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ATTEND UNVEILING THE T.CU. SKIFF Official Student Body Publication of Texas Christian University the Hap,,., M MBER ■ P- m. HI ME HI FORT WORTH. TKXAS. I KID W n< IOISKK 31, 1941 he Skipper I at Ihi nest Waits' Portrait to Be Presented Sunday I B. s r T Sez - - - tint! M MM; \UI;T KAMAI.I: A PORTRAIT FOR HISTORY Regional Meet i ' in Mary I mil- Burnetl B rributc i" «■ f>Mt Mmi Dr. L D. Anderson Will Preside to i nobli Librai j. Of Debaters ■ rtralt 1 Mar) At Ceremony-Wayman Adams, To Be Nov. 7, 8 n ■ om FFF Will Play Host to thi Artist, Will Be Introduced 50 Representatives From ■ • - : ,i I- ■ Five States at Convention B) VIRGIN! \ TOMME Public presentation of the threi length portrait of 24 Favorites " ; p [tu Edward Mi -'MHO Waits will be I thi Mai Coul Burnett Librai ■ To Be Named rillad witl The portrail was painted by the renowned Americaii portrait honor "l Dr. Waits' retiren Wednesday Election Will idenl of the University Decide Presentation Ball, ' of humanit I ' Special invitations have been senl to n ibscribers for the PHportrait, bul the public is also invited to attend thi Horned Frog Celebrities Pi i ,. *o«, Dr. w aits, « ho have mony, says Mi 1 orraine Sherley, chairman of the portrail com- Ohio Frog ,.t fear keel I" the hudd i i hrletlan character end 11 i. 11 i ■ lock. education »t I •< ■ !'■• thk tribute the Board oi ' ill preside at Ha'nts on Hand i* a fittinc remembrance and an the presentation ceremony. RE and one f The humhle eapreeaion of the un- Dr. Clinton Lockhart At SCA Party ipoken affeetlon h

