Entrants For Betty Coed,
Joe College Are Named
Sophomore contestants for the Betty Co-ed—Joe College
contest who appeared before judges yesterday in the first elimi
nation of the contest have been announced by Bob Miller, chair
man of the Whiskerino committee.
Those contesting for the typical Betty Co-ed to be honored
at the traditional Whiskerino dance, are: Jo Ann Fisher, Hil
yard House; Jerry Dostalik, Delta Zeta; Jean Rhlen, Gerlinger
hall; Shirley Ann Hunter, ana
Kathleen Jean Forsythe, Susan
Campbell; Mary McQueen, Alpha
Xi Delta; Leslie Palfrey, Kappa
Kappa Gamma; Bev Dichler, Alpha
Chi Omega; Mavis Knorr, Univer
sity House; Mary Handelin and
Sally Watson, Hendricks hall.
Names
Betty Jane Roberts, Highland
house; Hazel Roake, Alpha Phi;
Ilia M. Clark, Rebec house; Sue
Mercer, Pi Beta Phi; Virginia Dry
den, Alpha Gamma Delta; Pat
Burris; Zeta hall; Audrey Kull
berg, Tri Delt.
Sis Scott, Theta; Carol Wicks,
Alpha Delta Pi; Helen McFetridge,
Sigma Kappa; Carolyn Wright,
Alpha Omicron Pi; Mary Lou Sex
ton, Alpha hall; Jeanne Herndon,
Delta Gamma; Mary Joy Ham,
Chi Omega; Diane Mead, Gamma
Phi Beta.
More Nam|es
The men competing for the title
of Joe College are: Arnold Slen
ning, Chi Psi; Andrew Iskra, Sig
ma hall; Bob Van Vactor, Omega
hall; Dale Harlin, Sherry Ross hall;
Floyd S. Carlson, Yeomen; Jim
Nelson, Delta Upsilon; Eldon Fos
ter and John Benneth, McChesney
hall; Bill Stroud, Theta Chi; Bob
Wallace, SAE; Robin Arkley, Phi
Gamma Delta.
Bud Carter, Stitzer hall; Les
Hixon, Phi Psi; Bill Barnam, Sig
Ep; Don Clinch, Delta Tau Delta;
John Joachims, Beta Theta Pi; Don
McNeil, Campbell club; John
Kauffman, Sigma Nu; Dick Stoin
off, Alpha Tau Omega; Bob Hen
drickson, Kappa Sig; Bernie Hoff
man, Sigma Chi; Norman Rubens,
Sigma Alpha Mu.
Dance Tickets on Sale
Tickets are now on sale at the
Co-op for the Whiskerino dance
which is on Saturday, November
16 at Mac Court from 8:30 until
12:30 p. m. Short silks are in
order at the dance and corsages
will not be given. The price per
couple with tax included is $2.40.
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