Friday. October I. l965 b Operators Handle 380 Phones (Continued irom Page 4) imately ago campus phones. The dormitory phones are blocked out at night, onerhalt hour atter loggia closing time. Mrs. Osmond said that phones belnnging to hall presidents, house mothers or spe- cial students remain open 24 hours a day. There are over 25 students on campus with phones because of DIfiCES held in the Courts, Stu- dent government, publications, or SAGA. Students enjoy their job on the switchboard. “One kind of fun thing is that you find out who gets Called a lot," Miss Samuels said. “This is one job where you just wait tor things to happen. You can study.” Miss Dority said, adding: "The switchboard is one of the few places that has air-condition mg.” Name Games Names can cause some funny situations, Miss Dority went on to say. “After you’ve been working here for awhile certain names or information just become uncone scious to you. You just give it istic that when I meet them I'll say ‘oh, you’re so and su.’ " Grinnell has a iew pairs of stu- dents with the same name—there are twa Bruce Hamiltons, two James Wilsons and to Barbara Kauiman and Barbara Kauiiman, This usually presents no great difficulties, Mrs, Osmond said, if the caller knows the class or resi— dence hall. She has more difficul- ties, she said, with her own ‘douh— les’. Working at the switchboard this year are two Carolsicarol Jensen and Carol Kreinick—and two Judys—Judi Samuels and Judy Wallace. Anonymous Leiier Quotes Handbook To the Editor: The student handbook states: “Co-educational dining is encour- aged at the noon and evening meals,” Anonymous SCARLET AND BLACK New Members Named To Hermiis, Tassels Fourteen sophomore men and women were recently named to Hermits and Tassels, Grinnell Cal- lege honorary groups ior outstand- ing academic achievement during the treshman year. Membership was awarded in recognition of these students' scholastic perfor- mances during the second semes- ter of the 1964—65 SchDOl year. Elected to Hermits were Dan Burns, David Byman, Arthur Dap- pen, William Fligeltaub, Guiller- mo Mendoza, Richard Moskwa, Wayne Stengel, and John Wiles, Recognized at a iormal dinner in the Quad were new Tassels members: Michele Anderson, San- dra Foland, Susan Johnson, Cyn- thia Nagel, Trudy Olson, and Far tricia Sampson. There will be no services in lierrick Chapel this Sunday to en- courage contact with the town Churches of Grinnell. This Sunday is worldwide Communion Sunday. Paul Hersh Will Present Bach, Beethoven Recital Pianist Paul Hersh will present a recital of works by Bach and Beethoven at Grinnell tonight at a pm. in Roberts Theatre. He will begin the program with the Bach Overture in the French Manner (Partita in B Minor), and then play Beethoven’s Thircy< Three Variations on a Waltz by Anton Diabelli. Hersh is a member 01 the Lenox Quartet, with whom he plays viola. , Page Fiv- Alumni Oifice Aids in Poreni Planning Housing arrangements for par- ents planning to visit Grinnell during Parent' Weekend should be made within the next week, ac— cording to the Alumni Ottice. Stu< dents are responsible for making their own reservations in thels and motels in Grinnell, Marshall- town, at Newton. The Alumni 0i- tioe will, however, aid students who Wlsh to make reservations in town homes. Alw a com late ulect'nn at out without really needing to think a” P I about it. Someone will say your name and you give out your own number and it just doesn‘t Click,” Sometimes, too, the operator rec- ognizes many oi the voices on the phone. “You call them by their name and it really surprises them," She said. On the other hand, “i talk to a lot of people and don’t see them. Some people have voices that are so character- Iecord players and radios to fit that light college budge! LEEPER MUSIC CO. 831 Broad WHERE YOU NEVER PAY RETAIL ! EVERY DAY DISCOUNT PRICES SAVE YOU MORE 816 5th Ave. Grinnell, Iowa 9 mm to 9 pm. Friday 9 «.m. to 3 pm. Mon, Tue!" Wed“ Thurs.. Sat. CIGARETTES Reg. Size 52.85 (anon King Size $2.89 Carton TRAVEL ALARM GLOGK s3‘” PLANTER’S SPANISH PEANUTS Dry roasted, no oils or sugar used in processing. 41‘ 9 oz. Jar 300 OOUNT FILLER PAPER Wide line 39¢ Narrow Iins MIGHTY WHITE TOOTH PASTE 66‘ $2.41 STORE HOURS: DISCOUNT CENTER ,NEW GALENDAR WATGH ' MELROSE HAND LOTION ‘ BY URUEN For relief of dry. rough hands and skin not sticky Tells the time accurately.i\ollsthe dale automatic— °' fref‘Y- "‘9 im 5 ""19 l°r W" beauty and ally at a low. low price of pro ec Ion $24.91 69: Value ONLY 9c At Gibson's MANNING-BOWMAN GIANT SIZE HINSU STEAM IRON Gibson Price 14c For Those Fast s5.97 HEET MODESS 4 FORWSST 43 Pack UEPAUOL MINT TOP 30 HEAD 45 REOORDS SGARVES MOUTH WASH PATTIES 77‘ 39‘ 19‘ 44‘ ?8c PAGKETTE FOLDING svnluoE ROYAL DELUXE OASTILE SHAMPOO WITH LANOLIN GUARANTEED FOR 3 YEARS -99‘ Fluoride, sugar-free Large Sire ‘/2 Gal. 1.59 Value