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THE TOREADOR Volume XXIV Texas Technological College, Lubbock, Saturday, February 11, 1950 Number 34 Russel Brown Named Speaker For Spring Commencement Possible Record Spring Enrollment First All-Campus Graduating Class Shows Decrease Sing Set For April To Hear Lawyer Final figures on spring registra- An All-Campus Sing, to be es- tion show 5,398 students enrolled in By JACK SHELTON tablished as an annual event, will Tech. This number includes 1,323 Toreador Staff Writer be held at 6:30.8:30 p.m. Friday, women and 4,075 men, and shows a April 28, in the gymnasium, accord- decrease of about 450 students from ing to James G. Allen, dean of men. Russel • B. Brown, Wash- The sing will be open to all or- the last semester total of 5,844, ac ington, D. C. lawyer and ganizations except musical ones. cording to Miss Evelyn Clewell, as- general council for the In- Size of the singing group is option- sistant registrar. dependent Petroleum Asso- al. Groups representing campus or- All divisions except graduate ciation of America, is to be ganizations will compete for tro- showed a slight downward trend in the principal speaker at com- phies, said Dean Allen. enrollees. A breakdown of the total There are to be no mixed groups. mencement exercises May 22, enrollment into divisions shows arts Each must be composed either en- and sciences leading with 1,920 stu- Dr. D. M. Wiggins, president, tirely of men or entirely of women. dents, a decrease of 47 from the fall has announced. Each will be allowed six minutes in semester. Engineer ing division Brown has appeared on BORDER CONFERENCE TROPHY—Marshall Gettys, Red which to perform. comes next with a total of 1,304; Raider tackle and president of the student body, is shown Numbers may be given a cappella business administration has 749 en- many technical programs of or with piano accompaniment. Tro- above as he accepts the championship trophy in football rollees; division of agriculture en- the petroleum industry. His phies will be presented to the best for the Border conference from Dr. J. William Davis during rolled 722; and home economics has philosophy is fundamentally women's group and the best men's 314. student convocation in the Tech gym Thursday. (Photo by group. Judges will be three quali- that which Tech sponsors, Doug Fairchild.) fied off-campus musicians, accord- Graduate division rose in enroll- free enterprise and individual ing to Dean Allen. ment from 337 students in the fall initiative, President Wiggins * * * * * * * * * * * * * * semester to 389 for the spring ses- Each entering group must desig- added. nate a student director to be its sion. Building Program Explained By Wiggins official representative in all af- Registration ended Tuesday and "I am most delighted to have fairs pertaining to the sing, he said. the organization of night classes Brown accept the invitation to and extension courses ends this Organizations are to file entries deliver the commencement address week. About 5,600 students were ex- After Letters Awarded At Convocation in the contest in the office of the which expresses my own desire to dean of men. At that time, each pected to register for the spring By PAULA FIN out that Tech hopes to add another continue to bring about a close re- will be given a blank with neces- semester, as there is a trend toward lationship between industry and Toreador Staff Writer $4 000 000 to its building program in sary facts concerning the sing, smaller student bodies in the spring higher education," Doctor Wiggins Dr. D. M. Wiggins, Tech presi- approximately six years. The pres- Dean Allen Bald. semester, according to Miss Clewell, Said. dent, explained the $4,000.000 build- ent plan calls for contracts for five ing program underway at Tech at new buildings to be let at the Mar. Continues Program the student convocation Thursday 18 board meeting. Thi sincludes the morning in the gym. His address following buildings: Home Econom- Tech Students Bririging Brown to Tech as speaker continues a program Doc- followed the awarding of varsity ics, Science, Engineering, Music, Eight Techsans tor Wiggins has net forth since his letters to 36 football players and and Agricultural Engineering. arrival two years ago, that being their manager. When the wings to the Administra- Wanted In Tryouts tion building which are under con- Get Scholarships the obtaining of persons connected .Marshall Gettys, president of Stu- struction are complete. they will with large industry. The com- dent Council, welcomed new stu- For Varsity Show Eight students have been granted mencement speaker for the June dents and invited them to join In hold 1,200 students per hour. The assistance under the Texas Tech Science building will be the most Tryouts for acting parts and var- graduates for 1949 was Bates both the academic and extra-cur- scholarship fund for qualified citi- elaborate of these, Doctor Wiggins iety acts for the 1950 Texas Tech Thornton, former Tech student ricular life at the college. Gettys zens of Latin-American countries Varsity show will be held from 3 who has gained national renown Introduced Dr. Clifford B. Jones, stated. It will cost approximately and possessions of the United 81,000,000. It will be built behind p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday by his service in private industry president emeritus, and Dr. J. Wil- States, and four have received for- the Double T sign between the Li- and Thursday in the Rec Hall and in government work. Thorn- liam Davis, who presented the eign student scholarships, announc- brary and Chemistry buildings, Doc- Green Room, Jack Witte, general ton is vice-president of Hughes Double T awards. ed James G. Allen, dean of men. director of this year's show, has an- Aircraft in California. Doctor Davis also presented Get- tor Wiggins said. He explained that it would be elevated to make it nounced. Latin-American and United States tys the Border conference trophy, The summer graduates of 1949 more imposing. "All students who think they have possessions' honors went to Jose which Tech has won for the third had as their principal speaker a specialty number or would like Ruben Borunda of Mexico, Jose consecutive year. Those receiving The president also stated that the Robert J. Smith, president of Pio- to try for an acting part will be in- Carlos Braga of Brazil, Benjamin neer Air Lines and commanding awards were: John Andrews, Her- contract for the first unit of the terviewed at that time," Witte said. Cano of Mexico, Victor 0. Lolas of general of the 443rd Troop Carrier man Bailey, Bobby Broyles, Dick Student Union building will be let Margaret Clark, chairman of the Peru, Guillermo Perea of Peru, Wing, Reserve. Cavazos, Bobby Close, Bud Conley, shortly. The first unit will cost ap- Varsity show committee, said Richard Shimaura of Oahnu, T.H., Jack Davis, Bobby Garner, Gettys, proximately $500.000, and this Ceremonies were held in Jones Thursday that Ted Crager had and Wadi Atuan Farach of Hon- Walter Edrington, Tim Hatch, Er- amount will be matched at a later stadium last year. They are sched- been awarded the musical contract duras. nest Hawkins, Milborn Haydon, Ro- date, Doctor Wiggins said. Needs uled for 8 p.m. May 21 and 22, for this year's show. Crager also Foreign student awards were bert Hix, Dick Jackson, Earl Jack- of the student body will be studied baccalaureate and commencement did the music last year. He will, granted to D. M. Jalnawala of In- son, Hugh Jackson, Elbert Johnson, by both local and consulting ar- respectively. Speaker for the bac- with the aid of student writers, ar- dia, I. M. Kayal of Syria, Jalil Parse Bill Lyman. Walter Maloney, J. B. chitects in New York city. calaureate sermon has not yet range and orchestrate this year's of Iran, and Anne Selman of Leba- Mahler, Douglas McSwane, Aubrey been announced. Utility Survey musical score. non. Phillips, Dick Pirtle, JerreII Price, The estimated number of gradu- Doctor Wiggins also remarked Miss Clark also announced that In order to be eligible for the Dan Pursel, Dural Ramsey, Milton ates this spring, is 1,250 as com- that a survey of