Miami Hurricane, May 10, 1957

              The Miami
Hurricane
Vol. XXXII
University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla., May 10, 1957
No. 23
Business School
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State Student Leaders
SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT is on the minds of the newly selected cheerleading squad for 1S57-58. Kneeling are (1. to r.) Helen Dyer, Pat Crawford, captain, and Kathy Hammock. Standing (I. to r.) are Gayle Jenkins, Barbara Rohrer and Carol Bald-
win. The coeds were selected by i
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competition. Pep Club sponsored the clinic which was conducted from April 23 through last Friday. Karen Wagner, former captain, conducted the tryouts.
LOOKING OVER UM publications on the last day of the recent photojournalism conference*, held here by the American Society of Magazine Photographers, are three top lensmen and two editors of student publications. (L. to r.) Arnold Newman, Fred Por-
ter, Hurricane managing editor, Ernest Haas, David Douglas Duncan, and Tempo editor Art Cohen. The three photographers are among the country’s top free lancers; Duncan and Newman are former UM students.
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What They Are Saying ...
“We have relieved government officials of an awful lot of trouble,” says 3n editorial on taxes on Page 6.
“Carni-Gras was one of the finest, most delightful, most wonderful University events we’ve bad here in over a decade,” said Dr. Thurston Adams, director of student activities. Story on Page 10.
“It means that we have attained full stature,” said Dean Grover A. Noetzel of the full accreditation of the School of Business Administration. Story on Page 2.
“Everyone in the Athletic Department is sorry to see Lufler ledVe,” says Athletic Director Jack Harding of tennis coach Bill Lufler's departure. Story on Page 16,
“We are again striving for a broad basis of ideas,” says Ron Perry, editor of Folio this semester. Story on Page 2.
“The courses will be taught by a staff selected from the regular faculty of the University and some outstanding visiting professors,” said Dr. Warren H. Steinbach about this year’s summer sessions, on Page 4.
“When men don’t gripe about something, look out, for trouble is brewing,” says Mike Kieserman in the Letters column, Page 6.
“If it goes in Detroit it will go anywhere,” said UM vocalist Darryl Roberts about his new record release. Story on Page 13.
“When you get right down to it, he didn’t know much about the cube root of 34 either,” says Bob Gibson about Marmaduke Keen, student plenipotentiary, in the Debris column, Page 7.
“Don’t pull me out—not even if I scream and cry,” said UM coed Greta Patterson before swimming Lake Erie. Story on Page 15.
Photo by Rustuk
A VALENTINE SMILE is flashed by Hurricane Honey No. 23, Angela Valentine, as she poses prettily in the Memorial Building. Eighteen-year-old Angela is a freshman majoring in human relations, and originally comes from Curundu, Canal Zone. She is 5 feet 2 inches tall, with brown eyes and brown hair. If Angela will drop Up to The Hurricane office this afternoon at 3:3d she will be presented with the traditional orchid by Leonard Rubin, Hurricane editorial page editor.
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