Monday, February 9, 1953

T HE M IC H IGA N D AILY

zge Five, Section Two


NAMES..
(Continued from Page 3, Section 2)
Priest, Irvin Fieber and Lorraine
Wosniak, Raymond Fischer and
Kathleen Little, Harry Fishman
and Judy Gregory, Phil Flar-
sheim and Ruth Helfinbine, Cal-
vert Fletcher and Lois Holtz, John
Fleure and Mary Hixson, William
Flinn and Sue Reynolds.
Weldon Follin and Diane Van-
dermark, Tom Forgacs and Bar-
bara Lynch, Carlos A. Fortuna
and Jane Kunze, Emerson Foster
and Fern Woodard, Joe Frank and
Barbara Stienko, Donald Fragnoli
and Marjorie Zeilesch, Allan Fran-
ke and Clair Levy, Michael Fran-
ko and Patricia Nemeth, Charles
Frazer and Frances Madigan,
John Frazer and Valerie Harring-
ton, Harvey Freed and Judy
Lichtblau, Allan Freedman and
Sonya Barsky, Art Freedman and
Grace Fink, Barry Freeman and
Marge Peeling, Bob Frey and
Elizabeth Lewis, Martin Fruitman
and Sandra Selfon, Art Friedman
and Marijane Potter, Ed Furdak
and tileen Andre.
s* *s
HOWARD GABERSON and Dee
Rakoczy, Ed Gamble and Marlene
Schneider, Fred Gannon and Mar-
ilyn Russel, Jack Garter and De-
lores Swift, Roger Gatward and
Carolyn Gatward, Bill Gedris and
Elsa Rodriguez, Paul Geiger and
Joni Marlow, Norman Geller and
Nina Saul, Jack Gersur and Tru-
dy Parnes, Jack Ghozal and Rose-
mary Rehn, Gus Gianakaris and
Mary Jean Shaw, Bruce Fifford
and Kit Bosker, Conrad Giles
and Marilyn Schwartz, Gilbert
Jean and Cynthia Kutner, Chuck
Gilbert and Nancy Holmes, Ken
Gilbert and Carol Rothenberg,
John Gilbert and Jane McArthy
Allan Gilbert and Sue Victor, Phil
Glass and Carol Coomres.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glsen,
Jerry Gleich and Sue Trometer,
Milton Goetz and Nancy Pritch-
ard, Maurice Goldberg and Har-
riet Shifman, John Patrick Golden
and Barbara O'Brien, Paul Goldi-
ner and Mary Levy, Richard Good
and Alice Lepial, Jim Goodspeed


Helen Carlsen Tom Graham and
Jean Parker, Jack Gray and Mari-
lyn Merrell, Richard Graves and
Barbara Fryor, George Granger
and Phyllis Ficke, Jerry Gray and
Mary K. Caris, Myles Gray and
Marilyn Os rg,JHenry Green and
p r Laurie Teplitz, James Green and
Jere Palmer._
Richard Gregory and Roseann
Staswick, David Greller and Lori
Kurtz, Ken Grieser and Sue St.
Louis, Larry Griewski and JoAnne
Beck, Ed Griffin and Pat Irving,
Bob Griffith and Anna Dawson,
Ralph Griffith and Pat Bittner,
Paul Groffsky and Sally Stahl,
Mickey Grofsorean and DeVee
Janich, Bob Gross and Sherry
Spivak, Glenn Grossman and Re-
gina Gibbs, Yapera Guerra and
Leslie Bohrer, Edwin Gutwitz and
HO THERE, JANE -,Dr. Max Jackie Altman.
Simian chose the J-Hop evening *
to announce to a breathless DON HAAS and Suzanne Haas
world that the theory of evolu- Dan Habel and Mary Jane Ober-
tion is a crock. meyer, Ralph Haber and Elaine
Friedman, Robert Haddock and
and Carol Edwards, Stuart Gordon Carolyn Call, Ken Hafer and Ar-
and Nancy Boell, Samuel Gore and lene Honess, Owen Haig and Bon-
Freda Ward, Bill Graessley and (Continued on Page 6, section 2)

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KNAUF Jiee
FOR THAT VALENTINE'S DAY GIFT
JTHAT WILL LAST AS LONG AS THE
MEMORY AND SERVE AS A MEMORY.
Today's Treasures - Toasorrew's Heirlooms
Campus Shop: 347 Maynard - Downtown: 320 South Main
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CORRECTION
Many people think that UIrich's
Book Store carries only ENGI-
NEERING books ... Ulrich's carry
a very huge stock of USED and
NEW BOOKS for every course on
the Michigan Campus!


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Between Main and
Pounrth Ave.
PHONE 7191
Sundays Noon to 7 P.M.
OPEN
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