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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Newberry
Swimmers
Win Meet
I elen Newberry coeds took first
place in the Women's Athletic As-
sociation swimming meet Tues-
day night.
The meet, held in the Women's
Swimming Pool, was co-sponsored
by the WAA and the physical edu-
cation department.-
More than 100 coeds took part
in the meet.
Collegiate Sorosis took second
place honors with last year's win-
ners, Martha Cook, placing third.
Alpha Chi Omega won fourth
place and Mosher hall placed,
fifth.
The highest individual scorer
was Claire Crawford, '60, winning
two first places and one second.
Runners-up were: Karla
Klumpp, '60; Irene Shapiro, '60
Ed., Linda Myers, '61 and Penelope
Brennan, '61 A & D.
The meet 'included 25-yard free
style, 25-yard breast stroke, 25-1
yard butterfly, 25-yard back
stroke, 25, 50 and 100-yard free
style and diving events.

On the J~oue

By MARJORIE BLUESTEIN
The final football weekend of the season will be launched on a
glamorous note as Alpha Gamma Delta and Pi Lambda Phi present
their annual formals tonight at Barton Hills and Washtenaw County
Country Clubs.
Tonight will also find the residents of Chicago House and their
dates donning raccoon coats, twirling. rope beads and dancing a mean
Charleston at their Roaring Twenties party.
Lambda Chi Alpha will have an open house while other parties
will be featured by Anderson and Hayden Houses and Zeta Beta Tau.
Prescott and Hinsdale will have a combined social.
After tomorrow's Ohio State game, Alpha Tau Omega, Gomberg
and Helen Newberry will give visitors an opportunity to get a first
hand view of the niceties, of college living as they have Open-Open
Houses.
Thg members of Phi Mu and Scott House remove their shoes
and reveal the latest in sock fashions as they present sock dances.
"Promenade around the hall" will echo from 701 E. Ellsworth where
the Triangles will hold their square dance and the rootin, tootin,
gun slinging members of Delta Sigma Pi will have a Cowboy Party.
Other parties and dances will be featured by Acacia, Alpha Delta
Phi, Alpha Kappa, Alpha Omega, Alpha Sigma Phi, Chi Phi, Delta
Sigma Delta, Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Sigma Theta, Delta Tau Delta,
Delta Theta Phi, Henderson, Kappa Sigma, Kelsey, Phi Alpha Kappa,
Phi Chi, Phi Delta Epsilon, Phi Delta Phi, Phi Delta Theta.
Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi K.appa,,Tau, Phi Rho Sig-
ma, Psi Omega, Sigma Chi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Strauss, Tau Delta
Phi, Tau Kappa Epsilon, and Theta Xi.
Sigma Alpha Mu will be hosts to their brothers from Ohio State
while combined parties 'will be had by Alpha Phi Alpha and Alpha
Kappa Alpha, Delta Kappa Epsilon and Psi Upsilon and Phi Kappa
Psi and Delta Upsilon.

-Daily-David Arnold
AVEYARD REVELRY-A group of young'men "dig up" a date
tomorrow's Charles Addams dance at the Union. The Union
[room will be "tastefully' decorated with -cobwebs and tomb-
les to raise the proper spirit from the coupled who attend.

k "graveyard atmosphere" isI
ed to 'prevail at the rnion's
arles Addams dance 9 p.m. to
a.m. tomorrow in the Union
Iroom.
.uests will enter the ballroom,
fully decorated as a graveyard,
ough a large spider web.
'he music wilb be provided by
1 Servis' orchestra. The band
1 walk to and from the band-
nd playing the "Funeral
rch." During the intermission,
ples will be entertained by a
>r show.
3rian Higgins, '59, Union social
amittee chairman and chair-
,n for this dance, suggested that
ples wear dark clothes.
ven in dark suits will be seen
king about campus carrying a
ket as part of the publicity for
dance he said.
Jso working on the dance are
hael Weisenfeld, '60, and Ed-
d i Lander, '60E publicity;
nk- Starkweather, '60E, decor-,
)ns; David Hertle, '60E,_ enter-
unent; and James Spolyan, '60,
grams.

Senior Women
Tap Honorary
Society Members
"In and out the halls we wander
Singing as we go .,,
With the dying strains of their
traditional song Senior Society
last night tapped the following
women on the basis of leadership,
scholastic eligibility and extra cur-
ricular activities: Trenna Ed-
mondson, Sue LaCor, Mary Linde-
man, Kay Sheren, and Sandra Sol.
Two Honorary members were
tapped: Mrs. Ruth Callahan and
Mrs. Elsie R. Fuller.
The new members may be recog-
nized today by the white collars
and blue and gold bows they will
be wearing.

