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VOL 57, No. 40 FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959 8 PAGES I 11 Take Top Awards in Contest Miss Mary Ott Awarded W. E. Bryson Poetry Prize
By JUDY ARNST The winners of the creative writing contests were uv- Dounced Thursday at the Creative Writing Convocation The Walter E Bryson Poetry Prize which was first given in L924, was awarded to Mary Ann Ott, Foil Worth freshman, for her poem, 'Transfiguration." David Hickey, Fort Worth junior, won second place, and Jerry Spearman, \m.inlio freshman, and Janet Fowler, Fort Worth fresh- SOPHS' SECOND man, tied for third place Mike Tuggle, Forl Worth soph- Today's skiff is the second omore, won firs! prize in the edition being put out by Mist .short itorj contest with his shot t Beth H ■ . the sopho- story. Anyone to U iten " more reporting cli i . i This Wise of Port Worth placed sec- ■tafl »ill i■■ tune the duty reg ond and Margan I E ^ iun f CREATIVE WRITERS ii!.illy beginnin in Sepl Fort Worth placed third Pictured are a few of the winners of the Cre- Miss Mary Ann Ott, Fort Worth freshman, po- This year's Skifl staff will re- Firsi prize in the drama cm- turn nexl « ee i to d i the lait test .■ ent i i William Mai c Mc- ative Writing Day Contest—(left to right) Dan etry, and Mike Tuggle, short story.—Photos three Issues el the year Crary of Amarillo for "The Rev- Garza, Hillsboro junior, Southwest literature; Courtesy of Orgaln's Studio. olution " Dave Hickey, Poi t Worth junior, and Margaret Hoar, Albuquerque, N M soph- omore, tied for second place and Little Theatre Plans 1959-60 Plays i 'v Leuty, Fort Worth fi man. plai The 1959-60 Little Theatre sea- Phaedra," which IX s From Far East Gary Hamrick, Dallas sopho- son will feature the world pre- was premiered in the Little The- miere of "The Ilegend of Madame atre in 1952 and proved to be more, won i ir it pi ize in the non- Krasinska" by Joel Turner and of the sea- fiction proi e contei t for i set and Fane) I he pi i/,' v Roland von Weber. The same son "Othello," the tragedy by Wil- ToRo eceive Deg rees by the n I Women E liam Shakespeare, also is sched- Second place unit to Margaret Phases of Jazz History uled. This will be the first Shake- Fast again will meet West at Carter stadium President Sad Couch, Jackson M nior, and spearean play presented since TCU's earing commencement ex ler will award the di Pal still man. Brentwood, Mo., To Be Given in Concert 1950. Others were set tentatively ercisei on June 3, when six stu- there will be BO formal com freshman placed third A history of jazz will be pre- in former years, but had to be dents from four Eastern conn mem emenl addi ess First place in the Southwest sented in a free concert in the dropped due to lack of men to tries are scheduled to receive de- The ela^s u ill include 433 can litei sture eonte I ras swai Student (enter Ballroom, from fill the male casts grees delate-, for bachelors' il to li iniel Garza, Hillsboro junior, 2 to 4 p m. Sunday, May 10. Two other major productions They include Samuel Dayal of 88 for master,' degrees, IS for for "The Vi.it ' Dee Levi, Cle- IIIII lie senior, placed leCOttd, and Curly Broyles will play Dixie- will be "Arsenic and Old Lace" Jabalpui. India, candidate for I bachelor of divinity degrees, end by Joseph Ketselring and "Arms Master of Education degree, Ted one certificate In musing Twen- Betty .lane Johnson Wichita Falll land, the Ambassadors a la the junior, placed third days of Artie Shaw and Kenny and the Man" by George Bernard Sei-Hee Huang of Hong Kong, ty wven states are i i-pi esented Jon \v Barrerl of For! Worth Goodman, Harvey Anderson will Shaw. China. Master of Business Ad by the gi sduates won first prize in the Lens \ ;nes present samples of West Coast ministration, and Satoru N'uina Three honorary degrees Johnson literature for children progressive jazz and John Gior- JIII ol Kito, Japan, Bachelor of be conferred ■ D i.itt to DarreU contest loi The Happiness Tree ' dano. East Coast progressive. Arts in chemistry. K. Wolfe of