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k, 6 t Monday, May 19 k -2- Number Fifty Four ROUND-UP GEORGE KLEIN WHBQ MEMPHIS TENN LARRY LEE WABB MOBILE ALABAMA Chapel Of Love-Dixie Cups (RB) PICKS Try To Find Yourself-Righteous Brothers Suspicion-Terry Stafford (Cru) SALES Wish Someone-Irma Thomas (imp) / (Moo) Ain’t Gonna Kiss Ya-Searchers (Kap) CALLS Bits And Pieces-Dave Clark Five (Epi) What*d I Say-Elvis Presley (RCA.) COMER Cold At Night-Nita Hill (Cir) LARRY PATE WAPX MONTGOMERY ALABAMA JOHNNY BEE WACL WAYCROSS GEORGIA I ’ll Find You-Valerie & Nick (Glo) PICKS My Love Is True-George Hughley (Gay) Bits And Pieces-Dave Clark Five (Epi) SALES Chapel Of Love-Dixie Cups (RB) Wish Someone-Irma Thomas (imp) CALLS Wrong For Each Other-Andy Williams (Col) In My Tenement-Clyde Me Phatter (Mer) COMER Burning Memories-Ray Price (Col) DEAN GRIFFITH WPGC WASHINGTON DC LARRY HART KOTN PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS Donnie-Bermudas (Era) PICKS New Orleans-Bern Elliott (*) Love Me Do-Beatles (Tol) SALES Thank You Girl-Beatles (Vj) P S/Love Me Do-Beatles (Tol) CALLS P S I Love You-Beatles (Tol) Ain’t That Just Like Me-Searchers (Kap) COMER Every Little Bit-Brenda Holloway (Tam) SKIP WILKERSON WTIX NEW ORLEANS LA LARRY THOMPSON KOBE PORT ARTHUR TEXAS World Without Love-Peter & Gordon (Cap) PICKS Chapel Of Love-Dixie Cups (RB) Wish Someone-Irma Thomas (imp) SALES Blue Diamond-Gene Summers (Cap) Gypsy Woman-Eddie Powers ( - ) CALLS I ’m So Proud-Impressions (ABC) Walk On By-Dionne Warwick (See) COMER Wee Wee Hours-James Brown (Kin) JOHNNY ANGEL WHSL WILMINGTON NC PAT HUGHES WQXI ATLANTA GEORGIA Do You Love Me-Dave Clark 5 (Epi) PICKS Big Boss Line-Jackie Wilson (Bru) Do You Love Me-Dave Clark 5 (Epi) SALES My Guy-Mary Wells (Mot) Ronnie-Four Seasons (Phi) CALLS Boys-Beatles (VJ-LP) Little Children-Billy J Kramer (imp) COMER World Without Love-Peter & Gordon (Cap) JOHNNY DRAPER WCNF WELDON NC ERNIE PHILLIPS WDDT GREENVILLE MISS The Lonliest Night-Dale & Grace (Mon) PICKS Do You Love Me-Dave Clark 5 (Epi) Can’t Buy Me Love-Beatles (Cap) SALES Love Me Do-Beatles (Tol) Carol-Tommy Roe (ABC) CALLS Suspicion-Terry Stafford (Cru) Charade-Sammy Kaye (Dec) COMER French Riviera-Webb Pierce (Dec) BILLY GENE WAUG AUGUSTA GEORGIA BOB BAKER WNOX KNOXVILLE TENN Fool For A Fool-Ike & Tina (WB) PICKS Chapel Of Love-Dixie Cups (RB) Goodbye Baby-Solomon Burke (Atl) SALES My Guy-Mary Wells (Mot) Precious Words-Wallace Brothers (Sim) CALLS A i n ’t That Just Like Me-Searchers (Kap) Beg Me-Chuck Jackson (Wan) COMER Whenever He Holds-Bobby Goldsboro (UA) TOM THACKER KIXZ AMARILLO TEXAS MEL MIXON WBYG SAVANNAH GEORGIA Look At Me-Jimmy Gilmer (Dot) PICKS Talcin’ The Long Way-Peggy March (RCA) Suspicion-Terry Stafford (Cru) SALES Suspicion-Terry Stafford (Cru) Little Children-Billy J Kramer (imp) CALLS Kiss Me Quick-Elvis Presley (RCA) Charade-Sammy Kaye (Dec) COMER Love Me-Ray Charles Singers (Com).

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Editors' Notes Asterisms - fiction by Heidi Vornbrock Roosa Melody and Soil - poetry by Joseph Murphy A History of Lies - fiction by Sarah Kuntz Jones Two Poems - by Robert S. King The Companion - fiction by Mary Pat Musick Lilium Lophophorum - poetry by Michael Meyerhofer The Subatomic Search Engine - fiction by Andre Medrano A Reluctant Enthusiast - nonfiction by Amy Takabori Three Poems - by Kim Garcia Contributors' Notes Book Reviews Fifty-for-Fifty Contest for Readers Guidelines for Submissions Questions for Reader Group Discussion Previous Issues The Summerset Review Page 2 of 66 Some of the work we received for consideration in this issue had a distinct, logistical characteristic. Over the course of a few weeks in the spring, there was an onslaught of submissions appearing in our inbox from students of Brigham Young University. How this came to be, we don't know. Perhaps an influencial graduate student was behind it all? Or maybe an English professor there singled out The Summerset Review for some odd, beautiful reason, and assigned the class a project to send literary work our way? In reviewing the submissions, we were impressed, and we're happy to publish one of them in this issue, a nonfiction piece by an undergraduate, Amy Takabori, titled "A Reluctant Enthusiast," her first publication. We want to thank all those at BYU who tried us, and warm appreciation goes to the person who inspired all of this, whoever you are. Our Lit Pick of the Quarter this time is set inside a Catholic high school. Found in Blue Mesa Review, Issue #23, Spring 2010, the story is written by Steven Ramirez, titled "Judas Didn't Wear Shoes Anyway," where two students, Carlos and Espiridión, dole out the food in the cafeteria during lunch.
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