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:P":;: ' • •.'.;-'.':"-S''' 3 fc. : -.;-^iu:^ '. .r.V' . .v. ••; ; I«V ' '•' NO"Y" flMIl Meeting To Last Night Aom^SE^ Meet The Campus, Published by the SMU Students' Publishing Company 31st YEAI| SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11,1946 T No. 16 SMU to Construct Varsity Village Shopping Center Baptist Sponsored ,000 Donated Vocational Week To Begin Jan. 14 Theolog School Christian Vocational Emphasis Week will be held from Jan. 14 Begins in Si through 18 by the Baptist Student j A ten-acre shopping center to be , ecutive committee of the board of Union. The meetings will be held j cailed the Varsity Village, con trustees, according to Frank Mc- For Foundation from 1 to 1:30 in Kirby Chapel each j structed in the Williamsburg colo Neny, chairman of the committee A new lecture foundation will be. established with the day, and a special meeting will bd I nial style of architecture at a cost and vice chairman of the board. ?10,000 recently given to the Perkins School of Theology, Dr. held Thursday, Jan. 17,- from 5 to estimated at SI,500,000, is under consideration for SMU by the ex- As far as is known, such a proj Umphrey Lee, president, announced Monday. The foundation, 6 p. m. in Room 111, Dallas Hall. ect was never before attempted by which is to be known as the Jackson Lecture Foundation, will Emphasizing choosing a Christ provide for a lecture on some New Executive Officer an American university. phase of the Bible during Ministers' Inquiries From Over ian vocation, the, speakers include The center will consist of four Week each year. Dr. T .A. Patterson, pastor of Arrives to Take Over large groups of stores, shops, serv Nation Come to Office ice station, and a motion picture Formal presentation of the the East Grand Baptist Church; Duties as FolsomTs Aid •money was made at a banquet of Of Field Secretary Juliette Mather, southwide young theater on a tract of land owned Lt. E. C. Rieck, new executive jointly by SMU and W. W. Caruth. the First Methodist Church of More inquiries and correspond people's worker of W. M. U.; Dr. officer of the Navy Unit at SMU, Beaumont. Donors are Ben D. ence with students all over the R. Alton Reed, pastor of Park This tract is situated on the south arrived here December 15 to as east corner of Preston Road and Jackson, Sam J. Jackson Robert States, South America, and even Cities Baptist Church; Dr. John L. sume his duties as assistant to Lt. D. Jackson, Mrs. D. M. Hodges, Europe, have arrived in the office Hill and B.' B. McKinney, Baptist Northwest Highway, and is also V. A. Folsom, commander of the bounded by Wentwood Drive and and Mrs. Henry S. Davenport. The of the SMU field secretary, Mrs. Sunday School Board, Nashville; Navy program. foundation is a memorial to their Gillespie Kribs, than any time be and Dr. Taylor Pickett, young by Pickwick Lane. Lt. Rieck has been the command Tentative plans provide for one late parents, Robert Marone Jack fore in the history of the univer Christian surgeon. ing officer of the V-5 Unit at Cor son and Ella Jemison Jackson. sity. Mrs. T. M. Rea will lead a dis long building of shops running nell College at Mt. Vernon, Iowa, north and south along Pickwick; Two other lecture foundations The task of the field secretary cussion of "Building a Christian and Executive officer of the V-12 have been established at the school is the cultivation of the prospec Home" at the special meeting on an L-shaped building whose ends Unit at Drew University in Madi face on Northwest Highway and of theology. They are the Fondren tive students' through correspond Jan. 17. All students are welcome son, New Jersey. Lecture Endowment on Christian ence and personal contact in Dal at any of the meetings. Preston; another long block of He attended the University of stores roughly parallel to Went missions and the Peyton Lecture las and within the radius of 300 —SMU— Wisconsin where he received a ship on preaching. miles of SMU. According to Mrs. wood with the western end front Bachelor of Education degree and ing on Preston; and a rectangular- —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— Gillespie Kribs, the office received Biology Classes Make a Master of Arts in Education and 948 inquiries and answered 936 let METHODIST CONFERENCE: left to right, front row: Wayne Banks, Donna Jean Davis, Blanche Webster, shaped block whose end also fronts Three Men Added to Visit to Aquarium Physical Education. Before enlist on Preston, between the other two. ters during November and Decem Lab sections of Biology 2 classes Lillian Seymour, Thera Bowman, Marjorie Kent, Elizabeth Hassler, Lisbeth Day, Miss Maye Bell. Second row: ing in the Navy in 1943, Lt. Rieck Navy Ship's Company ber, 1945, not counting the great Bill Harris, Arch Turner, Frank Richardson, Bob Brickell, Bill Wilder, Alvin Lee Bedford, Norton Wey. Charles There will be several spaces for visited the Dallas Aquarium this had almost completed the work re parking. Three men have been added to number of letters from men still in week to learn by a visual method Montgomery and Louis Sada, who also attended the conference, are not pictured. quired for a Ph.D. in Education. the ship's company of the Navy The buildings will be finished in service all over the world. A great the identification and habits of He also was a coach and athletic Unit at SMU, according to Lt. reddish-gray brick, depicting the deal of the applications are from fish, reptiles, and amphibians, ac trainer for three years in a Wis V. A. Folsom, commander. Paul students in the northern and east colonial influence, with slate roofs cording to Dr. E. P. Cheatum, biol consin high school and later be and white columns. Scalcucci, Phm 1/c, replacing Sol ern states. ogy professor. came an instructor of Education Rossman, now at Camp, Wallace, Sigma Delta Chi Begins Search The Varsity Village is to be one The* applications for housing of Special emphasis on this tour is and Curriculum at the university. has seen action on New Caledonia, girls outside the university have to two or more miles from any placed on fish indigent to Texas. —SMU— Guadalcanal, Guam, Okinawa, Mar this time been greater than ever other main shopping center. The A similar trip is made each year shall Islands, Russell Islands, and before. The number of students Preston Road, Northwest Highway, to the Dallas Museum of Natural Browne Speaks to the Philippines. While in the first housed off campus this term is Preston Hollow, and University History for a study of bird and For Quill Queen of '46 Monday provisional brigade he received a more than the number of all in Christian Scientists Park areas would benefit most by mammal life. presidential unit citation. Virginia Hall and half of Snider. A campus-wide search for a 1946 dent, announced Thursday. The "Christian Science: The Gospel its construction. Members of the Biology Depart Coit Butler, Cooter Stewart, Alan Henry Myers, sp 1/c, was sta —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— Quill Queen will start Monday by queen will be selected from all of of the Comforting Christ" was the Plans have advanced to the stage ment have been utilizing the edu T. Myers, Willis Ross, Stanley Tur- j tioned at the U. S. Naval Ammu the girls on the campus, despite topic of the lecture by Harry C. of architect's plats. The choice of cational facilities in the-Museums members of Sigma Delta Chi, men's ner, Don Griffin, and Eatenson. nition Depot at