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Awards N
arker Sets?
Date May' 27
Distinguished Students
Will Be Honored
For Work
John Parker, ex-president' of
the' Student body, announced
yesterday that all awards of dis
tinction will be presented to
members of the student body in
mass meeting Thursday night
3Iay 27.
Details of the occasion have
not yet been planned, but indi
viduals and organizations will
be recognized for achievement in
-scholarship, athletics, and activ
ities. '
Among the awards that will
l)e presented are the Patterson
'Memorial medal, for "general
excellence in athletics," the high
est of its kind, all Grail awards
lor individuals, dormitories, and
fraternities, athletic v letters.
3). K. E. trophy for intramural
championship among fraterni
ties, and recognition of Phi Beta
Kappa members.
ampu
s Issue
GetVote
Council Will Set Date
For Legislature
Balloting
JNewly elected student coun
cil members will '.meet;,T.ueda
night to set the date for a campus-wide
vote of the legislative
proposal and work up a fina
draft of the accepted proposals
for the structure and powers.
President Magill expects that
the council will approve next
Thursday as voting day.
Carolina Coeds In May Day Festival
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Saunders Announces Plans
Of Commencement Program
Experimental Bill
Chosen; Try-Outs
Set For Friday
Four Plays Written In Playwrit-
ing Course Picked For
. Program
Four original, one-act plays
written in Professor Frederick
scene from the May Day festivities to be held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the Arbore- v,
lum wnen Miss Eliza Rose, center, will be crowned May Queen. Miss Rose and members of 'her km rimontai r.rW?nM-i-
court are pictured above. Reading from left to right they are: Lyal Boice, Corihna Gant, Garnelle tlljs season and all students in
Rainey, Ramona Teijeiro, Ida Winstead, Louise Camp, Anita De Monseigle, Elizabeth Keeler, Miss terested in taking part are re
Rose, Patty Penn, Virginia Burd, Helen Pritchard, Virginia Hodges, Julia Folsom, Marguerite Mor- quested to attend the try-outs
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G
oeds Hold May Fete Today
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DuFour Sent
To Tennessee
Hill Pageant
May Adopt Festival
To Replace Old
Senior Week
Tir
IfiaV vrtJl Y Oie There may not be the annual
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- oemur vveeK. iesuviues next.
On 1 ll UrSdaV spring if Bob duFour has a sue
cessiul trip to Chattanooga,
Tenn., next Tuesday, financed
by dollars ivoted him for expen
ses by the class of '38.
.DuFour, deputy for president
of the rising senior class, Joe
Patterson, will witness the Uni
versity" Of ' Tennessee's" noted
hillside pageant which annually
attracts over 10,000 spectators.
New Possibilities
Rube Graham's executive
committee on its last bit of offi
cial business granted Patter
son's request for expense money
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Parker's committee'on structure v Htuui
and powers will appear on the
editorial page of tomorrow's
Smart Initiates !
Learn Alphabet
Wetherbee Teaches Phi Beta
Kappas First Essentials
The 46 scholars who
were just about to receive
their new Phi Beta Kappa
keys Thursday night were
huddled in a dark little
room to the right of the hall
where Robed Dr. Wilson'
arid Robed Louis Shaffner
were rehearsing the cere
mony. "Now all of you 46 march
in here in alphabetical or
der, just as I read it to you
a while ago," snapped Vice:
President Don Wetherbee,
also in black. "'
"Can you-all understand
that?" he ended, eyeing the
46 brilliants. -
Theme Tells
Of Sacrifice
ToPaganGod
for them on Tuesday afternoon,
I at 4 o'clock.
Marion Hartshorn has writ
ten a tragedy of the color-line
called "By Any Other Name
I which will head the last bill.
Charlotte Wright will produce
her story of a "Children's Love
Triangle." For this play several
junior actors will be needed.
Date
From Sullen' Earth," a play
of rural South Carolina, by
Symbolizes Propitiation Frank Durham, and "Earth
Of Spring God By Treading Stars," a travelers' aid
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tut: utuci yiayo uu uiie urn.
This afternoon at 4 :30 o'clock The plays will be preformed
m tne ArDoretum university on rTiaay evening, May zts. Due
co-eds will present the second
annual May Day celebration.
