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University Daily Kansan
MAYTIME MAGIC — The Phi Kappa Theta Sweetheart and her two attendants smile for the camera after their selection at the fraternity's formal, "An Evening of Maytime Magic," Saturday. Sweetheart Patricia Dawson, Kansas City Mo., junior, center, is flanked by her two attendants, Suzanne Delaney, Tenafly, N.J., junior, left, and Donna Bowman, Russell junior.
Alpha Chi Reigns For Law Fun Day
Law students were excused from classes at 10 a.m. Friday to crown a queen, have a picnic and dance for their annual celebration of spring Friday.
Prudence Schneck, Mission junior, was crowned "Miss Res Ipsa Loquitor" meaning, "The thing speaks for itself" at the dance that evening in the Crystal Room of the Eldridge Hotel.
Miss Schneck, a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, was chosen on the basis of beauty and personality from a field of 12 contestants.
Her attendants were Iva Kay Jones, Ottawa, and Heather Graham, Kansas City, Mo., both sophomores.
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Fish May Survive Yet
Icthyological nerves were calmed today by a statement from Frank Cross, assistant professor of zoology, that last week's oil-burning episode on Potter Lake has not killed any fish.
Prof. Cross explained that any dead fish would have been seen floating on the top of the water. He said that such a prank might slow up their growing process, though.
"The fish are quite small, and they might have escaped danger, but they could be killed by a repetition of the matter," he said.
Illinois Chemist to Lecture
A University of Illinois chemistry professor will lecture at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Malott Hall on "Polymerization Through Coordination." Dr. John C. Bailar Jr., the speaker, is president of the American Chemical Society.
New Look in the Barroom
CHICAGO -- (UPI) — Harry Watts, 27, said he got "sick of looking at the same old wallpaper." The accommodating tavern owner supplied the materials so Watts could paint an 88-square-foot mural on the barroom wall.
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1 Meanwhile Back At The Igloo  Alpha Chi Omega ... ½¹ 10" LP $5.43
2 Road To Nowhere ... Tau Kappa Epsilon ... ½² 10" LP 5.43
3 Tandemonium ... Delta Gamma ... ½³ 10" LP 5.43
4 A Jousting We Will Go ... Beta Theta Pl ... ½⁴ 10" LP 6.15
5 Sailbad The Sinner ... Chi Omega ... ½⁵ 10" LP 5.43
6 The Remarkable Tale of Dr. Fowst ... Delta Upsilon ... ½⁶ 10" LP 5.43
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7 Any one house on 45 rpm or ... ½“ 10” LP 2.87
8 Top Six Winners on LP only ... 4.60
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9 Any one house on 45 rpm or ... $ \frac{1}{2} $ 10" LP 2.87
10 Top Four winners on LP only ... 3.58
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11 Anthem for the Coronation of A King ... ½* 10" LP 3.58
12 Ode on St. Cecelia's Day (60 min.) ... ½* 12" LP 10.25
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