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VOL. XXXII EL PASO, TEXAS, OCTOBER 1, 1965 No.No.3 3 Sun Bowl Three TW Traditions Revived Security Organized Mascot Donated A new security force went to work this week at Texas We Westernstern as Miner fans prepared for Sat­ Sat- For Luck urday's game with the New Mexico State Aggies. BByy GAIL BOVIOUS HOVIOUS Due to the high degree of com- Revival o off three TWC tradi­ tradi- petition between the two s schools.chools. tions began la lastst Frida Fridayy with the Campus Police Chief William P. appearance of a burro named Jones has organized a radio- ""Clyde,"Clyde," a bearded bearded,, weather­ weather- equipped security guard made up beaten prospector, and a shiny shiny of dormitory students students,, members silver spade. of the Student Activities Board Board,, ClydeClyde,, a two-year old burro burro,, and members of the fraternitie fraternities s was presented to Texas Western here on the campus. Al Hanson, by Hertz Rent-A-Car as Miner member of the Campus Police mmas a s c cot. o t. The cantankerously force, is handling this operation. charming burro was presented to Miner football players and The crew began operations to Miner football players and Assistant Coach Cliff Speegle by last Saturday to supplement the , last Saturday to supplement the ji,oi~!,",,""'! Hertz city mana managerger 0. O. Dean Per­ Per- regular force of Campus Police regular force of Campus Police ---­ kins and Charles Starling, ren­ ren- and Security Guards and will tal representative in Sun Bowl continue until after the ball ball' ceremonies last Friday Friday. game tomorrow, working in game tomorrow, working- in "'WeWe hope that a mascot will eight-man shifts from 6 p. m m.. .~ bring the Miners continued good until 6 a. m. luck," Mr. Perkins said said.. Chief Jones said said,, "The reason Clyde will mak makee his hhomeome tbsths n newew force was put into ope­ ope- debut tomorrow at the New ration was because of the tre­ tre- • Mexico State game which also mendous amount of vandalism marks the revival of another that has occurred in previous TWC tradition, the silver spade years."years!' When asked if he expects exchange. The spade spade,, according anyone to try anything this year, to S SAA president, Fred Craft, isis a he replied, "It's a safe bet they TRADITIONS REVIVED-TWC burro buno " "Clyde"Clyde" an andd TNT OO'Kelly,'Kelly, the w weatherbeateneatherbeaten prospector, traveling trophy which goes to willwill,, due to the rising competi­ competi- willwill, apappearpear totogethergether at all football gagamesmes this seas seasonon as a rrevivalevival of ththee ccustomustom bbegunecan manmanyy the winner of the annual Aggie­ Aggie- tive spirit between the two Miner struggle. ''The trophy has 0 schoolsschools."." _-=-y_e_ars_a_g_o_-y_ears_ _ a _,__•------~ ------•.been been out of circulation for sev­ sev- eral years," Craft said. said, " "butbut NMSU will have a hard time getting it away from us." Flowsheet Pix State Faculty Meet Ok's Mascot Clyde was showered Garcia Will with attention from Mary Apo­Apo- SchedulScheduleded Oct. 4 dacadaca,, head Golddigger Golddigger,, and New Retirement Hetirement System cheerleader Eli Elisasa Licona at the AidForeign Pictures for the 1966 FlowFlow-­ presentation ceremonies, but his sheet will be taken October An adequate retirement sys- sys-e.-----·------companion for for all games will 4 through November November. 12 by be TNT O'Kelly. O'Kelly, an­ temtern for college teachers was the V. • • be TNT O'Kelly. O'Kelly, an- Von Zell studios in SUB 312. V • • other resurrected tradition is the Students subject of a meeting of the new new-- .1.1L' raterni ties other resurrected tradition is the Seniors are to have their Iy- created Committee on Facul- ratern,t,es weather-beaten prospector whose The j jobob of Foreign S Studenttudent Ad Ad-­ pictures made next week, ly- created Committee on Facul- ty Compensation in state-sup- identity has been a well-preserv­ well-preserv- visovisorr is anoanotherther du dutyty whic whichh was Monday through Friday; fa­ fa- ty Compensation in state-sup- L F. CC Name'/\Tame ed secret through the years years.. He given to D Deanean of Men C Carlosarlos A A.. culty, Octo Octoberber 1111-15;-15; juniorsjuniors,, ported colleges and universities • • • 1 l 4 held recently in Austin, Tex. first