TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1954 ,-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Panhellenic Association Announces the Names of New Pledges 412 Women Receive Bids After Rushing ii ll Panhellenic Association announc- ed Sunday the names of the 412 women who make up this fall's sorority pledge list. This number which was chosen from a record total of 1160 regis- tered rushees is fewer than last year's total of 520 pledges chosen from 1080 rushees. According to Marg Spindler, Pan- hellenic rushing chairman, the number of pledges has no connec- tion with the number of registered rushees since each house's quota varies from year to year. These sororities pledged the fol- lowing rushees: * * *. Alpha Chi Omega Mary Ann Baker, Jane Belbin, Janet Burwell, Patricia Carroll, Nancy Colwell, Dianne Duncan, Ju- dith Frankenfield, Jan Garrett, Mary Jane Gillespie, Mary Guern- sey, Barbara Harris, Justine Hoff- man, Eleanor Marie Hooper, Anita Hovie, Helen Jones, Sylvia Malec- ki, Margaret Morang, Cynthia Nicholas, Dorothy Ojala, Alice Rawls, Patricia Ruggles, Nancy Somers, Kay Strangways, A. Lin- nea Swansen, Ann Todd, Claudia Walter, and Rosemary Warne- muende. * * *. Alpha Delta Pi Jean Antrobius, Marie Bennett, Patricia Brophy, Catherine Carre- ro, Marjorie Clifford, Rebecca Col- lie, Nadyne Cook, Marlene Craw- ford, Ann Crossman, Marlene Da- vis, Jane Fenner, Mary Ellen Klawson, Marcia Morris, Nancy Murphy, Ann Patterson, Elynor Popovich, Janet Seider, Ann Ster- ling, Carol Stickels, and Marilynn Wassberg. * . * Alpha Epsilon Phi Ruth Bassichis, Judith Beallo, Gloria Benovitz, Carol Goldshine, Edith Graller, Barbara Hexter, Joan Hyams, Ellen Jones, Judith Levy, Joanne Marsh, Judith Meyer, Sue Novitsky, Lynn Oxenhandler, Jackie Pattiz, Marjorie Rapkin, ,J#Mmesii~~i22ssss#~~ Roberta, Rifkin, Nancy Rosenberg, Merla Samuels, Miriam Shapiro, Nancy Smith, Marilyn Toboeman, Donna Wolcoff and Dianne Yukon. * *-* Alpha Gamma Delta , Julie Arkin, Jackie Balas, Norma Brandt, Joan Campbell, Dianne Dowsett, Alice Dutcher, Joann Ear- ly, Dora' Edwards, Barbara Gil- more, Susan Hetherington, Donna Hewitt, Susan Holbrook, Barbara Hollar, Joan Holmberg, Clare Ja- lon, Carole James, Beate Kaulfuss, Joyce Kemp, Carol Kirshner, Peg- gy Lamb, Virginia Maddox, Mar- garet Morxow, Dorothy O'Brien, Sally Scheu, Susan Scovill, Judie Shagrin, Sally Staples, Marilyn Wil- bur, Winnie Wohllebe and Nancy Wyle. * * * Alpha Omicron Pi Gregg Argus, Sharon Baker, Joan Bowler, Kathryn Brooks, Marga- ret Davis, Maryanne Domenic, Joan Freier, Janice Goldman, Mary Hanchett, Mary Hawkins, Nancy Jach, Joan Jackson, Carol Jones, Janet Mabarak, Patt Mc- Farland, Carole Miller, Jeanne Na- gel, Elizabeth Palmer, Diane Par- adis, Anne Shotwell, Louise Sprowl, Elizabeth Stone, Ann Sumner, Gayle Turner, Norma Van Tuyl and Carey Wall. * * * AlphaPhi. Sally Arnold, Barbara Bachre, Jean Bahr, Nancy Bell, Susan Bergdahl, Janice Fillinger, Kim Henry, Mary Jane Hoover, Patri- cia Hussey, Huberta John, Kath- ryn Lucas, Patricia Morton, Sher- rie Page, Sally Simon, Helen South- gate, Linda Sutton, Virginia Swag- gerty, Joyce Tobeler, Joan Well- man, Susan Whinery, Judy Wol- gast and Mildred Zeder. * * * Alpha