University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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HE Time? 7 P.M. The Place? New Hampshire Hall. The Occasion? The annual Blue Key Stunt Nite. lt was a tense moment as the seven contest- ants-four fraternities and three sororities-com- peted before a capacity audience. Chi Omega and Acacia were the top winners -the second year for Acacia-while Phi Alpha and Alpha Xi Delta came in second. The winning Chi Omega stunt was depicting a UNH co-ed pleading with the weatherman, be- wailing the typical snowless winter carnival. Acacia's stunt portrayed the solution to the problem of a lull in cigarette sales due to em- barrassing facts of impartial research. Alpha Xi's skit showed life on campus void of men lhorrible thoughtl while the Phi Alpha men adapted their stunt from the play Our Town. SAE, Kappa Sigma, and Alpha Chi Omega also took part in the entertainment. The Wildcat Show Band provided music dur- ing scene changes and intermission and Bert Wolfe, President of Blue Key, was Master of Ceremonies.