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VOL. 57. No. 26 FRIDAY. MARCH 13, 1959 8 PAGES Campus Chest Sets Goal at $1,600 Funds to Benefit Foreign Legislators Students, Needy Children Reorganize A goal of $1,600 for Campus Chesl Week, MOD through Friii.iv baa been set, according to Bill Koberg, For Summer eral chairman of the drive. A committee to reorganize Funds received during the week, which will begin with summer Student Congress VM ersonal contributions on Monday and wind up with a Greek appointed Tuesday by President Review on Saturday night, Paul Youngdale , l .i mm k projei I wun will he distributed amongh i™ •";" ':•" The group will work with a benefits to. go to Campus Chest, five charity organizations. | ,„,| ,„,, two organisations raising committee composed of summer : Organizations receiving bent the moat money will he present- Congress representatives heade< fits from the campaign will tie rd with .i trophy it th<' Greek by Gary Gafford, Fort Worth .-.en World University Service, an or Review The Ugliest Han an ior ganization to lid underprivileged Campus also will be presi nted New members are John Ty- children around the world; tor al the Saturday ShOV son. Coleman senior; Jerry eign students' scholarships to During the week a "thermome- Johnson, Decatur, Ga. junior. Jarvis Christian College; i Negro ter" showing the progress nf the Bob Patton, Fort Worth sopho- school at Han kins, Texas; Ihe drive will be kc|>t m the Stu- more and Miss Allie Beth Mc- TCU speech clinic, and ill;' .i lop dent Center lobby, snd dl Murtry, Graham ireshman tion of a refugee child exhibiting the charities which Congress elected Harry .Won Personal contribution! will be will receive benefits th to replace Miss Jeanette Wertz, gathered Monday and Tuesday Campus Chest, si w «ill be there m dormitories and classrooms who resigned as Arts and Sci- Committee chairmen for the The faculty will taca Dell ences representative Miss Toni campaign include Marion Wiley, )elta in a basketball game at Fairley was elected to the School personal contribution 3 pm in the practice gym of Education seat vacated by Shatley, basketball game; .l<>e Wednesday Miss Ann Rapp. Short, sophomore dance; Jim A dance sponsored by the Miss June Pence, Shreveport, Phipps, track meet; Gay sophomore class in the Studenl La, junior, was elected home- and Hill Pariah, Greek Ri Center from 7:30 to 10 SO pin is coming committee chairman for and Dr lien Proctei on tap for Thursday, and Friday 1959. .limes A Farrar, faculty co- the SAF.'s will sponsor a worn Named assistant Howdy We"k chairmen chairman for next fall was Miss en's track meet Time for the Linda Alexander. Fort Worth meet tentatively is set for 3 freshman pin The Greek Review in Ed J Ijndreth Auditorium at 8 p m 'UGLIEST MAN will conclude Saturday activi- ties Dr. Guenther Is Each fraternity and sorority TO BE TABBED In connection with the Cam- Featured Soloist More Scholarships pus Chest Week activitil Dr Ralph Guenther of the mu- Sen. Hubert If Humphrey has "Ugliest Man on Csmpua" will proposed a comprehensive Youth | bo selected by a vote of TCU sic department faculty will be Mary, played hy Grace Selvin, makes her last confession Opportunity Program calling for students with votes selling for the featured soloist at the fifth before being put to death for "treason" in the presen- federal aid to lend 46,000 young one cent seek concert of the Fort Worth Sym- tation "Mary Stuart."—Skiff Photo hy A. L. Daniels. people to college each year. Each student may cast as phony Orchestra at 8:15 p.m. many votes as he likes Tuesday in Will Rogers Audi- Nominations must be made torium Monday at the desk in the StU Guenther will play Griffes' Southwest Premiere dent (enter lobby Voting will "Poeme for Flute and Orchestra " be held in the lobby Monday Also on the program will be through Friday excerpts from Handel and Bar The winner of the annual ty's "Water Music Suite," Men 'Mary Stuart Opens Tonight contest will be presented Sal delssohn'j 'Midsummer Nights urday. March SI, at the Greek Review which will close out Dream" and Sibelius' Symphony By ANN STl'BBS gold brocade. The effect pro- Joyce Nicholson and si' di No II. Campus Chest Week The Southwestern premiere of duced emphasizes the heaviness are by Henry Hammaek Other Dr. Robert Hull, dean of the and ornateness of the period and roles are played by Dorothy Kem School of Fine Arts, is conductor Mary Stuart" opening at 8 pm today in TCU Little Theatre is emphasizes intrigue and conflict per, Sandra Duncan, Mike I i for the orchestra. Character