I 44 DEC 1 6 1964 Sencite Sets Up Student Forum By CID SUTORIS The Student Forum Act, as ator Ann McLeod, to re-study the The Student Senate passed by a amended, reads: judicial reform. vote of 18 to 2 last night an act BE IT ENACTED by the Stu Apparently two clauses of the for the establishment of a free dent Senate, University of Arkan judicial amendments were in student forum. In other action the sas, that the Student Senate estab question. Clause three of the ju SenatE:: tabled indefinitely the cam lish and maintain a forum for free dicial amendments, which gave pus-wide election for the ratifi expression of ideas for the Uni the Student Court appellate jur cation of the proposed judicial versity. isdiction over Panbellenic and ·amendments. THAT a committee be appoint A WS, was seriously qbestioned. The Student Forwn Act, intro ed by the President of the Student Both groups have passed resolu duced by Senate President Dick Senate to carry out the adminis tiqns against it. Holbert, establishes a forwn for trative matters pertaining to the Clause two had been previous free expression of ideas for tre actual functioning of the forum. ly objected to by Dean Halladay University family. THAT the forum be held at a on the grounds that it infringed The act, which in its original time and a place to be decided by on the right of the Division of form would have allowed any the committee. Student Affairs to handle certain speaker use of the forum, was THAT an agenda be maintained cases involving counseling and amended to extend speaking priv to include the speaker and his probationary p rocedures - al liges to students and faculty only. topic of discussion. though Senator Sandy McMath According to Holbert, the for THAT any student or faculty had apparently ironed out the um would be "an opportunity for member of the University of Ar problem and was ready to present any student to stand up and be kansas may appear on the agenda, an amendment to clear up Dean counted." The forum would also provided he contacts the senator Halladay's objections. also provide a platform for can in charge before the forum, and After discussion in which Sen didates for campus office. provided there is time available ator McLeod hinted at a "railroad Before amended, the forum act in the forum. through the Senate" of th e judicial THAT speeches may be m ade was criticized for not containing amendments, a motion to bold the DICK HOLBERT, vice-president of Associated Students, listens as safeguards. The act would have from the floor , provided there is election for ratification on J an. 5 student senators debate his proposal for a tree student forum. allowed the student body to hear time available in the forum. was tabled indefinitely. any off-campus speaker. THAT notification of the speak out any thought of referral to a handed to one of four sub- com Senator Charles Caviness, asso ers and their topics must appear, Bomb Goes "Poof" co=ittee for study. mittees, the Student Forum Com ciate professor of agronomy, ad if possible, in the Arkansas Trav So what does it all mean? On The forum act was the product mittee, that is, back to Holbert, vised the Senate not to belabor the eler prior to the forum. one hand the Senate last night of one man. In its original form it its originator and the F orum Com point (Speaker Policy problem) demonstrated a desire to r eview was a potential by-pass of the F a mittee's chairman. since the recent Senate resolution Judicial .Amendments in detail the judicial amendment cilities Use Commitee. It was a The student forum, a sound idea made clear the Senate's stand. Tabled Indefinitely action taken weeks ago, which in potential bomb that, when amend in its present form, will need On the other hand, Senator Da In other Senate action the elec itself culminated a huge amount ed, went "poof." leadership, and Holbert is a very vid Malone, IFC President, urged tion for the ratification of the pro of study. So now the Student Forum Act busy man. the Senate to "do something, in posed judicial amendments