SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12. 19S3
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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t ..ri.Iina's 24 mk-uI fraternities
.'.,:! a tot.il of 437 men after
r i d rus i this fall. This is about
:"! plrdfN over lat year's
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I '' iraternities arul their pledge
are as follows:
ALPHA TAU OMEGA: Jon Bar
ehert Brewer Jr.. Kvcrsden
Cl.uk. Hubert Kuhanks.
i Mvl .ro.l ('.riffles, Herbert
1 1 i 1 1 J-., James Thomas Ir
lr . J-h:i I'.ruee Kime Ken
John Thomas Kerhnush. Krn
A!r .iii,!-T Ktrh, James Dhue
n!!n Ion;l,l Von I.oomis;
! Mu-lia.'l M,(.tcr. Iloscoe
McM.I'.in. Andrew McNally
. William Mil. lead. Fred Parker.
;k frarll ferry. C.eore Kd
i I She;h ml Jr.. Itobert I.Ce
'to,! Jr.. M.,,vin K.hvard Taylor
Jan If iSrrt Whicker. Wi!
! P n-nio . White, and Joseph
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BETA THITA PI: Ralph Bender,
- W H-.K'ham. John Jay Dei
;! r.o-ir Kni:!ish. Thomas A.
..ok. Sr tt .r;ffith, Jaroh An-
u I ohr. Bnv Herman Michnux.
' u v Paul Mitchell. p..h Murphy;
iho-ii.is I, Presn. Hubert Kny-
-1! SiMtf, Phil Sowers, Norton T.
. To'le. Jrhn Thomas Watkins.
n.ii in A WiUon and Charles
CHI PHI: Michael Alexia Al
, h:. Trmrn, Allied. Joseph Os
V. II III P.ohrrt Hale P.rken
'. k. Pohert I-M son Hris. James
,', r Prown. C'lttcr P. Davis. Wil
r:i I..ite ?varis. William Morgan
ki'is. W'arr. i P.amett Jackson.
, i'.ird Mnwill Kenan. Samuel
a n Meu shav :
Charles Monro, Augustus Reyn-1
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TWCETSIC, by Julian Scheer and
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in,' Bock. Nief illustrations'.1 S2.P3
WORTH CAROLINA GUIDE, diM
tid by Blickwell P. Bobinson. Ai
v-:.) of this fine book in your
cir will dot hie nu' driving pica
sure, .Now only $3.50
THE OLD MAN AND THE BOY,
h Pob.-rt Huai k' litis ' very 'fine'
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woods i, into its second 5ear.
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olds Morris, George Edward Ricks,
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Alexander Ross, J)on William Sams
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Roach Slover, Wade Robert Tur
lington, Lawrence David Warlick
Jr. and Peter Rennet Wilday.
CHI PSI: John B. Burgess,
Charles R. Fawett, Allan O. Fox,
William B. Hansel, John P. Mc
Michael, .Ned A. Moore, Richard C.
Overs! reet and Samuel A. Wall.
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON:
Thomas Willis Alexander, Benja
min Asher Brinson. William Ber
tram Brown. Timothy Brooks But
nett. George Worth Campbell Jr..
James Lester Kskridge Jr., Regi
nald Morton Fountain Jr., Peter
Spence Gilchrist III. Haywood Dail
Holderness. Lucius James Kellam
III. Timothy Columbus McCoy.
James Tillman McGregor Jr.;
James Alexander McNair, John
Norris O'Rrannnn Jr.. Earl Nor
fleet Philips Jr., Richard Earl
Quirk. Carl Sutton Ragsdale, Surry
Parker Roberts, Abner Pope Shu
ford. Allen Johijson Simpson, Stark
Sutton. Loyd I)urant Thompson
Charles Whedhee, Phillip Hugh
Whitley andRcece Williams III.
DELTA UPS1LON: John Archie
Alphin Jr., Dennis Alan Buch.
Stephan Ross Burch Jr., Frank
Wilkins Carper, Joseph Albert De
Blasio,' Davis Cede Durrill, Robert
Waters Kasley III. Nicholas Clay
Ellison., Homer Gerney Gardner,
Thomas AJfred Gilliam Jr.. Charles
Ixhmafn. no,be--t McDougall Leon
ard: s.
Orion Wendell Manuel Lanny
Waller McDonald. Jerome Anthony
McDuffio, John Price Neal. John
Hnydf Snyder, John David Snen
cer. James Thomas Stack, Edwin
Jay Taff. Ralph Burnett Tower,
John Stanley Tucker, "William
Luthi Waldron .try! Charles Ronald
Welch.