aggressiveness is ac sak. Bill I'urcell, Don Shir.tr. Los Hidalgos Plays Host This will be the final concert based on the conflict between Mary, played by Grace Selvin, cented with bright shades as in Doug Grey, James Hal High school Spanish itudents for the Fort Worthy Symphony the case of Sir Mortimer, played Ralph Alexander and Fred For will OS guests at the Los Hid ll this season and Queen Elizabeth, played by Kli/.abeth Schwarz. by Roger I'uckett Mortimer ap gos meeting at 7 30 i> m Thui i "This production is less a his- pears at first as a friendly .suit The play will be produced day in Room 203 of the Student but reveals later in his true, March 13 14 ami March 18-31 Center Colored slides of Hon Senior Will Sing Recital torical and more a dramatic pre- sentation of the conflict between selfish character in a forest . for those not enrolled in terrey Tec will be shown and Mrs Cynthia Davis. Fort Worth two uniquely powerful women," scene in which he throws back TCU may be obi lined at the Lit- there will be tinging ol senior, will sing a voice recital laid Clave Haubold. costumer his cloak, exposing a bright red tle Theatre box office and Mexii U at 8 p.m. March 23 in the Little The costumes and sets are de- satin lining Theatre signed in a somber, forboding The Earl of Leicester, played Marie Wright, Fort Worth jun quality with a predominance of by Jack Rader, and I»rd Bur Art by Durer, Faculty Will Be Shown ior, will be the accompanist. I dark colors accented slightly by leigh, the strong man at the pal See, played by Richard Williams, Twenty-two prints of repro- Works done by faculty mem- arc adorned with elegant doub- ductions of works done hy Ger bers of the ai t departntei I lets man artist Albrecht Durer (1471- will be included m the display Southwest Rifle Title on Line The play, developed by Jean ■.■. ill be M display in the Professors whose work will be Stock Gotdstone and John Reich TCU Art Gallery on the second shown are Dr Karl Richards Mr- The Army ROTC Rifle Team l the title back to campus is vest from Frederick Schiller's Ma Hour of the Fine Arts Building Leonard Logan, Ily- ventures to Austin tomorrow to ! sd in Army Cadets Ray Leuty n,i Stuart," retains the rhythm The exhibition will open Sun ii ie Morris, James Wosniak and ■lay and run through April 12 ■ ell meet the University of Texas ;i Gerald Shamburger, Chester Sul and flow of verse, although the livan, Ted Ijnge. Joe Huddles original language has beel riflemen By winning the match ton, Gaylor Tate and Willis Mm plified to be more easily the local sharpshooters will be phey. standable The Elizabethan work come the Southwest Rtf\v A has been tightened and ■ WIND DAMAGE HIGH ciation champions. more to the eye than to th To this date the TCU marks Smith Will Play Recital As Mary awaits her execution The windstorm Tuesday night did considerable men have won every Tiring match Professor Kmmet Smith in she appears illuminated in white damage to the TCU campus However there was not a in the association and also made structor in organ, will play at 3 satin, surrounded by ihsdo great deal of damage to any one building. an impressive showing last month p m Sunday in Ed Landreth Au guards and other characters in New Orleans at the Mardi Gras ditonum. clothed in dark ihsrtm r/mps The roof over the skylight in Ed Landreth Audi- Rifle Meet Smith will play music from thetically a beautiful and unfor torium was blown off, shingles were blown off most If the match with Texas is lost the works of German composers tunate woman the team will share champion to carry out the theme of Ger The production is directed by roofs on campus, windows were broken and flashing ship honors with Baylor man Arts for the Fine Arts Fes- Dr Walther Volbach, assisted by was torn from many of the buildings The possibility of bringing tival. Pat Wood. Stage manager is Friday. March 13. 1959 Page 5 THi SKIFF The graduate student added "all of my brothers and sisters are now ia America and I am Korean Family Flees Communist Intruders anxiously awaiting the arrival of my parents from Formosa soon ' B> I>ORI^ vT \M 1 \ cape before the Communists because of such .tiff competi- Another characteristic of the all- n Danger closed in about her tion in education there,"' points girl school with the boys going ua> closing in like a thickening The family, once again, was out Man lUiith. to their own inslitrttion. was that fog «•'■■ .i * I lb* ground united on the island and the ieh commented that each girl must wear her hair 30 PER CENT itc I children s education was re *hile on Formosa she attended cut above her ear! : sumed Margaret recalls "even A hat is called a middle school. DISCOUNT I F!ed ( hinr