was On the other band the Senate will go into Senator McMath's What will happen to the newly stead of talking, postponing, or tabled indefinitely and a commit moments later jumped quickly in Speaker Policy Revision Commit created forum in committee is building lll safeguards.'' tee was appointed, headed by Sen- to student forum legislation with- tee as law and will ultimately be anybody's guess. ARKANSAS T~AVELER i\ Vol. 59 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1964 No. 47 Brothers Four Choose Beauties Today, Give Concert In Men's Gym Tonight By SYL VI.A SPENCER mer Days Alone" and "Frogg." Joan Puchta, Kappa from Fay The Brothers Four will per Razorback Beauty Editor Janis etteville; Sherre Ellis, Hotz Hall form a double function on the Bourg, Zeta from Dallas, Tex., an from Memphis, Tenn.~ Carol UofA campus, selecting the eight nounced the 36 contestants who Heathman, ADPi from Harrisburg; Razorback Beauties this afternoon represent all the sor orities and Jeanne Lowe, Holcombe Hall from and appearing in concert tonight dormitories on campus and the Hope; Marilyn Marner, Hotz Hall at 8. off-~ampus women. from Fayetteville; Janice Scott, Tickets for the concert may be The contestants are Diana Wal ADPi from Fayetteville. purchased at the SU Information lin, Tri Delta from Fayetteville; Carolyn Tillman, 4-H House Desk and at Metcalfe's Record Sharon Brunell, Zeta from Fort from Little Rock; Nancy Harness, Shop for $2 each. Worth, Tex.; Sharon McDonald, off-campus women from Fayette The Brothers Four selections of Pi Phi from Blytheville; Brenda ville; Janyce Rupert, Tri Delta Razorback Beauties will be an Norwood, Scott House from Lit from North Little Rock; Robyn nounced by Jim Williams and Nan tle Rock; Pat Jones, Scott House Swanson, Alpha Chi from Miami, Allmon, Razorback co-editors at from Mineral Springs. Okla.; Jane Ann Munnerlyn, Hotz intermission. Margaret Windsor, Fulbrigbt Hall from North Little Rock; Lor Members of the Razorback foot Hall from Little Rock; Becky raine Belmont, Fulbright Hall ball team, the coaching staff and Powell, Zeta from Eudora; Sandy from Shreveport, La. their wives or dates will be hon Smith, Pi Phi from Little Rock; Jacque Wilson, DG from Okla ored guests of the Student Senate Kathleen Barden, Holcombe Hall homa City, Okla.; Mary Griffin, Entertainment Com.mitee at the .from Little Rock; Jan Ellis, Chi Razorback Hall from Fort Smith; Judy Elliott, Carnall Hall from THE BROTHERS FOUR, internationally known folk singers, will concert. Omega from Hope; Ronda Mit appear in concert tonight at 8 p.m. in the Mens Gym. The four young men compris chell, Futrall Hall from Tulsa, El Dorado; Julia Coman, Carnall ------<>ing the Brothers Four, Bob Flick, Okla.; Elizabeth Richards, Ful Hall from Maxwell AFB, Ala.; Mike Kirkland, John Paine and bright Hall from Fort Worth, Tex.; Nancy Carter, Chi Omega from Dick Foley, are natives of Seattle, 13ennie Grant, Kappa from Mor Pine Bluff; Dorothy Latch, Off Wash. They met as fraternity roe, La.; Donna Petty, Razorback Campus Women from Fayetteville. -B-ri-ta_i_n -w:dnN;;· R;d:-,-n-U_N_____ I brothers at the University of Hall from Springdale. Washington and started singing Marilyn Tabor DG from El Christmas Art Sale together. Since their first record Dorado; Lynne Freeman, Futrall Christmas Sale of Student Art United Press International most two weeks of torrential rains. ing, "Greenfields," which was an Hall from Denison, Tex.; Betty work will be Wednesday and LONDON - Prime Minister -Tuesday's announcement said immediate success, many have fol Watson, 4-H House from Ola; flood damage extended along a Thursday, Dec. 16 and 17 in the Harold Wilson said Tuesday his •lowed. Mary Kay Stevens, Carnall Hall Fine Arts Center Gallery. 