Xi Delta Kathryn Adams, Karen Angers, Helen Barrone, Barbara Beach, Jean Boch, Marilyn Carnegie, Min- erva Chizek, Dorothy Cullers, ": ".":,. : s o;.:"y}:Y E ia i ::::}R":: ^: r.::"r:vi "}i y Christine Dittmer, Charlene Ed- wards, Judith Franklin, Carolyn] Griesing, Sally Hacker, Marilyn. Houck, Ann Jetter, Janet Koster,7 Margaret McCord, Susanne Meach, Carol Moudry, Joyce Murray, Jan- et Myers, Sally Myers, Ann Neely, Patricia Parkinson, Sandra Rich- ards, Sandra Rose, Margaret Ross, Mary Ryan, Mary Searles, Shirley Shelton, Betty Shuptrine, Gale Steckert, Jeanne Sykes, Frances, Truman and Jeanette Wozniak. * * * Chi Omega Barbara Bendlin, Janet Berkey, Leda Cosmenco, Peggy Day, Kath- erine Fodell, Gwen Huttenga, Mar- ilyn Jackson, Margaret Lane, Jac- queline Lefler, Marilyn Maile, Mar- cia McIntyre, Joanne Pauschert, Virginia Royal, Diane Shaver,. Mary Jean Smith, Kay Wheeler and Cynthia Wilkins. * * * Collegiate Sorosis Carol Adams, Sara Aldrich, Rob- bie Arnold, Marian Blakeslee, Ter- ry Carney, Helen Chesbrough, R o s e m a r y Chesbrough, Mary Crocker, Ann Dinius, Catherine Eckerman, Susan Fox, Anita Hatch, M. Faith Higgins, Mary Jones, Carol Klein, Genevieve Le- land, K a t y Micou, Sarahanne Reeves, Rosemary Roth, Sandra Ruedemann, Susan Shakespeare and Nancy Willard. * * * Delta Delta Delta Elizabeth B o y n t o n, Jeanette Cameron, Jane Campbell, Ann Car- is, Catherine C 1 a r k, Patricia Fletcher, Ann Grettenberger, Jane Holben, Lois Louthan, Sarah Lyon, Laila Sadi, Beverly Scales, Eliza- beth Shantz, Joan Sluggett, Georgia Strain and Margaret Wilkins. * * * Delta Gamma Mimi Buckingham, Sue Christy, Joan Conroy, Donna Darling, Mary Eliot, Salli Fagan, Barbara Frey, Cherry Harris, Anne James, Nancy Lane, Judy Maxwell, Ann McDon- ald, Anne Mustard, Pat Patterson, Vera Ptak, Harriet Sayles, Susan Smith, Anne Stuart, Jeanne Tam- mi, Barbara Thorne and Janice Tinkham. * * * Delta Phi Epsilon Renee Badner, Marjorie Beal, Judie Cantor, Ann Elderman, Joan Feldman, Carolyn Fisher, Jakie Gold, Naomi Goldman, Joan Kap- linsky, Sharon Kass, Elaine Klein, Ronnie Kopelson, Rosalie Levine, Norma Madalia, Lois Malzman, Sue Mogel, Valerie Perin, Edith Rubin, Sue Sabel, Sylvia Schwartz, Judith Shapiro, Dolores Sloan and Lynn Towle. Gamma Phi Beta Nancy Amberson, Ellie. Benson, Julie Crandell, Chloe Dandison, Elizabeth Dykstra, Judy Engelke, Mary Ellen Fay, Dorothy Handley, Julia Harris, Julie Harris, Nancy Herkenhoff, Marcia Keep, Jose- I ,lcrn'44 Camnpo I VOLLEYBALL - The following teams will compete in the volley- ball tournament: Tuesday at 4:10 p.m.-Alpha Delta Pi vs. Kappa Kappa Gamma; At 5:10 p.m. - Collegiate Sorosis I vs. Delta Delta Delta I; Delta Gamma vs. Chi Omega I; At 7:15 p.m.-Victor Vaughan I vs. Betsy Barbour; Jor- dan V vs. Geddes. Wednesday at 4:10 p.m.-Jor- dan I vs. Martha Cook; Jordan IV vs. Stockwell I; At 5:10 p.m. - Kleinstueck II vs. Gamma Phi Beta; Kleinstueck I vs. Alpha Chi Omega II; At 7:15 p.m.-Palmer I vs. Couzens I: Pi Beta Phi II vs. Stockwell III. Thursday at 5:10 p.m.-Alpha Epsilon Phi vs. Pi Beta Phi I; Al- pha Omicron Pi vs. Alpha Xi Del- ta. At 7:15 p.m.