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J tunt v 1 ' iqkt Alpha Gamma Delta won the Sorority Division with a skit that was really out of This World. The Delta Zeta Follies of 53 played before a packed house March 10 with a program that prompted many in the audience to say Let ' s see it all over again. Twelve campus organizations presented skits, all greatly enjoyed. Alpha Delta Pi opened with High Noon and after the shooting and dancing was over Chi Sigma came back Western style with Shooting of Sam McHugh. The winning Alpha Gams presented their Out of this World show only to have the audience kept in stitches again when the Kappa Alphas revived the Old Time Movie. Fishy Business features members of Alpha Xi Delta and the Kappa Sigmas came with Romeo and Juliet. After the intermission, the Eupar- thenes presented the Queen of Hearts. Casey came back in a famous performance of his mighty strike out with members of Lambda Chi Alpha putting on the show. Pi Kappa Alpha brought the audience to its feet with li ve snakes aplenty as the Unique Indian Hopi Dance came to life. Eugenia Barnes, director of the Follies, presents the winning trophy to Marilyn Sanford of Alpha Gamma Delta as Evelyn Cattaneo, Delta Zeta president, watches. Second place in the Sorority Division was won by Sigma Kappa, with an interesting skit on Glo-Po. 28
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J tuint V iqht Pot Luck featured a couple of professors (??) as Phi Mu went African. Sigma Phi Epsilon put on Deacon Paul which had the people clapping to the preacher ' s words. The final event was Glo- Po by Sigma Kappa. Individual numbers were presented by Donna Gardner, Deanie White, Dick Pruitt, Joyce Stovall, Pete Vescovo, Mary Frances Ramsey, Edwin Mun- son, Doris Ellison, Wayne Oatman, Martha Ann Ward, Wally Miller and Betty Jean Perkins. Wayne Oldham won first place with a piano selection. Dick Covington served as master of ceremonies. ik Louis Pritchett accepts the trophy (minus snakes) for his fraternity for the winning show. The authentic Hopi Dance kept the audience in suspense as live snakes stole the show. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity took top honors in this division with the Unique Indian Hopi Dance which feature real live snakes. Second place was won by Kappa Sigma Fraternity with a Romeo and Juliet performance. Wayne Oldham of Pi Kappa Alpha took first pect- in the individual performances for his musical selection. Cleo parker, president of Alpha Xi Delta, accepts a trophy for the so- rority ' s winning the DZ poster award.
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