With its theme taken froni the
rites nearly all primitive nations
employ to celebrate the turn of
the season, the pageant will tell
in dance the story of the propi
tiation , of -the, spring god by. the
most beautiful of the village
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Five Students
Wounded In
Auto Wreck
Governor Hoey To Talk
At Graduation Of
1937 Class
Is 142nd Ceremony
The 142nd commencement
program of the University, June
6-8, was issued yesterday by J.
M. Saunders of the alumni of
fice, with Dr. Paul Dwight
Moody, Governor Clyde R. Hoey,
and President Frank P. Gra
ham as the notables scheduled
to participate in the exercises.
At 10:30 o'clock Sunday
morning, June 6, seniors in their
caps and gowns will gather at
the old well from which they
will march to Memorial hall and
listen to the Baccalaureate ser
mon of Dr. Paul Dwight Moody,
president of Middlebury college.
Concert
rOn the afternoon of the same
day, Earl A. Slocum of the mu
sic department will conduct a
band concert under Davie Pop
lar and Joseph Hadyn will pre
sent "The Seasons," an oratorio,
in Hill Music hall that night at
8:30 o'clock.
Class day and parent's day
will be on Monday, June 7.
The president's and dean's re
ception for degree candidates
will be the principal event that
morning. Seniors and their
parents will lunch at Swain hall
at 1 p. in. .where dean R. B.
House will speak.
Playmakers
The Carolina Playmakers will
present a program of folk plays
O f A orifl Qt m Art alnmni
maidens who is chosen to be sac- Three Are In Hospital cepti0n and 'ba,i in the Tin Can
will close the day's program. .
Daily Tar Heel.
The issue has just emerged
from a discussion campaign in
fraternity and dormitory meet
ings.
N. Y. Alumni
Meet May 20
new senior class here to attempt
a similar form of pageantry to
replace' the old "Senior Week."
From the recent visit to
Chapel Hill of student leaders at
Tennessee Patterson learned of
the colorful affair and its singu
lar popularity there.
Girl Faints
At Drama Of
rificed to him.
rm
inere will De nine aances m
tne pageant, including a pro
logue and epilogue. Christine
After Collision
Last Night
Last night about 7 :30 o'clock
Maynard's class of faculty chil- five miles from Chapel Hill on
dreh will assist in the dances, the Durham highway, five Uni-
A large platform has been versity students were injured
erected in the Arboretum for wnen tne automoone m wnicn
the celebration. On the summit thev were riding collided with a
I7WJi J?7W of the nlatform will stand the Ford pick-up truck, containing
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Concluding the commence-
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Runaway Pig .
Flees Chi O
Chicken Coop
French Department To Re-enact
Gory Play At 8 O'clock
Tonight
Spring god in brilliant costume. two men neadd Ior napel mu.
The High priestesses will be The students injured are Jack Young" Grunter Gets Into Black.
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dressed in briffhtlv colored robes i'ustiiniK, iresnman tennis star
and the gowns of the court are and dnver of the students car,
soft shades of chiffon with a Buick coupe, suffered lacera-
Green Paint; A. T. O.'s -Try
To Catch It
in
Spectators at the French de
partment's farce-horror play
program last night were not sur-
Last Grail Dance
HonOrS NeW Men prised when Miss Dorothy Pit-
tach, special student, fainted af-
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long capes. itions aoout Dotn nanus out was
At the opening of the pageant reported resting comfortably m
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By Nancy Schallert
Upon report from co-ed Dot
Snyder that a "mythical beast-'
was at large in the woods be-
House And Saunders
Will Make Talks
Lew
Gogerty. Plays
Can Tonight
In Tin
R. B. House, dean of adminis
tration, and Maryon Saunders,
alumni secretary, were this
week chosen to represent the
University at the annual dinner
ter seeing Walter Creech's
"Fin-d'Apres-midi d'Automne,
a gory play of French blood.
After the program, when Miss
Pittach was revived, it was de
cided to enact the two plays
Wffl Beat AH
New Grail members will be
honored at the order's last dance
of the quarter tonight from 8 to
12 in the Tin Can. cmea to enact tne two piays "Tomorrow evening's Com-
T nw nncror a hi Hen- W tonignt for benefit of munitv sine will be the greatest
i mivprsirv mt. xne annual uimier "6viv i ii i j:ji. l t , i - w
of the Carolina alumni at the ry hotel orchestra will play for "" thing since the ice age
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a Durham hospital last night.