utility problems is Billie Hutchins, senior speech stu- foreign student scholarship, an ap- Rathbone, Bill Sharpley, Bill Stall- pared with 1,204 of last spring. being made on the campus. He dent from Lubbock, would act as plicant must have previously at- ings, Calvin Steveson, Ike Stuver, The previous long-term graduat- praised the cooperation of students dance director for the show. Miss tended Texas Tech a minimum of J. W. Thompson, Luke Thompson, ing class was the largest in the in taking care of buildings and Hutchins was also dance director one semester and must have es- Bobby Williams, Donald Williams, history of Tech. grounds and asked for future co- last year. She said dance tryouts tablished a grade point average of and E. J. Hutchins, manager. operation in connection with the in- would be held at the same time as 1.5. Renewal of the application is Added Program creased traffic problem brought regular tryouts. made each year. In his talk, Dr. Wiggins pointed about by the building program. Other features of the convocation Forum Presents included introduction of Dr. George Plans For Campus Spring "Face Lifting" Wiggins To Attend Heather, new dean of business administration, and selections played Meeting In Austin by the Matador band. Announced By College Landscape Dept. Fashion Review

Dr. D. lit Wiggins, president, Is Further landscaping is planned mind in their landscaping so that in The annual fashion show pre- to leave tomorrow for Austin for for the campus during the spring sented by Fireside Forum will be the future these plants will not have held at 2 pm. tomorrow in the the meeting of the Council of Techsans Leave months, Mark Gosdin, assistant to be changed because they have Presidents of State- Supported college landscape architect, mid. aggle auditorium, said Jane Skin- grown too large or have died, the ner, Forum president. Schools, of which he is the newly- For Houston Meet yesterday. assistant said. elected president. The meeting is This style show will be the fourth The president's home is to be re- Plans are also being made for scheduled for Monday. Four members of the architec- landscaped and fences are to be Fireside Forum to be presented. top dressing all lawns with manure, Each style show is sponsored by Consideration of preliminary tural department will leave for moved back to permit enlarging of Gosdin said. First the lawns are to plans for the 1951-53 biennial ap- Houston to attend the regional the yard, Gosdin said. Older shrubs different Lubbock dress shops and be smoothed so they can be more department stores, Miss Skinner propriation for higher education, meeting of the collegiate schools are to be removed and new ones easily mown, then organic matter which will he made by the 52nd of architecture Friday, are to be planted, he said. said. This one is sponsored by is to be added to hold water and Hemphill-Wells. Legislature, is top business of the F. P. Kleinschrnidt, head of the Plans are being made to replant provide better growth, he added. meeting. The legislature is to con- department; prof. W. L. Brad- In front of the Ad building and to Mrs. Vera Maxey, head of the In planting and landscaping in vene January, 1951 with the gen- shaw; associate prof. Robert I. set out trees and shrubbery around ready-to-wear department of front of buildings, an effort is being eral purpose of coordinating ac- Lockard; and Richard K. Tracy, the museum and Library. Some (Hemphill-Wells,is director and made to make the buildings look tivities of various state-supported Instructor, will be In Houston Fri- planting is to be done around the announcer for the show. Tech stu- attractive, yet at the same time cut hist] Lutions. - day and Saturday for a series of east end of the Library and Chemis- dents will model the newest spring down on maintenance as much as fashions, from Hemphill-Wells. Doctor Wiggins was elected seminars. The theme of these dis- try buildings, Gosdin said. It is possible, the architect said. president of the council Jan. 17 cussions is to be Modular Coord- planned to rearrange and plant near They are Billye Harvey, a member to succeed L. H. Hubbard, presi- ination" or building by means of all the dorms, be added. Planting will not begin until old of Forum, and Patti Jo Musson, dent of Texas State College for units, making everything to the The landscape architects are try- plants can be removed in some Dotsie Stephenson, Mary Anne Women, who resigned. same scale and size. ing to keep a permanent plan in areas and until young plants arrive. Kelley. and Delight Hardin.

Saturday, February 11, 1950 Fidge 2 THE TOREADOR sa+urday. Fe Jewelry Exhibits THE TOREADOR Being Displayed 1rt e. TORE.kaOliit. s,a5or., -Lao, of Texas Technological col- lUge, Is published every Wednesday and Saturday on the Campus of An exhibit of. modern Jewelry is Taxa., Technological college at Lubbock by the associated students of being held in the entrance hall of Ore college. the Home Economics building. This original jewelry was designed by Ireaterwi as second class matter. October 31. 1925. at the postoffice in Helen F. Newhard and Evelyn Mc- Lubbock, Texas. under an Act of March 3. 1879. Kinley who have their own shop in Milwaukee, Wis. Women's Editorial Offices The exhibit consists of silver and Press Building. Rooms 103. 105 enamel on copper jewelry. The 90 To Becon Telephones: College switchboard; Night editor. 8596 pieces include earrings, pins, rings, necklaces and ashtrays. some of which are for sale at prices rang- (ACP) rrirvc.s Associated College Press ing from 12.50 to $35. One ring and pendant set is made of rough stone with mounting-s of bent and twisted Member Represer.tad for Nat'l Adv. by silver wire. National Advertising Service The department of applied arts -ASSOCIATED Incorporated is sponsoring this exhibit which is COLLEGIATE PRESS ill Madison Ave. open to the public, stated Martye Poindexter. head of the applied arts department. The articles will be on Lou tt _TERRY HALL r EDITOR. display until about Feb. 25. CFO Isc: RUSUNESS MANAGER DEAN ALLAM We've walked the length of College Avenue already. Fold R.' Cam Gecrxe Guess we'll have to give up and pay a dime for a cup Art Classes Plan DAm Isales F. Smith Associate Editor of coffee. Wingl, Merit SAn. Anderson . Sports Editor Historical Exhibits Curds Society Editor Charles E Wendt Photography Editor For Tech Museum REPOS:1. 1,d STAFF: ID, n Anileraan. Charint,e Slaekbund Gene Howdy Oridne -er. Ideyee Sett, .art: Paula Cu. Site Homes. lean Mae Cenda Joy Sies , n e ten Slam Vestal. ST,Lx ma Sett; Individual exhibits and layout of w07Cy Sned. Tondnle n a SySn. Carrell Sanders. and John Lee. he east gallery on first floor of Set For 1 THINKING ALLOWED the Museum are being planned by tour commercial art classes. In Recrei Pvuy II .I1 Theme of this room is to be historical culture of West Texas and the Eastern New Mexico areas, Dr. W. by Senior Class Gill Should Be l C. Holden, director of the Museum, Nest week the cogs and w heels T•treador to the effect that all said. Exhibits will cover the area's rootosP°1:1:70'4 . of the varsity show will really be- students would be admitted to each history. from pre-historic days to gin to spin. The script has been Artist Course performance is of modern times. The Rowdy da Of Nature To Aid Tech One of the main features of the noel affair which For a great many years now. almost as long as Texas Tech chosen now and casting and tryouts Importance to Tech students in will begin Tuesday. Already the more ways than one. First. every- room will be a large relief map ginning of each of acga has had a graduating class, it has been a tradition for the seniors general director has been selected one of us wilt now be able to see of the Lubbock area. This map, purpose to leave the college some sort of a gift to remember it by. and the varsity show committee is the artists who perform here re- which is tentatively planned as dents. Garland `i This custom is not exclusive at Tech. Major colleges and to be commended for the very ex- gardless of what the number reads measuring six to ten feet in dia- of Tech Char° on our activity tickets. Then too. meter. will