-Newberry I vs. Kappa Gamma II; Mosher I vs. Yost House. * * * LEAGUE COUNCIL-There will be a meeting of the League Council at 4 p.m. today in the League. Rm'l. will be posted. , * * * BALLET - The co-recreational Ballet Club will have an organiza- tional meeting and tryouts at 7:30 p.m. today in the dance studio in Barbour Gymnasium. * * * RIFLE CLUB-The Rifle Club will hold its organizational meet- ing at 7:30 p.m. today in the WAB. * * * RECEPTION-A reception for newly appointed Vice-President of Student Affairs, James A. Lewis, will be held from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. tomorrow in the League. * * * COFFEE HOUR-The first in a series of Union sponsored student- faculty coffee hours will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow in the Union terrace located next to the ballroom. Members of the English department will talk informally with anyone wishing to attend to- morrow's gathering. phine Osmun, Judith Owen, Judith Reynolds, Nancy Walser, Elizabeth, Ware and Susan Wesley. Kappa Alpha Theta Carolyn Blaul, Sharon Callahan, Marjorie Chew, Janet Dietrich, Su- san Doherty, Georgina Dunn, Lou-' isa Hart, Barbara Hiss, Judy Hunt- ington, Mary Lancaster, Mary Lease, Barbara Leonard, Lynn Markus, Ann Naylor, Joan Pfeiffer, Ruth Plaut, Joanne Robinson, Su- san Rutledge, Shelley Scarney, Carla Schram, Jeanne Seaborn, Katherine Smith, Martha Stockard Betty Sykes, Nancy Thompson, Cynthia Todd and Nancy Yeakey.' * * * Kappa Delta Karen Adams, Susan Bader, Judy Bartlett, Mary Carless, Barbara Dunn, Nancy Farrell, Judy Gam- ble, Marianne Goes, Patricia John- stone, Julie Jones, Martha Krueg- er, Carole Lageson, Lynn Lavio- lette, Linda Lerner, Carol Lieber- man, Ruth Metzger, Nancy O'Tool, Dian Paris, Caroline Sillick, Nancy Snyder, Nancy Stout, Bonnie Wat- son and Alice Waugh. * * * Kappa Kappa Gamma Susan Arnold, Patricia Booze, Nancy Crawford, Jacqueline Cre- men, Mary Ann Ewan, Shelley England, Jane Joachim, Carol Guy, Mary Hague, Emily Harding, Mary Johnston, Mary Ann Klauer, Mary Knecht, Sallie Laube, Mary Lou Monger, Jane Prindeville, Pamela Scolard, Patricia Skelly, Sally Thayer and Rachel Tiedke. * * * Pi Beta Phi Dee Baker, Linda Bolling, Nancy Bruneau, Catherine Campbell, Son- ya Douglas, Caryl Dumond, Cor- rine Groscop, Freddy Haines, Vera Khoury, Claire Lenz, Gloria Light- stone, Alice Louie, Clare Malcolm, Nancy McComb, Bois Murphy, Janet Neary, Jane Nolen, Suzanne Reid, Mary Jane Roehl and Polly Van Schoick. # * # Sigma Delta Tau Beve Arnovitz, Sandra Beer, Sheila Bleichfeld, Marilyn Deitch, Nat Grodnik, Barbara Hecht, Ann Landwirth, Maxine Levensohn, Bea Minkus, Joy Pasternack, Marilyn Perlman, Sandra Rauthbord, Es- ther Richter, Marjorie Saslow, Jean Schlusberg, Eleanor Shur, Susan Sture, Shirley Towbin, Suzanne Verb and Barbara Weiss. "A Thousand and One Nights," the first all-campus dance this fall, will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday in the newly redecorated League Ballroom. Sponsored by Assembly Associa- tion and Inter-House Council, the dance will feature two bands: Tom- my Aquino in the Ballroom and the Ann Arbor Alley Cats in the Hussey Room on the second floor. Aquino and his orchestra have played for numerous campus danc- es at Michigan State College and have recently