Miami Hurricane, October 14, 1966

              Elections Decide Freshmen
The
42nd Year,
ZBT' Chi O Rank First At “Howl”
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University of Miami, Coral Cables. Florida, Oct.V 1966
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Elbrader Reigns As Queen
Howl
Hurricane through campus night, leaving many spirit points in its wake. Reaping the! rewards of this event were the
With a beaming smile and joyful tears Spirit Week Queen Julie Elbrader was crowned Tuesday night "Hurricane Howl." trlew The pretty Kappa Kappa Gamma was speechless with surprise.
Each of the girls in the Queen’s Court was introduced and received a corsage. The girls, first place winners, Zeta Beta ¡n ortjer fi0m fourth runner-up to first run-Tau in the fraternity division,
Chi Omega sorority in the go-, Fjsherkeller Beth rority division, and Associated Uura Beckwith.
Women Students for the independents.
Master of Ceremonies Henry Barrow, from WIOD radio, presented the event for the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music fraternity, who organized the event.
In spite of the rain, the Howl was held on the Student Union Patio, where participants joked, yelled, and slid their way through the competition. ZRT's winning entry was entitled “Trouble (•eorgia,” a musical parody of several Broadway routines. Uhi Omega’s “Ctrl from Chi O, U.N.C.L.E.” was a satire on the other organizations of UM’s Campus.
AM'S' winning skit, entitled "How to Succeed in College without Really Trying,” exemplified the conflict between the Incoming Freshman and the spirit of AWS.
Each of the top winners in the Hurricane Howl competition received fifty spirit points.
Second place winners Alpha ell Epsilon Pi fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority, and Doo-I e y House, received forty points each for their entries.
Third place winners Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and Mon-
Pelley, Claire Baas, and
Clutching her red rose*, the new Queen stammered tier appreciation to the crowd. As site left the stage she was swani|H‘d by her sorority sisters and friends who smothered her with congratulations.
In an interview with Julie immediately after the coronation, she revealed her thoughts upon receiving her crown. Her first reactions w'ere “Oh!” and "the other girls are much more qualified!”
In response to a question about her duties, she replied, “I don't think anybody can rep-! resent spirit. I don't know why they picked me, but I’m very glad I was chosen. I’m proud ito have brought this honor to Kappa. I hope that I represent everybody, not just Kappa. I will feel like everybody else at the game . . .
Election time is here again, and this time it's the fresh men who do the campaigning and voting.
All of the candidates have obtained their petitions for candidacy and have had them signed. At least 100 freshmen signatures must be on each candidate's petition. Deadline for the petitions was October 3. They were turned in at the Student Activities Office.
!the independent candidates is Each of the candidates pro-	, .	, .
.	Stuart	Ellison. Stuart includes
Ivided some information on the!.
.	.	,, •	* j 'in his qualifications the office
l»etition request sheets, includ-|	1
ling credits,	activities,	and	slate	of Mayor of his home town
members if	he	is	running	with	during	the Student Govern-
a slate.	jinent	Week, chairmanship of
This year, there are 14 fresh-¡the Guide Service, and presi-men running on .slates, and 3jdencies and memberships o f
various organizations.
___I Second on the list is Tom
Good. Tom lists his activities [as a member of the Junior I Town Meeting, a member of ¡his school's swimming team,
; and a staff member of the ! newspa|»er.
are running independently. Alphabetically, the first
I.D. Cards Needed l or All Games
—Photo by BUI Blerman
Julie Elbrader
IT), cards will lie distributed ¡Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the R e g i s t rar’i Office Second \ Floor of the Ashe Building.
A valid I.D. card (correct
“Bons Jock" Highlights 1st Parade
it's so hard to believe. This is something I II label on reversel must be pres-always remember.”	lented at the student entrance
As Queen of Spirit Week-1966, Julie will In order to lie admitted to the reign for the rest of the week, presiding over game on Friday night. Receipt-all of the events, culminating in the Miami ed schedule cards will not be versus Georgia football game.	accepted.
First circling Sets
Kickoff For Homecoming '66
The first
WFUN disc-jockey Jim How-1	mec,'ng '»f die
in his capacity as Parade : Homecoming committee was Marshall, led the 1966 Spirit held Tuesday, when plans were Week parade through Miami announced with regard to the
and (oral Gables last night entertainment and the Dance Driving the WFUN Mobile Cru-
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iser and wearing his “Boss Jock" cheerleading outfit, How-1*e* roe House received forty points o|| took the lead of more than each for their entries.	forty cars from the University.
