TUT. KENTUCKY KERNEL.

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only the old Cleaver
he .thinks I'm too , fast to last. I
coNie on like gangbusters, dig me?
carpet . . . but in the end It comes
Man, I tread on him like hotel
out easy-- O because I really show
.that I'm a crazy chopper
a
killer man
oh Pops I really
cut Tem up. I mean, like, I really
strike 'em out '. . . y -This Is a typical conversation of
Robert Wagner in "The Hunters"
.playing a.t the Ben Ali. Wagner
the part of a young Jet
. plays
ace who clashes with
: fighter
Robert Mitchum, his superior officer. His character role does much
torelieve the tension of the battle
scenes and gives color to what
could have been a routine squad.
Mitchum, playing Major Cleve
Saville, Is a top jet fighter of the
Seccnd World War who becomes a
jet commander in Korea. lie completes his usual role by falling in
love with May Britt, wife of a fellow- officer.
Richard Egan is the tough wing
commander, Col. "Dutch" Imil.
The most outstanding feature of
the movie is the flight scenes. The
viewer is "up in the air," most of
the time either viewing white jet
streams across a blue sky, or actually participating in flight com- -l
bat. Jlitchum and Wagner supply
.more than one thrill diving across
the screen after Japanese Jets.
"Cat On a Hot Tin JUof," still
shewing at the Strand, is a delightful show that combines practically, all the miseries of man for
y oar viewing pleasure.
YouH enjoy watching a de- -t
pondent alcoholic ' shun life and
refuse hie affection-starve- d
wife.
YouU-get
a real thrill out of listening to the screams ol a cancer
victim in the last stages especially
if you've. known someone "who had
cancer.
But in addition, you will witness
the real love of
for each
other.
'Vowill see the heart-warmifather i.and son scene, in a musty,
cob-w- eb
covered basement The
father, Burl Ives, decides he has
not lved his wife for 40 years, and
t hats all. he really has in the world
i what he bought with his 10 mil-Iro- n.
.dollars.
Then after he overcomes another
painful attack, his son, Paul Newman, throws an alcoholic fit and
airs out 'his troubles.
Meanwhile, upstairs, the eldest
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Judith

Anderson into
turning the 28.000 acre plantation
over to hlfn. foul while mother and
son are arguing, two jealous
sisters-in-la- w
add to the harmony
of the happy home.
. However, the characteriiatioB hi
very good, especially Bfl Ires as
Big Daddy, the rich Delta plantation wier with" fiery,' aninhlfelted
temper. Ilh'dlalogve is completely
natural and well-suitto the role.
And Eliiabeth Taylor is her asval
sesy self.
The dancers on campus might be
interested to know that Saturday
night they will find Dave Perry at
Joyland. Smoke Richardson at the
Circle H, and the Clcfmen at the
Saddle 'N Spur.
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New Oil Map
Is Released
By Survey
Dr. Wallace W. Hagan, director
of the Kentucky Geological Survey, has Just announced the issuance of a new map showing the
location of oil and gas wells in
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Green County.
The map, entitled "Preliminary
Oil and Gas Map of Green County,
Kentucky," was compiled by Daniel
J. Jones and Robert E. Hauser of
the geological survey staff.
Showing the location of more
than. 300 wells, 200 of .which are
identified, the map is drawn to a
scale of one Inch to 4,000 feet of
ground distance. Its base
the
roads, streams, and houses
is
new topographic maps.
taken from
The maps 'can be purchased at
the geological survey office on the
University, campus.
"This if the' most
map available on Green County,"
Hagan said- - "It has been designed
so that it can be kept up to date,
and new maps can be issued
periodically. '
"It should be of special interest
to the oil and gas industry," he
stated, "because some 100 drilling
rigs are currently operating in the
county.
According to Hagan, Green
County is currently the most active area for oil and gas exploration in Kentucky. "Oil production
between January and July of this
year Increased almost six, times,"
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hestated.
Hagan, who took over as direc-

tor of the survey last month, is
also state geologist for Kentucky.

ID Pictures
ID pictures taken at registration will be given out before the
Auburn game. The date will be
announced later.
