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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1951 - 1960 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1951 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. •I. APhiO's to Co.llect C.ash ice fraternity. Oh Soy; Splas~! ;· ..•. Rlflle Match Plans The booth wi.ll )?e open from 9 THE NEW MEXICO For Crippled Children · a. m. to 5. P· m. . Are Worked. Out ., · · · · ·.· · Collect1on boxes for donatiOnS fqr Direct6r of 1!liraniura!s, ~dhl)' 4< booth was net up this morning' ! :the cripplt;d childr~n were s'et up I Sptihg Is Here;-SWimlning Pool Operis Dolzadelli, has announced tbat ten­ in the SUB for the acceptance of . Satm:day lll the Libl;'IUY and . the . . . · ·· · SUB. These boxes w1Jl be left at By .John Hubbs ming. . · . tative plans for an inh·amural rille E.. aster contribUtiOns for Crippled their stations all this week A Phi'() match have been wo1•l!:ed oUt. Team ,. . Signs of ~pr. ing. al·e .defi. nite. ly. ap- The swimming team ha~ gone into. childrel). by Alpha Phi Omeg!J., ~e;rv- sl,lid, , . ·' \. pearing at UNM. The swimming action as well11nd is practicing froni n!anage1·s should see M1•. Dolzadel~ DAILY LOBO pool was fillad yesterday. · 4 to 6 every a.fternoon until after 1i or drop a slip in his lette1· box General recreational swimming Easter. Follow1ng Easter, the pool indicating their intentions to take ! part in the match. will not begin until April 9, but will be open to· the public from ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., WEDNESDAY, MARCFI 21,Hi51 NO. 85 ~ ~1' the pool will be occupie(! until that , .3;30 to 5 p. :m., and the tea:m will Dolzadelli pointed out this is not University and Higlt SchOI)l VOL, LIII time with classes in life saving, work out fro:m to 6. an .. official entry,- but i$ only to' de­ ·.·1 i i ? I wate:r ·.safety, and advanced swim- Coach Bob T1tchenal announced termine how many, teams can be ·· Summer · · that the team will. practice during expected to pa1•ticipate. \.I :.1 'l.·i'· As is now planned the1·e will . the Easter holidays if enough hl• it UNM Holiday Means :d . ! be teams 'of four or five memqers. BOWLING LEAGUES tel·est is shown. The 16 me.n who i ' U to Choose· Queen I: They will shoot 1-0 l'ounds each 1 have signed up for the team are: ARE FORMING NOW j. Coach DeGroot Takes Joe Apoa, Bernard Brown, John from two positions, . pron(l and Travel and Studying r '.l Cameron, John Choyce, Charles kneeling, DON'T MISS QUT ••.. FORM A I '1 .. i ,, • I Eggert, Rodney Garretson, Warren · Rifles and ammunition will be LEAGUE and SIGN UP EARLY! ADim View 'Of Team Gunderson, Horace Hamilton, John funished for the match which will I For· last two nights. If enough inte1·est We'd Uke to servl;) You this season. I As Tests .loom large Mexican Fiesta Hubbs, Lou Lash, Jen•y Maier, Bob ,, With UNM pigskin prosJ?ects is displayed, nights :for practice .. And right now's the time to g~t due for their acid test Mar. 30 in Malone, Bob Miners, Stewart Rose, UNM will close shop tonight at · By Ellen J. Hill ' .. ~ Bob Roseen, and Jim .Woodman, A will be ~:~rranged. your bid in for leagu~ play, Res~r­ the Cherry-Silver clash, Lobo c.oach lf team shooting is decided on n 10 for the Enster holiday. ·· AUNM co-ed wHI be elected touay by popular ballot to repre­ · Dud DeGroot took a dim view of meet has been scheduled at Tucson vations are going'fast, so act now'. For many students, end o:f classes with Border Conference schools in trophy will be awarded with intra­ sent New Mexico in the Spring Fiesta in Mexico City April 7. what this ~ear's spring practice has mural points, Twenty points ·for will bring the start of trips . to developed. , May, points in the Southwest, and a f\lw The University beauty will join Phoenix, Denver and El Paso A water show has been organ­ first place, 12 for second, eight for may get as far as the two coasts. With but seven returning letter­ third, and four for fou1•th, There representatives as guests of Mexico in an eight-day celebration men, an.