Monday, February 9, 1953
NAMES ...
(Continued from Page 6, Section 2)
san Riggs, Bob Johnson and Doi ,t
ores Logsdon, Duane Johnson and
Mary Hall, Gary Johnson and Re-
becca Badger, Martinus Johnson
and Barbara Crane, Red Johnson
and-Mary Jo Frye, Floyd Johnston
and Betty Brown.
Peter Johnston and Ruth Ro-
senbusch, Al Jones and Virginia
Brewer, Earl Jones and Virginia
Lee, Elton Jones and Harilee La-
cey, Harry Jones and Carolyn
Walker, John Jones and Beverly
Faught, Ray Jordan and Mary
Jane Masloub, Bill Joselyn and
Terry Misuraca, Dick Joy and
Linda. Churchill, Bob Jones and
Susan Scoville, Donald R. Jones
and Nadia Diachon, Jack Jacobs
and Julie Diehl.
R. KABEGENELL and P. Mann,
Ivan Kahn and Barbara Fischer,
Chuck Kaminsky and Suzie Kei-
den, Ron Kaminsky and Bonnie
Schwartz, Llyad Kannan, and
Nydiana Font, Peter Kardel and
De Johnson, Andrew Karoly and
Barbara Dean, Nafe Katter and
Vivian Milan, Dick Katz and Mar-
cia Ross, Peter Katz and Dorothy
Adelsberg, James Kearful and Car-
01 Copp, Philip Kearney and Cath-
erine King, Alfred Keh and Fran-
ces Ling, Don Kelley and Pat
Carnes, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B.
Kelly, Don Kennedy and Madge
McClary, Richard Kennedy and
Ann Moran, Mr. and Mrs. William "
Keson, Gerald Kess and Ruth WHOLESOME-Doris Sexerime,
Zaki Khumayyis and Nancy '53, is happy in her hard won
Wesesr, Roger Kidston and Gladys virtue. "I been a virgin ever
Witt, Bud Kilgore and Alice Ann since I wuz sixteen," she tells
Ryan, Joe Kimbrough and Mary folks-at the slightest provoca-
Brown, David Kiplinger and tion.
Georganna Bronaugh, William O.
Kirker and Jean Cowley, Herb and Harriet Thorne, Samuel Kun-
Klaff, Sue Kipnis, Dick and Elize- in and Sandra Matzkin, Robert
beth Klein, Sidney Kleinman and Kunz and Carrie Misiolek, George
Lee Wald, Bill Kline and Marilyn Kurata and Eleanor Taketa, L. V.
McWood, Irwin Kling, Rita Licht- Kuran and Katherine O'Brien,
blau, Don Knapp and Marion Julian Kycia and Amalia Heatton.
Pearson, Allan Knee and Phyllis * * *
Cross, Jerry Kochanny and Ja- JOHN LA LONDE and Ann
net Gilger, Gene Kochkodan and Valentine, Bill Land and Ann Cas-
Marilyn Smith, John Kolb and sidy, Hal Langell and Virginia
Sandy McPherson. Pike,. Wayne Lambert and Bea-
Stephan Konz and Lynn Zim- trice Hill, Ian Lamont and Joby
merman, Bob Korfhage and Ann Cooper, Mike Lashmet and Judy
Willard, Allen Krass and Becki Wood, Joseph La Tendresse and
Fagenbaum, Leonard Krabets and Kathleen Hughes, Lawrence Lau-
Nancy Dorsey, Samuel Kriegman retti and Barbara Mickelson, Wil-
and Eva Kauffman, Jim Kreussel liam R. Lawrence and Karol Drag-
and Joan Grambow, Bill Druger omir, Jack Lawyer and Carol
PORTABLES
ALL MAKES... TAKE YOUR CHOICE
SMITH, CORONA, REMINGTON, UNDERWOOD, ROYAL
OLYMPIA, HERMES
HE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Kauffman, Dave Learned and Mu-
riel Lieffers, Chester Leathers and
Marilynn Clark, Pete Lederman
and Barbara Burstein, Marvin
Leech and Janice Guyton, Eugene
Lehman and Lu DeHart, Dean
Leith and Elizabeth Elliott, Ed
Leland and Janet Levely.
Miles Letts and Ann Tracy,
Fred Leydorf and Mary Malcolm,
George Leydorf and Suzanne Hem-
ping, Jack Lewis and Wanda Eber-
hau, John Levy and Sue Wolf, Eric
Li and Mary Chang, Stephen Li
and Florence Cu, Jack Lichty and
Nancy Nungester, Bob Littleson,
Cynthia Boyes, Duane Linderman
and Mary Jane Yorton, Dan Lipke
and Bonnie Bliss, J. W. Lloyd and
Connie. Stiller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Loessel, Bob Loewenthal and Joan
King.
Walter Long and Edith Berridge.
Ed London-and Sue Blau, Bob Lut-
zer and Charlene Francis, John
Loomis and Suane Milton, Eugene
Loxring and Shirley Klein, Frank
Luckay and, Sheila Cummins,
James Lundquist and Fanchon
Hollis, R. A. Lundquist and Mrs.
Lundquist, Ed Leutheusen and Sue
Hawkins, Curtis Lundy and Mary
Ellen Graybiel, Duane Luse and
Ann Fishef, Peter Lydens and
Geraldine Wunsch, James Lynn
and Carol McLaffrey.
JOHN MAC DOWELL and Sal-
ly Redfern Don MacKinnon and
Marilyn Grove, James MacVicar
and Nancy Papworth, John Mack
and Joanne Ahern, Gene Macke-
vich and Beverly Falk, D. Philip
Madison and Teetah Dondero, Al
Magnus and Carol Durant, Don
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