Students who do not receive
their ID cards before the Auburn
game may use their stamped
yellow fee blip for admission.
Pictures taken last spring are
now being given out in the lobby
of the Coliseum 9 a. ro. to 4 p. m.
daily. Students must present
their receipted yellow fee slips
in order to get an ID card. Late
registrants must present their
receipted yellow fee slips to be
stamped by the ID department
daily in the lobby of the Coliseum 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Pictures
will be taken at a later announced date.

The stage play ran several years
on ; Broadway and starred Lloyd
Nolan, Henry Fonda, and John
Korilak. A movie was also made
et thebcok with Humphrey Bogart
fcrd Ilcbcrt frauds in leading

Officers elected for 1358 in the
Social Work Club are Helen
Cornish president; Betsy Kutak
vice president; Maine Redding secretary; Jcannie Jackson treasurer.
Watch the Kernel for amiounce-me- nt
of meetings.

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the Guignol Theatre tryouts Sunday afternoon. Director Wallace
BrJggs-wa- s
picking his cast for the
T indentation
of Herman Wauk's
Mutiny Court Mar"Ihe Caine
tial."
Director Brlgfes noted some
"nice, new voices" in the tryouts
line up. The director said he was
well pleased with the' turnout
ixnsUlering" the fact" he was cast-fii- g
le
play. He plans
an
to. interview several other people
div.kig the week and announce the
Caine Mutiny" cast next week.
Bciggs said the play would run
the week of Nov. 3.
''The Caine Mutiny Court Martial,"-which
is by the same author
as "Marjorie Mornlngstar," is the
ltory of the Navy trial of a lieu- . tenant-w- ho
- placed - himself - in - a
mutinous position .when he took
inunand of his captain's ship on
the supposition that the captain
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Hopklnsvillr,
teedle
Fieldn. Iliikmnn: Joan D'lv-t-lllnuill!e. Frlsbte. Fnoch
y
Thomaa Reed Gnrrrtl, Runarllvllle; Ijr-r- rhirir1hlon.
fUlllr
Alce
FARMHOUSE
Wayne Gntt. Hopklnsvtlle. Jame CrreK. Vh'h. Fslrw F (ele. Danville.
Horst G. Rolcas, Wllmore; George Thomas Holt. Somerwt; William R. Jean Mane Goulett. Waihinjton. D C .
Ciay Mar low
Robinson Bradford. Cynthtana; Robrrt Llndsey. Milford. Ohio: Chuck R.
Xlmehead: IVtsy Hasei
lxlngton. Robert Downer
H. Franklin. l.ouisvllle; William Hamilden. Louisville; Martha Jonea. .helhy-villHophlnsvlHe; John P. Ordway.
Nancv O Jons. paducah. Su
ton Fritz. Cynthtana : Bennie Jearl
Jacobs. Way neburg ; Larry Ross Qua Da, Murray: Jame Park Owen. Lexington; anne Keeling. Louisville; Nanev Mat
Nebo; Bobby Gen Rafferty. Owens- Jan Jeffery Pence. Ft. Thomas; Didnev ncy. Bristol. Vs.; Mary lunula Morgan.
F. Hopklnllle, t.lrxta Mount. Romuhi.
Jack
boro; J a mm Glenn Thompson. Valley N. Remmele. CatletUbtirg;
SUtton; Hugh Sam William, Stanford. Richardson, Mayfleld; Roy N. Roberts. N. Y.; Sutanne Pardleu. tnulsvllle
Mary Jo Parsona. Park Hills; Susanna
Atlanta. Ga.; Albert WlUon Slsk.
Joe Weley Sprauge. turfis; Pclk. Nashville. Tenn: K. Sue Robin
KAPPA ALPHA
lwrence G. Teeter, Jr OnlhrVe John on. lauisvllle: Ixits Snow, Louisville.
Donald Stuart Beheler, Paris; Ernest M. Thomas. Mayfield; James A. Tram-mel- l. Kathie Songster, Eltsahrthtawn: lee
Rodney Bletdt. Cadix; Chapman O'Neill
Somerset: Robert H. Whit. Jr.. Tapp. Versailles; Oteryl
CleveBurnett, May field; James Brooke Ovan-no- Fulton; Alex M. Warren. Lexington; land, Miss ; Kempte WalkWalker.
