SUNDAY, APRM 19, 1954

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Maize Team Captures

Michifish Program Will Honor Dr. Bell

Members of the Maize Team of
Frosh Weekend took top honors
last night for their presentation
of "aMAIZ-in PURSE-onalties,"
given Friday in the League.
' The theme of "aMAIZ-in
PURSE-onalities" featured the
story of a University coed. The
winning floorshow cast, under the
direction of Meridelle Knights and
Sally Ann Miller, chairman and
assistant chairman, revealed the
mysteries of a women's purse
through original songs and dances
Sally Wilkinson was general
chairman for the Maize Team.
Elizabeth Metcalf took the lead
in the floorshow, "Pamela's Per-
sonality Party," as Pamela, with
supporting roles by many other
freshmen women, including Nancy
Marsh, playing Isabelle.
In the show, Miss Metcalf's ma-
jor subject of study was radio-ac-

Honoring the life of Dr. Mar-
garet Bell, Chairman of the Wom- will review the high points of her dance, complete with black leo-
en's Physical Education Depart- life in their water show. tards is also represented.
ment, at their water show, Michi- Narrated by Donna Hoffman, During the war years, Dr. Bell
fish, WAA swimming club, will the program begins with a re- was in charge of the physical fit-
present two more performances at minder that Dr. Bell always loved ness programs at the University
tive isotopoes, which she soon 3 and 5 p.m. today at the new swimming as a little girl. A "dive" for the U. S. Army. "Waltzing
changed for charm and personality women's pool. by Anne Linda Hatcher will open Bugle Boy" forms the background
through the beauty secrets of Th first fo' e f the the program, for a routine involving exercises.
"Pamela's "amazing purse." When Th;DrBelsmdclcolyas
she gained her diploma for an program took place yesterday at Dr. Bell's medical school years The new pool that Dr. Bell has
s main pernipy"mh frci the dedication of the pool. Tick- are represented by a trio, approp- worked so hard for, offers many
ed a real wooden shoe, one of the ets for the shows are free and are riately dressed in "boney" cos- opportunities for synchronized
Maie Tam' sybol, a a oodavailable at the pool. tumes, swimming to "Dry Bones. simn.Tredmntain
Maz Tassybls sa odHer study in Vienna was featur-tohemscf "Baia," "Brho
Presewo soon valbntinghetri bute to Dr. Bell um shseumnsicnnowairth ' saof
luck omen. The show was given reets tribue Bel ed by "Tales from the Vienna the Blues" and "Tawny," prove
in the form of a radio broadcast. for her efforts to acquire a pool Woods," while her love for fishing the point.
The Maize team captured first is represented by Marian Charvat
place after a close decision by and Margaret Lord, Mchifish Cappedsin colors designating;
judges Susan Riggs, president ofI manager, as sparkling white fishy. their class, Michifish membersj
the League; John Baity, president i'kAAA amInsit Ina1923, Dr. Bellversty.ted a po- will conclude their program de-
l of stona the University. ounilan At this picting one of the Lantern Night
of the Interfraternity Council an time a baseball game featured highlights, formation of a giant
women I bloomers and middy "M" to the music of "The Victors."
manager of the League. The judges LEAGUE COUNCIL - All old mblouses Michifish remember this
felt that "aMAIZ-in PURSE-onal- and new members of the League to the tune of "Take Me Out to
ties" was "outstanding in original- Council are urged to attend work- the Ball Game."
ity and presentation." shop sessions from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Dancing with scarves was popu-
Paul McDonough and his or- and from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Tuseday lar then and the idea of swim- HOW'D YOU LKE TO.
chestra provided music for dancing in the League. Special problems ming was an old fashioned idea
both nights of Frosh Weekend in edarious committees will be of "hang your clothes on a hick-
the League Ballroom. ds, , , ory limb, but don't go near the
SENIOR PANHEL-There will fashioned water ballet to the mu-
be an important meeting of the sic of the "Surrey with the Fringe
i ,I- I Panhellenic Association at 4:30 on Top."

OPEN MONDAY UNTIL 8:30 P.M.
flFTER-Ef4STER Sf4LE
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p.m. tomorrow in the League. All Equipped with balloons, Michi-
members and new delegates are fish members hail one of the big-
asked to attend the meeting. gest contributors to the new pool,
* * * Michigras.
TENNIS CLUB-Members of the Members of, the men's varsity
Tennis Club will meet at 4:20 to- swimming team will help hail
morrow on the Palmer Field Matt Mann, retiring University
courts. Coeds who are still inter- swimming coach, followed by a
ested in joining the club are urged racing exhibition.
to contact their house athletic The I-M Building was opened
managers or contact Joan Hy- to women and the Co-Rec square
man, NO 2-3119. dance came to the fore. Modern

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Lt. Grady L. Friday and
Aviation Cadet Selection
Detachment No-403 are
visiting the University of
Michigan from April 26 to
April 30. He will be avail-
able on the third floor of
the Union Buildin from
desiring further informa-
tion on career opportuni-
ties in the Air Force.

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