<>u." t rait to thi I i i ;' i oil. t will si M Y the eeftttaaenl of the Student Spooks Will Invade Gym Body. half of the university. n from At 8 p. m. Tonight During I the meaning \". ■ In th< por- H .1 Mrs. Games, Dancing, Eating J ■ will be Introduced by Misi I l riendahip! G. L. of the lay Bhei are M m Painting Ta He Hutu; in Librarj Pray, Ma I Kelao, loor ■ ■ • of the ■ i "ill arii-. i,' j The painting will be placed on the Gerry SI ham 'he T. then twi I. Ill ' nior are Kyle Gilleepie, r • all on the r i' i ' Bill Borei H it will have -ion of I - b Mi rhl advantagi . The the all s. i '• ■" don- frame I en choaen aa yet, front all at- ■ \ Damn H Juni' r on •: it tending to aid indigent spooks. ■:. Mary The tool station book I of the tween the two ■ and !' ind Martha portri Decided—Light Plan-' H'nro, Here H'«? Come! ior class en Dr, Waits at thi night at Baird's Farm for a picnic. ■ ar^ Billy Bl I 'avid McKee, ■ :i he told them that - I , Dunny n dub ' for Librai ■ "Good Ole Baylor Line" Will Rock Mr, and Mrs. Warns arrivi At their mi i and G< up will ) a i - I, and final c of the a wei Han 1 icol, id Under Cheers of Frog Rooters list had eon ■ ■ i ■ . will be i at S. M. U., ■ . im, Sher- • A .\ M S C. W., 15S i Mr. Wnu'ti "Baylor Hears, the eyef of Frog- Bitting! for the paint i ley Gla n, Ruby 'clock on wei ' Adams' Portrait land an t" Is the * i isdale, Jul S'ot Dream— Hope, Hope! of Brits i the re- expressed by the number of the T. C. tlty, adminisl In ■ local | ■ Pictures 'Prexy' Bible. 1 all Ma- I'. students who plan to se< thi Ba; - and student I lor fame at Municipal Stadium in Adams t„ He Honored at Dinni r son, Van II McKee, 2701 1 Play Contest ■ In Scholarly Pose .'. tomorrow afternoon. ,. wilf be gui si of the Fort M< ■ ■ and John Bond. in front of T.C.U. Worth Art Association at E ■ man jirl ni A special Mil ri-Pacific train will "The I I e" will be \ nirfc • from the p himself to ■ m the Fort Wort! : t B Bevi | To Be Nov. 18 carry the rooters away from the Tex- ... ind art . i. m hie analyzed by the freshman t'i as and Pacific station al 7:18 :EST and Ei ' viewing "11. n ' ich Way'.'" - tomorrow, arriving in Waco in time honor hy the a be will I Frosh, Sophs Choose Cast YD. ■ thi 'A ayman Adama' portrail of Dr. a portrait of a well-kin nominees from thi for the parade down town. 1 D nid Mrs. Herman Pittman at Members, Directors, •3205 *ani the y M. '.■ everyone imilar circum- Edw in Carruth, Whiti i The paradi al 8 a, m. tomorrow will their uppi Dramas for Tournament Thi M'rdict la ; ■; ' tores . the Homed ' Golden t»rth : .irkahly like him. ind Wal- Wave hands, a memorial landmark of ' ■ • "The Writers Elect Even Di vi > I imi nted on the ter Da Witches, Spooks ■ of the hands with many years of Baylor-T. C. 1'. rivalry. Mi. and Mra. Adams will leave '■'. ic poae The game, beginning at 2:30 p. m , v.istin, going from To Lead Pep Rally Sadler to Soeak Sadler, Braddy • Ii, Waits is al will be seen hy T. ('. U. studi Houston, whore the artist for the ■ , • worda of ,!.n >' 1" has been commissioned for When you hear yellii , At Revival Series rate. ium. Texas Institute of Letters ; portrs ' >n the couple .' ting and Chooses Members, Gives I direct^ "into thi camera." A dance in dov will return to their home in Eliza- p ,- for two hours Book Award to Geo. Sessions compost pai orrow night's bethtown, N. Y. hall Gymna litth train- • ■ festivii lea. ioks have con ing, but it wasn'l too haul. Church I \l E Sadler and Dr. The tram, returi Ii g at about in It will M ••«. Kot to tall ing about various p. m. tomorrov ill bring tired "Our Spiritual Defenses" red by en 1 iii d to mi m- the time went rather ' Prog boostei i Port Worth about To Be Sunday's Sermon goblin, Head Yell I.cad. ership In the 11 i I' quickly," "!' emarked ",Ot busim ■ ing Saturday 1 midnight. I I Wga mi loir . bul ii "0 'I" "' • ill. Fort Worth Public Librarj • Clae es will cont ual to- Oefet ' 'id be in lucl ' i Smith, out morrow on the T. I.I i ampus, ■ i William II .'