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Toreador 1958 12 11 Four Freshmen Will Present Concert Tonight The rise of the Four Freshmen, quartet literally ''sang for their succession of fast moving single trumpet player and Albers plays Tickets will be on sale in the who will stage a concert in the suppers" to stay in school. releases and top selling albums. trumpet and mello-phone. Union lobby today for 50 cents Ross Barbour handles all the Lubbock Municipal Alclitorium at Various appearances around the THREE MEMBERS OF the for students with I.D. cards, facul- introductions and Don Barbour ty and staff. 8 tonight. has been quick and speedway city convinced them original four still remain, Bob and Albers are featured solo-wise. TICKETS are also being sold to phenomenal. that they hid something different Flanigan, Don and Ross Barbour. THE PROGRAM will last about Lubbockites, Reese Air Force As a vocal group they began as and g- of in musical entertain- The newest member of the group, an hour and a half and will con- Base personnel and high school m Ken Alberts replaced Ken Errair sist of such tunes as "Somebody students for $1.50. Remaining Loves Me," "Holiday," "Easy tickets will sell from the box of- REFLaING 1(1 change .1) it with the Freshmen in April, 1956 The Four Freshmen Concert Each member of the quartet is Street," "Mr. B's Blues," "Some- fice at the Auditorium. will be in the Lubbock Munici- unusual style, the struggling an accomplished instrumentalist. times I'm Happy," "Malaya." Students must present their I.D. pal Auditorium and not In the auditioned before -Stan Kenton Besides simply vocalizing, they "Graduation Day," "Poinciana." cards at the door with tickets. Coliserun as printed on tickets. play their own accompaniment, "Julie Is Her Name" and other Girls will be given special per- Doors will open at 7:15 and who give them a push toward stardom and a Capitol Recording with solo and ensemble instru- selections. mission if the show continues there are no reserved seats. Contract. mental performances. Larke Harrington, Tech Union after 10 p.m. Since 1555, and their highly suc- FLANIGAN plays trombone and program director, announced that The concert is sponsored by the freshmen in an Indianapolis con- cessful single of "Day by Day," bass, Don Barbour plays guitar. 50 per cent of the tickets alloted Special Events Committee of the servatory. For several months the the Four Freshmen have had a Ross Barbour is drummer and students have already been sold. Union. Game Radioactive ...... .... OW THE TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE Pottery Attendance ‘1011C1C011,016011if Page 4 ig? Page 5 Vol. 34 Lubbock, Texas, Thursday, December II, 1958 No. 34 Tallman's `Little International' Tapping Is Boasts 74 Entries Seventy-four students are ex- Contestants will show hogs, pected to show animals in the sheep, dairy cattle, beef cattle and Top Talent Eleventh Annual Little Interna- horses. The winner in each event tional show Saturday afternoon will receive a $10 gift certificate Joyce Tallman, modern jazz tap at 12:30 in the Livestock Pavil- and the grand champion will be lion. awarded a leather hand-tooled dancer, grabbed first place at Also featured in the Block and scrapbook. Tuesday night's vaudeville type Bridle show will be the annual Five ribbons will be awarded in Talent Show. She will represent Milkmaid contest and a ham auc- each event. Tech at the Texas A&M Intercol- tion. Superintendents for the various legiate tryouts. Students who entered drew for divisions are Billy Weatherby, the college-owned animals that Second place in the Tech Talent swine; Louis Heinze, sheep; they will show. Contestants will Charles Cobb, dairy cattle; John Show went to Ann Corrigan as a be judged on fitting and showing nightclub singer. An Indian hoop- Schlittler, beef cattle and Don Hol- only. Ian, horses. dance by Tafford Blessing cap- Fifty hams will be auctioned of tured third place. to, the highest bidder at a sale Dudley Arnett and Payton Scott If Miss Tallman passes the au- starting at 5:30 p.m. The grand serve as over-all chairmen. Jim dition, she will appear with col- champion of the show will also Knowlton is head of the ham-sale lege performers from a four-state be announced at this time. committee. area in the Seventh Annual Inter- collegiate Talent Show sponsored by A&M on March 14. Colleges and universities to au- Major Thomas Speaks dition acts include Baylor, Uni- versity of Houston, Rice, South- . western Louisiana State, Louisi- ana State, Loyola, TCU, Univer- For Xmas Morn Watch sity of Texas, TWU, Tech, Arkan- Major Ian Thomas, Capernwray sas, Oklahoma State SMU, OU, NEWTON KLUTI'S gazes into space os he weighs these hams and gram committee chairman, made Youth Center director, Comforth, all arrangements for the service. Sam Houston