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THURSDAY. APRIL so, 1964
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Phi Eta Sigma Honors
F reshman Scholarship
Dean of Men William Tate lias announced the names of
men elected to Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honorary society
requiring an 88 average.
They are Thomas Nelson Blanton, Canton; Ronald E.
nichin’ An‘ nder: , MiCh r, L Bracewell. Dublin; Richard
gBhop. Alhany; James Rodney I yJe Brandon st Mary . g . Joh „
| W. Browning III, Lawrenee-
ville; Raymond E. Cavender,
Newnan; Francis L. Chastain,
Savannah; Stuart Hugh Cole,
[Macon; Cleve B. Collins, Ca
milla.
Ronald S. Cooper, Athens;
Windurn J. Dickens, Winder;
William Jack Driskell, Deca-
-Phone System-
Simowitz Studies Switchboard Setup
Pi
Beta
Phi
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YOU
TO THEIR
JAM
SESSION
SATURDAY
MAY 2ND
3 to 5 P.M.
Featuring
The
VIBRATIONS
And
The
FIVE DUTONES
tur; James Sandidge Dunn,
Homerville; Billy B. Epps Jr.,
Athens; Robert Glenn Etter,
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Timothy
J. Freeman, Decatur; Byron
Milton Gallis, Athens; William
Reese Garrard Jr., Athens;
John E. Gerschefski, Athens.
William Kinlock Gottwalls,
Macon: William Andrew
Greene, Athens: D. Q. Harris
III, McRae; Rutherford C. Har
ris. Winterville; Jefferson C.
Hornsby, LaGrange; Charles
Rankin Hubert, Decatur; Ger
ald Alan Kaynard, Augusta;
Allen Barber Keeble, West
Point: William Alan Manus,
Atlanta; Alexander P. Morgan,
Athens; Robert F. Munzenrid-
er, Warner Robins.
Kenneth Ray Nash, Atlanta;
James Lamar Nix, Hapeville;
Marvin Lanier Orr, Cumming;
Howard R. Pulliam, Augusta;
Gordon H. Respess, Savannah;
James Henry Rogers Jr., Way-
cross; Monty W. Rogers, Arabi;
David L. Ruehle, Atlanta;
James John Seeley, Cherry Hill,
N. J.; Lawrence William Smith,
Athens.
Paul Edwin Smith, Rock-
mart; Arthur G. Steedly Jr.,
McRae; James Holland Stew
art, Greensboro; Neil A. Stokes
III, Athens; Luther Street Jr.,
Americus; Jerald DuBois
Stubbs, Langley Air Force
Base, Va.; James Michael
Sweeney, Baltimore, Md.; John
Robert Sweeney, Baltimore,
Md.; Terry Lee Tanner, Macon;
Albert Lee Tate, Clarkston.
Thaddeus L. Teaford, Ameri
cus; Benjamin M. Turner IV,
Cordele; William Randolph
Turner, Cordele; Duncan Rene
Tye, Macon; David Webb Wad
dell, Devereux; Thomas Mell
Walters, Hartwell; Martin Ter
ry Ward, LaFayette; Fred Dix
on Warren, Athens; Robert C.
White, Decatur; Anderson C.
Williams, Elberton; William
Paul Williams, Aragon; Grady
C. Witcher Jr., Monroe; and
Peter M. Wright, Athens.
B.v DICK PETTYS
The chances of reaching the
University switchboard on the
first try are one in 11. And
of reaching Creswell Hall on
the first try the chances soar
to an astounding one in 14,
according to the writer of a
recent letter to the editor.
Samuel A. Simowitz, a sen
ior psychology major, wrote:
‘‘It is now 10:68 p.m. and nfter
'trying to reach the University
[switchboard for 45 minutes, I
[finally succeeded at 10:57 p.m.
jin getting through the complex
[telephone system only to have
the cordial 'operator' announce
Fraternity Makes
m
First Donation
To JFK Library
Alplin Tau Omega fraternity
donated $25 last week to
launch the Student Council's
fund to help build the John F.
Kennedy Library in Boston,
Mass.
Huxley Nixon, chairman of
the campus drive, said that all
fraternities and sororities have
been invited to contribute.
Individuals wishing to con
tribute to the drive may con
tact Nixon at the ATO house
or Andra Taylor, editor of the
R«1 and Black at the Red ami
Black office, Nixon said.
The names of all persons and
organizations donating to the
drive will be put on special
signature sheets which will be
bound and placed in the Me
morial Library, Nixon added.
Deadline for all contribu
tions is May 11, Nixon said. All
checks should be made to John
F. Kennedy Library, Inc.
Nixon urged participation in
the drive.
[that dorms were closed and
[hang up without waiting to
find out if the call was an
emergency or what.”
For the next two nights af-
I ter tlie call. Simowitz. who had
Celebrating Our 1st
Anniversary
Bob's News Stand
THANK YOU!
We have reached our first birthday .... This could
not have been done without your friendship. It has been
a wonderful year and we appreciate the opportunity of
serving you. If you come in to buy or browse around,
you are always a welcome friend. Sincerely,
ROBERT E. (BOB) WEATHERLY, SR.
♦Come by Friday or Saturday, May 1st & 2nd for free
cokes, candy, cookies and gum.
Bob’s News Stand
151 E. Clayton Street Next door to Kress
STUDENT DIALS AGAIN
Su itclilMuird BIucn
[taken several statistics courres,
and a friend made calls to
Creswell Hall. ‘‘Sinco it is the
newest dorm. It should have
the newest phone system,” he
said in an interview. Their sta
tistics showed that for East,
South and West Creswell it
takes 4 4 nttempts to get a line
and for North Creswell, 33
calls are required.
Simowitz figured that about
3,000 students would read his
letter in the Ited and Black and
say "he’s right.” He nlso fig-
urged that two or threo hun
dred faculty and administra
tors would rend it nnd say, "if
he's right, the condition should
be Improved.”
"And what will come from
all this?’” he asked in his let
ter.
"The same thing that results
from all the other constructive
suggestions which appear in the
paper. Another new dormitory
will he built in the future at a
cost of $1,500,000 or so and
the same telephono system will
he installed.”
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