The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current, November 17, 1939, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPetticoat Parade By Mario Richardson (Women’s Pan-Hellenic President) This isn’t the Sigma Chi Derby, but the freshmen are again on pa rade. After six weeks of college they are settling down to a steady pace —some taking the lead socially, oth ers, politically; and still others scholastically. Each personality in the front rank promises to be a star On the sidelines big sisters cheer them on, and the campus playboys add quite a few names to their lists. Larry Goodrich, Griffin, after time out in the Infirmary, is making up for lost time with a top-notch high school record back of her. Larry’s one of the best bets of the season for freshman politics. Swamped in outside activities but light enough to float on top is Cordelia Salter, At lanta. Though she’s only as big as a minute, keep your eyes on her. Off to a “flaming” start was red headed Margaret Sims, Comer. While we’re still watching the activity heat, Helen Nolte, Jacksonville, Fla., of future photog fame, forges ahead. Isobel Shockly, in mask and make up, courses her Way toward the Thalian-Blackfriar stage. Marcia Carnwill, with curly hair and dim ples, a drawl and the gift of gab pushes ahead through Freshman Club and Pandora. Jane Griffith, the Yankee with southern ways, steps on with a ver satile and interesting personality. The President of Freshman Club gains the place next to the rail— Charlie Baldwin, outstanding, tact ful and capable. Florence Baxter, Ashburn, and Henri Whitaker, Athens, started a jump ahead with freshman debate team and Pioneer already to their credit Coming up into the Phi Beta Kap pa promises will be Martha Frances Smith, Atlanta, and Emily Arnett, Atlanta. Martha Frances fits in as a stag line attraction while Emily wins her way with sincerity and fun. Into the social heat steps amiable Pat Childs, of Macon, who has made her name in Dolphin Club, Pioneer, and Freshman Club. Pauline Me Clanahan, Atlanta, Martha McDoug- all, Savannah, and Barbara Holder Thomasville, will stick right in the front. In the social sway of the year Mary Alice Roane, Atlanta, keeps in prac tice at the Tech Homecoming dances Jessie Sutton, Decatur, isn’t going to rate on her dancing feet only but with A-plus personality! Many have made their own decis ions about Jean Creekmore, Athens, and Betty Jane Horton, Anderson, S C. These two have that indescribable something that keeps them ahead in the race with little effort on their part. It’s a woman’s world in a way They say a hint to the wise is suL fleient, and they also say it’s better to be the hound dog than the rabbit! TUB RED AND BLACK. FRI DAY NOVEMBER 17, ||gf t First Saddle and Sirloin Dance of Year To Be Presented on Ag Campus Tonight Five Presenting their first social festiv ity of the year, Saddle and Sirloin Club members will entertain with a dance tonight from 9 to 1 in tho Physical Education Building. The Georgia Bulldog-Collegian orchestra will furnish the mukic. Three no-breaks and a club lead- out have been planned. Heading the leadout will be Wilton Stewart, White Plains, president of the or ganization, and Christine Burdette, Burdal All agriculture and forestry stu dents are invited. Stags will be charged 35 cents. Members of the club will wear small American flags, and their dates, red carnations. Chaperons are Dr. and Mrs. Milton P. Jarnagin, Prof, and Mrs. W. S. Rice, and Mrs. Jennie Myers. Members and their dates include: Wilton Stewart Tom Breedlove W. J. Lrmurks Arthur Stewart Hay Stephens George Seaton Francis Chandler Loyd Yeargin Jack Kennedy Paxton Patterson Hubert Middleton Jesse Miller George Perry V. F. Webb Quentin Kicklighter Jack Fleming Bill Lassiter Jimmy Hosford Bill Groover J. Lloyd Burrell Emory Jones Robert Stathani Troupe Jones Jack Grist Albert Williams Tom Crabb II. B. Ingram Jim Leach Bill Cadle Christine Burdette Sara .Eddie Bridges Mildred Moon Micky Long Elizabeth Breedlove Katheryn Ilildcrbrand Martha Bullard Vera Eidson Virginia Mott Marjorie Rutherford Isabel Adams Frances Jones Carolyn Duvall Sarah Addison Hazel Johnson Ora Lee Jackson Betty White Prentiss McIntyre Margaret Wilson Margaret Sims Lenora Crossfleld Martha Belcher Mary Barnes Mary Broach Katherine Smith Helen Buck Anne Fuller Ruth Smith Virginia Dougins Leads With Steieart Christine Burdette who with Wil ton Stewart will head the leadout tonight at the Saddle and Sirloin Club dance on Ag Hill. 4 Groups