. i - . at the I i I hurch li HI. preaided. Dr. Smith taki in with at work did so with the quietm Bunday morning. Pi post of i r the oi uam- a church service or a University Church Choir tatlon. Mrs. Q'ZK lia Oliver and lati comet to be- fun. ral, and i ' Will Sing for Chapel an orpan solo. "Thi ' I i. The Pi I i. n ived the i was that kind oV award for hi book i Una," by Bohm. 1 1527 Enrolled Here of a gathi i.in' of the clan. Peo] First Chi I •nun in A worship service li d by I i_ to in "'1 hoae w I i i ' . For Fall Semester from each anjrle, i Perry E. Gresham will be the chapel B tch. Chii :i blin liilh- will m . i ■ Hand." i comment to liver place, u of the program for nexl week. The I ,V Evi oaong, M Ji ffui will give ■. ith his impi their neighbors then tiptoed out care- i award was preai by Gi lity Church Choir will fully. S. M. \ . faculty member, to Mn . I'n idol I M. F. Sadlel spol,. U . from Chopin, Tin; include "N Education Article by True Korma Path I Dallas tieadi p » "Nocturni In \ Flat," and In Texas U. Publication now in Madison, ion?" Cadet i " Gillia ami i | Broddy, Smith Speok The • ' onn. working on another novel. Mra, Head Yell Leader Skei Dr. t i At Languoge Meet A. & M. offered an apolog] for the ■•ue Dn .mi I'n ' '' '' ii in. pary a>h i or to the : destruction of the T. C. U. I rVith Verdere t ' I muat in ii, '.;.. n Bradd] spoke and Hr. line Brumbaugh, from "'lin Creation," b Keith Mixson Appears will includi di al either with »ome ph i : Rebecca Smith Ii d a discusi Ion group On 2 Musical Programs be written bj author! reared this morning al '■' ' al thi South- fore the chapi 1 an : in F." bj ( hopin. i Centra] Modi 'o i|:i nagi '■ n Tezai or rai Ident In the itab for -Peace at Last- considerable period of time. tion. which is holding Its secoi d hool de- hrough- Ing in Dallas today and tomi i 1 i, ■ li,. Bradd] ipoki on "Chaucerian placed I "V for Victory" Is Theme ,, ' So.nh li.! the dls- T. C U. Flag Will Be Re in two I ' he Spyglass For B.S.U. Meeting Nov. 10 Danti \'ii'T".i before A.ct M. Kepre»enlati\e- Apologizf in ( hapel T ■ ■ Prof. througl B lill) Mil HI \D— "V t'i i Victory" «.1! I J: k n students and ex< - of A. I M., bi Harrj Eti i I''-- ■ "' R"H "' A final and formal declaration of WHIN IIH: I w in ING i the Nov. ting of the Baptist an apol 1 Prof. William Baker, Dr. peai ■■ exists now between ' Studenl Union «hi HUM' i thai al an early d i 10, Juniors to Make Plans will, BE?—Pace l. , Mil Bita Maj Hall and Mrs. dent bod) of T. C. U. and thai of h (obllna will gel you ' World War I will apeak to the group flag would be replaced. For Sponsoring Magician Kula Lee ' ■"'■' "'" "■'■■ A. I U oi'' flag ti aring it..mil. pa n linti- Club Room. Staley echoed the remarks madi by Homiletic Guild to Discuss inc. that followed the football gat won IntraaiBral The Baylor B. S. 0. extendc i to the tween the two Oct. 18. Gillia, and told the "The Goals of the Church" C. U, 11 B, r. an Invitation to a rrenci w on asd H ho » d take m oil?— ri from 1 high among the students thi Lee P 1 1 Kight to Lead Devotional , |..,,., two n ' 'i' the . c. I', which will i" hold IOIUOI row . I A. & M. itudi nt bodj -p"ko. • i 11 i I I). Rail K - ■ For All-College Class ! What sectional conrentiosi "ill • venitif; at 7 p. m. on the fourth floor ing regret ami promising the boys for their ai the i lunch- st 11:15 n • Woman's Memoi ial I' tory. meet Inie neat week? Page I. of the flar. Ronnie Brumbaugh In- ■ eon at 12 O'I made for 'Hi. i Morn Right will lead the devo- tl \\ ho got Is I, tt,.,. ,n one mail? — . ad them. over thi that wd I tu aiiinoni of the Rice-B. 8. U. whan ting of the All- See n ■ Tom Gtllis, nel, and Bkeen tween the two sch' i Owle play here Nov. 21. College Sun.lay School Class Bunday - i "\Y ih yov Which clubs are having pain.'* to- head yell li the two The Si lv Ident M. E. Sadli i addri • d morning. 'it ? making the trip from Aggieland. A | \] ■ n in the hi B S. i at their meeting Monday M .' .i. Puryi ar will pre Gillis, speaking in behalf "f the alcove i 'ciia. injr. ■ Lng. violin

