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THE RED AND BLACK FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1950
The
VARSITY
ATHENS - ATLANTA
HOT DOGS HAMBURGERS
SANDWICHES
Five
Roddy Ratcliffe
Rod’s Tips Spark Romance
For Cute Coed, Lucky Guy
Bibb, Adairs-
villo, was cleolwl president of Ag
Hill Council last Thursday night.
The rouneil In composed of two
representatives from each of 17
Ag Hill organizations.—Photo by
Marsdon.
DemostJienians Split
On Resignation Issue
Demosthenian Literary Society
split Wednesday night on the consti
tutionality of swearing in Jesse Du-
Bose, Atlanta, as vice president. He
is chief justice of the judicial coun
cil.
DuBose was elected vice president
at the last meeting of summer quar
ter, hut declined the nomination. He
told the society that he would resign
from the judicial council if the group
so wished.
Bob Smalley, Elberton, moved that
the society show its confidence in
DuBose with a standing ovation. The
motion was defeated.
Pres. Paul Cresap, Dalton, ruled
all procedings relating to DuBose’s
status out of order, and set the vice
presidential election for next Wed
nesday.
Bruce Kirbo, Commerce, was elect
ed by acclamation to serve op the
judicial council.
HOW TO GET ENGAGED IN ONE
EASY LESSON; OR, IT PAYS TO
BE GIRL OF THE WEEK: If any of
you cute coeds had any doubt about
the powers of publicity as issued
forth through this column, Rod
would like to cite to you the case of
last week’s lady in the limelight, Jean
Grear (cq).
Following Rod's endorsement of
her obvious charms, Miss Grear
turned up Monday sporting a two
and a half carat stunner with an
emerald setting for dessert. In no
uncertain terms that meant she was
engaged, but good. The lucky guy,
Fraser Mulice of Augusta. He wears
a KA pin from Emory.
BITS ON BEAUTIES: Ruth Well-
man, (see cut) erstwhile campus
beauty queen,
. [ seems to lie flnd-
Mk ing Atlanta very
'■K attractive these
■■mB days. In fact, site’s
journeying to the
capital this week
end. Seems she got
Georgia’s football
dates mixed up . . .
Carter Daniel, Phi
Mu personality kid,
was busy last
week checking up on what boys each
fraternity pledged . . .'and speaking
of Phi Mus, here’s a welcome from
Rod to one of their new pledges,
Janet Wesley, another luscious Ath
ens lass . . .
Say, where is Jean Sutherland this
year? This ole campus sure misses
her . . . For some recompense, how
ever, Rod notices that Jane Jay has
moved over from Coordinate. Jane’s
the purtiest politician on campus . . .
Ruby Brunch wears a little bird on
her sweater that looks so like a
certain type of ribbon . . . Ray Jen
kins (nope, Ray ain’t a beauty) is
lookin' for beauties.
Ruth
Married Housing Demands Drop
TEA FOR TWO: If anybody still
don’t know, Johnny Davis and Dot
Chappell are servin’ Just tea for two
. . . Former SEC diving champ and
swimming team Captain Horace Sas
ser is back in town on an alumnus
basis, working tor a local concern.
Tuesday night, folks found out why
he was hack in town when he hook
ed his Chi Psi pin on Theta Margaret
Mew . . . Larry Cohn and Mona
GUssman are engaged . . . Larry s
an alurn, Mona's a student . . .
Phi Dett L. A. Murshuy and Kath
ryn Johnson are a pretty steady
couple these days . . . Glenn Vaughn,
R and B workhorse, also seems to
have found his one and only in Carol
Smith.
GIRL OF THE WEEK: Just to
show you that Rod is right in there
with knowing what's new and won
derful at ye ole Gawja, he’s got an
other freshman lass to present this
week. She's Mary
llrutnbaek (see
cut), a Chi Omega
pledge from Ma
con, and comes in
a double package
as she has a twin
sister back home.
Mary has taken up
residence at Miller
Hall, is 18, five
toot six, 118
pounds, with Mary
brown eyes and hair. Education is
her major, and she's still unattached
after two weeks. A beauty queen at
Miller High, Mary is one of the big
reasons for the rumor that this fall’s
flock of frosh ferns is the cutest in
years . . .
TALES OF GAWJAIANA: Ya’ll
remember Charlie Vandiver, the Pike
who was injured last spring in an
auto accident? Well, Charlie's re
cuperating fast these days and ex
pects to be back in school next quar
ter . . . The usual crowd of students
was at the Varsity bar the ’tother
night, but one of them had on only
his pajamas and a red striped bath
robe. ’’They got me out of bed,” he
said, ‘‘why should I dress Just to
come downtown and get somethin’
to eat?” Ask a silly question . . .
Joel Fryer, longtime AEPi kingpin,
is back again . . . Good to see you,
Joel . . . Last week a certain ADP1
gave a certain Chi Psi a RABBIT for
his birthday. So you won’t die from
ignorance, the giver was Ilobbie Max
well and the receiver was Woody
Analey. Rod understands that Woody
is going to get another rabbit and
go into the rabbit-raising business.
Which is ubout enough monkey
business for this time . . . except to
say that Nancy Fraser can be the
sob-sister on Rod's paper anytime . . .
Demands for married housing
have been reduced considerably, but
long waiting lists still exist, John D.
Storey, director of men’s housing,
said this week.
The waiting list for trailers has
been reduced more than was antici
pated, Storey said, and applications
will probably be tilled within three
months.
Pre-fab housing is still critical,
with a nine-month waiting period
still existing. The peak post-war
waiting period for married housing
was 16 months, Storey said.
One hundred and eleven names
are now on the waiting list to move
from one dormitory to another, with
90 per cent of the applicants wishing
to move from Ag Hill to Main Cam
pus.
Storey said present facilities on
Ag Hill would make it possible to
handle all applications for transfer
to dormitories there.
Transfer cards have been sent to
28 men assigning them to Main Cam
pus dormitories, and all 111 are ex
pected to be placed by the beginning
of winter quarter, Storey said.
Transfer priority will go to men
now in dormitories, in the order in
which they applied. Men now living
in town will be given second
priority.
Storey called attention to a Uni
versity reglation which states that
"payments for room and board will
not be refunded to a student who . . .
moves to a private home or a sorority
or fraternity house, or who ignores
a room assignment.”
Thompson Speaks in Atlanta
Dr. Mildred Thompson, professor
of history, spoke Thursday at Honor
Day ceremonies at Agnes Scott Col
lege, Atlanta. She was presented by
the Phi Beta Chapter at Agnes Scott.
Do We
ARROWS?
AND
n
Have
Industrial Arts Club To Meet
Industrial Arts Club will hold its
first meeting of the quarter at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday in Education Annex.
Pres. W. W. Miller, Athens, said
initiations will be held and plans for
the coming year discussed.
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Big Victory Dance!
Help Celebrate A Bulldog Triumph Over Mississippi State . . .
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Saturday, October 14th
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