SUNDAY, MA XR 21, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 194&PAGE Sorority Pledges To Present Formal,_May]1 r3 Sorority pledge classes, under the auspices of the Panhellenic Association, have joined hands in planning their annual pledge project, a dance to be presented Saturday, May 15 in the League Ballroom. One member of each pledge class has been elected as a rep- resentative on the central com- mittee for the- dance. Some will serve as chairmen of committees while others will help the com- mittees in general. Fran Winegar and his 'Pipes of Fran' orchestra of the Cas- bah will present music for the dance. Decorations are as yet undecided, Central committee members in- clude co-chairmen Mary Stone, Delta Delta Delta, and Georgine Vallance, Delta Zeta; finance, IsNN 5, in League Helen Miranda, Zeta Tau Alpha; assistant finance, Doris Gardner, Alpha Delta Pi; tickets, Marilyn Flynn, Delta Gamma; and assist- ant tickets, Nancy Stenbuck, Alpha Epsilon Phi. Other chairmen are Illeana Lindh, Kappa Kappa Gamma, decorations; Joy Williams, Alpha Gamma Delta, assistant decora- tions; Janet Dawson, Alpha Delta Pi, publicity; and Barbara Ballan- tine, Kappa Alpha Theta, assist- ant publicity. The list concludes with Jennis Quirk, Collegiate Sorosis, floor- show; Marilyn Shingleton, Chi Omega, assistant floorshow; and Nancy Merriam, Pi Beta Phi, fa- vors. Coeducational badminton will be held from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Wed- nesday in Barbour Gym. . . jt14 l C0iJ 1" SLIDE RULE BALL COMMITTEE-Sitting, left to right, are Ken Allison, programs; Phil Stemmer, chairman; Jim Chandler, bus- iness. Those standing are Gerald Gizewski, tickets; John Smith, patrons; Karl Henion 11, publicity; Bill Squires, publicity; Don Steibel, tickets; Don Skilliter, decorations. Techni~c Presents Slide Rule Bail Sherwood To Play Amid Circus Theme; Engineer Ticket Sales Open This Week Engineers and their guests will dance beneath the giant slide rule at the annual all-campus Slide Rule Ball from 9 to 1 a.m. on Friday, April 16 at the Intramural Building. Bobby Sherwood and his band will play amid the red and white streamers which will help to carry out the 'big top' effect of the circus theme. A make-believe engineer will tight-rope walk the giant slide rule at one end while another will demonstrate the art of balancing with T-squares, triangles and blueprints. Ticket sales this week will be limited to engineers and will open to all students next week. Sales will begin Wednesday at Westl League Social Committee Calls For Volunteers By BARBARA MARTIN Are you an average coed, in- terested in meeting people and entering into campus activities? If this describes you, the Social Committee of the League is prob- ably the answer to your problems. Under the chairmanship of Bar- bara Busse, the Social Committee has charge of the Ruthven teas, furnishes hostesses for campus dances and guide service for out- of-town guests on campus. Dance Classes Dancing classes, held from 8 to 9 p.m. and 9 to 10 p.m. every Fri- day, are given in cooperation with the International Center. The So- cial Committee supplies 10 or 15 hostesses each Friday for the dances which afford coeds with an excellent opportunity for meet- ing foreign student.s The first two Wednesdays of every month at the home of Pres- ident and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven students gather to talk with faculty members and other students. The League Social Com- mittee swings into action here by furnishing hostesses for each tea. The next tea will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 14 and all stu- dents are invited to attend. Ca.mpus Guides Perhaps you are interested in escorting visitors around campus. Here, too, the Social Committee goes to work through the Guide' Service. The League Social Committee is calling all eligible second-se- mester freshmen or upperclass- men. If you are interested in any of these activities, you may call chairman Barbara Busse at 2-4514. i , 'MAKEAINE MICHIGAN': Campus Life To Be Theme of JG Play Take-offs on scenes of Michigan campus life will transform the stage of Lydia Mendelssohn The- atre into a minia7ure Ann Arbor on March 