SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1954

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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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1955 J-Hop
Will Feature
Island Setting
Thatched Huts, Palms
To Form Background
For 'Bali Hai' Dance
Tropical fountains and thatched
huts in a setting of sandy beaches
and coconut palms will furnish the
appropriate background for "Bali
Hai," the 1955 J-Hop.
Scheduled from 9 p.m. to 2:30
a.m. Friday, Feb. 4, the traditional
dance will carry out the J-Hop
Weekend theme, "Winter Around
the World."
Searchlights will direct party-
goers to the Intramural Building
where they will leave Ann Arbor
,~by special J-Hop airliner and en-
ter the mystical "isle of enchant-
ment."
J-Hop Favor
Passing through customs to have
their "passports" checked, couples
will be greeted by two smiling Ha-
waiian girls. Coeds will be pre-
sented with an orchid and the J-
Hop favor. The identity of this fa-
vor will be kept secret until the
evening of the dance.
Entering the ballroom, couples
will dance to the music of the Dor-
J-Hop Publicity
Anyone interested in working
on J-Hop publicity may con-
tact Pat Goddard, publicity
chairman, at NO 2-5675.
sey brothers and the Commanders
under a false ceiling of dark blue
and sparkling bolden stars.
Murals completely covering the
walls will picture island scenery,
cluding nativeevillages, palm
trees. and wide beaches. Goldfish
swimming in tropical fountains will
add a special realistic aspect to
the atmosphere.
Bamboo Hut
Dressed in native costumes, wait-
ers will offer refreshments to thir-
sty dancers within a large thatched
bamboo hut. The South Sea island
mood will also be carried out by
photographers, who will pose cou-
ples against a Hawaiian back-
ground. Leis will be furnished for
the souvenir pictures.
Coconut palms and plotted plants
will extend the island theme into
all parts of the building. Even band
members will wear leis flown in
from Hawaii.
During a few' dances, the bal-
room will be darkened to reveal
a full tropical moon. A revolving
crystal ball will throw fragments
of colored light over the room and
its decorations during the rest of
the evening.
Reservations for J-Hop may be
made by paying a $1 deposit be-
tween 1 and 5 p.m. Wednesday
through Friday in the Administra-
tion Building. Tickets will sell for
$7 per couple.

MASS

MEETING SCHEDULED:

Union, WAA Plan Spring Weekend


Plans for a gala Spring Weekend
sponsored by the Women's Athletic
Association and the Union are well
under way.
Barbara Burstein and Stan Lei-
ken, co-chairmen of the weekend,
have announced a mass meeting
for all those interested in working
on the various committees. The
meeting will be held at 7:15 p.m.
Tuesday in the League Ballroom.
At this meeting chairmen of the
committees will explain the type
of work for which each committee
is responsible. Those attending will
have a chance to sign up for the
committee oftheir choice.
March 28, 1953 was the date of
the last Spring Weekend which is
held in the off-years of Michigras.
Over 700 enthusiasts turned out
to watch the second Wolverun Der-
by, a soapbox race in which racers
from 25 different organizations and
housing units were entered.
Before the race the weekend was
officially opened by a procession
led by the Phi Gamma Delta
marching band from the Union to
the "race track" on E. Washington
St. behind Health Service.
Climaxing the weekend was Skit
Night. Participating houses submit-
ted scenarios to the central com-
mittee early in the winter and
from these six were chosen to pre-
sent their show in Hill Auditorium.
With proceeds from the weekend
going to charity, this year'scen-
tral committee hopes to duplicate

the success of Spring Weekend,
1953 and make that of 1955 the best
yet. Plans for the Wolverun Derby,
Skit Night, open houses, and other
special events are well under way.
With fun and help to charity as

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the main objectives of the 1955
Spring Weekend which is to be held
March 11 and 12, the committee
asks all those who are interested
to attend the mass meeting on
Tuesday.

ANNUAL TRADITION:
Barristers Complete Plans
For 'Wig and Robe' Dance


-Daily-Chuck Kelsey
MARKINGS OF GOLDEN EAGLE INSPECTED
Museum of Zoology Adds
Golden Eagle to Collection

In keeping with the holiday spir-
it, the Barristers Society will spon-
sor its traditional "Wig and Robe"
dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Satur-
day in the League Ballroom.
An all-campus event, tickets for
the dance may be purchased for
$3.30 from any Barrister member.
If bought at the door, the charge
will be $3.85.
Rex Smith and his band will sup-
ply the downbeat for this year's
dance. Intermission entertainment
will feature the "Psurfs," Law Club
singing group.
Holly, greens and all the various
Yuletide trimmings will decorate

the ballroom, according to H. Bar-
ton Drucker, decorations chairman.
The Barristers Society, organ-
ized in 1904, is the oldest honorary
society in Law School. It has 25
members who meet approximately
every two weeks.
According to tradition, all mem-
bers at the meetings must wear
black string ties, which are the
symbol of the organization and are
worn the night of initiation cere-
monies.

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By ELAINE EDMONDS
Because of the negligence of a
hunter, the University Museum of
Zoology has become the possessor
of a golden eagle.,
The bird was shot on Sugar Is-
land in the Detroit River recently
by a duck hunter. The body of the
bird, which is protected by law in
Michigan; was confiscated by the
Conservation Service and sent to
the University Museum.
Most commonly found in the
mountains of the west, the golden
eagle is rarely seen in Michigan.
Records show that the bird has
been observed in this state only a
few times.
The length of the bird is about
three feet and the wing spread ap-
proximately six feet.
One of the largest and most mag-
nificent of the eagle species, the
golden eagle is characterized by a
dark brown body and a head and
neck of golden brown. The bird has
a rounded dark brown tail ending
in dark and light tones.

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In order to preserve the bird it
has been stuffed with cotton, ex-
celsior and borax. A wooden stick
is inserted in the neck of the bird.
According to Robert W. Storer,
assistant curator of birds at the
museum, the golden eagle will last
at least 100 years after being pre-
pared in this way.

The Barristers
sored the "Wig
1929, this year
Cory chairman.

Society has spon-
and Robe" since
naming Charles



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ART EXHIBIT-Winning artists
in the recent Union-sponsored art
contest will be announced at a cof-
fee hour at 2 p.m. today in the Un-
ion Ballroom, officially opening
the exhibition cf student art work.
BASKETBALL- - The following
teams will play in the basketball
tournament: at 7:15 p.m. Monday
-Mosher I vs. Geddes; Prescott
II vs. Jordan II; at 5:10 p.m. Tues-
day-Stockwell I vs. Alpha Chi
Omega; Tyler I vs. Gamma Phi
Beta; at 7:15 p.m.-Betsy Barbour
I vs. Cofzens II; Yost vs. Betsy
Barbour II.

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