* Friday, October .!!, 19tl Pane 1«" I H E SklH SPORTS Bears to Have Slight Edge Over Frogs 1 ••••••••*• •••••••••• •••••••••• •••*•••••• •••••••• * • Wogs Show Frogs How to Do It, Beating Baylor Cubs

Hi ■ • saa IGHLIGHT 210-POUND BAYLOR BEAR Future Frogs H s Each Team Has Won the Froi I HALEY DINN On Top With and ii • Three, Lost Two—Wilson ' 13-12 Score ' I ■ ' Looms As Man to Stop R* mm "i nn If the ■ : I I beat B l.\ RALEY DUNN Wogt . Slightly LS ex- heat the Cub tliur K, naud tore I i l il i in I ■ vear, tl score that they did '. ■ d the bail

I ■ I to II behind the Una several tl . i ; ■ ' • ■ [fie with th< \ * M indicates, with neither team game af teams si in the first half. The - - t there hi be. differ* • iry. The B ■ ' ikoff of '. t ■ | , ■ ed by 1 !■': ■ . ' the thi R.

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■ - I dnwr.-. aril 9 11 | . Freshmen Upset : • for the touchdown. H ■ - Juniors, 12-6 for extra ; I to stop, f the t i I The Cubs tii

■ I fourth quai U I With the ball been a - B ' on when, thi i I ■ Proof thai ' ■ main y-4 3 more for ■ ■ John- for each other after cradu- Squad Riddled \\ ith Injuries ■ laeekiek »■ ation time can certamlv ne found . Sophs Nix, Hall Shine I in the rase of V\ .lack BHIingste* :erback tnd and air attack of the

v*. Y.x Robert *h<> ■ Junior ■ kins but recovered by n I »ere clan and teammate- until fractured leg 1 As Passes Scare Rams car than any Baylor boys ■ a hole on thi last -princ. BUliagalei i- coach- W ■ Cox i an the H> R \I.1> III \\ r had hie qualms. 9 a f, w ;r ■ | rag the JcBaJagl \wtiue luninr ■ 1 Famed as a "tecond- that fl( Hich School f.mthal team, and ■ ■ ' arm threw a hardy Kara il irer-plua. other or.e of ICular returns Groaecloat is tutorinc the Strip- I Prichanl I . ' • when he took the kick on " line Junior Hich eleven. U hen Then Paul I... rid half of the two met nn the field, it was powici found 42 and raced to the " befon down for the Jur ■ fourth ted by took sdvar.t- stumble, to thi rround. Thre< more a ca-e of cnach-fnr-r<>arh I e may run that tl Sophon. ■ E - - miued into the line I than tum-fnr-team B"th n-. the The unbeaten Seniors madi . ' one of • IB, con- fourth down. I' tan came a«a> hiehh dieaatia- duty. Chunky Mike Har- 1 wninsr the Sophomores the Last's !„.~t [ootbalt cut over for the ■ tt'a kick, fied »ith a n.fi tie. The nmr i« ■ the plac of by a one-sided score of S3 to 0. A bio 18-yard trek im tally the winning hetnii verballj pla.wd and * ' eontrd Puph at th< replaxed. especially -ince Grool - Blackmon scored ail five of the iperation Not b i I 12 minuti touchdowns for the £ n Rich- I, when, ■ l, am had a touchdown called ha, k bem| irna after the prospeel own back yard, they field, and Pa - ed again, this nn a penalty. Fordham fa . thraa extra pionts. p • a ■ ■ aerial time from the