St Louis, editor of Three are from Korea Hi the Bethany Press, a I) I) to Catherine Davis, Horger senior, Commentators will be Ken Congress, Joyce Paik of Taegu, candidate it- \ tohn M Hughes, minister placed second and Kwell I i , ■ Foeller and Bobby Peters. for the Bachelor of Fine Arts de- of the Fust Christian Church, ford, Fort Worth si nior, placed This free program of contem- gree in painting; Yung Ki Kim Port Arthur, and a LI. I) to third porary music is made possible Senior Class of Seoul, B A in chemistry, and Frank Jewett of Austin, who held Patsy Watson of Knnis won through a grant from the Record- Choong Woo Nam, also of Seoul, the Texas Bible Chair at the In si prise in the narrative of fact ing Industries Funds. It is being Secure Gift BA in economics University of Texas for 40 years contest wilh 'Just Money in the obtained through the co-opera- A total of 486 degrees will be and is still active as a teacher Bank' William Eugene Atkin- tion of the Fort Worth Profes- Student Congress and the sen- conferred, representing the third and leader. son of Sweetwater won second sional Musicians Association, Lo- ior class joined forces this week largest graduating class in the The baccalaureate service will place, and Betty Ann Thomas of cal 72 of the American Federa- to provide the money for a new schools 86-year history The be held at 9 ,')() a m . Sunday, Waycross, Ca . won third place. tion of Musicians. The dance com- stone marker for the University. ceremony will be held at 8 p m May 31, in Ed Landreth Audi- First prize in the essay conte I mittee of the Activities Council In the regular Tuesday ses- Wednesday, June 3, in Amon torium on campu Turn to WRITING on Page 2 sion, Student Congress appropri- ated $750 out of the permanent improvement fund to help the senior class raise the neci $1,250 for the monument pffys The senior elsss, through do- nations, had already raised 1900 and had been negotiating with ""••"■■tost Congress for the rest of the amount. Within the next few weeks, Taylor and Son Construction Company will begin work on the stone and masonry marker. which will be built in front of the Fine Art, Building at the corner ol Cantey and University Drive. The combination marker and monument will be 10 feet long and 5 feet high and will display ••<.,., a replica of the State ol Aith the seal and name of the Universtiy A stone facing of the type used on surrounding buildings will Si u ad SPEAKER Other action taken by Congn U REVIEWING THE WINNERS Dr. Harold Lunger, professor this week included an appropria- Miss Francine Holmes, San Angelo junior, and dents, which ire on display in the Library, of Christian ethics, will be the tion of S142 for a clock to be Ken Sudduth, Fort Worth sophomore, look See story on page 2.—Skiff Photo by Bob placed in the Student (enter Chapel speaker Tuesday. cafeteria over prize winning works by former TCU ttu- Bullock. Fr Friday, May », 1959 THE SKIFF P*«e ? dren prize for Copra Joe, a re." Jim f'order of Fort Carnival Horse." the freshman V/RITING V. i.r'h won MCaad prize and F.v- Library Features Display lontest for Mescalero Legend." (,illis of Lubbock placed the Southwest prize for "Thorn- Continued From Pag* 1 third apple Song and the nonfiction «ai won hy Lloyd Vm< I)r Harry H Random vice pres- Of Former Prize-Winners prSM prize for "Conjectured Soil Worth for On 1 ident and pio'ost of the Inner Harbors By MARGIE CRONIN prize was won by Siddie Jo John- ! ,,f r • • speaker Man "" Ifartte* "-' Worth, son foi "Girl in the Ds«f ' at the convocation He «poke on The library has set the mood Martha Clinton of ' omanehe and Carlos Ashley received the The I'm'.ersitj and the Creative for Creative Writing Day by dis- charlene '•'■ Edinburg award in 1926 for 01 Edgar ti«-d for second place Dan Bal- ■ ' playing the prize winning works Martin ' A poem entitled "Fu- Ray Neighbors n and \i 'he lurehenn in the Student Mdents tility" won the 1935 prize for uh Mary Sio%all of Mobile, A:, Karj '- The theme of the second-floor ■ Gillil Jenny Lind Pot bock LlMwell, well-known writ- for third i lobby display is 'Creative Writ tor was the recipient of the Bry- Drug Store Hcteard ■ mmi ■» Dumr ir, discussed her latest book, inR Prize Winners in Print " son award in 1946 for her poem ■ in the fie ■ Six of H Within An Hour " ■ • n I'-.il "( 'he n MM I ;-'ant profes- "Let's Be Neighborly" dents being honored are past The most recent vs inner of the I | : sor of English, : sinners of the Walter K Bryson Bryson poetry prize being hon-