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During the 3 day weekend, Craig, Carole Crow, Kay Culver. DG's from six Texas schools various business meetings and ipnng plH|(e» include Billy K'.t, Norma Gay Carr. Linda Coleman. will represent their chapters workshops are scheduled for the Oonme Schmidt, i Sandra Duncan. Barbara Griffin Ellen Dillingham. Nancy Dough ty, Betty Dye, Martha Kay Fraz Student Center The alumnae I I,arr> I,uph<-r Jerry Mary Alice Jones. KAT Donates to Chest will hold all their meetings at Thomas Terry Thompson and I.ynda May berry, Mary Muel ier. Jane Guyler, Lynette John son. Joan Kitley, Becky MCCM The Campus Chest benefited the Western Hills motel. Mike Williams ier. Kieanor Oliver, Carolyn Ann this week by a sandwich and Sunday, the alumnae and col- Sin Kp members and pledges • rh. Susan Kay Pelz, Billy mack, Allie Beth McMurtry, Man iyn Moch. cookie sale put on by Kappa Al- legiates will have a brunch at . ,ined the AOI'n at a Pope Sally Ransome. Betty Rey pha Theta sorority Western Hills and close the con- ■ / M party Thursday night at nolds. Clenda Stccle Kmiiy Tip- Martha Key Scott, Susan She] The actives and pledges pre- burne, Christie Smith, Cecilia vention with a panel discussion the YM< A lOcreation I ton, Martha Tevis an.l Mary Vir- pared and sold the food in all on rush. Awards were given for the most ginia Whelan Twyman. Judy Walker and Linda the girls' dormitories. Profit was MtaiXDding costumes ItH.TA TAU DELTA . . ac Wilkinson. $95 The fiaternity will have a date tivated nine men recently They The new actives were honored party at 7 30 p m today at he include Bill Brackett. Ronnie v. :th a luncheon at the home of NCAA Disaster yiiCA c< • Brown. Bill Eades Emory Deaki. Mrs Paul Brooke, on Biddison. T(XT entered Its first regional PI BK1A PHI initiated 24 (arlos Vacek. Phil Walker, Bruce Miss Judy Walker, Fort Worth NCAA tournament in 1952 to pledget recently. The new mem Mazzare. Jeff Stevens and Lewis freshman, was elected the out- play Kansas University, in Kan- •elude Adrian Adams, Bet Mondy. standing Tri Delt pledge. sas City, Kan. ty Barrett, Jan Beaty, Suzanne Delts and theii dates will go Bennett Jane Bf ptfUIH, Barba on a hayride at 7 p m. Saturday- PIZZA-LASAGNE-RAVIOLI The Skiff TCU HEADQUARTERS FOR The Skiff is the official student publication of Texas Christian The Finest in University, published Itmiweekiy on Wednesday and Friday dur- TEMPTING ITALIAN DISHES ing college class weeks Views presented are those of the student Haircuts and Shines! WE MAKE OUR OWN RAVIOLI staff and do not necessarily reflect administrative policies of the university Represented for national advertising by National Ad- Open Weekdays 11 A.M.-2 P.M., 5-11 P.M. vertising Service, Inc , 420 Madison Ave , New York. N Y , Chicago, Sat. Till Midnight, Sun. Till 11 P.M. 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Officers to Interview Dept. Names DON DANNIT, Kith Coed Marine Prospects Psychologist WE AIN'T WILL orrung On Campus commissioned officers in the Ma- *)/ \Bylht Author of "Rally Round tht Flag. BsfeJ "essst, Dr Malcolm D Arnoult of New 1 ' I I luisi rine Corps Women I * "liartfvot Hoy utlA ( httk.") Orleans, La . has been named as MM building was almost re Training Program tare been in sociate professor of psychology named lad week .it |<. rited to meet with represents at ICO effective in September. TWC's student newspaper, the lives Major Klaine I'arvillc and. Rambler. He took his BA degree in pay- i sptain Constance Baker who A galley proof of a story will be on campus March li 17 HUSBANDS, ANYONE? chology from Tulane University printed In the publication con in 1943, also receiving his mas- Major Carville and Captain cerning TCU's d< dical ! that cr» di . ' ter's degree there in 1948 Baker, 8th Marine Corps Reserve four buildings referred to the I Recruitment District Women of find ; Arnoult. 