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tEJje iSeto Hampshire VOLUME NO. 45 ISSUE 14 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. DURHAM, N. H. »- May 12, 1955 PRICE — SE V E N CENTS A Stareful Betty Ann Raders Chosen Queen; Les Elgart Plays For Gala Prom Pretty, blonde Betty Anne Raders is the Queen for the 1955 Junior Prom. Selection was made by Mr. Philip R. Brown, presi­ Myers Selected dent of the Hart Model Agency with the aid of two of his top models at a tea given at SAE last Monday afternoon. Chosen to reign as Aides to the Queen are Miss Cynthia Martin, and Miss Arlene Acting Treasurer Fitzpatrick, both of Theta Upsilon. Coronation ceremonies will take Edward D. Eddy, Jr., Acting Presi­ place at the Junior Prom tomorrow night. dent of the University of New Hamp­ Each of the twelve candidates for shire, announced on May 4, that the queen was given a short personal inter­ Board of Trustees had appointed alum­ view with the judges. The selection was nus Norman W . Myers, a member of Jim Perry Elected made on the basis of personality, and the staff since 1953, as Acting Treas­ urer of the University, effective June 6. poise, as well as on the beauty of the candidate. The new Acting Treasurer was grad­ President of Senate uated from Medford, Mass., High First announcement of the Queen and James Perry of Lancaster has been her court was made yesterday over School in 1933, McIntosh Business elected President of the Student Sen­ W M U R -TV , when Miss Raders appeared College, Dover, 1935, and the Univer­ ate for the coming year. Ann Garland with her aides as guests of Jerry Kearney sity of New Hampshire, 1950. A Navy was chosen as Vice-President, Charles on Guest House. veteran of World War II, he was As­ Phillips as Treasurer, Judy Leavitt as sistant Production Manager of the Recording Secretary, and Cynthia Mc- Elgart’s Music George W. Dinsmoor Co. of Lawrence, Mall as Corresponding Secretary as the Mass., and Cashier of the Northfiield Les Elgart and his orchestra, known newly elected members of Student for good dance music throughout New Schools, Northfield, Mass., prior to be­ Senate assembled for their first meeting coming Assistant Terasurer at UNH England, will provide the music for the last Monday night. Junior Prom at which Queen Betty will in 1953. Mr. Myers was graduated Maureen Manning, Jack Hill, and reign. With him Elgart brings Don Sigma cum Laude at UNH after ma­ Elizabeth Knowles were elected to the Forbes, rising young singing star.' whom joring in accounting. He was a mem­ Executive Committee. critics have compared to Frank Sinatra. ber of Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, Perry, a member of Lambda Chi The coronation of the queen will take and Psi Epsilon. As an under graduate Alpha, was elected President on the place during intermission to the dance he won the Wall Street Journal Award, fourth ballot, after a tight contest with on Friday evening. and was selected as student delegate two other candidates, Charles Phillips, from all New Hampshire colleges and and Jack Hill. Perry has been a mem­ Miss Raders has selected for her coro­ universities to the National Congress ber of the Senate since his freshman nation gown a white organdy strapless, of the National Association of Manu- year, and is now entering his fourth cut to the fashionable ballerina length. The top of the bodice and the petticoat f cicturcrs. term. In his past years in the Senate PICTURED A B O V E are the campus beauties nominated for Queen of He has resided in Durham since he has served on the Men’s Judiciary are trimmed in red and white checked Junior Prom. Not shown is Miss Betty Ann Raders, selected Queen by the 1953, and prior to that made his home Board and as chairman of the Publicity gingham, with a matching sash. She will president of the Hart Model Agency. Candidates were Amy Bentas, Betty Ann in Windham, N.H. He is married and Committee, as well as representing the wear white pumps. Raders, Arlene Fitzpatrick, Shirley Wright, Iris Paquet, Maria Arce, Mary a member of Masonic orders. University at a number of intercolli- Miss Raders, a junior from Plaiston, Alexander, Anne Seidler, Anne Chase, Cynthia Martin, Jane Bradley, and He will succeed Raymond C. Ma- giate conferences. is majoring in English Literature. She Marjorie Hancock. Arlene Fitzpatrick and Cynthia Martin were selected Aides grath who leaves the University on Ann Garland of Kappa Delta, the has been active in extra-curicular activi­ to the queen. June 6, after 35 years of service, to be­ newly-chosen Vice-President is start­ ties, serving as co-chairman