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NUINDAY, APRIL 15, 1959
THE MCMGAN DAILY
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SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1956 TEE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI NUll
Fieldhouse Floorplan
Key To Booth Location:
Skill, Show, Refreshment
1.) Lot an Grin-SHOW--Kappa Kappa Gamma and Lambda
Chi Alpha.
2.) Goin' Ape-SHOW-Alpha Gamma Delta and Sigma Alpha
Epsilon..
-.) Ye Olde Wig Shoppe-SKILL-Delta Sigma Phi and Tyler.
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4.)
Beta Burlesque-SHOW-Alpha Delta Pi and Beta Theta Pi.
S.) Illuminate Your A-Rate-SKILL-Hobbs and Sigma Alpha
Mu.
8.) Join the Anvil Chorus-SKILL-Stockwell and Alpha Epsilon
P1.
7.)Nutcracker Sweeties-SHOW-Chi Omega and Alpha Tau
Omega.
8.) SKILL-Lloyd and Couzens Hall.
9.) Slamorama-SAOW-Delta Delta Delta and Zeta Beta Tau.
10.) Showboat-SHOW-Newberry and Gomberg.
11.) Ganderama--REFRESHMENTS-Alpha Omicron Pi and
Ph~i Sigma Kappa.
12.) Campus Lane-SHOW--Evans Scholars.
13.) Fisherman's Wharf-REFRESHMENTS--Delta Gamma and
DeltaUpsilon.
14.) LADIES ROOM.
15.) Michlcones-REFRESHMENTS-Alpha Xi Delta and Theta
Delta Chi.
16.). SKILL-Alpha Epsilon Phi and Phi Sigma Delta.
17.) Las Vegas Pie Thow-SKIIL-Pi Beta Phi and Phi Kappa
Tau.-
18.) Frigid Fun-SKILL-Delta Phi Epsilon and Tau Delta Phi.
19.) Michicones--REFRESHMENTS-(see No. 15.)
20.) MEN'S ROOM.
21). The Wurthless (or Orphan) Theater-SHOW-Phi Kappa
Psi.
22.) Dinasaou Dump-REFRESHMENT-Michigan Dames As-
sociation.'
23.) Golden Garter-SKILL--Victor Vaughn and Delta Tau
Delta.
24.) Institute of Barberology-SKILL--Alpha Chi Omega and
Phi Delta Theta.
25). Drink n Sing Inn--REFRESHMENTS-Kappa Delta and
Chi Phi.
26.) Your Picture on the Alpha Delta Phi Matterhorn-SKILL-
Alethia and Alpha Delta Phi.
27.) Cadaveria -SHOW-Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Chi.
28.) Fee Fee Saloon-REFRESHMENTS-Alpha Phi and Phi
Gamma Delta.
29.) SKILL-Mosher Hall and Williams.,
30.) Love Through The Ages-SHOW-Gamma Phi Beta and
Theta Xi.
31.) Jazz Goes to Heaven-SHOW-Betsy Barbour and Allen-
Rumsey.
32.) The Michigras Mission-SHOW-Hayden and Prescott.
33.) Rope Ladder-SKILL-Huber.
34.) Shoot the Moon-SKILL-Angell and Taylor.
34.) Animal Party-SKILIL-Pi Lamda Phi.
36.) Berm>da.Ball--REFRESHMENTS--Sigma Kappa and Chi
Psi.
Balcony) Casaloma--REFRESHMENTS-Sorosis and Sigma Nu.
Ten Rides Will Complete
'Gras Carnival Atmosphere
Competition
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Concessions
One of the highlights of the
Michigras weekend will be the
thirty four booths-shows, skill
contests- and. refreshments-spon-
sored by housing units and organi-
zations.
Yost Fieldhouse will probably
be. packed Friday and Saturday
nights as housing units and organi-
zations compete for trophies in all
three categories.,
University President Harlan H.
Hatcher will make the presenta-
tions Saturday night of twelve,
awards-amountingto as many,
as twenty four trophies, to in-
clude each winning housing group.
Three of the awards will go to
the booth in each category selling
the most tickets.
Nine awards-first second and
third places in each classification'
-will be Judged as follows: Pub-
lic appeal-30%, Originality-30%,
General appearance--20%,"Carni-
val spirit"-10%, and Effective-
ness of title--10%.
The judges for the booths will
be Student Government Council
secretary Ruth Calahan, Assist-
ant Dean of Women Elizabeth
Leslie; Assistant Dean of the lit-
erary college James Robertson,
Prof. Gerald Dykstra of the busi-
ness administration school, Prof.
Lionel Laing of the political sci-
ence 'department, Prof. Marvin
Eisenberg of the fine arts depart-
ment and Assistant to the Direc-
tor of University Relations James
Shortt.
Chairmen
Workhorses
Of Carnival
By JANET REARICK
"Our job lasts 24 hours a day-
including weekends," says Paula
Strong, '56, of her job and that of
Barney Helzberg, '56BAd, as gen-
eral co-chairmen of the 1956 Mi-
chigras.
Helzberg and Miss Strong make
most of the big decisions of the
Michigras Central Committee and
act as co-ordinators for the big
event.
