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sday, October 11, 1966
THE DAILY TAR HEEL,
UNC Coed Explores World
And Even Gets Paid For It
By KAREN FREEMAN
DTH Staff Writer
Training in Miami, "break
ing into apartment life" in
fnW p rk City' touring Lon
don, Rome, Tehran, and Copenhagen-such
was the sum
mer of Carolina coed Margar
et Barnhart, travelling the
sorority-in-the-sky circuit as
a Pan American summer
stewardess.
By responding to an adver
tisement placed by Pan Am
last spring, she became UNC's
first representative in the
summer stewardess program
conducted by Pan Am on
campuses in every part of
the country, including Duke
University and UNC at
ureensDoro, for the second
year.
Besides developing a taste
for the caviar served on first
class flights and the stores of
Manhatten, 21-year-old Mar
garet found the cultural op
portunities made available by
the job very helpful to a sen
ior art-fducation major.
By visiting the Museum of
Modern Art in New York
and the Tate Gallery in Lon
don, "I was able to view
many paintings that other
wise it would have been im
possible for me to have seen."
She stayed with other stew
ardesses in downtown hotels
in every city she visited, and
was able to attend many
plays and concerts especi
ally in London, which she
; visited frequently.
As a change from the city,
however, the airline arranged
for her to stay at the famed
Turnberry Lodge in rural
Scotland, a favorite golfing
resort of President Eisenhow
er. Margaret found her pas
sengers, to be quite friendly
at times, a little too sociable.
On a particularly sociable
flight back from London, the
stewardesses had to have the
captain announce that they
were entering an area of tur
bulence and that the passen
gers would have to take their
seats and fasten their seat
belts, just to keep them im
mobile long enough for the
for the stewardesses to serve
them dinner!
Returning to Carolina this
fall as a campus representa
tive for Pan Am, Margaret
will act as a link between
girls who are interested in be
coming a stewardess and the
New York office. She encour
ages any girls who are inter
ested to fill out an application
at the Vocational Office, and
to arrange for an interview
in the spring.
Interviews for the girls who
are interested in becoming
next year's representative in
the summer stewardess and
campus representative pro
gram will also be held in the
spring.
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Margaret Barnhart
ACROSS
1. Pains
6. Units of
illumina-
tion
11. Topic
12. Half
diameters
13. Egyptian
god
of day
14. Command
15. Blunders
16. Unex
ploded bomb
17. Music
note
18. Natrium:
sym.
19. Help
20. Barnyard
fowl
21. Coat
part
24. Crazes
25. Shell
holes
27. Infrequent
29. In high
spirits
32. Shield
33. Belonging
to a
Biblical
city
34. Greek
letter
35. Close to
36. Egyptian
god
37. Apostle
of
Christianity
39. Compet
itor 41. Hima
layan mammal
42. Call up,
as
memories
43. Insert
44. Sand
dunes
45. Plague
DOWN
1. "City
of the
Violet
Crown"
2. Sung
by a
choir
3. Frau's
helpmeet
4. Ostrich
like birds
5. French
pronoun
6. Arrogant
7. Firm
8. Strange
9. Arranged
in layers
10. Warn
ing signals
16. Weight-watchers
19. Holly
wood name
20. Biblical
verb
22. Beige .
23. Before'
24. Friar's
title
26. Overhead
trains
27. Raised
28. Energetic
30. Oozes out
31. Make
larger,
as the
pupils
DAILY
CROSS
WORD
33. Congo
river:
poss.
36. Cook
37. Win
dow part
38. Handle
40. German
title
41. Abyss
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