The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, September 23, 1955 Page: 3 of 4
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Friday, Sept. 23, 1955
The Campus Chat
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Week Plans
Campus social organizations are
preparing for sorority rush week,
which begins Saturday, and for
fraternity rush week, which begins
Oct. 3
First event on the sorority
schedule will be open houses Sat-
urday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the
ramps in Chilton hall. Each open
house will last 30 minutes.
Second period of rush, which
consists of inlormal parties, will
be held Sunday and Monday from
5 to 45 p.m. and from 7:15 to
lJ p.m.
Preferential parties, the third
period of rush week, will be held
from 5:30 p.m. to " p.m. and from
7:15 p.m. to p.m. Tuesday.
Sorority preference lists will be
t'ue in the office of Dean of
Women Imogene Bentley by 8 a.m.
Wednesday. Pledge bids will be
addressed by tush chairmen of the
sororities and del iw red to the
girls' dormitories Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Rushees will signify acceptance
of the pledge bills by going to the
respective sorority ramps at 7 p.m.
Wednesday.
Fraternities will launch their
rush week with formal rush func-
tions Oct. 3 through 18. The sched-
ule is as follows: Oct. 3, Sigma
\u; Oct. 4, Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Oct. 5. (ieezl'.-s, Oct. (i, Pi Kappa
Alpha; Oct. 7, Delta Sigma Phi.
Also Oct. 10, Kappa Sigma;
Oct. 11, Kappa Alpha; Oct. 12,
Lambda Chi Alpha; Oct. 13, Thetu
Chi, and Oct. 14, Phi Kappu Sig-
npproval and selection of pledges.
Pledge bids will be sent out on
Oct. 20.
Fraternity rush week will be un-
der the direction of the lnterfia-
ternity council, and sorority rush
week under the supervision of 'he :
Panhellenic council. Charlie'
Welch, Kappa Alpha from Fort
Worth, is Interfraternity council
president, while Yvonne Allen,
Zeta Tau Alpha from Argyle,
heads the women's group.
'Ft—r Floyd Cialiam anil the Aces of Collegeland will high-
light tlu traditional singe show Saturday at 8 p.m. in the main
auditorium.
Tin Act" will begin tin show with two popular songs, Who
itinl Septeir.ber Song. Joan Harris will sing Don't Kliime Me and
All of Me.
Sharei and Brooks, two high school entertainers, will present
a piano am! dance number, followed by Benny Meadows, who will
ing l.o'.e i- a Many-Splendored Thing and Something's Cot to
i live.
A si'ft-sh"i act, featuring Bobby KUen Wood und Betty Ann
Bibb and a violin solo by Ann Collier will conclude the musical
part of the program.
"Battleground," stalling John Hodiak and Van Johnson, a
cartoon, and a newsreel will complete the screen part of the show.
Admission will be 30 cents.
Agan Receives Top Role
Players Select Cast for 'Dial M'
College Players, student dramat-1 known on the campus for her nu-
ic organization, has announced se- 1 merous roles in College Players
lection of the cast for the club'i. ami Supper Theatre productions.
first fall production, "Dial for
Murder," which will be presented
Nov. 1-5 in the Studio theatre.
Heading the cast, chosen at try-
outs heid Monday and Tuesday
nights, will be Marilyn Agan, sen- ,
ior speech major from Dallas.
Miss Agan, who will portray Mar
got, the feminine leatl, is well
Don Crahnm, Harlingen, was
picked to play the male lead of
Tony. Others chosen for the cast
were Noel Knight, San \ngelo, as
Max; Ben t'happell, Lancaster, as
l.e-gate; Wayne (till, Sherman, as
Inspector Hubbard, and David Ma-
berry, Fort Worth, as Thompson.
Maberry will be the assistant di-
60 Attend FBLA Meeting;
Caballeros Name Officers
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17 and 18 will be
alternate dates,
has been set aside
for
PLAZA THEATRE
East Side Square
TODAY-SATURDAY
A MAN CALLED PETER
with
Richard Todd Jean Peters
—also—
STORMY
A Walt Disney Featurette
SUNDAY-WEDNESDAY
THE SEVEN LITTLE
F0YS
with
Bob Hope
Future Business Leaders of'
America and Los Cabttlleros wen-
two of the many campus organiza-
tions which planned future activi-
ties at meetings this week.
FBLA
Approximately s i x t y members
attended the first meeting Tuesday
of Future Business Leaders of
America, a club composed of
School of Business students, offi-
cials reported this week.
A publicity committee, consist-
ing of Charles Kay as chairman,
Neil Dudley, Sarah Muccke, Doug
Fortner, and Frank Gafford, was
appointed at the meeting.