show the old Spanish universities all over the country have been doing it for years. cellent choice it made. Jack Witte is remembered by most students for it will tend to draw more -students and pioneer trails leading into Lab- An admission l It's about time we took our cue from others and began leaving the excellent acting job he did as to each number therefore, possi- bock, as well as the topography of stag or date, wil i senior gifts which really mean something to_ someone besides the director in the speech depart- bly creating a better program for the immediately surrounding coun- door tonight. N Tech. Ment's production "Joan of Lor- the audience. Most talented artists try. will be assisted; man of the dance In the past. when Tech was still growing, many useful and aine" last year. The role Witte perform better if there is a large Classes working on the floor plan played was made famous by Sam and receptive audience in front I. beautiful gifts were donated_ The Double T bench. the Double are supervised by R. Lockard, Wannamaker on Broadway and of of them. associate professor of architecture. conuPtai'taininged th'ttne at T itself, street lights (which we might add are seldom used) course the stars an actress • • • while those designing the exhibits house town a to whose we dare not mention. d:oh curDirirpen. thG:Torgeelop;u sidewalks and many other items have been presented to the name The Artist Course this spring are under the supervision of Roder- Alma Mater by those who go out from her classrooms. • • • seems to be one of the better ones ick Parkinson. instructor in archi- which has been lined up in recent tecture. In other schools. however. students have left money for Bark to the serious side Witte business admini such useful things as atom smashers. ultra modern x-ray units has all the requirements of a good years. Leading the parade of art- Haskell Taylor, ists who will appear is the noted and. in general, objects which can be used in research. in the showman. He is aggressive and is Chamber of Can tenor, Jan Peerce, whose name is Honorary Aggie Club classrooms both in medicine and science. willing to work. And above all he likes the stage. We had a short con- well known in music circles. Igor Elects Spring Officers This type gift would not only aid the school but it would Gore baritone, and Isaac Stern. versation with the new director re- Officers for the spring semester Perea Is Cho also be of some use to mankind. Who knows, with the proper cently and were very much impress- violinist, are well known to Lub- bock audiences and both have prov- were elected at the semi-monthly equipment some professor or student here could stumble on to ed. His ideas and schemes for this meeting of the Honorary Agricul- In Cosmopoli year's production -should make it ed popular in the past. Rounding a discovery which could revolutionize medicine. It would make ture club Tuesday night. Guillermo Pe one of the biggest and best yet. If out the spring program will be a nice gift, and it's something to think about. Would you rather They are: Edwin Sargent, presi- veering student those plans are carried out there Vronsky and Babin, a wife and dent: Clifford McDonald, vice-presi- been elected pr donate something of use to humanity or something of material seems to be little doubt that the husband duo-pianist team. With all students admitted upon presenta- dent; Charles Beedy, secretary: pagan club. value. which would probably be given to the college anyway in 1950 varsity show can be a solid tion of their activity tickets the Eli Baker, treasurer: and Andy Other officers hit. the long run? Behrends. reporter. day evening se • . • spring Artist Course should draw well and be enjoyed by all. Neter agrIcultu Since we have been going to Tech • • • Africa, vice r varsity shows (the first one which Ono of the hard working? sport, Bonilla, junior Nee remember was "Law West of • Campus Whirl student from SF College Avenue") it has never a little item to our attention re- WI: Carlos Bra; Guidance Center Used ceased to he a source of astonish- Saturday, Feb. 11 and sciences stn cently which appeared in the pages ment and admiration of the quality of a daily newspaper under the Las Ciraparritas presentation treasurer; Genii of this school's variety reviews, heading of "Today's Chuckle." We dance-812 p.m., Lubbock hotel. neering freshman This may sound as if we are patting got our chuckle and so we will Tech Chamber of Commerce . Tone, reporter. To Determine Correct Major Tech on the back and taking a few pass it on to you dear readers. Howdy dance-8:30-11:30 p.m., Victor !Alas s: It hurts us to see them—those freshmen who come to uncalled for bows but on the level, It seems there are six ways for Green room, Recreation hall. and obligatioss. this college has something almost Sunday, Feb. 12 college, say "eenie, meenie. miney. mo " among the departments being popular in college. They are: students as amt unique In the spirit and method In 1. Own a car. 2. Be a good con- Fireside Forum fashion show-2 Will p.m., agg,ie auditorium. and choose one just to have a major subject. which varsity shows are presented. versationalist. 3. Own a car. 4. Peres welcome But a worse sight is the sophomore or junior who changes The idea of the review is by no Own a car. 5. Present a good per- Monday. Feb. 13 foreign students his major every semester or two, still trying to find one he likes. means a new one. Colleges and uni- sonal appearance. 6. Own a car. AWS-5 p.m., Ad-300. Colombia and Arnold Society of Air Cadets-7.30 versifies have them all over the iaa- Note: If car is red convertible. Of the Philippine And cruelest of all is the distraught senior trying to make ends p.m., X-9B. ' tion, but due to the hard work and rules two and five may be din- hers of the (rear meet in a degree plan full of lost hours in other majors—and still patience of the students involved regarded! Baptist Student union-8 pot. unhappy with the one he plans to graduate in. within a few short years the var- • • • Baptist Student center. High schools have seen this, too, and a vocational guidance sity show at Texas Tech has risen Seems like Tech coaches are all Kappa Alpha Mu-5 p.m., J-211. to the standards of the shows at out beating the bushes for new International Relations club---7 movement is beginning to filter into them. Students are given pan., Ad-302. other schools which have been es- talent this time of year. It's nice aptitude tests and consultations are arranged to find out which tablished in the distant past. to note that all their efforts are Newman club-7:30 p.m., Blakeslee field they are best suited for. They begin in high school to get • o • not in vain. Among the new faces hall. Student Council meeting-7:15 y. a student on the right vocational route. This method will eventu- on the campus who should prose Last year the show was a smash m., Ad-210. ally be a boon to colleges and college students but the high success under the directorship of valuable aid to the Raider football team is Neil Chaistain of Tech Geology club-7:30 p.m., szhool vocational guidance is not yet widespread enough to be Bill Parsley for is it Sarsley) and C-101. Spur who played a lot of foot- of too much help. this season should prove to be just Tuesday, Feb. 14 as big a hit or bigger than last ball for the University of Texas Here on the campus we have a guidance center which Shorthorns last fall. Several other Alpha Lambda Delta-5 p.m., v, spring's show. And remember these new names to he added to the HE-102. should be used by the "lost" student to solve his own problems. directors and actors and stage • Cana y Espada-7:15 p.m., Ad-202. Raider roster in the future are The guidance center wants to help in every way possible but it hands and everyone who whips up Delta Sigma Pi-7:30 p.m.. Ad-320. being contacted by coaches now. is confronted with the same problem which prevents many stu- the show, and we do mean whips, Home Economics club-7:15 p.m., B. B. Dobsc only have a scant three months to dents from taking advantage of it—not enough ready cash. Annex G. bring the production to perfection. Kappa Kappa Psi-7:30 p.m., appropriat Until the high school vocational guidance set-up becomes In other schools the script for the Members of Sigma Delta Pi and X-7. e widespread or the college guidance center has enough money following year's show is often Caps Y Espada will be guests in Lens and Shutter-7 p.m., Ad-206A to give free tests students must learn to help themselves. turned and work is begun as far the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Major-Minor club-7 p.m.. Ad-210 rigid canto! The best solution we can find is for the non-major freshmen as a whole year in advance. Qualia from 4 to 6 tomorrow. Doc- WIOC-5 p.m. , Ad-206A. for Qualia is head of the foreign and those dissatisfied with their present major to go to the Tech WRA tennis-5 p.m., tennis Dobson's ca story in the last issue of The language department. courts. guidance center. The interest tests they prescribe will probab: cost about 0.7.00. unless of course you are a veteran student. That may seem like - Dr. Doyle D. Jackson, profess°, a large amount but weigh it again ' DR. A. H. ROGERS, Dentist of education and psychologa,r wit the $4.000 (approximately) which it takes to get a college ed..