The Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 18, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 6, 1962 Page: 4 of 6
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Page Four
THE RAMBLER
Tuesday, March 6, 1962
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ENTRE AMIS PRESENTED fourteen new members at the eighteenth annua
presentation ball held in the Grand Ballroom of the Texas Hotel Friday
night. Seated, left to right, are Misses Willene Stuck, Wanda Wesson,( Bever-
ly Wilson, Linda Baldridge, Laura Hodel and Jacque McNiel. Standing, left
to right, ai%-Misses Kay Harrison, Jean Hale, HiJen Gable, Dee Dee Guthrie,
IjOyise Smith, Jodi Waltz, Diana Holbert and Kaye McBrayer.
SIXTEEN NEW MEMBERS of lllotus Duodecim were presented Friday night
Front row, left to right, they are Richard Richeson, Ronnie Waller, Mike DunH, ■>
Mark Marsden, Dale Padgett, George Wolfe and Bill Magers. Back row, left
to right, are Glen Hugghins, Waylan West, Hunter Stuart, Bill' Stallings, Phil
Haggard, James Van Zandt, Silas Hughes and Tommy Thompson. Not shown
is Bart Lee.
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EA, DD Presentation Held March. 2
The eighteenth annual Entre
Amis, lllotus Duodecim social club
presentation ball was held Friday
night in the Grand Ballroom of
Hotel Texas amid an "Emerald
Fantasy" theme.
Miss Jean Abernathy, president
of Entre Amis, and Bill White,
president of lllotus Duodecim, made
the presentations.
Misty Is Theme
"Misty," the theme song of the
dance, was played by the Don
Thomas orchestra. The orchestra
also played various songs in honor
of the presentees after presenta-
tions had been made.
The 14 Entre Amis presentees
and the 16 lllotus Duodecim pre-
sentees entered the ballroom from
the Emerald City. At the gateway
the girls were presented bouquets
of white carnations centered in
emerald net and streamers: the
boys received pins.
Miss Linda Baldridge, freshman
art major from Fort Worth, wore
a strapless white taffeta forma!
accented by a flat bow at the bo-
dice and white roses with pearls on
the wid,e skirt. She was escorted
by Bill gussell. Following the pre-
sentation, the theme from "A Sum-
mer Place" was played in her hon-
or.
Business Education Major
Miss Helen Gable, freshman
business education major from
Avery, was escorted by John Brut-
sche. She wore a white nylon floor-
length chiffon formal that she de-
signed and made. The bodice was
shirred chiffon with-a fitted mid-
riff accented with a white satin
insert embroidered with tiriy
pearls, white sequins and crystal.
CLUBS
a
Methodists Hear Berlin
Di.scu.ssed by Germans
MSM
Tomorrow night at MSM, the
nine German students on campus
will lead a discussion entitled "The
Berlin Crisis." Skip Rogers? and
Joe Farley-will be the co-ordinators
of this program.
In the near future, Dr. Joe
Mitchell will speak on the subject
"Is Religion Relevant to Learning"
and Dr. Victor P. Furnich from
SML' will discuss "A Modern Ap-
proach to the Bible."
SEA
The Student Education Associa-
tion will meet Tuesday, March 13
at Meadowbrook Elementary
School. The program will be an
operetta, "The Frog Priikisw" pre-
sented by the third graders. A
„_short business meeting will follow
the program.
Annual pictures were taken and
officers for the 1962-63 school year
were elected at the February meet-
ing held in the MSM Center. The
officers are: Janice Dozier, presi-
dent.; Jan Powell, vice-president:
Brenda Harrison, secretary: Nancy
Mclntyre, treasurer; Sue Reuteler,
publicity chairman; Ann Davis, re-
porter: Jack Foshee. parliamen-
tarian.
wiffeatid cake are still being
sold in the Boaz Student Center
every night to help raise money
for the SEA Convention in Cbr-
pus Christi.
DEKA
Deka and Sakkara held a joint
meeting Wednesday. Feb. 28.
An Italian Spaghetti Supper was
held March 3 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
in the MSM Center.
Offices Opened
In Ann Waggoner
Three new offices have been op-
ened on the second floor of Ann
Waggoner Hall.
ifcts how are able to make
conference appointments in these
offices with the following teachers:
Mr. Bill C. Atchisrtn. Room. 207, Ex-
tension .2S0: Mr: Wtttinn* C. Cleve-
land. Room 207. Extension 280:
Mrs. Dorothy Chesnut. Room 206,
Extension 266: Mrs. Faye Robbins.
Room 206. Extension 266. and Mr.
G. Gardner Williams.. Room 205.
Extension 205.
More offices will be opened in1*
ijyefwture.
The dress was complemented with a
ruby and pearl necklace. "Moon
River" was played in her honor.
Miss Daneen Guthrie, sophomore
elementary education major from
Shelby, Ohio, was escorted by Phil
Haggard. Miss Guthrie wore a
white strapless floor length silk
organza formal. The bodice was
covered with lace and the . dress
was accented by a white organza
rose at the waist. She requested
that "Tenderly" be played in her
honor.
, Mi3s Jean Hale, freshman Christ-
ian education major from Dallas,
wore a white silk peau de soie for-
mal with a fitted strapless bodice.