Others
James Perrotta and Martin nind Spencer hall, investigation
Schuck were also in the hospital, last luesoay reveaiea tnat a
hut thAir r.oTif?ition ronld nnf small, six-pound, pink pig had
learned. Murray Lester and invaded the Arboretum.
Kenneth Pollack, the other two un Wednesday the pig was
Says Tomorrow's SllOW students, returned to Chapel again located wandering in the
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Another 'Sing'
said
Town Hall club
city May 20.
According to
in New York
tion's recent copy of "Who's no-oreaKs lor tne may court anu
Who." containing the names and the Grail initiates.
Univer-
occupations of all the
sity alumni within a 50 mile ra- rpo rvUv rp SriAnV
L TTow VnrV ribr. there XagDy 1 Q i OpeaK
To Philosophers
Is Here Tonight
Johns Hopkins Radical Will De
bate In Hill Hall
Hill after being dismissed from front yard of the Chi Omega
the hospital. house on Franklin street. Mrs.
Dr. J. P. Jones of Chapel Hill, A. K. Kluttz, Chi O guardian,
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a passing motorist, carried the tooK tne pig unaer ner wing,
nurtured it, and placed it in the
chicken coop in her back yard.
Being very fond of the pig she
was somewhat aghast to discov-
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er tnat it naa again escaped
that evening after a lady and a
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Philosophy Club
To Eat Weiners
The student union director
explained that because of recent
overflow crowds the program
will once more be moved to Hill
music ; hall ivhere Nancy Smith Undergraduate Group Promises gentleman who wish to remain
dius of New York city, there
are now 1300 former Univer
sity graduates within that vicin
ity. This is the largest concen
tration of University alumni in
the country.
Dean House will be the princi-
will accompany the group sing
ers on the organ.
At 8 o'clock tonight in Hill A guest star will be Jimmy
music hall the University debate Applewhite, soloist, who will be
tt-jjo PKJiotiv rinhL.,-! jrtv4. accompanied ny mariie usner
i iicjci ciaiiiuiLC Aiuvuvi'&i t viuw r.Minr.il win 1 1 1 hnh r i i. l iir.iiiii tin i - -- - - -
To Hear Psychologist sit-down strilcp featuring as a
Broadus Mitchell,
economist of
Side Dishes At Picnic
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name rarK win De tne scene - T)iOT1
of the Undergraduate PhUoso- lxiee VjIUD JTianS
phy club's weiner roast Sunday PTF Broadcast
evening, may i , . .
The group will meet at 5 p. m. Organization Will Give Half
n, w pMfQOe,r FHeli Ssi- orator
a coxonui raaicai
ssss
JV' cation" will feature the last reg- Professor William Olsen of
jty of the ldUU aiumni. ular meeting of the Undergrad- the debate council last night had
xn t i iiaA Philnsonhv club next a' communication notifying of
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Those confined to the Univer- Thursday in Graham Memorial. J. M. Broughton's inability to
a... w xroQtorjiv wre Off icers for the next year will appear as Mr. Mitchells oppo-
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P T) Morrow, discussed ior next iaii. ah in- nent xvaicig" lawyer auu iwuiu
Clement
"back, N. A. Bergs,
The University sophomore -was
recently acclaimed lor , a spec
ial number wfth Sammy Kaye's
orchestra during the Jumor-
Senior dance set.
- "D. H. H."
Ivev stated yesterday that
"D. H. H. will form half of a
duo and Charles Anderson of the
commerce will be
half." Somebody
means.
m iront of Graham Memorial
and if inclement weather pre
vails entertainment of some sort
will be provided.
Hour Concert Sunday
Following up its radio broad
casts, concerts m and out of
Although weiners will be the Chapel Hill, tours, and a dance,
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icavuic ui cxic icpdSky piciiijr vj- i - --j o x
side dishes and drinks will be sent a half hour broadcast over
the other "vauaoie, accoramg to tnose m siauuu "iix;" "k" "wui
asked bim cnarge. lu.on.p.iu.uua,.
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attend whether or not tney are ciation, wm- ue repiaceu an momca," replied rete. iuioer- .r - . - t ' .; " . ,
t oTiTlMiTi.ri Qtw .- -w. some memhers 01 tne ciUD. icainumuera.
Bodenhimer, K. W.
Dr. Kenneth Wood.
Spivey and
philosophy, students.