' ■ \\ rites Look at Writ- Poetry Prise The earliest of the ored is Ramona Maher Martinez. ing " in the afternoon After this 1555 W. BERRY ST. ■/••I I'oint. Va . M sinners whose work is on display for Mescalero Story" in 1952 D was given •»h lied lot II Camilla Boykm Campbell, who While attending TCU. Ramona Phone WA 7-S451 third place asberi of the English was awarded the prize in 1923 Martinez also won the I>ena Ag- • a* ,/<• in the research f>it and the staff •! Descant lor Life Breakers " In 1929. the nes Johnson literature for chil- .
■ orman I. I f'.rt Wortk tat Ihe Press Report* Dean Holsapple Named Mai v Committee Chairman Mueller of rod Worth won ■ piaee Bad Lloyd \ I)r C K Holsapple ha- Linda Kun/e and Myer Sankary. named chauman of a committee all of rod Worth ted (Of third to study the gaab of the phi- place hjf department Attention First prize in the MagKic ft will be on content and organiza- RwwtU po Charlie went to Hill's to take advantage of these economical spring- time specials! Ladies' Skirts 56c Sweaters 56c Suits 99c Dresses 99c Men's ! Shirts, 5 or more Beautifully 1QC Laundered, ee. ' ' THE TAREYTON RING MARKS THE REAL THING! Trousers 52c Suits 99c Mother's Day Wishes HERE'S HOW TAREYTONS DUAL FILTER WORKS: One Day Service, Too! Come True ai 1. It combines an efficient pure Op«n < handy charge ac- count the next time you white outer filter... visit us. 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May 8. 19S9 THE SKIFF Page 1 Trophy Roundup Charter Member of ATC i'i 1912, the Inn er ity b .1 charter membei ol the \ o Riflemen Shoot Straight 11.iii.HI ni \,\,i > For Conference Honors -\ GetWILDROOT By ROBERT TAYLOR Bgl i Waltei Hi idle) ii the The Aimy IM 11 rifle team is team i sponsor CREAM-OIL Charlie! now in poasesaJOB ol the South other membeii ol the lean ai ■ west Hiile ftnorlitlwi Trophy Joe Huddleston Port Worth |un The team received this coveted lot i, ivlniii Tate Mnleahoe jun- tiophy after defeating teams ior; chestei Sullivan, Fot I W w tfa from the University of Texts, sophomore .mil Willis Murphy Baylor, A&M and Rice In these ,ir, 1- HI t Woi ih lophomoi I matches only one was lost ami it was a forfeit To add to the team's outstand 2 Companies Schedule lag record, (ierald Snamburger, Tyler senior, was aimed huh Student Interviewing scorer in the Southwest Confer- ence He averaged 28fi out of a Interviews for the MaSMchu possible 300 points and also fired setts Mutual life Insurance Com 290, the highest score ever re- pany will he held on May 11 for SHI I m .' h jir rxpert, Mfl corded in a Southwest Confer- juniors and seniors interested down on 1I1.11 mc»,y hair with ence match in insuranee sale^ W ilJroot ( mm Oil. " Another accomplishment made A I. Davis Food Stores trill by the team this year was the hold their Interviews on M.i> placing second m the Tulane In 12 11 They will he looking for Ju»f a hula kit \ national, held in \eu Orleans Interested students majoring In O^ ,', drooT last February. Ted Lange, Kmt accounting, management, market ind . Worth Mater, and Ray I .flit y. in-: .ind advertising ■ Forth Worth junior, tied for the team's highest score NOW • NOW • The tram placed second in the f.C.U. Southwest Conference last year GREGORY JEAN CARROLL CHARLTON BURL SMILING IN VICTORY PECKSIMMONSBAKERHESTONll^S Kneeling with the trophies are Gaylord Tate, Joe Huddleston WELCOME TO WILUAM and Ted Lange (l-r>; standing are Willis Murphy Jr., Coach WYLER'S THE :BIG" COUNTRY Bradley and Chester Sullivan. Not pictured are Gerald Sham- West Berry m TECHNICOLOR" and TECHNIRAMA* burger and Ray Leuty.