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Kerry Wofford
Chi Omega sorority will hold
17th at 9:00 at the Columbia Ho
the Columbia Hotel, for Chi 0', a
Sigma Alpha Epsilc
Fraterni
BY DENNIS MYERS 4
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its biennial formal dance Monday,
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fOU]R NEARBY PONTIAC DEAlERB
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December Officers and their
a buffet at Lewis; vice-president, 1
the dance. treasurer, Mary Hustor
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Decorated in the fraternity
colors of purple and gold, the cur
tains, carpeting, and walls blend
in, to create a royal atmosphere
in the lounge. The walls of the
SAE House are finished in a
soothing purple, which contrasts
smartly with thick gold carpeting
and gold-colored curtains.
In the center of the lounge the
Danish Modern sofas and chairs
are tastefully surrounded by end
tables and coffee tables. Expen
sive and beautiful lamps sit on the
striking walnut end tables, on
which unusual ash trays add tc
the decor.
Gracing the walls are modern
murals and pictures, unlike any art
works on campus. The paintings
give the impression of humar
heads of an unknown civilization!
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dates are president, Kerry Wofford
leanor Hall escorted by Scott Brown o
Armtrong escorted by Carl McClende
Decor
according to the SAE's, many
secrets are contained in the art
works.
Directly below the art works are
two massive walnut utility tables
containing valuable possessions of
the SAE's and their guests.
Providing proper lighting over
a much-used, but attractive card
table, at the back of the lounge,
is a lamp ensemble which hangs
from the ceiling.
In addition to their lounge, a
nicely decorated television room is
in the SAE House, completely fur
nished in Danish Modern furni
ture. The sofas are a powder blue
in color and the chairs are done
in the soft colors of gray, green,
gray, and beige.
A large television is the center
Attraction of the room, which also
:ontains a large, black bookcase
ind a trophy case which boasts
numerous awards and trophies.
On the beige-painted walls hang
scholarship and o t h e r award
plaques won by the SAE's - fra
ternity murals are also included
an the wall scheme.
Other rooms In the SAE House
nclude a modern office for fra
ternity business and a newly re
lone rest room for co-eds visiting
'he SAE's.
-MERRY CHRISTMAS
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cells that power it anywh
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Angel Flight
Rush Schedule
Angel Flight has announced its
rush schedule for this year.
Applications, which must be
turned in by January 9, 1963, may
be obtained from the Russell House
Information Desk or in the dormi
tories.
Qualifications are a grade point
ratio of 3.0 and a class rank of
either junior, sophomore, or second )
3emeeter freshman.
- MERRY CHRISTMAS -
Euphrosynean
Inducts New
Members
Euphrosynean Literary Society
recently Inducted the following new
members into their society. To join
a girl must have a "B" average
on her first four basic English
courses. The new members are:
Linda Attway, Robin Burns, Mar
garet Byrd, Hibby Calloway, Mari
ana Coleman, Anne Digby, Cathe
rine Findley, Agatha Fort, Clare
Foster, Peggy Fretwell, Regina
Galgano, Mary Louise Gray, Nan
Greer, Belle Howe, Liz Humphery,
Melinda McLeod, Margaret Miles,
Judi Minick, Lourie Mosely, Susan
Reed, Judy Refo, Gay Smoak, Judy
Stokes, Nora Teague, and Lynn
Watson.
- MERRY CHRISTMAS -
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Pam Crawford Judy Stokes
Ved by Ted Davis; pledge trainer, Kaki EccIes escorted by Jimmy
d social chairman, Pam Crawford escorted by Mike Quinn, and Judy
ted by Charlie Wofford.
Cocktails
(Continued from page 4)
and Hamid Ejlali, Mollie Collins and Herschel Morningstar,
Merrie Christmas and Earl Breazeale, Evelyn Huth and
Dennis Brantley, Patsy Gore and Bob Seehusen, Linda
Schriner and Edward Keating, Terry Barger and Kittrell
Hyman, Emma Lawson and Kenneth Pugh, Jean Campbell
and Joe Creel, Margaret Brown and David Blackhurst.
MAKIN' MERRY
At the Woman's club . . . Friday night . .. Pi Phi's
and dates . . . and others . . . in the crowd . . . Donna
Russell and Henry Lee, Ruthie Henderson and Alex Lan
:aster, Gail Broughton and Tom Timberlake, Brenda Wil
iams and Howard Hellams, Joan Holleman and Mike Brown,
Beth Jones and Guy Meares, Jane Wasson and Marion
Burns, Pat Roessle and Jeff Frost, Ann de Treville and
Burkie Fields, Mary Huston Armstong and Dana Mc
Lendon, Terry Seay and John Breeden, Maurice Gilchrist
ind Don McLaurin, June Meadows and Roy Seay, Genie
yarvin and Jim Costen, Martha Moise and Grady Calmes,
A,nn Abrams and Ernie Paschal, Phoebe Parsons and Bill
Clary, Cynthia Lane and Johnny Nettles, Peggy Moses and
Flerb Bradley, Betty Battle and Ben James, Claudia Howle
and Jerry Wheelis, Linn Cushman and Dick Harden, Bobbie
Edwards and Bucky Drake, Molly Drayton and Punky Holler,
Lynn Fishburne and Pat Timmerman, Jeannie Glover and
Rhett Eleazer, Sharon Caswell and Stan Hurteau, Carole
Montgomery and Frank Hunt, Ruth McCutcheon and Gains
Mason, Julie Blakeley and Steve Cox, Kat Lyons and Johnny
Rite, Rachel Blair and Mike Adair, Ann Gray and Miles
Loadholt, Patsy Loadholt and Miller Barnes, Pat Conway
and Sonny Mixson, Rosemary Moody and C. 0. Warren,
Sara Jones and Sammy Anderson, Genie Howie and Choo
Choo Newman, Glenn Millsap and Sulley Rawls, Bonnie
Baker and Billy Enter, Norah Teague and Jack Williams,
Harriet Elter and Tommy Burnett, Jane Wasson and Marion
Burns,
AIN'T LOVE GRAND!
And pinnings are even better!!! This week it's Barbara
Hill and R. C. Wilkie (Maxcy Brotherhood), Kathleen Hig
gins and George Seals (SPE).
- MERRY CHRISTMAS -
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