University of Arkansas Little Rock - Trojan Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Ciilhl' OWCU WHS Pan Of 3 great Chi O s with their looks of determination egg-catching team. Seventh Annual Slgma Nu Relays Won By Chl Omega For the second year in a row Chi Omega won the Sigma Nu Relays. The four sororities competed for a trophy in the con- test sponsored by the fall pledges. The high- light was a surprise event in which the con- testants would put their noses on a baseball bat and turn around ten times. Then they would run back to tag the next contestant.

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Chi Omegas sang Ding Dong Merrily on High and No Room. Mary Jo Marks was songleader. C Chl Cmega, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Win Aulsing This year the Aulsing program was al- tered slightly. Instead of singing one secular and one sacred Christmas song, the groups were free to sing any two Christmas songs they pleased. Three music critics from the Little Rock area judged the event. Placing first were Chi Omega and Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon. Second place winners were Kappa Kappa Gamma and Pi Kappa Alpha.