The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1959 Page: 3 of 6
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The Campus Chat
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Sororities Schedule Parties
Sororities have lieen occupied re-
cently with nominations for May
queen, and the round of pledge
parties is still continuing.
Alpha I'hi
Alpha Phi took first place in the
Sigma Nu relays last week. The
individual events were won by Bev-
erely Andrew*, McKinney, und Sue
Ann Smith. Koyce City.
events were shot put and
throw.
Alpha Delta Pi
Margie Stubblerield, Denton, is
ADPi's nominee for May queen.
Paula Graham, president from
Temple, has been nominated by the
Geezles.
Fraternities Choose Entries
ForTwo Queen Competitions
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Campus fraternities have begun
electing contestants for the "Miss
\o*th Texas" contest und "May
yueen" to lie named this month.
Kappa Sigma
Mary Francis Ford, junior from
Mineral Wells, will represent Kap-
pa Sigma in the selection of the
May queen, anil Sally Swain, soph-
omore from Fort Worth, will run
for Miss North Texas.
Theta Chi
Theta Chi's representative in the
May queen contest will be Jean
(iodwin, Dallas freshman, and the
candidate for Miss North Texas
will be announced this week.
Geezles
A semi-formal dance at the Den-
ton country club will be held to-
night, and a Mardi Gras party is
planned for May 9 at the Lyday
lodge in Garland..
RANCHO
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Now Showing
"SNOWFIRE"
— and —
"THE LITTLEST HOBO"
Starts Sunday
Academy Award Winner
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SUSAN
HAYWARD
STUDENT ART
THEATRE
Now Showing
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Starts Sunday
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Olivia d« Havillond Robert Mitchum
Frank Sinatrtr Gloria Graham*
Brod«rick Crawford • CHorkt Bickford
Phi Kappa Sigma
Recently elected officers for Phi
Kappa Sigma are Chaney Miller,
Mesquite, president. Dale Adams,
Freeport, vice-president, Jan
Gambrell, Mineral Wells, second
vice-president, and Sherman Moore,
Dallas, secretary.
Sittma Nu
The Sigma Nu White Kose tor-
mal dinner-dance will be held Sat-
urday night in the Grand ballroom
at the Adolphus hotel in Dallas.
The highlight of the affair will be
the announcement of the White
Kose Queen. The selection will be
from candidates from each sorority.
Kappa Alpha
Mary Bowers, Denton freshman,
was selected as the 1959 Kappa
Alpha Rose at the Old South ball
Saturday night at the Dallas-
Sheraton hotel. Traditional South-
ern dress was worn at the dance.
These ADPi pledges were entertained
discus j with a party by the Kappa Alpha
j pledge class Wednesday night.
Chi Omega
Sunday has been designated as
Parents day for Chi Omega. Chi
O will entertain the parents and
families of its members with a
brunch at Pat Boone's Country Inn
from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
The awards announced at the re-
cent Fleusinian banquet were pre-
sented Monday night.
Delta Gamma
Mill Hanks was presented Sat-
urday night as anchor man at the
1)0 spring dinner-dance at the
Xtatler-H Iton hotel in Dallas.
Kay White, Dallas, will repre-
sent Delta Gamma at the May
queen dance. Miss White was also
recently selected Kappa Sigma
pledge sweetheart.
Kappa Delta
Kappa Deltas have recently
been entertained with st -t.k fries
by the Kappa Sigma and Sigma
Nu fraternities.
Carole Walters, Dallas, is Kap-
pa Delta's nominee for May queen.
Miss Betty Smith, Knglish fac-
ulty. was an honorary initiate at
the Huntsville installation of Kap-
pa Delta's new chapter, Gamma
Kho.
/.eta Tau Alpha
Mrs. Pat Hamilton, sponsor of
Zeta Tau Alpha, has planned a
party at her home in Denton in
honor of Zeta's graduating seniors.
This party is given each semester.
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Sing Song to Highlight
Greek Week Activities
FOR SING SONG
sorority members and pledges practice
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Sixteen social fraternities and
-nullities will participate in the
annual Greek week festival celc
bration which begins Sunday.
The celebration is sponsored by
the Panhellenic and interfraternity
councils.
The highlight <>f the celebration
will be the sing-song contest in the
main auditorium Sunday at 2 p.m.
La eh fraternity and sorority will
sing one of its organization's songs
and one it has chosen.
Leading off the program will lie
Delta Sigmn Phi fraternity, led by
Kenneth Jackson, Galveston. They
will sing What We Believe.
Lambda Chi Alpha, led by Buddy
Callahan of Dallas, will sing Gua
diamus Igitur.
With Jane Shands of Denton as
songleader, Chi Omega will follow
with a medley of Almost Like Be
ing in Love, Out of My Dreams,
and Hello Young Lovers.