McAlester, Okla., Theta Sig's to Have Greek affiliation, Independent Browne, C. S., of New York City, an architect to draw up full plans of the Dallas Civic Center for the national professional journalism and has taken over the duties of a —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— to members of the Christian for the center will be made soon. Meeting Tod^y at 2 past fe wyears. They have enjoyed status, or independent independent physical education instructor here. fraternity, Ervin Eatenson, presi- status, Eatenson said. Girls are Science organization at SMU, in Bids have been obtained on pav Theta Sigma Phi, women's pro the wholehearted cooperation of the Gilmer Ledbetter, sp 2/c, also a fessional journalism honorary, will asked to submit 8 x 10 photos as :Fondren Library Auditorium, re ing and curbs, as well as other in directors of both buildings. instruct^. enlisted 'jthe day hold a very important^ meeting soon as possible to Sigma Delta cently. He is a member of the stallations, and estimates have - SMU Fair Change; after the attack on Pearl Harbor, today at 2 p. m. in the CAMPUS Terry Leahy Wins Chi, through the SMU mail. •board t>f lectureship of the mother been made regarding utilities. church, the First Church of Christ, received a '.discharge in July of office, according to Doris Allen, Members of Sigma Delta Chi will Mr. McNeny stated "that prelim Engineers Will Make Contract Singing Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts. inary work would probably 1942, and re-enlisted September 9, president. All members must be judge the contest and the queen's ATrainT icket be C. S. O. meets every second and 1944. present. Field Trip Saturday For Miller's Band picture will be printed in the Feb. 8 started within sixty days. The fourth Thursday of each month in project wil lbe developed as leases The SMU student branch of the edition of the CAMPUS. That eve accepted a job as vocalist with Ray Fondren Auditorium. American Institute of Electrical ning, at the annual Debutramp For One Song are made. McKinley's new band, composed of —SMU— Engineering make a field trip to dance, sponsored by Theta Sigma An ability to sing the "Star —SMU— most of the former Glen Miller Egyptain Mummy Case the city plant of the Dallas Power Phi, women's honorary journalism Spangled Banner" won Verda Lee and Light Co., Saturday, Jan. 12, aggregation. sorority, the Quill Queen will be Adams, SMU voice major from according to Professor R. L, Discovery of Terry, who has been presented, as she crowns the King Waco, Texas, a train ticket to her Now on Exhibition Biesele of Engineering School. singing on six WFAA radio pro- of the Debutramps, Doris Allen, former home town, St. Louis, Mo., . Professor Biesele has invited all - , , president of Theta Sig, annpunced., Thursday. engineers to make the trip. They 1 «rams' lnclud,nS the Early B.rds By ANITA GOLMAN ro ram All girls are asked to submit As guest of the Higher Palestine last miute, Ann considers that will leave the engineering building P E and Dream Nocturne, Ann ("Woolly") Woollard, who their photos by Jan. 31. Prints of Movement, a British sponsored in things went off rather well. at 1:30 p. m., he said. ' came about as a result of her sing proudly admits that she is from At Fondren Library beauty pictures, may be obtained terhational organization, Verda She says that she is proud of the —No Place to Meet— Arkansas, candidly states that at t An Egyptian Princess' mummy"| Dorothy Lamour's famous sarong, ing on the Christmas Rotary by calling Hence-Griffith studios, Lee opened its annual convention students, wants to see more of the case and a hairpin, both about 3,000 . It is not much really but it is luncheon, given by WFAA, where although any'* 8x10 will be ac by singing the ational anthem school spirit SMU showed during years old, are among the priceless j something to stare at, nevertheless, Dr. E. E. Leisy Speaks she was heard by Ligon Smith, well ceptable. Thursday ight at the Hotel Jef Homecoming. exhibits at the SMU Museum, ] There are hundreds of interest- At Chicago Meeting known Dallas musician, who in turn Last year's queen, Betty Lu ferson in St. Louis. Camp in Colorado whieh opened Jan. 3 at Room 304, ing exhibits, and fortunately for Dr. Ernest E. Leisy spoke on told Ray McKinley about her. An Slaughter, became a Power's'model Verde .Lee sung. the "Star Serious-minded Ann says that on the third floor of the Fondren SMU students, the Museum is open Spangled Banner" at last year's American civilization in relation to audition was arranged and held shortly after being elected Queen practically the only thing exciting' Library. now from 2 to 5 p. m., Monday to philosophy and economics in during Christmas and on Jan. 6. by the SMU scribes, so consider convention, and was invited to re in her life was geting kicked out A barrel-shaped cylinder, made Friday, and from 10 to 12 a. m. Chicago last week at a meeting of Terry received a call from Mc this indication that the guys know peat her performance by Dr. E. of some hard substance about the Saturday. the Modem Language Association Kinley in New York, telling her their gals! I A. Cunningham, program dircetor. of a girls' camp in Colorado along size of a football, describing the —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— •of America, which is an organiza she was accepted. Sororities may submit all of The 19-year-old singer, a second- with 12 others. She and a group of rebuilding of the Walls of Babylon tion of scholars who discuss Terry a Tri-Delt pledge and their representatives in groups, if term freshman, left SMU Jan. 9, over-enthusiastic camp-mates went by Nebuchadrezzar, is But one of Sigma Delta Clii's literary subjects. Dr. John T. president of the pledge class, at .they chose, since there is no limit and will return Jan. 14. While in to a fiesta in town, had so much the most valuable exhibitions. Flanagan laso attended the meet present plans to leave for New to the number that may be sent in, St. Louis she will fulfill engage fun that they spent the night at Mummy of a sacred hawk (the Pledge Tivo Men ing. York around Feb. 1. Eatenson said. ments at local churches and clubs. one of the girl's houses instead of hawk still inside its mummy case, Two men were pledged by Sigma —SMU— - —-No Place to Meet— Members of Sigma Delta Chi are While a student here, Miss returning to camp. Shocked author of course) is the smallest mummy Delta Chi, men's national profes Adams appeared as soloist for the ities were forced to send the of in exhibit, but it is non-the-less sional journalism fraternity, at the concerto program of the SMU fenders back home. the youngest, being 3,500 years old. recent meeting of the organization, •Symphony Orchestra last June, Ann, a sophomore at SMU, is an However a dish which looks like according to Ervin Eatenson, presi and as soloist for the SMU Gleen Arts and Sciences representative an earthen "salad bowl about a foot dent. The new pledges are Don Candidates for Vice-President and Choral Club in May. to the Student Council, a member in diameter, beats the mummy Griffin and Stanley Turner, both —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— of Kirkos, pledge trainer of her hawk by 300 years in agef the plate members of "THE CAMPUS" staff. •—No Place to Meet— sorority, Chi Omega, and belongs being 3,800 years old. Griffin is a junior and a writer for 2 Theology Students to Panhellenic and COGS Steering The SMU Museum which had for the sports department, and Turner, Represented in Who's Legion Campaigns Committee. its nucleus, Dr. A. V. Lane's a senior, is assistant arts editor To Furnish Clubroom ANN WOOLLARD Ann, who has the Arkansan archaeological collection consisting of "THE CAMPUS." Who in Methodism In Arkansas, she doesn't wear shoes southern accent, admits in a drawl The Tom Hollandsworth Post of Of the Egyptian Antiquities, the At the meeting of the scribes, it Two SMU students, Louis Sada her one secret ambition. 