—Photo by Allen Eyler. CHURCH of '&4tifc Another shipment of CHRIST white jamaicas! 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Mi< Factor's Successful men who wish to finance their education may continue on a part-time basis during school term. All successful men will be given a HYPNOTIQUE .... 3°°„,„.,. graduation career opportunity with a chance for advancement in Domestic Sales, Foreign Distribution. Advertising, Engineering, Finance, etc. For personal interview, write, stating name and location of college, area FANTASTIQUE.... 3" of desired employment, course or major, and year of graduation, to: SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Singer Building, 149 Broadway, New York 6, New York ATTENTION: MR. F. E. KOLYER Director of Sales Promotion Rt« MclnturH, Mgr. Friday. May 8. 1959 P,T 4 THE SKIFF IFC Laws Add $1,500 Scholarship Offered ITS CAR LOT- GetWILDROOT ] Judicial Clause The Texa r Com The scholarship, to be given n is offering I $1,500 srho! in conjunction with the Minnie NOT DRY DOCK CREAM-OIL Charliharlie! \ A r» clause in the arsh.p to a gtaduate of a Texas oer Foundation, will ill be i sity for a year s be granted to a permanent resi- Some students have been ■ ■ at the graduate or post dent of Texas who holds at least using the already - crowded ■ I / in Mexico, ac- a bachelors degree from an ac- parking lot to keep their boats, -**»*„ ■;.;.< ••■ qualifications and are taking up parking spaces FfHi Worth sen the purpose of study in V that are needed by other stu- ,rcr, vt ill investigate a transcript of a'l college work. dents and faculty ■II ehargef brought before IFC MEN, RESERVE and letters of recommendation Dean Smith reports that any from at lea't one character ref- boat found on campus after ■he charges ROOMS NOW erence, the head of the depart- this weekend will be towed ,n which he majored and away, at the owner's expense, • I il and the fraternity All male dorm students are the dean of his school. by an independent wrecker. Urged to go by the dean of CsRRlE Z. NATION, barmaid, Btrsi : the executive men's office and fill out a Smart men choose Vt'ildroot, th« • A ill he the deckling room preference card for the Womack Elected Prexy non-alcoholic hair tonic!" factor of thr rase This will elim- fall scrnest. r of 1959 : Womack Jr . Fort Worth inate any pressure on an individ- In the pat it bai been a lunior. has been elected to head Just a litri«b.t ual fraternity or pertM policy to send th< SC cards to the Parabola Club as president ot Wiidroor f . '$ the male Students during the for the coming year Womack and...WOW! summ'-r and ha\e them sent also was recently elected prcaj ft Alford Named to Staff back to ti,' Kite fir C Wylie Alford. prol A double check will be made di nt of the national math fra- at Wake Forest College at Wbv this ftU to eliminate this pro- ternity on campus VISIT US FOR ston-Salem M , will join the cedure, according to Jewell sociology depart men! m leptepj> Wallace, dean of men One late in ofi che(k will be done by the FAST SERVICE Iir Alford baa served baft a*. monitor of the student See Us For a graduate nd received tion and the other will be the All Formol IN THE ROMANTIC I., v \ trass i' ' in IMI room preference card It aril] iiixfnoi Wear and "you're Next" ATMOSPHERE OF in IfJM be obtained his n D be neceatarj for each student l OLD MEXICO to check with his monitor and v „(lllnlS| Accessories from Duke Universti) at the Hi I rrud and has three the dean of men • fO» SALE children O FOS VENT Delicious Mexican and A. HALLER American Cuisine 311 Mo.n ID S-949] TCU Barber Shop The Skiff 3015 University The Skiff is the official student publication ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS Do You Think for Yourself ? AND FIND OUT! * ') If you were about to buy an automobile, 5. In buying a radio, would you be would you (AI study the road-test D-D influenced more by (A) low price, or reports in the magazines, or Mj select ■ (Bi product features despite a '□•□ the car that looks best to you? slightly higher price? 