SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, imZ
THE DAILY TAR HEEL,
Campus
By Mary He
According to the calendar it's
February 2, and on campus comes
the old, familiar cry "Operation
Beach."
Leading the procession are the
Dekes and Chi Phi's, who are
welcome to the title of being
"fustest with the mostest," Burr
. . . Chi Phi's and dates will in
vade Myrtle Beach, while the
Dekes have chosen Wrights ville
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SPONSORS FOR THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA pledge dance held
last night at the Carolina Inn, are Miss Jane Kottmeier of Orlando,
Fla. with Pledge Class President Nick Hart of Honolulu, Hawaii,
bottom, row (left to right), Miss Jean Johnson of Atlanta, Ga.
with Secretary-Treasurer Tom Adler of Leonia, N. J., and Miss
Concha Martone of Fairlawn, N. J. with Vice-President Charles
Itotta of Fairlawn, N. J. '
St Valentine's Day Theme Used
For Alpha Tau Omega Formal
.Cupid reigned supreme last
night when Alpha Delta chapter
ot Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
held its annual pledge dance at
the Carolina Inn.
Two giant red hearts, wreathed
with whlte-sp:rayed pine boughs'
and centered ; with the Greek
letters of the fraternity, were
used at either end of the ball
room. Twenty . miniature hearts
bearing the names of the pledges
were displayed around the walls.
Completing the St. Valentine's
themo were red and white
streamers used, on the chandeliers
and bandstand.
Music for the formal dance,
which, was held from 9 until 12
o'clock, was furnished by Frank
Settlemyer and: his orchestra.
Invited guests for the evening
included 1 campus ' housemothers,
-and alumni of the fraternity. The
fraternity was -assisted in enter
taining by Mrs. Nell Justice,
housemother.
White ' gardenia corsages y tied
with; fred7 ancl ; silver ribbon and
miniature fraternity paddles were
presented i ; o. ., the dates of the,
pledges. ' J's . ':i i
Following the dance, actives,
pledges and dates returned to the
cliapter house for a midnight
- breakfast.. Pledge . Weekend f es
(tvities will be resumed this: even--ing
with a, banquet at tjiechapter
house, 1 and !al 'party at! Sm'ith's
:;n!r: ' ,,!:;:.'::
Collection
s
Boddie
as headquarters.
Beach, while the Dekes have
We'll give the Sigma Chi's
credit for wanting to be first,
anyhoo. Last Saturday the halls
of Alpha Tau resounded with the
beach' - yell, but for numerous
reasons the troops just couldn't
make it. Instead they brought the
beach to the Sigma Chi bar, and
the remains of said sandpiles are
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Members of the 1952 pledge
class and their dates are President
Nick Hart, Honolulu, Wawaii with
Jan Kottmier, Orlando, Fla.j Vice
President Charles Motta, Fair
lawn, N. J., with Concha Martone,
Fairlawn, N. J.; Secretary-Treasurer
Tom Adler, Leonia, N. J.
with Jeari Johnson, Atlanta, Ga.;
Ted Bondi, Genesea, N. Y. with
Peggy Fox, Charlotte; David
Cooper, Washington, D. C. with
Ann Bowie, Marlboro, Md.; Pete
Darlington, Bridgeport, Pa. with
Titzi Matthews, Suffolk, Va.
R. B. Fitch, Chapel Hill, with
Marilyn Habel, Chapel Hill; Bob
Flake, Rockingham with Miriam
Flake, Rockingham; Keith Grady,
Lancaster, S. C. with Clara Steele,
Lancaster, S. C; Dick Kocornik,
West Orange, N. J. with Joan
Membry, Daytona Beach, Fla.;
Hal Rollins, Rockingham with
Ruby Hodges, Raleigh; Dave
Rowe, College Park, Md. with Pat
Aydlett, Elizabeth City; Jerry
Russe.ll, Ardmore, Pa. with Linda
Smith, Charlotte; Mike Seawell,
J ackson . with; Sally- Ann Dickens,
Weldori; Austin Stevens, Smith
field, with Ella Ann Lee, Smith
field; Noel Sullivan, Chapel Hill
with Sara Rose, Chapel Hill;
George Wallin, Maple wood, N. J.
with M imi Lynch, Winstbn-Salem ;
and Iay Wilson, 'Ft. Mohrqe .Va:
with Jotq' Colev Newton'
still being : 1 tracked through the
house.
New Sigma Chi pin-up is Bon
nie Bondurant, Tri-Delt from
Winston-Salem," who wears the
white cross of brother Bob El
lington of Burlington,
Serenading of the week was
done by the ATO's who traveled
to Raleigh Tuesday night in hon
or of Laura Deane Matheson of
Ahoskie. Laura is the pin-up of
brother Roy Parker, former Edi
tor of The Daily Tar Heel. Laura
is a student at St. Mary's.
New initiates of ATO are Luke
Stephens of Orrum and Harold
Butts of Daytona Beach, Fla. Tom
Stevens of Smithneld was instal
led as chaplain of ATO last Wed
nesday. Chi Omega Aurelia Fulton, of
Walnut Cove is pinned to PiKA
Freddie Stafford of Greensboro
and State. The Chi O's enter
tained the campus fraternities
with a "study-break coffee
hour" last Wednesday night.
