University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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All-University Day Along with spring comes All-University Day with its diversified booths and games providing amusement and fun for students of all Colleges of the University. During the Sigma Kappa street dance, which brings the big day to an end, announcement is made of the winners of the Alpha Phi Omega contest for Lena, the Hyena, and the Ugly Man. The 1952 winners are Mildred Carter, Kappa Delta, and Andy Offutt, Pi Kappa Phi. (top, left) Mildred Carter and Andy Offutt show why they won their “Lena, the Hyena” and “Ugly Man” titles and then, with a more cheerful expression, get together for @ victory dance. (bottom) The sack race is a perennial favorite at the All-University Carnival. 23

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Fryberger Sing The annual Fryberger Sing is one of the most picturesque events of the year. The com- peting groups, garbed in multicolored cos- tumes, render their musical best in an effort to win the coveted trophies. Just look at those proud directors! (top, left) Sally Yantz accepts Sigma Kappa’s first place trophy for their rendition of “Old MacDonald Had a Farm.” (top, right) Delta Sigma Delta’s “Halls of Ivy” won for them the first place trophy which is received by Jack Perciful. (bottom, left) “Little French Clock” sung by Chi Omega was judged second. Connie Darms accepts the cup. (bottom, right) Jim Almand receives the trophy awarded Phi Chi for placing second with “Little David Play on Your Harp.” Barbershop and Beauty Shop Quartets Barbershop and Beauty Shop Quartet Con- test provides another evening of entertainment and musical competition. (top. left) Sigma Kappa’s quartet composed of Pat McDevitt, Joyce Marrillia, Sally Yantz, and Margaret Hamilton walked away with the first place cup. (bottom, left) Brooksie Lucas, Sandy Long, Ann Bowen, and Sally Schlundt, the Pi Beta Phi quartet, took second honors. (top, right) In the Men’s division, Phi Kappa Tau’s Bert Thompson, Chuck Jett, Buddy Humphreys, and Don Romans easily won the first place trophy. (bottom, right) Pi Kappa Phi’s quartet, composed of Corkie Scherer, Julian Crutcher, Robert Herman, and Eddie Howard received the second place cup. 22

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The historic and unique Play- house, which originally was a chapel, is widely known for its out- standing seasonal dramatic presenta- tions. Little Theatre The enthusiasm with which Boyd Martin directs the Little Theatre Company can be at- tributed to his years of expe- rience and natural enjoyment of theatrical work. Affectionately regarded by his students, “Pop” has direct- ed many well known produe- tions which have received wide acclaim. His untiring effort has won for the Little Theatre a great deal of merited praise and prestige.