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Phi Kappa Sigma, Pi Kappa
Alpha and Sigma, Chi fraternities
announce their new initiates.
Lambda chapter' of Phi Kappa
Sigma initiated Wyatt Dixon,
Durham; Bobby Jones, Durham;
Fritz Pelone, Charlotte; 'Bill
Little, Charlotte; Wally Love,
Hickory; and Fay Culbreath,
Rutherfordtcn.
Initiated into Tau Chapter of
Pi Kappa Alpha were Williams
Morse Calvert, Norfolk, Va.; Her
man Cobb, Jr., Atlanta, Ga.;
JohnGrady Colson, Jr., Greens
boro; Frederick Eugene Kafer,
Hickory; Beverly Mason Haw
field, Washington, D. C; Arthur
Allen Madden, Columbia, S. C;
Julian Hertcl Rountree, Jr., Mt.
Airy; and Matthew Thomas Wood,
Enfield.
Initiates of Alpha Tau chapter
of Sigma Chi are Harry Ander
son, Ashboro; Walter Converse,
Spartanburg, S. C.;- Fred Dale,
Hickory; Jimmy Fox, Charlotte;
Abbfe Keyes, Greensboro; Skippy
Roddey, Charlotte; and Pete
Smitherman, Winston-Salem."
Abbie Keyes was voted the
outstanding pledge of Sigma Chi.
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Bisk Fox Named Dream Girl
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SPONSORING FOR THE ANNUAL PI KAPPA ALPHA DREAM
GIRL DANCE are, top row (left to right) the 1952 PiKA Dream
Girl Bish Fox of Roanoke, Va., with President Jim Lester of
Roanoke, Va.; Norma Williams of Wilmington with Treasurer
Benny Lee of Kannapolis; bottom row, (left to right), Isabelle
Barksdale of Clarksdale, Miss., with Secretary Clayton Jackson
of Tarboro; Dixie Andrews of Virginia Beach, Va., with Vice
President Eugene Hardin of Burlington; and Jane Adams of Char
lotte with Social Chairman Bryan Sutton of Goldsboro.
Med Fraternities
Elect New Leaders
Sigma Theta chapter of Phi j
Chi and Beta Iota chapter of !
Alpha Kappa Kappa, medical
fraternities, have elected officers
for the coming year.
Presiding Senior of Phi Chi is
Leland Averett Jr. of Oxford;
Presiding Junior Charles Herring
of La . Brange; Secretary John
Monroe Jr. of Payetteville; Trea
surer Leon Cowan of Powells
ville; Chapter Editor Fred Glover
of Charlotte; Judge Advocate
Robert Jordan Jr. of Edenton;
Sentinel Lloyd McCaskill of
Laurinburg; Interfraternity Coun
cil members Robert Tomlinson
Jr. of Wilson and Julian Alber
gotti Jr. of Charlotte.
New- officers of Alpha Kappa
Kappa, are President Alex Webb,
Jr. of Rocky. Mount; Vice-President
George Cox of Winterville;
Recording Secretary Cary Guy of
Angier; Treasurer Hugh Hem
mings of Chapel Hill; Correspond
ing Secretary James Lamm of
Mt. Airy; Marshal John Foust of
Lexington; Warden Ira Godwin"
of Wilson; Chaplain - David
Anderson of Rock Mount; His
torian Robert Brame of .Wendell;
Interfraternity Council t Repres
entatives James Lamm .and; John
Rickenbacker of Rutherf ordton.
Quarles Elected
New President
Of Phi Gam's
Bill Quarles of Rocky Mount is
the new president of Epsilon
chapter of Phi Gamma Delta.
Other officers are 'Treasurer
Joe Nelson of Rocky Mount, Re
cording Secretary Jim Dillon of
Lexington, Corresponding Secre
tary Burnie Burnstan -of Prince
ton, N. J., and Historian Jim May
nard of Burlington.
Also elected were Intramural
Manager Bill Smith of Bethel' and
his assistant George Mardre of
Windsor, University Party Repre
sentative Archer Croxton of Dan
ville, Va., University Club Rep
resentative Bill Covington of
Wagram
KD's Hold Initiation
Initiation ceremonies were held
by Beta Chi chapter of Kappa
Delta last Sunday.
Initiated were Helen Beard, Ra
leigh; "A lice Jane Hinds, St. Pet
ersburg, Fla.; Jaque Krell, Colum
bia, S. C; Louise Marks, Ashe
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Tau chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha
fraternity held its annual Dream
Girl Dance last evening at the
Carolina Inn.
Urns of magnolia leaves and
arrangements of dogwood blos
soms decorated the ballroom.
Music for the dance, which was
held from 9 until 12 O'clock, was
furnished by Frank Settlemyer
and his orchestra.
Special guests for the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. James Horton
Davis, CoL and Mrg. Jesse J.
Moorhead, and XCNR Ed French
and Miss Sallie MacNider.
Highlight of the evening fol
lowed the presentation of the
sponsors and their dates, when
the 1952 Pi Kappa Alpha Dream
Girl was announced.
Bish Fox, . junior coed from
Roanoke, Va., was named 1952
Dream Girl, and was presented
the PiKA sweetheart pin on be
half of the fraternity by chapter
President Jim Lester. Mrs. Sam
W. Craver, Jr. of Columbia, S.C.,
the former Sarah Rhodes , of
Charlotte and 1951 Dream Girl,
presented Bish a bouquet of or
chids and "lilies of the valley. -
The . 1952 Dream Girl is pres
ident, of Pi Beta Phi sorority
and attended Converse College
before coming to the University.
She was escorted by. President
Jim Lester.
Favors for theJs Dream Girl
WeeTtendh'Were gsfnet and gold
garters with the fraternity's
Greek letters stamped in gold.
Sponsors for the dance carried
bouquets ot red roses for the
figure.
Dream Girl Weekend festivi
ties began on Friday evening with
a buffet dinner at the chapter
house and party at the American
Legion Hut. Yesterday PiKA's and
dates attended the Blue-White
game, which was followed by an
informal party and dinner at the'
chapter house. Immediately after
the dance a midnight breakfast
was served at the chapter house.
DAILY CROSSWORD
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5. Stripes"
9. Nobleman
10. Put out
12. Behavior
14. Culture
medium
15. Music note
16. Plunder
18. Man's
name
19. Sum up
21. Pommeled
23. Scorch
25. Esthmus
(Asia)
26. Southeast
(abbr.)
27. Small boy
(slang:)
29. Pen point
31. Siberian .
gulf
33. Unhappy
35. Jump
38. Large,
flat dish
41. Period
of time
42. Ever (poet.)
43. Observes
45. At home
46. Check
48. Cast over
50. To revoke
(law)
52. Short lances
53. Weaver's
reed
54. Portico
(Gr. arch.)
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building
2. Skill
3. Shred of
waste silk
4. Pry
5. Exist
6. Polynesian
drink
7. Firm
8. Frightens
9. Pale red
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11. Occupation
13. Secluded
corner
17. Revolve
20. Peck
22. Claw
24. Corrosion
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28. Clubs
30. Winged
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31. Musical
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32. Sheds blood
34. Antlered
animal
36. Beard of rye
37. Gasps
39. Sprite
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