George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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We do not feel that a caption is needed for this picture! Panhellenic Sing and Prom Peggy Hastings and Loydell Jones lie for the Director’s Cup; here Miss Hastings receives the cup from Dick Giesler, IFC President, It was “A Rhapsody in Blue ' ' ' and ‘Theta Queen ' sung by Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, that won first place in the Panhellenic Sing, March 15 Kappa Kappa Gamma took second place honors, and Delta Gamma won third place, f)r r Robert Hannon made the unique presentation of the Director ' s Cup, a tie to Loydell Junes. KKG. and to Peggy Hasting, RAT, Also on the program was tap- ping for Delphi, Sorority Women ' s Honorary, and Pan- hellenic Scholarship Awards; 1st place in sorority schol- arship went to Kappa Delta. The Phi Sigma Sigma pledge class also took first place scholarship honors. The Panhellenic Prom took place the following eve- ning in the grand ballroom of the Presidential Anns: Jack Morton’s Orchestra provided the music, Mary Lou Bernard. Panhellenic Council social chairman, headed the Prom committee. Kappa Alpha Theta, first place.

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“Mousetrap” And me without my security blanket! “Don’t blame it on MEP It was Agatha Christi’s Mousetrap” which provided a chilling mystery presented by the University Players March 8 and 9 in Lisner Auditorium, Ed Ferrero, Man- aging Director of University Dramatics produced, and Pal O’Connor directed the play which concerned the snowbound occupants of an English manor guest house and two murders committed by one of the guests. Head- ing the cast was Loydell Jones as Mollie Ralston, Clayton Chad well as Giles Ralston, Bernie Passeltiner as Para- vie ini. Rub Dolson as Sergeant Trotter, Eddy Clark as Miss Casewelh and Norton Hardesty’s unforgettable per- formance as Christopher Wren, Elizabeth Claffy. as Mrs. Boyle, and Bill Dotson, as Major Metcalf, added to make this production a success. 17

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It was the University Dance Production Group that pr ere tiled a sparkling and varied concert March 22 and 23 in Lisner Auditorium. Included on the program was ' Quadrille , a formal balfe! with choreography by Eliz- abeth Bu liner. Lead couples for the number were Bar bara Hep finger and George l ' rick. Sue Goldstein and Jerr) Osborne. Folk Suite was danced by Elizabeth Appleton, with her own voice and guitar accompani- ment: dance assistance was rendered Ivy Gregg Mayer and Jerry Osborne. Highlighting the concert was Made- line , a ballet by Miss Burt tier based on Ludwig Rem el - man ' s book: Miss Mayer danced the enchanting heroine, Madeline. The straw -hatted school girls included Lenore Alexander. Judy Becker. Stephanie Davis and Miriam Levitan. Last on the program and equally delightful was a philosophical study entitled Can I Tell What 1 am Like?” Madeline and friend, Lenore Alexander. Dance Concert “Madeline, the madcap little school girl of Paris, portrayed by Greg Mayer.