'I want to the American Legion launched the home, in West Memphis, she never African collection, and a few mis was decided that a Quill Queen be a 'femme fatale'." and Bill Wilder, received recogni organization's initial campaign at wears shoes. She does not mind cellaneous objects, begun in Decem would be selected from the pictures —No Place to Meet— tion at the Third National Method the regular monthly meeting held when friends tease her about wear ber, 1926. The Museum had grown submitted by all SMU girls, and ist Student Conference at Urbana, Tuesday evening in Fondron Audi ing pebbles in her shoes to keep ever since. It included the Christian the winner's picture will appear in Dorothy Malone Is Allen collection of African curios 111., recently. torium, according to Mike McKool, her from feeling homesick. the Feb. 8 edition of "T H E post commander. Ann, who swims in the Missis from Belgian Congo, Blanton col Louis, a freshman in Arts and Coronet Cover Girl CAMPUS.'^ The queen will crown The campaign is to raise money sippi River in summer, has never Dorothy Malone, former SMU lections consisting mostly of coins the King of the Debutramps that Sciences, who is preparing for the from many parts of the world, in to furnish the Veteran's Clubroom: gotten "citified" enough to get over student, is cover girl for the night at the Debutramp Dance. School of Theology, was chosen for in the' basement of Fondren her enthusiasm for hillbilly music January issue of Coronet maga cluding Palestine, India, Brazil, —SMU— England and other countries. j mention in "Who's Who in Meth- Library. The room was formerly and Wild West movies, always zine. She is a Warner Bros, starlet, There are also a few Chinese George Bond to Speak I odism" for his outstanding work the Faculty Club room. The cam cries at the heroine's misfortunes. and appears currently in "Jahie paign will be conducted for two A typical Arkansan, she prefers Gets Married," and "Night and objects, prominent maong them are i in the field of "world-friendship." To SMU Mothers' Club weeks. the wide - open country, mourns Day," film biography of Cole the Chinese idols representing the George Bond, assistant professor j ! Bill, freshman in the Perkins' A committee was appointed to Porter. god "Kwan Wong" and his body of English, will speak on the South- I Texans' distaste for her favorite I School of Theology, received men- contact and to solicit all veterans Dorothy attended SMU in 1943- guard, "Chang Bee." west Review at a meeting of the 1 dish, fried ham. , tion for his poem describing the for voluntary contributions. On 44, where she was a dramatics The arrows from Belgian Congo, SMU Mothers' Club Monday, Jan.! Was Homecoming Co-chairman conference "I Met the Master," the committee are Joe Matthews, major and appeared in several .of according to Scott Workman, SMU 14, at 10:30 a. m., according to I Homecoming co-chairman along which was published in "Motive in chairman; Bill McMurry, Charles the Arden Club plays. student who is in charge of the ex Mrs. George M. Underwood, presi Dorothy Jackson with Charles Montgomery this past hibits, may be poisoned. He is not j dent. Urbana." Coit Butler Hollis, Bob Read, Jasper Pendone, fall, "Woolly" had a responsible —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— Robert McGowen, Jesse Kirby, certain about this, however', he j Dr. Wesley C. Davis, ' Perkins Sixteen SMU students, the larg As candidate for the position, Coit Butler, senior in the Col job and carried it off smoothly. A Wallace Prather, William Mills, Muriel Powell Heads-:;. . does not like to fool with them, and ! School of Theology, will give the est delegation, made the trip to vice president of the Student Coun lege of Arts and Sciences, has an conscientious, executive-type girl,- Illinois University by bus. They at nounced his candidacy for the of and William Giimes. he does not encourage visitors to inspirational message., cil, one must be, as the name im Ann is still embarrassed over one Speech Fraternity '>}*> tended lectures and workshops di —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— fool with them either. —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— fice of vice president of the Stu hitch in Homecoming. When last Muriel Powell has been/< rected by leading Methodist work plies, not only a representative but dent Council. There is a dress suit for men, • Commanding Office}-: "Private, year's queen steped out on the field president of Zeta Phi Eta, ers and missionaries. Approximate also a • leader of the students in which is one of Allen's African Two sailors, returning to their "I base my candidacy on the de there will be a number of high of to present the crown to the 1945 professional speceh arts.: ly 1,300 students and 200 adults their council. As a representative curios, that will put to shame base late one night, lost their way. sire to represent the entire student ficers here for lunch. I want you queen, she was accompanied by according to Mary Ellep attended the conference. Other and leader, a person has certain Said one: 'Hey, Joe, we must be in body on the Council, and to fur to stand by the door and call the President Norma Wright, instead retiring president. Other ' < a cemetery. There's a gravestone." SMU students who attended are privileges and certain responsibili CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ther the interests of the students. guests' names as they arrive." of George Ownby. Failing to no that have been newly installed Blanche Webster, Frank Richard ties. These consist of representing LECTURE "Yeah," said the other. "Whose With the large increase in the en Private: "Boy, I'd like that!!— tify the announcer of this change, Mary Elizabeth Rogers, recording son. Archie Turner, Charles Mont the opinions and of accomplishing, The Christian Science organiza is it?" Joe lit a match, and replied, rollment, the job of vice president But who keeps me out of the guard Ann heard him name Norma secretary, and Lila Smith sod**: don't know, but he seems to gomery, Lillian Seymour, Lisbeth to the best of his ability, the de tion at SMU presented a lecture "I will increase in its importance and house?" Wright to the crowd as George secretary. have lived a ripe old age—175." Day, Thera Bowman, W a y n e sires of the student body. by Harry C. Brown, C.S.B., of New functions, and if the students see —SMU— Ownby. Zeta Phi Eta announces I desire to serve the student York on "Comforting Jesus" Mon "Well, whatsa name?" insisted Banks, Bob Brickell, Donna Davis, fit to elect me to the office, I pledge In spite of their not providing recent initiation of day evening at 8 p. m., in Fondren the other bluejacket. Joe lit an Bill Harris, Elizabeth Hossler, body as well as I may be able in my best efforts to insure for them FOUND any microphone for the master of Betty Kelly, Mary the capacity of vice president of lecture hall. Approximately 500 other match. Marjorie Kent, Norton Wey, Louis a capable and efficient student gov Heavy