SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1946
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Senior
Bail To
Be Given June
7
in .M. Building
To Give Women To Live
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Students To Pu
In Class Prefere
Affair To Spotlight
Prima's Orchestra
Ticket sales for the gala 1946 Sen-
ior Ball, featuring Louis Prima from
10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, June 7, at
the Intramural Building, will be open-
ed to seniors Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Friday.
Seniors may purchase tickets by
presenting their own University iden-
'U' Riding Clubs
Shponsor Show
Despite the rain, the twenty-second
annual University Horse Show was
held yesterday in the indoor arena
at Golfside Stables.
The Crop and Saddle Trophy was
won by Carol Straehley with Nancy
Gillette, second and Jeanne Acker-
man, third. Pat Peter was presented
the Dr. James Bruce award which
is given annually to the Crop and
Saddle member whose riding has
improved most during the year.,
Rosemary Shoetz won first place in
the University Women's Riding Club
class. Barbara Brady was second and|
Delight Scoville, third. First place
in the Boots and Spurs class was won
by Keith White with Calvin Blair,
second and James Land, third.
The University class for beginners
was won by Edythe Font. Sue Karech'
was second and Katherine Lamley,
third. Verne Edgler won first; Esther
Blauer, second; and Ruth Livingston,
third in the University class for in-
rchase Tickets Independents'
,nce System Petitions Due
tification card between 10 a.m. and5 O n W ednesday
p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at the'
main desk of the Union. Tickets will
be sold to seniors only from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Friday at the Union, Lea- of Assembly Recognition Night, which
gue, and on the Diagonal. All stu- annually honors independent women.
dents will be able to procure tickets are due at noon Wednesday in the
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, June Undergraduate Office of the League.
3, through Friday, June 7, at the
Union, League, and on the Diagonal. Petitioners must include definite'
Identification cards must be present- plans for a theme, according* to
ed by all students. Jeanne Clare, Assembly president.1
Accomplishment Theme Chosen Positions open to independent coedsl
. ''0include general chairman, assistant
"We came, we saw, we conquered" chairman, scholastic .honors chair-
is the pertinent theme chosen for man, patrons chairman, publicity
the dance and decorations will be chman, parefemns chairman,lcti
based on the idea of accomplishment.rtickets chairman, assistant ticketshim ,
Exact plans will not be revealed be- chairman, programs chairman, decor-
fore the ball. Programs, which will ations chairman and activity honors
be distributed as favors, will simulate n chairman.dy
military discharge papers.
Part of Ferry Field will be con- Only juniors and seniors may peti-
tion for the post of general chair -
verted into a terrace and tables will man, and the other positions are
be provided for open air refreshments open to any eligible independent c-
and dancing. The dance will be eds. Miss Clare stated that women
semi-formal owing to the scarcity should sign for an interview at theE
of male formal attire, but men who time they turn in their petitions.
own tux are urged to wear them by Interviewing will begin at 3 p.n.
Dick Ford, general co-chairman. Wednesday in the Assembly Office.
Prima Will Be Spotlighted The Assembly Office is open from
Louis Prima, the gravel-throated 3 to 5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wed-
trumpeter, will be spotlighted on the nesday and Thursday and any ques-
bandstand, with Lilyann Carol tak- tions concerning Recognition Night
ing vocal honors. Combining modern will be answered during those hours.
swing idiom and old style New Or- A list of duties for each office will
leans jazz, Prima has promised to be posted in the Undergraduate Of-
please both sweet music votaries and fioe and further information may be'
jazz fans at Senior Ball. A master obtained from the League President'sI
showman in his own right, Prima Reports in the League Library andr
assures an evening of laughs as well in the League Social Director's Office.
as danceable music.;
Navy
Farewell Ball
At
Willow Run
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Giroduates Will Be Honored The Office of the Dean of Women
By Guests During Intermission that arrangements have
been completed to secure a dormitory
Jess Stacy and his fifteen-piece or- for the use of women students, chief-
chestra, with Lee Wiley to supply ly veterans, at Willow Run.
the vocals, will be at the Navy Fare- This dormitory, which will accom-
well Ball to play smooth and swing modate 72 students, will be open for
dance arrangements for the members
cf the Naval Unit and their guests. the fall term of 1946. The rooms are
The ball, which is to be presented all singles and furnished. There will:
from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday, be a lounge in the lobby for women
in the Rainbow Rcem of the students, and all residents will have
Union, will be the final social function laundry privileges. There will be a
scheduled for the Navy men and Mar- rsdn ietrfrtedrioy
ines on campus. Tickets for the event resident director for the dormitory.
are still available at the West Quad. Although rental agreements for!
Elaborate decorations based on a this dormitory will be completed with
farewell theme have been planned Federal Public Housing authorities,
and will be kept a secret until the The Office of the Dean of Women
dance. will make initial referral after being
Stacy and his orchestra have notified that a woman student, eligi-
promised the best in popular dance ble to live in Willow Run, has been
music for the event. Jess StacyvadmittedetonteU eriyiAn
formerly played with Benny Good.- wmnvtrnsitrse in living
man, Bob Crosby and Tommy Dor- in Willow Run should contact the
manv Bobre s yain d o4ta lpmy o- Office of the Dean of Women.
Having
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to be worn to Senior Ball.
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to brighten yOUr breakfast, lunch,
or dinner table. These gay floral-
patterned tables cloths with match-
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r ecogntonNi h1onor s indepen-
dent coeds who have been outstand-
ing in activities, scholarship and ser-
vice and is one of the highlights of
women's activities during the fall
semester.
House Presidents
To Attend Meeting
There will be a meeting of the
house presidents of league houses
and dormitories at 5 p.m. Tuesday
at the League for the purpose of
discussing student' participation in
the famine drive.
A member of the Famine Commit-
tee will be on hand to explain the
future plans of the organization and
the role that student houses will play
in the drive. Every house president1
is urged to attend this meeting int
order to carry back the vitaltinfor-
miation to the women in her house.
Petitioning for offices will also bet
discussed at this meeting.
I-iy utoe venturing into e s ti
trade with a band of his own.
Stacy's wife, and featured vocal-
ist with the orchestra, Lee Wiley,
is one of the formost blues vocal-
ists in the ccuntry. One of her
more recent performances was a
series of programs with Paul White-
man's orchestra.
Stacy, noted for his modern,
piano stylings, who has won the
Downbeat Poll title of outstanding
pianist for seven straight years will
be spotlighted at the keyboard.
During intermission senior cere-
monies and the Grand March will
be held. Those graduating will re-
ceive honors from their guests for
the dance. The seniors will perform
the march in honor of the winning
company in the competitive drills.
The buffet supper originally plan-
ned for Memorial Day has been post-
poned until June 21. - The date for
the Open House at North Hall has
also been changed and will be pre-
sented a few days before commence-
ment.
WAA Notices
Play-off games in the WAA Soft-
ball Tournainent will not be played
this week, according to Lucille Sheetz,
softball manager.
Games will be scheduled for the
following week in the A and B tourn-
aments, with Kappa Kappa Gamma
playing Collegiate Sorosis in the A
class, and Mosher vs. Delta Delta
Delta in the B tournament.
Ping pong games in the tournament
must be played off by Tuesday so
that participation points may be
awarded to winners for Lantern
Night.
The schedule of the matches to
be played is posted on the bulletin
board in Barbour Gym, and coeds
participating in the tournament
should consult the schedule and ar-
range matches with their opponents.
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