appeared a ass a caricature in Garcia during t thehe summer. October 1818-22;-22; sophomoressophomores,, held recently in Austin, Tex. 166 P'ed'ups'1 d'.UPS a 1924 ProProspectorspector edition edition.. ""AidingAiding in t thehe training of lea lead-d­ October 25-29;25·29; freshmenfreshmen,, Among the dignitaries present 166 P 1,e11 'O0~ c;, The pr presentesent TNT O'Kelly de- ers of new and d developingeveloping coun­ coun- November 1-5. were Lt. Governor Preston clared, ""You'IlYou'll never know the trtriesies is satisfying work work,"," sai saidd SSeniorseniors who are practice SmithSmith, Lubbock Lubbock, and Dr. Harry Fraternity pledges for the fall mystery engineer's identity identity,, but Dean GGarcia.arcia. teaching or working should should Ranso~Ransom, chanceilor chancellor of the Uni-Urri- semester have been be~ announced ~ounced ru I'll always be there with Clyd Clyde."e." ''Texas"Texas Western now has 118686 call Von Zell Zen studios at 565- versity 'of of Texas system. TWC by the Dean of ~en's ~en s offi~ offi~e and Hertz Rent-A-Car will provide foreign students from 22 coun­coun- 9282 for a special appoint appoint-­ facultyfaculty representatives were we r e the ~nter~nter-Fratermty-Fratermty ~uncil. C~uncil. U-:CJF.C food,food. care, stablingstabling and and transpor­ transpor- tries. These stu studentsdents come from ment. Fraternities and sor­ sor- Mrs.Mrs Eleanor Duke, Duke president of , president, Dave HUDSlcker,Hunsicker, saidB81dtation tation for the burro and Mr. all parts of th thee world, inc includingluding orities should also make a thethe'TWC TWC chapter 'ofof the the Texas ~at that 161666 men h~~e pledged th thee Perkins guaranteed that he will the Far, Mi Middleddle and Near East; special appointment. S Specialpecial Association of College Teachers sixSIX TWC fratermties. remain "fat and pampered pampered"" un- Europe an andd Asia," Asia:' c continuedontinued GGar-ar­ drapes will be available. ((TACT),TACT), and Dr. Melvin Strauss Strauss,, KAPPA SIG der their tbeir care. cia. Boys are asked to wear acting president of the TWC Kappa S Sigmaigma p 1l edges e d g e s are ( (ContinuedContinued on Pag Paree 44)) ThThee Foreign Stud Studentent Ad Advisorvisor shirts, dark coats and ties. ties.. chapter of the American Asso- James Taylo Taylor,r, Dan Kith Kithcart,cart, Chris helps t thehe foreign students with Girls m may a y wear schoo schooll ciationelation of University ProfessorsProfessors.. Knudsen, Ronnie W Wagnon,agnon, John Mascot G Getsets Lett "Letterer all types of p problems,roblems, bu butt D:1ainly,,:,ainlY clothes. Welsh, Tom Bakofsk:y, Bakofsky, Larry Pat- he deals with t thehe mecha mechamcsmcs of House speaker Ben B~ne Ba;ness ton, Charles Kilgore and Richard Mascot "Clyde" uClyde"1 \ sugg~sted that the. com~tteecommittee Osburn. c SA President Fred Craft • keeping the stu studentdent in good stand­ stand- suggested that the. Osburn. c/oO SA President Fred Craft • ing with his own government and StudStudentsents to Choose c_ons1derh.conslderh'chrec°willmmenhdmlglfeglulsltya-Also rheco~llendhmlg lfegislltya- Also Eddie Joe S Shirley,hirley, Paul l iexas Texas Western College &.;• .. J thethe U U.S..S. government. honbon wWI. IC. wi .. e P p acuac Jamison, Mike Malone, Andy Mc- El Paso, Texas 79902 , •F - All of the foreign students h haveave members mIn required researchresearch.. cws·Cuis tition,·on, Kenn Capshaw Bobby D Masc M t "Cl''Cl d "· ". Queen And Court tated th t "fr."fr-i b f'ts"fits"1 ''ear ear ascoo y e . scholarships from th theireir own coun­ coun- He stat s ed tha t mge ene Salome, Gerry McGuire, DDanan "II" ,. of substantial value are now Chitwood, and P Philhil Irvin. Other As . one Clyde to another, I tries and th theseese countries are kept Texas Western SA card hold­ hold- informed as to the academic generally available throughout Kappa S Sigig p pledgesledges are J Jonon Arm-Artn- heheartllyartily welcome yo youu to the infon:ied as ~ the academic ers m mayay v voteote fo forr th thee h homecomingomecoming the country , and an effo effortr t should should strong, t David V.V Brown, B Ri Rickck status of Tex~ Texas Western support­ support- standingGof ~ theiretralsstud~ students.dsntsth.e for- queen to reign over homecoming , s rong, evi . rown, d public servant For as queen to reign over homecoming be made to bring those of