gold chain in CAMPUS ceremonies at the barbecue and be Rogers, Muriel Powell, and persons attended the lecture. "Some guy called Miles from Sada and Bill Wilder. the Student Council. ernment." office. BETTY KELLY. ing unable to find a convertible Gny Terry. —No Place to Meet— Memphis," he reported. —SMU— —SMU— —SMU— —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— for the queen nominees until the Page 2 ARTS Saturday, January 11,1946 Arden Workshop •Art Department • Plans Wednesday Noted Artist to f Business Meeting Lecture Here; Will Meet Monday Arden Workshop's final business Guild Exhibit meeting before t.ho formal Recogni a tion St-rvices will be held Wednes For All Interested in Student Musical day at 7:30 p. in. in Arrlen Hall, Boardman Robinson, noted Nova Scotian artist who has become According to Ann I'oykin, presi A meeting for all students inter dent. All students who have at famous f Qrades Will Regulate B. A. School rfbtd. and ScienceI GandidcUel Engine School Student Council Holds Candidate. Candidate Dance in White Gym Social Activities of John Ware, V-12 candidate for the post of Student Council rep An informal All-School resentative from the School of En dance will be staged by the Virginia Hall Qirls gineering, made the following dec Nominees to laration of platform policy: Student Council from 9 to The girls of Virginia Hall have If I am elected to the Student 12 tonight in the White been notified that, their grades will Council, I will try to make the Be Feted by Gym. hereafter regulate their activities mmmm. voice of the Engineering School to a certain extent. Sig AlphsWill Music will be provided heard in the planning of school af by Earl Ralston and his House mother, Mrs. Gertrude fairs. I want to' see the council Lambda Chi's Moore, has issued a new require initiating more all-school activities orchestra, playing their ment that radios may not be Speak Again!! and gain a still more important po Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity first engagement since his played after 11 p. m. by girls who sition on the campus. This will be will give a dance at 8 p. m. Satur "Braack Week" will come to a day at Big Thicket, in honor of return from the service. made one or more deficiencies. She! welcome halt today at noon, re possible only through better har has also recommended less library ipli: mony within the council itself. the eleven beauty nominees chosen Mrs. Ralston is the lieved members and pledges of by the various sororities for the studying for those with low aver I have been at SMU more than featured vocalist with the Sigma Alpha Epsilon reminded fraternity sweetheart, according to ages and encourages the girls to two years and am a member of orchestra. As special en SMU sororities. "It's the first time Stanley Turner, president of the stay in their rooms to do their the American Society of Mechani in the annals of any fraternity's fraternity. tertainment, the "Blue work. This is because some of the cal Engineers and the Phi Delta history that a Hell-Week has ever The dance will inaugurate a Notes" a girl's quartet girls have been guilty of signing Theta social fraternity. been devised for members as well fraternity program honoring one of from Denton will present out for the library and going else as pledges," a Sig Alph moaned, Mack Smith Bill Freeman —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— where. It is the intention of Mrs. the girls each week preceding the a program. wiping his dark glasses on a long, As a nominated candidate for 'I want you to vote for me for final selection. One of the high Moore to help the girls bring their heavy beard while fanning himself election as Arts and Science rep j Arts and Science Council repre- In charge of the grades up and the only possible lights of the fraternity's "A" with a battered hat. resentative to the Student Council,| sentative, because I feel that I can function bein,g the announcement arrangement are Nancy way is to limit their activities. N. B. Cook j be of great service to the students. AD All during the three-and-a-half- N. B. Cook, junior accounting Pi's Plan of the sweetheart for the rest of For those with extremely low I feel it necessary that more im I intend to find out what the stu Brooks, James Meletio, day period, the SAE's were set major, has announced his candi the year from these girls. grades, Mi's. Moore has deprived petus and responsibility be given dents want, and if elected I prom Bud Simpson, and Marty upon at odd moments during both dacy for council member from the There will be a temporary sweet them of one night uot in order to student offices in our Student Dinner Dance day and night by vultures who had school of business. ise to devote all of my energy and heart selected each eleven weeks Smith. that they have less to distract them apparently but one aim in life: to Association, thereby giving the efforts to see that they get it. I \vho will be given the highest at —No Place to Meet— and thus work more earnestly. N. B. is an independent candidate for one want student government at Saturday make the SAE's talk. Several men and syas, "I propose to do my part students of our campus a stronger Nite tention by the fraternity members. It is for the girls' best interests SMU to be improved." Delta Chi to Crown retorted and fell victim to assorted ni maintaining an active student voice in the student government Alpha. Delta Pi will entertain The eleven beauty nominees are: that Mrs. Moore has beer) forced Bill \yas treasurer of Delta Chi dunkings and signs saying "I goverment and one that is truly and a greater control of the activi with a dinner dance at the Melrose ' La Verelle Smith, Alpha Delta Pi; Frat King: and Queen to take this action. The girls are fraternity for one year and is now Spoke." The last-mentioned were representative of the desires and ties of the campus which directly Hotel tomorrow night from 7:30- ! Laura Jane Herndon, Chi Omega; co-operating fully and it is ex president of the organization. At Formal Jan. 19 three-time offenders who were also aims of the student body. In order concern them. 12, according to Mary Ann Hallo- I Peggy Jones, Delta Gamma; A King and Queen of Fraternity pected that many grades will be —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— forced to carry a baby rattle and that a student government function In running for this office it is man. Rosemary DePasqual is in ! Evelyn Metcalf, Delta Zeta; Doris i Row will be crowned at the Delta brought before the next deficiencies wear a baby cap to school. as such, every member must put my desire to he instrumental "in charge of decorations. 