I will ajrain ■ rific rout. • ■ ' . -■" . tempt for thi I was blocked ■ 4 The M.vermin i :n the p ns to the 15, rifrht side I I PI • openinc seconds of thi cicz hit El Bl fiirhtinc. tl and ha" . The unerring I I Intramural Handball ' tucceeded al lon( dial - phi Van Play Hall, ul ■ To Start Next Week ■ Chadwick od John Bond will probably I Ram aei liams' Power Heading Factor on fou i th down to al • the veteran . ^ n 7 a ' sf the game ■ t thi start- intramural •-.urr.a- Fra| Paaaei i lick '■ Phil Roach . srame, Bob Burke fui Chadwick re- T..m Prousc "However, we need I, open- the Ram- i ■ I on the ' ., plays War? more tn pa - ■ ball back on a pal ' darter the cround. The . and the b> Alford ?n up in the I irds and yi ■

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■ ffin and vr- arc eat in| i heir « orda. The I roak team hi i taken i* o ol if] and P.' ■ WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH OB il" schedule, at huh ia HANOVER ■ »om< thing of - (I in itvelf. - the] Bsuallj end Dp «ith- YOUR LAUNDRY THIS YEAR?... SHOES fa MEN 1 ool a victory. One game wae arcai Ellis Magnolia Service from the Bophomores, and w i r! Mobil Predocti FOR OVER 40 YEARS needaj the hauchtt j^uniora «ent I I nirei lit? Dr. down. When the I reahmen beat Phase 1-1*82 - ■ niors, the column'* for 'em. "The Greatest Shoe Value on Earth"

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October 31, mil I'.-iije three I riil>'1 THE SKI f 1 THE T. C. U. SKIFF Margie Wished 'Composer' Gillis