2. When confronted with a menu with ;0 Ct 00 O] When deciding on what movie to see, lota of foreign terms, do you (A) ask •D-D do you usually prefer films that (A) what dish, or (B) accept the are gay and diverting, or (B) have a c »□ waiter's recommendation? social message? When invited to play an unfamiliar When you run into a foreign phrase in game, da :• "ii A) refuse to play until a textbook, do you first (A) head for you fully understand the rules, or iB) •D ■□ a dictionary to find the meaning, or (B) o ■□ pick up the rules as you go along? try to dope out the meaning yourself? •'. it) .1 to a party, do you (A) 8. When reading the paper, do you (A) accept, hoping • tract! no catch yourself concentrating on da, or H try to learn •□ •□ scandal stories, or (B) spend your time ■D-D c $% who will be there before accepting? on news and editorial matter? In choosing a filter cigarette. (A) are you easily swayed by bold claims, or (Bi do you •□ think for yourself and stick by your decision? If you're the kind of person who dunks for •'/... you use judgment in your choice of cigarettes, as in everything else. Men and women who think for then usually smoke VICEROY. Their reason? I i in tin valid. They know that only VICEROY has a thinking man's filter and a smoking man's taste. *// you checked (A) on three out of the first I HI fuu r nut of the last fice . . . j/o» really think for yourself! ONLY VICEROY HAS A THINKING MAN'S The Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows — FILTER ... A SMOKING MANS TASTEI Friday, May 8. 1959 THE SKIFP Page S Opera Uses New Setting Advertising Degree Plan Described at Ad Club Kith In "Orpheus" Production On Wt dnesdaj Maui Ice St I Tin instructor in graphic art- at On Campus MwQhulman A relatively new approach in version* The version in which Tl U, spoke at the luncheon operatic production will t an alto has the l( !e w ill the Fort Worth Ad- "Rare! in Ed Landreth Auditorium on be used in the TCU prod vertising Club in the Hilton Ho- May 15 and lfi when Charlt - W It will be ] in the Eng tel Cluck's "Orpheus" will be pre hsh translation by Edward Pent He described the course oi in- sentcd Vi ■ i Sw g is scheduled for struction lesding to a B.S. di Action will be concentrated the title role The part of Fon- with i major in advertising, ADVENTURES IN SOCIAL SCIENCE: NO. : on a raised platform in the o n due trill be s'.m.! by Margaret which will start next fall as part Tod i again into 1 iting world of social seii ter of the stage Dancers on this Ransom, and Vickcy Branch will el the curriculum of the School platform will depict the mood be heard as Amor Alternates of Bui it I, i UK take up • inthropology the itwl or action that will be sung by for thise relei are Mary Alice Also at the luncheon from TCU anil I the choral The static chorus Damman. Pat Atkinson and Linda were Dr Max Haddick, acting The origin of man was indeed a puzzle until the Krem chairman of the journalism de will be situated to the right and I.oftis. respectively. Jean l,ouiz Sigafoos, discovered the Anil and shinhoi left of the stage during the en- partment, and Jim Lehman as The production staff includes Pithecanthropus Erectuz in Java in I8B1 HVI was tire performance Henry Hammack. designer. I'lovc sistanl director of Information doing in Java is, incidentallj. quite an odd little ston The idea of a static chorus ami Haubokl. costumer; Robert Hull. Sen ices first conceived in F.urope some Chorus director; I>a\ id Preston, was .1 Parisian born and bred By daj one could always find 30 years ago Dr Walthcr Vol- choreography; Rudolph Kruger. linn at a sidewalk cafe, zipping barley water and bach. professor of drama, was conductor and Dr Volbacfa, stage I 1 -. Bach nigh) la- went to a fashionable casino whet one of the p.oncers in this field din ctor. gambled heavily ;it roulette and go fish in l>etween timei he of operatic production This production will feature worked on liis stamp collection, which wan nne of the lat 1 First performed in 17ri2. "Or- the TiT Orchestra, Chorus and Have a in Paris, pheus" was composed in two ballet department Student ad- mission will be 50 cents Pizza Picnic! Nancy Russell Elected • HISTORICAL NOTE LARGE SIZE Prexy of Harris College Sadler Named President Mi^s Nancy Russell. Arlington Dr. M E Sadler became the *£ '•• junior, was recently elected pres- president of the University in ident of Harris College of Nurs- September. 