Tex- Williams Williams, Frank McCl McClutchen,utcben, T Tomom er and public. •. seryan!. .. For as DDeanean Garciaarc1a alsoo 81aids the for- festivitiesWedn Wednesday d · in th the S SUBUB eign students in ob obtainingtaining w workork festivities es ay m e as colleges up to prevailing lev- Blackwell, Dave Celani, Henry TWC .masco~ .masco~,It it will mdeed_ mdeed. ~ d als from 88 a. m. to 4 p. mm.. els at other first-rate institu- Fr'Fri 11, JJ'" W Wid 1 d WardW d a public service to soar the spmtsspirits permits, visa extensions, an and also° Nominees were chosen recent recent-­ .. .. ize rze unim Yy Y, y, an arof Texas Western fans to greater helps to exc exchangehange U.S U.S.. c currencyurrency ly by members of the football hontions.s. Salary levels must be 1m-rm- Lynde. h "gbts 'ghts I bh b elinelin' · h to ly by members of the football proved to retain and recruit the eier • . 1 ere Yy frr , .~ qws Th ((ContinuedContinued on Page Pa«<>.) 4) team. The coed receiving the u s team. The coed receiving the best teaching faculty possible, he L LAMBDAAMBDA cm ALPHA . y~uYTiod m~Wth slogan~gly~e':'fo ,,of 'Tur_nthis pur~The highest nnumberumber of v votesotes inIn the said. Pledging Lambda Chi Alpha Tide e With1 Clyde forr this pur­ •. F d Campus election will be queen are Russell Cole, Cole Bo Bobb Zermak,Zennak, pose. H omecomtngomecoming ee with the o otherther as members of he herr Presidents of all Tex~Texas c~ap-chap- Rick Fiegel, Jack Kimbell, Fred Unfoi:unately, Unfo~ately, I .can't.can't ~Y ~y that ·. k S l1 T T End Enil court. The queen will be an an-- ters of the two orgaruzahonsorgamzabons Barber Doyle Morris Roger Nel- my duties of public service SeI'Vlce are T IC et a e O0 nounced next Friday at the were invited _on on a state-wide ba- len, len Bill Love Lovelady'lady,' an andd Sc Scottott totally totally as de~irable desirable as y_ours,yours, but homecoming dance dance.. sis, thus settmg setting a precedent for Robbs. Other p pledgesledges are Vic we are credited in having s Borneome Tickets for the homecoming homeeoming Voting isis by SA card with the participation of college fa-fa~ Dunnington, LeeLe~ Trevithick, Bill v veryery similar traits. barbecue will go off sale Mon­ Mon- somesome other form form of identific identifica~a­ culty in developing policies on Jones, Jones Robert Schmidt, Schmidt Selden Enclosed is m~my check_ check toto you day evening. Walter Jetton, pre­ pre- tiontion.. AWS Queen's Committee is higher education in Texas. Parmelee, Parm~lee, Mike Carrasco, C~co, Joe to be used for wmter winter mittens or ssidentident Johnson's personal chef chef,, in charge of the election. Committee members are Sen Sen-- Fields and Randy Mciver McIver.. summer_ summer. sandals - -.or whatever will begin serving at 11 : :3030 aa.. m. ators Andy Rogers Rogers,, Childress; Also Aiso pledging are C Chrishris Webb, you d_ein.re d.eSlre1<>rmaking for making your col­ col- Saturday, October 9.9, at Kidd Roy Harrington Harrington,, Port Arthur; Steve Henshaw, Bob Timmons, lege .lif~ Uf~ more enjoyable. TW INSURANCE AGENT Field. f TW TWC'C' · . urance and Representatives Tom Ba Bass,ss, Ronald Smith, S Salal B Born,orzi, Buddy Budd ~!shing :W.'shingyou you g_~ g.O?dlUc~ luc~ and a ins Tickets are on sale in the SA The age agentnt or s ms Houston; W. Reed Quilliam Jr Jr.,., Givens Givens,, Greg B Butlerutler and D Davidavid l'IllDlmum nummum of cnbcISm cnticism mIn your office or at the desk in the lob- p~licies policies,,. MrMr.. CColeole H Holderman,olderman, Lubbock; and W. C C.. Sherman, McCoy. nnewew c career,areer, I am by of t thehe SUB. Prices are $1 to will b bee m in SUB 302302,, eeveryvery Thurs Thurs-­ Fort Worth. Senator W. E. (Pete) Pmpm KAPPA TAU SinSincerelycerely yours, sstudentstudents w withith SA car cards,ds, $2 $2.50.50 fotorr ddayay fro fromm 1 to 4 p p.m..m. MrMr.. HHolder-older­ SSnelsonnelson Mid Midlandland, represents El P Phihi K Kappaappa T Tauau bad had 4 488 pledg pledges.es. ClydClydee C. And Andersonerson non-studentsnon-students, an andd $$11 for chil- man c canan also also. b bee re reacbedached at bishis PPaso.aso. ' " ((ContinuedContinued on PacePap 6) .) CounCountyty C Commissionerommissioner drdren'sen's pl plates.at~. office b byy call callinging 5 533-7487.33-7487. Page 8 THE PROSPECTOR TWC Sports Scene Miners Look For Win Win By RONltON WATSON