1 Baxley, Gamma Phi Beta; Betty ! Chi "A" function at the Hotel go out. Her attention to the mat Four a. m. Wednesday was her forth his maximum ' effort in bringing about the unification of VGTLC to Meet I Lou George, Kappa Alpha Theta; | Adolphus Roof Garden Saturday ter and the steps she has taken AD Pi members and dates are: alded by off -key blasts of making it a good one. I pledge that all our students through strength The Varsity Grill Tuesday Anne Ashburn, Charles Connolly; j Frances Alexander, Kappa Kanpa 1 night Jan. 1!), according to Bill to bring about improvement in "Reveille" and the raucous tooting my best will be done toward that of office. I feel that through co Luncheon Club will meet Wednes Gamma; Marty Smith, Pi Beta Phi; : Freeman, president. their grades are fully appreciated. La- Verelle Smith, Walter Kall- of car horns. This was climaxed by end." operation and a more enthused at day at 1 p. ni. at the Varsity Grill, strom; Mary Yvonne Wills, Bob Mary Elizabeth Rogers, Sigma Judges will be Dr. Edwin Mouzin, During the past week the sign- a smoke bomb being thrown titude toward student government according to Chief-Cook-and-Bot- Crossland; Margaret Howard, Nor Kappa; Julia Muller, Zeta Tau head of the SMU math depart tlewasher Kelly. out book has not recorded, nearly through a window, causing the the leaders of oui otuuent Asso man Dam; Gwen Jones, Milton Alpha. ment; Dean A. C. Zunibrunnen and as many library studiers as before, SAE's to think that fire had been ciation can bring about more As This will be first meeting here Zapata. —No Place to Meet— L. H. Flack, assistant to the since 1944, Kelly said. The. motif, which indicates that many of the set to the house. It's Coming- sociation sponsored activities. A Margie White, Bill Thompson; Former SMU Student president of SMU. girls are getting to work to bring of the meeting will be "To Have Sporadic raids occurred all jhree specific activity which I am desir Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wiscamb; All sororities and fraternities up past low grades. Dined Well Is to Have Added Life To Become Bride of days which resulted in varied fruit ous of promoting is a weekly one- Sondra Ridout, Bob Hall; Lauren have been invited to get their most —No Place to Meet— to the Living." and vegetable concoctions for the It's Coming— hour assembly of the entire Stu Mitchell, Bill Gallier; Barbara RAF Lt. in England beautiful girls and best looking dent Association with an object in —SMU— Sig Alph's and pastry hair-do's for Mueller, Ted Denton. Mary Louise McNeese, former boys shined up for the occasion. mind of a unifying form of educa PYI Honors Prexy the girls. Egg shampoos were all CHI O PIN LOST ' Nan Blackston, Roy Peterson; student of SMU, and Flight Lt. After the King and Queen have tional entertainment. It is with With Banquet at the rage as the local grocers were It's Coming— .A gold, pearl set Chi Omega pin Mary Ann. Smith, J. B. Smith; James D. Forteith, English flyer been chosen, they will lead the such ideas in view as these that I besieged for requests for over-ripe Will it come out? When is It has been lost near the Snider Joseale Hulse, Bob Mansur; Paul will be married tomorrow in Eng grand march. Pirates Cave seek your support in the coming hen-fruit. .coming out? Why hasn't it come Plaza. If found, please return to ine Knox, Ray Heed; Beverly land culminating a romance which Members and one pledge of PYI election for this office. ' out? Eleanor Gillham, Chi Omega Box. Clark, Bob Clayton. began in 1942 at a Hockaday school honored the president with a ban Tomorrow at 8 p. m. there will —SMU— —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— Joan Price, Frank Hopkins; prom. quet and the traditional "Konking be a formal declaration of peace, Payrolls are being delayed be Frances Campagna, Jack Paxton; The couple plan to return to the Your Gift Out" ceremonies Sunday night at when the SAE's will entertain at cause of it. People can't phone up Laura Genaro, Bill Tuxbury; Patsy United States to-live when Mr. the Pirates Cave, according to Miss the fraternity house and the win people without it. Professors need Ruth Warner, Roy Cox; Joan Forteith's tenure of RAF service is Mad One All-In, president. Char ner of the "Braack Plaque" will be it to contact students. Librarians Headquarters PoKuitUlUt Slaughter, James Parr; Donna completed. treuse'and—Shocking Pink, 'colors announced ..following, the^presenta- need it to compile strident lists. O'Shel, Bill Ratton. While* attending SMU Mary . . . What ever the Occasion of the Organization, were carried tion of a stage-show, "Braackouts Advertisers need it to bring them ROGER DE SALME Phi Delta Theta and JACKIE GALLAHAN Carolyn Willke, Sammy Owen; Louise was a member of Alpha out in the decorations and the PYI of 1946." business. Out-of-town fraterntiy Zeta Tau Alpha are now pinned. >• Phyllis Barham, James Marian; Theta Phi, Pi Sigma Alpha and Cake which was "baked by. the presi Paul Barham, Anne Smith; Jack men need to locate brothers with At the Delta Gamma party last Saturday night, ROSEMARY Norma Bowen, Charles Smith; Phi Alpha Theta. dent. Handy Burner was formally Bell, Frances David; Bill Brad-j whom to board. Theta Sigma Phi needs it to raise their morale. Doris HOOKER became engaged to her Flight Officer and WANDA GOOCH Betty Rae Hedge, Tom Cornwall; —SMU— Plaaa pledged and other members were field, Chris Coleman; Bob Dennard, is now engaged to WOODY LOGAN. toasted. Barbara England; and Jack Elliot,! Allen needs it so strange people Virginia Blattner, Tom Prince. Navy to Give First JOYCE DAVIS, assistant society editor of THE CAMPUS had to Projects were Insisted on and Joan Swanson. j will stop phoning her house at Yvonne Forrester, Dr. Hugh Em odd hours to inquire about it. practically tear down the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house to get a story erson; Lois Burer, Roy Ford; Car Formal January 18 Q4t approved by the prexy. Attending Jim Harris, Snuflfey Altman; Lee j for THE CAMPUS. We are not saying who finally spoke long enough olyn Morrison, Joe Bell; Mary The first formal dance of the were. Chilled Brews, Eric Eehoe, Irwin, Betty Sherill; Homer Key,; "Bottle necks," mutters Jerry to give her the story. Braak on SAE's. Laura Wagner, Harold James; year will be held by the SMU Navy j Punch Drank Royall, the president Joan Adams; Bill Maclay, Ann Mc- i Drake, Student Publication busi Gloria Kenney, date. Unit, according to Lt. V. A. Fol- ' Nook and the pledge. Millan; and Frank Martin, Grace ness manager. But the fact that Pi Phi's are also worn out from trying to penetrate the Braackonyu line. Sylvia Stevens, Charles Powell; som, commander of the unit. The —No Place ±o Meet— Waters. there's a peace on, bringing 6729 Snider Plaza spasmodic record-breaking enroll Everyone has been noticing the strange smile that PUDDIN JACK Virginia Thompson, date; Rose dance will be given at the Dallas Bob Owen, Virginia Weir; Jack ment couple with- the fact SON and COIT BUTLER have been giving each other this week. Could mary de Pasqual, Norman Beck Country Club Jan. 18 with Earl L-0070 Paxton, Frances Campagna; Ellis ! that many enrollees cannot it be the race for the office of vice-president in the election Tuesday? ers; Betty Jo Hamm, Johnny Jen Ralston and his band playing. Reed, Helen Eickmeyer; Shelby write legibly, slow up work on the nings; Mary Anne Halloman, Richardson, Betty Russell; George FLA'SH!! EMBY McMANUS and DICK FLAYHIVE are no longer 1946 Student Directory. Labor^dif Charles Thompson. Seale, Mary Lou Staley; Charles pinned, but are still the best of friends. We wonder whether or not ficulties at the printers have done Dick's invitation to the Dervish Dance had anything to do with this. Martha Pierson, Wallie Prather; Simpson, Betty Shook; Sam Joy Wilson, Rush Fielder; Annah Adams, Ernestine Munsen. their share of retarding the SMU journalism frat men are on the lose trying to find a Quill progress, too. Queen. ... All women students are eligible, its just a matter of sub- Beth. Goostree, Bill Harriss; Mu Jack Bleuler, Mary Anna Walk riel Powell, date. er; Harry Buckley, Patricia When Theta Sigma Phi. women's I mitting an 8x10 photo. The Queen will crown the King of the Debu- 1 Brooks; Charles Burandt, Dorothy journalism fraternity, undertook tramps at the Debutramp Dance on Feb. 8. Olsen; Wesley Crawford, Ruth Hil- the task of; putting out the Di Let this serve as official notice that CAROL ANN KIDD is the liard; Ernest DeJernett, Claire rectory, its 12 members couldn't private property of CHARLIE GItANSTAFF( and vice-versa. She Booth. forsee th»t thev were sroing to thinks one blonde in his life is enough! Joe Egan, Maxine Taylor; Bill have to call in additional he'D, anv- PAUL HANSON doesn't talk much, but his actions certainly speak J.