Officers of the club are Laverne
Grizzle, Piano, president; Juanita
Winton, Monahans, first vice presi-
dent; Nancy Allen, Dallas, secre-
tary; Juanelle Thoull, Rhome,
treasurer; Gwen Brown, Boyd,
reporter-historian, and Ray, Luf-
kin, publicity chairman.
Los Caballeros
Los Caballeros, t itling club, elect-
ed officers and planned two events
for the semester at a meeting!
Tuesday night. A rush party will!
be held on Oct. 8, and pledgcship '
will begin Oct. 12.
Officers of the club are Jan Ray j
Whitan, president; Don Correll, j
vice-president; Sandy Bailey, sec-
retary; Delia linker^ treasurer;
Fran James, sergeant-at-arms,;
Katie House, reporter, and James |
Evans, parliamentarian.
The club will make horseback
rit|."s every Friday evening, Miss
Whitan announced.
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rector of the murder-thriller,
which will be directed by Dr. |{. V
Holland of the speech department
A meeting for apprentice mem-
bers of the club will be belli Tues
day at 7 p.m. in the Studio thea-
tre, Edgar Webb, apprentice cap-
tain, announced this week. Attend-
i a nee at the meeting is mandatory,
I and any excuse for missing the
i meeting must be approved
Webb before Tuesday.
The club selected 54 students as
j apprentices last Friday night at
j try outs held in the Studio theatre.
The apprentices will work with
the active members on a tryout
basis during the fall semester, and
if they make good will be given
full membership in the club in the
spring, Dr. Edwin Hansen, faculty
advisor for the club, said.
by Fit ED BALDWIN
Both devotional and recreational
activities for college students have
been scheduled by a number of
Denton churches ami religious or
ganizations.
Parties for students of all faiths
are set for tonight at 7 in Denton
churches. Special activities have
been planned by various religious
groups.
Baptist
After a t!:30 visitation period
tonight, a party at 7:30 is planned
for new students at the Baptist
student center. An orientation pe-
riod for new students will be held
at 0:30 p.m. Saturday, followed by
Bible discussion groups at 7:15
p.m.
Sunday is to be "join the
church" day for Baptist students
here. Devotional activities for the
week will include morning watch
at 7:30 Monday through Saturday,
noonspiration from 12:30 through
12:50 p.m. Monday through Fri-
day, shut-in visitation at 3 p.m.,
and Negro mission work at 4 p.m.
An eight-day revival will begin
Sunday night at Grace Temple
Baptist church, with Dr. J M.
Bradford as the evangelist. A re-
by j viva! now in progress at Center
I Point mission will c o n I i n u e
through Oct. 2, conducted by the
Rev. Jim Baggett.
Catholic
All members of the Newman
club are urged to attend a regular
meeting in room D on the second
floor of the union building at 7:30
p.m. Sunday, according to Paul
Kim/,, president. A social meeting
was held Sunday in Newman ball
for new and returning members.
Disciples of Christ
The first full-scale meeting of
the Disciples Student fellowship
will be held at 5:15 p.m. Sunday
in the student center of the First
Christian church, 320 \V. Hickory,
the Rev. Jimmy Hays, pastor, said
Wednesday.
Episcopal
Devotional periods at 5:30 p.m.
Monday through Saturday have
been set for Episcopal students at
the Canterbury collegiate center,
1619 W. Hickory, according to the
Rev. Thomas Tailey, rector of St.
Barnabas Episcopal church.
Methodist
The first of a weekly series of
1 fun nights will be held at (5:30
tonight at the Methodist house,
! 10!t Avenue B.
Methodist freshmen are invited
to a party at Lake Dallas Satur-
day from 2 to 0 p.m. Students will
meet at the Methodist house for
rides to the party, which will in-
clude biking, sports, and a picnic.
Sunday is to be set aside as
| "church membership day" for
Methodist students. Dr. J. L. Car-
rico, director of the chemistry de-
partment, will descrilte how col-1
lege meets the needs of students.
Presbyterian
A special program for Presby-
terian students is planned for 5:15
P m. Sunday in Fellowship hall of
the First Presbyterian church
U.S.A. at West Oak and Bolivar
streets.
Dr. William B. Rogers, Pres-
byterian student director, will
speak at the program.
Presbyterian students are in- j
viteil to attend a study of the book
of Genesis to be led by Dr. Rogers I
at the student center at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, according to LaVerne
Barrow, student assistant to the
director.
Church of Christ
Logan Buchanan, pastor of the
Church of Christ, 403 Welch, re-
ports that the student center at
417 Welch, formerly the pastor's
home, is open to students through-
out the week.
A program of gospel singing
will be held at 0 p.m. Sunday, and
a fellowship for college students
will be held following the church
service.
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Kennamer, Ken. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, September 23, 1955, newspaper, September 23, 1955; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth306708/m1/3/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.