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Richard P. McCall, Frederick C.
Piatt, Charles B. Seidler, Henry W.
Thomas Jr.,'WiPiam R. Whittenton
Jr., John N. Wrenn and Ronald
Yoong. .
KAPPA ALPHA: Charles Bush
ong, Bob Clark, Phillip Cooke,
Fred Dula, Ken Eddings, Bill
George, Charles Gonzales, Mike
Houser, Slocum Howland, Hal Hun
ter; Steve Keseler, John Lipe, How
ard Mayo, Melzer Morgan, Harry
Pickett, Fred Reed, Tommy Shel
ton, Tom Steagnl, Ralph Cimmer
man and Doug Upehureh.
KAPPA ' SIGMA: Allen Daniels,
Donn Kean Degoon, Arthur Daniel
Eldridse, Edward M. Farrior, Fete
Green, Robert Hambrick, Oscar
ilooks Harriss, James Holdford;
Stacy M. Holmes, March Jami
son, Robert P. Leonard Jr., Wil
liam McKenna, Benton Lee. McMil
lan Jr., Charles Joseph, Saunders
and James Wintield Taylor.
PHI DELTA THETA: David Bar
.inger, William Bates, Robert II
Bilbro, Thomas Butler, Kent Camp
bell, Thomas Cannon, George Cox,
Jerry Evans, ay Farris, Stephen
N. Harris, James Hartung;
'Richard F. Hendrickson, Charles
IL Howell, William C .Hubbard,
Fred B. Johnson, Robert B. Malone,
Franklin Lee McSwain ,Joby M.
Miller, Daniel K. Moore Jr., Eddie
Pleasants, Tom Rogers, . Calvin
Smith and Bob Wall.
PHI GAMMA' DELTA: Louis
Baker Alexander, Wayne Page At
kisson, Edward Shockey Bishop
Jr., James Edward Canter, Wil
liam Grimes Cherry III, Edward
Tollett Cook, Robert Leake Steele
Cole, William Lamon Dunn IU,
Richard Henderson Evans Jr., Wil
liam Farrell, Sanford Folckomer.
Bernard Campbell Frye Jr., Fred
erick Carlton Gardner;
Charles George Henderson, Ran
dall Gilmore Johnson, Edmund
Tayloe Knott, John Laws Jr., Rob
ert Earle Lee, John LeRoy Mark,
Lemuel Harris Marks, William
Ward Marslender, Henry Newton
Patterson Jr., Peter Browne Ruf
fin, James Boyk.n Sloan and Elisha
i rairicx weaver.
PHI KAPPA SIGMA: Steven
Haywood Averitt, Timothy John
Creerri,' James Norman Crutchfield
Jr., Edward Whitman Davis, Bruce
Hartwell Griffin Jr., Evan Evering
ton King;
Thomas Sandy Longenecker,
Martin Fuller Mitchell. William
Murray. Metten Jr., Richard Dur
fwood Proecher, Henry Taylor and
;Donald Arthur Williams,
j PI KAPPA ALPHA: Alex A.
Adams, Gene R. Alligood, James
; Patterson Browder, Algernon L.
j Butler, Dave Buxton, Leonidas J.
: Capetanos, William C. Carawan,
; James R. Copland, William L.
Craig, Allen T. Cronenberg, James
M. Graham, Donald M. Hayes, Ab
! len L. Horntha!, Donald L. Jack
json, Hugh T. Lefler, William F.
; Lopp, Neal Davis Lowrance, James
A. Murphy, Blackwell B. Pierce,
Forrest A. Pollard, Alvis M. Rich,
Charles K. Scott, David A. Smith.
Wayne B. Smith, Gerald M. Suttle,
S. Thompson Tygart, John S. Wait.
Charles G. Wilkins and Robert
Baynes.
PI KAPPA PHI: James Benton
Adams Jr., Robert Archie Beaty
Jr., William Kelt Beasley, Douglas
Scory Black, Raymond Bruce
Briggs, Malcolm Otis Brown, Louis
David Coats Jr., Samuel Johnson
Duckett;
William Floyd Farmer, Jerry Hill
Ferguson, Steve Allen Greene, Tap
ley Orman Johnson, Henry Walton
Mixon III, Franklin Deams Pollack,
John Forney Rudy II, Frank Alton
Russell and" William Brinkley.
