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■Rush Results*
379 Accept Bids
The University's fraterni
ties this week announced the
names of their pledges upon
the completion of their second
scheduled rush program this
year. This rush included sec
ond quarter freshman and
others
acacia~
Arp. Ronald Gilmon, Rossvilla, Me
Conaid Milas Harry. Gaintsvili*. Mc
Leod. Robbie Dale. Rotsvillt, Ramsey.
Joseph Linden, Ft Oglethorpe; Richard
son. Robert C., Jr. Lumpkin. Zipf. Dirk
Conway. Atlanta
ALPHA EPSILON PI-
Alper. Philip AAcChesney. Chattanoo
ga. Tennessee, Baron, Robbie Steven.
Atlanta. Blumberg. Edward Robert, Mar
ietta. Dinerman. Alan Charles. Atlanta.
Eisenberg, Gene M., Atlanta, Ember.
Steven Michael. Savannah, Garber, Ron
ald Jeffrey, Warner Robins, Gerber, Alan
Marvin, Atlanta. Glanci Gary Lewis. At
lanta. Gold. Robert Steven, Nashville.
Tennessee, Goldberg, Edward Jay, Atlan
ta; Goldstein, Robert Hugh, Atlanta, Her
Abney. Andrew Paris LaFayette, At
chison, William Main Smyrna Baienfine
Sammy Eugene Greenville South Caro
line. Blackmon, James Albert Warner
Robins. Cannon, Joseph William Way-
cross Fitigeraid. Michael Parry Cedar
town. Forsberg. Edward Carl Albin Atlan
ta. Freeman. Hugh Lee Atlanta. Gary
David Allen Decatur, Hart Harold Eu
gene Waycross, Hereford. Robert Taylor
Waycross, Hllley, William Keith Atlanta
Hutto, John Terrell. Jr Atlanta, Lee,
Dennis Duval Waycross, Low. Warren
Randal Atlanta, Marshall. Alton Paul
Reynolds. McMonigle, Bernard N Fair
fax, Virginia. Norman, Leon Thomas. Jr
Norman Park, Patterson, Oacid AEASJ
Decatur, Thorpe, Graham Allen Macon
Watson, Anthony Parker Marietta. Wha
tley, James Clayton Reynolds. Whitaker
Wayne LeRoy Dunwod
PHI DELTA THETA
Burt. Walter H Albany, Davis. Philip
Hall Albany. Fricks. Thomas Lawrence
Atlanta. Haynes. Winston Gregory Way-
cross. Healy, Matthew Francis Raleigh
North Carolina. Hubbard. Ed Saul Bre
men; Jerkins. Robert Keith Athens. John
son. Donal Frank Elberton, Marett.
James M Atlanta. McKay, Jackson Col
lins Macon, Moore. James Wilson Miami,
Florida. Muschamp. Frank David Rome.
Robbins. Robert Wall Griffin; Sartam.
rls. Ronald Wolf. Albany. Hornik, Bruce yVimarn Franklin Jr Allan a Walden
Nelson, Miami. Florida. Idelson, Charlie /ranklln, Jr Atlanta. Walden,
h.. Sarasota, Florida, Kaplan, Kenneth
Stephen. Macon. Kietiky. Eddie B Atian-
Krumbein, Michael Marc. Richmond,
Virginia. Manheim, Alan Carl. Atlanta.
Rosenbaum Philip Jay. Atlanta; Roth,
William Larry Albany, Wisdom, Woodrow
Wilson Atlanta
PHI EPSILON PI
Joseph. Jackson Carter. Georgetown S C .
Kilpatrick. Richard Lyle. Chamblee.
Ransom. Joseph Griffin. Rome. Royston.
Hillyer Michael. II. Jonesboro. Stewart.
Kenneth Warren, Decatur, Willson,
Thomas Atwood. IV. Wyomissing. Penn
sylvania, Wyatt, Avery James, Jr., Atlan
ta
PHI KAPPA ALPHA
Adams. Joseph Daniel. Douglas. Allen.
Michael Lynn, Monroe, Buchanan, James
Ronald, Manchester, Carson. Scott Lee.
Marietta; Gramllng, Norman Wally. Can
ton, Herring, Donald Lee. Decatur, Hil
liard. Robert L , Jesup. Lanard, Mike
David Athens. Lumpkin. Thomas Edwin.
Athens. Maxwell. Stuart Otha. Boston.
