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Football Today Today's Editorial Freshman vs. Aggies THE TOREADOR End Of Joke VOL XIV Z-742 LUBBOCK, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1938 NUMBER 20 Two Judging Squads Go Now—Tech Judges Plans Underway Apple Varieties Student Council Fixes Yearbook To National Contests For 'West Texas In Kansas Meet Judging teams in livestock and crops left this week for Chicago and Kansas city to take part In National Inter-collegiate contests. Through efforts of W. W. Yo- Beauty Nominations F or Nov. 29 Under direction of E. T. Duke, instructor in agronomy, a four cum. associate professor of horti- man crop judging team left Wednesday for Kansas city where they Day' Saturday culture, Texas Tech for the first will compete Nov. 21. The International Livestock team, composed time in its history will be repre- Voters Select of six students, departed for Chicago Thursday for the Livestock Ex- sented at the annual Inter-colle- position there Nov. 26 to Dec. 3. Crowd Of 20,000 giate Apple Judging contest at Departing Coeds Manhatten, Kansas, on Dec. 12. 24 Coeds The Crops judging team will Expected For Debators Enter compete with approximately 15 A three-member team and one Leave 'Buddy' To Student council members this leading colleges of the United Event alternate will be selected by Dec. week fixed Tuesday, Nov. 29, as States and Canada in a contest 3 from a field of 13 students of With a goal of 20,000 attendance, systematic pomology who are Seven Mothers electiOn date for nominations for that requires identification of the Legislators Like Kansas Tourney working daily under Dr. Yocum's coed candidates for La Ventana most important corp varieties. college officials have launched supervision. "It's amazing" — these reflexes beanty pages. weeds and diseases. They will also plans for West Tex. Day Satur- College Paper day, Nov. 26, by sending invitations The Manhatten contest Is spon- Tech Teams Receive that pucker through the perplex- From names submitted at the judge and give the commercial sored by Kans. State Agircultur- ed, chubby little face of Baby Gor- polls by students, twenty-four girls grain of typical samples of Ameri- to 80 surrounding towns and cities Bid For Third Time Texas legislators are finding to attend the Tech-Marquette foot- all college. Contestants will be re- don "Buddy" Stuart, protege of the receiving the highest number of ca's harvest. out about Tech. How? They ball classic. quired to identify 100 apples of Tech debate teams will enter the practice house ,says his work-a-day nominations will be selected for En route to Kansas City, the are reading The TOREADOR, mouthera Nine weeks and two beauty candidates. The group will Letters by the executive com- 30 different varieties. They will Inter-State Debate Tournament at four commercial grain and grad- sent to them every week days after he first established him- bet narrowed to 16 contestants ap- mittee and an accompanying news also judge the fruits' keeping Southwestern college, Winfield, ing seniors will atop in Stillwater through arrangements made by self In the campus practice house proximately a week later when release concerning the game are quality, color, size, form, and uni- Kansas, next Friday and Satur- tomorrow to work out at Oklahoma Dean J. M. Gordon. he has learned the ropes, .and set- preferential ballots are cast for being sent to the various Chamber formity. Competiting teams will be day for the third time. Enrollment A and M. Another practice ses- tled down to the fond care of seven campus Aphrodites. Some of the legislators have of Commerce officials t oward selected from leading agricultural In the tournament is limited to "- will be held, Nov. 19, at Kan- loving coeds, and now an event Although La Ventana editor. answered their thanks by let- bringing a record-breaking crowd. schools of the Middle West. fifty Colleges. This is the second sas colieg Manhatten. ters to Dean Gordon. Kai Se- Preparing for the contest, Tech's largest debate tournament In the comes to interrupt his well ordered Tom Coker, has not announced the "Visit Texas Technological col- The oliegiate Crop Judg- horticultural students have been United States, says Annah Jo Pen- life. method of selection for the final grist, Dallas, was one of those lege on West Texas day, Nov. 26, ing show is sponsored by the Kan- • studying apples from local mar- dleton, professor of speech, and For today, seven probably tear- eight winners who will occupy full who have answered so far. His and see a real heads-up football kets. For cl.sIfication purposes, debate team coach. ful coeds must bid farewell to the pages In the yearbook, he has in- sas City Board of Trade and Cham- letter, in part, reads: "I deeply game," the letters read. ber of Commerce. The winning appreciate your thoughfulness they have obtained varieties from Students tentatively listed to at- darling of their hearts as their stituted a plan somewhat new at Marquette Is annually one of the team will be awarded permanent in sending me the college pa- New Mexico, Missouri, Colorado, tend are: Waggoner Carr, Lub- term of service In the Home Eco- Tech. Each of the 24 girls nom- possession of a gold cup and mem- per, and as you are sending it strong teams of the north. This Michigan and Wisconsin. bock; Richard Burwell. Amarillo; nomics practice house ends and inated at the Nov. 29 election will season they took a 7-0 win over bers of the three high