: For Aggie Mail, Frogland Memories Scores Again VERSE With 'The Raven' Result—38 Letters Of Past T. C. U.-Baylor Rivalry Or Worse M, M.I ,'i:t. in from By David McKee National \i\ ertl in ■ -in ice, Inc. 38 letten fr In 1902 thi football team •• M IK Mini ON 111 Mil 1 H K K \ V giei lait Monday «>> H result of » l"u i 'I only three game student nark at tbt T. C. I \ I M. Waco. . . . "One tniichd'ii! n I football gai girls of T ( I'." un- (ranted in the i h ihim A Rai Editor ltd « femirif Baugh, Jr. Manager ■ ■ I would editorial column for their football I iwl ■' . in my II relalf veil: I illlr I 1 ■ A , ■ .i ■ I junior/ says K S, ■-■ l.i the n"l-« —Jim K«-nt. i Ti I' football boyi. I RAI.nil Rnnffli I I* on Id noi « rit« »t itt ■ . u rite you ..■ lh- Ituff Editor •I'hrv pUl f0Oth«ll -I act DOI," he told Anil hr-r f-t m-iuiiS, I !l \ ■ l iat ill 31 of them. —( nnlntiuird- \ Several of the boya described A. & ■ * • T. C t'. wai the onl; "Get t nl M . othera asked her for dates and B tional college in the State As. B »< bei do* n for ;* corpi ■ playing football in 1005. i i thi boyi from Fort i '•ad. Moore, R her whan they the troi -tilor i I W, l,h. '■■ requested pictures. Thirty-four years urn, la ai Ocl I - was thi- the most mail ber, 1907, Skiff, thll nl the • A lira.>. comment on the Baylor game, which • • • I at once, but the T. i i Ho//, All Hail, Praise to Thee, H MI tmi stress, re* ended in a tie score: Thoaa who de- ■ gn\r m. I 1 'u« 'fir ninf i« «• i* f mr th« prerlu< K <■ cp Texas Christian! Dr. F. M. Waits! I tial [i wai the mosl avar re- light in agility and good generalship I ■ ime by any individual came «uny from the game with tin 11 '■ ild remember, not exclud- heart.- glad." . . . The hand wa 1 HAIL Ml HAIL Ili-lmi i- being made al T. C, 11 :l ,; ii en. organized then, and it via- "hoped ! HUM thoac who ar< i "' "' I v hen for the I irsl time in HIP ll. Dean Pittman Inaugurates that vie will soon have a fine ; W. in lest Institution—respect, ■ decades of its existence » All thi ettai will be ana* i red New Get-Together Plan urn and i deep sense of three-quarter length portrait of Ms fie calling on toot while vie root against Baylor.'' : te and rriendi to help. ovalty. one of it- presidents is painted Pittman r.'r.r. nationally famous arti-t. I i . I', football pi Puryoar to Represent TCU I, s.i- Christian I niversit) With the closing of the week, "Purple and White Warriori" back In Hutton Heads At Dallas Music Club r, covered buildings sel In ■ tin painting «ill be finished and 1910, but it wasn't until '21 that the tops iii 1916, 1922 and 1924, • year boys nl a Southwestern . a life-like reproduction of Pres- Texas Registrars Horned Frog was rh •he dean and I, flag with ;i purple horn- ident Emeritus l . M. Waits will school emblem. By the way. Coach and IS I ■d frog on It. lie presen ed for posterity. - \v Button «a> elected iblc both thr VI MORIES SW II ! \i I i-i \\ ai man \danis has \-sociation of i ,s i better K, ii sunset shooting into gold I he smile, the twinkling :n> when the or- Evening College ■ behind the dormitories. Pale eyes, the studious attitude of i ' lul in f'li in San An* To Have Social II-I rising al the Stadium, u the president of 25 years. The Student Council housandu leave after a game, book in hi- hand is " V College John Windell of E. T. S. T. C. is ■ PARKWAY tell of new ram dripping Man's Religion," typical of his M - Ailcsr Par- A harbeque supper-dance Saturday Co mmunique rum magnolias. The white Interest in theology and youth. Marv Hardin-Ravlor College evening at the Meadovvbrook Country Club is being planned for the I i noon's reflection In the Lil The stack nl papei and hunks to ■ r ihe coming ii. ini his side is indicative of the In- ning Collcgi iilty. JACKBEW tOMRADES TIM E dustriousneas of his learning. . olitinn vi ill proh- "All who are interested should call b, held in Fort Worth, and the me by noon Saturday at 2-8843 or I, ii hers » ho m • The books he ha- written, (he of the SI ■ t subject for the meeting la 4-132 a Citi- tha Henry; second vice-pn MAJESTIC hi- lit" for Texas Christian. Lloyd Stevens; recording secretary, ed that I : again \ n;in oi i. \. r. I (W THROUGH zen" at the B. C. B. chapel program ! | Knowledge that serving lui- this morning. Miss Dodie Jane Andrews; correspond- life. ! ; GEORGE RAFT i Is a prii ii' ing secretary. John Wild; trea i I nvv (,. nind (n create b< tul i and Orchids . John Parker Presented urer, David Melville. tion n.i ! c Londnesfl. Ceurage to • land I ir RO»iN ON To Harry In Piano Recital din Killian wen t H h I. M \l'l 1 \L Don Cossack Tickets gate thi | I >R VISE It) THEE The I PUi I "il lic Club A- thi' veil leader would Bay, uation on Univi Profound humilit) hn ."Knocky" Parker in Available for Students D iTRICH "Let's nive an individual for -Ml Toi I I III-Rl IS' | Ii for a nt :, tal Monday in the Aud- \\ ilson Ba . ion, A realisation ol the oppor- Ham." Tickets for the Don Cossack Con- mittee i ■ Or aa the columnist would Bay, itorium, lunilj found m a 11 w buildings, Pi ■ d both classical and cert, which will be held in the Mun- "Orchids to Harry." ( "MAN POWER" ailed a college. n music. He was assisted hy icipal Auditorium Nov. 23, W( • mitti e mi mbi incil. > es, ll.irrv Ke\ Davla is ihe I i u. Prof. Keith Mixson on another piano. on sale Tuesday. They can be bought Weems V person in question and he it a House nl the minds of tomor- fmm Ilunny Sims, Jean Albrecht. Gi r- committi cheer, orchida or whathaveyo«, i i fa: wished for class convention last week of the Inter- floor, and $1.10 for center Ml i\. MIIMIII * .et You—Hoc' favorites. Aa ■ result 366 slu- I ...... ' fi ■•nee at the lower floor. dents were nominated. Because III- "SOUTH OF Denver. Tickets bought from T. C. HOLLYWOOD 'Hold That Ghost' I he goblin's 'II get you if you the voting waa done through ! Hill was elected president and dents can he exchanged for a seat Mickev Rtxinev nn'l watch out." The little gob- 619 itudents took part \1 I 11 TAHITI" M. C. Turpin was chosen as vice-pres- ticket ai Fakes & Co. beginnit . ris TODA^ Mil US "Life Begins I with the gruesome in it. making the nominations 11. The general ticket sale i l ■ -limit IM, Mi |;vi \M)S" ident of the region. .lack Shirley also I RI. For Andy Hardy" Vul the letters on their i< ikm-. more representative. open until Nov. 18. FLEANOB POWE1 L Mi lid rlusini Ni«- ,N Cartoon renee. 11 j i D-. I's and I's, are i hasing From the 366 nominees l" re- VNN SOTHERN marking oul their pros- ceived highest vole- and will he ^^».^—,^—.-.^^^^^—-.-^.^-. -II^.*—. — ROBER1 >"»N(' I live victims. And their cou- iii a runoff election Wednesday. th« sea »t "'".' the speit res and witches, At thi- time again the entire (U«htful Mu.lc.1 i rearing decidedly uglj student body vvill vote. Kampus Keyhole I : idj. Iii thi- election no person's i he u ill ol the wisp, I ate name will appear on Ihe ballot by (icorgia "LRDY BE ork, is the wor-t of this latter in represi nt ■ class in which he -iiiiip. lie shines his lant< in iu-t or she doe- not belong, JUS! BETWEEN YOU ami me thi- doesn't teem liki the rigl I l I tra half-mile in front of The editor of the 1942 Horned • I;,., t0 go wandering, Bl I mi i people arc FRANK BOGGE- udents. They struggle for- I rog i- making historj and per- MAN, ANNE GAITHEB and EDDIE JAI KSON were doing a little of it

