THE RnXJERUNNER, NOVEMBER 18, 1966 PAGE 4
Ten Elected To “Who’s Who
Jf NUP
Ten A-B seniors have been
picked to represent the college
in Who’s who Among Students
In American Universities and
Colleges this year, the first time
A-B has been affiliated with this
national honors group.
Selected by a joint student-
faculty committee on the basis
of academic record, A-B’s Who’s
Who includes:
James A. Day, senior govern
ment major and son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. Day of Brlmingham,
Ala. Day is Student Govern
ment Association president.
Miss Diamond, a senior psy
chology major and SGA Social
Commissioner as well as head
cheerleader.
Miss Ledbetter, a literature
major and vice president of the
senior class.
Miss Stevens, an art major and
secretary of SGA.
Miss Edwards, a mathematics
major and editor of the Summit,
A-B’s yearbook.
Larry D. Earwood, senior eco
nomics major and son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Earwood of 125
Wolfe Cove Rd. Earwood is
past president of Circle K, cam
pus service organization.
Mrs, Sally Bartoo Martin, sen
ior biology major and wife of
Fred H. Martin, Edgewood Knoll
Apartments. She Is a former
SGA secretary.
Cheryl Lynn Flagg, senior
mathematics major and daughter
of Mrs. Virginia Keiser of 60
Oakwilde Dr. A top academic
student, she Is a member of the
Hiking and Education clubs.
Kathleen Ann Wojtowskl, sen
ior art major and daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wojtowskl
of 30 Maplewood Rd. Miss Woj
towskl is vice president of the
K-Ettes, campus service organ
ization, and secretary of Kappa
Pi, national art fraternity.
John j. phaup, senior litera
ture major and son of Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy L. Phaup of 44
White Pine Dr. Phaup Is editor
of the Ridgerunner, campus
newspaper, and is married to the
former Margaret Fletcher. The
Phaups live at Dunbar Apart
ments.
The Who’s Who committee in
cluded Dr. W. W. Kaempfer,
Dean of the faculty; Dr. J. L.
McDaniel, Associate Professor
of Education, and Mr. j. M,
Parsons, Associate Professor of
Mathematics for the faculty, and
Junior Class members Fred
Kress, Sandy Sluder, and Bob
Templeton for the students.
Hearn Is V.P.
Jim Hearn was elected Junior
Class President In a special
election Nov. 14. He succeeds
Sandy Sluder who took over the
office vacated by Tom Harbin.
To destroy the western tradition of independent
thought, it is not necessary to burn the hooks. AH
tve have to da is leave them unread for two gene-
*ions. —Hutchins
e Asheville Bookstore
67 HAYWCX)D ROAD
Ridge
FROM PAGE ONE
Here is one for the psychol
ogy department to analyze. A
good looking junior, female va
riety, had to walk to Merrimon
avenue the other day. She count
ed some thirty cars that passed
her without one offer of a ride.
We have several professors
who take nature walks, but very
few 4’11” females get their kicks
by walking one half mile with
an arm load of books.
The basketball season gets
rolling tonight with the Bulldogs
tangling with an alumni team
composed of some fine talent.
This alumni talent will be off
set by a coach who must have
escaped from Carolina he Is so
bad. If you don’t like basket
ball, come anyway. You can
always laugh at their coach.
To whom It may concern: There
has been a growing list of stu
dents complaining about Inad
equate public telephone service
on campus. The one public
booth in the student center is
frequently used by some stu
dents who spend ten to fifteen
minutes on the phone. Since
there will always be those few
who abuse this privilege, it has
been suggested that another
phone be placed in the student
center for public u§e.
FOR WHAT IT’S WORTH DE
PARTMENT
Why not place a sidewalk on
either side of the student cen
ter building so that students can
go from the Humanities build
ing to the gym without fighting
the mud or going through the
cafeteria? It would save a lot
of shoe shines.
NEEDED; ONE BEANIE FOR
SPECIAL PROJECT
Contact Charlie Medd if any
junior still has a beanie In good
condition.
CONCERN Is mounting among
the growing list of veterans on
this campus over the adminis
tration’s requiring any veteran
planning to graduate here to take
physical education. The state
universities do not require physi
cal education If one has com
pleted his military service. Why
should A-B?
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Goldwater’s defeat:
“Goldwater was defeated thr
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buying of votes by poverty pro
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He was misquoted, slandered,
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No other presidential can
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cere about returning America
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Sunday
The SGA and the “Ridgerun
ner" will co-sponsor the watch
ing of the Notre Dame-Michi
gan State football game in the
Student Center lounge Sunday,
Nov. 20. The Center will be
open at noon. Cokes will be
supplied by the two organiza
tions.
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