36. was a teaching fel- structure as "Don K low from 1948-50 at the Universi- Hall " Procurement Officers, will inter- I give fair ■ view women on several campuses ty of Texas where he received A sharp Rambler staffer, who says such a dastardly tl his PHD degree in 1951 sensing the mistake and striv and make recommendations for be prepan ngl He served with the Air Force a limited number of comn ing to rid the newspaper of go to o li - Personnel and Training Research journalism's evil error, pains- for college -A omen. n», to lengtl en I r Irink at Center, San Antonio, from 1950 takingly marked out "Don " Further information may M to 1957 when he resigned as chief Then displaying a true jour- obtained at the Office of the In- the fount of wisdom. But if, bj of the Displays Interpretation nalistic touch, the student re- spects Instructor, Naval & Ma i Section. Operator Laboratory His placed the deleted name by line Corps Reserve Training Cen should pop into view, why, what's wi work there involved research in laborously penciling in "Will" ter al 2223 W R nodal*, or by- What the area of form perception and telephoning WAlnut 3 4064. perceptual learning, as well as <■ research administration and mon- itoring of Air Force research 17 High Schools to Debate Here eter is contracts. Dr. Arnoult was visiting pro- The second annual TCU High second place teams in boys' and fessor at the University of Texas School Forensic Tournament is girls' debating in the spring of 1957. and became being held on campus today and Medals will be awarded to the Though he I e I mdsi associate professor of psychology tomorrow. first-, second- and third place goodie at the University of Mississippi Seventeen hi,Lh schools from w inners in the iruli, idual events that fall. the Dallas-Fort Worth area are of extemporaneous speaking, ora- scheduled to attend the tourney. tory, poetry reading and tele- Four trophies and 21 medals vision speaking Executive Club Hosts will be awarded to the winners in the tournament. Two trophies Students from Colleges will be awarded to the first- and The Fort Worth Saks Execu- M a modern shop tive Club was host to college stu- Entering UMOC Costs dents at its monthly meeting in A offering the finest the Longhorn Room of the Hotel Nominations for "Ugliest Man Texas Tuesday. on Campus" can be submitted A barber service Schools represented were North Monday at the Student Center information booth from 8am Texas State College. Arlington [J- State College. Texas Wesleyan until 6 pm. f FOX BARBER SHOP College and TCU. Nominations cost 25 cents each Following a steak dinner, the and withdrawals will cost 50 aw 2 blocks east and ^m^t^pokni ■ .' .- n/klltftit feature program was presented cents. *A Vl block south of by a representative from South- Proceeds of the annual contest A Dan D. Rogers Hall 'll.e ver\ hr-t thing t" do upon meeting a man is to make western Bell Telephone Co. are earmarked for campus chest sun be is sound of wind and limb. 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CHANGE TO MODERN L'M Barrett-Cooper Mile Duel On Tap at Cinder Trials ■*- • * • * * • • * • • • • • • NCAA Broadcast Set Weems' Wog Track Team WBAP Airs Running in Big Rec Meet Cincy Tilt By JACK HARKRIDER Bv GOBI ON PI M I TCU'a regional NCAA bas- Track Coach .1 Eddie Weems unveils his pride and joy ketball contest with the Uni- Saturday afternoon when his freshman team opens the sea- versity of Cincinnati Bear- son in the Southwell Recreational track meet here. The cats will be carried over ra- 'y. which opened k at the Border Olympics, dio station WBAP-570, Fri- is also due to participate in the big gathering. day starting at 7:30 p.m. recruiting job last spring gfrrea TCU its According to the weather best Wog team in history, - forecast and radar report, high bly. scores and turbulent action will Golfers Eye Title definitely be predominant in I year Froggies entered the encounter. •re B(>rt ( nan, the fb .tiy sprint Coody Flying arms and basketballs er who'll tie up in DM of the take the individual Border Olym- are expected to prevail in the big dulls of the day with Baylor pics golf crown, Coach. Tom basket area and a line extending Speedster Tommy Minter in the ProOM has high hopes of seeing between "Big O" Robertson and 100 and 220 Glen Met rosky is iii take not only the in- "Big H" Kirchner. Caution is also to run the dashes for the dividual but the team trophy in advised as there appears to be • this weekends Southwest Recre- tornado - like action centered Th.se two, along with Mike •1 Meet around Ralph Davis, the Bear- Border Champion Houston I-oudcrmilk and Saul I'ullman, cats' hustling guard and Kenneth wont be on hand for this one will compose a sprint relay Brunson, the Frogs' capable de- Bobby Bernard, fresh off the but I'rouse still sees a struggle fensive ball handler. basketball court, is a good bet for his team with Texas Tech Fortunately for the Frogs, a and North Texas, who edged the to show well in his specialty, the concentrated line of activity by Frog lmksmen last 120 high hurdles the name of Mike Mendenhall, Coody will team with Don Miler Bobby Barrett will make