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By SUSAN ANDES
Fighting off the Maryland
Terps will be the major preoccu
pation of folks on the Hill this
weekend.
Last night, however, there was
a group of people who donned
their hunting clothes and Davy
Crockett hats, let their hound
dogs out of the pound and made
arrangements with guides to lead
them to the hunting grounds.
Now the subject of the hunt that
Kappa Sigs and their dates went
on last night was coons.
Hunting ground was some
where out around the area of
the radio tower. Tonight the Kap
pa Sigs and their dates will set
tle for a little bit more conven
tional party out at Beulah's. A
combo and refreshments are on
the agenda.
The Chi Phis have a homecom
ing party scheduled, not just for
one night or the other but for
both nights, so Collie Collison
Says.
The ATOs have the Goat Hill
Country Club for tonight. Next
Up
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week they'll be entertaining the
sororities with open houses and
coffee breaks after their rush
parties are ended. v
The Betas report that Charles
Frolich of High Point is engaged
to Lucy Heilig, a former St.
Mary's girl also from High Point.
Third year med student Jim
my Glover of Nashville pinned
Harriet Conger, Chi O. from
Edenton recently. Jimmy was a
Zete in undergraduate days.
The UNC Phi Delts and the
Duke Phi Delts having had their
co-op party for the year, the
Carolina Phi Delts will have a:
cabin party tonight in Durham.
The Ugly Club got the big
weekend off to a blasting start
last night with a party out at
the Elbow Room.
The Dekes have a party sched
uled for out at the Schoolhouse
tonight. Lewis Neaves of Elkin,
Deke, pinned Edna Dillon, Tri
Delta, also form Elkin.
The Phi Gams will have their
party tonight at the Castle in
Durham.
The Phi Kaps have plans to
christen the new bar in their
house over the weekend, so that
most of their activities will be
right there this weekend. The
Phi Kaps had a beer and pret
zel birthday party the other
night for Bobby Jones.
The Sigma Nus will party at
the Elbow Room tonight; last
night they took their dates out
to the Wishing Well for a party.
The Sigma Chis had a party
last night out at the schoolhouse.
They have no organized ,party
tonight, however they will en
tertain the visiting alumni today
prior to the game. v
The Pi Lambda Phis honored
some of their members the other
night. Among those were . Dick
Leavitt, Pi Lam transfer student
from Michigan University. Arn
old Kapiloff from Winston pin
ned Phyllis Passes. ,
Phi Gam pinnings include Al
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Th 1056 Yackety Yack Beau
ty Contest will be held Nov. 3
in Memorial Hall.
The contest will be run on the
same general plan as last year's,
according to Ken Lowery and
Miss Bette Bostian, co-editors of
the Yack Beauty Section. Judg
ing will be based on symmetry
of features, carriage, poise,
gracefulness, complexion, hair
and figure, according to the co
editors. They added that no girl
who has been a member of the
Yack Beauty Court previously
acliefy
Yack
Officials Say
Students Not
Cooperating
The University's Buildings and
Grounds Committee has pointed
out that students aren't cooperat
ing to beautify the campus.
The committee said new seeding
is being trampled on, wires which
were put to as reminders are be
ing pushed down and many foot
paths have been formed on the
lawns despite the "abundance" of
brick walks.
Intensive care of the campus is
prevented by its size, said the com
mittee, but the campus appearance
as a whole is pleasing and rest
ful. If students were more coop
erative, the committee said, the
campus would be even more pleas
ing. Phelps from Washington to
Laura Woodward; Chi O from
Charlotte. Doug Crane, from
Ponte Verdre, Fla., pinned to
Jane Eagleton, Pi Phi from Sil
ver Springs, Md.
Recent Phi Gam initiates
were Sidney Smith Bradford,
Asheville; Thomas E. Capps, Wil
mington; John Girradeau Gard
ener, Rocky Mount; and Theo
polis Harper Pitt, Rocky Mount.
may enter the contest. Each or
ganization will be allowed a
maximum of five contestants,
and an entry fee of $5 must ac
company each name before a girl
may be registered, according to
Lowery and Miss Bostian. Pay
ment may be by cash or checks
payable to 1956 Yackety Yack,
they said, and mailed with the
enclosed entry form to Ken
Lowery, Chi Psf Lodge, 321 W.
Cameron Ave., or brought to the
Yack office in Graham Memorial.
The entry list will close Oct. 29,
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR PIANOS TUNED AND RE-
paired: Prompt service, free
estimate, reasonable rates. Call
Ed Potter 8-9143 or 25 Steele
Dorm.
BLACKBURNS FRUIT AND VEG-
etable Market. Opposite Ice
Plant. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.,
every day except Christmas Day.
Fresh country eggs, fruits, and
vegetables. Cold Beer 27c a can.
COMBOS (WHITE AND COLOR
ed), big bands, and variety acts
for all occasions. Colonial En
tertainment Agency. Phone
9-6102.
they added. Each girl will be
notified by letter concerning
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