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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Thursday, September 19, 1963
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orority Pledge Lists Announced.
V. '.
1 Youths Hones Dashed
Some 142 upperclass
women pledged sororities
following fall formal rush held
prior to orientation.
The following is a list of
those pledges:
Alpha Delta Pi Bistany,
Judy Louise, Charlotte;
Blackburn, Anne Silks,
Henderson; Boulton, Wendy
Elizabeth, Miami, Shores, Fla;
Cappleman, Helen, Winter
Garden, Fla.; Clark, Margie,
Greenville; Dixon, Vivian Lu,
Farmville; Durkin, Patricia
Ann, Fayetteville; Durkin,
Patricia Ann, Fayetteville;
Fouts, Kay Frances, Gastonia;
Holton, Mary Beth,
Wi nston-Salem: Howell,
Georgi a, Rockingham;
Johnston, Jane, Fayetteveilf;
Lamm, Linda M., Wilson; Lang,
Karen Louise, St. Petersburg,
Fla.; McGrigor, Jane Vann,
Clinton; Morpeth, Candice,
Pompono Beach, Fla.; Miller,
Lucie Lestrapes, Nashville,
Tenn.; Pcliard, Ann,
Fayetteville; Rundell, Susan,
Eglin AFB, Fla.; Shuford,
Mary, Hickory; Smith, Nell
Dale, Durham;
Chi Omega Andrews,
Jennie, Elizabeth City; Bertie,
Carolyn C, Winston-Salem;
Blackstone, Lisa, College Park,
Ga.; Edgerton, Linda,
Charlotte; Foreman, Nancy,
Elizabeth City; Helbling,
BambL New Canaan, Conn.;
Helms, Mickie, Wingate; Howe,
Emily, Belmont; Kincheloe,
Martha, Rocky Mount; Koons,
Deborah, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lake, Scottie, Southern Pines;
Mettetal, Yvonne, Johnson
City, Tenn.; Meyer, Helen,
Chapel Hill; Moore, Janet,
Atlanta, Ga.; Morris, Carol,
Charlotte; Pocock, Kathryn
Joel, Vollanova, Penn.; Naylor,
Frances, Baltimore, Md.;
Reeves, Cristy, Huntington
Valley, Perm.; Shuff, Elizabeth,
Rocky Mount; Smith, Mary
Brent, Asheboro; Smith,
Sherry, Burlington; Stevenson,
Evelyn, Winston-Salem;
Warren, Cherry, Tarboro.
Delta Delta Delta-Bagby,
Sara Jenkins, Charlotte;
Beazley, Linda, Nashville,
Tenn.; Bishop, Mary Charlotte,
Staunton, Va.; Case, Margaret,
Columbus, Ohio; Davis, Susan
Taylor, High Point; Dobson,
Lillian Ezzell, Nashville, Tenn.;
Forester, Jane, Winston-Salem;
Harrell, Mary Holden, Snow
Hill; Hassenfelt, Maureen,
Southern Pines; Herman, Sara
Catherine, Wilson; Hippler,
Judith Ann, Atlanta, Ga.;
Jenkins, Anne, Durham;
Ludwick, Deborah Lee,
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Greensboro; Martin, Marjorie
Ann, Jacksonville, Fla.;
McKenzie, Susan,
Winston-Salem; Nash, Arabella,
Tarboro; Pottle, Daphne,
Linville; Poucher, Elizabeth,
Jacksonville, Fla.; Reeves,
Suzanne, Sanford; Richardson,
Molly P., Perry, Ga.; Russos,
Elaine, Raleigh; Slater, Patricia
Anne, New Bern; Small, June
Marie, Raleigh; Smith, Lynda
Carol, Lexington; Smith,
VernoiT F., Raleigh; Spicer,
Mary Green, Goldsboro;
Stevens, Rebecca, Lenoir;
Thompson, Fredda E. Lenoir;
White, Hillary, . Durham;
Holderness, Pamela,
Greensboro.
Kappa Alpha Theta Blythe,
Betty, Charlotte; Cobb, Terry,
"Atlanta, Ga.; Hadden, Patricia,
Charlotte; Huff, Elizabeth,
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Lewis,
Patricia, Hickory; Martin,
Martha Virginia, Durham; Meil,
Diane, Huntersville; Ponder,
Bonnie, Rockville, Md.; Raschi,
Barbara, Jamestown; Regan,
Catharine, Washington, D.C.;
Straughn, Dorothy, Chapel
Hill.
