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University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, Dec. 18, 1963
Sigma Nu Fraternity Chooses Chapter Queen, Shanon Athy
Shanon Athy, Topeka senior, was announced White Rose Queen of the KU chapter of Sigma Nu Saturday night at the fraternity's annual formal dance.
Chosen from among the women students either pinned or engaged to chapter members, Miss Athy was presented with the traditional white roses and a kiss from Mike Elwell, Sigma Nu commander and Wichita senior. She is pinned to Richard Johnson, Hutchinson senior.
Pinnings
Sherry Zillner, Prairie Village senior, Pi Beta Phi, to Harvey Martin, Salina first year medical student, Phi Gamma Delta.
Jane Wiles, Topeka senior, Gamma Phi Beta, to Fred Lamar, Alma graduate student, Lambda Chi.
Patti Hambric, Dallas, Tex., sophomore, Pi Beta Phi, to David Duncan, Dallsaw, Tex., senior, Phi Gamma Delta.
Attendants to the queen are Karen Cox, St. Louis junior; Julianel Schaberg, Topeka junior, Gamma Phi Beta, and Judy Railsback, Hutchinson junior.
AKL's Sing Carols With Sound Effects
A member of the fraternity said a month was spent practicing for the carols which included sound effects of horses neighing, the clippiny-clop of hooves, sleigh bells ringing, and whips cracking.
Engagements
Sheril Murrow, Topeka senior, Gamma Phi Beta, to Charles Anderson, Osage City graduate student, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Linda Edmunds, McLouth sophomore, Alpha Phi, to Jerry Bick, McLouth senior, Pi Kappa Alpha.
Diamond Needles Best for Records
CHICAGO — (UPI) — Careless handling of phonograph records will cut their life span and result in a steady deterioration of sound, a record company says.
In hi-fi receiving equipment the slightest damage is intensely magnified.
One company offered these suggestions to preserve the life of favorite songs.
A DIAMOND needle is well worth the extra money since it lasts from 10 to 30 times longer than cheaper needles. It gives up to 1,000 hours of playing time compared to 40 hours for a sapphire needle.
Be sure the needle and pick up are mechanically accurate and correctly adjusted. To prevent damage and undue wear, the stylus must track at the right angle and the pick up and tone arm should be exactly the right weight.
Change needles periodically since even a diamond one wears out. A diamond needle should be checked after about 600 hours of playing.
NEVER TOUCH the playing surface of records because thumb and finger prints contain damaging acids from hand perspiration.
Records should be aligned side by side on horizontal shelves, never piled on top of each other. They should be kept in their envelopes snug against each other.
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With the new year nearly two weeks away, KU fraternities, sororities, and dormitories are electing new officers.
Representative to Association of University Residence Halls, Gordon Hager, Hepler senior.
Phi Delta Theta
President, Mike Warren, Emporia senior; Vice-president, Jim Johnson, Independence, Mo., junior; Social Chairmien, Gene Ireland, Kansas City, Mo., junior, and Bill Tucker, Kansas City sophomore; Rush Chairmien, Gary Ace, Emporia junior, and Clay Blair, Joplin junior; Pledge Trainer, Steve Crowley, Quincy, Ill., senior.
According to University Daily Kansas policy, newly elected officers of no more than six offices will be printed for each living group.
Three men's organized living groups reported the following new officers.
Sigma Chi
President and Treasurer, Vernon Vorhees, Kansas City senior; Vice-president, Roger Filley, Kansas City, Mo., junior; Secretary, Jeff Ellis, Parsons junior; Corresponding secretary, Phil Hammons, Fort Scott sophomore; House Manager, Phil Fleming, Emporia junior; and Historian, Bruce Hall, Coffeyville senior. Pearson Hall
President, Jack Croughan, Novato, Calif., senior; Secretary, Nick Fryman, Horton sophomore; Treasurer, Terry Harbaugh, Topeka sophomore; Social Chairman Jerry Revely, Topeka sophomore;
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