Geezles will be singing
led by Dan Smith, I^-wis-
At Baptist Student Union
Christian Citizen Week Starts Monday
Monday through Friday has been
designated as Christian Citizenship
I week in the Baptist campus prn-
I gram. The theme of the week will
I be "Brotherhood: Great and Hid-
Marquee
Movies Feature Comedy, Drama
by MIKE FLANAGAN
Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis,
j and Jack Leinmon brought "Some
| Like It Hot" to the Fine Arts
! theatre Wednesday for a week's
i run. The hilarious comedy was pro-
1 duced and directed by Billy Wilder.
In the movie, Curtis and I.em-
NOW SHOWING
OPEN ADM.
11:50 90c 65c 25c
"SOME
LIKE
IT HOT
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—starring —
Marilyn Monroe
Jack Lemmon
Tony Curtis
— PLUS —
Roadrunner Cartoon
mon portray a couple of musi-
cians who accidentally witnessed
a gangland slaying in 1929. In
order to escape from the slayers,
they disguise themselves as fe-
mules and land a job with an all-
f em tie orchestra. Miss Monroe
is the vocalist with the band.
Wilder did an excellent job of
seeing that Curtis and Lemmon
didn't overplay, and as a result,
they are effective in their roles.
The audience isn't disgusted with
two men in women's clothing, and
the females in the band accepted
them ns fellow musicians.
The plot reaches a climax when
Curtis falls in love with Miss Mon-
roe, and yet he can't, reveal his
identity as a male. Miss Monroe
blossoms into song in the movie,
singing Running Wild, I Wanna
Be Loved by You, and I'm Through
With Love.
"The Sound and the Fury"
opened today at the Campus.
Yill Brynner with hair, Joanne
Woodward, and Margaret Leigh-
ton star in the movie, which was
taken from William Faulkner's
book of the same name.
The plot of the movie, as in the
book, like many of Faulkner's nov-
els, deals with the downfall or de-
cay of a proud Southern family. Of
course, the old mansion plays an
important part in tne movie.
Brynner plays the adopted son
in a once-proud family who is de-
termined to restore the family to
the position it once enjoyed. Miss
Woodward is a rebellious, lonely,
love-starved teen-ager. She is
Brynner's prime target for rehabil-
itation.
den Things You Have Not Known."
Programs will begin each day at
(i:.'tO p.m in the Baptist Student
union.
Newman Club
A program entitled "The Under-
taker's Shullle," to be held Wednes
day at 8 p.m. in Newman hull, will
highlight the club's activities for
the HI5H-5II school year. All Cath-
olic students are invited. Kach per-
son is to wear black in recogni-
tion of Dead week. Awards will be
given to the most active members.
The club will attend the annual
Texomii Province picnic on May
10. Rides will leave Newman ball
at 1 :.'i0 p.m. The Newman clubs of
College Calendar
Today
6:45-8 a.m., sing song practice,
main auditorium
(i-10 p.m., Opera Workshop prac-
tice, main auditorium
7-51:40 p.m., Geezles formal dance,
Denton country club (girls must
be home by 12 a.m.)
8-11 p.m., Women's Forum May
Fete dance, crowning of the May
queen, women's gymnasium
8:15 p.m., Juanita Teal graduate
voice recital, music hall audito-
rium
8:15 p.m., College Players present
"Teahouse of the August Moon,"
by John Patrick, Studio theatre
10 p.m.-l a.m., sing song practice,
main auditorium
Saturday, May 2
7 a.m.-2 p.m., interscholastic
league, main auditorium
8 a.m.-5 p.m., workshop for driver
education instructors, Masters
hall, room 125
8 p.m., Saturday night stage show
with 'Fessor and the Aces; movie,
"The Sad Sack," with Jerry
•i*toUh
S^t-
the swim suit french girls wear!
C'est si bonne. Les girls even gave
up bikinis when Jantzen of France
introduced this "Left bank" suit.
Now here it is adapted for American
figures. Complete with Jantren's
exclusive new French bra cups
which uplift, separate and
give you a new swim suit
figure! Go "Left Bank"! Varied
combinations of red-white-navy
knit $17.95. Matching fabric
swim cap $3.98.
See our complete collection of
swim suits, giant beach towels
and colorful beach bags!
Lewis, David Wayne
8:15 p.m., College Players present
"Teahouse of the August Moon,"
by John Patrick, Studio theatre
Sunday, May .1
2-5 p.m., fraternity sing song, main
a uditorium
Monday, May I
Greek week
I p.m., Debate club meeting, his-
torical building, room 306
5 p.m.. Phi Upsilon Omicron meet-
ting, manual arts, room H0II
0-10 p.m., Opera Workshop re-
hearsal, main auditorium
0:15 p.m., Senior Mary Arden
meeting, Mary Arden lodge
7 p.m., Student Section of Ameri
can Institute of Physics meeting,
Masters hall
7 p.m., John Haynie's studio trum-
pet recital, music hall
8-10 p.m., president's reception hurt
oring May Graduates and fac-
ulty, Marquis hall
Tuesday, May 5
Greek week
I p.m., Radio club meeting, radio
studio, historical building
5 p.m., Sigma Alpha lota meeting,
music hall, room 110
5 p.m., Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
meeting, music hall
5-0 p.m., Honors day rehearsal,
main auditorium
5:30-8:HO p.m., sophresh picnic
0-10 p.m., Opera Workshop, main
auditorium
0:30 p.m., College Players meeting,
Studio theatre
7 p.m., Green Jackets meeting, UB
auditorium
7 p.m.. Industrial Arts club meet-
ing, industrial arts office
7 p.m., Student National Education
association meeting, education
building, room 128
7 p.m., Kllen 11. Richards meeting,
Marquis hall
7-8 p.m., Delta Sigma Pi Coke
party for Alpha Phi pledge class,
Delta Sigma Pi house
the North Texas area will lie rep-
resented.
