FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1951
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Sigma Chi fraternity has re
leased the list of 27 .candidates
for the, "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi"
who are now; beim entertained
by a series of parties. The win
ner will be decided upon soon.
Highlight of events "will be the
Sigma Chi Sweetheart Ball to be
held inl the Carolina Inn on Sat
urday, April 28th, at ; which the
winning candidate and this year's
"Sweetheart of. Sigma Chi" ,will
be announced.
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Candidates for the title are Sue
Ambler, Peggy Anderson, Khtiki
feiue, Mary Nell Boddie, Carolyn
Butcher, Jean, Caldwell, Liz Col
ey, Barbara Chantler, Joan Er
skine, Joyce Evans, Betsy Farmer;
Ann Gowan, Mary Harmon,
Katherine Hester, Louise Klos
ter, Sue Lowry, Sylvia Newsome,
Jane Parker, Dorothy Perry, Cal
ista Pope, Jackie Quisenberry
Libba Roe, Patty Starr, Frankie
Strosnider, Ann Van Kirk, Sandy
Wilson, Neoley Wooley.
Dr. Ca I hodn Speaks
To Delta Sigma Pi
Dr. Richard P. Calhoon, profes
sor of personnel management in
the School of Business Adminis
tration, spoke at a professional
meeting of Delta Sigma Pi last
week.
A former aribitrator and per
sonnel manager for several, na
tional concerns. Dr.Calhoon ex
pressed the idea that "personnel
management will in the near fu
ture rank with other leading professions.
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for his convictions and "gave him
my vote for president" Most stu
dents agreed he delivered an "in
spired, great speech," but main
tained that MacArthur was wrong
and that "President Truman was
justified in his actions," as Jack
Hopkins put it. "The General's
statements will hurt our foreign
policy," Hopkins asserted
In the television room of Gra
ham Memorial, as in restaurants
and fraternity houses equipped
with TV, groups of students hud
dled about the video screen and
added running ad libs to the
General's speech. There was con
siderable comment after Mac
Arthur pointed out that -the joint
chiefs of staff had supported him
in Ms' Asiatic policies. But. Dick
Murphy exclaimed MaeArthur's
speech was indicative of "intel
lectual bankruptcy."
The air began charging with
dramatic although moist be
cause of rainy weather tension
as the time for Gen. Omar Brad
ley's address. , Hopes that the
chairman of. the -joint .'chief & of
staff would deliver a policy-tevel
statement were widespread. And
at 6:45, iines were already be
ginning to form outside Memorial
Hall for the 8: 30 1 appearance by
Bradley.
HOLDS RECORD 66 v
Doug Weilandj captain of the
William and Mary golf team,
holds the record 66 for the Wil
liamsburg Inn course.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS 1
STUDENTS DESIRING PRIVATE
coacliinsr in mathematics and elemen
tary statistics ple;ise write Box 813
City. (1-6792-2)
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SPONSORS FOR THE ANNUAL ROSE BALL to be held by
the Pi Kappa Phi fraternityat Woollen Gymnasium Saturday
night are top row, left to right: Barbara Krafft, Raver Forest, 111.',
with Secretary Bill Mallison, Rpcky Mount; Jean Tiller, Leaks
ville, with President Bill Wilkorson, Reidsville; Sylvia Campbell,
Sumter, S. C:, with Chaplain Ken Robbins, Charlotte; Bottom row,
Billye Jo Zimmerman, N. Wilkesboro with Warden Bucky Horton,
N. Wilkesboro; Anne Finlator" Winston-Salem, with Treasurer
Gordon H. Shermer, Winston-Salem, and Stuart Mosely, Columbia,
S. C, with Historian Nat Magruder, Sarsota, Fla., historian.
Goeds See Latest In Spring
Bathing Wear Party Clothes
L.atest spring vogues were
shown yesterday when coeds mod
eled attires ranging front bathing
apparel to party wear at the Tri
Delt Fashion Show held in the
Carolina Inn ballroom at 3 p.m.