· rington, secretary; Nancy Reyn­ NOTICE veteran J1m Keenan appear likely umphant relay team. off according to the new draft. Student members of the Athleci,c olds, activity; Jane Adt~ms, music; Tryouts for cheerleaders for to see a lot of action next year but Here are the requirements: council will not be elected this Mary Jane Pendleton, house; Jean­ the 1951,52 season will be held Mrs. Genta Pushes this position is deep with Don Hy­ sp1·ing as in the past, the Council ene Graham, social; Linda Chess, at half-time during the Cherry 1. The student body president der, Miles Brittelle, Don Morse, TGIF Has Bunny Rabbits said, since under the new constitu­ scholarship; Mary Gal'Vey, h·easur­ and Silv~r inter•squad game. Bud Puchalski, Don Dunnick and must be a senior during his term tion these posts are appointive. er, and Bobbie Allyn, personnel. More details ,vin be posted later. H.usband Through AI Gibson all showing well, .The Thank God It's Friday club of office and must have a 1.3 grade When Mrs. Anthony Genta re­ TACKLES-Labeled most likely will meet tomorrow at 5 p. m. in a.verage. He will he elected accord· ceived a Ph.T. 'degree (Pushing to succeed nt tackle are Jack Bar­ the club rooms. Robert Kunkel ing to the Australian ballot. Husband Through). nt the Civil En­ ger, Don Anderson, Jack Eaton master-at-arms, said that two Eas: 1 ... Light up a PHILIP MORRIS 2 .. Light up your present brand 2. The Student council will be • • gineering dinner Saturday, .she Don Blair and Roger Bailey. Oth~ ter bunny rabbits will be given to I composed of tbe student body should have been awarded also an­ Just take a puff-DON'T INHAL!-and Do exa~;tly th• same thing-DON'r ers displaying talent are Tom holders of lucky TGIF card num­ .. let th• smoke come)hrough INHALL Notice that bite that sting f president and eight other students, other diploma for "pushing her en­ Bryce, DJck Krukowski, George bers. J~o-w·l·y from any class, each of whom must tire family through school." Burcher and Bill Rettke. · your nose. Eaay, Isn't It? And NOW... Quite a difference from ;HILII' MORRill have a•t'.3 grade average. The eight It was all a part of the Civil GUARDS - Leading the guard Councilmen will be elected accord­ Engineering department'~[ frolic on prospects are Andy Morales and Other b~ds merely make claims-but PHILIP MoRRIS invitea you ing to the Hare ballot. , St. Pnt's dny, traditionally riotous Don Litchfield at left guard and to ~Om/JR•, to imlg•, to tk~itl• fot' '-.Ourself, Under the out-going constitution on the UNM campus. qrant . Logan an~ Don Papini at the Council was made up of four Of the 25 wives honored for help­ ngh~. J. D. Coggms may break in Yale launderete Try this timple test. We belim that you, too, will agree • • • seniors, three juniors nnd two ing their husbands get Civil Engi­ at either post. Capable reserves in­ 504 S. tale Phone 8685 PHIJ.JP MoRIUS is, indeed, America'• FINEST Cigarette! neering degrees, probably Mrs. clude Ralph. Mateucci, Mike Lujan Genta was the .most outstnnding. Eddy McMain, Jim Sqyres and Pete Complete Dry Cleaning and She has two jobs, one with the Shaffer. Finish Shirt Service · Social Group Lists Raton .Welfare department in the -. 'Don Mulkey rates' Compare our dry cleaning prices daytime and another as waitress in another starting berth with Hai·old LAUNDRY . Projects Available a cafe at night. . Brock and former Wolfpups Jack 8-lb. bundle, washed, dried But the children do their share. O'Rqurke and Jim Riggs breathing folded Organization llponsorship and Natalie earns her spending money on his neck. -~------~--56c personal development are the k!JY· and has a full-time job in the sum­ WASH. SHIRTS notes in a program currently !Jemg I:' , These ratings are expected to mer. Husband Tony has worked at hold. true up to and including the Finislwd ------21e offered to University students by various jobs, includifig jnnitoring, Yau Can't Buy Better Se~vice- the Council o£ Social Agencies. t· Cherry and Silver contest Mar. 30. 