returned from a cross-country tour. The main ballroom will feature a sultan's court with an Arabian city and skyline in the background, while the Hussey Room will pre- sent the Ann Arbor Alley Cats un- der a pavilion. Arabian Setting The Vandenberg Room will be used as a lounge in the atmosphere of a sultan's palace, and the Mich- igan Room will feature refresh- ments and a Bagdad bazaar booth. The court of the siamese catmand Bathsheba will reign in the main concourse, done in white, black and gold. Intermission will feature danc- FFIRST ALL-CAMPUS DANCE: I-Hop To Feature Arabian Theme Painting Collection Offered By Art Print Loan Office ers from the International Center, and coeds attending the dance will receive favors. Tickets for "A Thousand and One Nights" may be purchased for $2.50 at the League, Union, on the Di- agonal and from the social chair- men of the houses on campus. General chairman for the first all-campus dance are Lois Shein and David Hubly. Proceeds from the event will go to various proj- ects of the University or to Assem- bly and IHC themselves. First All Campus Dance The I-Hop is traditionally the first all-campus dance in the fall s e m e s t e r. Originally Assembly alone gave the dance on a much smaller basis, calling it A-Hop. During the war A-Hop was dis- continued entirely but started again in 1947, with the Association of In- dependent Men and Assembly com- bining their efforts. Last year, the theme was "Night of Knights." Try FOLLETT'S, First USE D BOOKS at BARGAIN PRICES Thirty paintings which will not be covered with glass will be avail- able soon to students as part of the program carried out by the Art Print Loan office. These prints are sprayed by a lacquer which protects them from the sun, dust and other elements. They are among the 1,000 paint- ings offered in the collection. Students may still rent the paintings which are part of the group exhibited during orientation week at Rackham. The Art Print Loan office which is a special department of the Of- fice of Student Affairs, is located in the downstairs lobby of the Ad- ministration Building. Office Hours The office is open from 1 to 5 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs- day and Friday and 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. Rental fees for one semester range from 25 cents to $1.25. The prints must be returned the week before final exams. While the Picasso collection of 34 prints is the largest representa- tion by any artist, prints by Van Gogh are in the greatest demand. Other popular artists are Utrillo and Maurice. The collection made available to students earlier in the year contained six copies of Maurice's "Restaurant au Mont Cenis," the best-liked by students of his work. Favorite Prints In the modern school of paint- ings, favorite prints are "Brown Composition." "Dutch Interior" and "Composition," by Miro; "The Green Still Life" by Braque and "The Traveling Circus" and "Pack- age Mysterious" by Klee. The Art Print Loan office was first created in 1947 when J. L. Hudson donated 400 framed prints to be loaned to students. Egon Gross is in charge of operating the office this year. 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