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Phi Epsilon Pi
Dream Girl
Miss Barbara Friedman was chosen dream girl of Phi Epsilon
Pi at the fraternity's spring formal. Miss Friedman is from Aiken
and is pinned to Ralph Ziotnik.
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Miss Geni Garvin was elected
"Dream Girl" of Pi Kappa Alphal
for 1962 last Friday night at the
annual Dream Girl formal held
Yesterd
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By Regina Galgano
Henry D. Herring, Sonny to
some, is our outstanding person
ality for the week. If many of
you have not seen him you may
know of him as your English 12
prof. Sonny is a graduate student
doing his graduate work in Eng
lish.
Sonny came to the University
from North Charleston. Straight
from the halls of his high school
to the University he came, before
he even got his high school di
ploma. Dunham, as he was known
before he entered Carolina, fin
ished high school early and fol
lowed this record up by finishing
Carolina early, and by topping it
off with the honor of being elected
to Phi Beta Kappa.
While an undergraduate student
he was a very active member of
the debate team, and through the
combined efforts of the team led
the University to many honors.
On the basis of the West Point
Regionals he was voted the beat
theoretical debator in the South.
Sonny was also a member of
Blue Key and chairman of High
School Day. In his senior year,
which was last year, he was
awarded the Outstanding Senior
Award, and this year his efforts
got him elected to Who's Who In
American Colleges and Univer
sities.
Sonny was a member of Phi
Kappa Sigma Fraternity, and
served the fraternity in the capac
ity of Parlimentarian. He was
also elected to KSK service fra
ternity.
"One of the best things that I
ever won at Carolina was the Bel
ser Award, which was a $400
award in English." Next fall
Sonny plans to continue his work
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He could use
made for the rr
to the skin. .
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Ibby Rogers
at the Forest Lake Country Club. c.
Miss Garvin was selected on the
basis of poise, personality, and
service to the fraternity. She was E
ay: Stud
5ently: I
in English at Northwestern Uni- v
versity where he hopes to get his i
Ph.D. Sonny's plans, after he gets I
his degree, are to teach. He would t
prefer to teach in a University. t
Sonny believes that the time
has come for "revamping of col
a
lege standards. The standards,
after one gets in college, should
be higher. There are too many
people running around that are in rl
college only because they have to
be. I mean that the people who
are being forced to go to college f
who are not really interested in
obtaining a degree should not
be here. It's a waste of the insti
t
tution's time and money as well as
that of the individual. Everyone
talks about making the entrance e
standards higher, and I fully
agree with this, but I think that
these high standards should be
continued throughout the college
career. This would not only im- e
prove the colleges and Universi- C
ties around the country, but would c
weed out those people who are not
entirely capable of maintaining a
decent average and who are wast
ing their tire playing around."
Sonny said that his life before t
he entered school was very nor- i
mal and happy. He never did any- n
thing drastic, "or anything out of
the ordinary. 1 guess I did the i
usual childish thing., and I know r
that I must have done somethingi v
exciting, but I can't think of it.'' a
As for debating, Dunham says, y
"debating is a team activity and
not an individual effort at all. I y
have seen many good debators b
that didn't have good teams be- is
cause they did not work together, g
but worked for themselves. In de- S
bating, there is no such thing as d
a star. If it weren't for the efforts
of Sam Fr e ed my debates a
fith Alopecia Universa
doesn't need this det
Swoman's roIl-on with impunity. Menni
ian who wants a deodorant he knows wil
where perspiration starts.
Deodorant does just that. It gets th
irks. All day. More men use Mennen Sg
lit. Have you tried it yet? 64% and $
to lack of bady hai. lnclndinlg that af the sap Iea.
gns As P
VP
Susan Reed
icorted by Jim Costen.
First runner-up was Miss Libby
,ogers, for Ed Duffy. Other fi.
lent
eacher
rouldn't be worth a plugged nickle
Ve worked hard, and we worke<
and in hand, if we hadn't, I don'1
hink that we could have done tht
hings that we did."
Some of the honors that Sonny
nd the team brought home t<
'arolina were going to the Na
onal Championships twice. "Onc
re got eliminated and once w<
ron this honor." Sonny wa
amed Top Speaker at the Miam
nvitational last year.
Last year was the most success
al year the University has hai
ince 1959. It was last year tha
he debate team came in seconc
t Kentucky, and first at Wes
'oint. They won the Carolina For
nsic and the Miami Invitational
'hey won the Southern Speec
'ournament and the ACC tourna
,ient. In the eliminations at Wes
'oint they ranked about sixth o
ight in the nation, but the ranl
n this is not certain as yet be
ause the results come out a yea
ater, and our interviewee has no
,et had a chance to see the scores
Funny thing happened to Sonn
nce when he was debating
omehow the dates of a conver
ion were mixed and Sonny an
is crew appeared for the tour
ament a week early.