They are working extensively
with advisors Marie Hartwig and
Maurice Rinkel.
Sue Stickels, '57, Secretary of
the Central Committee, coordin-
ates committee secretaries, and
keeps her eye on the office.
Jerry Mohrig, '57, Finance
Chairman, works with Rinkel and
has charge of requisitions. Moh-
rig also checks rebates after Mi-
chigras is over.
Lynn Garver, '57, and Charles
Wood, '56E, are Booth Chairmen
for the carnival.
James Barger, 157E, in addition
to handling. concessions. Friday
and Saturday evenings, is in
charge of the kiddies' carnival.
Barger heads the group plan-
ning Saturday afternoon outdoor
refreshments and carnival rides.
Rose Perlberg, '58, and Virginia
Robertson, '57, are in charge of
Michigan Daily Publicity for the
event.
The I)ecorations chairmen, Jan
Northway, '56DH, and Tom Platt,
'57E, will handle all the decora-
tions at the fieldhouse.
Parade Chairmen Libby Gar-
land, '56SM, and Bill Miller, '57,
see that everything about the pa-
rade-floats, special attractions,
and bands-runs smoothly.
Barbara McNaught, '57A&D, is
Poster Chairman and is head of
all Michigras posters, banners; and
window displays.
Prize Chairmen Carole Sparkie,
'57, and Don Young, '57, will be
in charge of the prizes at. the
fieldhouse to be given in exchange
for "michibucks" won at skill
booths.
Peggy Ross, '57Ed and David
Wills, Program Chairmen, will be
in charge of souvenir programs at
the fieidhouse.
Ordering for and supplying the
eight refreshment booths are the
job of Refreshment Committee
Chairmen Mary Rupp, '57Ed, and
Lee Stern, '56E.
Ticket pre-sales, admissions, and
concession tickets will be handled
by Joanne Marsh, '58, and Bruce
Boss, '57.
Sue Ruthledge, '58, and Art
Gaudi, '58, Publicity Chairmen,
are in charge of stunts, news re-
leases, and radio and TV cover-
age.
It is their job, also, to have the
"Michiclef" dismiss classes on Fri-
day, April 20.
By BILL HANEY
Though Michigras General Co-
chairmen vary in sizes and per-
sonalities from year to year they
almost invariably have one feat-
ure in common: problems.
However this year Paula Strong,
'56 and Barney Helzberg, '56BAd,
are striving to be execeptions.
"We've been telling each other'
all year long how many problems
we have," Miss Strong admitted,
"but when we stop to think of the
great jobs done by the commit-
tee chairmen and everybody work-
ing on Michigras we have to ad-
mit we don't have much to worry
about."
One remaining cause of concern
to the ambitious pair is the weath-
er. "Even that has been okayed
by the weather bureau," Helzberg
said, "and to mnake sure, we have
a guarantee from the Regents."
The Co-Chairmen are confident
the '56 Michigras will be "the best
ever." In fact, Helzberg says the
entire campus has so enthusiasti-
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A TOAST to Michigras-Barney Helzberg (beer) and Paula
Strong (milk) drink to the 1956 Carnival at local pub.
Miss Strong, Helzberg
Carefree -Through It All,
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cally accepted Michigras this year
"it is no longer an extra-curricular
activity to work on it."
The only students who are not
called upon to work on booths or
floats for the housing groups in
which they live are those who are
already busy working on one of
the Michigras committees, Helz-
berg explained.
When Helzberg came up to Ann
Arbor from Kansas City in 1952 to
visit the campus he was so im-
pressed by the spectacle of Michi-
gras he decided to come to Michi-
gan for his college education. Helz-
berg started working in Michigras
immediately and was program co-
chairman two years ago.
Miss Strong asserts, "Michigras
is the biggest single weapon to de-
stroy the myth that Michigan is
just a fine school with no spirit."
"Students don't get tired of it
as they might if it were held every
year and its 54 year tradition is
therefore marked with great en-
thusiasm."
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Ten rides-the- largest number
in Michigras history-will be feat-
ured on the carnival "midway" be-
tween 7 p.m. and 1, a.m. Friday
and Saturday nights.
According to Jim Barger, '57E,
concessions chairman, "some dump
you upside down and some swing
you around so fast you get thrown
all over." All this "violent mo-
tion," he said reassuringly, is for
Saturday a Kiddy Carnival will
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fun. The rides will. be held di-
rectly north of Yost fieldhouse.
Between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on
sonality Jean Lausch and a num-
ber of clowns will participate in
the Kiddy Carnival.
Four special "kiddy" rides have
been obtained-a train, a boat,
little automobiles and small-sized
fire-engines. For the bigger folks
-there'll be a ferris wheel, a merry-
go-round, as well as a "Spineroo"
-a vertical octupus, like a ferris
wheel but with cages which also,
revolve during the ride.
The "Rockoplane" is a horizon-
tal octupus, also with revolving
cages, the "Flyoplane consists of
small airplanes attached to cables
with rudder steering, and the
"Tiltawhirl" is a rocket ship. de-
vice with a circular path, which
goes, according to Barger, "to beat
the band."
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