night.
The University Dance Committee of
fers the following suggestions regard
ing the regulations governing Caro
lina dances as they apply to the Mid-
Winter Germans being held next week
end, Feb. 1 and 2.
1. Dress for the Friday dance will
be strictly formal and no other dress
will be permitted. Saturday night the
dress is semi-formal, that is, the girls
will wear evening gowns and the boys
dressing informally.
2. As has been the custom here for
several years, no flowers will be per
mitted except for the sponsors. The
flowers for the sponsors will be pro
vided by the German Club.
3. Drinking will not be permitted
either at or about the dance, and any
one showing signs of drinking will be
asked to leave the floor. We especially
urge you to cooperate with us in the
enforcement of this rule in order that
just as embarrasing to us as they are
to you.
4. No smoking will be permitted on
the dance floor. The wooden floor and
the highly inflammable decorations
make this rule necessary as a fire-preventive
measure.
5. No girls will be allowed to leave
the dance with the intention of return
ing later on, unless they are accompani
ed by a chaperone.
6. We have arranged with some of
the restaurants to stay open so that
you can go downtown for food after
the dances.
We earnestly solicit your coopera
tion in the observance of the above
rules, and if we can be of any assist
ance to you at the dances, please' feel
free to call on us at any time.
Jim Dillard, Chairman
CICA Valentine Fashion Show
To Feature Fifteen Entrants
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'HUBBA HUBBA'
MARCH OF DIMES
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tional drive. The winners will be
announced in the next Tar Heel, along
with arrangements for the blind dates.
The March of Dimes frolic Sat
urday evening in Woollen Gymna
sium met with" considerable success.
Complete ticket sales are not avail
able, but approximately one-quarter
of the $l,000-quota was received.
CICA Meeting
CICA will meet Wednesday at 7
p. m. in Horace Williams lounge.
Pictures To Be Made
The Town Girls' Association picture
for the Yackety Yack will be taken at
7 o'clock tonight in the Blue Room of
the YMCA. Dot Phillips, president,
urged that all town girls be present.
Senate Meeting
Coed Senate will meet Tuesday at
7:30 p. m. in the Roland Parker lounge
in Graham Memorial. All coeds are
invited to attend.
JAYVEES
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their brows, will really agree that
he works them hard.
"Toad" McCachren, the assistant
coach, seems to be one of a basket
ball playing family. His three
brothers before him all came to
Carolina, played basketball, and
were captains of their respective
teams. Just for the record, Toad
was captain and forward on the
1942 edition of the White Phantoms.
He is a returning veteran, having
been in the Marines and transfer
ring into Naval Aviation. From
Naval Aviation he transferred to
civilian life. He is now making
up a language deficiency in order to
get his degree and helping Coach
House with the Jayvees in his spare
time.
ATTENTION English students. Want
to make a good grade on your
themes and term papers? Have
them typed. See W. R. Dulin in
Battle 6 or call 5076. Prompt serv
ice and reasonable prices.
LOST Double-strand of pearls with
rhinestone clasp, lost on campus
Friday. Sentimental value. Reward
for return. Marjorie Ezzelle, 321
Mclver. -
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Hubba Hubba title.
Leading the parade of beauty was
Miss Lindy Beshman, of Ridgefield
Park, N. J., the candidate of Kenan
Dorm, in a revealing bathing suit.
She was followed by Miss Terry Mave
rick, of San Antonio, Texas, who was
sponsored by Mclver Dormitory. She
wore an abbreviated bright green fron
tier costume.
Miss Barbara Lynn, Tri Delta from
High Point, drew hoots of delight as
she slipped off a short fur coat worn
over her swimming suit, just like in
the movies. She was followed by glam
orous Nancy Fitch of Greensboro, the
Spencer candidate.
Miss Hallie Dockery, Alderman's
beautiful candidate, entered next in
a blue bathing suit. This could-be Pet
ty model hails from Elkin.
The Tar Heel sponsored pretty Miss
Jo Farris of Danville, Ky., who was
followed by Alpha Gamma Delta's
dark-haired lovely, Jeb Daniel of
Pulaski, Georgia.