- Hours: 9 to 5 Daily be the principal speaker at a gee cation and it begins to make sense. A $4.000 education oral, program at Roosevelt Con B. B the 9 to 12 Saturda y turns out to be in the wrong field is not worth a dime—not in solidated High school Monday. 2318 Broadway Phone 21532 2505 ' -1T may -eluding the misery it took to get. But a ?9A. 19th SI worth a million in later years.... D. A. Toreador ads get results Saturday, February I I, 1950 THE TOREADOR Pe-e 3 is Las Chaps To Hold Valentine Dance Open Foil, Saber Fencing Tourney Presentation Of Members And Pledges Scheduled Today 1.as Chaparritas will hold Brentie Sue Thompson, Johnny Tech's fencing team gets its f irst flit.1.1-4i61"1 tuenty-third annual Valentine pre- Stuart; Sue Lawson, Buddy Boles; crack at tournament play at 2 p.m. sentation dance from 8 to 12 to- Jacque Spurlock, Bennett Hefte; this afternoon when fencers from night at the Lubbock hotel. The Dorthea Forsythe, Joe Thomas; over Texas meet at the gym for traditional sweetheart theme is to Betty Bratton, Kenneth Barr; June open foil and saber competition. be carried out In the decorations ttr pd Women's Social Clubs Invite 36 Women Reno, Jack Boverie; Mary Alice Although this is the first tourna- with Bill Velvin singing "Sweet- Y Mitchell, Bill Velvin: Mary Roe, ment of its type in Texas this year, hearts on Parade." Music will be giro. net Walter Hohgood; Betty Wright, many contestants are expected. furnished by Burl Hubbard's or- To Become Spring Semester Pledges Madison Newton. Fencers from Tar/eton State col- tar chestra. lege, Arlington State college, Tex. \\- omen's social clubs have invited Special guests are to be Mr. and nnq Bill Parsley, master of ceremon- A.&M. and YMCA's in Dallas, Fort 36 women to become spring pledges. Pledging Las Vivarachas are Mrs. Doug Moore and Mr. and Mrs. art ies, will introduce the following Worth and Waco, will probably Las Chaparritas leads the list Jeannine Bellew, Elizabeth Coca- Rea Nesmith. members to be presented and their compete. George Philbrick, director nil nivel with 12 pledges. They are Marjorie nougher, Jo Alice Goss, Gloria escorts: Fern Duncan. Jim Jame- of intramural sports, said. Sue Baker, Tulle Bates. Juanita Griggs, Ann Nix, Hattie Mae Ohlen- son; Pat Rankin, Homer Jennings; A 12-inch trophy is to be present.. iFtrd Davis. Nancy Ann Furrh, Joyce Ge- busch, Billye Pharr, Donna Pyka Wanda Sims, Sonny Stanford. ed to the winner of the open foil • hc.b meets, Stella Ruth Hefts. Betty and Marion Thomas. Wranglers Elect Pledges who will he presented and contest. Medals are to be given to Jean Meriwether, Carolyn Schaef- Those pledging Ko Shari are 'IPtti their escorts are: Mary Baker, the second and third place winner,. [HI:siert, fer, Glenna Shinn, Doris Turner, Frances Arledge, Jo Ann Batson, Neal Glazner To Charles May; Billie Lou Betts, Fred in this event and to the first three litb a Barbara Ann Walker and Bertie Della Beth Cooper, Jeannette Eve- Schultz; Susan Calnon, Jeff Puck- victors in the junior saber match. Lou Wilson. lyn Finley and Claudyne Young. Club Presidency ett; Mildred Cate, Tommie Daniel; Tech will be represented in the DFD received as pledges Patty Initiations will be held by the Frances Cox, presented by Donald two events by Don Winn, Thomas Blanton, Susan Cooke, Sherrill women's social clubs in the near Neal Glazner. engineering senior Cox and escorted by DeWitt Har- Hall, Durward Whitsitt, James Bel- Floyd. Rose Lane, Elizabeth Mc- future, Alice His, president of Wo- from Vernon, was re-elected presi- vey; Jerry Freeman, Roy Grimes; see Kenneth Fry, Jerry Powell, Ro- Ian Cain, Georgie Gaye Porter, Marilou men's Inter-Club Council, said dent of Wranglers, men's social Lee Grebe, Lee Carter; Margaret bert Guinn, Robert Davis, Clyde Williams, Diane Wimberly, Peggy Thursday. club, at a regular meeting Wednes- Israel. Bill Miller; Loraine McCloud, McLane, Don Hunsaker, Jack Car- Wright, Merle Wright. day night. nell, Dean Legget, John McAleer, presented by Austin McCloud and Others elected were Lee Carter, escorted by Jimmy Sharp; Pat Bill Spinks, Mark Smith and Travis turn Montgomery, Ronald Bennett; Lu- business administration junior from Smith. Howdy Dance Is Tech Students cille Seybold. Pierce Allmon. Hamlin, vice president; John Mas- Other members and pledges at- er, arts and sciences junior from Set For Tonight tending will be Jimmie Lee Cotton, Lubbock, recording secretary; Dub To Be In Opera Hal Barron; Shirley Fields, David Riley, engineering senior from Fort Casa Linda Holds Bradshaw; Guide Miller, Keith Worth. corresponding secretary; In Recreation Hall The Lubbock Music Club will pre- Harold Brockette, business admin- Valentine Dance sent its version of Gilbert and Sul- Schier; Bet ty Wolcott, Leslie istration junior from Lubbock. Eeviiient: of Linda ,k Ili roll The traditional Howdy dance,' livan's "The Mikado" at 8:15 p.m. Nance; Annabelle Flanagan, Roy treasurer; Douglas Boren, arts and a semi - formal Valentine party sponsored by the Tech Chamber of Feb. 21 and 22 in the Lubbock High Loekley; Cecile Butler, Tommy sciences junior from Sudan, pledge dance tonight, says Deane Richard- Commerce, will be held from 8:30 school auditorium. Cooper; Dotsie Stephenson; Austin trainer; Mart Farrow, arts and sci- son, social director for the house. to 11:30 p.m. tonight in the Green The famous light opera is featur- Criesman; Jean Woodrum, Morris ences junior from Hamlin, rush cap- There will be dancing and game. 4 ■ 0111. mg several Tech students and fac- Nunnely; De Lois Utterback, Bill tain; Bill Solley, engineering senior Chaperons will be Miss Virginia The Howdy dance is a semi-an- ulty members in the cast. Included Lyman; Johneen Bice, Richard Ber- from Penwell, historian-reporter; Keehan and Prof. Gene Hemmle. nual affair which is held at the be- n the cast are Wilson Ward, David tY; Barbara McGee, Chris Daugh- Bab McKelvy, business administra- Two new residents of Casa Linda, inning of each semester for the Morton, Charles Gailbreath and Dr. levy; Pat Allgood. Lee Crouch; Jane tion sophomore from Lubbock, ser- Olga Teague, O'Brian senior, and purpose of acquainting new stu- Lee HetIrett in the leading male Skinner. Ronald Rushing; geant-at-arms. Ileta Joyce Wilson, New Mexico dents, Garland Nix, new president roles and Miss Marron Canterberry, Plans for the annual George freshman. have filled vacancies left of Tech Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. Carlton King, Mr. G. Davis McPherson, Powell To Wed Washington dance to be held Fri- by the graduation of two former and Miss Norma White in the fe- day night at the Lubbock hotel, residents. Dorothy Harbin, Lubbock, An admission fee of one dollar, male roles. In St. John's Church Tuesday were discussed. and Dorothy Pustejovsky. Abbott. stag or date, will be charged at the The production will be directed door tonight, Nix announced. He A double ring ceremony will unite by Richard G. Richard. Tickets Barbara McPherson, daughter of will be assisted by Bill Luke, chair- will goon sale next week. Students Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McPherson of man of the dance committee. Luke will be admitted for 60 cents while Lubbock, nd Ted Powell of Dumas explained that an admittance card the adult tickets are $1.80 and $1.20. MEN GET ElE1D V AND F0.111.4 ilk containing the student's name and at 6:30 P.m. Tuesday in St. John's home town is to be issued at the Methodist church. 