Va . McCain, Bruce Melvin. Lyons, Per-
ramore. James Edwin. Thomasville.
Pease. Robert Balfour, III, Savannah,
Ptllman. David t . Manchester. Prlmo,
Howard Adrian. Augusta. SneHing. Dane
Andrew, Aiken, S C , Spivey, Robert D .
Moultrie, Taylor, Dawson. Lee. Manches
ter. Turner, James Richard. Griffin
PI HAPPA PHI
Barton. Joseph Sanford. Atlanta. Bryson.
Tony W., East Point, Curtin, Carlton Lee.
Atlanta. Hart, John Patrick, III, Coral
Gables. Fla., Lafferty. Paul Stephan. At
lanta, Maddox, Roy Clyial, Macon. Sko-
wronski, Steve Arthur. McDonough.
Slover. Jack Gobsen, Jr , East Point,
Swindell. Patrick Lynn. Atlanta. Tolbert.
John Charles. Smyrna
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
Wesley Foundation
To Show ^Parable’
“Parable," the controversial film shown at the Protestant
Pavilion of the New York World's Fair, will be featured at the
“Communitas" program of the Wesley Foundation Tuesday.
.Ian, 21. at 7 30 p.m.
The 22-minute film is an adventure in interpretation, accord
ing to Paul Hanna of the Wesley Foundation There is no verbal
dialogue throughout the film, merely response to intrapersonal
relations.
The theme of Parable' is "The Man Who Dared To Be Dif
ferent Seven main characters role-play the virtue-vice per
sonalities of modern day man Into each character's life comes
the principle character, the clown in white 'Hie entire film
is parabolic, Hanna said
The film setting is a circus, mirrors are used throughout the
film to symbolize man s search for meaning w^hin himself.
Joseph E. Brown Hall was named for the gover
nor of Georgia who served during the War Be
tween the States. After graduation from Yale
Law School. Brown served as a judge of Superi
or Court before becoming governor Joe Brown
Hall is located at the comer of Lumpkin and
Baldwin Streets across from the Fine Arts
Building (Photo by Ellen Adams>
Baxter, william Earl Atham, Dreijen.
Jirk I hm.iv* D,.Kin rhariai David Andarion, Souffi Carolina; Lontky.
PNhD L El«!m/n utkin Murray Alan Athans. Maiial. Michaal
go,** Mi. m i umo,. no,,*, n.i.o„
Atlanta, Stein, Bert Jay, Atlanta
ALPHSTAU OMEGA
Adams, Martin Miley Cammilia,
Bush. Walter H Macon, Carter, Paul
Robert Charleston. South Carolina. Down
Ing, Richard Wingfield Augusta, Chan
Bruce R Atlanta, Rubin, Bruce Michael
Westfield, New Jersey, Teplis. Robert O
Atlanta
PHI GAMMA DELTA
•illllllCamp. Ronald Eugene Dougta
* "a, Cleveland. Kevin David Atlanta.
cr-, »*"»», »-i»veiena, Kevin uavia Aiiar
dier, toward Franklin, Jr Stone Moun- a.iiiarr r ran .:.
tain: Griffin Gharl.x William Pnflartn. 3n ° 0n W L"*™. Fr * nC . i F. Jr _ A,h « n *-
tain; Griffin, Charles William Rutledge.
Haas, Frederick William Chamblee,
Howard. Stephen Thomas Tucker. Hohn-
Crews. Matt Clough Lifhia Springs; Dig-
by, Donald Joe Decatur, Herring, Larry
Charles Marietta, Jones. William Benia-
son, Howard Mark Griffin, Lam, William min Brvan Texas MeVer Robert Brvan
Stuart Atlanta. Lewis, Lon Wallds Eaton- 7I'. n M ** #r Rober l Br T* n
as.
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Renti, John Roy Colquitt. Richardson,
Bob Wansley Covington, Smith. Craig PHI KAPPA TAU
Stephens Decatur, Tretiak. John Stanley - ..
Savannah; Viar. Howard Bailey, Jr _ Thoma> . P * ,C fc E ' .
