SEHIAHS DEPT.
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
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HELEN BRUNDAGE
JOAN CHARLES
SUE LINDSEY
: MEL STRIBLING
JOYCE EVANS
Big Parade Will Climax
Armed Forces Activities
.11 1 . 1 w n in
-Armed Forces Day ceremomes cn -Chapel
Hill-Carrboro area ihi afternoon
a bi2 parade down Frankim sireei. patrick
mediately following the parade L ,L Go a Pjtj
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NSA Meefs
For Tacs
In Summer
dents from all over the unnea
States will gather at the Univer
sity of Minnesota this summer
'to determine the role of the
student' in the world community.
The National Student Congress
is sponsored by the United States
National Student Association
(NSA), which represents over
800 000 college and university
students. About 1,000 official stu
dent representatives of American
rniwps and Universities are ex
pected to attend the 10-day con
ference August 20-29.
The main subjects under con
sideration will be student govern
ment, higher education in the
national emergency, and interna
tional affairs. .
Such problems as honor sys
tems, college athletics and stu
Aa health the collece pressori
entation programs, and relief
drives will also be . discussed.
from the reviewing stand oppo
site the post omce
University rresiaeiu
Gray, Chancellor Robert B.
House, and Congressman Carl
All student veterans who
would like to march in the
Armed Forces Day parade this
afternoon, are asked to meet at
2:30 p.m. in front of the Chapel
Hill high school.
nA,m will also be on hand for
the ceremonies. Roy Armstiong
is directing the celebration
ah Hnivprdtv offices will close
today at 3 p.m. in order that the
staff may participate m i
servances. The u. a.
will have several planes living
overhead as a part of the cere
monies. "
Organizations participating in
i.i :nnAa whifh will begin near
Hazzard Motor Company on ett
I 1 (tllMUl un.-v.v,
versitv Band, American J-iu",
American Legion Auxiliary, Red
Cross and Gray Ladies, Boy and
Girl Scouts, cud acou
Brownies, Chapel Hill High
School" Band, Naval ROTC. the
tArpd in the Jaycees
Kooiitv contest. Lincoln High
School Band. Air ROTC, Univer-
sity and Reserve yeierunb m
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First Annual
Beauty Show
Slated Tonight
Two late entrants' in the first
annual Chapel Hill Beauty and
litv Paeeant brings xne
final total of entrants to 14..
and Thalia
X lit- J flA v J
t, ,v,--. dinner with the other
12 lovelies, win receive uiv..
showing-off in the Armed Forces
Day parade this aiieniuuu.
The winner of , the pageant,
which takes place in the Carolina
Theater tonight at 9 o'clock, be-
a trnnhv ana the
Slues icwi"b "
traditional bouquet of roses will
have made avaiiawe iot -$230
scholarship at any college ot
her choice.
As is done in the Miss America
Ti-.,f i Atlantic City. N. J.,
X tttiwauk - .
11 chose from
me ""w . . , ,
vos tup eiri uivy
among menu"'". .
believe to be the most personable
and friendly.
Evans, Charles, Brundage,
Stribling, Lindsey Chosen
Five coeds all rising seniors, were tapped as members ot
.heVaayrtel'inpre-dawn ceremonies . Joa
The live roe J3A ?52 cTnUlMm.
Brundage of Tryon, sue
Miss Jones is the daughter of
Mrs. Carlene Jones oi m. c, uf
Tr:n "ic n rlprk at thfi WCa
CI Xliu, auu - - .
i. Tv,a 9ivpnr-Qld Dlona is
Dan. -w
a graduate, of Chapei niu iub
School anq Kings
in Greensboro. She is spon
sored by Andrews-neiumigci.
Pannaa is a 19-year-old
brunette pharmacy student from
Charlotte, bne is spuic j
the Pines.
Brown Work
Top Feature
Here Tonight
4 , rtHo- na COniDOSHiuu
Rrmtn .i student here
11 l u nht n f umlaut' v-
Will ius""e" 7 ; .
American Music in Hill Hall to
rru- Ji..-.,i5itinn which is en-
titlea tsauuu, i"
bv William Moore, violinist, ana
the composer at me piaiw.
Uinn- nrpsprtfifl aS a Prtl I
. n 'wra rPCDB IlltlOn tO
American composers.
Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu
Alpha, national music iraieim
ties are sponsoring this program
which is a pan oi a
viduals and-organizauuua v
. . i -.f MilCiip.
Also leaiureu u uc wo----ti,roa
ct1prtinns bv the
W1U UC nn. ; -
Sigma-Alpha lota cnorus, yy.
Tarcfaret Gwaltney,
o
Elizabeth Thompson,, ana wcnaiu
"rtr-.itl tor lK"""-"!