&L. Ferguson, Christine Spear; Harry one from point-anxious sorority louder than words. At. least this is what FRANCES CREWS says. Gray, Barbara Williamson; Robert pledges to new Theta Si" nW^es, Question of the week? Is BOOTS DEATON really MRS. GREGG Griggs, Lina Haworth; Don Har and peonle who wandered down to WRIGHT? If so, there will soon be. 3 slightly used fraternity pins for sale! SHOE REPAIR rison, Maebeth Lofland. scoff remained to type lists, look v ; Alfred Hoper, Ruth Ryan; Joe up phone nnmbe-s. pli >^be> 7.ft DENNIS O'BRIEN has found his "one and only" — PEGGY JULIAN C. ROBERTS, Prop. King, Marian Carlyle; Harry Mc cards, dash to the Registrar's office ELKINS. He says he really means it this time! Qaminl pherson, Babette Turner; Conrad to check on names. MARY LU HAMLETT can't keep her mind away from Shepperd "The Shop of Quality Work" Martin, Isabelle Jahes; George The importance of the Director*', Field, much to the discouragement of a certain Delta Chi. Maybe you should wear your uniform to school, LLOYD. Martin, Dorothy Caven; John a complete '•omnlvatioi of students Dye fobs Mathison, Eunice Parker; Alan T. in the university, with t>>eir pd- You can take the telephone number of DORIS SALTER off your Po^tiaUi. lists, boys. "RALPHIE-DALPHIE" is on the way home! Myers, Bette Jean Barnes. dresses, phone n"mbers. and Shoes . . . Handbags It's a long-distance pinning for BOBBIE JEAN JONES and Phi Dwight Nance, Maurine Jacob- narents' names is felt^ bv faculty, Our Specialty son; Charles Norton, Carol Kirk- in their efforts to contort, students Kappa Tau Walter Werme in Ohio, while the Christmas holidays 6706 Snider Plaza—L-747-7 were highlighted by the engagement of TAFFY WILSON and CECIL patrick; Jack Oliver, Patricia Lee; for various and sundry deficient MILES. John Parnell, F'ranciss Benton; Roy reasons, and by students for trv- 6729 Snider Plaza—L-0070 Peterson, Nan Blackston; Walter inrr to find the phone • number of —No "Y" Meeting Last Night- that cute blonde in o"° of fWr classes—so they a" nhone DoHs. Then they ask m*>d'v pn-o'ie who Start the New Year /J fy>uUen*utif OJI SowUty 0 I looks like a Thete Si«r. "will it come out? When is it coming out? Why the Right (White) Way PURITAN LAUNDRY hasn't it come out? 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Varsity Theatre" State, County, and Municipal Bonds ...... 85,256.50 For Official Fraternity or Sorority Jewelry i\ —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— Other Securities ...... * 10,001.00 LAUNDRY & CLEANING J! Cash in Vault and Due from Banks ...... 3,703,983.72 See ' * t Bank Building 82.375.00 t0 Vaults, Furniture, and Fixtures 16.611.01 WAYNE ACORD SUB-STATION t Fast and Satisfactory Service on * Total ; ^...... $9,288,988.42 \ • Student Representative *t * 2>leddmaUutf and AU&iatoHA, t LIABILITIES 3 DAY SERVICE t 0 at the Capital Stock n 1 ...$ 100,000.00 * Surplus 100,000.00 • ' ° t t Undivided Profits and Reserves.. 84,251.99 i LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING t PHYLLIS SHOPPE Deposits 9,004,736.43 • +• * * "Across the Street from Varsity Theatre" Total t ; - - - $9,288,988.42 el© * 6915 Hilicrest Lakeside 4337 0 6708 Snider Plaza L-3538 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1707 MAIN 0 SsfK.. •• •-'• :•' • • ,•" .v ••:. iPage 4 bPORTS Saturday, January-11,1946 Delta Psi Kappa Badminton Play Phi Delts Beat Kappa Will Meet Football Southwest Roundup Mustangs Out After Coach Whitey Baccus's Pony cient rivals, the Cadets.from A&M, Under Way at Team in Court Go roundballers got off in reverse dur on Saturday night. Girls' Gym Sigs 6 to 0 for Grid Title Delta Psi Kappa, girls' honorary ing the past weekend in their.ini First Win of Season Phi Delta Theta whipped Kappa defeated season in the regular physical education fraternity, will tial openers on the southern swing Kok Tops Conference Scoring Badminton nets went up last play its traditional basketball game Monday in the Girls' Gym to start Sigma 6 to 0 Friday to win the schedule, Pi KA alone giving them of the conference. In bowing to Arkansas' tree-tall eager, George trouble. The Phi Delts began to with the members of the football- the Texas Aggies and the vastly Kok, has taken the individual scor a new sports season in the Intra in Game With Owls intramural football championship click as a team with the arrival team Wednesday night at Joe improving Rice Owls, the Mustang ing lead in the conference cam mural contests. Whitey Baccus' Southern Meth the following evening. This was for the second consecutive time. of Gene Patton who collaborated Perkins Gym. cagers' hopes were dimmed some- paign by bucketing 17 and 26 tal odist University basketball team also the tenth consecutive defeat This traditional encounter was The contests will take place in a This meeting climaxed the Greek with Ray Beall to give the Blue wfiat. It is still a riddle whether lies respectively in the Texas will make its debut in Southwest of a Methodist court team by the grid wars which found Lambda instituted by the late J. W. St. schedule similar'to the speedball .and White a dangerous passing the Herd is actually weaker than games for a total of 43, to top the Conference play tonight at 8 Feathered Flock. SMU's last win Chi Alpha and Pi Kappa Alpha attack which was to give them the Claire, former athletic director, first appeared on paper, or that all field in two games. The Aggies' arrangement. Contestants will be came in 1941 when they outscored o'clock when it takes on the Rice pushing the winners into the finals. title. and has become an annual event. the teams are going to take turns rangy Jamie Dawson ran second placed in'either A or B leagues the Owls, 43 to 36. Bryan Lloyd, Lambda Chi defeated the Phi —No "Y". Meeting Last Night— The first game pitted the girls in winning. It is apparent that the with 33 points and proved to be a and by process of elimination, a Owls, defending hardboard kings, current captain of the Steeds, par- Delta in the opener, but the Phis —No Place to Meet— •against members of the faculty Ponies need plenty of polish in both dangerous man against fairly winner from each group is selected at Joe Perkins Gym. ticipated in that win. came back to take the second meet who presented an unusual spectacle offense and defense, if they expect strong opposition. Not far behind to play for the' final honors. The Tonight's clash is the third cir Captain Bryan Lloyd will get the ing. This threw the league into a in their bloomers and other gear. to climb into the win column. in what may prove to be a merry game to determine third place wiil cuit meeting for the Ponies, who nod for the center position,- with Kelly, Jones and Following that meeting the faculty deadlock until and underdog SAE Coach Baccus has been experi chase for top scoring honors are be played at 4 o'clock Wednesday, dropped their opener to the Texas Harry Teal and Johnny Zatopek representatives, becoming sore of team tied the Chi's and gave the menting with several