1 door with the purchase of a ticket. Mrs. Ronald Sheely will be ma- Chaperons for the dance are to tron of honor, and Delbert Lewis will act as best man. Bridesmaids Arrow Shirts anti Ties lie Dr. George Heather. dean of Circle business administration, and Prof. will be Ludonna Berry, Wanda B. Haskell Taylor, sponsor of Tech Smith, Jennie Coreorrrui and Betts chamber of Commerce. Dalton. Ushers are to be Jerry Chatter Powell, Jimmy Crabb, George Grif- fin and. H. A. Tuck. Perea Is Chosen President A reception in the home of the hold election of clingg otifeers at bride's parents, 3009 Twenty-fourth In Cosmopolitan Elections 2 p.m. tomorrow in the office of street, will follow. Assisting in the James G. Allen, dean of men. Plans house party will be Mmes. G. G. Guillermo Perea,senior engi- for men's rush week will also be Aycock, Bill Aycock, N. H. Wood, neering student from Peru. has discussed. L. M. Harris, Harvey Dunn, Har- been elected president of Cosmo- a * land Cook, John Leslie, T A. Sides politan club. and Miss Darlyne Wood. Other officers elected Wednes- Norma Hudman and James Bag- day evening were Tom Cleveland, well, former Tech students, were Junior agricultural student from married yesterday evening in Post. Africa, vice president; Marcia Norma was a member of Las Bonilla, junior arts and sciences Chaparritas, and James was a student from San Antonio, secre- Centaur member. tary; Carlos Braga, sophomore arts * * * and sciences student from Brazil, Gillian McEntyre, sophomore from treasurer; Georges Bouche, engi- Colorado City, is a new transfer neering freshman from the Canal student from TSCW. She is heir,: Zone, reporter. in Women's Dorm IV. Victor Lolas spoke on the duties • * • and obligations of Tech foreign Alice Walther, former Tech stu- students as ambassadors of good dent from Dallas, is visiting friend, will. on the campus this weekend. Alice Perea welcomed two new Tech was a member of Las Chaparritas. foreign students, Carlos Robles of * * * Colombia and Roberto Gonzalez Elizabeth Benson. former Tech of the Philippine islands, as mem- student, is attending art school 1.1 bers of the organization. Kansas City, shirts 83.65 up ties $1.50 tip Here's Henry Fonda, star of "Mr. Roberts," one of many well known loci) who prefer Arrow shirts. Men like the good looking, comfortable Something New For collars (Hank is wearing the widespread PAR), the trim .Mitoga fit and the fine, long wearing fabrics in every Arrow shirt. Wei-dime -20a ARROWSHIRTS & TIES B. B. Dobson's "really good" homemade chocolates UNDERWEAR • HANDKERCHIEFS • SPORTS SHIRTS appropriately wrapped and mailed for you in our VALENTINE rigid cartons. 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Six Games Set For Monday, Tuesday is thabout 10 ,... het Close of the intramural basket- Hotrods at 8 p.m , and the Dairy 86.'d 7rtbi ball race will be a step nearer after club will try to get into the win P:..g.Y :, 8,,,:ls.: three games are played Monday column when it plays ASCE at 9 night. P.m. s— • b., a i,k,j bY Tech gym wit be the scene of the Drape Beats Poslokes in trio of encounters, as the Dusters A Monday night game in Dorm tcoo817,, 1 meet the Quintessence Quintet at League I saw the Drone hall team ,tore I ease 7:15 p.m., the Alleycats battle the by the Poslokes in a dull, unin- ti'',s. el WO GDI's at 8:15 p.m., and the Jolly teresting skirmish by a score of odes .— Jiggabooft try the Wesley Wildcats 14-10. Ralph Hawkins and Bill a big', A rd at 9 p.m. Mims led the Drone team with 3 Three game are to be played points each. High count man for Tuesday night. The Dusters meet the Poslokes was Orville Sumney the Anonymous Quintet at 7 p.m. with 4 points. Third West wars against the Sneed The game In Dorm League II between the Dorm III Cuspidors and the Doak Red Devils proved to be a slambang affair, with the Red Fish Five Beats Devils finally edging the Cuspidors 35-34 in overtime play. Thomasmen, 59-55 Bobby Ebell hit 13 points for the winners, followed closely in the Texas Tech freshmen turned the scoring department by Teammate trick where the Varsity basketeers David Moorhouse with 9. Lynn fell short by winning a hard-fought Leathers and Dick Johnson tied for peetthAns'iu'i's.:;tl 59-55 victory from the Thomas Tink- scoring honors for the Cuspidors tan, the Tech ers in a featured game of the Ma- with 9 points each. Outstanding in paces jor league Monday night. dg'io:, defense for the Dorm III five was Itowuab:::Tb33bletpoPsli.:rlits.'n:bwer'm'lgi:ot''''''srs.sli The win placed the freshmen and Frank Brame. the Tinkers in a tie for the lead In Athletes Wirt 0ThiRtosest h ell the league. After the Tech - Arizona State Outstanding man offensively was (Flagstaff) game Tuesday night in Virgil Johnson of Tech who dumped the gym, the Athletic dorm proceed- an rat 31 points through the Tinkers' bas- ed to outclass Deane hall 36-16. no be wat ch] ket to carry the battle to the Thom- Bobby Close, high scorer for the toys when he asmen. Jake Broyles with 17 points, Athletes with 9 points, received 2 pini: ou :al, he:: el:. CHALK UP TWO POINTS—Gene Gibson of Texas Tech sinks a crip shot during the Flag- Clayton Stallings with 14 and Wel- of his points through courtesy of Most of the staff game Tuesday night to add two points to the score. Contesting with Gibson for the don Menschew with 13 were unable Lady Luck. John Tom Baker, to stem the tide. Close's teammate, was alone by the I sloil'i te,° s'r. ::d.ro: i se g I ' ball is Vince Cisterns of Flagstaff and the other identifiable player is Sam Baroldy (26) The Tinkers led 32-28 at the end goal when Close, standing near the of the Arizona five. The Raiders won the game by a score of 87-51. (Staff Photo by John of the first half. but the freshmen free-throw circle on the opposite Lee.) proved too strong in the second end of the court, heaved the ball II IsTitcrbt srei m s) i „,cso.: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * half. downcourt toward Baker. But Ba- This a The Tinkers had taken the meas- ker never received the ball, for it phiang team: ure of the Varsity 47-44 just four dropped perfectly through the goal nights before. for 2 points. Raiders Trounce Flagstaff 87-51 1■INZMAMI■

Tech's Red Raiders may not win that they would not reach that goal, the Border conference basketball but they settled down in time to For Corsages Made title this year, but they will leave chalk up 87 points before the game Boxer, Ed Dietz neat week for their annual Invasion ended. Arizona with a new scoring rec- ESPECIALLY FOR HER ord under their belie. The Box Scorer Is Hospitalized Flagstaff (51) FG FT l'F TP The Raider quint rolled to the Agee 3 0 4 6 Ed Dietz, f reshntan from Fort highest point total ever reached in Headington 0 0 2 0 Worth, who Was injured In the Be sure the color, style, and flowers are right for a single game by a Tech basketball Baroldy 4 4 5 12 Golden Gloves bouts in Tech gym squad by defeating Arizona State TIssaw 0 0 1 0 last week. is in a Lubbock hospital her and for the occasion— College of Flagstaff 87-51 Tuesday Cieterna 8 4 3 20 recovering. night in the gym. Buck 2 2 3 6 Dietz was knocked out by Paul Almost all of the Raiders who Holland 0 0 0 0 Stein, a Clovis. N.M.. fighter, in the 809 College MAC'S FLOWERS Ph. 2-3171 eaw action got Into the scoring act, Martinez 2 1 4 5 first round of their light - weight with Gene Gibson, lanky 6-foot ■ Holliday 1 0 2 2 bout. His head hit the canvas with AVEN leli Inch center, gaining high point laur- Totals, 20 11 24 51 a thud. He found himself unable els with 20 points. Verdell Turner, Tech (87) to stay awake and entered the hos- Jiggs Jackson and Jack Alderson Turner 6 6 2 18 pital for observation Wednesday. also