Next came Patty Harry, greeted by
a hooting and whistling that was judg
ed to exceed all others. What a sight
. . . Patty Hary in that white blouse
and that little black thing.
Carr Dormitory put forward Miss
Jancy Wood, a delight to the eye. John
Robert Powers should have seen
staturesque CherrieDivelbiss of the
Carolina Independent Co-eds Associa
tion. Cherrie is from the Land of the
Sky, Asheville.
Alpha Delta Pi's Echo Patterson, of
Cuthbert, Ga., and the Monogram
Club's Barbara Boyd, of Honea Path,
S. C, proved that the end of the line
could maintain the standards of beauty
set by the foregoing.
The board of judges came through
with a popular winner. Eminently
qualified for judiciary role' was "Po
key" Alexander, the Flo Zeigfeld of
Carolina. The distinguished ' taste of
Mr. Kennath Ness, Instructor in the
Art Department, was matched by the
equally discerning eye of Bob Cole
paugh, the cheessecake photographer.
Mr. Bill Cochrane, student of Legality
and "Leg-ality" and Dr. Gabriel Las-
ker, Anthropologist and Anatomist
from Duke Hospital, completed the
board.
"I would like to thank everyone for
helping to make this affair such a
success," Martha Rice, Director of
Graham Memorial, stated. "I believe
it was enjoyed by everyone who could
crowd into the doors and without the
help of dozens of students it would
not have been such a treat."
Greensboro Store To Furnish Coeds
With Complete Line Of Spring Clothes
By Mary Hill Gaston
Fifteen coeds will be selected this week to model in a Valentine
Fashion Show to be sponsored here Feb. 14 by the Carolina In
dependent Coed Association. Clothes for the show will come from
Montaldo's, exclusive fashion store in Greensboro, Evelyn Dan's,
CICA president, has disclosed.
One representative from each dor-f "
mitory and sorority house, plus three 1 A wrrx 1 Onanc
to be selected from CICA membership, "
will model 60 outfits. A complete line
of spring clothes, including all ac
cessories, will be brought to Chapel
Hill the day of the show, which will
begin at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night,
Feb. 14, at Hill Hall.
Varsity Offers Store
The next two days, Friday and
Saturday, all outfits modelled Thurs
day night, in addition to many oth
ers, win oe onerea ior tne inspection
of and sale to coeds on the newly-
opened second floor of the Varsity
W. S. Kutz, manager of the Varsity,
has offered use of his store to the
?ICA free of charge. Montaldo's sales
women and fitters will be on hand
both days.
Greensboro Sunday
Girls selected this week will go to
Greensboro on Sunday, Tuesday or
Wednesday of the week of the show
to select their costumes and acces
sories and to have them fitted. Models
will be chosen on the basis of model
ing ability, appearance and poise.
Letters to each dormitory and soror
ity president have requested that three
girls be voted on by each house, with
a committee from the CICA to make
final selection of the one to be chosen.
Tickets will go on sale approximate
y a week before the event. Admis
sion price will be 50 cents.
Glee Club Tryouts
Anyone interested in doing a spe
cialty dance act (team or soloist),
or a comedian vocal act as special
numbers to be used on the Wom
en's Glee Club program when on
tour me last or eoruary, come
for tryouts Sunday, February 3,
from 2 to 3 and 5 to 6 or Wednes
day, February 6, 2 to 3.
Art, Poster Shop
In Union Building
Latest addition to Graham Memorial
facilities was disclosed last week with
the opening of an art and poster shop
in the basement of the Student unio
building.
Under the direction of Dallas Cald
well, third year art student, the shop
is prepared to turn out posters for all
occasions, decorations for dances,
parties, and cartoons and signs of any
kind. .
Infantry Vet
He served with the 28th "Keystone"
infantry division in the European
Theatre of operations in combat and
occupational duties. A resident of
Chapel Hill, Caldwell plans "to take an
M.A. here and later teach art.
"My real ambition is to sculpture.
but I must teach first, in order to
make a living," he said. Main work
for the snow sculpture in front of
Person Hall should be accredited to
the artistic efforts of Caldwell.
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