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The Red and Black Society
Volume I.XX
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, rill BSDAY, MAY Of, 11»0:s
Number 5fl
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Fraternities Announce Sweethearts
By JENNY LYNN MORSE
Red and Black Women’s Editor
Kiiniiii Buyer of Nashville, Sigma Phi Epsilon an-
Tenn. was chosen Sigma Chi nouncea Vicki Hiininierlilll as
sweetheart this past weekend, the new chapter sweetheart.
Susan Is a freshman major- ^k'kl * H 11 firBt quarter senior
Ing in home economics and art, w *'° f rom Atlanta,
and she plans to make a career ^ home economics-education
of Interior decoration. She 1 ainjor, Vicki plans to teach
stnmls 5' 4" tall, and weighs "l ,on graduation.
112 pounds. * She |B Panhellenlc represen-
. , tatlve for her sorority, Delta
The hazel-eyed blonde Is a _ . , . „
, , ,, _ Zeta, and she served on the
ninmber of Kappa Kappn Gam- L, ., ,, . „ , .
,, . Executive Council of Panhel.
nm, Homecon, and the Bulldog , , . -
,,, , Q , , She Is also a member of Home-
Club. She was among the top
10 In the "Miss Modern Venus"
contest hold winter quarter.
She Includes swimming nnd
water skiing In her list of hoh-
hles.
Emily Ann Gentry, a Deltn
con.
The petite brow n-eyed
blonde enjoys skiing, dancing,
and music, particularly sing
ing She Is 5' 2" and weighs
104 pounds.
Kiisan UtM-hurrh of Athens
Zeta from Roswell, will reign w „, ag £glgmn Alpha Ep
as sweetheart of Alpha Gamma H |j on sweetheart for tho 1963-
Rho for the coming year. , H) . hoo , ypftr
The brunette freshman Is Susan, a sophomore, Is ma-
6' 7" tall, weighs 126 pounds, jorlng in elementary education
and has brown ey»e Her major „ n d hopes for a career In tench-
la medical technology and she |„ K j|er hobbles nro golf and
plnns to enter tills field when swimming,
she graduates. ! The 6' 2 V' blonde ban blue
Emily Ann Is a member of eyes and weighs 112 pounds,
the Bulldog Club. She holds tho She Is a member of Chi Omega
title of Roswell’s “Miss Youth sorority and ACEI, an educa-
Day." 11Ion organization. She Is also
Her favorite hobbles are an inactive member of Angel
dancing and swimming. | Flight.
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This weekend promises to be j
the last big one for this spring
and this year. Several fra
ternities will help brirtg the
year to a close with their an
nual spring parties.
The ATOs will begin their
weekend with a Jam session
at the house Friday afternoon
from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday
night they will go to Charlie
Williams’ for an Informal par
ty. Bubba Boyd will entertain
at both of these parties. Satur
day night they will be at Moina
Michael with music by the Ice
men for their annual formal
and the announcing of the new
sweethenrt.
The Clii Plils will have their
annual Chakett Ball this week
end. Friday night they will
have an informal party with
music by the Oxfords who will
also entertain Saturday morn
ing from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Saturday from 4 p.m. to 5:30
p.m. the Chi Phis are sponsor
ing a concert at the amphi
theater for the student body.
Jackie Wilson will be the en
tertainment for this concert
and for the Chakett Ball Satur
day night at Doster's Roller
Phi Mu Plans
I-A Conclave
The Phi Mu District I-A Con
vention will be held in Macon
this weekend. A highlight of
the convention will be a per
formance by Georgia’s Phi Mu
Washboard Band.
The group will attend an ad
dress by the Phi Mu national
president, Mrs. Adelle William
son.
Other chapters attending the
convention will be from Mercer
University, the University of
Chattanooga, Emory Univer
sity, the College of Charleston
and Brenau College.
Rink when the new sweetheart
will be announced.
The PlKAs will hold their
annual Dream Girl Ball Friday
night at Moina Michael where
they will announce their new
sweetheart. The Fiestas will
furnish music for this and for
their Jam session Saturday af
ternoon at Lake Welbrook.
The Majors will play for their
party that night at the same
[ place.
The Lambda Uhls will an-
| nounce tlielr new sweetheart at
their annual Crescent Girl
I Dance which will be at their
j house Saturday night.
Saturday night is also the
! time for the annual Sigma Nu
j spring rush party. This will be
S an informal party at their
house with music by Bubba
Boyd.
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