The Inkwell
Document Type
Newspaper
Publication Date
11-15-1959
Keywords
The Inkwell, Armstrong College of Savannah, College newspapers, Robert F. Kennedy, Senate labor-management rackets committee, John F. Kennedy, Billy Deal, Phi Delta Gamma, Glenda Perry, Jay Cook, Tim Cox, Mack Seckinger, Tom Reagan, Taddy Amason, Bill McVeigh, L. W. Hartley, Joe Johnson, Ben Freeman, Charles Ray, Paul Poppell, Cleo Jenkins, John Hester, John Winders, Bob Elmore, Arnold Bazemore, Woody Waldhour, Bob Seedlock, Lee Hatcher, George Outlaw, Tom Boone, Richard Beiser, Dicky Knight, Tommy Tucker, Gerald Missroom, Jimmy Griffin, Masquers, Al Gordon, Faye Kanin, Goodbye My Fancy, Elizabeth Hitt, Marsha Torrance, Alan Atkinson, Ranny Bradford, Angela Whittington, Buster White, Louis Karacostas, Ruth Peck Smith, Hodgson Hall Library, American Red Cross, J. Harry Persse, Debate forum, Alan Serby, Catherine Embry, Robert Seedlock, Secretary-Ettes, Juanita Hendrix, Leuveda Campbell, Carol D. Tapp, Electronic technology course, IBM, Mary Strong, Jan Giddings, Ross Durfee, Edwin S. Kahn, Armstrong Geechees basketball, Buddy Mallard, Johnny Dalzell, Dave Thomas, Joe Kaminsky, George Leon, Walter Dozier, Virgil Chambliss, Tracy Dixon, Roy Sims, Saint Paul Greek Orthodox Church, Hellenic Community Center
Copyright
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Recommended Citation
Armstrong College of Savannah, "The Inkwell" (1959). The Inkwell. 930.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/inkwell/930
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