1941 ing for the coming year. Other officers elected are Ali- son Finney. Houston sophomore. 30 PER CENT i A, vice president; Marjorie Wil- 1 liams. Fort Worth junior, re- ,1 wv' ■ 1,1* --. ** • ' ' cording secretary treasurer; Jan- DISCOUNT eice Ellison. Arlington senior. On all cash and carry dry corresponding secretary; Gloria cleaning to TCU students Well sir, one sunimei Sigafooe lost his entire fortune gan Zander, Valley Mills sophomore, who bring this ad- reporter-historian, and Carolyn at the casino. He was icriously contemplating suicide when, Coffey, Itasca junior, parliamen- quite unexpectedly, ■ letter arrived froi ic Ixitus Petal tarian. Bart Boynton MeGinnis, a Javai me (rirl and an avid stamp collector, nth Miss Sandra Baden, Raymond NOW OPEN AT 11 A.M. whom Sigafooa had been corresponding from time to time ville sophomore, will leave May through the international -tamp collectors journal Until now 5 to represent the HCN at the Cleaners the nature of their correspondence, tl ough friendly, had lieen national convention in Philadel- 1420 W. Berry WA 7-9290 phia, May 7-11. atrietly philatelic, bul in this new letter Lotus Petal dec ired THE that although she had never laid eyes on Kigafoos, she k»ved him and wanted t arry him. She mid she was eighteen yean old, beautiful and docile, and her father, the richest man in the tribe, had agreed to give hall his fortune to the husband 1 I V PIZZA RIA choice Sigafoos, penniless and desperate, immediately I ked Damage lor .lava. -FOOD^ 1608 S. University Dr. TEMPTING LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS The lir.-t sight of hit prospective bride 1 tiled to delight Sig 1- foos She "as. as -lie -aid, lieantlful but only hv local st Serving 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays and Sundays, ED 2-0280 Saturday till 11 p.m. unls. Bigafooa had serious doubts thai hei pointed scarlet tei th Owned and Operated by the and the chicken hone- hanging from her can would be con- Nationally Famous Italian Inn sidered chic along the (Jhampz Elj sees. HONG KONG RESTAURANT Hut sobering as was the -ight of l.otu- Petal, Sigafoos had 3455 Bluebonnet Circle WA 4-5665 no even greater disappointment coming when lie me( her father. The old gentleman was, as lx>tus Petal claimed the richest man in the tribe, but, unfortunate!). the medium ol 1 m hangi in his tribe arai prune pita Kigafoos took one look at the mound of prune pits which «:is his dowry, gnashed In- teeth, and stomped off into the jungle, swearing vilely and kicking at whatever lay in his path Stomp- ing thus, swearing thus, kicking thus, Kigafoot kicked ovei a 2517 W. Berry heap of old bones which what do you knoa ' tinned out to !«■ Pithecanthropus Erectuz' But I dngreas From the brutish ; ropus, man evolved slowly upward in intellect. By the Middle Paleolithic period man hail invented the leash, which was ■ remark technical achievement, but frankly not particularly useful until the Mesolithic period when man invented the dog, In the Neolithic period came the moat important discovery in the history of man thediscovei igriculture Why is this s That'l why. 