0 during his four years to put him­ Why Pay More 'l There are openings available for self through engineering. ' ' N tn'ttlan, state junior tennis ' ~ ,- workers in the Barelas, :Martinez­ town, and Heights Community cen­ champion, is employed by the Per ters, ·Girl Scouts, Boy Scoutsf sonnel office at 'UNM. I' I and the Cit:Y-Wide Recreationa Tony bore . up well under the You Are hwited group whir.h works at after-school strain of having his entire family to forward any inquiries or correspondence playgrounds. together fo1' one of the few times about Bob Langford, a council b•ainee, during the year. He was master of tneans MORE SMOKING PLEASURII' said, "Here is a golden opportunity ceremonies at the C. E. banquet, ...... ' for orgnnizations on the campus to where Prof. Ray J. Foss passed out FRATERNITY JEWELRY .. the Ph.1'. degrees• f sponsor )lrojects, here is a possibili­ to ty- that an· organization maY' ta~e one of the groups for use as a prOJ• 'Jim Shackleford ect and take ':from its own member­ Mrs. Anthony Genta, second from left, re­ .attends Raton high school; Mrs. Genta; hEir Runge Runs to Cruces CAll. ship personnel for use in the com­ ceived her Ph.T. (Pushing Husbands Through) husband, Tony, a C.E. senior here; Dolores, a • W. B. :Runge, instructor in the munity center.'' College of Education, Will be in L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY For further. information, Lang­ degree from Ray J. Foss, civil engineering· pro· fteshman at Eastern New Mexico University j .charge of a meeting of public ~212 13th St., Bouldi!r Colo. ford may be reached at 2·4379 and · fessor at UNM, while her whole family looked Norman, UNM freshman, and Professor Foss. school, counciling .and advising in ! ' ' FOR. Myrna Rarrison at 5-2357; on. In the picture are Natalie, a daughter who Journal photo Las Cruces, March 28·31.

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Wednesday, .March ;!1, ).951 New York Speakers Page T.h~e by Bibler '~Dancing Diplomats" Now It Is Revealed World, National, State aP.cl Local ''· :( Little Man On Campu~ · Will A.ffend UN M fessor o;f religion, Pomona .College, THE NEW MEXICO Why Street Names 'Claremont, C~lif.; P. X. Houd~k, Is ~Readers' \\Choice" Religious Conlab executive secret11ry of tbe Socu~t '' Change on Campus -NEWS- ·Y Jlygiene society, Kansas City; and Religious li!Pe!!.kers representing the VerY. Rev. Paul Roberts~ de~n LOBO !'J)ancinc._ Diplomats/' publlshed of St. John's Episcopal cathearal 1n by the l)'NM Press last year, is one, By Ellen J. llill S almost every faith have accepted DAILY . THE FLING•.. Stunt night was UMMAR of 54 books listed in the March Did you know. that the UNM UNM's offe1· to speak during the Denver. (!_·, J>pbli•bPeakers Mission, announc!)d that he will be i: Phis was 11 thing of beauty and a at the University :for the confer~ '44.$0 per l!Cho()t year, payable: in Jldvanc:~•. bra:rY publication !lays of the book gra is name(l a:fter the fir$t 'Span­ Suspension · of bus service will will cc:m(luct per&onal conferences, '·' Editorial and Bosin<~ss ofiice in the Journalism building. Tel. 2·5$~ joy to behold. It looked like they bY Hank and Dot Kelly: ish soldier-poet who helped to colo­ cause thous11nd:s of residents to walk religiQus seminars, and convoca­ ence. . Wright Van Deusen ...... Editor had reheat•sed a few times, but not ni~e New Mexico1 Perhaps you too or find other me11ns !lf ·transporta· tions, 11long with their talks before From the ;religious orgaJ.lizat~ons so :some of the other groups. ''Affection fol· ~:~nd appreciation on the campus will be Dr. John W. Bill W a(le ...... , ...... Managing Editor o£ the people with whom. theY lived have wondered why Quivira is the tiol), with t,he drivers' strike WhlA.eh classes and campus groups. ·' The Charleston dancera in. the nam.e o:f UNM's main street, wall to 9egm at 5 a. m. ·toda;,r. n An inter-faith conference, the ·Raly, president of the Oklahoma '! ', Phil Go(lfrie(l ...... Business Manager ADPi skit just carried me plumb and their own delightful romance Ba11tist University, and Dr. Hymen .; givll warmth to the autho:rs' obser­ Tourists passing through Albu­ estimated 30,000 persons Will be emphasis will be place(l on matters Bob Kayne ...... Cir~ulation Man11ger back to the Roarirto• Twenties. The querqll.e have thought it str11nge affected daily, the Albuquerqqe Bus of inter-faith :interest rather than Ettlinger, 'dean of the graduate 'r i ' Kappa Sig take-off on "King Solo· vations on li:fe in the Upper Ama- school of mathematics of the Uni­ ' l.i: Troy Kemper ., ...... ,...... Night E(litor this Issue \ zon.'' ., th11t Y11le runs south £:rom Central C0• sai(l. John Milne, school super­ on any one faith's beliefs, ll I mon's Mines" was a treasure. The Kelly was· vice-consul at Iquitos, avenue and the northern end of intendent, said flchools will not close The Univer~ity Christian Mis­ versity of Texas. "South Pacific" parody WllS hila­ The Lob.o Christian Fellowl!hip ·.·I I ~~- :•. Peru. M:rs. Kelly finished the book 'Y 11le is called Villagra, Quivira because of the stril{e, sion of New York is sending a "re­ rious. runs north acro!ls the camp\ls from ligious team" to in the con­ wm sponsor Pr. Xarlis Leyasmeyer, •, 1.1 ~~-··------· Hank Parkinson's second :front · aftl!r her husb11nd's death in 1947. Chinese Reds )tave thrown in new author and lecturer, and Gene ' : I I' Albu :face chairman o£ the entertainment com­ Before you leave for Easter vacation, ~e ~! almost traditional possession of 1irst place is said to be practi· 37.Look at mittee." sute to get a supply of your favonte 39. A mere taste UNIVERSITY of ,MADRID cally a certainty again this year; anyway1 that's the way it UNM'~ • cross-count.ry debating Arrow white shirts and Arrow ties • •• i 40. Spring • looks to us. 128 2'1 &C .51 team, dnvmg late at mght far from \ at yout Arrow dealer now! month home1 tuned in KVOO, Tulsa, and STUDY & TRAVEl. EA~TER VACATION' starts tonight to be followed next 41. :aatf ems heart! Doc Hull of Thll SltlllpWalk­ A RAtt:El opportuntW to enjoy m~mtl· Shirts $3.95 up Ties $1 up week W1th eighth.week exams. Can this be the calm before the 42. Any power• . ers' Serenade reading a copy of rn.ble -c:.tlJt!ricltees _ in lenrni1tg' and Jivhlg 1 JJ'or etuclcn-t;a,. te~chcrs •• oL11cu1 storm? Looks like a lot of us will really have something to pray ful deity the Daily Lobo over the air. yet to dhJe(JVe.l: fn."ECtnn.tnl~t- h\..li\.nrien for at church Sunday. 43. Capable . 57 · A good-sized ad in the Al'izona Spnlrt doutses . iM!nde Spanish lnu· 44. Dried IE!aflets Lumberjack Flagstafl', quotes "two ~:cunlt~~ nrt antl euUure. tnterestin-g ree.. LG)ARROWsHIRTS&TIES COPYING THE FIFTH COLUMN'S style may not be the 41 1 rentlohnl prog~nm inelttded. used pretty eo-ens who may have belln I ARROW UNDERWEAR • iiANDKERCHIEFS • SPORTS SHIRTS epitome of original thought, but it permitted us to comment on ·medically suffering £rom such deficiencies'' as Fo:r details, wrlte now to a large number of things in a comparatively small amount of 46. Fencing 44 45 saying, "Before taking Hadaeol we SPANISll STt:JD:EN't 'tOURS, JOE VALDEZ 1851--!951 space. :Hope the Third Man doesn't mind this invasion of his swords :ioun(l we were .foggy all day and INC. 47. Stagger ~147 ached all over. Now after taking 500 :F'lflh Avo., New \'otk 1a, N. Y. methods too much. wvd 48. Roman god only three bottles, we are difl'erent otwar persons." If it'S" not slot machines it's pat•king meters. • • . ' .

