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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1943
effy Smith Selected Queen
Of Yack; Crowned At Dance
Betty Smith, sponsored in the
annual Yackety Y&ck beauty con
lesi by the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity, was crowned beauty
queen of J 9 10 last night at the
German Club danee in Woollen
gymnasium. ...
The " queen, chosen with her
court by Al Capp, creator of the
Ll'l Abncr romic strip and found
er of the -annunl Sadie Hawkins'
Day, was crowned with a wreath
of orchid". Orchid corsages were
Riven to the 15 members of the
beauty court, presented also dur
ing , intermis5ion-time ;at the
dance'
Members of the court and their
sponsors arc: Barbara Mclntyre,
Old East Dormitory; Betty Lo-
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'wtmwwvwy Ross, Chi Omega sorority; Nancy
J Norwood, Phi Delta Theta frater
; iity; Lillian La wing, Alpha Tau
A Dmega; Audrey Donnan, Chi Phi:
;ey, Spencer Dormitory; Betsy
iety Ann Yowell, Chi Psi.
Nancy Fraser, Beta Theta Pi;
jaxoi vudih, vipna ueiia n, &ss 4'w
tfitzi Verra, Smith Dormitory; 1 f
' lOuTse Robbiris, ' Pi Kappa Phi; i f
lillie Harrell, . Kappa Alpha;
; er.n ' Frances Caraher, Kfeppa
igma; Carolyn Bishop, Phi Kap
ja Sigma;" and Joyce Richert,
Sigma Chi.
Al Capp wrote to Yackety Yack
editor, "It is easier; to draw a
daily comic strip than to judge
a beauty contest of the calibre of
yours. I only wish I could meet
the Queen and her Court per
sonally (sob!)"
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In Memorial Hall Tom
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By Ben James j campus.
Sound and Fury's Urbz pro-! He found the music, gobs of
duction of this season, "Oh, Bury jit, in a collection of numbers by
Me Not," will open a two-day ! the talented Frank Matthews.
who gives an excellent interpu
tation. Cusvy's licit t xperif iT i in f.
recti ns ws for a rnu: :vi onic-iv
run tomorrow night in the Mem-(Barker then contracted Mike Cas- j oone by the ".S -,.?
orial Mali. Curtain time is o cy lo take charge. Cssey did take j Jnivr,,;ly of Noire '.,
o'clock. ' - charge .'. fjut,'.", after . casting .ard j-n.? hi;; iiiidersr.:(iut
The show, a musical, will be ! planning the ' set for the show,'- WilUa". Col!' 4 .', in
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presented against a western back
ground, with the action taking
place in a wild west saloon.
of the production is that tae show,
unlike most of its S & F pre
decessors, has been completed in
production prior to ope"hing night.
Probably most of the credit for
providing the campus with a
iinished product is due Mike Cas
ey, the director for this show,
who has done everything from
playwrighting to set designing.
Indeed, Mark Barker, president
of S & F was looking for a "boos
ter' musical to booster his organ
ization's dramatic standing on the
found that no book had been j scttes, he v,e:- nr;--;:f-f;nt of the
written. j rnulic totietv, "dp ami Hrlis."
After learning that a script Ik d 1 nd si- ' i t. nt d i ,-'tr fr
th.r.n-h iht S & F . tvo :e:r;- vl Ihc Ad -r.s Meisw.vid
LOVELY BETTY SMITH, pictured above, was crowned beauty
queen of 1949 last, night at the German Club dance in Woollen
Gymnasium. Sponsored by the Kappa Sigma fraternity, the queen
was selected by Al Capp. creator of the famous comic strip, "Li'l
Abner." The contest is sponsored annually by the Yackety Yack.
'Beat Doolc Partying
Slated By Fraternities
department but that no wiit'rg
had yet been done on it, Casey j
set to work and turned out in one
weekend a choice series of gags
and all the other things that go ;
into a good comedy script. He;
built the show around the f abu-
lous character of Diamond Lil j
the part of which incidentally, I
is being played by Flossie Wolfe,
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Fraternity parties, banquets,
and open houses were highlights
of the social activities in the Uni
versity fraternity chapters in
Carolina's traditional : big "Dodk
weekend" style.
The Alpha Tau Omega frater
nity held a party after the game
at Lloyd's Barn for members and
their dates exclusively. The
ATO's formal pledging ceremony,
new pledges and was open to all
students.
I The Chi Psi fraternity held an
open house in the Chi Psi lodge
Friday night.
: The Chi Phi's honored their
Duke brothers at a buffet supper
Saturday night after the Duke
Carolina game.
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Coates; Henry Allen Tate, Jr.,
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which was conducted last week, I Gafney, S. C.; and James Estes
was receeded by a banquet, at Willingham, Asheville, were re
which Assistant Dean of Men Cox cently initiated into the. Chi Phi
of Duke University was guest fraternity
speaKer. The newly elected pledge class
Delta Kappa Epsilon enter- officers of Theta Chi are as fol-
tained fraternity members and lows; Ed McLeod) president from
their dates with a breakfast at Maxter; Ray McCaskill, vice-
me lgratermty nouse ionowmg president ..from Pine Bluff; Son
me-aance Tiiuay m6m. incw ny Cockrell secretary, from
pledges were honored last night Nashville; and Don Maynard,
at a party given in the Legion treasurer, from Garden City, New
nut. -i ne ueKes aiterwaras mei York
, . . Harold Hewell, from Green
8Ct-W6F--v . ; viUe s. r Was. recently elected
The Phi Kappa Sigma f rater- prcsident, replacing Marvin ; Lee
mty sponsorea a concert atur- of Hopewell, Va.; who is leaving
aay nignt,. spotngnting J?ranK Carolina at the end of this quar
wngnt ana tne cuii uity iNigniter
Hawks band of Durham. The
concert was held in honor of the
BSU To Plan
For Banquet
On Holiday
Plans for the aririual Thanks
giving Banquet, to be given in
honor of foreign students at the
University by the Baptist-Student
Union, will be completed by the
student group at their weekly
meeting at 6 o'clock tonight in
the Baptist Church. Methodist
and Episcopal students at the
University will hold weekly sup
per program meetings tonight at
6 o'clock in the in the dining room
of the Methodist and the Parish
House of the Episcopal Church,
respectively.
The Baptist's Thanksgiving
Banquet, to which all students
will be welcome, will be held
Tuesday evening at 6: 30 in the
Church dining room. Tickets to
the affair may be obtained at the
Y building for $1.
Dr. H. Shelton Smith, profes
sor of American Religious
Thought at the. Duke Divinity
School, will speak to members
of the Wesley Foundation on
"Blessed Trinity."
The Baptist Student Union will
entertain the Baptist student
group from the Woman's Col
lege at their supper meeting to
night. Monte Howell and Peggy
Martin will render special music
at the entertainment.
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