turned In brilliant offensive McClure 0 0 0 0 Physicians said his condition is games for the home squad with re- Alderson 6 1 3 13 not serious and that a few days of JELL,GI epective totals of 18, 15 and 13 Sharp 1 0 1 2 rest should correct a slight concus- points. DIDN'T Gibson 10 0 3 20 sion. Pinnell Starts Scoring Brown 2 3 1 7 Charles Pinnell started Tech's Pinnell 2 2 1 6 Church of Christ students will en- tally spree with a field goal In the Eddins 2 0 4 4 tertain with a Valentine party at TM0 first 15 seconds of play, Then Jack- Jackson 6 3 3 15 7:30 p.m. Friday at the church. Mar- 1301 Celle son, Gibson and Alderson each add- O'Neil 0 0 0 0 ried couples wil have a Valentine ed two points of his own. Sandlin 0 0 2 party at 7,30 p.m. Tuesday at the Tech led 48-23 at the half. After Totals 36 15 18 87 church. approximately 15 minutes had elaps- ed in the second period, it had added 20 points to Its total score while CORCORRAN'S MEN'S WEAR Arizona was garnering only 5. Polk Robison, head coach of the Presents Raider five, pulled his varsity team with eight minutes left to play be- CORKY and RANDOLPH fore the final whistle sounded. Flag- staff also throw in its reserves, and the rest of the contest WILY between the substitutes of the two school.. The Raiders, after they had pass- ed the 70-point mark, became tense in their endeavor to aggregate 80 B. B. Dol counters. For a time. It appeared 162 I -I9th Street Phones 32216 and 29375 appropi The Lutheran Student association , will hold Its first meeting from 5 rigid car to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Shepard Specializing King Lutheran church. Supper, Bi- ble study and entertainment have in ALWAYS OPEN Dobson's been scheduled. All Tech students Mexican Food • are invited. AFTER Italian Food • Chinese Food • BASKETBALL GAMES The Houston ex-students chapter held a meeting at Old Mexico Choice Steaks • Tavern, In Houston last night, said All Sea Foods • D. M. McElroy, Executive secre- SURE IT'S A WATCHDOG II IT'S 250 tary of Tech's ex-student associa- COOKING with the TRUE FLAVOR of the WEST! 5.19t'r tion. Kenneth W. Bobbins is pres- GOT TICKS, AIN'T IT? ident of the chapter. 195o Saturday, February I I, 1950 THE TOREADOR Page 5

sp44/4. Tech Movie Has Box Office Appeal;

pa,taitcanci Requested By Wandering Techsans By MARGARET DANIEL univm,ity, In New York, a dole. By SPORTS STAFF Toreador Staff Writer club in San Angelo, a junior high moving picture about stu- school in Amarillo, and the school Tuesday night in the gym, the dent — life at Tech, 'Futures Un- system at Eola. In addition to Raiders, intent upon victory, met limited,' is leading a busy life," these requests have been many the team from Arizona State of says D. M. McElroy, executive others which cannot possibly be Flagstaff. The Techsans little knew chairman of Tech's ex-student as- filled at this time, said McElroy. sociation. that in the time of an hour and a Despite all the requests, Mc- I; half, they would have compiled the After showing the film at an Elroy thinks that we have an highest score ever reached by a ex-student chapter meeting In adequate number of copies of Scarlet and black five. Amarillo, Tuesday, McElroy had "Futures Unlimited." He says, "We slay The Raiders averaged two and to rush to get the film on a has to don't keep any of the copies loaf- one-half points per minute, until, Oklahoma City to be shown at a ing, but we might if there were the pc, With about 10 minutes to go in the meeting there last night. others." III the nti, second half, they had amassed 74 In the mail Wednesday was a 'SCE at 9 points. At this stage, the Raiders request for a copy to be sent to seemed to freeze at the thought of Brownfield to be shown at a Ro- oh. going past 80. Seven minutes slowly tary club meeting. Another copy e in gon,, ticked by before Irl Brown made was mailed to Cleveland, Ohio, to ull teas good two charity offers to run the a former professor at Tech, H. R. score to 81-47. That's all it took to Missley, who plans to show it to BREAKFASTS!! 9 a group of former Techsans and men d break the ice. In the remaining end Ill minutes, the score soared to an 87- other persons from Texas. Missley Have you fried the deli- am with 3 61 high. A good night's work. will ship it to Washington, D. C. • • • where former student, Bill Jack- cious breakfasts served by Be man lot son, will show it to a Tech chapter sos While we're on the subject of the Tech Drug? basketball, let's take a good look of ex-students located there, Parents To View Movie sgue g b at the intramural situation. Peculi- "Now," said McElroy,"since Nothing will put you in %Mori 4bd ar happenings, closely-fought con- there are only three copies of the roved to be tests. scoring sprees, razzle dazzle shape to meet those early film, I'm trying to figure out how b the Ron and lots of laughs are on hand to morning classes like a please the small faithful group of to mail a copy to Fort Worth by C'u4Psion wives and sweethearts who attend the thirteenth to be shown to a hearty breakfast from the cage battles. meeting of Texas Tech Parents Into for the club, composed of mother's of our kitchen. ely in the The AIME team of Independent Tech students from Fort Worth." Teenage, League II has played four games, We serve breakfast menu winning one and losing two by the One of the strangest requests 9. Lynn AWARDING LETTERS—Dr. J. William Davis, chairman of for the film, according to McElroy. morning. Our delicious son tied foe difference of only one point each. all Another Independent League II the athletic council, is shown as he awards Bobby Close, came from the Medical Center for Cnegidon Federal Prisoners. He added that coffee is a "Boost" at any studios in team, the Tech Rodeo association, halfback from Shamrock, his football letter for the 1999 boasts a player who scored 29 out this was probably to be used in a time of day. II Lye enn season during Thursday's convocation. (Photo by Doug rehabilitation program in United of 35 points in defeating a team 35- States penal institutions. 34. Fairchild.) Meet All Your Friends State Showings The Rest hall Eagles, leaders of Out Of zone State There have been requests to show Dorm League II, beat a team 71-29. For Coffee And A OS night the film from the State department in No matter who the contestants prospects from Hillsboro have de- rm plowed. Social Chat. cided not to come to Tech due to in Washington, D. C., Syracute 111616 are, one can rest assured that he will be watching a good group of scholastic difficulties. They are Al- Morgan Speaks At tree for the boys when he comes out to see any ton Anthony and Pat Patterson of Oklahoma City's ex-student received 2 intramural contest. Lamesa. chapter held a meeting last night, Courtesy of Amarillo Exes Meet Most of the teams entered have announced D. M. McElroy, execu- om Baker, We must bring this column to a plenty on the ball, but larger crowds tive secretary of Tech's ex-student rug hone by the close since we are eager to join Six members of the Amarillo San- Tech D would do a great deal toward en- the mad rush for reservations to association. Ralph Glover, the 11=8215M MEM= easy near the dies football team were guests of couraging the style of play used in "Stromboli." president, presided and the picture he opposite 1101 College tbls sport. the Ex-Students association of Am- of the Hardin-Simmons-Tech game ed the ball Intramural softball starts March arillo at a meeting Wednesday, said and "Futures Unlimited," film on tr. But Bs D. 0. Wiley, director of Tech 15. This is a good time to start or- band, is in Mineral Wells this D. Li. McElroy, executive secretary student life at Tech, were shown, bolt for it ganizing teams. week attending a convention of of Tech's Ex-Student association. said McElroy. gh the god • • • the Texas Music Educators associ- Other guests included Coaches The two junior college football ation. Dell Morgan, Polk Robison, Tipp Mooney, and Red Raiders Marshall Gettys and John Andrews from Tech. Coach Morgan spoke on the athletic situation at Tech. The meeting was held at ex- Techsan Bob Dowell's Saratoga cafe, with President Windy Nick- laus presiding. In addition to Mor gap's speech, pictures of the Tech- Vol Los Angeles, Calif., No. Ill Hardin-Simmons game and "Fu- t for tures Unlimited," film on student life at Tech, were shown. Two of the Sandies, Tommy Cur- In Los Angeles, there is always a friendly tis, and Moody Alexander, are sons gathering of University of Southern California of former Tech students. Curtis's 2-3171 dad was a baseball letterman and students at Ted Owen's. And. , as in colleges Alexander's dad was an athlete also, everywhere, ice-cold Coca-Cola helps make said McElroy. these get-to-gethers something to remember. As a refreshing pause from the study grind, or on Patronize Toreador Advertisers a Saturday-night date—Coke belongs. WELL, GIRLS, I HATE TO SOUND CATTY, BUT SHE DIDN'T EVEN BUY HER WATCH FROM THOMAS JEWELRY! .dsk for it either may...both trade-marks mean the same thing. 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Page 6 THE TOREADOR Saturday, February I I, 1950 Dr. Hemmle Holds James Dawley Will Engineering Depts. Alum's Driving Skill Is Unnecessary Student Auditions To Be Accredited