Against Lobos After NTS The Texas Western Rifle Team has its sights aimed at topping its 64-65 season record, one of the most im-im­ pressive shooting seasons the College has witnessed in the ten years thethe squad has been on Campus. Divided into the Gold (varsity) and White Teams (junior varsity), the shooters fired in over 30 matches, four of which were major National Rifle Association (NRA) competition matches. The first was the Sixteenth Annual Small Bore Rifle Tournament, sponsored by TWC which played host to no less than 46 teams who had traveled from as far as Newew York City. In this meet, hers washers $30.00 t:p.l'p, pressive score in last year's competition. who did it all for the Lobos last rmgnng his total offense to 1,249 This year looks even better. nor.l.F:Y';inOU.ET"S APPII.\SCEArr, l .\:\TE ,;1·nno sr.nvtr-t: . season. in 169 plays . HI.'>E.w; f:. 1!10 Riu GrandeGr•nde 5JJ": -l311 • According to mentor Sgt. Dale Helton, • According to mentor Sgt. Dale Helton, "we will win first in both leagues this season." Quintana will head up a New -;o~u:;;.;;;~;;--;--;-==--:~:=:=====~~~~~-=M=A-=-=Y-:-:F:=-:A:-:1::::R::-:,=-=s=--A=-=-, -G~O_ G_O___ ...... :...::======:....._ Mexico attack this year which- MAYFAIR'S A' GO• GO It seems to me that his prediction has a sound basis. Mexico attack this year which- • a sound basis. ifIf patterned after the 1964team Everyone but two of last year's championship teams the 1964 team but two of last year's championship teams -will rely mainly on a hard-hard­ is returning to practice, and a crop of new freshmen nosed ground attack. shooters looks as if they could take on Annie Oakley New Mexico lost a total of 16 with a slingshot. players through graduation, the NATIONAL RECORD HOLDER majority of them linemen, a fact One man who Sgt. Helton is hoping will boost the which'Which Coach Dobbs is not too Open A scores is George Rosenberg, a trans£ transfer er student from unhappy about. Charge Account Columbia University in New York. Chief losses include all-con-all-con­ George currently holds the Inter-collegiate Rifle Re-Re­ ference guard Jack Abendschan, cord Title for standing position, quite an accomplish­ accomplish- Wayne Tyrdik, a tackle, and Gary ment. Plumee and backs Joe Harris and This is a nationally recognized record, earned by firing Claude Ward. an almost perfect score (194 out of 200) a.ta at a target which However, Coach BBi i 11 Wet?ks Weeks appears as a pinpoint at the required 50 foot firing line. brought in.in 10 junior college It is interesting to note that George will be competing transfers, most of them linemen, for spring drills and has a line against his dad, who fires for Fort Bliss, the team's big-big­ ~ gest competitor! on possibly five more for this • * fall. Among the more promising.promising MRf(-SHOP •* * * transfers are Larry Cox, 220- In preparation for the first major rifle match,match to be pound tackle, John Thomas, 20S-205- ,~/ held November 4-8 at Stillwater, Okla., Sgt. H;lton Helton is pound guard, and 185·pound 18S-poundfnll- full. trying out all interested, experienced shooters. back Carl Jackson. 1I Want to be on a championship team? New Mexico needs linemen ._~~ Try it. If Annie Oakley can make it, you might too. and, fortunately, last year's fresh­ fresh- ;- tapered to •T man team had some good pros- GRAD DffiECTSDmECTS HOLDERMANHOLDERMANNAMED AMED peets.pects. (Continued

Ever Try Competition Rifle Shooting? lllayfairlllallfair Rifle hooting? "Let'sULet's Go All The MENSMENSWEAR WEAR Want a Place on a Championship Team? See Way In Football­ Football- 205 E. San Antonio Ave. Sgt. Dale 'Helton • ROTC . For Information And Flowers" Through To 104 Texas Ave. Downtown Dale Helton - ROTC - For Information Call Us At 566-9613 "Style"StyIe specialist to young men of EIEl Paso for over a third of a century" OctoberOctober 1,1, 19651965 THETHE PROSPECTORPROSPECTOR PagePage 33 THETHE WETWET STOPESTOPE Westsiders GainGain Pres.Pres. RayRay AnnouncesAnnounces TwoTwo ProfessorsProfessors NewNew AppointmentsAppointments TexasTexas WesternWestern PresidentPresident Jos-Jos- Dr.Dr. Roebuck,Roebuck, aa nativenative ofof Til-Til­ torytory facultyfaculty thisthis fall.fall. I1 wantwant toto extendextend aa bigbig heartyhearty undergraduate!lnd~r~adu_ate andcl;ld mastersmasters workwork Iepheph M.M. Ray~ay recentlyrecently