ranking regularly, it will help me to Raymond Goodrich, Amarillo; they return to their regular dor- be listed in the book as a beauty SMU and lost to the powerful TCU mitory and boarding places. Their nominee. Her picture will be in- teams receive gold, silver and know better the Texas Tech- Shirley Bass, Houston; Lois Mae Frogs by 21-0. This is the second time at the practice house is over, cluded in addition to those ulti. bronze medals. Colleges w hose nological college and its activi- Speer, Dickens; Mary Paul Long, season the Golden Avalanche has and they must give their places mately selected. teams placed second and third re- ties along with its needs. I can Lubbock; Orville Charier, Level- traveled this far south to play a Band Leaves For to seven other coeds whose aim it ceive scholarships of $50 each, to truthfully say I think It is one land; Warlick Carr, Lubbock; Roy At the same meeting of the game since they played In the first is to become perfect home makers, be awarded to the most worthy of the best college papers in Chambliss, Brownfield. Student council, the body ap- Cotton Bowl game two years ago. and who are also waiting for a students In crops. Texas." 'The Pi Kappa Delta debate ques- propriated 9200 to send the yell News releases and mention that tion will be used, "Resolved: that chance at the affection of the lit- leaders and Saddle Tramps to Twenty-seven teams were repre- Rogers Kelley, Edinburg, ad- Albuquerque Tilt a large crowd will guarantee in- the United States should cease to tle blue eyed rascal named Gor- today's football game at Albu- sented last year in the national vised that he was specially in- terest of South Plains fans In foot- use public funds for the purpose don. Baby Gordon can now boast querque, N M. Five dollars competition. terested in Government In- ball and is expected to encourage New Formations Will Be of stimulating business." of having had fourteen mothers in were given each of the 5 yell structor J. W. Davis' survey of The contest has been won the signing of several contracts for Each of the four teams to go one school semester. Quite an en- leaders and 35 members of the legislative reapportionment in Presented During Half last two years by the Kansas State games next season. will participate in at least eight viable record. male cheering unit, to partial- Agricultural college, consisting wto the plains region. Other entertainment plans f o r With an elaborate program plan- debates, two non-decision, and six All senior home economics maj- ly defray expense of the trip. of the three victories required to the day are developing. ned for today's Tech-New Mexico decision. Last year the men's ors, the new inhabitants are Ploy The manner in which the final gain permanent possession of the university game, the Matador band team all debates they entered, and Glenn, Bonita Williams, Thelma selection of La Ventana beauties bronze bull. Ohio State also has and approximately 400 Lubbock coeds lost only one. The first year Fisher, Margaret Hemby, Ruth will be made Is left to the discre- two victories, winning in 1932 and citizens left last night for Albu- Tech debaters entered the Win- Holland, Mary Elizabeth Standl- tion of Editor Tom Coker. Right 1933. Pre-Laws Open Trek To Doak querque, New Mexico, aboard a field tournament they won first fee and Jean Conrad. The depart- to determine the method of naming Institutions having w o n the Santa Fe special train. place, the second year, second ing coeds all boast that Gordon winners rests with the editor fol- bronze bull since 1930 Include Fur- The Tech rooters have worked place. has flourished wonderfully under lowing a constitutional amendment due University, 1930; Iowa State. Dining Room For First Trial out a program to give between the The team leaves Lubbock Wed- their care—after nine weeks he is to that effect two years ago. The 1931; Texas Tech, 1934; and Mis- halves.
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    B. J. Simmons & Co.: An Inventory of Its Costume Design Records at the Harry Ransom Center Descriptive Summary Creator: B. J. Simmons & Co. Title: B. J. Simmons & Co. Costume Design Records Dates: 1830-1969 (bulk 1900-1960) Extent: 226 document boxes, 331 oversize boxes, 227 portfolios, 35 flat file drawers (400.84 linear feet) Abstract: The B. J. Simmons & Co. Costume Design Records consists of costume designs for theatre and film, supplemented by research materials and business records. Simmons' costumes were known for their correctness of period, sophisticated design, and high quality. Call Number: Performing Arts Collection PA-00008 Language: English, French Note: The Ransom Center gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the National Endowment for the Humanities, which provided funds for the preservation and cataloging of this collection. Access: Open for research. Researchers must create an online Research Account and agree to the Materials Use Policy before using archival materials. Use Policies: Ransom Center collections may contain material with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in the collections without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Ransom Center and The University of Texas at Austin assume no responsibility. Restrictions on Authorization for publication is given on behalf of the University of Use: Texas as the owner of the collection and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder which must be obtained by the researcher.