Ins. Somerset,
Louisville; John David Cole, Nicho- Thomas Minor Young. Hopkinsvtlle.
Anne Shaver, lslngton.
lasville; Don W. Florence. Lexington;
William .W. Gray. Shelbyvllle; William
SIGMA CHI
DELTA ZETA
Hercules Hay a. Shelbyvllle; Joseph HarKenneth Alexander Akin. Jr., Lexking, Lexfngton; ft. Price Hadley Ln
Jen Ishltiell. Dallas. Tex.; Patricia A.
ington; Rodney Lee Hamilton. AlexIngton; Tom Rogers Hower, Shelbyvllle;
Brown, Aberdeen. O.: Sarah Anne
Victor Lewis Jennings, Georgetown : andria; Bill Jones Hancock. Paducah; Evans, Fort Thomas; Patricia Flynn.
William Carl Hanks. Lexington; BUI
Garland M. Jett. Richmond; J a me Allen Edwin Lightfoot. Madlsonvllie; Joseph Louisville: Linda Carolyn Frey. MadlJones; North Middletown; Ceo rye Rofet.
Luby. Lexington; Arthur Frank- sonvllie; Peggy Crammer, Campbells .
Johnson. London; James Clayton Mar- Carrol
lin Luchalnger. Paintsville; Charles Les- ville; Barbara Hamlin. Tollesboro; Su
John S. Math!,
tin, Harrodsburg;
Smith, Harralson. Omensboro; Helen
Shelbyvllle; John Scott Mitchell, Lex- ter Parson. Louisville; Steven G.Lexing- Sorel. Quebec, Can.; Carol L. Herndon
Lexington; Joseph C. Sturgill.
Johnson.
ington; Emmett S. Orr, Ashland; Larry ton.
Erlanger; Nancy Lettrh. Richmond; Lin
Porter Prather, Georgetown; Herbert
da Lietz. Oak Park. III.; Lou Snodgrai&.
SIGMA NU
Hlter' Royse, Jr., Nicholasville: David
Alva; Harriet Glllunrt. Lexington: Vivian
Donald Wayne Blevlna, Lexington: Fviidge. Lexington; Margaret Anne
Clifton Sanders, Lancaster; Hugh Logan
Cranor, Owensboro: Rob- Wyse. Ixlngton:
Scott. Nicholasville; Charles A. Stewart,
Barbara
Zweifei.
Lexington; Lavelne McGill Twonsend. ert James Furlong, luisville; Dee Roy Lexington; Lennte Moore, lxlngton.
Anchorage; Bill Tway, Louisville: John Gatterdam. Louisville: Sam Q. Cover,
Middletown: Tom E. Harris, Lexington;
Preston White, Cadiz; Gary Russell Pax-toKAPPA ALPHA THETA
George Edward Heheman, Louisville;
Prospect.
James Leslie Hite, Jr., Lexington;
Sandra Alba. Bluefleld. W. Va ; Mollv
Stuart. L. Johnson, Louisville; Thomas Bolender, Freeport. 111.; Taula BuchKAFPA SIGMA
R. Layman, Louisville: Robert Hansen
Gerald Edwin Archer. Paintsville; Loefflcr, Louisville; Stephen Frederick anan. Franklin. Tenn.; Betsy Cooke.
David Elvis Bauer, West Elester, Ohio; Lundbert. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Leland Tay- Louisville; Linda Cotton. Fort Smith.
Glasgow. Lou
John Crawford Curtis. St. Louis, Mo.; lor Marret, Louisville; McKensle Thack-e- r Ark.; Martha Dickinson,Green; Suzannc-FHh- .
Jim Daniel. K Ottawa; Leon F. Gerlack.
Moss, Hopkinsvllle; James Douglas clnda Dixon. Bowling
Anchorage: Jane Lee Fransen,
Danville; Claude Gilbert. Evarts; John Polly, Whitesburg; William Cratl TayLouisville: Judith Fransen. IxMilavllle.