100-mile stretch of the central from Dell. government will vote in favor of Columbia Records reports that Vietnamese coast. Ninh Thuan their recording fame also extends Communist China's membership in province was the hardest hit. into Europe and the Orient. The the United Nations. Six thousand refugees were said Brothers Four are among the three Wilson also told the House of to have traveled to North Prang. •best sellers in Columbia's over Commons he would open a two Heayy waves shattered fishing -seas market for popular music. day foreign affairs debate by giv villages in the province. The Brothers Four helped to ing the first public details on his popularize folk singing, an art Washington talks last week with STEEL NEGOTIATIONS OPEN form that was steeped in vague ness to most of the American pub President Johnson. PITTSBURGH - Negotiations opened Tuesday on a new labor lic until several years ago. They are admired by the crowd contract for the basic steel indus FLOOD KILLS HUNDREDS that frequents smoke-filled coffee try in an atmosphere charged by IN VIET NAM LOWLANDS houses, those sanctuaries of folk SAIGON - More than 500 per management requests that the c;teel workers' demands are the singing in its so-called pure forms; sons have been killed in new floods they are favorites of a college gen through South Viet Nam's coastal most costly ever made on the in dustry. The eleven steel companies eration that is more musically lowlands, the government said minded than any other in the na Tuesday. At least 26,000 were re sa'Id the union was seeking too much and should r evise its posi tion's history; and they also win ported homeless. The latest r av appr oval from a generation of ages of weather followed by a tion in deference to the nation al interests. "squares" who know nothing month death and destruot.ion about folk music. caused by two typhoons aztd al- The records that they have pop MRS. KENNEDY'S HOLID.A Y ularized are among the best Cotton Bowl Issue PLANS .ANNOUNCED known and most-used on the folk ASP EN, Colo. - Mrs. J ohn F . music circuit. Among them ar e The special Cotton Bowl issue MAJ. GEN. WINSTON P. WILSON, Pentagon chief of the National of the Traveler will be avail Kennedy, her children and several "Green Leaves of Summer ," "I Am A Roving Gambler ," ''Yellow Guard Bureau, installed new officers last night at dedication cere able tomorrow. The issue will other members of the K ennedy monies of the UofA Arnold Air Society squadron, recently renamed be the last preceeding Christ farnilY probably will spend New Bird" "Nine Pound Hammer ," in his honor. "My' Tani," "Blue W ater Line," mas vacation Publication will Years Day in the mountain resort Shown at the reception held yesterday afternoon are, left to right: "Hard Travelin'," "Eddystone resum~ January 5. community of Aspen, according to Cadet Col. Al Pool, Col. B. E. Moon, Brig. Gen. Frank Bailey, Gen. a resort spokesman. Light" and "Nobody Knows." Wilson and Kathleen Barden, Angel Flight commander.
UNiVERSJTY Of AftKANSAS LIBRARY Page 2 THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER Wednesday, December 16, 1964 ClrktuuaA.ATRAVELER Living Groups Hold Children's Parties RONNIE ROBINSON _ _ _ EDITOR J ack Hill ____ Associate Editor If you think Santa Claus is busy scene to give out the toys and Classifieds Pam Mitchell ___ Associate Editor FOR SALE: Registered German Shep Tom Cardin ____ Ma naging Editor on Christmas Eve, you should have gifts. Each child r eceived a toy herd. Ark-Haven Kennels. Phone 3-3988 Ca rl Lumpkin ___ _ News E',dltor week end. Over 13 families Johnny Shelby ____ Sports Edltor seen him last and something to wear; WANTED : Ironing in my home. Call .aeth Yancey _ Asso. Managmg E<.tttor parties were given on campus for represented by two or more child 3-2045 Jackye Shipley -· Asst . Fea ture Editor Bill Riner _____ Photographer underpriveleged children, and that ren were sent baskets of food. CHRISTMAS PUPPIES, A.KC regis Sylvia Spencer ____ Staff Writer fine old gentleman made it to al K appa Kappa Gamma and tered. Schlpperkes, Dachshunds, Chi• Tom Snider ___ Circulation Manager huahuas. Basset Hounds. Janbill's Ken Don Jacks _ ____ Ad Manager most all of them. Lambda Chi Alpha jointly gave nels. Garfield, Arkansas. JERRY COOPER _ BUSINESS MGR. Hwnphreys