nl. and he has "one thai far haps seiiiti!; a precedent for a ■ no, The las! glimpse of him more representative and more V . . . — The most n ace for you to wandei I down nmes «hen the student sinks In effective method of electing v. \s'. The SHEER WOOL dresses they hai, In I bog never more to appear. yearbook lav miles. I re : I ' ' someone al» ai s i- allured In DORIS FURGERSON wa« gazing longingly In the win- |l it glitter and fleam. are in Brownwood or Hick.* or dow s couple of dais ago. Try going in DORIS You can cordury there for Si I 98 that Boredom thrui ts his sad coun- Wolters. No one knows any real ! TEN MILLION dollar-. DOROTHY GARNER, ELIZA- EVERY KiSS A THhiLL! fi nance, « ith ita |ad< t e tir- cure for that bite, once il is a RLI It \i:Y ( HARLOTTE FARIS will find hats, suits, skirt Cl.ik .nd L H look, and cjnical t»isl of the fact. jersey dn sses there that bring nut the very best in a m nouth, into the window. He So. watch your step. If the oung thing JMadd coax students not to be goblin? do get you. there won't V 'Ken iu bj the drivel of the lae- ■Vk.—f >.? When the love of youi life I in so much to be thankful for ^■fjtaaetl liimlv shouldn't uander. and it iiun'l if you are . |!1y. "Only a moron could be in- in Thanksgiving time. Now is JS^k llKN "'' ,n'' TKXAS HirlKL. That is the proper p'. rested in that tripe." is his the lime for all good students to ^WS^- take lour best girl, l»'l! GROSECLOS1 ive the \' i me song. It tak< - onlj a modi- come i" the aid of their studies, ^F"; lovelj music of TONY HI PARDO'S ORCHESTRA I [ ini of enthusiasm to chase wonderful food and service for which the DEN i justly w lamou- and all of your old pan, WILLIE ROA< II. BOB I'oredom away. He can't -land Holsapplc Reports Quote MEt ASKEY, VAN HALL, to gather 'round for a little get-together, For CPT Courses Filled i i i;ili.\i at thi DEN il I 1 C, I NIGHT, You can hi \ sly little witch i- Holiday all thi gang there and what's more it la a placi here j iu will \\ lulc is All-. 1 merican ! want to be seen with your newest and moat 'glamerus' gal. Reservations Spirit, She dance- skillfully, 1 hum- mil her bespangled skirts are available b] calling 2-3181 ' osl ii 11.10 [or a pair. mil in.ii i i i l" L , 11 .1 I-. ;n Old v rrow pnil beckoni to the student. She \ . . . — i. Inii shirts, ■ urn .I ii nli anj suit. I hi ports Dr. C. K Hoi ■ ELNA JEAN HIUG1NBOTHAM is one of the old oesn'1 explain late hours »ill ,.i I In- oval at BENNETT'S. She can vouch too, for ■ J In college no n: ■pple, make one look and feel like the the wonders of that last booth. Ol' course WILLIAM UllJiiW ill 1.1.: Sue bro i ' loth with tl | I:-, H'ltll tWO IAMES HESLOP, or HILL to you, la an old hangerout Math of Heaven. I hat sleeping ncckh h s o'clocks vi ill i nragi each BENNETTS and laj ll 11 the best place he kn.m.- of to go if you want to forgn lomeone or something. Not thai and produce a menl il atti- \i;i:n\\ CORDON: Srn oxford toi all-rou Weldon 8av- ing to forget, but if he did . . . Thi re are tude not conducive to work. Bui MAI i/.IMs MAKEUP, MATHES (free! and some odd contraptions VRROl MM I ■ ihirl with the | |he spangles and mu '' [,. A. Monroi Frat I MISCELLANEOUS BOWIE collar 12. iteps and confetti don'1 la nd \ . . . — v ANDERSON'S, ten B ti College you cai fit Mmk u]> mi Arrow tcftilei today! Ihe study problem doe- on Into HORNED FROG PINS that you have ever seen. They are COLD and "MAN HUNT" pleak January ■ toi MIKE HAI I R '■ give to that beootiful feni. Thai perennial. lh ! Love Bug "WALTER PIDGEON hitiny harder than usual 'hi i Q1 IL-I-CRAFT ahoi B SHOE BTORE are pi p aviation -1 s rear. The damage is likely n be to wear to BAY LOS. You can gi them in high or low heel for only 13.99. »t 9 1' VI cadets I i "'dii lnl previous Oaf 11 li.iliinil" "1,1, terrific. If He is on furlough i inej ■mm of THE LITTLE MISS TEXAS Slim' foi prightl Nlti ••SH MKIW S Hnr.lv ■ ARROW SHIRTS ■lert won't be anj studj Ing, and i da, i- • be found by ym. FROGETTES, on the BEi OND , i P. T. ituA ■ vi,. kn rhen He is hack in camp the ■ ■ • WASHER'S They ha' i from 11 to 16 or 16, ll\ III! fiudenis will go around vvilh ■ • BRY80N STYLE SHOW ' Wi Bl \L> llMl, | | .ni' to- [hat vacant look 11 I announce-. erne place. BARBARA JEAN IA1- LOR is the T.L.I', representative. INobod) home.'" All thoughts ' Friday, October 81, rage rour r H F. SKIFF 19)| well say "so long, an : 10 Students Initiated Music (tubs to Join cold weather gel Whoo! Goblins Ride High By Phi Sigma Iota To Hear Speaker .TOP. LL Hv I f* leanne Burketl was A reciprocal musical program will Doris King Marries \IIL-IIII.I lommf ■ A — As Frogs Waco-Bound chapter " by the Recorded Musicsl Re- ■ and ^ C Baylor Graduate of Phi Sigma lota, romance si-arch Society and the University I l.nis .leane Cayee ^^ languagi K ■ ( lub NOT, IO at H rO 1 (il- JEANI I IYCE and \ IRt.IMA TOMMl officer! Jarris Ha'.l. Mrs. R. E. Mendland, Mi-s Doris King, '41, , > % The gwl ■ ' president, a: state president of the Texas Federa- Ole man winter has real. lown from Wichita Falls fre- married Jack Snail, a Bs r ior • tonight's the nij '" ls! . ■ e Clubs, will bo the main over the place. This saappy weather quently for a date. ate "i Altua, Okla . 1,., Halloween 1'esti Miss Francos Murphy will I The hear! of CLARA MARIE DEN in Varnon The onl] -,•■

