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Continued from Page 1, Col. 3 BLACK, C. R. COATES, N. P. GRADUATE CENTER Continued from Page 4, Col. 2
MIDDLETON. Ki. BROWN, R. A. DODGE, L. 1963 joy of staring back at passing
’ COPEN, J. G. FALCIONE, D. tarlat ie ee
PADDOCK, J. C. CARLSON, K. motorists as you an others
DEUTSCH, J. F. FANNING, B. lik , ;
GARDINER. C. ike you cling to the side of a road
PERRENOD, A. DUBKIN, P. B. FAULKNER, S. : i icipati
Pp ’ ’ GEIST, E. cut in breathless anticipation of
POTTER, P. HOWLETT, L. FLEMING, H. di : ‘lobi
A JOHNSON, N. iscovering a trilobite.
POTTER, S. A. JACXSENS, C. C. INGLIS, M. :
SCHMIDERER, D. JAHAN, M. JOHNSON, M. MAYMAN, T. 7) And you will acquire that
SCHRODER, S. NEILSEN. L JONES. M NEWMAN, L. calm, self-assured swagger of the
STILLER, R. J. SALTEN ’p : KLEMP AY g OUGHTON, D. person who can detect an anticline
VAN CLEEF. Ss. ey age ROSENBURG, C. or a syncline anywhere—and isn’t
’ . SHAPLEY, S. S. McMEEKIN, L. :
STEARMS, E | METCALF, H SCHAUB, M. ators eer a0.
TRAPNELL, C. C. MILES, K. : SONTHEIMER, K. This survivor assumes that any-
PEMBROKE WEST TUCCIARONE, R. _  SKOVRON, E. | EB rearrsecte one hardy enough to choose geo-
1963 VIVENTI, 8. VINIKOOR, C. wer logy in her ie pl ag road
a. WADE-DALTON, N. science requirement clause in e
ALEXANDER, R. mente: Re eee first place should not be discour-
BLIJUR, B. S. DAVIS, H see aged by this run-down (literally)
CHAPIN, A. L. COLLEGE INN HEFFNER J of the joys of geology. Certainly
CHAPIN, ‘J. 1963 : HUNTER C : a potential geology major would
: . CONDO, 8S. A. KINDT lL rs not be deterred—they are a’ breed
4 DOWNS, R. H. CAPLES, C. KOKI L : in themselves and among the most
4 EUSTIS, A. DANIEL, S. MOTZ J undaunted around.
FOX, E. A. GAYNOR, L. a —_—
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GOLDBERG, D. R. GORDON, J. :
LARSEN, L. A. LONGOBARDI, A. INFIRMARY A A Plans
MILLER, S. SPAIN, S. 1963 Continued from Page 3, Col. 5
MOMENT, 8S. G. SWIFT, C. will be posted in Taylor Hall so
MURPHEY, K. L. TIHANY, E. BLANCHARD, M that you can plan to come out and
MUTCHOW, S. FOSTER, L. support the team.
PABST, M. A. Aa A m C : JOHNSON, K. Any ideas which you may have
_ SCHNEIDER, L. T. C/ he nae onvene SCHOENER, A. for activities or projects will al-
SEYMOUR, A. F. STRONG, H. ways be very welcome, The Ath-
SILBER, C, C. RHOADS SOUTH 3 L do Di ———— letie Medtatesian is here to serve
STEVENSON, S. M. 1963 or on n inner Livel Art you and we are grateful for any
THOMAS, A. DOBBIN, A. J. Previewing the 75th anniversary y suggestions you might have. Each
CHRISTENFELD, K. cclehration which will be teld st} Continued from Page 2, Col, 5 | héll sende several representatives
GOODFRIEND, J. the college this year, the alumnae|,If one were to go into the finer | 0s. Spire ae Li vl wu
ROCKEFELLER HALL GREENWOLD, M. held _a dinner in London, England | points of individual classification, more e g sl
1963 KIBLER, L. M. at the Oxford and Cambridge Uni-| there would be innumerable sub-| 2° W! I.
BURLANT, L. LEAVITT, M. L. versities Club on June 24, The|strata and minglings of these ‘a
COOP oe MARVIN, M. C. dinner was sponsored by the Bryn|broad categories, and indeed it Notice
Ci oc pial F.C ROSENTHAL, J. A. Mawr Club of London; Miss Mc-| might be an interesting study for
CULLEY, N ete SMITH, J. L. Bride was guest of honor. someone, to determine what effect| The Revue plans to sponsor an
GABOR age Faculty members attending, the/the drinking of tea has had or is|exhibit of Doulton china on Tues-
panne K EAST HOUSE dinner were Miss Caroline Rob-| likely to have in the future on the day, September 29. The survey
TIN, K. 1963 bins, Professor and Mrs. Arthur | developing Bryn Mawrter.. There|will go on all day and will prob-
GREENFADER, H. Colby Sprague, Miss Mary Wood-|are few other colleges where a|ably be held in the Common Room,
HEIN, B. BAILEY, J. worth and Charles Mitchell, Visit- | recommended article for incoming |Goodhart. Proceeds will bolster
. e oe cn 24 BRINK, J. A. ing Professor-elect. Freshmen is a tea set. the Revue’s flagging exchequer,
LESS, J.
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