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May 8, 19S9 Club Tours Three ROTC Instructors Will Depart Council Awards Banquet Replacements in the ROT<- de tacbed to the Tactical Air Com partment will include instructors mand with probable duty on a Refineries next year Those i DO troop transport Scheduled May 15 in SC . will be Capt t L Mur- f ht-mutry f lub member, re For a short period of training. The outstanding member of Banquet guests will include phey Ctpt T F Schloeman. Captain Schloeman will travel to cently toured plants and indus- each Activities Council commit- members of the administration, ('apt W C Albert and Sgt 1 c ( astle Air Force Base in Califor- tries in tlM Baton Ron tee will be named and presented Walter Bradley nia He then will repoi I to Berg the Brown Lupton Foundation leans area They visited refin- with an award at the annual Stu- Captalifl Murphey will re; strom AF15 in Austin board, the Student Congress, the eries , ■ • thyl, and Wyan- d nt Center awards banquet in Fort Jac k .on South Carolina, in 1 c Bradley will take his aa well as the LSI tarn the Student Center Ballroom at Activities Council and its com- July, where his duties will in- place with the Kighth Army pus, Tulane Medical School and 5 30 p m , May 15 mittees, and faculty members dude super-, ision of basic train- somewhere in the Far F-ast this the Charity Hospital in N< who have chaperoned for dances ees summer. F.ach committee chairman also leant in the Student Center or partici- Captain Albert will be at- will receive an award Others Members included in the at- honored at the annual banquet pated in the College Bowl. tending group are Bill \ » HISTORICAL NOTE will be the 35 T Therapy Tests Continue tiag hearing and ipco h bool children in [ton thli i The : nd ar- u ill continue until Friday They "The Finest in Floral Service" will be taken in the Fn .t I hn.s 3105 Cockrell .At Berry) huich ol Arlington. W A 4-2211 a modern shop offering the finest FOR barber service FOX BARBER SHOP TUXEDO 2 blocks east and '2 block south of RENTALS Dan D. Rogers Hall '^ 3028 Sandaga . . . WA 7 9041 IT'S CARROLL PARK APARTMENTS SEMINARY and T.C.U. AREA Stove, refrigerator, laundry and yard care ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT $57.50 klilfS TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT MEN'S SHOP $62 50 and $67.50 2903 W. 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WINSTON S*LI«I «J 6* Fridsy, Mjy I. 1959 THE SKIFF P»9« 7 II Kirchner Signs With Semipro Oilers Mackey Plays the "Shadow Big II E Kirchner, the 8-10 th Ihi • uupro (enter who led the FTOfl to the Phillips 60 m,.is BCKl fall He By HARRY MORELAND doing better on the greer - him to Mick with the links spoil 8WC baaketball crown and took (oini Rice'i tall Toai Robitaille Ha\e you BVtf hoard of Prank H ,i iophorj With the graduation of Coody the liagui i icoring down, h.is on UM potai Mackey'' If not, Frank is MM of The welitannd folfej first and Massengale, mxt yen s bur- the Frog golfers who will bo com den talll to Mackey and sidekick petinj; m the Southwest Confer began trudging th; 11 Johnson Coif will again be in Another Better Buy At Typewriter Su ppry ence individual golf champion- 14 year old in h i boats low n, i spable hands ships today at College Station Colorado > i'y Ns irallj fi Completely Reconditioned C~.!lL #%...... - his favorite spoil I'lil h- found * HISTORICAL NOTE Standard Typewriter OfTI 11 tl "I/O 10 II 3 For the past two ) MI i Frank, little iliancc to ei gage in tour- along with Jerry Johnson, has »5 Do-. nament plaj w nils in high school IIM been playing in the shadows ,,f Fine Arts Gets Building S7H50! Most of his time was deioti d to The FiBC Arts Building and TYPEWRITER iW(, of the finest folfera rcil football, basketball and • 79 Weekly i r produced. Holder ohm Ed Landreth Auditorium was In fact. Mackey came to TCI' dedicated September, IMC. The I SUPFU co. * FULLY GUAIANTMD fOB 1 11*» pica champ Charles Cood] ,uid MfTM ANI 1NROCHM0I10N (Cif T» THIS USfl Tin's cheerful little oil-drop is tlic Happy's friendly grin invites you symbol of Happy Motoring under the to Stop for service under the Humble Humble sign. sign . . . Around town, and on the high- 'Yherever you see Happy, you'll Way, let Happy welcome you to the best find gasolines and motor oils that lead Service you'll find anywhere. in quality . . . you'll discover service that's friendly, prompt, courteous and complete . . . with rest rooms Unit are The N6D01 View extra clean and sanitary. Millions of times a year drivers and students keep HUMBLE awake with safe NoDoz HUMBLE OIL &. 