PI LAMBTJA PHI: Steve Bern
holz, Bill Bernstein, Daniel Jelline,
Harold Kushner, Don Lewis, Jeff
Lowe, Larry Mann, Dave Marcus,
Andrew Miller, Tom Miller;
Stanford Neerman, Arnold Pearl
man, Don Rosenzweig, Bob Roth.
Neil Ruttenberg, Jerome Shapiro,
.Joel Summer, Richard Tarlow,
Mike Taylor and Louis Weil.
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON: John
Brabson, Charles Miller Carson.
Archer Bennett Glenn, Buxton
Saunders Midyctte, Robert C. Mc
Cormick, Aubrey Comer Hobbs,
Jonas Shearne Rice Jr.;
Harry Lee Riddle III, David
Tames Bockwell. Stewart P'riddy,
Charles Rex Wdton, Thomas Wel
lons, John D. Shaw and Chandler
Van Orman.
SIGMA CHI: Jim Adams, Jim
Anderson, Allen Andrews, Mar
shall Basinger, Lee Carroll, Bob
Cox, Nat Craig, Jim Davis, Bill Edi
son, Rusty Fentress, Ben Gallag
her. Phil Davis. E. C. Haithcock,
j Rrlph Ingram, Leigh Irby, Larry
j Ja-men:
, Cfri-n Knox. Wrellford Linewea
I vew. John McConnel, George Mur
,nhv". TA O'Herren, John Shinn,
Jack Simouds, Jack Swink, Nello
Pied ge
Fmfe
"fn i ties
GfQim
Teer, George Titlovv, Charles Willi
ams, Randy Wilson, Arnold Wright
and Craven Young. !
SIGMA NU: Richard Bean, Mor
ris Bernstine, Julius David Corbett
Jr., Biily Frank Edwards HI, har
den Johnson Eure Jr., Dennis Leon
Gregg, Thomas Connally Guorrant
ni, Claude O'Briant Harris Jr.-,
Henderson Alison Hodge III, James
Richard Hokanson, William Edwin
King Jr., John Allen Knight;
Robert Agner Lutz, Alec Andrew
Mayfield, Jerry Alan Ricker and
Bobby Ray Stanley.
SIGMA PHI PSILOM: Sam Alex
ander, Don Black. Brefit Bu;scher.
Frank Caton, Alvin Crowde', Eric
Deaton, Dan Duncan, Henry East
man, Bill Ecton, Philip Ferlazzo;
Christ French, Louie Marett, Frank
Meece, John Midler, Bill Ro;e, Bill
Starr, Renwick Wilkes. Frank Wil
son. Larry Withrow and Milton
Massey.
ST. ANTHONY HALL: George
Aleiandro Belmont. John Garland
Carlton Jr., William Rockwell
Cheney, Deverons Laurance Danna.
Taylor Gilmour, Thomas Carrick
Jordan; William D. Lamm. Charles
Luchs. John Carter Martin. Mich
ael Rust Sharp William Martin
Shettle and James Postles Thomas.
TAU EPSILON PHI: Stanley To
norek. Mike Sobel, Morton Gross
wald. Marvin Kramer, Stenhen Os
hinsky, Mike Shulman, Ed Manning;
Covering
The Campus
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Laymen'sFellowship of the
United Congregational Christian
Church will meet today at 8 p.m.
iin the FeHowship Hall. Dean
Smith, assistant basketball coach,
will be the speaker.
ART LEAGUE MEETING
The second regular meeting of
the University Art League will be
held. Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the
lecture room of Ackland Art Cen:
ter. i
This meeting, open to all, will
consist of two art movies, "The
Loom's Necklace" and "Rem
brandt." After a business session, coffee
and do-nuts will be served.
STATISTIC COLLOQUIUM
"Minimum Bias Estimation" will
be the subject of a talk 'by Prof.
William Jackson Hall -at the Sta
tistics Colloquium Monday: The col
loquium will be held at 4 p.m. in
206 Phillips Hall.
STEERING COMMITTEE
The steering committee of the
Canterbury Club will meet today
in the student library of the Parish
House at 4:30 p.m.
The new Canterbury Club con
stitution will be discussed. All in
terested persons are invited to at
tend, Bob Easley, presiding officer,
said.
JURY INTERVIEWS
t
Interviews for jury duty of the
Men's and Women's Honor coun
cils will be made Tuesday form 2
to 5 p.m. in the Woodhouse Con
ference Room in Graham Memori
al. Conducting the interviews will
be members of the Honor System
Commission, headed by Ken Hall.