for the 1954 come Comptroller of Tufts University. ing her third term in the Senate. She Freshman Camp, on the Memorial Union has served on the Constitutions Com­ Campaign, and on Hi-U Day committees. mittee, Orientation Week Committee, Aides Fraternities Plan Full Weekend and the Campus Chest, as well as being one of the student representitives on Aides, Miss Martin and Miss Fitz­ Official Notices the Student Union Board of Gover­ patrick are both juniors, from Theta O f Dancing, Dining, and Swimming nors. She has also recently been elected Upsilon. Miss Martin, an Art major All students are responsible for knowledge from Nashua, will wear a blue full-length By SALLtf PAUL of notices appearing here. President of Scott Hall. The new Treasurer, Charles Phillips, gown, with a skirt of tiers of net and The fraternities are going all out in their plans for spring week­ is a well-known student leader, al­ of taffeta. The bodice will have net in­ serts. Her only accessories will be pearl end. ATO is planning a cocktail party at the Stardust Inn before the Final Examinations. Because an though this is his first year in the Sen­ error was made in _ making up the Se­ ate. For two years he has been Presi­ earrings. ball and Saturday they are spending the day at the Merrow’s hotel, mester II examination schedule for this dent of Men’s Interdormatory Council, Miss Fitzpatrick, a languages major the Seaview House, in Kennebunkport, Maine. They are having a year, the schedule shown in the cata­ Vive-President of Hetzel Hall, and this from South Dennis, Mass., will be attired beach party Sunday. PiKA is having a get together before the ball logue is incorrect and a revised sched­ year will serve as president of the in a white taffeta gown with a net over­ skirt. She has selected a rhinestone neck­ at the house. ule was published in the March 10 New dormitory. Hampshire. This revised schedule Is Following the elections, Tom lace and earrings with silver shoes to The next day they are having an in­ given again in today’s issue. Please be Walker, past president of the Senate, complete her ensemble. formal beach party and their Dream Girl a rope ladder^ Sunday they are having sure to keep it to refer to. formally retired from his position, after dance that night. For Sunday they have a beach party. Phi Alpha is having a Nominees beach party Saturday afternoon and a stating that it had been “ one of the planned a formal beach party. The SA E ’s Catalogues. Students are expected to house party that night. The theme will finest experiences of his life.” Candidates were nominated from al­ are attending the ball Friday night and keep their 1955-56 catalogues for ref­ Jim Perry took over the gavel and most every house, to vie for the coveted Saturday they are having a house party be a Hobo Hop. They are having open erence throughout the coming year as asked the Senate for full support of his honor of Prom Queen. They included with Seaweed Shuffle as the theme. Sun­ house Sunday. PiDU’s theme for their the supply allows only one for each house party Saturday night is Roman program so necessary for good organ­ Amy Bentas, from Alpha Chi; Betty Ann day they are having a picnic at Tower student. ization. Raders, Chi Omega; Arlene Fitzpatrick, Hill. Holiday. It will include refreshments with Roman style food. They want to make Senior Veterans, a Reminder. All Theta Upsilon; Shirley Wright, Chi Beach and Barbecue Omega; Ann Chase, Chi Omega; Cyn­ this theme a yearly affair. They are P.L. 346 senior veterans who wish to Sigma Beta is also attending the ball. thia Martin, Theta Upsilon; Jane Brad­ Saturday they plan a house party with having a beach party Sunday. pursue graduate study in September Exam Schedule 8-11 A.M . 1-4 P.M. ley, Chi Omega and Marjorie Hancock, Continental Capers as the theme. If it is Swing Theme must file an application with the V.A. for such graduate study prior to June Mon., May 23 XIIIXIV Scott Hall. Models assisting Mr. Brown is nice they will have part of it on the Phi Mu Delta is having an informal in the judging were Lucia Libbey and get together sometime Friday night. Sat­ 1, 1955. Forms and information may be Tues.,. May 24 XV XVI front lawn. Sunday they are having a Bobbi Stanley. urday they are having a beach party obtained from Miss Pease in Thomp­ Wed., May 25 XVIIXVIII beach party. Theta Chi plans to go to XIX XX Tickets for the Junior Prom are on and a house party with the theme Rhythm son 102. Thurs., May 26 the ball and Saturday they are having XXI XXII sale by representatives of the Junior in Blues.
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