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,,·/ f, i Wednesday, Mai"ch 21, 1951 i UN M Pitching Stall I 'I Baseballers to Bat Page Four i THE' NEW ·MEXICO Is Lobos' High Spot; 'I . ,. With Arizona Friday }····· !' ····' Hits Temp·e Friday Medical Study Fund·· ;: ·., ... h~ 'l'he Univer~ity baseball team,· ( hopeful of bettering its 1950 mark UNM baseball· coach George I ?f seven wins in 20 games, opens · ?etro~, s~ill pondering. over a start­ Popejoy ! r· Explained by DJ4,JLY - :~ Its 1951 se

'\' shortstop; Paul Sbodal, second :fer; Jac]l: O'Rourke, football center school, and five .more per year f()r have been set for Saturday, M;iy 12. base, and Chet Armbruster out- w~o has shown great speed; Roman the ne:l!:t two years. 209 W. CEN1'RAL The festivities are expected to ',, fielder. · · ' LtJ1der, ex-New Mexico schoolboy Students studying under this ap­ end with a dance Saturday night. '.•· But last year5s team although star;. and Bruce . Mackelduff, Bill propriation are thoroughly exam­ Location and name of band are yet hard-hitting, was a sorry defensive hMurphy, and Paul Beavers, who Il;led, and ~!lust have ~op qualifica­ to be selected for the Saturday unit. It lacked experience speed ave a,n looked good. tions, President PopeJOY said. He night fling. · savvy, pitching, and fielding. ' Gla!'ng weakness of the pitching emphasized that the money is to Some discussion was held during The 1951 edition seems to be a staff IS the dearth of a portsider. be used not only for· UNM gradu­ yesterday's, meeting concerning vastly superior defensive club with Unless Jack Housley or Danny Dar­ ates, but also for students through- cancellation o:f all Monday classes I Cecil, Helfgott, freshman 'Gene row come through, UNM will have out the state. , · following the celebration. Chairman !• Golden, Theron Smith, Zemke, and to b~ content with righthanders. .N'ow enrolled in the CU medical of the committee Dr. Sherman Tuttle showing well in the infield First base: So far first base is a . college from New Mexico are Owen E. Smith stated that such action and Leon .Palmisano, ex-St. Mary's battle between letterman r,arry Tut­ F. Kline Jr., Louise C. Taichert, was doubtful. He pointed out·that flash, Frank O'Bt·ien, Don Barr and tle, of b!lsketball :fame, and im­ Ronald J. Whitten, Jose A. Agui­ no classes will be expected to meet Harvey Morse fielding. nicely in the ~roved D1c,k Zemke. Both are hit­ on Saturday, May 12. pastures.. . tmg well m _Prl!ctice and fiel!ling lar, Curtice E. Clohessy, and· And pitchmg, last spring's big- smotthly. UbiqUitous :Oanny Dar­ George H;. Mertz. ~hir-15 gest bugaboo, has never looked row and Don DeVere are pressing All except Miss Taichert are better at UNM. Besides the letter- Tuttle and Zemke. Tuttle is the alumni of this University. Scholarships Open men there is a flock of capable year- team's Billy Goodman, having grtJdu~te For U Journalists lings and newcomers headed by Bill played first, second, pitcher, and 1ettermen Frank O'Brien and Don Schooley, top prep flinger in the outfie!P, last year. Barr. Up :from the freshman squad 'Journalism majors completing Metropolitan area last year. Petrol . . l?econd base: Another close fight their sophomore year in June may are Bob Norfleet and Joe Boehning. apply for three scholarships of won't have to worry ·about such IS m progress fo1· the starting nod Returning squadman • is Harvey ,, horrors as walks, balks and bal- at tl).e keystone sack, with smooth­ Morse. m~ cum l~undry $100 each for the 1951-52 year, ! Keen Rafferty, head o:f the depart­ !' loons (fat pitches) this year. fieldmg Theron Smith and letter- Catching is a questionable item man Barry Barnes neck and neck. Best of a fine group of newcom­ ment, announced today. this ye!lr, but·i:f Kelly Halaman gets Second. seems to be another strong ers are Dick Clark, Leon Palmisano, The outstanding woman student over hts sore arm and Don Lindell spot, smce Jerry Verkler, ex-High­ Chuck Enos, Sam Suplizio, Amos will receive the Raton Range schol­ Fleck to Sp·eak to USCF and Don Wilson continue to show land star, and Handy Andy Me­ Stone, ~nd Red Richardson, arship. The Edward C. Cabot Award improvement it may become a :forte rates have both shown above aver- in Community Journalism is to go About Myths of Scien!