F. Gosney, Ft. Thomas; John Ward Hall. lor, Louisville.
Judith Goodall. Fort Knox; Margt
Henderson; Carl Frederick Hohman,
Greeneltch. Wheeling. W. Va.: Saraii
Louisville; William D. Kaufman. Dallas,
Hodges. Plkeville: Patricia Horton.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
Texas: Edward Wendel Keim, LexingFla.;
ton; Kenneth H. Lippenaoott, BrownsEmit W. Baker, Taylorsville; Joseph Lauderdale. Shirley Betty Hwbbard. p a n
Jones. P o m
ville, Pa.; Colin Ronald MacLeod. Wren-thaB. Bishop. Tltnsville. Pa.; Rodney Scott
Beach. Fla.; Nancy McCiure. Owen
Mass.; Richard Dale McEnroe, Cain. Walton; Davtd J. Coppage, IndeO
boMr
Mclndnn.
Owensboro; Richard Kent. McReynolds. pendence; Floyd Donald Cox. Lexing- Gloria Vicky Maiden, Ft. Z.inesville.Mary
Jean
Harlan: Ronald Roland Masden,
ton; Kenneth B. Fisher, Lexington; Bess Moody, Eminence: Thomas;
Bonnie
John Henry Oehlschalger. James W. Fogg. Trenton. N. J.; William
Mtgnnn Nelson
Bowling Baxter Fisher, Trenton. Tenn.; Stanford Benton; Hinsdale. 111.; Priest, Hartford,
Bill R. Perkins.
Paducah:
Green; Terry Reed Roberts, Ft. Thomas; R. Harvey. S. Portsmouth; Scott L. Jean Ann Adrienne Mitchell; Sue Ann
Smith. Ft.
Herschel B. Robinson. Lexington; Roger Helt. Lexington; Jerry F. Howell, Jr., Williams. Louisville: Becky Wood. Hop
T. Smith, Danville; Steve Webb. River-edgPrice; Bob A. Jones, Lexington; Ronald kinsville: Mary LynnJ Campbell. Lexr,
N. J.
M. Kelly, Lexington: Norman D.
ington; E the lee
Fort Wayne. Ind.; Ralph M. Mob-le- Shelia HargetU Davidson. Lexington.
Sharon
Elizabethtown; John P.. Morley. Brown, Ixlngton: Lexington;
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA
Beverly Smith,
Piano. 111.: George Morris. Ashland;
Mary W. Anderson. Islington.
Calvin C. Powell, Lexington; Tommy L.
Thomas James Cherry, Louisville: Wil- Roberts, Frankfort; Roger Moss Sanders.
liam T. May. Louisa: James E. Morton, Frankfort; Arnold J. Schwelnetus. FlorKAPPA DELTA
Corbin; Larry Scott Perkins, Frankfort; ence; William B. Secrcst. Maloneton.
JoAnne Beggs. Fort Thomas; Oirolyn
Roy Edward Potter, Greenup; Clark
Copenhaver, Arlington, Va.; Charlotte
Edward Rice. Oak Park. IU.; C. Stuart
TAU KAPPA EPSILON
Cornell. Bardstown; Lorelei Dye. Ft
Riley, CincinnaU, Ohio; Harry Brown
James Raymond Harper, Ashland: Lauderdale, Fla.; Espie Hope, Louisville;
Roush, Frankfort; Warren Noble
London; Robert L. Smith, Louis- Sam' George Kovach, Erlanger; Andrew Mclanie Fessler. Florence; Joan Eliza
beth Gillespie, Maysville; Sue Lynn
ville; James Edward Spear.' Ashland; Briggs Snider, Bloomficld.
Hanklns. Frankfort; Leslie Jones, Ter
Phillip Michael Stewart. Ashland; Charrace Park. O.; Kralg Juenger. Collins
les Nlcol Watson. Frankfort; Cornelius
TRIANGLE
ville, III.; Mary Glenn Keightly, HarBreck Witt, Irvine.
Philip C. Annis, Logansport; Michael rodsburg; La Dona Lea Vellc. South
A. Campbell. Ashland: David Tracy Miami, Fla.; George Anne McGlnley.
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Deal. Ashland; Harry Walter Dunn, Bowling Green; BilUe Mahoney. NashBellevue; Jackie V. Fossltt.