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The Frogs are short on quantity, hut may make up for *{j[T. it with a handful of quality in the form of several top frosh , jN$ performers and a couple of capable varsity men. Prelims are set this afternoon, while the finals begin for both divisions tomorrow at 1:45 p.m. on the Kyle - > .J ■ Field oval. ^gj-jjj. _ _ _ _._ Texas to due to retain its mo- W- B^w fry I p r nopoly on ,he varsity tr°phy ^Bj^w while Baylor rates the favorite's -J \ ■ ^^^ft plerole ,hamon,u;h8 maythe frosnmake lh ' capable Pole vaulter Mike How- guard was also brought into the have saved the best for last • ell. who rates a good chance at 0ne bril{n' note for ,ne Fr08 fold The B^ton star plans to A Frog varsity trackster hasn't the conference title this year. «*" 'f that S'J of lhe eight start- play baseball also earned a gold medal in the con- will return and could provide the ers' alonf *«■ most of ,ne P"cn- Things couldn't be better for > * ference meet since IBM, when leadership with his hardworking ins staff' W1" rp'"rn for next Brannon as he signed a tall boy * the great Hill Curtis skimmed habits E?V camPalSn. This year's and two smooth-working guards i>^-~ the huh hurdles in a swift 14 Another hard worker wtih po- Wos ,.t'am als0 f due ,0 suPP>y to letters of intent. / seconds fUl In I ekampt tential to quarter iniler Lafayette s^ral ,0P Pprformers for the Two. 6-7 Don Rosick and John- w who tom aten the Purple could Heath, who II tie bach to com- varsity. ny (.ou],,r were members of Fort y' be DUaabered OB your tiagen P<'te R K Ctneeat, an ineligible Worth Poly's district champion- " The siiuaiion couiil change, arbo sails the discus near 170 ship team. Rosick was an all- *. .rf*>* v ■/ and track may start on the up- feet, may also enter the fold FfOa TcnnK Dim S,a,e se'ection 'f's addition will yj^gjjjj f. , frade coaaa the Stat m The chances ha\e never been wO CMMI3 uuu bolster the height problem as the if , *.% bJ Eddie Weems has better for TCI' to establish il I CU/r Tanairaaaiai rY"lsS already have signed Al "■'*•- — Several outstanding freshmen self in the track and field world ■" «J»»V. lOUinOy Adams of Houston, who stands who will be threats as sopho- Here's hoping for the future. 6-10. Two members of Coach Rich- A„„,K„- V. . u i .,_ . h bl he, ,0 th Fro ard Imcolns vars.ty tenn.s team h.f"'h " « P|I k £ « , ^ are in College Station today for ptl^T' T*6 *'" be T°mmy n Cunf pnce Intramural Awards Banquet Set £r£*""' " ^ £?&£tt£%tT& The annual intramural awards formation desk in the Student Senior Gene Cook and sopho- man has been tabbed the n°r banquet is s,t for uediies,hiy. Center. more Paul Lemk make up the standing Houston eager of the Mav 13 in Room 205 of the Stu- For further information con- Froggie duo. The Purple team year by several South T W I dent Center tact John Blanton or Tom Bar- found the going rough in the sportswriters Pennick won "a ' Letters will be awarded to the <°n- directors of intramural ac- league this spring and finished berth on the all state five and ten most outstanding athletes of 'iw':. without a victory, so they aren't has been selected to play in the the year in addition to trophies expected to win the net meet north-outh schoolboy basketball for the best team man and the # HISTORICAL NOTE Under the conference rules, game this summer at the Texas person displaying the at the last-place finishers are al- Coaching School. low d send onl ,wo re re Wlth ■■■ship pour Buildinqs in 1913 *' '" >' P - 'he state track meet in There will also be an award a sentatives to the meet Rice, Austin this weekend, recruiting presented to the best all-around Old Clark Hall was completed which won the team standings in is expected to pick up even more athlete of the year on the campus in 1913. becoming loop play, is expected to produce as many of the schoolboy ath- Tickets are $150 per person the fourth building of the I'm- the winners again in individual letes will be winding up their FRANK MACKEY and may be purchased at the in- versity. competition. high school eligibility See story on Pags 7