Hall, under the their party last night at the FOUND: Woman's Bennu; Wrist Watch. Yellow gold. Found between Women's Accepted ror Malltng at a special rate supervision of social chairman Jim Lambda Chi house. Pi Beta Phi Gym & Peabody Hall. Call 2-5720 to of postage proV1ded for in Section 1103, Pomfret, gave a party Sunday for and Sigma Chi also gave a com Identify. act of Oct. 3, 1927 , and authorized Nov. 3, 1919. Second Class Postage paid at 16 children. The Humphreys boys bined party which was held at the FOUND: Ladies Portable Hair Dryer. Fayetteville Ark. Hill Hall, University S igma Chi house. Other parties Lost between 6 & 10 Friday night. or ArKansas took the children to dinner at Identify by make & color. Found near Brough Commons and then back were given by Delta Gamma and bldg. D & E of Carlson Terrace on to the dorm for a party. Santa Sigma Nu, Phi Delta Theta, Car Caliiornla Dr:lve. distributed gifts of a toy nall Hall, and Alpha Gamma Rho. FOR RENT : Furnished 2 bedroom, cen Claus tral heated, air-conditioned apartments. HOWARD TOURS and two articles of clothing to Most of the dorms and houses 522 W. Ma ple. One block to campus. ORIGINAL SUMMER STUDY TOUR TO each child. They ended their party which gave these parties got the PL 1-7580, Springdale. HAWAII with group singing o:f Christmas names of underprivileged child FOR SALE : Beautiful A.KC Registered puppies; Tiny toys & Small Mlnature songs. ren from Carinal XX. Arthur Poodles. Mrs. Paul Clifford, Canehill, 56 DAYS, only $549, plus $9 tax The Zetas entertained 15 child- , Hornick, Sigma Chi from Little Arkansas. Earn six un iversity credits while enjoying ren with stories, Christmas songs Rock and chairman in charge of FOR SALE : New 5 piece Silver coffee lhe summer In beautlful Hawaii with the compiling the list, said around 200 service ... Large TV. Excelient buys nalionally popular Howard Toor - the and Christmas gifts last Saturday. .. . 3-3257. proaram In which you '"li ve In"' and en/oy names were pu! on the list. Letters Hawaii, not lust see the Isla nds - he Each child was given a toy and FOR SALE: Argus C-3 35mm Camera lour In which you personally parUclpate clothing. were sent to each house and dorm in the very best of Island llvlne not just some with case & flash. Post-Hemm! slide hear about It. Includes Je t rounilt rlp from Fulbright and Yocum Halls had JOLLY OL' ST. NICK visited the on campus notifying them !hat a rule, 10". For Electrical Engineers, with tallfornla. residence, and many dinners, house last night and case. 3-2574. a combined party for ihe children Lambda Chi list had been compiled for their distributed the goodies at the WANTED: Ride to Colorado or vicinity ~~n~!f1•e~~o;.~ ~:;/~,!f~~:~1:.•~~es b:fh~~ Saturday. Santa Claus was the use. for Christmas vacation. Phone 2-9983 or lour services. K appa-Lambda Chi children's APPLY gift-distributor, and be gave each Christmas party. Here Santa tries, Hornick explained that this was go by 226 Ozark. of the 40 children a toy, something unsuccessfully, to out-mug small done to facilitate the equal distri TRADE: 1961 VW station wagon for Mrs. Jane S. Jones later model VW and pay cash differ to wear and some candy. "We bad friend. bution of gifts and to enable more ence. 2-9283 after 5 :00. Fulbright Hall as much fun as the children did, children to attend at least on FOR RENT SPRING SEMESTER: Fur Ph. 3-3152 and I think we benetitted a lot by will conclude Pixie Week. The party_ nished apartment for 3 or 4 male stu dents. 655 Whitham. 