PACE SIX
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1?53
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By Deenie Schoeppe
In a supreme effort to pass His
tory 49, your tired society editor
is at last giving up the ghost and
turning this column of pinnings
that never were, parties that never
existed, and just general falsifica
tions to the succeeding isociety
editor. Please, let's keep the honor
code in mind when she calls for
news.
There'll be a general desertion
of the campus in favor of Myrtle,
Wrightsville and just any place
that isn't Chapel Hill this week
end. Pika's will go to Wrightsville.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gay
Manor of Myrtle Beach will be the
Chi Phi's.
ATO's will also be at Myrtle for
their annual beach weekend.
The Phi Kappa Sigs are now
letting the news out that they
had a combo last Saturday till
4 a.m.
The pinning of Beta President
Stan Sturm, Greensboro, and Grace
Gordon, Chi O from Spray, is
much big news this week.
Pi Phi's entertained all fratern
ities at a study break last night.
This study break seems to be
the rage. The KD's will have one
next Wednesday after chapter
meeting. '
The Lambda Chi's gave a party
at Hogan's yesterday (if it didn't
get completely rained out) for the
ADPi's.
Beer and baseball will be the
main attraction at the SPE's annual
hilarity, Charlie's Day, at Hogan's
Saturday. Six chapters within the
state will gather for the party
which sounds like it ought to be
great.
St. A's and neighbors across the
street, the Tri Delts, will have a
beer party Tuesday night.
Sigma Chi's aren't having par
ties somebody else is. They're en
tertaining their candidates for Sig
ma Chi queen and court at many
little social functions, the last at
Hogan's the next at Watts'.
Pi Lams will honor their mothers
on Mother's Day (reminder: a
week from Sunday) with a party
and lunch at the house. Corsages
will be given to all mothers there.
Kappa Sigs have sort of formed
a liking for Hogan's Lake and will
party out there again this week
end.
The Ugly Club was feted with a
party at the Phi Gamma Delta
house Sunday.
More pins being passed around.
Joan Deutsch, Chi Omega from
Louisville, Ky, surprised everyone
by getting pinned to Deke, repeat,
Deke, Buds Mulroy, Springfield,
Mass.
The Monogram Club will enter
tain the Pi Phi's next Tuesday
with a party at Hogan's.
KA's will probably go to Myrtle
Beach. .
The ATO's serenaded Chi O and
Pi Phi pin-ups Tuesday night.
Alpha Gams will also entertain
all fraternities at a study break
next Wednesday.
Beta's say Tom Woo ten of Fay
etteville is pinned. Must be so.
To Kay Lumbard.
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Carroll Named
To Top Post
Dean Thomas H. Carroll of the
School of Business Administration
was elected Secretary-Treasurer of
the American Association of Col
legiate Schools of Business at the
35th Annual Meeting of that or
ganization at Louisiana University
recently.
Dean Carroll has served for a
number of years as a member of
the Executive Committee of the
Association and during the past
year was also Chairman of its
Standards Committee. In addition.
he is a representative of the Asso
ciation to the American Council on
Education.
Dr. Willard Graham, professor
of accounting in the University,
was one of the principal speakers
at the meeting. He spoke on "Ex
ecutive Development Programs."
Dr. Graham is developing, with
the assistance of his colleagues at
the School of Business Administra
tion, an executive program for the
University of North Carolina. He
was the founder and director of
the Executive Program of the Uni
versity of Chicago prior to his ap
pointment in Chapel Hill effective
September 1952.
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TEP's Have Houseparty
In Honor Of Graduates
Omega Chapter of Tau Epsilon
Phi will hold its annual Spring
Houseparty in honor of the grad
uating members this weekend. ;
This afternoon there will be an
informal cocktail party at the
house, followed by a cabaret party.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
a party at Hogan's Lake, followed
by a formal banquet and dance at
the Carolina Inn.
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EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8:30
3 PIECE COMBO
12:00
Cover 1.25 per couple Beer 35c draft or bottle
Subject to 20 Federal Cabaret Tax
PICTURED ABOVE ARE the sponsors for Alpha Eta of Theta
Chi's annual Dream Girl dance this weekend. The girls are (top, left
to right) Miss Jean Green, Southern Pines, with James R. Warren, N.
Charleston, S. C, president; Miss Barbara Moore, Hickory, with Clin
ton T. Andrews, Jr., Hickory, vice-president; Mrs. Alan R. Perry
with Alan R. Perry, Chapel Hill, past president; (Second row, left to
right) Miss Nancy Fox, Chatham, Va., with Jack L. Seism, Pelham,
pledge marshal; and Miss Millie Anderson. Long Beach, Calif., with
Robert Osborne, Greensboro, social ft?frmTV
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get more use, comfort
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particularly when
they're ours.
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Modern Dance
Recital Slated
Sunday Night
The Modern Dance Group will
present a recital Sunday night at
8:15 in Memorial Hall. The public
is invited and admission is free.
All of the numbers have been
composed by the students partici
pating in the program. Janet
Green, Chapel Hill, is president J
of the Dance Group. Other mem
bers are Martha Boyle, Alton, Illi
nois; Sara Kate Davis, Graham;
Claire Frank, Mount Airy; Mary
Lee George, Asheville; Jean Hayes,
Durham; Thomas Hopkins, Reids
ville; Joan Mathis, Carthage; Mrs.
Dorothy McLain, Chapel Hill;
Barbara Mumaw, Charlotte; Mar
ion Smith, Baton Rouge, La.; and
Diana Whittinghill, Chapel Hill.
The program is as follows:
Opening Dance, 17th Century
tunes; Ritual, Percussion; Ballads:
Black is the Color, Red Rosey
Bush, Hard Times Blues; Sand
storm, Grofe; Matrix, Moussorg
sky; Three Part Inventions, Bach;
For the children: The Jabber-
wocky. The Akhond of Swat, The
King's Breakfast; Theme and Vari
ations, Moyer; Tropical, Gould;
Barcarolle from the Sebastian Bal
let, Wenotti.
The director of the Dance Group
is Miss Ruth I. Price, Department
of Physical Education and Athlet-
Teacher Group
Names Jenkins
Wilmer M. Jenkins of the Uni
versity School of Education was
recently named a member of the
Association for Student Teaching
executive committee at a meeting
in Charlotte.
The meeting was arranged by
Dr. Dorothy McCuskey of the Uni
versity School of Education, state
representative of the National
Association for Student Teaching.
ics. Mrs. Manly Wellman is ac
companist and Mr. John Bonnitz
is the technician for the performance.
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