The Chi Psi's were hosts to the.
Alpha Gam's for dinner and a
party at the chapter house oq
Tuesday night. Tomorrow , after
noon from 4:30 until 6 the Alpha
Gam's "will hold coffee hour.
Scheduled visitor of the week
end at the Alpha Gam house is
Ann Birmingham, 51 grad and
last year's chapter president.
New S AE pledge is J eddings
Crawford of Columbia, S. C,
transfer from the Citadel. Fol
lowing the pledging, the chapter
gave a beer party in his honor.
The Pi Kappa Phi's were hosts
to Tau chapter from State fol
lowing the Carolina-State game
last Saturday. New Pi Kap pin
up is Joyce Holms of Durham,
who wears the pin of Jerry Wom
ack of Spencer. Joyce is a nurse
the Cerebral Palsy Hospital in
Durham.
Actives of Pi Lam entertained
their pledges last Saturday with
a stag beer party at the chapter
house.
Now wearing the SPE heart of
Myron Banks of Raleigh is Nancy
Hobbs of Rocky Mt. Nancy is an
ADPi and junior at Dook's Col
lege.
Linn Garibaldi, president of
Alpha Sigma of Chi Psi's alumni
asociation, was guest of honor
when the chapter held its annual
pledge banquet Thursday. Pre
ceding the dinner, cocktail hour
was observed, ,.
Chi Phi Buck Buchanan of Syl-
via is pinned to Barbara Cox of
Asheboro, junior coed;
Brothers of PiKA are having"to
split forces this afternoon in order
to attend two weddings. Guy
Rawls of Raleigh past president
and fall quarter grad, and Mary
Sutton, fall quarter grad, will be
married this afternoon in Wil
mington. Another PiKA fall quar
ter grad, Bill Craft and Joanne
Brantly will be married in
Greensboro this afternoon.
New pledges of PiKA are Ter
ry Daughtry of Key West, Fla.
and Chris Brunning of Greens
boro. Pledges of Lambda Chi will be
initiated , into membership in
ceremonies at the chapter house
tonight. Following initiation the
new initiates will be entertained
Pledges of Lambda Chi will be
initiated into membership in
ceremonies at the chapter house
tonight. Following initiations the
new initiates will be entertained
by the old actives at the chap
ter house. . A.
Phi Kap; pin-up of brother Guy
Paul Dixon of Morehead City is
Betsy Wade of Dook's Nursing
School
Announcement is made., of? the
marriage ( of ; kappa Sig'S Herb
Spugh ; a'nd' Barbara McAUisJer
of Charlotte. Barbara Was a ;sfu-
To Preside At
Mrs. J. F. Ober
Mrs., Julia - Fuqua Ober of
Norfolk, Va., national president
of Kappa Delta sorority, and Miss
Elizabeth Winston Lanier of Pet
ersburg, Va.v national historian,
of the sorority will preside at for
mal" initiation ceremonies for Beta
Chi chapter this afternoon.
Thirteen pledges of Kappa Del
ta will be initiated in ceremonies
to be held at 2 o'clock at the
chapter house, . Those being in
itiated into membership are Su
san Briggs of Asheville; Margaret
Ann Brock of Richlands; Donna
Hauck of Aberdeen, S. D.; Mary
dent at Queen's College and is
a member of ADPi.
The ADPi's will hold coffee
hour for the1 medical and dental
schools on Wednesday night fol
lowing chapter meeting.
The PiKA's were hosts to the
Kappa .Delta's, for a party on
Tuesday night at the Carolina
Club.
A special delegation from the
PiKf house traveled to Nashville
Tenn. this weedend. Why? To at
tend the Grand Olde Opry, no
less.
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KD Initiation
Miss Elizabeth Lanier
Grace Hauser of Cherry ville;
Ruth Ledford of Durham; Fran
ces McColl of Bennettsville, S.
C; Mary Schaeffer of Tuscaloosa,
Ala.; Connie Shanklin of Raleigh;
Patricia Todd of Hopkinsville,
Ky.; Anne Voorhis, Chapel Hili;
Daisy Wade of Bluefield, W. Va.;
Nancy Shotwell of Lynchburg,
Va.; and Mrs. Louise Lamont of
Chapel HilL
Following the ceremonies, a
formal banquet will be held in
the Blue Room of Lenoir Hall in
honor of the new initiates. Mrs.
Ober will deliver the main ad
dress, speaking on "What Kappa
Delta Means To Me." Seated at
the speaker's table with Mrs. Ober
will be Miss Lanier, Beta Chi
President Nancy Jordan, Vice-
President Amy Wilson, Pledge
Class President Alice Jane Hinds,
and Vice-President Ruth Ledford.
Invited guests for the banquet
include Mrs. Gordon Gray, Chapel
Hill alumnae of the sorority, and
sorority sponsors.
Recently pledged to Kappa Del
ta were Jacque Krell of Columbia,
S. C. and Louise Marks of Ashe
ville. Patricia-Medina
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