2-2170. $100. sharing our Christmas," Lynne girls will give their "pixies" a One of the students said about Stanley, one of Fulbright's vice child's toy or gift at the party, and the party: "The fun we got from presiden!s, said after the party. these gifts will be collected and giving the party and sharing The Tri Deltas had dinner for distributed to various underpriv Christmas with these children 30 children Sunday and Mr. Claus iledged children in Fayetteville. meant as much to us as all the SANDS MOTEL gave them gifts of toys, clothing Several Fayetteville churches will toys and candy meant to them." and candy. Some of the children distribute these gifts from the Another said, "After helping to 2-5315 • entertained their hostesses with Hotz "pixies" to children of needy give this party I will appreciate Family songs and poems. families. my Christmas at home much For Reservations Hotz Hall is using a new angle The SAEs gave their annual mor e." Insurance for their gift-giving to underpriv "Red Davis" Chirstmas party for ileged children. They drew names underprivileged children Sunday. 11 • for "pixies" last week, and will "Red" Davis was the former bead Ruth's Beauty College "JUG be giving small daily gifts to the of concessions at the stadiwn and • AUTO girl's name they drew. Pixie Week friend of the Alphs. About 20 1162 No~h Colege is similar to the "secret buddy" children from 7 to 10 years of age Across from entrance of WHEELER'S • HOSPITAL week many of the dorms are hav were guests at the chapter house, Veterans Hospital ing. A party this Thursday nigb1 and Santa Claus was again on the Phone 3-3061 • PROPERTY Drive-In Check rates with us Shampoo and Set $ .95 TRY A MOONBURGER Before You Buy! The new and lovely . . . for living .. . for giving Frostings $6.50 (All work done by students We Deliver McCartney-Faucette, Inc. supervised by qualified in 1202 N. College DEE'S GIFTS 25 East Center structors) Phone 2-8244 Phone HI 2-2335
COTTON BOWL Plan Now Students Fellow Razorbacks To Attend The ARKANSAS PARTY New Year's Eve New Year's Night Featuring Two Great Arkansas Bands Two Big Nights The Ronnie Hawkins Band The The HAWKS plus EMCEES (Both Bands In From Canada For The Cotton Bowl Festivities)
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In The Gigantic Ultra Modern DALLAS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Down Town Dallas Wednes------day, December 16, 1964 THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER -Page· 3 Gales Down Shoats Managers Announce All-Intramural Squad The Arkansas freshmen kept close until three minutes remained Sigma Nu's championship team ers tied for the outstanding play- Bayliss, Roardrunners, and J. Wil- Skibees; quarterback: David Fit on the clock but lost 73-57 to the placed four men on the 12-man er award, Bubba Walker, David liams. ton, PiKA # 2 and halfbacks: Phil Tulsa Gales. AAA all-Intramural football team Filton and Bobby Hamm, all of INDEPENDENT DEFENSE - Lucas, Rangs, and Larry Moffit, The Shoats trailed by five points in balloting by the team manag- PiKA #2. Rushers: Tom Ebdon, Hustlers, Skibees. with 3 :36 left but a fast break ers. The all-Intramural teams: and Joe Moreland, Sabers; line- A A DEFENSE-Rushers: Bobby combination by the Gales routed On the Independent all-Intra- AAA OFFENSE - E~ds: George backers: Wayne Dyer, Roadrun- Hamm, PiKA # 2, and Verny Hild- any hopes of victory. .. mural team, the Roadrunners and Russ, SAE, and David Harper, ners, and John Boogaart, Hustlers brand Lambda Chi # 2· line Richard Baldwin led Arkansas Sabers each placed four men. In S~gma Nu; center: Mike Spruell, and safeties: Carl Morgan, Sabers, backe~s: J. J. Scroggins, 'Rangs, scorers with 23 points. AA, four teams, PiKA #2, the Ski- Sigma Nu; quarterback: J ames and Ralph Bau er, Sabers. and Bill Pendergrass Lambda Chi 1 Bees, the Rangs and Lambda Chi French, Sigma Nu and Halfbacks: AA OFFENSE - Ends: Bubba #2 and safeties: Bill Moss Lamb Glen Rose, head basketb all #2 evenly divided the 12 positions. Eddie Warrington, PiKA, and Walker, PiKA#2, and Noel Nash, da Chi # 2, and Jay Tall~y, Ski- coach, was captain of the 1928 An outstanding manager and Sonny Moss and A. B. Rozzell Rangs; center: Milton Alexander, bees. Razorback's SWC champions. player was selected for each di- (tie), Lambda Chi. ,-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii------iiiiiiii••-iiiiiiii•• ---•~ vision. AAA DEFENSE - Rushers: Bill Knight, Sigma Nu, was se- George Faucett, Sigma Nu, and lected the AAA's outstanding Sikes Harris, SPE; linebackers: manager