Fred Copcland, Hazard; Patrick Thomas Gerroa, Covington; Maysville; ville, Tenn.; Bettye Sue Marattay.
John
Robert F. Taylorsville: Carolyn E. Merrill. Lynn-fiel- d
Driscoll. Ft. Campbell; Michael M.
Ctr., Mass.: Marilyn Miller. Lans- - .
N. V.; H. Fenton Hell, Graham, Louisville; Norman E. Harned,
Fort Chester.
Campbell Irvine,
son. Port Chester. N. Y.; William Henry Boston; James Charles T. Morris. Whea-to- Ing. Mich.; Ntxi Nlckerson. Mentor;
Pa.;
Doris Jean Piden, Glasgow; Dianne
Hensley, Harrodsburg; William Thomas
111.; Ronald Paul Porter. Falls of Richardson. Iron ton, O: Edwina Rlppe-to- e,
e
HoggUnd. Louisville;
William W. Ramsey. Whitley
Rusaell Spring; Opal J. Rodgers.
Johnson, Jr., Louisville; Robert Valen- Rough;Robert David Rhodes. Louisville;
City;
Anchorage;
Helen Kathryn Rupert.
tine Lichti. Portchester, N.
Skogme, Richmond; Robert W. Grayson; Darlene Schelbel. Louisville;
David C.
Dwight Loar, Wllmore; Larry Ray
Worth-ingtoGreenville; Walter
Pat Steitler. Houston. Tex.; Cynthiw
Owensboro; Charles Luther Mills, Stovall, Jr., Clarksville, Ind.; S.
James B. Lee Wilson, Catlettsbure; Dolly WoodPaintsville; Ronnie Dale Young, Har- Yonts, Hazard.
ruff, Owensboro; Pat Cassidy, Lexingrodsburg.
ton; Betty Battaile, Lexington; Marilyn
'
Muse, Lexington: Trudy Webb, LexZETA BETA TAU
PHI DELTA THETA
ington; Phyllis Dell Cort. Lexington.
Barry Steven Astrowsky, Brooklyn, Ruth Ann Caddie. Lexington; May
Louis Alex Burgess, Louisville; Mike N. Y.;
Mary
Briscoe. ' Lexington;
Norman Burke, Lexington; Harold Wade Sidney Charles Gordon Bacr, Louisville; Elizabeth
Cohen,
David
Campbell, Lex- Allan Freyman. Brooklyn. N. Y.; Edwin Catherine Haydon. Lexington: Carolyn
Cain. Somerset; J. Dan
Betaesna, Md.;
Combs, Lexington
ington; William Gratz Conkwright. Jr., B. Goldstein. Louisville; Steve S.
Winchester; Ben Crain, Versailles; VicLouisville; Eugene Arnold Kaplan,
tor Charles Damcron, Louisville; Hume
Y.; Arnold Robert Kellman.
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA
Payne Ferguson, Paris; Robert Henry Albany. N. N. Y.; Ira Kipnis, Lynbrook,
Brooklyn,
Fraser, Lexington; Jim Bob Kevil,
Judith Nan Ballard. Marlemoitl. O :
Louisville;
Princeton; John Michael Morrlssey, N. Y.; Shetton Heilin Mann, Bernerd H. Wlckliffe Bogard. Winchester; Sharon
Myron M. Pas, Louisville;
Lexington; Roger Hamilton Peoples, Shaikum, Louisville; Alec Jay Spielberg. Cheatham, CatletUburg; Caroline Chelf.
Louisvill: Roger Gary Phillips, St.
Wasserman, Louis- Lebanon: Nell Cox. Frankfort; Jenny
Joseph, Mo.; James M. Steed, Lexing- Louisville; Neil F. Louisville; Donald Lee Dawson. South Ft. Mitchell; Mary
Weiss,
ville; Allan
Kathryn Evans, Worthlngton, O.; Virton: Walter Norman Stephanski. FrankDreyfuss, Buffalo, N. Y.
ginia Fincel. Frankfort; Helen Graham
fort; John Douglas Suttcrlin, Frankfort; Stuart
Hopkinsvllle; LUbeth HoIkcUw. CharlesRichard Preston Thompson, Owensboro;
ton. W. Va.; Judy Hott. Springfield. III..