Third piace winners Lambda Following the disc-jockey Chi Alpha fraternity and Mon- and a police escort were cars roe House received thirty I representing UM administra-
to be held at the Deauville Ho-
Applications for the Queens Contest, House Decorations and the Parade were also passed out. They may be returned on (joints each in their rush for.tion officials, cheerleaders and;¡Monday morning. Entertain-
will he provided by Berry and his hand.
the trophy. There were no oth- the Spirit Week Queen and her mpn)
er entries in the sorority divi- Court rode in a group of 1967 sion.	convertibles.	* huck
Spirit Week skits for the The one and one-half hour Clarence “Frogman” Henry
Howl were not limited in content except to be pertinent to the occasion. Time was a factor, so much so that the Wesley Foundation entry had to l)e disqualified for running a great deal overtime. Most of the skits used the Georgia,
parade followed a route from and the Intramurals Field, downj fraternity row, up Ponce into the Gables and down Flagler Street into Downtown Miami, officially Ik- named in honor of The participants returned by Norman “Chink” Whitten wav of Biscayne Boulevard,
Barbara Lynn. Shortly after the start of homecoming week the Student Union will
Brickell Avenue, Coral Way,
“Bulldogs" as a focal point for the Miracle Mile, and IWeunc the lampooning and took it Road to Ponce and the CM
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Ticket» for Ule ilance will go 011 vale Mnndav, Ort ober 24, at Hie ticket wimlnw in the Union Breezway. Ad-vance ticket» will he $5 per COUple; ticket» »old at the door will be *6. Fratrrnitie« and otlier group» are urged to buy ttieir ticket» in block» In order to in»ure llint lliev will Im* »eated together. Block» will hc »old in half table» of »even couple» and full fahle» of fiflccn couple».
“Expectations for Marriage" is a program designed to give students a more complete un-d e r s t a n d i n g of matrimony. Thursday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.tn.. AWS and MRHA will present We have been asked to an-the first of this series in the nounce that groups entering Student Union Flamingo Ball-floats should pick up their room
float beds today at the dock; Participating in the panel area below the pool. Home Com- discussion. "Marriage, Old. ing week will Ik- held Nov 9th-|New, and Expectant", will be 12th.	¡Dean and Mrs. David Bartlett.
Mike Sehl is the last of the independently running freshmen. His qualifications consist of the presidency and secretaryship of his sophomore, junior, anti senior years, respectively.
First of the slates, alphabet i-cally, is that of Larry Bandell, Trez Fleming and Carl Haggard. I,arry lists his qualifications as the presidency of his junior and senior classes in ¡high school, editor of hi*
1 school’s magazine. Drum Major, vice-presidency of the Key Club, and the "Viking Leader of the Month ”
Marle-Therese (Trezt Fleming, the next member of the ¡slate, lists her membership ¡upon the staff of her school il>a|MT and yearbook, member-¡ship in the Ski Club and the Great Books Club, and an ac-' live participant in Drama.
Third member of the Ban-.dell-Fleming-Haggard slate is Carl Haggard. Carl notes his ¡qualifications as a member of ¡the Debate team is high school ¡and a member of the Boostei Club.
.Second slate to Ik* on the list jit that of Merrily Besvinlck, Dana McKinley and Angel Ra-basa. Merrily lists her mem-Ujership on the Student Council, and in the Marine Biology Club, the Pep Club, the Chemistry Club, the Art Honor Soci ply, and the honorary service club.
Dana, the second member of this slate, was a staff member on his high school paper, on the tennis team, and a member of the Debate Society.
Angel begins the list of quali-¡fieations with membership on the high school newspaper staff ^ and yearbook staff. Also Includ ed in his qualifications are membership in the National Mr. and Mrs Dick Streeter, j Honor Society, the Math Club, and Dtnnic Mollov (AWS Presi- the Posters Club, and the Indent t and Chuck Kantor Dr. ter-American Club O'Connor, a prominent figure __________ .
in the Dade County education- , Ih"? ^ "> running .* al system, will moderate	,‘ha' °f Jon Byrncs. ChjHfl C »-
J	hen, and Earl Starkoff. Earl
was his homeroom representative to the Student Council, a
-Photo ty BILL GUILES
l»r. Thurston Adam» and the 196« Homecoming Committee instmet representative».
AWS, MKIIA Bond-
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Question» for the di»eu»- I »ion are being submitted by the »Indent».
'member of the treasury corn mittcc and social council. He are also working litgcther on WHS treasurer of his Youth project* such as Coffee	and held committee (K*si-
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Associates.”
This year AWS and MRHA
and “Faculty
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