The full length bell skirt was ac-
cented at the waist by impressed
pleats and ftp bow. "The Way You
Look Tonight" was Mis-?4fele's re-
quest. She was escorted by Wayne
Batchelder.
McGregor Sophomore
Miss Kay Harrison is a sopho-
more religious education' major
from McGregor. "Love Is A Many
Splendored Thing" was played in
her honor. She was escorted by Bob
Norris and wore a white strapless
from McGregor. "Love Is A Many
of piloted white satin* decotated
with rhinestones, pearls and crystal,
droplets. The full silk organza
skirt was accented in back with
an orgattfea bow.
Miss Laura Hodel, freshman me-
dical technology major from Craw-
ford, was escorted by Jori Bush.
She wore a white taffeta dress
overlaid with lace. The bodice was
accented with scalloped lace; the
waist, by taffeta, giving a cum-
merbund effect. The long skirt fell
into large, soft pleats. In her hon-
or. the orchestra played "East of
the Sun and West of the Moon."
Math Major
Miss Diana ijolbert. sophomore,
math major from 'Pftrt Worth. Re-
quested "The High and the Migh-
ty." Escorted by Dan Miller, she
wore a white brocaded satin sheath
with a semi-overskirt of white
satin trimmed with a panel of
whij&^brocade. The fitted bodice
had a scooped neckline.
Miss Kaye McBrayer, freshman
elementary education major from
Fort Worth, was escorted by Ron-
nie Waller. Played in her honor
was the theme from "Gone With the
Wind." She wore a white floor-
length formal"%hat had a net over-
skirt and taffeta underskirt that
formed a net panel in the front.
The bodice was net and taffeta.
Miss Jacque McNiel, freshman
sociology major from Fort Worth,
requested that the theme from
"Exodus" be played in her honor.
She wore a floor-length white bouf-
fant gown with a dotted swiss tulle
overskirt rfnd bodice. Her white
cummerbund was accented with
a satin butterfly bow in back with
flowing streamers to the floor. She
was escorted by Wayne Winkler.
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v Sociology Major'
"Moulin Rouge" was played for
Miss Louise Carol Smith, freshman
sociology major from Fort Worth,
who was escorted by Don BouU.
ware. Her dress was of white bro-
caded nylon over a satin under-
skirt. It ,was accented with a bustle
and floor length streamers. The
dress had a scoop neckline and
small sleeves.
Miss Willene Stuck, freshman
home economics major from Fort
Worth, was escorted by Sam Wil-
son. Her song was "Some Enchant-
ed Evening." Her dress had a white
satin bodice with a satin and
tulle paneled skirt. Her tulle bus-
tle was partially covered with ir-
ridescent sequins.
California Presentee
Miss Jodi Waltz, sophomore so-
ciology major from Glendora,
Calif., was escorted by Ronnie Dif-^
to. Her request was the«.theme
from "Summer-Place." Her white
strapless gown had a shirred bo-
dice and the skirt was a series of
shirred gores.
The same theme was played for
Miss Wanda Wesson, who was es-
corted by Chuck Boatner. She is a
sophomore business administration
major from Odessa. Her'tulle dress
featured a ruffled .bodice and skirt.
She also" had a bustle.
"Some Enchanted Evening" was
played for Miss Beverly Wilson,
freshman business administration
major from Fort Worth, who was
escorted by Tim Russell. Her dress
was of white tulle over white sa-
tin with a gathered satin cummer-
bund topped with a bodice draped
with tulle and rolled satin straps.
Iowa Business Major
Mike Dunn, sophomore business
major from Fort Madison. Iowa,
was accomg^nied by Miss Jackie
Anglin. A' sophomore accounting
major also from Fort Madison,
Phil Haggard, was accompanied by
Miss Daneftn Guthrie. Glen Hug-
ghins, sophomore business major
from Seminole, was accompanied
by Miss Pat Yaap.
Silas Hughes, freshman from
Fort Worth, was accompanied by
his sister. Miss Linda Hughes. Pre-
sented in absentia was Barton Lee.
freshman pre-medical major from
Fort Worth.
Bill Magers, freshman music
major from Fort Worth, was a.c-
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Dateline... TWC
Tuesday, March 6
7:30 p.m., Gamma Omicron, Home Economics'House
Wednesday. March 7
4:15 p.m.. Dorm Council Meeting
7:30 p.m., MSM
Thursday. March S
7:30 p.m., Intramurals Fish vs. Jrs., gym
8:15 p.m., Flower Drum Song {Celebrity Series)
Friday, March 9
A 8:15 p.m.. Flow er Drum,Song {Celebrity Series <
■Saturday. March 10
Homecoming Week-end v
lflfOO a.m.. Registration |
11:00 a.m., Golden Shears and Brunch Meeting. Dora Roberts
Dining Hall
2:00 p.m.-3:J>0 p.m.. Open Forum. Visual Aids room.
3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.. Teas
Autiss. Faculty Lounge »Room 1 >
D. D„ Home Economics Room
Deka. Armstrong Hail
E. A.. Ann Hall
Sakkara. Men's Hall
3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.. Open House on Campus
4:30 p.m.-5:45 p.m.. General Reception, Boaz
8:15 p.m.. Flower Drum Song «
Monday, March 12
Student Center
S.A. and NCATE. NASM Visitation on Campus
7:30 p.m.. Intramurals. Fish vsrSrs.. gym
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