Bri«, William TDomai Dec. Gl.rkwn, Gregory Jowh, ,Uf"«flf.
tur Pennsylvania, Clements, Edwin Staley,
chi phi •• I- Christlansburh, Virginal; Crane,
Donald Frederick. Jr , Atlanta, Cruxson,
B.rdm.n, John DkK., hcgu.t.; B.r- "ww 1CBH. Clnour; Elhlnt, SMpMB
rett, Robert Richmond. Virginia, Baxter. **•«#, G i r<, r #r 'rs L# ??, J ^y i ?, vn *'
Douglas Stephen Atlanta, Bradley. Paul Cairo^H V |nasleJ*Harold A?a*rTtf warren'
Lewis Dalton, Carroll. William Charles , * ° u fl ?!* VJ? i A
Atlanta. Gibson, Herbert Esch Manta.
n»ri'.iA.«, nvuvi i ubiim niiriii, >ngtn, . .. ... , ,
James Edward Atlanta. Howell, Clark v Y* t " aVhens ' M^KInne^WUchaai
Atlanta, Hutchens. Paul D Atlanta. nSVi * d ‘i McKinney, Michael
Hutchison, Bennett Augustus Atlanta, •*' Rob ‘
Jailletf, Alfred Michael Atlanta. Jennl- %'.Si R^d T^rv' wrniaSJ
son. Kimbrough Atlanta, Kent. Richard J? .
Foster Rome Kent. Stephen Douglas J V J1, WE
Lookout Mountain. Tennessee. Kerr iViLpaHi AniLaS? ■ wSihlT
Ralph Stephens Atlanta, Malone, James JKfpiIkS' h T Wm
Kirkland Atlanta, Mangum Byron Burton N J W,n ’
Grovetown, Meadows Joseph Stephen tu 0 «ta O P
Atlanta, Perry. Sherron Glenn Athens. « 1
Sangster. Edward Thomas Atlanta. Shea-
hen, Michael Joseph Atlanta, Stokes, Edward. Athens,
James Edward Atlanta. Suggs. Charles "%*'"* C „o? r 0 ^i Jr # ‘
Wesley Atlanta. Terry. Dennis Blaine h, 1 ',”® ’
Athens. Wells. David Allen Dalton tur - Munnlcutt. Charles Alvin, LaGrange,
Anderson, Amos Milledge. Ill, Macon;
Badger William John, Augusta. Chew.
Randy Emerson, Perry. Clarke. Joel
Hort. Columbus. Cordell, Clayton West,
Jr., Cublin, Craig, William Thomas. De
catur, David. Frandk Thom.s, Colum
bus. Deal. Judson Beniamin, Statesboro;
Ellspermann, Leonard Joseph. Ocala;
Eveiett. James David, Macon, Flowers.
Arthur Preston. Atlanta; Gunn, Otis Wal
ton. Byron; Hardeman. Robert Van, Fort
Valley. Hines. Addison Harris, Macon,
Jones. James Raymond. Rr Atlanta.
King. E Buford. III. Midland. Liebier
Lloyd Baxter, Portsmouth, Va., Me-
Cutchean, Roy Bates. III. Augusta, Mc-
Davld. Robert Michael. Macon, Nash,
Thomas Acton. Washington, Peagier.
George Miner, Jr., Savannah, Penrson.
Alfred. Jr., Fort V«.ley. Royal. Charles
Ashley. Aurora, Colorado. Satterfield,
Stuart w., Athens, Smith. William Cros
swell. Augusta, Stafford. Charles Ray
mond Savannah. Waddell. Richard Spen
cer, Columbus, Williams. Stephen Hos
left, Atlanta, Yates. Presley Daniel III,
Atlanta.
SIGMA CHI
Cloud. Thomas Gordon, Gadsden, Fersen,
Paul Clinton, Atlanta; Harling, Thomas
Lalne. Athens, Hunier. Richard Morris.
Griffin, Hunter, Robert Lee. |r., Atlanta,
McHugh, Michael James. New Orleans,
Louisians; Middleton. Hugh Calhoun,
Augusta, Smith, Larrv ira. Augusta
SIGMA NU
Cayen, Michael George Haines. Thomas-
ton, Denman. Steve William, Athens
Garan, Fred Raymond. Jr., Sanford, Fla .
Hayes. Frank Keys, College Park, Ho-
gom. Wayne. Athens; James, H Davis,
Perry. Johnson, James William, Jesup.
Lee. William David. Alma, McGahee.
Thomas Glenn, Athens; Mclnteer. Earl
Patrick. Richmond. Va ; Norris. Christo
pher Reynolds, Aupus’e; Powell. Lewis
Orr. III, Newnan; Pugh, Charles Marlon,
Lumplin.
