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1 I : f f ' THE DAILY TAR HEEL Tuesday, April 4. 1967 Pa?e fi - 1 i i X ! "Fraternity Pledge Lis The following men have been officially certified by the Dean of Men's Office as having qual ified academically for pledge ship in the respective frater nities. This qualifies them for initiation this semester ac cording to the University. ALPHA TAU OMEGA: Atkins, Alfred Walton, III Beasley, Charles Britton Beerman, William, III Carlisle, Sam Quincey Dreibelbis, Edward Rick Graham, William Vincent, Jr. Gregory, Nathaniel A., Jr. Hartzog, Dan McCord Moore, Joseph Calhoun, III Stringer, Henry Mathew Webb, Thomas Fredrick Wellons, Elmer Jaines ' Willis, Charles Steadman BETA THETA PI: Bramblett, Aldon Randall Cumbie, Stephen Mark Dearstyne, Michael Roy Davis, Neil Owen, Jr. Deaver, William Nelson, Jr. Dobson, Stephen Franklin Douglass, Jeffrey L. Georgiade, Gregory Stephen Hickey, Howard M., Jr. Hidgdon, William Logan, Jr. Lake, Ed Langstroth, Leland A. Lindsay, William Hilray Littlejohn, Thomas W., Ill Merrill, Tinsley Randolph Moffitt, Ben Crew New, Edgar T. New, John Robert, Jr. NickeLson, Donnell G., Jr. Parker, Charles Johnson Perry, Carl David Pollard, Thomas Lawrence Rockwell, David Allen Ryder, Jack Warren Secor, John Hoover Sheppard, James Robert Sneed, Charles Darwin Stout, John Cheston, Jr. Strickland, Hal Hazelton Taylor, Richard McCrary Walsh, Robert Arthur Willets, Elmore Abram Younger, Thomas Carlton CHI PHI: Bensch, Brian Douglas Bickett, Jerry Francis Dellinger, John Bennett, III Duttera, Wayne Radford Emerson, Thomas Truxton Fulton, William Houston Gaither, John Alan Jenney, Stuart Symington Jeffress, Charles Neville Luther, JohitiScott McGaughey, Frank S. Miller, Paul Emmons Northrop, Robert Vance Webster, Lloyd Deems CHIPSI: Behpnan, Douglas Newton Bode, Robert Vincent Cloniger, David Stephen Colby, Barrett Dahlin Crawford, Asa Henry, Jr. Darrah, William Charles Dunlevie, Steven Sheppard Fletcher, Richard Van, Jr. Gowan, Donald Kingsley, n Hoback, James William, Jr. Kinzel, Robert Chambers Lee, William David, Jr. Lloyd, David Parker McCleary, Harold Anthony do 1 ' 1F'''-.r - I" n in L.l THE MAN ON THE GO . . . Goes HUB You can identify a man on the go in many ways, not the least of which is his clothing . . . Strict adherence to the un written law of the natural tradition, but with a flair for modernity that reflects the nuances of his personality ... The sports shirts at THE HUB fit well into this scheme. Tailored with button-down collar, back box pleat and tapered for the slim, trim look updated by an elegant selection of plaids, stripes and madras. . . . from 5.C3 ARRAY YOURSELF TODAY l: i mm i McNairy, John Onslow Neely, John Longstreet Page, Theodore Herbert, III Pharr, Jones Yorke Powell, Stephen Hardesty Ricketts, Thomas Cleveland, III Scott, William Andrew Wilson, Francis Servis DELTA KAPPA EPSILON: Anderson, Esley 0., Ill Brown, Scott Daris, Kermeth Royall Fescue, Charles Tomlinson Fuller, Stephen W. Gray, James Alexander, III Hagan, Charles Tilden, III Hill, Horace Fleming, IV Hilmer, Arthur Christian III Hollan, John Kemp Klutz, Robert Hairston Lamm, Rudson Wooten Lassiter, Allen Drew Lord, Alexander Stewart Pruden, James Norfleet, III Rafferty, Kenneth Rust Ross, Donald Ogden Zimmerman, Caldwell H. DELTA UPSILON: Bouie, William Veirs, Jr. Cosper, Harvey Lindenthal Cunningham, Bruce Tracy Davison, John Carter DeVane, John Murphy, III Hager, Barry Michael Hewett, Ronald Edward Heyse, Stephen Paul Lanier, David Charles Lehtonen, Harold II Limm, Terry Hugh McNabb, Rodney C. Meeker, Michael David Murray, Danny Ross Norris, Richard Douglas Pickens, Peter Miller Piscitello, Roy Robert Respass, Linwood Moninger Sadler, James Charles, Jr. Shellhass, Stephen Scott KAPPA ALPHA: Alphin, Jesse Clifton, Jr. . Bailey, Edwin Pate Bell, Robert Dorsey Bruce, Branson Key Chrietzberg, William David Dowas, Roger Chadbourne, Jr. Garrison, Stephen Kirk Gray, Allan Baylor Harris, Malcolm Erskine Harrison, Phillip Taylor Hubbard, Buckley, III McCall, James Horace, III Miles, James William, Jr. Moring, Thomas Bickett Mosher, Robert Frederick Page, Joseph Francis O'Donnell, John Burke, Jr. Shouse, William Chandler Steinemann, Frank Cable Thornton, John William, III Wandelt, Frederick H. Warren, Robert Adair Winter, .Kenneth-Howe Wyatt, yincent Charles KAPPA SIGMA: Brown, James S. Colwell, Robert Franklin Elrod, Thomas Lake Gillette, Robert Corcoran Hackney, William Royal Hale, J ames Thurman Howell, John Ernest Kornegay, Alonzo Dixon Langdon Bradley S. Rucker, John Thomas Sessoms, William Howard Terry, James Webb Tucker, James Houston Williams, Jerry Addison Wright, William B. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: Badman, Lawrence Scott Clauset, Thomas Cooke Conine, Walter Lind Conway, William Francis Cutcliffe, James Edward, III Fish, David Allen Terryl Gannsway, Kenneth Wade Greenwood, Sam Kelly Heafner, William Henry Launt, Jonathan Taylor Come to the CHAPEL HILL TIRE CO. for GUARANTEED GOODYEAR TIRES ALSO ir Expert Wheel Alignment Brake Service Radial Tires Guaranteed 49,000 miles 502 W. Frankiin St. Chapel Hill 37-7031 IT'S THE BEST BUY ON CAMPUS Grilled Strip Steak only 99c for complete dinner Lenoir Hall STEAK ROOM 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday, Liipfert, Charles Jeffrey Neal, John William, V Neher, William K. Peacock, Joel Ashley Ryan, Marcus John Smith, John Walter PHI DELTA THETA: Adams, Richard Manly Bell, James Franklin Brantley, Julian Chisolm Bratton, John Randolph Craven, Robin Gray Dorm, Joseph William Farthing.William Porter Ferguson, Robert Hayes Fontaine, James Ritchie Foy, Glenn Edward Gaither, Ferby Glen, Jr. Godshall, Jonathan Henry Henderson, George William Hunter, Thomas Bell Parker, H. Worth Pollard, Harold Calloway Robbins, William Grover Roessler, Gustave Mark Rudolph, Vernon Carver SIGMA CHI: Bradner, William Chambers, Lee Coe, John Clark, John Drane McKennan, Andrew McKnight, Thomas Postlethwait, Edward Raper, Stephen W. Stanton, eorge 1 Calendar TUESDAY There will be no State. Af fairs meeting today. The next meeting will be next Tuesday at 4 p.m. The Elections Board will meet today at 4:30 in Gra ham Memorial 209 (Student government office). Pictures from the election will be taken. The Academic Affairs Com mittee will meet at 3 p.m. today in Roland Parker ni. The Cosmopolitan Club pre sents a program on Morroc co at 5:30 upstairs at Le noir Hall. Interviews for the selection of orientation counselors are being held this week in the Roland Parker lounges of Graham Memorial from 2 to 5 p.m. All itnerested stu dents should sign up for an appointment at the Graham Memorial Information desk. WEDNESDAY Conversation with William Geer at the Davie Poplar today at 4' p!m.J (i All stu dents are welcome to come. The German's Club will , meet in Roland Parker I at 8 to night. Very important meet ing. Professor Willy Haeberli of the University of Wisconsin will speak at a Duke-UNC physics colloquium on "Spin Dependence in Deu teron Scattering" at 4 p.m. today in 215 Phillips Hall. Tea and coffee will be serv ed at 3:30 in 277 Phillips Hall. THURSDAY Interviews for Women's At torney General will be held today from 3 to 4 p.m. LOST AND FOUND Found: Pair of gray-framed glasses found before spring break in front of Dey HaU. See the office of Library Science school. : ft:,-., - - ; fi 1 1 r ' f ---.- 'I f-r: SIGNS OF SPRING are evident all over the campus as flo wers begin to pop out in the oddes places. Even the hood of this Plymouth seems to have srpuoted a few, though not spontaneously, since they're plastic. DTH Photo by Mike Mc Gowan. Survey Reveals Menial Stresses Public health nurses in 30 North Carolina counties who questioned their patients about emotional problems conclud ed that about one of every three patients showed "a st ress level in the range of psy chiatric disorder." Negroes were under less stress than whites and wo men showed considerably less stress than men. The study, reported on here for the first time on March 31 at the annual meeting of the Southern Anthropology As sociation, was conducted by the Department of Mental Health at the University of North Carolina School of Pub lic Health. " It wag undertaken to find out the extent of knowledge about mental health and ill ness among public health nur ses in order to develop a train ing program to increase their effectiveness. Dr. Dorothea C. Leighton and Miss Nora Cline' of the UNC public health faculty de cided on the basis of their limited study that little, if any, change is needed! in the tradi tional manner in which public health nurses contact their patients. They added, "The nurse who enters a home to give an in jection or bathe a bed patient Come for a Browse Through All the Great Buys at the Friendly Old Intimate where You're Always Welcome Night or Day. The Intimate Bookshop Open Nights Til 10 For Those i BIG SPRING EVENTS Coming Up . . 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BANLON SHIRTS Short-Sleeve - $3.25 to $5.00 SPECIAL BANLON SHIRTS were $4.50 Now $2.99 Limited Supply BATHING TRUNKS $4.00 to $4.50 BERMUDA SHORTS $3.00 to $5.25 HILL OUTLET SALES R0QH over Sutton's Drug Dr. Mayes Receives Medal A Missouri farm boy who began an illustrious career in public health in 1941 as direc tor of a model child health demonstration project in west tern Kansas has become the recipient of the 1967 Samuel J: Crumbine Medal for out standing service in public health. Dr. W. Fred Mayes, now dean of the University of North Carolina School of Pub lic Health in Chapel Hill, N. C, received the coveted award from the Kansas. Pub lic Health Association at the annual Samuel J. Crumbine Banquet here. Dr. Mayes was director of the Division of Maternal and Child Health in Kansas in 1942-43 before going to Atlan ta, Ga., as regional medical consultant for the U. S. Chil dren's Bureau. He returned to. 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