announcedannounced Iery,lery, N.N. C.,C., waswas educatededucated atat At-At­ Mr.Mr. DozierDozier alsoal o workedworked onon hishis "welcome"welcome back"back" toto allall youyou re-re- inm civilcivil engineering.engineenng. HisHis PhDPhD waswas thethe appointmentsappointments ofof newnew teach-teach­ lanticlantic ChristianChristian College,College, wherewhere doctoratedoctorate inin EnglishEnglish historyhistory atat thethe turningturning Westsiders.Westsiders. AnAn equallyequally conferredconferred byby OklahomaOklahoma State.State. Iersers inin thethe ModernModern Language,Language, So-So­ hehe earnedearned hishis BABA degree.degree. HeHe re-re­ UniversityUniv rsity ofof California.California. HeHe spentspent heartyhearty welcomewelcome goesgoes outout toto allall PreviouslyPreviously Dr.Dr. HenHen dd eer r sons O n ciology,ciology, HistoryHistory andand EconomicsEconomics ceivedceived thethe MAMA degreedegree fromfrom DukeDuke mostmo t ofof lastlast yearyear inin EnglandEngland thethe incomingincoming freshmen,freshmen, who,who, II taughttaught forfor sixsix yearsyears atat LamarLamar Departments.Departments. UniversityUniversity andand hishis PhDPhD fromfrom thethe wherewhere hehe diddid researchresearch onon 18th18th havehave nono doubt,doubt, willwill becomebecome well-well- TechTech asas anan associateassociate professorprofessor MODERNMODER LANGUAGESL G AGE UniversityUniversity ofof Maryland.Maryland. centurycentury historyhistory ofof thatthat country.country. indoctrinatedindoctrinated inin duedue time.time. ofof civilcivil engineering.engineering. Dr.Dr. Hender-Hender- I NewNew instructorsinstructors inin thethe ModernModern Dr.Dr. StoddardStoddard comescomes toto TexasTexas ENGLISHE GLI H DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT II alsoalso wantwant toto taketake thisthis oppor-oppor- son'sson's industrialindustrial backgroundbackground be-be- LanguageLanguage DepartmentDepartment areare Mrs.Mrs. WesternWestern fromfrom DrakeOralee University.University. TeachersTeache whowho willwill bebe return-return• tunitytunity toto officiallyofficially greetgreet twotwo newnew gangan withwith the~he TexasTexas HighwayHighway De-De- AnaAna MariaMaria Navar,Navar, FerminFermin Rodri-Rodri­ HeHe isis aa nativenative ofof GarlandGarland Cache,Cache, inging toto TexasT xas WesternWestern thisthis semes-semes­ facesfaces amongamong ourour faculty.faculty. partment~artment inm 1941.1941. AfterAfter aa stretchstretch guez,guez, MissMiss IrmaIrma GalindoGalindo andand Mrs.Mrs. Utah.Utah. terter areare PhilipPhilip Birkinshaw,Birkinshaw, RobertRobert Dr.Dr. KennethKenneth ScottScott Edwards,Edwards, inrn thethe USUS NavyNavy asas aa Lieutenant,Lieutenant, IlseIlse Irwin.Irwin. Dr.Dr. SegalmanSegalman hashas beenbeen aa part-part­ AshA sh andand Mrs.Mrs. RobertaRoberta Walker.Walker. ourour mostmost recentrecent arrival,arrival, hashas beenbeen hehe becamebecame aa civilcivil engineeringengineering Mrs.Mrs. NavarNavar comescomes fromfrom Jalisco,Jalisco, timetime instructorinstructor forfor thethe pastpast yearyear TheTh EnglishEnglish DepartmentD partment willwill appointedappointed asas thethe newnew departmentdepartment consultant.consultant. HeHe hashas alsoalso workedworked Mexico.Mexico. SheShe receivedreceived herher BABA de-de­ atat TexasTexas WesternWe tern andand previous-previous­ alsoalso addadd thethe followingfollowing newnew teach-teach­ headhead forfor MechanicalMechanical Engineering.Engineering. forfor twotwo oiloil companies,companies, CreoleCreole greegree atat thethe UniversidadUniversidad NacionalNacional lyly taughttaught atat MorningsideMorningside College.College. ersers toto itsits staff:staff: Dr.Dr. WilliamWilliam Nance,Nance, HeHe comescomes toto usus fromfrom Houston,Houston, PetroleumPetroleum andand PhillipsPhillips Petrole-Petrole- AutonomaAutonoma dede MexicoMexico andand receiv-receiv- associateassociate professor;pro!e sor; Instructors.Instructors. DEP ARTJ\-IE T wherewhere hehe hadhad beenbeen employedemployed byby urn.um. eded herher MAMA atat TexasTexas Western.Western. ECONOMICSECO 01\UC DEPARTMENT HughHugh Stilley,Still y, Mrs.Mrs. EmilyEmily Gun-Gun­ Joseph M. Ray has the Lockheed Corporation. He has Both doctors are registeredregistered pro-pro- Mr.Mr. RodriguezRodriguez isis fromfrom Madrid,Madrid, PresidentPresident Joseph M. Ray has ning,ning, PhilipPhilip