FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1952
PAGE THREE
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Honor roll of the General Col
lege for the Winter quarter was
released yesterday.
Complete listing follows:
"A" Honor Roll
. Ayscue, Edwin Osborne, Jr.
Monroe, Clause, William Clarence
Sanford, Hicks, Jim Fuller Lau
rens, S. C. Likins, Paul Ross
Elkhart, Ind. Wiggins, Ralph Can
non, Jr. Hendersonville.
Allen,' Norman Hanson Greens
boro, LeBlanc, James Robert
Durham, Rendleman, John Luther
Salisbury, Tickle, James Richard
Burlington, Morton, C a 1 v i n
Luther Albemarle, Patterson,
Archibald, Leitch Maxton, Pull
man, Robert Stanford Durahm,
Rose, Sara Williams Chapel Hill,
Brown, Robert Adrian Rober
soriville, Covington, Benjamin
Mc. Wadesboro, Jente, Katherine
Elizabeth Chapel Hill,
Anthony, Lyndon Ulysses
Greensboro, Baker, Bonnie Marie
Carrboro, ; Schwartz, Melvin Jay
Wilmington, Seymour, Polly
Gnagy .(Mfcs.) La Jolla, Calif
Sparrow,, rthaniel Louis Chapel
Hill, Wallace, . Charles Dixon
Smithfieid, ' .
Bielawski, David Washington,
D.C., .Showfety, Raymond Rich
ard Greensboro, Davis, Charlotte
Lambert Chapel Hill, Wilkinson,
Billy Rayford Newton, Wright
Arnold Lee Weaverville, -
Aldridge, Robert Davis Burling
ton, Lowthorp, Carl Francis Dur
ham, Norment, Owen Lennon, !
Jr. Asheville, Selig, Julian Wood,1
Jr. Elizabeth City, Novlt, Mite-!
hell Sheldon Waterboro, S. C,
Sumner, David Spurgeon Ashe
boro, Wolf, Charles Parker Chapel
Hill,
"A" and "B" Honor Roll
Barkley, Newton B., Jr. New
Orleans, La., Barnhill James
Harry Plymouth, Boice, Wilbur
Malcolm,. 'Jr. Whiteville, Brad
shaw, Harvey Deakins Green
ville, Bryant, Alfred Scales Dur
ham, Dann, Carl IH Orlando,
Fla., Fleishman, Joel Lawrence
Fayetteville, Gaylord, John Free
man Charlotte, Gross, Edward
Bailey Harrisburg, Pa., Guthrie,
Richard Edward Winston-Slaem,
Hamrick) Frederick Delmar
Rutherf ordton, Harris, Harvie
Max Garysburg, Hoover, Thomas
Henry, Jr. Charlotte, McCoy, Wil-
" liam 1 Octavious Snow Hill, Mc
Millan, John Alexander Charlotte,
Morris, McLendqn Graham Ox
ford, Neely, 3 Alvin Wilkins, Jr.
Waynes',oro, - Ga., Purrington-,
Alfred Luther Raleigh, Roberson,
Nathan Russell, Jr. Robersonville,
Roberts, Franz Joseph Hillsboro,
Rollins, James Letcher Bostic,
Itountree, Julian Hertel, Jr. Mt.