and James French, Sig- Jerry Cluff, PiKA, and Lynn Cas Plan Your Party Now With ma Nu, was selected the outstand- well, Lambda Chi and safeties: ing player. Dick P erry SPE, and Jack Briley, Charles Wilson and John Bo~ Sigma Pi. RONNIE HAWKINS BAND gaart of. the Roadrunners were INDEPENDENT OFFENSE - selected for the Independent man- Ends: Charles Shissler, Thunder ager and player awards respec- birds, and Charles Wilson, Road tively. The AA managers selected runners; center: P . Elliott, Hu_st The HAWKS Don Cissil, Pi.KA # 2, as the out- lers; quarterback: C. Johnson, (Formerly Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks) standing manager but three play- Roadrunners and halfbacks: B. "BACK FROM CANADA FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON" Many of you, I am sure, are familiar with the HAWKS and have Hogs Di-op TU, 65-64 seen them perform with Ronnie Hawkins on past occasions. I trav The Arkansas Razorback cagers were unable to come up vl'ith the eled with them while they toured Arkansas and neighboring states pulled off a startling upset last winning bucket. last year during the holidays and had the opportunity to witness the night in Barnhill Fieldhouse de Rick Park of Tulsa claimed high audience response at each performance. I found it interesting to note that feating the Tulsa Hurricane, 65-64. scorin6 honors in the g,ime with though Ronnie Hawkins was billed as the "Star" the Hawks were given 22 points, 20 of which came in the a "Lion's share" of the credit for the success of each engagement. J. D. McConnell, with 20 points, second half on outside shots. This will be the first time the HAWKS have toured this area without and Steve Rousseau, with 19, led Tulsa was unable to crack the the Por~e.r scoring in a game that theL: former leader and no doubt many will be hesitant to attend some aggressive defensive play of the of the dances for which they will be playing because of the absence of saw a fourteen point Arkansas Porkers in the first half but man lead dwindle away to a one point aged to keep up on outside shots Ronnie Hawkins. For those of you who do not let skepticism stand in the deficit with 2:15 left in the game. and free throws. way, however, there is, I believe, a real treat in store. Once you have wit A shot by McConnell with 1 :25 The Hurricane had a 2-1 record nessed the HAWKS in action I'm sure any doubt as to the capability of left put the Hogs back into a one coming into the game, including the HAWKS presenting a successful performance on their own will be point lead, and then Rousseau hit wins over SMU and nationally quickly erased from your minds. a lay up with 24 seconcls left to ranked Seattle (98-76). give the Hogs victory. The quality of the HAWKS newly developed show material and the McConnell again led Hog re superb musical talent possessed by each member promises to make their Tulsa had a chanc~ to win the bounding with seven. Tulsa out debut tour a real swinger. ball game but, not realiz1>1g how rebounded the Hogs, 38-26. Ar short time was and with an Ar kansas shot 55 % from the field and The show and music presented by the HAWKS is of the type most ap kansas defense pressing .furiously, Tulsa 44%. pealing to the student set and in view of this fact we ask your support. I realize, as do the HAWKS, that your attendance will determine the out come of this tour. THANK YOU, Unbeaten Porks Letter 40 DAYTON STATTON Forty Razorbacks lettered for sey, Randy Stewart and Jim Following the the dates and locations of the dances to be played during the play on the undefeated '64 cham Williams. holiday season in Arkansas and Dallas, Texas. We sincerely hope to see pionship team. The players were First year lettermen: Mike you when The HAWKS perform in or near your hometown. submitted by head coach Frank Bender, Martine Bercher, Stu Broyles to the faculty committee Berryhill, Joe Black, Bobby Bur Tuesday, December 22 at the 1170 Club in Hazen, Arkansas on athletics. Wednesday, December 23 at the Silver Moon in Newport, Arkansas The number, largest