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(Continued from Page 4) Hill Auditorium as the fourth number Monrud Johansen, Ginastera, and
That Student Government Council, on the Lecture Course. Tickets are on Chausson.
at the request of the Officers of As- sale today 10 a.m.-8:30 p.m. in the
sembly Association and the Inter- Auditorium box office.
House Council, establish a joint com-.Academ ic Notices
mittee consisting of two repr~senta- The IAcadem ica Noticesesets
tives from each of the three groups, International Center presents a College of Architecture and Design
to be chosen by the executive officer seriesof free illustrated travel talks as midsemester reports are due on Fri.,
implications of rising enrollments a community service. First in the Nov. 22. Please send them to 207 Ar-
of those organizations, to study the secries is "Repot: frica. Ohitecture Building.
andneeed esienc hal epanion24 Prof. Chester B. Slawson will show
and needed resqidene hal expansion colored slides and talk on "Develop- February Teacher's Certificate Can-
committee should advise all g thre ment of Resources and People." 7:30 didates: The teacher's oath will be ad-
cmite hol adiealtrep.m., Autd. A, Angell Hall.diae:Tetchrsohwllba-
organizations on the adequacy of the _.A .,A ___ ministered to all February candidates
self-liquidating program and possible for the teacher's certificate between
alternatives to it, looking to an ex- Concerts Nov. 25 and Dec. 13 in 1439 U.E.S. The
pression of opinion by these organt- office will be open from 8 a.m. to 12
zations on the problem. The commit- Student Recital: Marilyn Perlman, noon and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. The teach-
tee would consult existing reports, senior in the College of Literature, Sci- er's oath Is a requirement for the
including the recent report of the ence and the Arts, at 4:15 p.m. Sun., teacher's certificate.
SGC residence hall financing study Nov. 24, in Aud. A, Angell Hall. Miss
committee, and the forthcoming Res- Perlman is a student of violin with Gil- Psychology Colloquium, "Some Con-
idence Hall Aoard of Governors rate- bert Ross, and her program, including siderations of Pattern Analytic Methods
study committee report, and do or- works by Vitali, Brahms, Bach, Bloch, (Continued on Page 8)
ginal research vhere needed. It would Ravel, and Bartok, will be open to the
choose its own chairman. % general public.
That SGC establish a five member
committee to include the Elections Student Recital: Bette Grotegut, so- LOJ
Director and the Public Relations prano, in partial fulfillment of the re- Summer 1958-70 Days
Chairman to study the problem of quirements for the Master of Music de- StWv'nl astGerao, his eNrth aria, Y..go.
campaigning in order to (1) evalu- gree at 8:30 p.m. Mon., Nov. 24 in Aud. ODnmark, and Ireland. A lopced, dlffe nt
ate the present methods of present- A, Angell Hail Mrs. Grotegut studies kin of trip for the younlg in spirit who don't
ing the candidate to the electorate, with Chase Baromeo, and ber recital EUROPE SUMMER TOURS
(2) make recommendations to the will be open to the public. Composi 255 Sequoia (Box c>, Pasadena, C
Council as to possible methods of tions by Bach, Grieg, Sparre Olson,
campaigning which might prove more
effective than thole in use at pres-
ent. The committee shall report to
SGC at its first meeting in January, -
Lectures j
University Lecture sponsored by the IF y u w n osr
Departments of Sociology and Anthro-
pology. Prof. Oscar Lewis of the An- - T
thropology Department, Uiversity of
Illinois, will speak dn "Mexico, Since "
1940." Fri., 4:00 p.m., in Aud. A, Angell
Hal. to stand out choose from
Professor Slosson, of the History De-
partment, will speak at the coffee hourIINDIA\ R S\ee to
of the Office of Religious Affairs, Fri.,
Nov. 22, 4:30 p.m. In keeping with the
season, his topic deals with "Ye Lord's
Free People" i.e., the Pilgrims - their
beliefs, morals, idiosyncrasies. Library
of Lane*Hal. _ Christm as Cards
Emelyn Williams in "A Boy Grow-
Ing up" tonight. Emelyn williams, M Y A D SR E
British actor and author, will present 330 MA NAR D'STREET
his dramatic one-man show, "A Boy
Growing Up" at 8:30 p.m. tonight in ®

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