Joseph Brown Dorm Honors
Georgia’s Civil War Governor
By BOB DRASHIN
Joe Brown Hall, located
across from the Fine Arts
Building, was named in honor
of Georgia's governor during
the Civil War.
According to Gus Bernd.
historical research assistant
for the Georgia Department
of State. Joseph Brown was
never involved in slavery and
was a staunch believer in
human freedom. Brown acted
independently of the Confeder
ate government whenever
possible and was perhaps the
bitterest and foremost critic
of (Confederate President)
Jefferson Davis."
Born in South Carolina in
1821. Brown was the eldest of
11 children. The Brown family
was poor. Bernd said, and
young Joe had to earn every
thing on his own
At the age of 19. Bernd con
tinued. Brown's father let his
son go on his own in hopes of
pursuing a formal education.
Presenting two steers as
payment for eight months
board and obtaining tuition on
credit, young Brown was able
to attend college
B> teaching, he helped de
fray further educational •
Brown later graduated from
Yale Law School and was
admitted to the Georgia Bar
in 1845
He was a Superior Court
judge before becoming gover
nor and in 1880, he was ap
pointed as a U. S. Senator,
filling a vacant Senate seat.
Brown remained in the Senate
until his retirement in 1891.
He died in 1895
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CHIPSI
Bankston. David Handtrson Sion*
Mountain, Campbell, John Alan Watkin-
svIHc; Carr, Lestvr Vance Miami, Flori
da; Chance. David DaWiM Macon. Gin-
S ir, David Bruce Ft Pierce, Florida,
wlnn, M Mitchell Decatur, Hinkle, Paul
Richard Dacatur. Joesbury. David Wat
son Thomson. Kallay, David Campbell
Atlanta, Nollner, Thomas Evans Fayet
teville, North Carolina; Owens. Larry
Wayne Decatur, Peckhem, Herbert Ken
neth Tennile, Shepard. Charles Scott
Stone Mountain, Smith, Samuel Allen
Athens. Sumner. Bill C Jacksonville,
Florida, Williams, Frederic Mark Savan
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DELTA CHI
Clprieno. Guy, Jr. Pittsburgh, Pennsy
lvania, Collls. Clyde Dennis Marietta.
Holschlag. David Ross Greenwood. South
Carolina, House Daniel Sloet Decatur.
Mooney Phillip Reed Marietta. Sewell.
Harry Brown. Jr Atlanta. Sloan. Walter
Hewkinsville
DELTA TAU DELTA
Chatham. James David Atlanta, Den
ials. John Beiiavilia. Illinois. Deal. Mi
chaal Thomas Toccoe. Holmes Myron
Kenneth Decatur. Jorns. Robert Donald
Decatur, Lowry, Thomas Michael Atlan
ta, McKenile. William Lee Werner Rob
ins. Poss Troy Cleyfon Chamblee, Savinl.
Frank Joseph Chamblee, Webb. Joe Pick
ett Buena Vista
KAPPA ALPHA
etoswell. William Jesse. Jr Augusta.
Davis. James Gordon Camilla. Demara.
John Bullock Savannah. Gosney. Jamas
Wayne Augusta, Grist. Bohhy Rountree
Albany, Knox. Andrew Hell Thomson,
Maxwell, Thomas Alan Hlnsonlon. Mc
Rae. Mike Douglas Rockmart. Mooney
Burgett Hamilton Rom#. Munroe, Peter
Grey Havana. Florida, Nelson. Henry
McQuaig Dublin. Nix. Gary Lamar Clar-
kesville, Rutledge. Ken Allen Atlanta.
Thrower Randolph William. Jr Atlanta.
Williams. Paul Andrew Rockmart
KAPPA SIGMA
Chastain, Frank Rudolph Winder,
Cheeley Charles Ronald Greensboro.
Crawford, George Morrow, III Oecafur.
Duncan. Stephen Lyman Decatur. Fow
ler, Robert Michael Atlanta. Harper Jim
Robertson Dry Fork Handley, Michael
Bruce Cordcle. Proffitt. James Preston
Stone Mountain. Rlsse. John Edward
Marietta. Smith. Hansell Lee Marietta,
jmplm Mark Wayne Madison Trotter,
William Clifford Marietta Verplenck.
George B Tampa. Florida
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