UA, uu"
t i w. ThrttviQ Allrad. a piano
solo by Katherine Jente, "lemple
.i .1 hv
t.ns. organist, ana a uumw
-t.,,, of mpmhers of both Sig-
a UJ VA. -- . -Alt.
ma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha
ninpfiMrt. w. va.. anc
a-' wv j
Stribling of Clarksdale, -
The traditional vamyriu
, . -ii. 1 .aJa4 4 Ait.. A.,
mony complete wnn nuoucu
ures and clanging
used in the, tapping. Memoes
i J , - m Mnftf
new initiates nonmeu
at a dawn breaRtast in uw
copal Parish tiouse anei mc vv-
mony. - . .
All of the new v ainyncs u .
been active in campus amv
during their first year at um.
Miss Evans is cnairman
Women's Honor Council, Misa
Lindsey is Editor of the Yackety,
Yack, Miss Stribling is Clerk ot
the Student Legislature, ivaw
Charles is Clerk of the Student
' r ' .... ... 4 r ft ICS
Council ana miss uiuuuo6c
president of Pi Beta I'm soroiny.
Both Miss btriDiing auu xi
Brundage have been aetvve m
YWCA work. , Miss Evans is ft
member of The Daily Tar Itat.
staff and Miss btriDiing w
member of the women s juuuu.
Council.
Valkyrie members are ut
on the basis of "leadership, pcho-.
larship, character, service ,u
pus and souna juugeuwuw ,
Membership is limited to- two
nercent of tlie coea stuaem, uuuy.
The organization tuiinj"
to the Order of the Golden Fleeca
taps each spring ana iau.
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Mills To Announce
Yack Delivery Date
Jim Mills, eauor ui nic -"
ety-Yack, has announced that he
will know the exact rate the year
books will be ready for distribu
tion next Tuesday, May 22.
Mnia aln said that he would
appreciate persons not calling
about the date until then.
Inter dormitory Council
n m m m
Holds Final meeting
. . ... i.M unLi.ni . hit with dorm res
Rina Sales
Lee Blackwell, campus repre
sentative for the L. G. Balfour
company, makers of the official
University rings, will be in the
lobby of the Y from 10 a.m. until
4 p.m. today to take orders for
class rings for both the junior
and senior classes.
This is the l?si time this year
that orders will be taken. Deliv
ery will take eight weeks. Ring
sales are sponsored by the Order
of the Grail.
r m it m-v Council has
l"'v" 1 .
completed its most successful pro
gram in several years, Ray Jeff
cccictant to the Dean of Stu
dents and advisor to the group,
told the Council at its . last meet
ing Monday night.
Elected as holdover members to
f,.miiintf npxt vear's Coun-
IlCiy
cil were Paul Somerville, Alberta,
r-o Art ( reenoaum, uaiu-
more. Md., and Bob Creed, Fay
etteville.
Jefferies praised the group for
increasing dorm spirit and widen
ing the realm of dorm acUvites.
ident Ted Leonard
XkCVll l4 .
r.iJmnnto.'i t hp Council tor iu
work on the dorm dance vrhiciq
! j - u; florm residents
scoreu .nn.. ,
3 u,TaA that the work OI
the Council could be visualized in
the new dorm spirit eviaeuv-t-u ujr
more iX-it-ia uiv
In turn Leonara ana xne
members on the Council were
tfiven a rising vote ot tnanics ioi
their efforts during the past year.
In its organizational setup the
t vntprf to oav its treasur
er $10 a quarter for services ren-
dered. isia urancii, uic
crr-at- whn eraduatea ldsi
minrtpr. oroDOsed tne mediun.,.
f'ir Tins -vecii w 1,1 v-
VllH-tTiJ i-" 1
Leonard, president; Creed, vice
president, Ralph WaddelL treas-
urer, ani jerry oavps,
tary.
Phi B etc Initiation
TmAavlnGcrfard
for the initiation o
new members into Phi Beta Kap
pa wiU be held in Gerrard Hall
this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
A banquet for botn.oia
,0Thpr4-wiU follow the mi-
tiation ceremonies. It will be in
t Hill nt fi-.ill D.m. wiui
Dr. A. C. Howell of the English
Department delivering the ad-
dress, mere wiu iu",uv"
tion in this spring's induction.
Alumni Association
. m m
Places Booth in T ..v
A booth has been set-up In
the lobby of the Y to solicit ana -accept
memberships for the Alum
ni Association at a speui v
to members of the senior class. . "
The solicitations wm wuwhw
through today and allmember
oi tne giauuovm6 v
. . . t u : .,-. ,mmmi
in joining snouiu v '
lately.
Travel Fellowship
Dr. Cecil U. tneps ui tuc um-
. TT--I1U
versity School of fuouc ueuui
has been awarded a travel tei-
lowship by the World Health ur-
ganization and will spena juiu,
July and August studying in Eng
land, Scotland, Sweden, Denmark,
and several other western Euro
pean countries.
Last Dav
Today is the last day for pr
registration for summer school
and fall quarter, students wera
reminded yesterday by Raj
Strong, assistant director of tm
Central Records office.
After today no green forms
from any schools or depraimenis
will be accepted at Arche
House, Strong said. All students
who have not preregistered and
expect io return to school shouli
see thek Dean or advisor imnst4
. iately.
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