State, Kilgore and imagines them on a dinner table. The hams, weighing approxi- England,. will speak at the an- Publicity was handled by Jim A&M. mately 14-17 pounds, are among 50 which will be auctioned Satur- nual Christmas Morning Watch Dinsmore, publicity committee Twelve acts will be selected day afternoon at 5:30 in connection with Little International. Klutts services in the Tech Union Ball- chairman. President of SRC is from the seventeen entries to ap- is a senior agriculture major from Richardson. room Friday at 7:30 am. Dan Howard. pear at the Texas A&M coliseum. Christmas Morning Watch is Special attractions of this year's sponsored by the Student Religious show will be the Kilgore College Council. GRAD TALKS Rangerettes, who open and close the event with specialty acts. West Hall Closes Major Thomas has done a great TO ENGINEERS Two years ago, the Flying Mata- deal of work in the re-education In- dors from Tech took first place of German youths after Wold War AIEE-IRE, the American at the Intercollegiate Show. H. stitute of Electrical Engineers During Spring Term Tom Jenkins, BSU president, and Institute of Radio En- will preside at the service. James gineers, will meet Monday night by ROLAND LINDSEY that the move was an attempt G. Allen, dean of student life, will at 7:30 In the Roe. Hall. give the invocation, followed by Roy L. James, a Tech gra- Departments West Hall, one of Texas Tech's to fill the new dorms, Penning- Prof. A. W. Young giving the duate and Lubbock power en- oldest dormitories, will be closed ton gave a definite negative gineer will be the guest speak- the spring semester. benediction. Re-Accredited answer. Charles. Sanders will lead, the er. He will speak on "Enener- Dorm residents were informed Page 5, WEST ... singing. Sandra Standefer, pro- lng With A Public Utility." Five departments in Texas of the closing Tuesday night by Tech's Engineering School were a letter from William H. Hassler, reaccredited by the Engineering assistant dean of men. Dorm resi- AT BRIGADE REVIEW Council for Professional Develop dents may move to their choice'of ment with the recommendation the other men's dorms on the cam- that master's degree programs be pus. established in all departments as M. L. PENNINGTON, vice soon as possible. president and comptroller of the The Texas Commission on High- college, gave the reason for the Army Cadets Honored er Education approved establish- closing as "purely economic." He ment of master's degree work in explained that in order to justify civil and mechanical engineering. the operation of a dining hall that Army ROTC cadets designated W. Bratton Jr., Dale E. Boyett professor of military science and Advanced degrees already are of- it is necessary to have a minimum as Distinguished Military Students and James R. Barnett; Cadet Ma- tactics at Tech, will review the jors Jerrell W. Snodgrass, Doug- parading cadets and Cadet Lt fered in electrical and mechanical of 180 to 190 men in the dorm. will be honored at a Brigade Re- engineering. Last week there were only 132 las E. Fishkin, Gerald V. Mc- Col. John Carson will be troop Departments receiving reac- men living in the non-athletic sec- view at Texas Tech beginning at Williams and John F. Lott Jr., and commander. creditation were civil, electrical, tion of West. 3:15 p.m. today. Cadet Captains John H. Bates, Al- Three cadets will be presented industrial, mechanical and textile. Pennington added that there Dr. E. N. Jones will present fred D. Holder, Robert E. Card- the Scabbard and Blade Award at the review. The award is given by Petroleum engineering received were expected to be sufficient Distinguished Military Student well and Norris B. Green Jr. Men designated as DMS cadets the local chapter of the military accreditation for the first time. vacancies in the three other old badges to 12 senior cadets at the Unaccredited Is chemical en- dormitories — Bledsoe, Gordon, are offered Regular Army com- fraternity to students of each mili- gineering which now is joined with and Sneed — to house those mov- review. The public is invited to missions after graduation from tary science class who through chemistry in a single department. ing out of West. attend the ceremony which will college. Those selected must meet example and work have promoted The TCHE gave approval for the Also, Pennington explained, be held on the parade field direct- high standards of military de- the Army ROTC program. Re- separation of chemical engineer- there is plenty of room in the ly south of the President's home. portment, be in the upper half of cipients will be Cadet Capt. ing into a separate department. four 'new dorms for the present THOSE RECEIVING awards their academic school and upper Wayne Moore, Cadet 1st Sgt, This is expected to improve West residents.
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