Tradition,-. - a path '■'. ted as a violin soloist, ac- games so should be received with n llAM belongs to LAW KEN' E MOB ir, Mi B md walking by the String Quartet. hearty wekoan ■ I R( iu ... \\ s lik,- thi i Mi.«> King wore a crean ■ Both groups are affiliated with the BE I IV FLO BAKER and MAR- a short illusion veil and 1 ac Dates at th, WOC gal • M .WISE

. " around th< ca J k ■ Federation, lube. SHAW and JIMMY r.\ri 11 . in in SH M i. \i tBON ii"■■ saera satis- ■ orchid on a small pi o'lanterna will ] whila en and RAI ; • i: Sll-I EV. - • "Because" »as rang t, marked faces, icreechinf "ill ne the order - Adam- After a two • i if SA Has Hobo Hike, JO THOMPSON was thi Rawaiian mu lie end pii i apple in- for the night I California, the ,-, uple ■■ initiation Service MARGARET HOPKINS, W< wonder M IRRIET RUNGE. We won- had charge of the what has happened to the GOURLEY- thls is a result of her fiance's Altua. club held iti Ha ~ l Barclay, THOMPSON affair. h, ing in Honolulu. Mi Tom 1 1 ui 4 Library ( lub to Study V ft :' in, W. B, A. at- a Hobo Halloween Hike in A s: • Until thi- 1 ■ ittended tl B| spook festival in th Routine of Hooks gnua Grei El N \ IRAN ;;: 1G1 NBOI H \M and nssium tonight P,. Mrs. Harold Ruddi i! and Park last night. ::iet at the Gymnasium BRFN - '■ EN. ■ to the park. After eating "Bra; thee* B,.-. . before Dr. Joi sh H. < •- faculty ELIZABETH MAXE1 « lor." I - ' R:-,i May I . nuts, ,tr,dy and ap- campus rtorl or b"y the Frog special i . , ryone gathered around a giant friend ->i Pardon Us for Pointing... eamp fire for the initiation ceremony. neriean club. PXOPPY ': GENE- Porterfii Id read the Star: • . ■ in the VIEVE ABLE sn • * hile the new members lighted er a lot. ti f - ■ »: friendship, sports* Miss Luxa, Soprano. Although LXOLA MYATT has start »■ ,p. health and cooperation. ted to To Give Recital dates here, th) The Horned p*roi : -, ■ . A populai a: 10 «. ■ 7. Miss mozzo Girlt' Business (lub little brui 2:30 p. ■ Lack- sopran a re- Sets Meetings is JEAN BADGETT. to drive down. cital a' . Tomor Can-.;. LEROY STEIN- -::an Church. She will be . lar meeting dates of the Cot- holiday n reg- MAN gi Library - B. and P. W. Club have been INK REDOY . ng to the Hryson (lub to Meet is to be the set for the first and third Thursdays chemi-tr:. lab; PEGGY HANi 0< K Don : • . Miss Nov. 9 at Colonial of each month, the first to be a busi- and DARREI.I. PALMER talking on John Brigham. ■ cond a luncheon. the Library ■ as in- The club will help the T. C. O. | We're wondei gl What happened Chamber of Commerce on the Ranch to the JEAN W \K1' JOE R ting, at Week plans. Their next meeting will week-end. Dance affair of 'I be a business meeting, Nov. 6. Natural Science (lub MARGIE RIBB! I - ters in one day from a certain Ag- . i Initiates Sine Home Ec Red (rots gie. What kind of record wi Waco : I . call that* Come on out I g, bingo and - - To Aid Defense "Loca! boy makes gnod." Yes, ■ on? helped scare the evil spir- ture at the N nee Club pic- "The Home Economics Club ■ DAVID PHILLIPS t tbt 1 . at at the Burgess But Red Cn Bg to help in the na. pear in the Little Theater production can afford to cut I camp on Eagle Mountain Las. tional defense program." said Pres- entitled "The Male Animal" next membe- Judy Dick- ident I. H -■ at the Home Eco- Tuesday night. Timothy (lub to Hold son. Jean D< k, Bob - nomics Club meeting last Friday. NELROSS HIESTER ,-,- I PAUL- UNDERGRAD has the Maiericks to Sponsor Wiener Roust The group ntei - ' " other Friday INE HABERER are "oh so anxious" Price. Doroth; i !■:• b W ■ ■> ■ at 11a. m. in the Home Ec Lab. The to attend the Baylor game tomorrow. Bowling Party I will be held 1 thl and Dai: Wray. next meeting will be Nov. 7. Why' Well, • from A. Timothy Club Wednesday in Forest Style "Points" "A bowling party will be hi & M. will he there. you want! Park. Song! and garnet are to be in- " ■ cluded in the BOC Melionsts Will Take Business School to Take DIANA CLOUGHLEY'8 boy friend day evening at tr E 1 ill lead the devo- Moonlight Stroll Civil Service Applications says M;.. Mary Evelyn Jordai See them at.. .-it the club | at 7:15 ident. . nt in Brite Chapel. A moonlit stroll to Forest Park, a "Seniors desiring to take Civil Ser- ■ UlRSHaER •>ers of the club list ■ ill be done by I wiener vice examination must file applica- T. C. U.-Fordham . F. m • ! Paul Ken! ■ devotional Meliorist tion in the School of Business by the ho.: • Club after Evi . mday evening, Monday." lays Prof. Beverly Bowman Xco* ^\z*ii C\iuA**d ■ rmitting. and Prof. CletUJ I.ittlefield. The posi- \esin to Discuss I'm ' Girls' Violin Trio Formed, The "full i: I junior analyst, junior At (lub Meeting To Appear At Local Programs ing planni Hugh Baker, presi- economist and an administrative tech- dent, and the program and social com- nician. Larry Nesin's report on thi Violin Trio, i mittees. A md the who are interested in part- ADSIINNI AMIS Edwin Arlingt Georgia camp-fire will be j Lead- time work before Christmas should UW 0' >tog«, MfSS* and raOfa! many Irolnmg camp. In tW c6 ai program at the next n ■ '.•an, was or- ers Mary I leave ' 'tion in the office Choirmcn of tKt fnltflotnmtnl Com- Club. TV' «ill be recentl; H D • Pernber- nedy. ■ School of Business. mint, of thi Horn, tiojon. A canon 0' ChMterfiilS. ,, 0 mijhty .|,„, held at 7:30 p. m. in Bute ■ i Jift for thi mm in comp. which started rehearsals Club Room. 2200 FOREST 1 ill represent the school PARK BLVD. Two Will Represent TCU at luncheons, club programs and other p ii under the PHONE 4-3205 At State Music Convention I Prof. Claude Sammis. IS Other Stores beth Baldwin a: in Fort Worth i.erry Sharp, officers of the Ri Porking Lot of Stadium

■' Becomes Airport for Day sent T. C. U. at tr. of the Texa The parking lot of T. C. l\ Stadium Clubs Nov. 17 in - i. The an airport for a day when . Quartet will give a cor ■ s little yellow- '-.' Firs- Baptist I fill -day. How to Win Friends convention. Prof. Henry brought the plane here The Ri indents in one easy lesson ■ itodents will tear ■ I and thei :', ill the Basketball Treat yourself and others to vention. wholesome, delicious Wrigley's I 'Mill III VI l< RE \\.\.\ (.(Mil) 1'I.UI I I M II MEAL Tit hi I- Spearmint Gum. Swell to chew. 35c $5.50 for $5.00 Helps keep breath sweet, teeth COLONIAL CAFETERIA l\IU RSI1 1 IH(I\ I bright. The Flavor Lasts.

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