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10. 1957

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Gcx And Schneider

Dropped From SGA

Student Poll To Determine
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nance and Operations.
This work, as we promised some
Do you think the University
Tom Seward, electronic trrh. time ago, the Kernel is conducting of Kentucky needs a student pa.
.
John (.ex and John Schneider, SC.. A representatives from the nician for UK, said the radio was a poll to detrrr
the student's per published four times a
buy ffcIinB " u
" issibility of a four- - week?
Yes
No
liege of
,btiMmoney
f0'
have been dropped from the Assembly,
more than pay
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Would you be willing to pay
according to Dick Lehman, SGA president.
for IfsMf
As
the the additional fee (if you were
Seward said the radio was one move we explained previously, SepThe two assemblymen were incould not be made until
to be at UK in 1933 f,ir such
more service added to UK services.
volved in an incident downtown
tember, 1938. Tentative plans call publication?
Yes
No
The radio will be used only in for the Kernel to
on March 31 In which they turned
be published on
cases of emergency that arise on Tuesday. Wednesday.
Do you have any suggestions as
on several fire hydrants for which
Thursday,
the campus. It will be operated by and Friday. The move would to alternate possibilities to inthey received
Jail sentences.
a licensed operator because of
sure a more adequate and timely
The sentences were later reduced
$1
necessitate
Federal Communication Commis- - semester in an increase of com- a news coverage?
to five days.
student fees to
sion regulations. Seward added.
In taking the action against the
pensate for the added service.
The radio will be on the same
men, Lehman said that Oex and
Students arc requested to fill out
Anthropometric Contourometry frequency as the Lexington city
Schneider were "elected to serve
was the name of the paper that police radio and the UK police the following form and return it,
the best Interests of the students." won
first prize for Al Wittwer, will
with the city police either by mail, or personally to
"They have not done so," he
Additional Comment (Why do
College of Engineering, at the
"We plan to have in the future me Kernel onice sometime between
added, "and therefore should not
a week isis
southeastern student paper com- a remote control station at the UK now and May 17. The results will J'ou think rlfour-time- a
a
be allowed the privilege of
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petition.
1'iease sign uie iorm.
cit.
switchboard so the operators can ui- - puuwsiitu. rtl
In SGA."
ininf?
The competition, held at Geor- get in touch with UK police on No names will be used in the story,
The two men's terms would have
gia Tech April
is sponsored emergency calls," Seward com- - but no ballot will be counted unless
expired next fall. They will be
signed.
replaced by students nominated by the Institute of Aeronautical mcntcd.
Sciences.
by D. V. Terrell, dean of the ColWittwer, a mechanical engineer,
lege of Engineering, with the applaced first in the graduate divis- proval of the Assembly.
Schneider was a lower class ion. n He is employed at the Wen- Aeronautical Laboratory
representative;
Gex an
at UK.
The paper was written in con- nection with a contract awarded
r
the aeronautical lab to develop a
device to obtain size data for the
Air Force.
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"Eight Men
Pledge ODK

Seven students and one honorary member were pledged recently
to ODK, senior men's leadership
honorary.
Student pledges are Leland
Brewster, College of Law; William
C. Gillespie. Commerce; James
Ingram, Commerce; Frank N.
King, Arts and Sciences; Dwight
Carpenter, Arts and Sciences; Tom
Martin, Engineering; and James
R. Urbaniak, Arts and Sciences.
Henry Neal Marsh, UK Class of
1914. was n a m e d an honorary
member. Marsh is currently engaged in defense work with the
US Army.
The new pledges will be initiated
at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, May 19.
Initiation will be held at the First

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Delta Sigma Pi
Elects Officers
Also named to positions within
the chapter were Lewis Davis, sen- ior vice president; Tom Jones, vice
president; Richard Handmaker,
secretary; Ralph Beals, treasurer;
Gene Heupel, historian: Joe

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Bruce Gaskin has been elected
president of UK's chapter of Delta
Sigma Pi. business administration

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Presbyterian Chivch. This year,
for the first time, close friends and
parents of the initiates will be
invited to the ceremony.
A banquet will be held at 6 p.m.
follow ing the initiation
at the
Phoenix Hotel. UK President
Frank G. Dickey will be the
speaker.

Law Fraternities
Announce Pledges
Phi Delta Phi and Phi Alpha
Delta, legal fraternities, have announced their pledges for the year
after holding second semester rush.
Phi Delta Phi pledged the following students this week: Charles
English, Linza Inabnit, Richard
Vinson, Jim Lucas. Dick Compton,
Tom Neal, Richard Frymire, John
Laycock,
Harry McChesney,
Charles Burnett, Gross Lindsay,
Wesley Sims, James Hi g gins,
James Eversole, James Byrdwell,
Fred Bradley, Garland Howard,
Gentry McCauley. Glenn Sandefur,
Joe Helm and John Y. Brownr
Joe Johnson, president of Phi
Delta Phi. said that tentative initiation plans have been made for
May 8 in the Court of Appeals
Chamber in Frankfort.
New Phi Alpha Delta pledges
are Arthur Brooks. Charles Carter,
Jim Shepherd, Jim Deacon. Ron
Stewart, Jack See. Dan Stafford.
Marton Nickell, Eddie Lovelace.
Gene Oliver, Carroll Redford.
Charles Goss, Bill Forester. Don
Mills. Jim Dundon, Donald Hark-in- s,
Bill Townsend, Helmut Litz,
Charles Erwin, Eugene Asher,
Bobby Harrod. Ed Eversole. Dick
Cooper, Russ Milliken. Wendell
Cherry. J!m Milliard. Bill Jordan,
Bob'Hunt, Lou,Sineei pou Potts.
Ray. White. Vernon "Robinson , and
Walter Collins.
A banquet and formal initiation
for these pledges has been
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the Fayette County court house.

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