25, 26, 27 when Junior Girl's Play, "Make Mine Mich- igan" will be presented. Following a tradition that dates back to 1904, "Make Mine Mich- igan" will be given by the junior class in honor of senior women on March 25 following senior supper. In honor of a later, tra- dition dating back to 1923 JGP will be given for the public on, March 26 and 27 in Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. "Make Mine. Michigan" will feature numerous dance and musical varieties woven into a theme of Michigan campus life. The publications really get the once-over," stated Harriet Fenske, publicity director. Over three hundred junior women are I i producing in its entirety "Make Mine Michigan." The script for the production was planned by the central com- mittee and written by Martha De- lano. Lyrics were written by Mary Alice Cheney and music was com- posed by Virginia Coffin. Behind the scenes busy fingers are in the process of sewing to- gether costumes. Outside of cam- pus wear, the costume committee under the direction of Nat Elliott is creating all of the costumes. The musical scenes are un- der the direction of Pat Baum- garten, while Barbara Kelso has the choral direction and Eu- genia McCallum the dance. The scenery for the play is under the direction of Ginny Garrit- sen. Direction of the production is under the care of Pat McKenna, while Pat Hannagen is chairman. On stage, review of Michigan campus life will be made realistic by the appearance of Marilyn Scheel, Audrey Buttery, and Ruth Mollnow who will star in the play. Tickets for the public pro- duction of "Make Mine Michi- gan," March 26, 27, will go on sale Wednesday in the ticket office at Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Senior women may obtain their tickets for senior night tomorrow in Miss McCormick's office in the League. They will be $1.35 includ- ing the play and dinner. Senior women who attend must wear caps and gowns. They may be purchased at Moe's Sport Shop on N. University. The rental fee will be $7.00, $3.00 of which will be refunded when they are returned after graduation. 307 SOUTH STATE STREET THE CHARM OF SPRING This gracefully flared coat with its appealing detail echoes the enchantment of the new sea- son. In dashing shades of emer- ald, navy, grey and red which reflect the beauty of the days ahead. PURE SILK SCARVES i~m6ued edituh ne prih9 a4e4.. . $3 * PURE DYE * HAND BLOCKED * HAND ROLLED EDGES Eligible Students Urged To Sign For Michigras There will be a mass meeting for all students interested in par- ticipating on Michigras commit- tees at 5 p.m. Wednesday in the League, announced Rae Keller and Keith Jordan, co-chairman. All students who are eligible may participate on the nine com- mittees: booths, tickets, general publicity, posters, parade, pro- grams, prizes, refreshments and decorations. Committee chairman will be present to sign up 'stu- dents. WAA Notices Basketball-Jordan I and Delta Zeta will play off the semi-final game in the B Tournament at 7:10 p.m. tomorrow in Barbour Gym. Ballet--Regular meeting from 8 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in the Dance Studio of Barbour Gym. I' Engineering Arch and in the lobby of the East Engineering Building. All students may purchase tickets beginning next Monday in Uni- versity Hall, Union, League, and at various record and music shops. Slide Rule is sponsored each spring by the Michigan Technic. The dance will be formal-op- tional due to the shortage of men's formal attire. The Central Com- mittee announces that no corsages will be worn except by the guests of the committee. Centered around the ball are some of the colorful campus tra- ditions. Each year the engineers and the lawyers renew their time- honored feud, as the latter at- tempt to abscond with the slide rule. At one time Slide Rule and Crease Ball, the lawyer's annual formal, were presented on the same day and the feud relations ran rampant. I DANCE TONIGHT to Tom McNall and his Band at the DEN eight to eleven APPLICATION PHOTOS 24-Hour Service IVORY PHOTO 1030 E. University Tel. 8413 ., r , :: ,,, ::,, circle scattered and vibrant. Sizes 9-15 $45 i p* I Send an '01* . 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