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THURSDAY, APRIL 12. UMI2
BIlirIcy, Jacksonville,
19-year-old aophomore at the
Univeralty, haa been elected “1962
Campus Queen” by the readers of
Sports Magazine. Sports 11th
queen, Lynne brings the title
back to the Georgia campus for
the first time since 1956. A pre
law major, Lynne Is a member of
Delta Zeta sorority and a Geor
gette. Sbe enjoys basketball, bowl
ing, writing poetry, and playing
the piano. Lynne has won more
than a dozen beauty contests, in
cluding Miss Athens, 1961; Miss
Jacksonville, 1962; Miss Pandora;
Miss Florida World; and past
'Gator Bowl queen. Red-headed
Lynne Stands 5' 7", weighs 120
pounds, and measures 36-21-36.
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Triquetra Elects
Slate ot Officers
Triqueta, whose aim is to create
unity and further the interest of the
independent women of the Universi
ty of Georgia, has elected a new
slate of officers to carry out the
duties of the organization for the
next school year:
The new officers are: president,
Dianne Hummell, Macon; vice presi
dent, Haniette Embry, Athens; re
cording secretary, Pattie Atkinson,
Greensville, S. C.; corresponding
secretary, Janice Thurman, Monroe:
treasurer, Kathy Fowler, Warm
Springs; publicity chainman, Dianne
Dood, Macon; hospitality chairman,
Eleanor Etnberson, Ringgold; mem
bership chairman, Rachel Bramblett,
Rome; pariimentarian, Marilyn Call
ahan, Hapeville.
Distallation of these officers will
be held this week at the first meet
ing held during spring quarter.
To fulfill their role as social or
ganizer of the independent women
on campus, Triquetra is planning an
entertaining quarter for its members
and all independent girls not yet in
the organization.
One of the first events on the
Triquetra agenda will be a dance.
Exact dates and times of scheduled
events will be announced later.
Coed Enters Contest
Pat Campbell, junior from Mariet
ta, has been selected to compete for
the title of "Little General” in a
contest sponsored by Arnold Air So
ciety National Headquarters.
By Harriette Terry
It looks as if spring really has ar
rived. Saturday classes are over for
a while, the Master's has drawn to
an end, and fraternity parties are
bursting out all over.
The bewitching hour this week
end is 8 o'clock, all parties are to
begin promptly (?) at this time.
Friday night you will find the
KA’s at Moina Michael dancing to the
music of “Ernie
K. Doe” at their
closed “Old South
Ball." All will be
dressed in authen
tic southern cos
tumes, and they’re
going to have a
beard contest.
The "James
Brown Band” will
entertain the Chi
Ph's Saturday night at Charlie Wil
liams'. It’s gonna be closed and
casual.
At the Belt house, the “Mr. Blues”
are playing Friday night for a casual
dance that's open to all. The same
night, the Lumhda Chi’s will begin
their festive weekend with a formal
dance at the Georgian Hotel featur
ing the music of the “Clemson Blue
Notes." They continue Saturday
night at Moina Michael with another
closed dance and the "Flares” will
he on hand to furnish the music.
The "Bowery Ball” will be held
at the Phi Delt house Friday night
to the music of the "Zippers." Friday
night, the ATO's are having the "Im-
bers" to entertain for a casual dance
that's open.
The Sigma Chi's are beginning
their parties Saturday afternoon
with an open jam session on the
lawn. It'll he from 4-6 p.m. The fun
will resume at 8 p.m. that night with
“Johnny Jenkins and the Pine Topr
pers” playing for a closed costume
party at the house.
Both the PiKA's and the Sigma
Nu's are having closed casual parties
Saturday night. The “Mapcaps” are
playing at the PiKA house and the
Sigma Nu’s will have the "Arabian
Knights.”
To top off the weekend, the Sigma
Pi’s will entertain at their house with
a casual dance, open to all, featur
ing the music of the “Echos.”
Get out your dancing shoes and
get ready. Who could ask for a better
weekend?