Miami Hurricane, May 18, 1951

              The Miami
Hurricane
Volume XXVI
University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla., May 18, 1951
No. 28
Student Leaders Get Awards
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Junior-Senior Prom May 26 At Bayfront
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Photo By Brauer
ITS A DREAM COME TRUE	for	5-year-old Sheila Nelson, loyal Hurricane rooter, as she Anally	meets	her
idol. Frank Smith, left fielder	on the Canes’ diamond team. A story in the Hurricane recently	about	the
U-M's greatest fan revealed that Sheila's biggest ambition was to meet Frank. It was arranged Tuesday as U-M played Florida Southern	for	Sheila to meet Frank, and she waited for him in the dugout	every	inning as Miami trimmed Southern	in the double-header. 7-1 and 5-0.
by Fisher
SHAKESPEARE IS THE MAIN TOPIC HERE as experts Sam Hirsch, director of the Ring's current play, "Hamlet”; Filippo del Guidice, famed producer of the movies “Hamlet,” “Henry V” and 35 other Alms; ana Hal Bergida. coordinator of the Shakespeare Festival, discuss the two-week fete to honor the famous playwright. .Del Guidice is planning to produce a new Aim, “Richard II," in Miami soon.
Top U-M Students Given Recognition For Service, Scholarship During Year
By ESTELLE LITZ
Assistant News F-ditor
Trophies, medallions, and beating drums provided the backdrop at Spring honors assembly in Beaumont lecture hall Tuesday, when more than 150 campus leaders were recognized for leadership, scholarship, and service.
Guest Speaker Dr. Charles D. Tharp, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, advised school leaders to promote integrity, good adult behavior, and school spirit in the student body.
Iron Arrow members in orange and green seminóle jackets recognized Dr. Grover A. J. Noetzel, dean of the School of Business Administration, and Norman D. Christensen, director of student publications. The highest campus honor group for men presented seven other pledges, tapped in class the day before. These were Tom Gillespie, Jack McCloskey, Ed Dick, Karl Frese, Gordon Williamson, Dave Foulis and Ed Storm.
Academic-gowned Nu Kappa Tau members placed pastel ribbons on nine undergraduate girls and five faculty members. Students Estelle Green, Jean Tierney, Janice Pred, Wilhelmina Lewis, Lillian Murphy, Betty Jackson, Lila Block, Nancy Mussett, Jean Lamper, Eulalie Ginn and faculty members Dr. Ruth Clouse, Mrs. Lucy Hauser, Harriet French and Dr. Iona Wright were admitted into the highest women’s honorary.
Recipients of the Mae Bernice Jacobs trophy for the most outstanding freshmen were Robert Gebhart and Leonore Weidberg. Lenore also received the MICA trophy for serving as its corresponding secretary and parliamentarian. Both award winners earned 3.0 scholastic averages. Phi Eta Sigma and Alpha Lambda Delta, freshmen honoraries, presented the trophy.
Eugenia Home was named outstanding sophomore girl by Kappa
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Honey No. 28
Photo by Ftahrr
IT’S STORMY WEATHER, BUT A BRIGHT SPOT in an otherwise
dreary day is provided by lovely Nancy McCabe, our brown-eyed Honey for this week. She first opened those beautiful eyes in Baltimore. Md., 18 years ago and since then has grown to a shapely 5 feet, 6 inches and 112 pounds. Nancy’s a freshman and has her eyes on a career of nursing. U-M’s fiyboys recently named her their honorary colonel—causing a flood of enlistments. She likes almost all sports but favors swimming and just recently, bowling. Luckiest man on campus today is George Vickery, Hurricane’s managing editor, who gets to pin an orchid on her at 3:30 in the Hurricane office.