in many nett, Dick Cunningham, Melvin Gibbs, Lee Johnson, Guy Jones, Thursday, December 24 at the Rockwood Club in Fayetteville years, reflects the Razorback re Wednesday, December 30 at TAC House in El Dorado, Arkansas turn to two-platoon football. Mike Jordan, Harry Jones, Bobby Fourteen seniors were included Nix, Loyd Phillips, Bobby Roper, Thurs., Dec. 31 at Dallas Memorial Auditorium in the "South Exhibit Area" in the list, 12 of whom were three Gary Robinson, Tommy Sain, Fri., Jan. 1 at Dallas Memorial Auditorium in the "South Exhibit Area" Claud Smithey, Buddy Sims, year lettermen. Listen to KAA Y Little Rock for any changes in this itinerary. The three-year lettermen: Ron Richard Trail, Eddie Woodlee and nie Caveness, Jim Finch, Bill Larry Watkins. Gray, Dick and Ken Hatfield, Jerry Jones, Jim Johnson, Jerry Lamb, Fred Marshall, Tom Mc Knelly, Ronnie Mac Smith and Jerry Welch. Two-year lettermen: Jack Bras uell, Bobby Crockett, Charles Daniel, Glen Ray Hines, J im Lind-
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THE NEW YORK LIFE AGENT ON YOUR CAMPUS IS A GOOD MAN TO KNOW @,,&&~-w ith that crisp, clean masculine a roma! PHONE 2-4141 Page 4 THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER Wednesday, December 16, 1964 Letter To The Editor what goes on - on campus Religious Council Announces Essay Winners Winners of the Student Religious "God On Our Campus'' was the Cheerleaders Fulfill • SU Board will meet today at • Beta Alpha Psi will meet to- Council essay contest have been topic of the essay. noon in the SU private dining night at 6:30 in SU 215. announced by Judy Phelps, SRC room. president. Job, Says Student • The Society of Automotive • Alpha Phi Omega will meet Engineers will meet tonight at 7 Antonietta Duke, Springdale, Officer Paychecks To tr."? Editor: this afternoon at 4 in SU 216. in ME 217 _ won the $25 first place award. The All salaried officers paid by $15 second place award went to the Student Senate may pick I'll grant that the attendance • Young Life will meet tonight • Sheila McCray will present Tom McKnelly, Little Rock, and at 6 in SU 220. up this semester's payroll check of the cheerleaders at last Sat a piano recital tonight at 8 in the Alicia Brush, Alpha Chi from in the treasurer's office. • IFC Revision Committee will FA Concert Hall. Rogers won the $10 prize for third. urday night's basketball game meet tonight at 6 in SU 212. was poor. And being selected as • Alpha Kappa Psi will meet to cheerleaders, they have the re night at 7 in SU 217. sponsibility of being at all ath • Christian Science will meet letic events to support the team tonight at 7 in SU 208. e OCM will meet tonight at and lead the student body. 6:30 in SU 217. But I think that one game's at- tendance is no call for such ve . hemen t denouncement. Bill's Conoco Service it s sure easy How many were there when the 6: 00 to 12: 00 - 7 days a week Hogs beat Texas? All eight were Bill Thomas Ph. 2-9753 to spot your heap there, splitting the funds for 433 North College ,n the parkins lot travel that are alloted for only Complete Car Service 1 Richy,. four. How many made the long, long with aU those Dodse Coronds trip to Texas Tech to pull for the 10-0? Four were there and the University Tailor Shop around iL way they got there and back was Uark Theater Building an unbelievable tale of dedication Complete to the team and their job. m en's alterations All Work Guaranteed Two hitched rides on a private Reasonable Prices plane. Two rented a car at Fay- etteville and made the long drive. ==-:-1=.==,.,.. =.=.,,.=-=~== ....=~~~~======The cost? $96 plus. And not one • ..,, of the four was assured of a way -. - - - -- to get back. Only after last min ute pleas after the game were ~tlfalfe's they able to get rides back. PROMPT, PERSONAL SERVICE This is real dedication to the . ,:; ·. 628 W. DICKSON job they were selected to do. _:· Nodhwe,t Arkansas' most complettt record shop Johnny Shelby -·, o· .'. o : o o o · o o o o ·
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