Dr. Gene Hemmle, professor and Represent Tech Prof. C. C. Knipmeyer and Dean In Effort To Get Guatemalan License head of music, has been named as James Dawley, senior civil engi- John R. Roberta will be on the cam- chairman of auditions in the State neering student from Lubbock, has pus Monday and Tuesday to inspect By SUE HOLMES ed for the temporary tag and was Department of Education high Toreador Staff Writer given the old run-around by a school piano and violin competition. started the first step on the road and accredit the industrial and tex- mustached senor, who insisted that The contests, which began yester- that he tropes will lead to Los An- tile engineering departments. One Tech graduate has found he return three days later. Think- day, are being held in the studio of that getting out of school has not geles. Knipmeyer. professor of electrical ing he would give the police suf- Miss Mary Dunn, 2013 Fourteenth. exempted him from standing in engineering at Rose Polytechnic In- ficient time. Roberts waited a William Harrod, director of the Dawley has been chosen to repre- lines and leaving the United States whole week, and finally received Lubbock Symphony, is judge of vio- sent the Tech chapter of the Amer- stitute in Terre Haute, Ind., and hasn't kept him out of the tangle approval he needed for a check-up linists. James Mitts, Lubbock or- ican Society of Civil Engineers on Roberta, dean of engineering at Tu- of governmental red tape. on his car. ganist, and Guy Woods of Wayland Feb. 13 at Fort Worth. He will lane university, are members of the Jimmie Roberta, 1936 Tech grad- read a paper he has written titled Needed Filters college, are judging pianists, Doctor inspection committee for the En- uate, recently wrote his father. "Pumice Concrete" in competition The experto (garage mechanic) Hemmle said. gineering Council for Professional H. N. Roberts, a prominent Lub- with five other students who repre- checked the car's old tags, motor Winners of the local competition Development. bock engineer, of the intricacies sent the other engineering schools of obtaining a Guatemalan driver's number .etc. and checked for fil- will vie against other student win- They will inspect the curricula ners in Austin Friday, and victors in the state. license plates. ters which should be on the spark and instructional facilities of the Getting car tags took about two plugs of all cars which have radios. in state competition will have op- If he wins in the competition at industrial and textile engineering weeks and forty dollars, Roberts Roberts couldn't understand why portunities to play with the Houston Fort Worth, Dawley will be sent as departments and those of the tex- wrote. He first went to the Police the officials wanted to eliminate Symphony under the direction of a representative of the Texas stu- tile engineering, chemistry and dy- palace and secured papers to fill spark plug static in his radio, but he Efrem Kurtz. dent conference of A. S. C. E. to the ing option. out for a Transit° tag. He return- obediently bought eight filters for a national convention in Los Angeles total of $2.70. The expert° was satis- Business Teachers' Association in May. Patronize Toreador Advertisers fied on that account, but next he insisted that Roberts obtain a li- To Meet Here In October Seybold Elected cense for having a car radio. The Panhandle section of the United one-year permit cost $3.00, Business Teachers' association will After having four or five more meet here next October, Miss Nelda TIME TO U To Head Chapter Snow, instructor in secretarial ad- papers signed, Roberts was then AT THE C" Op ready to purchase the object of ministration, said. United Business Of Military Group his tribulations—the tags. A line Teachers group is a division of the stretching into infinity greeted National Education association. WITH THE NEON CLOCK Arthur E. Seybold was elected him at the license bureau. He Tech was chosen as the meeting president of the Tech chapter of the started out early the next day and place when officers and sectional - Flowers For All Occasions" Armed Forces Communication as- at last reached the license office. chairmen conferred here Friday and sociation Tuesday. There he was greeted by a man Saturday. Dr. Karl E. Ashburn of Other officers are D. A. Wilson, who informed him that $5 would be McMurry college, president of the WAKEFIELD'S FLOWERS first vice president; Glen E. Berry, added to the $33 which tags cost Panhandle section, presided at the 2406 Broadway Phone 9814 second vice president; Frank N. because his car seated seven per- two-day meet. Miss Snow is secre- Foster, secretary; Bobby Jack Cov- sons instead of five, tary-treasurer of this section of the National Education association. ey, treasurer; and Charles N. Pen- No Driving Test dergraf, entertainment chairman. Obtaining a driver's license in They will serve for the remainder Guatemala city was even more of the semester. trouble. The former Lubbockite Tech chapter is a member of the first paid a $2 insurance fee on his national organization which has as car. He was then told to get three its members personnel of the armed pictures of himself, then a physi- 5 REASONS WHY forces, service veterans and indus- cal exam, trial firms. Purpose of the AFCA is The physical exam consisted of to acquaint its members with the reading eye charts and being ground for all the services. checked for color blindness and You Should Buy A latest developments inc ommunica- deafness. He was sent next to the tions, and serves as a meeting judge's secretary who promptly re- Seven applications were received quested four pictures of Roberts at the meeting Tuesday for m-em instead of the three he was told ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER bership in the national chapte r, to have. He had more pictures Capt. William C. Neubauer, club made, was fingerprinted and given sponsor, said. a temporary driver's license. "Now all you lack is the metal license From which will be ready in two or three months," the young man was told. rUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTERS are Tech Departments, All this time the applicant was tile world'• best buy In loos- WAN never tested as to his driving cost transportation. Motor to work, Hester's Office Supply Co. Will Be Featured ability! to play, to market,to ached "Now you can see why you don't --EVER YV/HERE —pulckly, econom- In Magazine Soon have to be crazy to live in Guate- ically' Na parking worrles—e• I. NO CARRYING CHARGE. mala but it sure helps," Roberts garage problem' No battery or radiator to service or maintain' The "Sheep and Goat Raiser's" said. The ex-Techsan went to 2. One Full Year to Pay. No •apensIve opkeep magazine will devote one-half of Guatemala last spring and is in er ••plusementsi its next issue to a feature on Tech, the pumice block business. 3. Parker Vacumatic Pen ($8.75 value F, ee with The. e' s a CUSFIMAN Elo J. Urbanovsky, professor and fora very transporta- Each Royal Portable purchased for cash. college landscape architect, said HEREFORD STEERS BOUGHT Nan need. Gee the yesterday. facts today. 