Garrison,Garrison, andand Mrs.Mrs. the Lockheed Corporation. He bas Both doctors are two new faculty also worked for Westinghouse fessional engineers andand bothboth havehave Spain,Spain, andand attendedattended thethe Univer-Univer­ announcedannounced thatthat two new faculty DorothyDorothy Stroud.Stroud. also worked for Westinghouse fessional engineers members have been appointed to andand AtomicsAtomics_ International.lnte~national. Dr.Dr. beenbeen givengiven fullfull professorships.professorships. sitysity ofof Pennsylvania,Pennsylvania, Universityniversity members have been appointed to TeachingTeaching assistantsa istants willwill bebe Mrs.Mrs. of Paris and University of Kan- thethe DepartmentDepartment ofof Economics.Economics. Edith Bowser, Barbara Heiler, EdwardsEdwards receivedreceived hishis BSBS andand PhDPhD II sincerelysincerely hopehope thatthat theythey willwill of Paris and University of Kan­ Edith Bow. er, Barbara Heiler, sas. He received his BA from TheyThey areare Dr.Dr. C.C. R.R. Waits,Waits, asso-so­ Mrs. Mary Cocozza, Trumanell fromfrom Cornell.Cornell. WorkWork onon hishis mas-mas- likelike TWCTWC asas muchmuch asas wewe enjoyenjoy sas. He received his BA from Mrs. r fary Cocozza, Trumanell ters was done at Yale. As a Kap- having them. ColoradoColorado StateState CollegeCollege andand hishis ciateciate professor,professor, andand Mr.Mr. AllenAllen R.R. SheltonShelton andand Mrs.Mrs. MyrnaMyrna Ford.Ford. ters was done at Yale. As a Kap- having them. Soltow. instructor. papa Sigma,Sigma, hehe earnedearned thethe Leader-Leader• ThisThis year,year, thethe WetWet StopeStope col-col- MAMA degreedegree fromfrom TexasTexas Western.Western. Soltow, instructor. PromotionsPromotions inin thethe departmentdepartment shipship AwardAward inin 19471947 andand waswas umnumn willwill bebe handledhandled aa littlelittle dif-dif- MissMi GalindoGalindo comescome fromfrom Fal-Fal- Dr.Dr. Waits,Waits, aa natrvenative oioi Amaril-IAmaril­ areare Dr.Dr. LurlineLurline Colthorp,Coltharp, advanc-advanc­ namednamed ScholarScholar ofof thethe YearYear inin ferently.ferently. InsteadInstead ofof havinghaving oneone furrias,furrias, Texas.Texas. SheShe receivedreceived herher )0,.lo, r.eceive~received aa ~ABA degreedegree fromfrom eded toto associateassociate professorprofessor andand TonyTony 1948.1948. authorauthor toto carrycarry thethe load,load, wewe de-de-IBSBS andand MAMA degreesdegrees atat TexasTexas Tr-inityTrinity University,University, andand MAMA andand Stafford,Stafford. advancedadvanced toto assistantassistant Dr.Dr. EdwardsEdwards hashas alsoalso studiedstudied cidedcided toto splitsplit upup thethe tasktask be-be- TechnologicalTechnological College.College. I ~hDPhD degreesdegrees fromfrom thethe Univer-Univer- professor.profe. or. inin FranceFrance asas aa FulbrightFulbright Scholar.Scholar. tweentween twotwo engineers,engineers, whowho notori-notori- Mrs.Mrs. IrwinIrwin receivedreceived herher_BA BA de-de- sitysity ofof Texas.Texas. ------HisHis teachingteaching backgroundbackground includesincludes ouslyously hatehate toto writewrite anyway.anyway. TheThe 1greegree atat KansasKansas UniversityUmvers1ty andand Mr.Mr. Scltow,Soltow, aa nativenative ofof Cresco,Cresco, BASEBALL TRYOUTSTRYOUT aa two-yeartwo-year staystay atat thethe Univer-Univer- columncolumn willwill bebe co-writtenco-written byby herher MAMA atat thethe UniversityUniversity ofof Colo-Colo- Iowa,Iowa, waswas recentlyrecently atat IowaIowa StateState CoachCoach OrvilleOrville KruschwitzKruschwitz hashu sitysity ofof ArizonaArizona wherewhere hehe waswas anan EusebioEusebio Barrera,Barrera, aa seniorsenior elec-elec- rado.rado. SheShe camecame fromfrom Magdeburg,Magdeburg. University,University, wherewhere hehe heldheld aa re-re- announcedannounced thatthat baseballbaseball tryoutstryouts associateassociate professor.professor. trlcaltrical engineer,engineer, andand myself.myself. WeWe Germany.Germany. searchsearch assistantship.assistantship. HeHe receivedreceived willwill bebe heldheld beginningbeginning MondayMonday Dr.Dr. WilliamWilliam G.G. Henderson,Henderson, thethe hopehope thatthat inin thisthis mannermanner wewe cancan SOCIOLOGYSOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENTDEPARTJ\-IENT thethe BABA degreedegree fromfrom LutherLuther Col-Col- fromfrom 33 toto 55 p.m.p.m. andand everyevery