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ger, Elmhurst, Ill., and Tom w
Walsh, Detroit.
Mary Ann Cabral, Birming-
ham, and Bill McGovern, Sault g
Ste. Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
D. Cahow Dearborn; Ginney
Campau, Detroit, and, Chuck
Murray, Detroit; Betty Jo Camp-
bell, Flint, and Robert M. Weber,.
Flint; Mr. and Mrs. Norman L.
Campbell, Jackson.
Doris Gamer Grand Rapids and
Frederick G. Ferguson, Grand:
Rapids; Mary Ann Capoferi, De-
troit, and Alfred J. Capoferi, De-
troit; Joan Carroll, Toledo, and
Thomas Vetter, Niles; Helen Car-
ter, Detroit, and Ralph L. Mc-
Cormick, Sault Ste. Marie; Mr. MISSING - Among prominent
and Mrs. R. B. Chamberlain, campus personalities not in-
Grand Rapids. eluded in the J-Hop Guest List
Jean E. Chandler, Evanston, is Union boss Eugene Sikorov-
Ill., and John R. Barney, Evans- sky. His union of Michigan
ton, Ill.; Patricia Chase, Detroit, males is one of the few in the
and Charles E. Guthrie, Milford; country that can boast a 1947
Mary Alice Cheney, Watertown, record of one ball and no strikes.
N.Y., and Emmet D. Armstrong,-
Ypsilanti; Shirley Chesterfield, Muskegon; Janice Cohen, New
Detroit, and Donald Liddicoat, York, and Sherwin Block, Flint;
Detroit; Maud Chom, Detroit, and Jean Collins, Hattiesburg, Miss.,
Harvey Snider, Detroit. and Jay Kutack, Detroit; Vir-
Gerry Chynoweth, Lauxirim ginia Cook, Brunswick, Ga., and
and Paul T. DeWitt, Fremont; E K. Schneider, Detroit; Babinton
Beverly Cline, Detroit, and Joseph Connell, Chattanooga, Tenn., and
R. Mikula, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Win. B. Erdmans, Jr., Jean Cud-
Donald L. Clouse, Ypsilanti; Aud- dihe, Deposit, N.Y., and Reginald
rey Coates, Grand Rapids, and Lowe, Ypsilanti, Mary Lou Cuth-
Donald Pomerening, New Lon- brtson, Bowling Green, Mo. and
don, Wisc.; Carla Cobb, Chicago, Ray W. Kineaid, Caro, Lorainne
and Stanley E. Dale, -Evanston, Colasanti,Sault St. Marie, and
Ill. Robert Ellena, Sault Ste. Marie.,
, Mildred Cobitz, Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas E. Daily,
Norman R. Schakne, Detroit; Lor- Warren, Ohio; Pat Dorman, De-
aine Cobrin, Chicago, Ill., and troit, and Hal L. Wright, Fern-
Lenny Finegold, Chicago, Ill.; dal; Mr. and Mrs. Gene C. Darn-
Virginia Coffin, Roslyn, N.Y., and ell, Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs.
Bayard Ramsay, Mamaroneck, Charles R. Dougherty, Three Riv-
N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cff- er; Terry Daughtery, Detroit,
man, Grand Rapids; Norma Cohn, and Robert J. Olshefsky, Detroit.
Cleveland Heights, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. David Davis II,
Michael S. Sherman, Glenbrook, Youngstown, Pa.; Ann Davis, De-
Conn. troit, and John Ardell Pursley,
Betty B. Cole, Ithica, and Wil- Lock Haven, Pa.; Camilla Da-
ham P. Lindhout, Grand Rapids; con, Detroit, and William Gentz,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Collins, Detroit; Edna G. Dean, Ann Ar-
Columbus, Ohio; June Cone, Stur- bor, and Thomas F. Parnell, Ann
gis,- and William C. Robinson, De- Arbor.
troit; Mr. and Mrs. James R. Con- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Derr,
nell, Ann Arbor, Mich. Akron, Ohio; Betty deGuise, Ann
Rosemary Conner, Detroit, and Arboi, and Carol L. DePriester
Leigh P. Smith, Royal Oak,
Jerry Jean Gaffney, Shaker
Heights, Ohio, and Lace Conrad,
Shaker Heights, Ohio; Betty Sue
Corley, Jackson, and Leland
Bartholomew, Birmingham; Jan-
ick Gehring, Ann Arbor; Marjorie
Coyscou, Bad Axe, and Willet J.
Herrington III, Bad Axe; Carol
Cosper, Detroit, and Thurman W.
Holloway, Jr., Detroit.
Pat Cousins, Detroit, and John-
ny Abbott, Detroit; Audrey Craw-
ford, Detroit, and J. Patrick Hog-
an, Akron, Ohio; Barbara Cros-
by, Ann Arbor, David Cornell, Ann
Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Crepesu, Laurium; Mr. and Mrs.Y,
Donald 0. Cross, Gary, Indiana;
Lois Chapin and Kenneth Rose-
crow, Manistee; Patricia Chase,
Concord, N. H., and Russell W.
Schutt, An Arbor; Margaret
Cummings, Ann Arbor, and Ralph
Chubb, New York; Joan Clark,
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Ludington, Marilee Diamond, De- Robert L. Willoughby, Chicago, Dunn, Adrian, and Byron L. Mays,
troit, and Caries R. Slaught, De- Ill.; .Barbara Ann Dunkle, Ann Adrian; Mr. and Mrs. George Dy-
troit: Christine Diamond, Detroit, Arbor, and Clayton Bennett, er, Royal Oak; Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
and James Mackie, Detroit; Betty Ferndale; Ida Dove, Detroit, and neth Dykstra, Holland; Lillian A.
Donaldson, Sturgis, and Donald John M. Horeth, Ann Arbor; Mary D'Amico, Brooklyn, N.Y. and Ed-
Rutherford, Ann Arbor. Lous Dove, Grand Rapids, and win Staroup, Ann Arbor; Mary
Connie Derhammer, Coldwater, W. B. Tebeau, Grand Rapids. Dougherty, Shelby, Ohio, and
and Robert W. Brownie, Coldwat- Betty J. Dow, Huntington Henry Wochholz, Albion.
er; Phyliss Dickie, Detroit, and Woods, and Warren L. Heller, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Eaton,
Paul E. Schroeder, Flint; Lillian Pontiac; Lois Doyle, Winnetka, Northville; Ruth Ebel, Cleveland,
Dietrich, Detroit, and Richard W. Ill., and Hugh Cooper, Jr., Ann O., and PH. A. Roulier, Ann Ar-
Foss, Exeland, Wisc.; Annette Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. bor; Barbgra Eder, Detroit, and
Dieters, Detroit, and Harold Stieg, Drake, Hempstead, N. Y.; Glee Harold Richter, Crawford, N.J.;
Bab Axe; Rosemary Degenhardt, Dudgeon, Mt. Morris, and Rob- Sheila Edminton, Detroit, and
Ferndale, and Lyle K. Daley, ert Winters, Ann Arbor; Mary Grant Jacks, Detroit; Mr. and
Flint. Alice Dunivan, Detroit, and Hen- Mrs. David E. Edmunds, Cleve-
Aurelia Dominick, Detroit, and ry L. Hosmer, Dearborn. land, O.
Roy Smith, Akron, O.; Barbara E. Patricia Dunlop, Bay City, and Peggy Egeler, E. Lansing, and
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