Sonny's family consists of
ather, who is a physician,
iother who is a nurse and house
rife,and a little brother, whoi
freshman at the University thi
ear.
One of Sonny's activities tha
re cannot leave out is his mem
ership in Tau Kappa Alpha. Thi:
an honorary fraternity tha
oes hand in hand with debating
onny has served TKA as presi
ent and vice-president.
Sonny's plans for the futur
sem to be rather complete, an<
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rmnits, face. et.
KA Drean
Liz Johnston
nalists in the contest were Miss
Susan Reed, escorted by Ed Hut- J
chinson; Miss Liz Johnston, es- I
we at the University hope they
materialize. He would prefer I
teaching in a "University which <
is co-ed." Hmmm, wonder why? t
The University has profitted a
greatly by Sonny's presence, and
the debate team has won national
recognition by his efforts, but in
his words he hates "to leave be
cause this is really a great place,
but I feel that I left it in good
hands, and that that debate team
has been left in very capable
hands." We agree wholeheartedly
and hope that in the future the I
University can live up to these
standards.
Little A
(Continued fr
living it up at Forest Lake Cot
. . . Joyce Crosby and Woody
Byron Rast, Cathy Hash and
crest and Dan Kirkland, Wimb
ham, Liz Johnston and Bubb;
Mike Brown, Toni Jenkins an<
and Johnny Carroll, Johnsie I
Lynn Knobeloch and Reginald
Young, Genie Garvin and Jim
Ed Hutchinson.
FLOOD ON THE JE
For those Greek type pins
this week . . . Beth Stuckey I
KA), Joyce Crosby and Wood
Neidhardt and Eddie Roberts (
and Leslie Dickert (Kappa S
Paul McCarthy (Phi Kap), Br
Howard Hellams (Sigma Chi)
Morningstar (Maxcy Brotherhc
and Dick Rockafeller (Sigma
Richard Lomas (Sigma Nu), Ja
Moore (Sigma Nu), Sandra H<
Nu), Martha Adams (Winthro
Nu), Betty Brash (UNC) ani
Virginia Westerbrook and E.
Hyman and Mike Hartley (ATC
Lesemann (ATO, College of Ck
(DDD) and Dickie Smith (P
Reginald Brown (PiKA), Caro:
Davis (Sigma Chi), Pud Patti
Kap), Martha Taylor and Johi
Brassington (C2) and Bob Bat:
Bert Montague (Pi Kap).
SPORTING A
Are not as many . . . as art
really are nice . . . for . . . 1
Zimmerman (PiKA), Charlott
Gray (Pi Kap), Catherine Eles
yer (Phi Kap).
THE COI
THE TII
When the collar looks suj
sign that the whole shirt
You can depend on SUNSI
professional care that as,
LAUNDY &
Girl
Joan H1ollenan
orted by Bubba Meng; and Miss
oan Holleman, escorted by Mike
3-own
With this we shall leave Henry
3. Herring and proceed on our
>wn paths of lending what we can
o the University in way of honors
ind studies.
KSK Inducts
Eight Members
Kappa Sigma Kappa, honorary
ervice fraternity, recently induct
d eight new members.
They are Dave Adam, Spenser
doorer, Bill Gooding, Osce Self,
:odd Wilson, Jack Williams, John
)rr and Charlie Bradshaw.
Ludrey
Dm page 4)
intry Club . . . Friday night
Woodward, Anne Young and
Charlie Hussey, Maurice Gil
ie Bowman and John Wynd
i Meng, Joan Holleman and
I Dan Moseley, Anne Taylor
A'eaver and Glenn Lumpkin,
Brown, Dot Young, and Jack
Costen, and Susan Reed and
WELRY MARKET
. . . happiness is everywhere
ZTA) and Jim Donelan (Pi
y Woodward (PiKA), Rhett
Kappa Sig), Mary Jo Sherrill
ig), Pat Butters (KD) and
enda Williams (Pi Phi) and
,Mollie Collins to Herschel
>od), Glenda Gunter (Pi Phi)
Nu1), Brenda Burnette and
ine Murphy (C2) and Jimmy
aath and John Jones (Sigma
p) and Gene Bryson (Sigma
cl Pat Ballard (Sigma Nu),
Y. Turner (ATO) Margaret
a), Elise D)illman and Brother
arleston), Susie Hlaltiwanger
iKA), Lynn Knobeloch and
l Essleck (Pi Phi) and Mike
erson and Dave Adam (Phi
1 Ellsworth (Phi Kap), Nell
Lcomn, Martha Bouknight and
SPARKLER
3 sporting pins . . . but they
d'ary Helen Boyd and John
e Stribling (C2) and Doug
tzer (ZTA) and Horace Saw
LLAR'S
P-OFF
>erb, it's a pretty good
is expertly done.
HIINE to give your shirts
iures that superb look.
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