dayday secondsecond ofof ourour summersummer arrivalsarrivals betterbetter informinform youyou throughthrough thisthis NewNew membersmembers ofof SociologySociology De-De- legelege inin IowaIowa andand aa MSMS degreedegree afterafter thatthat untiluntil OctoberOctober 14-14. comescomes toto usus fromfrom thethe UniversityUniversity column.column. partmentpartment areare Dr.Dr. JulianJulian B.B. Roe-Roe- I fromfrom IowaIowa StateState University.University. EveryoneEveryone isis welcomewelcome toto comecome ofof OklahomaOklahoma wherewhere hehe diddid hishis -BILL-BILL MELVERMELVER buck,buck, professor;professor; Dr.Dr. EllwynEllwyn R.R. HISTORYHISTORY DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT andand TWCTWC willwill furnisbfurnish thethe base-base- ____ ------Stoddard,Stoddard, associateassociate professorprofessor andand [' RobertRobert Dozier,Dozier, whowho previouslypreviously ballball batsbats andand balls.balls. Dr.Dr. RalphRalph Segalman,Segalman, assistantassistant taughttaught atat thethe UniversityUniversity ofof Ore-Ore- TheThe tryoutstryouts willwill bebe heldheld atat PlacementPlacement Interviews professor.professor. gon,gon, joinsjoins thethe TexasTexas WesternWestern his-his- HugoHugo MeyerMeyer field.field. Scheduled NextNext WeekWeek TodayToday isis thethe deadlinedeadline forfor stu-stu------••>------­ dentsdents toto signsign upup for placementplacement interviewsinterviews withwith fourfour companiescompanies whosewhose representativesrepresentatives willwill bebe onon Good lobsJobs CampusCampus thisthis week.week. CompaniesCompanies representedrepresented areare In-In­ AvailableAvailable ternationalternational BusinessBu iness Machines, RepublicRepublic Steel CorporationCorporation andand PanPan American Petroleum.Petroleum. UnitedUnited With D.P.S.D.P.S. StatesStates DepartmentDepartment ofof Justice willwill interviewinterview forfor thethe BorderBorder Patrol.Patrol. JobJob opportunitiesopportunities inin thethe uni- The scheduleschedule isis as follows:follows: formedformed servicesservices of thethe TexasTexas De- TUESDAYTUE DAY partmentpartment ofof PublicPublic Safety werewere InternationalInternational BusinessBusin Machineslachines announcedannounced todaytoday byby Col.Col. HomerHomer Jim VetterVetter willwill interviewinterview grad- GarrisonGarrison Jr.,Jr., directordirector of the Tex-Tex­ uatesuates in bachelor ofof art, chem-chem• asas DPS. istry,istry, electricalelectrical engineering,engineering, me-me- "The"The positionspositions includeinclude upper-oppor­ chanical engineering, BBA,BBA, Phys-Phys- tunitiestunities forfor advanced education,education, icsics and Math. PositionsPositions areare openopen. excellentexcellent physicalphysical conconditioning d itioning inin thethe Data Processing,Processing, FederalFederal andand a chance toto participateparticipate in an Systems and FieldField Engineering outstandingoutstanding public service," Gar-Gar- divisions of thethe company. isonison said.said. THURSDAY Those who qualifyqualify willwill receivereceive U.S. Department ofof Justice, aa salary while inin trainingtraining at thethe BorderBorder Patrol DPSDPS Law Enforcement AcademyAcademy Liberal Arts graduates will bebe inin Austin. They will study such interviewedinterviewed byby H.H. Moore. subjects as Texas HighwayHighway Law, FRIDAYFRIDAY accident investigation,investigation, first aid, Republic Steelteel CorporationCo~ra~on . Iprofessionalprofessional driving, and care R. W. Rowland will interview and use of firearms. graduates in the~he fieldsfiel~s ofof_ metal- Upon graduation from thethe 16- lurgy,lurgy,_ mechanicalmechan~cal engineeringe~gineenng and weekweek trainingtraining course at the electricalelectncal engineering.