Airy, Rowe, David Hyattsville,
Md; Singer, David Allen Phila-
t delphia, Pa.,,Sluder, Tex Richard
Thomas viliev jSmitherman, Pete
Winston-Salem; Thompson, Jen
nings Jid Decatur, Ga.' Tuggle,
William : Preston. Ill Jonesboro,
Ark.if.i t.- "!vv :
Caldwell, Martha B..W. Chapel
IlilL-ConnellKy Robert L. G. Ral
eigh, ,Cronson,i John Lewis- New
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Jahies Orndoff Asheville, Helton,
Charles Jerry Yadkinville, Hor
ton, Phin III Winston-Salem,
Slough, Bobby Eugene Concord,
Sluder, Gary Adkins Leicester,
Walker, Willard Irving Charlottes
ville, Becker, Jack Hastings
Braintree, Mass. Berry, Marvin
Bryan Asheville, Crittenden,
Charles C. Raleigh, Davis, George
Thomas High Point, Dinsmore,
J ames Francis Lumberton, Grod
sky, Leonard Herbert Duraham,
Harper, Thomas Wingate Snow
Hill, Hilton, Charles LeRoy Hic
kory, Johnson, Thomas David Fayet
teville, Jones, Newton Stuart
Winston-Salem, Lloyd, Thomas
xHenry, Jr. Chapel Hill, Macy,
Charles Thomas Morehead City,
McElrath, John Phillip Black
Mountain, Papas, Makis Chapel
Hill,- Reichelt, Walter Herbert
Chapel Hill, Stone, Eugene Spen
cer Bailey, Vinson, Raphael Wil
liam Ahoskie, Warren, Jesse La
nier Greensboro, Wilson Clinton
Ward Chapel Hill, Baynes,' Lacy
Gilmer Greensboro, Bostian,
s Richard Lee Raleigh, t ' '
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, Clemmons, S. C, Cover, Curtis
Coleman Hagerstown, Md., Ellen
wood, Charles Arthur Ft. Wayne,
Ind., Fowler,- Henry Lee Mt.
Holly, Gorham, Robert Diggs
Rocky Mount, Griffin Archie Lee
Monroe, Habel, Marilyn Chapel
Hill, Hanson, Gordon Albert
Chapel Hill, Harris, George Davis
Henderson, Long, Robert Mc
Donald Concord, Moore, John
Daniel Wilson, O'Briant, Robert
Reynolds Durham, Pritchett,
James Ronald Creswell, Taylor,
Richaijl Leroy" Raleigh, Vernon,
John Calvin, Jr. Summerfield,
Wells, Kenneth Maxie, Jr. Fayet
teville, Williams, James Donald
Asheville, " Wilson, Joseph Frank
lin Lake Waccamaw, Wimbish,
Charles Thomas Stoneville, Yates,
Charles William Burlington,
Canaday, Maurice Lewis Four
Oaks, Dawson, Robert William
Rego Park, Farmer, Thomas
Albert, Jr. Smithfieid, Green,
Julius Alpheus, Jr. Thomasville,
Hill, Eugene David. Jr. Winston
Salem, Hooks, Jean Carolyn (Mrs.)
Kinston, Johnson, Thomas Milton
Clayton, Johnston, Bennie Mc
Bane Graham, Levin, Ronald
Frank Williamston, Long, Walter
Nathaniel, Jr. Belmont, Mangum,
Addison Goodloe Gastonia, Mc
Allister, John Malcolm Raleigh,
McMahon, Gerald Thomas Ashe
ville, Murray, Henry Vaughn, Jr.
Burlington, , Ormand , Thomas
Lane Monroe, Patterson, John
Richard Greensboro, Pearce, Har
vey Nelson Raleigh, Silvers, Grace
Pickard (Mrs.) Chapel Hill,
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Salem Bunch, Elbert Rosser, Jr.
Tyner, Cauley, Stephen William,
Jr. Kinston, Crews, James Phillip-Winston-Salem,
Harris, Max Ar
land, Drexel, Jacobs, William
Ralph, Jr. Sims, Loftin, Dalton
Hartwell Trenton, Miller, Billy
Wilson Morganton, Pugh, Rae
ford Theodore Asheboro, Rufty,
Jerry Delano Salisbury, Smith,
Benjamin Clayton, Jr. Charlotte,
Smith, Zebulon Vance, Jr. Con
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Georgetown, S. C, West, Robert
Alan Winston-Salem, Williams,
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Brooks, Henry- Dwight Monroe,
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Berger, Martin Allen New
York, N. Y.,' Campbell, Jerry
Austin Taylorsville, DuBose, John
McNeely Chapel Hill, Edwards,
Jack Miami Beach, Fla., Golightly,
Horace Hugh, Jr. Charlotte,
Grimes, Bobby Sutton Rocky
Mount, Heath, Robert Winship
Chapel Hill, Howell, Leonard
James Oakboro, Hyatt, Robert
Perry Cherokee, Knott, Lee Ed
ward Washington, Kuralt, Charles
Bishop Charlotte, Marx, Albert
Atlanta, Georgia, Neill, Richard
Vernon Ft. Pierce, Fla., Page,
Earl Mason Wilmington, Page,
John Edward Rocky Mount, Pres
cott, James Carlyle " Elizabeth
City, Pruitt, Kenneth Melvin
Winston-Salem, Rhodes, Robert
Everett, Jr. Elizabeth City, Town
send, Charles Hitchcock Wash
ington, T. C, Venable, Kenneth
Martin Winston-Salem,
Ackerman, Roger William Wal
lace, BafTord, Joseph Edmonds
Lexington, Bell, Walter Enos, Jr.