has moved out of the Cincy guard Massengale, last springs SWC his college debut in what may area due to ineligibility. Men- winner, Jerry Johnson and Prank well be the best frosh n I "I denhall was one of the Bearcats' Hackey in this iroek'i Umrmtj the day. He'll face an o; I top scorers, defensive men and The big affair will be held on school nemesis. John Cooper of a team co-oaptain. the Meadow-brook fairways and NorUl Texas, in the four Also increasing the likelihood underway Friday. It was Cooper who edged Bob- of violent action, is a Purple by for the state schoolboy crown storm, Kenneth King, who will last spring and he would like move into the "Big O" area and very much to even up the score KIFF is expected to somewhat coun- Saturday. teract the possible damage of the Al Hizer and Mickey Alcorn Cincinnati storm . will be entered in the open 440 The head forecaster of the big race and each is slated for a PORTS storm from the Southwest Con- stint on the mile relay. ference, Coach Buster Brannon, Keagan Gasaway meets a s RALPH DAVIS . . . Oscar's helper has predicted that both storms Btrong half nule field but the Pag« 8 Fri., March 13 1959 are at the height of their activ- talented distance man may well Hail, King Buster ity and extends the possibility be up to taking the race Bt II that the SWC champions will also help on the mile relay- JAMES' DEATH GREAT LOSS Cage Coach Buster Brannon have enough potential to force Varsity entrants are James added another feather to his cap the Ohio big wind Into complete ! and Joe Douglas in TO SWC, CAGERS AGREE this week when he was chosen as submission. the 880 I.ivergood won the Rec "Citizen of the Week" by radio The biggest worry, according two yean ago and could do it TCU's basketballers took time out from NCAA station KLIF. to Brannon and other forecast- •gain playoff preparation to express their respect for SMU Owner Gordon McClendon ers, will be the isolating of Oscar Kelly Westlake will try the lauded Brannon for "returning to Robertson, Cincy's main thun- I •*• hurdles; Aubrey Linne, Cage Star Bobby James, who died in a fire Sunday. his alma mater and raising it derhead. Assistant Forecaster who cleared 62 last week with Derrill Nippert, who had developed a friendship to basketball fame and great- Johnny Swaim labeled the "Big little practice, is in the high ness." Turn to FROGS on Pag* 7 Jump Others to compete are with James, called him "the best basketball player I Vaulter Mike Howell. John Can- ever faced. He had a great attitude and always kept a trell in the discus, and Lafayette cool temper during any game." 'i in the 440 Heath. Douglas, Westlake and "I never had to guard a tougher man," declared Three Losses in Row I ted will team for a mile Ronny Stevenson. "He had tremendous ability and was relay They posted a fine 3 21 as nice a guy as you could ever meet." last week. Plasue Froggie Nine Rabbit McDowell's injury- and urday for an afternoon game eligibility riddled Horned Frog with the Bears. baseball team will be out to They play host to an always break a 3-game losing streak tough Carswcll Air Force Base Friday wnen it plays host to the team Monday, then meet the Uni- Baylor Bears in a non-confer- versity of Oklahoma here Tues- ence game at 2 p.m. day. Two starting outfielders. I B The Southwest Conference Childs and Jim Walker, are still j championship race will begin on the injured list, but may get i March 21 with the Frogs at Bay- to see some action Friday. j lor. Their first league game at The ineligible player is John home will be against Rice March Floyd, a righthander who Mc I 24. Dowell had hoped would be a big aid to the pitching staff this spring Floyd started at TCU in 1955. HORSES NASTY? but transferred to Kansas State at midterm. He came out for NEIGH, NEIGH baseball here last year but was Mr Lee Gnmsley: ineligible. Now he has been ruled ineligible again You failed to mention the Walker and Childs both suf bank failures and suicides caused in the 1930's by them fered leg injuries in last week's 2game series with Texas Luth- there nasty horses. And there eran at Seguin. were other pan-mutuel bene- fits, too: floater confidence The Frogs lost the last game games and abundant swindling to the Lutes, then dropped two for all. Great entertainment straight to Southern Methodist INJURED FROGS . . Jim Walker, left, and watch Frogs lose —Skiff Photo by In the two games with SMU they for widows and small children. committed 10 errors in the field Cordially, and IB. Childs, sit out recent game Bob Bullock. NOT SIGNED The Frogs will go to Waco Sat