Will Give Outdoor Functions Look AT THESE BEAUTIES! Pretty smooth-looking, eh? Sure it’s a Hamilton, and they run just like they look . .. WONDERFUL $52.50 $50.00 FICKETT’S JEWZLERS • OPTOMETRISTS Absolutely Reliable. ELGIN HAMILTON BULOVA HELBROS Brim of the social calendar runs over with wiener roasts, buffet sup pers and a sphagetti supper along with all house dances this week-end. Members and pledges of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity will entertain their dates with a sphagetti supper tonight at their chapter house. Dancing will follow the feast. Next Monday night the fall pledges will be honor guests at a banquet at the Holman Hotel. Alumni throughout the state have been invited. Ralph Quillian, Atlan ta attorney, will be guest speaker. Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledges will honor their dates with a wiener roast at Bobbins Mill Saturday at 6 p. m. Their date list Includes Martha Steedman, Athens: Mary Braungart, Atlanta; Kay Young, Atlanta; Fran ces Ravenal, Savannah; Henri Whit aker, Athens; Jean Creekmore, Ath ens; Mary Frances Hutchinson, Ath ens; Ann Dickens, Sparta. Another wiener roast will be given by the Alpha Omlcron Pi sorority at Charlie Williams’ place Saturday night. Men invited are Emory Par- menter, Atco; Robert Wurden, Atlan ta; Tommy Weir, Athens; John Fow ler, Stone Mountain; C- R. Carter, Scott; Owen Pearson, Baconton. Sigma Chi fraternity is giving a buffet supper at their house follow ing the Georgia-South Carolina game Saturday. Included on the date list are Emma Bowen, Chickamauga; Lynda Lee, Thomaston; Betty Hod ges, Atlanta; Catherine Davis, Ath ens; Mariana Ross, Atlanta; Dotty Bowen, Chickamauga; Kathryn Boyn ton, Albany; Mary Dowling, Man chester: Nelle Adams, Atlanta; Mar jorie Kekle, Cordele; Jane Johnson, College Park; Eloise Carroll, Bruns wick; Frances Tregone, Monroe; La mar Ball, Savannah. 3 Fraternities Plan Week-end Dances Social trends lean toward house j dances this week-end with one to night at the Phi Delta Theta house and two tomorrow night at the Tau Kpsilon Phi and Alpha Epsilon Pi houses. 1 he Phi Delt dance begins at 8 o’clock and the date list includes Cecelia Travis, Savannah; Mary Bow er, Bainbridge; Edith Ann Teasley Toccoa; Ann Adams, Macon; Connie Roberts, Macon; Leila Griffith, Eat on 1011 : Nell Irby, Athens; Susie Tucker, Atlanta; Helen Boardman Augusta. The Tau Eps dance is in honor of their pledges and will begin at 9 o’clock. The date list includes Sylvia Kantor, Atlanta; Helen Rutkin, Tam pa, Fla.; Nora Coolik, Reynolds; Syl via Ginsberg, Dalton; Helen Gold berg, Charleston, S. C.; Miriam Dreiz in, Butler; Muriel Halprin, Fort Val ley; Evelyn Lipshultz, Atlanta, and Muriel Siegal, Charleston, S- C. Members and pledges will be Joint hosts at the A, E. Pi dance that will start at 9 o’clock. Included on their date list are Ida Erbesfleld, Newton, N. C.; Dot Meadows, Spartanburg, S.’ C.; Lorraine Wilensky, Augusta: Bernice Shainker, Atlanta; Sarali Kramer, Summerville, S. C.; Martha Rauzin, Miami, Fla., and Leah Sie gal, Anderson, S. C. An Early Selection Laid away will solve the Xmas shopper W. A. CAPPS CO. Jewelers - Optometrist Colors! here is . ] JfO 1 to select from our New Arrivals turbans! Pill Box Hats Brims! Made up in exciting new Bagheera, Wool Crepes, Felts! Grand styles in the new brilliant and subtle football colors for fall. Michael's Campus Roundup (The Roundup includes meetings only through Wednesday for next week as other meetings have been called off because of the Thanksgiv mg holiday). ■Monday 3:30—Pioneer Inner Circle at Me morial Hall. 4:30—Dolphin Club tryouts at Phys ical Education Building. Tuesday 7:15—Vespers in the Chapel <: 30—Intramural Swimming Meet at Physical Education Building Wednesday !L 45 Coordinate Vespers. Pi Kappa Phi fraternity will en tertain pledges with a skating party at the roller rink tonight from 10 to 12. GINN’S GARAGE General Auto Repairs Batteries, Bear System of Axel and Frame Straighten ing without Removal of Parts Washington St. Phono 711 Get a Free Skate At Students Headquarters THIS COUPON WHEN PROPERLY FILLED IN AND ACCOMPANIED BY ONE PAID ADMISSION WILL ADMIT TWO SKATERS Name Address ° ltjr State My Birthday is THE ATHENS ROLLERINK 157-168 W. Clayton Ht„ Athens, Ga. Present at Office at Any Regular Session Good from Nov. 17 Through 24 By H. N. 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The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current, November 17, 1939, Image 5