Two girls from each sorority
modeled for the style presenta
tion in outfits furnished by Ellis
Stone Department Store of Dur
ham. Modeling for Alpha Delta
CAMPUS
BRIEFS
"DOCTOR KNOCK," a satire
on the medical profession ' by
Jules Romains, will be presented
by the Theatre Francais in French
May 3 and 4 at the Playmakers
Theater.
The cast includes Marion Wal
ter, Josephine Sharkey, Carolyn
Payne, Lillian Parks, Yette
Rhyne, Urban T. Holmes, Walter
Creech, Kenneth Stuckey, Glenn
Martin, Claude Rayborn, Ted
Creech, Dick Lewis, John Ingle,
and Ed Grady.
THE BAPTIST Student Union
will meet with students from
Shaw University, Raleigh, Sunday
at 5 o'clock in the Baptist Church
basement.
THE CONCERT to be presented
by the University of Alatama
string quartet for tonight has been
cancelled due to illness of one of
Gamma were Barbara Thompson
and Laura Judy; Pi Beta Phi,
Carolyn Butcher and Kackie
Hester; Alpha Delta Pi, Jackie
Merritt and Betty Lou Worthing
ton; Chi Omega, Gina Campbell
and Marjorie Crutchfieid, and
Tri Delt, Nancy Baird, and Anne
Van Kirk.
the members. -
THE CANTERBURY Club holds
its annual outdoor meeting at
Hogan's Lake - Sunday. A picnic
supper and entertainment will be
featured.
THE WOMEN'S Glee Club
, will meet in Hill Hall at 5 p.m.
Monday to rehearse for the Fort
Bragg concert. .
SATURDAY
MORNING MATINEE
Doors Open 9:35 A.M
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'Ugly Man7 Will Win As Prize Friday
Arden Boisseau, May Queen Of 1951
Brunette Arden Boisseau of
Roanoke, Va., this year' May
Queen, will date the Ugliest Man
On Campus after his identity is
revealed next Friday night, and
will be on hand to help him eat
some : of the six dinners which
have been offered as prizes by
Chapel Hill Merchants. ' "
Included in the food-rest to
which"- the Ugly Man and his
Queen for a night will be, treated
on their all-expense-paid date are
a T-bone steak dinner and a fried
thicken dinner.-Also contributed
b3r merchants as prices in the
Theta Chi fraternity -second an
nul! Ugly Man contest was ' a
free hair cut and a car wash.
Theta Chi UMOC chairman
Jim Nichols said, the prize list
was "growing by the hour."
Photographs are now being ac
cepted at the Theta Chi house on
214, East Rosemary St., Nichols
said, and may be delivered or
mailed to him there. The Ugly
Man will be presented at the Uni
versity Club Carnival next Friday.
From among the entries, the
10 ugliest will be selected by a
committee from the fraternity and
those will 'go on display in the
YMpA lobby for penny voting by
the student body. All proceeds
i from the voting will go to the i
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. i
Entries may be submitted by j
anyone who is a male student!
here aL the University. Natural i
ugliness is not required, Nichols ;
said, explaining that makeup and j
trick photography may., be used,!
providing none- of it is prefer-
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munism spreading there is great
ly reduced." "They will fight for
us, particularly if they think they
have a chance to win," asserted
the speaker.
"Can the General justify the
recent draft cutback," a Carolina
male wanted to know, He em
phasized that it was out of his
department and that the know-'
ledge "comes secondhand from
General Collins (J. Lawton Col
lins, Army Chief of Staff )." More
than 60 percent of the men being
discharged are reenlisting, more
men are enlisting", and Korean
casualties are down, were reasons
given for the recent curtailment
in draft calls. '
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Member of Assn. of American
Law Schools
Matriculants must be College
graduates and present full
transcript of College record
CLASSES EEGIM SEPT. El. 1P51
For further infori'.uUion address
Registrar Ferdham Univ.
School of Law
302 Broadway.. New York 7...N. Y.
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