Alex W. Thompson, Louisville; Charles
Cynthia Elizabeth Hymes. Miami. Fla..
Frank Wheeler.
Prlscllla Ann Katz. Miami. Fla.: Virginia Kemp. Louisville; Elizabeth LehPHI KAPPA TAU
man. Midway; Mary Joyce Mahoney.
Robert Lynn AndersonJSo1Ft M?ti
Continued-from-Tag
.Battlf Creel Mich.: SharonAleekci
chell; Arley Barber. Hazard; William
Cincinnati. O.; June Moore. Miami, Fla..
Duncan Bishop, Lexington; Larry Earl
Joyce Olson. Arlington Heights. III.:
Bryant. Lexington; Luther W. Chap-pel- l, Sue Leach man. Bowling Green; Barbara Judy Priestley. Madison. W. Va.; Gem
Lexington; Charles David Countin. O'Dell, RuaseUville; Lanna A. Pearl, Ranch. Miami. Fla.; Susan Stone RobLouisville; Sam B. Downing. Lexington; Lebanon; Eleanor Ann Piper, Rusaell-vill- erta. Frankfort; Ann Scott. Williamson
Brenda Roberts, Frankfort; Irene W. Va.; Ann Nenl Shannon, La Jolla
Richard Glenn Edwards, Harlan; Robert
Rose, Atlanta,
Ga.; Linda Calif.; Ann Milton Smith. Georgetown.
T. Edwards. Smithfield Rd.. Shelbyville; Louise
Karl Spillman Forester. Harlan; William Thompson. Louisville; Joyce Reams, Ft. Sara Smith. Evaniton. 111.: Ann Garland
B. Frye, Bagdad; Jack Roland Greene, Thomas; Ellen Sanford. Wlckliffe. Faith Turner. Louisville; Beverly Tway
Ashland; Danny Kilgore, Leatherwood; Schneider, Louisville: Elizabeth Wiehe. Louisville; Eleanor Todd. Lexington.
Maurice Denham Reaves. Harlan; Rich- Louisville; Judi Johnson, Lexington; Diane Hlllenmeyer. Lexington; Mai- garet Lisle, Lexington; Fielden Wlllmott.
ard Allen Regan. So, Fort Mitchell; Mary Dan Mathews, Lexington.
Barry Ward Roberts. Ft. Thomas; David
Lexlnaton: Mary Ann Smith. Lexington.
JefTyler Robbing. Louisville; Thomas
Mallnda Clay. Lexington: Sue Alice
ALPHA XI DELTA
Lexington; Virginia Paul Van
ferson Scott, Ludlow; Kenneth B. Stiff.
Barbara Boeckmann, Paducah; Janet
Hardinsburg; Roderick Joe Tompkins. Cahow, McKeesport, Pa.; Cynthia Jane Meter. Lexington; Helen F. Hamilton
Turner,
Slaughter;
Robert Edward
Birmingham, Mich.; Virginia G. Lexington; Jeanie Robinson. Lexington..
Wlckliffe; Hugh Jackson Turner. Lex- Caw,
Louisville; Byrle Davidson,
ington; W. Marshal Turner, Paducah; Chadwick, JiU Fiedler, Audubon. N. J.;
ZETA TAU ALPHA
Barry Wyle. Erie, Penn.; Joseph R. Ft. Knox; Hoax Ins. Harlan;
Margaret
Barbara
Wright, Harned.
Pa.:
Carol Armstrong. Pittsburgh.
Jean Johnson. Frankfort; Vera Judith
Mitchell, Henderson, Jay Ormsby, Fort Peggy JoAn Black. Winchester; Anne
Thomas; Betty Louise Pace, Winchester; Dannecker, Middletown, Ohio; Majorir
PHI SIGMA KAPPA
Calif.; Farrant. Chesire, Conn.; Judith L. GraWilliam Edward Collins, Mayslick; Rita Ann Pe truce 1. Pasadena. Betty
Jo ham. Olive Hill; Greta Hodge. Marlon.