combinations Roy Cox, Texas guard, with 32; Jan. 16 and will be followed by the Aggies and then lost to the Owls ready for relief duty. Johnny Row Gardner Will Get muscle, voewed never to compete Phi's undisputed possesion of first and altering the starting lineup Leroy Pasco, TCU guard, 31; championship game at 5 p. m. that land and J. C. Cannaday probably again. same afternoon. place. Naval Discharges considerably, endeavoring to strike SMU's own Bryan Lloyd, with 29; will check in at the forward posts, Pop Morgan will coach the boys, Bell, Mouzon Attend Kappa Sig went through an un- LcRoy Gardner, Andrew Kelly, upon a smooth - clicking quintet. Harmon Walters, Rice guard, with Good prospects for the contests while Burt Rollings and Percy while Billie Reece will head the are: Nancy Dowling and Jean j and James L. Jones, Jr., will re- The three starting freshmen, with 27; and Bob Kendricks, TCU cen Mentor's Confab cover the guard assignments. Mack Psi Kaps. Helon Mitchell, Ginny Fraiser. of Delta Gamma, Patsy and added game experience, should pro ter, with 27. Smith and Charlie Roberson are Ponies Face TCU !j port to separation centers to re- Arlett, Marcelyn McMurrin Billie At St. Louis duce more punch for Baccus' Peggy Freeman of I. S. A., Marclyn seasoned hands for forward duty, j ceive their discharges. They left Connelly, Bunny Clark, Jean Wills, Coach Matty Bell is in St. Louis Tuesday at Perkins j charges. McMurrin and Betty -.Grene of and Scott Ernest and Carroll My 5 and Mary Anne Wright will repre this week for the National Football SMU's Mustangs play their ; SMU Oct. 31. Big Bryan Lloyd was the big Kappa Alpha Theta, who were last ers will report to the guard berths. sent the femmes, while Doak Association meeting. Bell is a fourth conference game and the 1 Gardner will go to Norman for noise on the hardwood for the G^eeJz New# year representatives; Jean Spurgin For the Owls, Chick Herbert, Walker, Claude Hill, Paul Page, G. and second one on their home court i Ponies in both games, scoring 29 Mary Bob -Turner of Tri member of the rules committee naval trainee from Illinois, and his discharge. He enlisted in the B. Cranfill, Billy Mizell, Bill Reece, when the TCU Horned Frogs, the points. In the Rice melee the big Sigma Kappa ' Delts, Ann O'Donnell and Virginia .which are in conference discussing'®''^ Tom of Highland Park will Navy in 1942 and served on the Tom Dean, Bob Ramiey, Jack Weir of Pi Phi, and Helon Mitchell Ponies ancient rivals, invade Joe captain was the leading scorer with Sigma Kappa held formal pledge football rules and setting up new!ffet two of the startinff calls and Perkins Gym Tuesday night. U. S. S. Bushnell in the Pacific for Elliot, Leon Schultz, and Red services Monday night for Norma and Norma Wright of Zeta Tau other freshmen talent will com 15, and he held the Owls' lanky ones to ease the situation., The Both teams bowed to Rice in bat 12 months. He took part in the I Maley^vill be on hand for the boys. Prince and Mary Taylor. Alpha. plete the line-up. In the first en Bill Tom to only two buckets. SMU mentor along with D. X. tles last weekend, but the Christ , . . ... During the intermission "Miss —No Place to Meet— , counter Lloyd held Tom to a sin atcom at Midway, Attu, the Gil- „ , r. „ „ „ —SMU—' . .Bible of Texas and Dutch Meyer ians topped the Aggies who Fraternity Row" of 1946 will bo gle field goal. berts, and the Marshals as a chosen from entries and a corsage Arkansas-Baylor in Week's > Zeta Tau Alpha of TCU are representing the South squeezed through a victory over Eleven Navy Men Will —No Place to Meet— the Pony loopers. The Frogs are Motor Machinist 2/c. will be presented by Delta Psi Spotlight Lei Hamner, Puddin Tichenor, west on the rules committee. Kappa to their outstanding op- and Mary Anna Walker entertained Win Degrees in Feb. Accompanying Bell on the trip paced by All-Conference Leroy Kelly served at Advanced Naval Arkansas' towering Hogs, led by Eleven of the thirteen Navy men n nt the Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers' Club was Dr. Edwin D. Mouzon, pro Pi Phi's Tie Pasco, a sharpshooting guard, and ' bases in Ireland and Scotland. He! P° ® during the evening. big George Kok, invade Bruin ter to receive their commissions at the Bob Kendricks, the Purple's lanky) j Tickets may be purchased any with songs at the Monday meeting. fessor of mathematics, who is enlisted in March of 1943 and was ritory over the weekend for what end of this semester will receive C6nti?r time from the girls who are play —SMU— chairman of the Faculty Athletic Kappa 2 to 2 . ,. , ,. T-, , ' a member of the 97th Naval Con- probably will be the crucil games degrees. All the men leaving SMV The Ponies tied the Frogs last. . .. ,. -u ing in the game, or at Perkins Gym Committee. Pi Beta Phi tied Kappa Kappa i struction Battalion. Heu will go to of the year. The winner, if they Kappa Kappa Gamma will be assigned to active duty season for third place in the Con-j , „ . on Wednesday. —No Place to Meet— Gamma 2 to 2 for third place in 1 Camp Wallacelr in Galveston for his should sweep the series, will take " Kappa Kappa Gamma Mother's either overseas or on shore. ference race and split the two-ganie —No "Y" Meeting Last Night— League 3 in speedball Monday. The dicharge. the favorite's roll for the round- Club entertained Tuesday afternoon series with the Cowntown quintet. —No Place to Meet— The men receiving degrees in Foster Calls for two teams must now play another Jones enlisted in 1941 and spent ball title. Baylor has a very good from 4 to 6 with a tea honoring Electrical Power are Robert C. —No Place to Meet— game to decide the winner. 16 months on the U. S. S. Raleigh chance of upsetting the dope bucket the new pledges and their mothers Blair, Jr., Edwin F. Classen, Ev Swim Candidates SMU-TCU Football and spilling the favored Porkers, Pil Coleman for the Pi Phi's Chi Omega in the Pacific. He will also go to at the home of Mrs. D. A. Green- erett N. DeVault, John R. Greene- Coach "Buddy" Foster, coach of to soar to th£ front as the team kicked a long one,-making a goal. A complete book of Chi Omega Camp Wallace. Movies To Be Shown well, 4443 Beverly Drive, accord meyer, Anzell O. Lee, Sam B. Mat- Intra-Mural Athletics and physical to beat in the 1946 scramble. For the Kappa's, . Sally Temple songs is to be the project of the —SMU— At Thursday *Y* Meet ing to Mrs. O. M. Lowry, president. tison, Charles E. McLean, David education instructor, has called a kicked both goals. Rice, with Coach Buster Bran- Assisting Mrs. Greenwell in re November Chi Omega pledge class, Movies of the SMU-TCU foot W. Miller, George J. Olewnick, and meeting of the Varsity swim team non back from the wars, is staking ceiving guests was Mrs. Ernest Stanley M. Taylor., Jr. Carl R. it was decided at a meeting last Saturday Night ball game will be shown at the Y to be held at Joe Perkins Gym Meet Your Monday. its claim for the flag with impres Alexander, social chairman. Other Henke will receive a degree in meeting Thursday night at 7:30 in sive triumphs over the Ponies and The book is to be compiled froni the lecture room of Fondren members of the house-party were Electrical Engineering. George F. Monday at 1 p. m. He advocates a Classmates at Party Ends SAE TCU. It looks from this angle that need for breast-strokers, back- songs used in all of tlje state uni Library. Football player Doak Mrs. J. N. Townsend, Mrs. J. W. Duthie, whose major is in Mechan Rice's rebuilding job is going