4. One Year's Free Service. The feature will be on the build- Six steers, three Aberdeen An- gus and three Herefords, which ing programs, new buildings, de- 5. Liberal Trade-in Allowance on your old type- velopment of the aggfe depart- Tech showed at the Southwest ments, and the campus and college Exposition and Fat Stock Show CUSHMAN writer. NIT in general, Urbanovsky said. in Fort Worth, were sold at auc- eE The magazine will also tell how tion from 38 to 40 cents per pound. SCOOTER SALES the college affects the sheep and They realized a net profit of OthE r F goat raiser's industries, the land- 62561.57 to the college. 2210 15th l•hone 20093 scape architect said. Students! Writers! Housewives! Patronize Toreador Advertisers Stengel To Judge Hereford Show In Clayton New Mexico Tuesday EASY PAYMENTS on the meet W. L. Stengel, dean of agriculture, will judge a Hereford show in Oebine Clayton, N. M. Tuesday, The show one v is sponsored by the Tri-State Here- Mie: ford Breeders association. tie lean She; Dean Stengel will speak at a O ill of title banquet Tuesday night sponsored lee Harlan. by the association. Students ROYAL ale today h Toreador Ads Get Results PORTABLE! irl. SAVE 'Ting Convenient payment plan! Lots MARGIN, SPEED SPACER, of time to pay: .•TOUCH CONTROL: . RAPID RIBBON CHANGER! 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WANT YOU TO MEET — Fourteen of these stu lents are serving as presidents of social, depart- CO. mental, religipus, or service organizations. and the other is a newly-elected vice president. Top row, left to right: Dean Allem, president of College CI lb, men's social club; Marion Baumgardner, president of Aggie club, an organization of agricultural students; A. J. Bishop. president of Press club, a journalism groirp; Tom Cleveland, vice president of Cosmopolitan club, ann organization of foreign students at Tech; and Wallace Cooper, president o' Sigma Gamma Epsilon, honorary geology frater- OUR SPECIALTY nity. Middle row, left to right: Delight Hardin, preiident of Sans Souci, women's social club; John Huchobay, re-elected president of Centaur. men's social club; Bill Miller, presiden1 of Los Camar- adas, men's social club; Garland Nix, president of Tech Chamber of Commerce, service organization; 11 cdc to 627 ownl and go,ificil and Austin Rose, president of Socii„ men's social dab. Bottom row, left to right: Keith Schier, president of the recently-organized Tech Institute of Finance; Tommy Scott. president of Saddle Tramps, service group; Pat Todd, president of DFD, women's social club; C. D. Wickson, president of Tech Accounting society; and George Worrell, president of the Baptist Student union. (Photos by Koen's. We specialize in making your complete wedding

The Baptist Young Men's broth- party trousseau. Also formals for every occasion. Home Ec Students Learn Baby Care; erhood met at 6:30 a.m. Thurs- day at the Student center, Plans MRS. PAUL Ph. 21644 for activities and programs for 1301 - 26th Other Functions In Management House the spring semester were discussed. ues! Seven new girls have moved into household tasks. most select a home the home management house and project to be completed during her will remain until March 25, stated. residence there. It may consist of Miss Lola M. Drew, associate pro-1 selecting and making new curtains, tempt of home management. New filling the home freezer, or anything residents are: that needs to be done to or for the Bobbie Jean Brown, Lorenzo; Di-, house, says Miss Drew. ane McClurkin, Spur; Jorene Residents will also sponsor a ser- I Cee Yee; Cleo Hall. Ruby Pots, Net- ies of entertainments of their tie Jean Shearer and Betty Vaughn, choice which will give them exper- all of Lubbock. ience in making plans and execut- Lee Restart', who is seven months , ing them. Among the entertain- ANNOUNCING has been living in the , old today, ments planned by the group are an house since September and will con-' informal steak dinner, a dessert tinue to live there this semester. canasta party and an afternoon tea. THE REORGANIZATION Each girl, aside from her regular duties of taking care of Lee, plan-I ning Meal, dm', laundry and other ) Patronize Toreador Advertisers of the LISTEN - - MONDAY - - 7:00 P. M. Phil Kligman TO (Former Tech Student) "TECH Orchestra TALKS" — For Your Dancing Pleasure — News, views and inter- views of students and faculty CONTACT PHIL KLIGMAN AT 23011 who make the news. Presented by alschuler's Over 2422 Broadway KCBD 6 Page 8 THE TOREADOR Saturday, February II, 1950

Ags, Home Ecs To Hold GAMMA DELTA ELECTS Gargoyle To Hold Herbert Graf, senior business Institute Of Finance Adopts Constitution Box Supper And Dance administration student from Ver- Beaux Arts Ball non, has been elected president of The annual Aggie-Home Ex.- Gamma Delta, organization of Seeks Recognition, Passage Of By-Laws nornics club party will be held a: Lutheran students. 8 p.m. Friday, in the Green room. Here Next Month Members of the Tech Institute of will he held at 7:30 p.m. every first James Waddell, reporter of the Other officers chosen at a Sunday Life has been asked to attend a Finance adopted a constitution and third Thursday of each month club, said yesterday. evening meeting of the group are: in Ad-210. The president announced party at Tech. The Gargoyle Club, Ralph Krottinger, senior engineer Monday at the regular business Featured will be a box supper that this will be the permanent time from Wichita Falls, vice presi- meeting. Keith Schier, president of and dance. Tech architectural organization, has and place. dent; Francis Wueneche, freshman the organization, has scheduled at All Aggie club and Home Eco- written Life magazine to ask them arts and sciences student from 4 p.m. Monday a meeting with the The third and next meeting is to nomics club members are eligible to the first annual Beaux Arts Ball Wilson, secretary; and Luther Social Activities committee and the he Thursday and the by-laws will to attend, Waddell said. to be held on March 10. Steger. sophomore business ad- sponsors, Jefferson M, Hooper, pro- be voted on. Plans have been made "The theme of the Ball will be the ministration student from Cactus, fessor of accounting and finance for a social function to he held 'Lost City of Atlantis'," stated Henri treasurer. Editor of the organiza- and Fredrick E. Mueller, accounting within the week following this Doak Residents Bled Officers; Pierce, senior architect from Lub- tion's paper Is Herbert Bruns, and finance instructor. The purpose meeting. Wilkinson Is Chosen President bock, who is chairman of the dance freshman engineer from Vernon. of this meeting will be for the Tech Schier said that it has been de- committee. cided to name the inter-association George Wilkinson. junior geology Institute of Finance to become rec- Each week Life goes to a party, of Finance majors who have main- student, has been elected president Toreador ads get results ognized on the campus. or the equivalent, and reports it In tained a 2.0 grade average for all of Doak hall, Glenn Cole, dorm Qualifications for a finance major a pictorial feature. college work, as the Merit Scholar supervisor, said Thursday. to become a charter member of the Further plans for the Ball will Tommy Bond, sophomore architect Council. This group wit act as an Dave Miller, senior electrical en- organization are Incorporated In the be discussed at a called meeting at from Robstown. advisory board to the officers of gineering student, has been nam- constitution, Schier said. It is stated 5 p.m. Monday in E-208. Members Membership is being opened for the organization, he said. ed vice president, and Ben Forbes, that a student must have attended senior animal husbandry student, of the dance committee are: Pierce, Gargoyle Club. Students who are one or more of the first three meet- has been chosen treasurer, Cole Charles Kelley, freshman arts and enrolled in an architectural course trigs of the club. These meteings Toreador ads get results said. sciences major from Lubbock, and arc eligible to join.

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