William Graves Crawford. Jr.. Louis- Anna Mae Reed. Brownsville;
ville; Robert Lynn Easleyi Lexington; Shatton, Cumberland; Barbara Solomon, Pat Ragle. Danville. 111.; Judith Gail
O.;
Jefferson
John Henry Ewing. Greensburg; John Benton; Judith Williams, Dayton, San- Slayton. Louisville; ville. Ind.; Marilyn J.
Middletown;
Elizabeth Thome.
Swift.
Walker Fitzwater, Somerset; Harvey Mary Lou Carpenter, Lexington;
Schneider, LexingSandra
Crawford.
Morris Kuil. Loysi)le; Chiles B. Lhr dra L. Lexington; Mary Jo Trimble, Louisville Martha Freeman. Lexmgtr
ton; Cora Nell
Works,
man, Lewisburgr George Arthur
Lexington; Betty Bee.. Lexington; Cath- Bettye Lou.Lowen. Lexington; Patriot
Louisville; Frank B. McCor-micWhite, Iexington.
Lexington; Armer H. Mahan. erine George, Lexington.
Louisville; Koderic LaFayette Murray,
Charles William Pickering,
CHI OMEGA
Louisville; Robert Prather Rapp, LouisNancy Coffey, Mot ticello; Bobbie Ann
ville; John Charles Reid. Louis vUle; Coleman, Princeton;
Dt bby
Daniel.
Ronald William Roule. Germantown; Lancaster; Virginia Elliott. Laitcarter;
James Lloyd Richardson, Frankfort; Linda Hale. Hicknin; Baibara Harkey,
James Andrew Smith, Louisville; Ray Lebanon, Tenn.; Judy Humid. Owens-boro- ;
Sutton, Williamsburg: John Thomas
Harris,
Turner.. Frankfort:' Wayne Franklin Cathy Patricia L. Charleston. Carrollton;
W. Va.;
Herndon,
Walker, Lebanon, Tenn.
Prof. A. W. Goodman of the
Nancy M. Hodge. Moacow, Idaho: Sue
Ann Hulettc, Frankftrt; Marge Lnn Mathematics Department will givt
PI KAPPA ALPHA
JolJy. Frankfort; Katrina Kirk. Ft. a series of four lectures entitled
Dick Amwake. Toronto. Canada; Lauderdale, Fla.; Janet MiOelUn.
"
l!ow to do Re?arch.- - a Case
Kan.; Katie MadCux. Hopklrvll!e:
James Alien Katlrr. South Ft. Mitchell;
Gioru
Dave Charles Braun, Covington; Charles Betsy O'Koaxk. W.Jhamtturg:
th
today. The
ftarting
Donald Breach, Covington; Harry How- Primrose, River Foieat. Ill : La Vtrr.e
n,
will be given each Tuesday
ard Browning. Covington; Charles Ed- Rank ley. Turner Station; Purn
ward Clark, Lexington; Dennis D
lltuefieid. W. Va : Lucy Ruth Sal- at 4 p.m. ln room 106 of McVey
Belvidere. 111., Wayne George mon. Madiaonvilic; Kay Shimrl, ArDuncan, Covington: J am. a B Evans, lington, Va.; Judy Tabor, Naples. Fla.; Hall.
Belvidere. 111.: William A. Feller, Pa- Neil Vaughn, franklin. Juan Walxer,
Although Uiese lectur
aif
ducah; Robert Inward Howell. Mt. Fort Monroe, Va.; Tubianna Walden,
Sterling: Edward W. Kein. Covington; PainUville; Anne Howard Wright.
aimed rt first year graduate atud-ePatricia J WrigM. Lima. O.; JoAlord Eldridge McGregor,' lxington;
in mathematics, anyone
Gene Lowell. McGuire, Covington; Wal-U- r anne McCiure, lalngton. Anne Parker,
n
Laxingtaxi; Anne Fl'.U. Lrxuvilor., Mary
Paul Maynard. Ft. Wright. Otis
is Invtled Vj attend Tlic
Muhn, Whilenburg; A. Gwrtton Keel, IJiyri Ij Bach. lxugun. Lxi Cort. orily
j;rf,iequii.:tes are. a ktiowlcdjc
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