Kappa Delta Alexander,
Carol Ann Hogarth, Dunn;
Brigham, Mary, Charlotte;
Grubbs, Mary, Wilmington;
Holman, Margaret, Chapel Hill;
Hough, Sylvia Jennine,
Rockingham; Little, Carolyn
Bruce, Charlotte; McMillan,
Sally, Laurinburg; Murphy,
Virginia, Jacksonville, Fla.;
Nagurney, Marcy Ann,
Crainhem, Belgium; Skinner,
Carolyn E., Durham; Spencer,
Jane, Sanford, Fla..
Kappa Kappa
Gamma Bennett, Patricia
Kerr, Laurinburg; Bryan,
Christine M., Trumbull, Conn.;
Craig, Ann Harrison, Pompano
Beach, Fla.; Farfour, Frieda,
Morganton; Green, Sheryl,
Laurinburg; Guy, Helena
Gabriel, Charlotte; Hansen,
Patricia Withers, New Orleans,
La.; Hinkle, Bunny,
Winston-Salem; Lancaster,
Lynn, New Orleans, La.
Larsson, Carlene, Fair Haven,
N.J.; Merchant, Virginia,
Potomac, Md.; Nyrop, Nancy
Jane, Edina, Minn.; Robertson,
Virginia Ann, Rocky Mount;
Romans, Kathy, Williamsburg,
Va.; Stanton, Sarah, Elizabeth
City; Steele, Cathy Dean,
Alexandria, Va.; Steinman,
Sarah Jane, St. Louis, Mo.;
Thompson, Alice Carter,
Richmond, Va.; Thornton,
Alice E. Rolesville; Weber,
Susan M., Raleigh; White,
Carolyn Lee, Augusta, Ga.;
Wilkins, Octavia, Atlanta, Ga.
Phi Mu Bragg, Mary Beth,
Hialiah, Fla.; Thornton,
Miriam, Lexington.
Pi Beta Phi-Boyle, Sarah
Irvin, Charlotte; Brock, Louise
T., Winston-Salem; Clay, Sara,
Paris, Ky.; Fowler, Julia
Sherrod, Durham; Hanes,
Nancy Lasater, Winston-Salem;
Harvey, Margaret Leigh,
Kinston; Holderness, Dorothy,
Greensboro; Jones, Constance
Patten, Chapel Hill; Kain,
Jacqueline Florence, Miami
Shores, Fla.; Knee, Susan,
Charlotte; Lane, Beverly,
Charleston, S.C.; McGregor,
Molly Brown, McLeansville;
McLendon, Stuart,
Greensboro; Miller, Anne D.,
Charlotte; Morrison, Lavillon
E., Arlington, Va.; Murray,
Martha, Greensboro; Prevost,
Josephine, Hazelwood; Slade,
Mary Penelope, Enfield;
Snider, Jane, Greensboro;
Taylor, Donna Ray,
Williamsburg, Ba.; Vallier,
Mary Christine, Plymouth,
Mich.; Vineyard, Barbara A.,
Fairfax, Va.; Wheatley,
Lindsay Ray, Charlotte.
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before the Convention met
That kind of thing is inevitable,
but it will be stopped The
next convention will be ours.
"If Humphrey could change
his view on Vietnam which I
sincerely doubt I could
support him in a way, but I
could never admire him like I
do McCarthy. Actually it
doesn't make much difference
who is elected now. You can't
say we helped the nation by
getting Humphrey bad
publicity, because Nixon as
president would be just as bad.
That's what's so bad about it
all the people really don't
have a choice in the election."
He pointed out that he had
no ties with any political party.
"I would have supported
Rockefeller if the Republicans
had nominated him, but he had
about as much chance as
McCarthy. No, my devotion to
McCarthy is not blind. I realize
as much as anyone that his
campaign was not as much
dependent on the will of the
man as it was of the people
opposed to the war. McCarthy
is a political Messiah only in
the sense that he was the man
picked by the people to give
the movement a leader."
Bitter but more than
anything else tired, he
motioned for his "old lady
and told me he didn't feel like
talking any more because "now
it does no good.' He will go
back to. the University of
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Shoshone National Forest's
headquarters at Cody has one
of the few operational tele
meter weather stations in the
United States. It incorporates
automatic weather reporting
systems and electric type
writers that automatically re
cord weather information.
Recorded are temperatures,
wind velocities and precipita
tion. Stations that feed in
formation to the Cody point
have v rain guages that auto
matically dump water for ev
ery 100th of an inch of pre
cipitation and make a record
of each to arrive at total
amounts.
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Miami and continue to work
against involvement in
Vietnam, but admitted it will
take a while for him to regain a
great deal of enthusiasm after
his experience in the Windy
City.
"Look, man," he concluded
with a wave of his hand, "I've
told you nothing you don't
already know."
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