=e ! ! instead of a foible. . age ~alent. to the best student in the, commu­ Offensively the club .is woefully Third base.: Wall;v Cecil, hustling nity newspaper field. El Crepusculo . ·'Prof, Martin w, Fleck· of ·the journalism scholarship is open to biology department will ;speak at weak on long hitting but should get htnogram wm1;1er, I.s top dog at the the United Student Christian Fel.. . its share of singles and doubles. 0 corne,r but IS bemg pushed hl!t;d man or woman in either community Save 20% on or editorial sequence. lowship supper :forum 'l'hursday in The team is faster this year and by l:!luggmg Roland Kurth. Cecil s the SUB basement lounge. His topic the year of experience should help. ~ei~mg has been t~e best of all in­ The awards, based on scholar- Frank O'B1ien IM sprint cham e . !Jrs, and he still has hts eagle . ship, ability in journalism, and will be "Common Fallacies Con­ may become a'terror on the bas~~ tattmg eye._K!Jrth has arm trouble, Bills financial need, will be announced at cerning Science.'' DDD Doll Hopeful laundry commencement and paid during the Dinner will be at 5:45 and the paths~ How the squad will fare in ut 1ardt•hitting has earned him program will start at 6:26. the all-important runs production consi era IOn. :I next college year. Likes New .Mexico Use a Laundro-Lux Club Mary McCulloh department Will have to wait Until b Srbrt!ltOJ?:, '\Y!Jakened SOmewhat 'I "From the Hoosier State to the the season opens Y e mehgibihty of Bobby Lam- Card - $6 in Laundry Land of Enchantment was the Chances for a Border Conference bmetl, this Lobo sore spot still looks -White button­ I ed Friday by UNM's student body Service for Only $5! down oxford, soft ' ! to represent New Mexico at the wisest move I ever made," said crown and an NCAA berth are ex- e ter than the last two years, since . ' Janet White, one of the Paper doll roll to tbc collal'. i Spring Fiesta in Mexico City April ceedingly slim since Arizona is still M:yv lfel:fgott, frosh numeral man, ! I candidates for this year's News­ in the league. The Wildcats, picking . ene Go!den, . strong-armed Better, more economical 7. Miss .McCulloh won the J!'iesta a~ Popular as a holiday ! crown by three votes. She received print ball. up where their cage team left off fzeshman, are d1splal!:mg better ball self-laundry service with the fellows and "I hope to stay in New' Mexico have played two games and d!lY· ts .a master o:f 67 votes over Hazel Martinez and wo~ ~hery ~e1_:fgott the gals. ;l Liz Scanlon, who tied for second and be a school teacher," she added. them by scores of 23-o over San e twm ldllmg, ·while Golden's I ' She plans to teach in the elemen- Diego State, and 31-11 over Colo- throws are spectac~lar. Neither has I place with 64 votes each. I The candidates, representing 11 tary grades. · 1·ado. yet found the batting range. Miss White, a junior in the Col­ Hardin-Simmons is also potent . Outfi~ld: Hard-hit by the loss of campus organizations, received 675 lAUNDRO-LUX votes in last minute balloting. lege of Education is a charter this season as they allowed SMU big stiCkers • Han~ Jacobs and 2802 EAST CEN'l'RAL member o:f the Delta Delta Delta but five sa:fe blows in dropping an Chadrley TomJanoVlch, the outer Miss McCulloh said she left for Open 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. the Easter holidays early W ednes­ sorority's chapter here. She is a 8-6 encounter. gar ens !l~e now J!atrolled by a host member of the Associated Women UNM opponents Colorado A&M of promtsmg aspll'ants, headed by Tues. & Fri. to 9 p. m. day afternoon for her home in Santa Fe and heard the election re­ Students council and is Campus Skyline NCAA r~presentative i~ sults by telephone from sorority party representative to the Student 1950, appear the best. Tempe is sisters at the Kappa Kappa Gam- senate. ·. alwaya tough, but Wyoming, which ma house. · Miss White studied painting dur­ lost seven starters from their team Her mother will chaperone Miss ing her freshman year here, and last year, may get their lumps from McCulloh on the all-expense .paid likes to paint for relaxation. the Lobos. \ trip to Ciudad de Mexico. The eight­ She has four brothers. One is a day trip will include a bull fight, a graduate of Notre Dame, two are attending Purdue, and one