Durham, Browne, Herbert Ho
ward,. Jr. Columbia, S. C, Deb
nam, John Hanby Wilmington,
Diamond, Benjamin Arnold Char
lotte, Ebert, George Donald Ker
nersville, Futch, David Gardner
Monroe, Gwyrin, John Minor, Jr.
Chapel Hill, . Healy,' Melvin
Joseph Allendale, N. J., Ingle,
John Robert Siler City, Johnson,
Alan Francis Jamestown, Jung,
Gam Fat Charlotte, Linker, Ro
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McGehee, George Badger, Jr.
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APRIL 17 and 18
Durham 90 11,. Ext. 484
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Polgar
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Carnegie Han S
When Dr. Franz Polgar brings
his "miracles of the Mind" show
to Memorial hall next Tuesday at
8 p.m., he will present precisely
the same program that he does
yearly at Carnegie Hall in New
York City. Polgar, however, likes
to perform at smaller locales
which afford him closer and more
intimate feeling toward the town
and people.
Polgar is a well publicized per
former in his own field. Three
year ago The Saturday Evening
Post had a full, four-page spread
on him. Just last June Colliers
did an elaborate feature story on
him, and there are few who have
not seen Life's amusing and tell
ing photo-story of Polgar's life
and work.
Hungarian by birth, Polgar is
a graduate of the University of
Budapest. A brilliant exponent
of the mysteries of the human
mind, he not only explains but
demonstrates and illustrates in a
style that is at once entertaining
as well as informing.
In a singularly unassuming
Spearman Is At
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Walter Spearman, professor of
journalism, will attend the fourth
regional conference of the Ameri
can Association of Professors at
the University of Georgia in Ath
ens this weekend.
President of the University
chapter of the AAUP, Professor
Spearman will represent the
group at the meeting of South
ern chapters in Georgia. At the
Friday morning session he will
report on the program and activi
ties of the University group.
Peter Dillard Reidsville, Mitchell,
Edward Lee Goldsboro, Moore,
Victor Bailey, Jr. Durham, Mor
ton, Thomas Perkins Biloxi, Miss., 1
Prothero,' William James Johns
town, Pa.t Shortt, Oscar Albert,
Jr. Winstph-Salem, . Wilkerson,
Leo Carl Mebane, Younts, James
Ronald High Point. .
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manner of speech and demeanor,
Polgar brings to the stage one of
the most unusual programs ever
performed anywhere. He makes
no claim to supernatural powers
and although many of the things
he demonstrates defy explaining,
Polgar insists, "no one is born
with a superior mind; we all pos
sess potentialities. It is for the
individual to discover and de
velop his own powers."
The Polgar show is particular
ly popular with colleges, but its
appeal is genuinely universal. The
program lasts for two hours and
during its run Polgar's audiences
have been equally and alternately
amused and amazed.
Congenial and intimate in man
ner, Polgar is a truly fascinating
showman, an extraordinary en
tertainer. He has been called
"the most perplexing and enig
matic personality of the age."
Episcopals
Give Plans
For Easter
The traditional three hour ser
vice for Good Friday will be held
today at the Episcopal Church,
starting at noon.
This service, which is a memor
ial of the agony , of Christ upon
the Cross, will include medita
tions upon the seven last words
from the Cross, and appropriate
hymns, psalms, and prayers.
Worshippers are invited to, re
main for the entire service if
possible, but may enter at any
time and leave during the sing
ing of the hymns.
On Easter, the Holy Commun
ion will be celebrated at 8 o'clock
and at 11 o'clock, with Easter
music at both services.
The Canterbruy Club will meet
as usual for its supper meeting at
6 o'clock. ' Evening Prayer will
be read at 8 o'clock; and will in
clude a brief address.
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