Applications for interviews will
be available in the student govern
ment office Monday and Tuesday.
FOR COEDS
A representative of the Army
Medical Specialist Corps wi;ll be on
campus Monday "to talk with Jun
ior and Senior women interested
in training in occupational therapy
and physical therapy.
Lt. Betty Estia'da wil be at 211
Gardner Hall at 2 p.m. Interested
students may contact , the Place
ment Service for details.
CANTERBURY CLUB
A program on "The Episcopal
Church and the Healing Ministry"
will be presented by the Cantur
bury Club of the Chapel of the
Cross at 6 p.m. tonight. It will fea
ture the Rev. Daniel Sapp cf Christ
Church in Raleigh.
Centered about the Episcopal
concept of healing, the program
will concern the misuse anil under
use of healing by all churches.
The purpose of the program will
be to come to a realization of the
importance of a major part of
Christ's earthly life.
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB .
A slide illustrated discussion on
Lebanon and the Middle East will
be given at the Cosmopolitan Club
meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock
by Mickey Gibson, a graduate stu
dent who lived in Lebanon for the
past eight years. (
The meeting will be heli in the
Rendezvous Room of Graham Memorial
Barry Adler, Jerome Karp, Paul
Planer, Gary Arzt, Peter Blum,;
Aron Levy, Ed Sugarman, Dick
Savitt and Richard Leslie.
THETA CHI: John William Brent,
Jon Quentin Clark, Frank Linney
Coffey, Richard Carl Courtney Jr.,
William Redin Dawes Jr., Marshall
Stenson Ellis Jr., Jerry Wayne Car
rison Walter Willis Grist, Jimmie Je
rome Eason, Carl Franklin Hall Jr.,
Robert' Roymond Michaels Jr., E1-.
don Sharpe Newton Jr., Norman
Estes Smith and Foster Ed; ward
Thomas, Jr.
ZETA BETA TAU: Hyman S.
Barshay, Donall E. Brown, Fred
H. Burman, John H. Eile, Kenneth
Ll Eisenberg, Louis Ev Feinberg,
Stephen M. Gershenson,' Stephen.
W. Grafman, Bernard A. Karshmer,
MelVin S. Kriegsman, Jeffry Law
rence, Lewis Marcus, Kenneth J.
Miller;
Shephen G. Miller, Joe L. Op
penheimer, James B. Pittleman,
Jack A. Rosenberg, David M. Ru
benstein, Alan E. Serby, Michael
R .Shalett, Howard D. Simmons,
Richard M. Singer, Albert Foster
Thalheimer, Alan S. Walters, Jo
seph Jeffrey Weisenfeld and
Peter Blum.
ZETA Psi: Arch T. Allen, Charles-
S. ,Allen, Alpheos B. Carr, Wil
son R. Carter, David B. Christian,
William T. Cozart, J. Lloyd Horton;
James S. Long. Thomas C. Oak
ley E.dward Purdie III, J. Ward
Purrington, David S. Wilson and
Hal V. Worth.
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in Memorial Hall as formal rushees picked up their bids.
Young Republicans
Planning Programs
The UNC Young Republican Club
is making plans for programs fea
turing informative speakers and
dmner meetings with YDC's at WC
and Duke.
At a meeting Tuesday night in
Graham Memorial the YRC dis
cussed these programs and on-cam-pus
participation in the Republican
party.
Pat Adams. 1938 graduate of
UNC, gave a brief talk on the his
tory of the Republican party at the
meeting
Miss Diane Harmon To Head
Of Girls In Whitehead Dorm
Leading Whitehead Dormitory this
year as president is Miss Diane
Harmon.
Miss Harmon and . the following
other dorm officers were elected
this week: vice president, Miss Kit
Tederman; secretary, Miss Liz
Howell; treasurer, Miss Ann Buche;
were: Miss Sally Ziegler to Wom
en's Residence Council, Misss Sus
an Hardin and Martha Custis to
Carolina Women's Council, Miss
Ann Shephard to the YWCA, Miss
Bobbie Meeks to the University
Party, Miss Pat Hamer to the Stu
dent Party, Miss Peppy Curry to
and social chairman, Miss Lundee ; tne University Club and Miss Mar
Williams. . i tna Custis t0 the Women's Athletic
Other dorm representatives elected Association.
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