Presbyterian
A spring picnic and swim at Lake
Dallas has been scheduled for Sat-
urday. Transportation will be
available at the administration
building.
Freshman PSA members have
planned the annual senior banquet
to be held Sunday at 5:15 p.m.
Those on the planning committee
are Betty Bragg, Brownsville, in-
vitations; Mania Shoemaker, Dal-
las, and Miss Lydin Hernandez,
food, and Miss Kay Wilcox and
M iss Dorothy Taylor, program. All
PKA members are encouraged to
make reservations by Friday for
both the picnic and senior banquet.
Reservations may lie made by
phoning the NT center.
Christian
DSF will hold a supper arid pro-
gram Sunday at 5 p.m. A film,
"The Broken Mask," will be shown.
Episcopal
An election of Canterbury club
officers was held Sunday in the
Canterbury house. New officers air-
Skip Sealnot.k, senior warden;
Miss Judy Pier, junior warden;
Miss Barbara Lamberth, secretary,
and Ned McGuire, treasurer.
Met hod ist
Sunday at 5:45 p.m. Dr. James
Itiddlesperger of the government
department will speak to the Eve-
ning Fellowship on "Church and
State."
MSM will be held Thursday at
7 p.m. in the Methodist Student
center. The program, "Why Wor-
ship?," will be given by the Rev.
Bill Swift, director of student ac-
tivities at Southern Methodist uni-
versity.
The
Dames,
villi).
Alpha Delta Pi will follow with
a medley from Brigadoon, led by
Madge Waterston, Dallas.
Theta Chi will sing There Is
Nothing I.ike a Dame. Their song-
leii'ler is Mel Ivy, llobbs, N.M.
Delta Gamma lias chosen to sing
Liza Beverly Ward, Fort Worth, is
song leader.
Jerry Delaney, Pasadena, will
lead the Sigma Nus in Three Bells.
You'll Never Walk Alone was
chosen by Kappa Sigma. Gene
Gundy, Honey Grove, will serve us
songleader.
Alpha Phi is next on the pro-
irrani with Deep Purple. Alpha Phi
songleader is Glenda Grillits of
Vernon.
Richard Allison will lead Kappa
Alpha in tiigi.
/.eta Tau Alpha has chosen Pic-
nic and Muonglow, und Linda Wick-
er, Longview, is songleader.
Pi Kappa Alpha, led by Steffan
Kostka, will sing Yes, Indeed.
All the Things You Are is the
choice of Kappa Delta. Norma
Fa ye Jones is songleader.
Sigma Phi Kpsilon will conclude
the program with Black la the
Color of My True Love's Hair.
Songleuder is Tommy Boley, Pa-
ducah.
Master of ceremonies for sing-
song will be 'Fessor Graham.
The contest will be judged by a
three-man panel composed of Dale
Jorgenson, School of Music, Texas
Woman's university; Rudolph
Fuchs, department of art, North
Texas, and Mildred Hodges, Den-
ton junior high school school.
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"Why do you smoke today's new Marliioros, hey?" a friend
recently asked Beppo Scluiltz.
"I smoke today's new Marliioros," replied Heppo, looking up
from his 2.9 litre L-hcud llotchkiss drive double overhead cam-
shaft British sfHirts car, "because they are new."
"New?" said the friend. "What do you mean —new?"
"I mean the flavor's great, the filter's improved, the cigarette
is designed for today's easier, breezier living," said Iicp|>o.
"Like this 2.0 litre I/-bead llotchkiss drive double overhead
camshaft British s|sirts car?" asked the friend.
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"She's a beauty," said the friend, looking admiringly at the
car. "How long have you had her?"
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"My, you have been the busy one," said the friend. "You
must be exhausted."
"Maybe a trifle," snid Beppo, with it brave little smile.
"Know what I do when I'm tired?" said the friend.
"Light a Marlboro?" ventured Beppo.
"Oh, pshaw, you guessed!" said the friend, pouting.
"But it, was easy," said Beppo, chuckling kindlily. "When the
eyelids droop and the musculature sags and the jwyche is dfr-
pie ted, what is more natural than to [>erk up with today's new
Marlboro?"
"A great new smoke with better 'makin's' and a (treat new
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friend spoke. "He certainly is a lieauty," he said.
"You mean my 2.9 litre I/-head Hotchkiss drive double over-
head camshaft British sport* car?" asked Beppo.
"Yes," said the friend. "How fast will he go?"
"Well, I don't rightly know," said Beppo. "I can't find the
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