is at jai alai game, Fiesta de Charros1 a fl()wer :festival at Xochimilco, a Nebraska U. The family home is in float ·parade, a Mexican night at Robart, In~~ near South Bend. SPORTLIGHT the Chapultepec, a grand ball in. Besides miss White, nine other the Castle de Chapultepec, and the Coeds arc in the running for the . ' Paper doll title. The Newsprint '--By BARRY BARNEg_ climax of the celebration, the coro­ ball will be April 14 at the Knights nation ball. o:f Columbus hall in Albuquerque. :Brigham Young's Smooth Cou­ The queen will join other south­ Kappa Sigma :fraternity is sponsor­ ga,rs, paced by bouncing Roland -Fine white western beauties from Phoenix, ing Miss White's candidacy. Mmson and unctuous Mel Hutchins broadcloth, edrcme Denver and El Paso foi their flight by Continenetal and Lamsa Air roa~ed. to an impressive Nationai widespread collar. Inv1tatwn Basketball championship Lines to Mexico City's spring fes­ Tryouts Start Tomorrow la~t S~tur~ay by shooting down Sharpest shirt on tival. Dayton s htgh-:flymg Flyers, 62'·43 the quadrangles /1' For Season's Final Play . I Minson, named to UNM's all-op~ this year. Robert Colgan Wants Tryouts for "The Silver Whistle," ponent teaq !!long with Hutchins, the University Theater's final pro­ scor.ed 2~. d,l!pts and gave a "fan· for a good Mirage Pix Identified duction of the school :vear, will be . ~asttc exhtbition of ,stealing, shoot­ Robert Colgan, editor o:f the Mi­ tomorrow and Thursday from 4 to . mg, and reboundmg.'' He was e HAMBURGER rage, wants the president or some 5:30 p. m. in Rodey hall. Casting named the tourney's most valuable is open to all stuaents, Director ' . officer of the following organiza­ . , player amid deafening cheex-s of e PLATE LUNCH tions .to report to the Mirage of­ Edwin Snapp announced. some 19,000 fans. 'l'he "Big Elk " fice this afternoon or tomorrow af­ The three-act comedy, to open Hutchins, was an effective ali­ e BOWL OF CHILI ternoon between 2 and 6 to identify early in May, will have 10 men and around performer, and held Day­ SANDWICH their group pictures: . . .. five women, with several old peo• ton's Don. ,Mien eke, 6'7", to a mere e Boots and Saddles, Kappa Pst, pie's roles. _ . • seven pomts. Arizona Wildcat e HOME M.ADE PIE Shown above are eight Paper Doll candidates Pi, by Pi Kappa Alpha ; Beverly Ream, Kappa Young Democrats, De.Anza, New­ . . The play tells the story of Ohver coach Fted Enke, whose ea~rs Kappa Gamma, by Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pat man club, W. R. C., Independent Erwenter, a young hobo, who finds were ousted by Dayton 74-68 had OR ICE CREAM picked by campus organizations for the News­ Council, A. I. E. E., Majors and a birth certificate in a: trash can called M:eineke . the best indiv'idual Try· the print1Ball. Cand!dat~s, thei~ ot•ganizations and Davis, Bandelier,. by Sigma Phi Epsilon; and Minors, men's dorm Executive and uses it to enter an old people's player hiS team had faced all year. the men's orgamzatwns which chose them are, Carol Wilkins Whenry, Town Club, by Phi Council, and N; A. A. C. P. home. _ It may be worth recalling that Kappa Tau. Not shown are EuniceMobley, Chi UNM lost a well-played game to left to right: Barbara Godfrey, Alpha Chi these same Cougars, 64-56. Minson Omega, by Delta Sigma Phi; Carol Jean Spen­ Omega, by Sigma Chi, and Janet White, Delta Poore to Go to Art Meet made 28 points in this :fray, and MIRAGE Delta by Kappa Sigma. Gov. Edwin L. Me­ John Poore, assistant profe'ssor WEATHER ' cer, Phrateres, by Kappa Alpha; JoAnn John­ of art, will represent UNM .at a Hutchins lo, 10 of which were on Manhattan Sllirt' Company, makers oJ Manhattan &him, nid. son, Pi Beta Phi; by Tau Kappa Epsilon;. Shir· chem is expected to crown the winning con­ tip-ins. For New Me:ll:ico, Leonard FOUNTAIN & GRILLE The meeting of the art section of the' wear, utlderwear, pajamtu, sportshim, beachtoear and hahdkerchief1• ley Fay,· Hokona-Marron .and Dot•m D, by testant. National Education association in Light showers today. Clearer to­ had 14, Esquibel nine, and Kremer 106 Buena Vista New York City starting tomorrow • morrow followed by 'l'hursday. an~ Tuttle seven each. Lambda Chi Alpha; Joan Jacobs, Alpha Delta ( ~tmrnal photo}

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