to strokers, free stylers, and divers. versities which have Chi Omega Walker will show the film and Royal1, Mrs, Ruth Johnson, Mrs. ical Engineering, and Gordon H. Braack on Girls pay dividends. More will be known chapters. Pledges have divided Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity make commentaries. John Oram, Mrs. W. A. Rinker, Johnson, whose major is Civil En All men who have competed in The GRILL this weekend when they oppose high school and amatuer circles are themselves into a correspondence will honor members, pledges, and Following the football reel, a Mrs. O. M. Lowry, Mrs. Charlotte gineering, will also be commis these same two quints on enemy Dollarhide, and Mrs. B. L. Wooley. requested to be at the meeting so committee headed by Betty Fox their dates with an informal party short Y film entitled "Men of sioned. floors. The New Year theme was used that -SMU may have a field to CAFE and an editing committee under Saturday night, celebrating the Tomorrow" will be shown. Bill —SMU— The other game of interest will for table decorations, and Mrs. J. represent the university in the Under New Management the direction of Sandra Salser in ending of "Braack Week." Harris will be in charge of the Joe: Hey, Moe, how do you teach order to begin work immediately. The pledge class will present a program. be staged in Austin, where the W. Royall and Mrs. John Oram a girl to swim ? forthcoming Southwest Conference 6724 Snider Plaza Longhoms are host to their an- presided at the tea service. swim meet. program entitled "Braak Outs of —No Place to Meet— Moe: Oh, that's easy. You take Specializing in P —SMU— Phonographs '46." her gently by the hand, and you LUNCHES Records Bob Owen, Jim Harris and McCalister Elected lead her down to the water, and AD Pi's and their dates are: DINNERS Pianos George Seale are in charge of all President of Virginia say to her, "Don't be afraid, I'm . A soldier in Alexandria for the arrangements, and chaperones will not going to let anything hurt you, weekend phoned a hotel. "Where ALL KINDS OF Uarline McCalister', a senior in be Dr. and Mrs. Myers, Mr. and During one of the tensest made a convincing talk on the tri- and— SANDWICHES Park City Music Co. the school of Business Administra can I get a room for tonight?" he Mrs. George Thweet. .moments of a murder picture at umph of goodness over beauty. As Joe: Say, what are you giving inquired. > 6620 Snider Plaz.a — L-4045 tion, was re-elected president of ^(Across the Street From SAE's and their dates are: the- Paramount Theatre in New- she ended the talk, she turned to a m'e. This is my sister I'm talking "Where are you calling from?" Varsity Theatre Virginia Hall Tuesday night, ac about. York, "an elderly gentleman began ten-year-old pupil and asked, "Now, "A phone booth." L6-3375 cording to Mrs. Gertrude Moore, Moe: Aw, shove her off the dock. THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED WATCH house director. groping for something on the floor, Alice, which would you rather be— "Sweet dreams!" beautiful or good?" Other officers are Lairelle Duna greatly disturbing a lady in the "Well," replied Alice, "I'd rather way, vice-president; Sally Timber- next seat. "What'have you lost?" be beautiful—and repent." lake, secretary; Elizabeth Anne she inquired testily. » Stollenwerk, treasurer; Marjie "A caramel," said the man. —SMU— Then there is the story of the Gardner, freshman representative; "You're going to all this bother man who found a rabbit reclining Lucille James, sophomore repre for a measly caramel?" she asked. comfortably in the refrigerator. sentative; and Pegy Mimms, sen "Yes," was the reply. "My teeth ior representative. are in it." "What are you doing here?" de manded the man. "Doesn't it say Martha Ellen Bell called the —SMU— 'Westinghouse' on the qutside of meeting to order, and, with the ex Little Michael was spending his this ice box?" responded the rab MOST HCNORfO WATCH OH ception of the senior representative, first night under his Aunt Minnie's bit. "Well, I'se Westing." all council members of the Sep roof. She came in to hear him say 5 tember-November term were re his prayers. "You did beautifully, elected. Michael," she told him, when he Theatre —SMU— had finished. • (Continued from page 2) HAL CLEVELAND'S Sam Allen Receives "That was nothing," boasted Speaking of "Rhapsody in Blue" Michael. "You oughta hear me brings us to the name of the young PLAZA PHARMACY Discharge From Navy gargle." man to whom we would give the -Sam Allen received his discharge —SMU— Academy Award for. the Best Per Snider Plaza & Milton L-2139 last week, according to Lt. H. B. formance by a male actor—Robert Wood commander of the Navy pro A Carolina mountaineer corn Alda. Alda proved in his initial gram at SMU. ered a young sprout one evening screen stint that he has the ma Jerry Hogan, Athletic Director and demanded. "See here. You been terial of which the screen great are 1/c, has replaced him. Hogan en a-courtin' my daughter for three made, and we feel sure that his listed last year and came to SMU years. You got to tell me about subsequent performances w i 11 your intentions. Be they honorable from Arkansas A&M. His home is strengthen our faith in his abili or dishonorable?" : '* r ! in Sampson, New York. ties. The young sprout's face bright Chief Specialist Dexter Russell fflenneSAeejDaifrtJ i ened visibly. "You mean I got a Dorothy McGuire we pick as the has been replaced by William Ed- choice?" he asked. Best Actress' for her sincere por monston, Aissistant Athletic MILK —SMU—. trayal as the ugly duckling of ;7/ieWorld's Safest 'Hiilk" Officer 2/c. Edmonston enlisted in "The Enchanted Cottage." 1944 and came to SMU from Gulf- Charles Montgomery was driving Ann Revere wins 'our vote as port after his training in the his girl thrpugh the park one hot Best Supporting Actress for her Southwestern Louis Institute and summer night when they-passed a human 'interpretation of the Texas A&M. * popcorn, stand. "Yum," said the mother role in "National Velvet," Your Best Food At Its Best girl. "That; popcorn sure smells and young John Dall is our Best KEYS LOST good." Supporting Actor for the credit ALWAYS Key ring, containing drivers' "Wait a minute," said Charles able support he gave Bette Davis license, house and car keys lost generously, "and I will drive up in "The Corn Is Green." BETTER TASTING by Peggy Wilson. Reward of closer so you can get a better Irving Rapper is the Best Direc fered. Contact owner in care of whiff of it." ' tor of the Year for his intelligent Chi Omega box. —smu-^-: management of what could have COOLER SMOKING —No Place to Meet— The Sunday school, teacher had been, but wasn't, a dull intellec tual movie, "The Corn Is Green." Best Musical Score was that by Max Steiner in "The Corn Is Sporting and A+hle+ic Goods Green," and "A Song to Remem ber" was the Best Scored Picture. Gift Goods, Toys Best English movies we saw this TRAVEL SAFELY AND year were "Blithe Spirit," delight ful filmization of Noel Coward's IN COMFORT somewhat naughty stage comedy "TO THE NEXT TOWN OR ACROSS AMERICA" of English manners, and "Colonel Blimp,"- with Roger Livesy, De For Complete Bus Travel Information Call Your CULLUM & BOREN CO. borah Kerr, and Anton Walbrook Local Trailways Agent giving the^ Hollywood thespians 1509-11 Elm Street For complete but travel information call your local Trailways agent. something to lie awake about at night. M. E. MOSES CO. 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