~ngmeenng. Academy, the trainee is commis- Pan AmericanAmencan Petroleum . sioned into one of the DPS uni- Physics,P~ysic~, geology and electricalelec_~cal formed services. Assignment isis engineeringeng1;11een~g graduatesgrad!lates are eligibleelig1~le based on talent, ability, and the forfor interviewsmterv1~ws with M. R. Hewitt, desire to serve in a particular Pan American Petroleum repre- branch. TheT h e services include: sentative. . Highway Patrol, License and InterestedInterest~ studentsstudei:i~ shouldsho~d sign Weight, Driver Licensing, and up today inm Administration 102.102- Motor Vehicle Inspection. The deadline for applications Towing AwayAivay Cars for the n e ext x t patrol trainingtraining school is November 29, 1965. Full NowNotv In Operation details on qualifications can be SLACKS, WALK SHORTS, JEANS obtained from the nearest De-De­ Campus Police Chief, W. P. partment of Public Safety of-of­ with Jones has announced thatthat he has fice. completed arrangements with a locallocal towing service toto towtow away FaraPress cars parked in fire lanes, ~e-re- 'N M th' C Fara Press 'MIM stricted zones, entrances, exits, 'NeweW Math'a Course01lrSe driveways and any other loca-loca• tions on the Campus where thethe For Parents Given Farah Slacks' neat good looks safety and rights of others are safety and rights of others are ~~ill ~llilli@ are permanently pressed in ..• involved. p ~. ~~~@ are permanently pressed in ..• ~~-According to Chief Jones, el-al· "The New Mathematics for Par-ar- most half of the violators ttcket-ticket- ents," a course designed for par-par• another reason why they get eded. last week were parked in ental help to children learning more appreciative looks. h the new math, is beingbeine offered ~ill@~~ffi~ill®rnl~ more appreciative looks. handicapped.handicapped zones and t o s0 es e by the Extension Service at TW. Th fi k I b S P And they wear longer areas reserved for staff and facul-tThe e five-week rve-wee Cclassass began egan Sep• e- And they wear longer ty. Chief Jones advised all stu-s u- tembertembcr 20. dents, freshmen and upperclass-upperclass• men alike, to acquaint themselv~ themselves William Burgett, of the Math with the new Schedule of Traffic Department, is instructing the and Parking Offenses and Penal- class. Mr. Burgett earned his BS ties. Copies of this schedule are degree ~om from the U.S. Naval Acad-Acad­ available for the asking inIn the emy, il!"~ M~ degree from Pur- office of the Campus Police. due Universlty.Uruversity. Page 2 THE PROSPECTOR l, lU65 Pen-umbra Functional -~~~(t .., Functional And Cultural AspectsAspects Of Campus Bookstore Examined A college bookstore may On this matter, Dr. Milton ndal that with JDU. ·~~L' ~~C:~~!o!':~~~~~:~olle e graduat the n :: °L~C:!::f:~sbe evaluated on at least two Leech, vice-presidentvice•president of the nons oC college ~raduates the be evaluated on at least two th' counts: functional and cul-cul­ college, college. was contact contacted d for gen gener:-l ral magazinesmag-azin of th the co iou Jy intell ctual ttural.I TheTh followingf Hewing essay comment. consciously intel1ectual class•I ura . e 0 ... hhave e piUlpitiluJl lIy small . propt,ses !t':J-:;t "An expansion of theth Stu-u• . '.' ti mall rir. nroposes 1 HAn expansion of culation."av" U CIf- cancon s5 iide d e r r dent Union Building is in theth eu a on. . each. planning proce process s now," h he As oneo~e might ~educe.d duce, Bar. Bor; At Texas saidsaid.. off believ.esbelieve· ass importl~portant nt as th functional attitud WeWes5 tternern "'"\Ve (the administration)adntin~ tration) the functional att~lude ofot a coll ge bookstore is the cut. College, the have talked with the con-OD• college bookstore IS the cul- functio n a a 1 suiting architects of the Uni-tural one. NO• '0 INDICATIONJ DIC TIO OF CHANGECHA GE i is offered by this year'sear's Cam• Cam- ulting architec of the nt• quality, that versityve of Texas system and But let us ask another qu ques- • pus p pep-raffles p•rallies A.A lack of'spiritor spirit which w was s often excused by a• ity of Texas tem nd is, the pro-pro­ willill now wait for recommen-r commen• tion. UI1 the college bookstore losing team remains unchanged as evidenced by this photo of curing and datlonsdations of the planning com• com- at Texas Western presenUypr ntly the pre game rally for Newew Mexico.Me ico. 5 e 11 i ng of mittee for theth spacepace w we isi inadequate, inadequate. functionallyfunction lly course text- need and can afford. We and culturally, why do does not books, i is one RICE must have thesetbes reeemmen-r omm n­ some clever person invest in of much discussion.discussion. dations before any other con- a competitive storetore ne near r to Revitalization Of TWC Students and teachers have sultingolting talks are made with lhethe campus? asked inm recent weeks and in the architec architects," ," Dr. L Leech b One reason isi cocost. t. previous years how well the said.·d. A leadingl ding- El P Paso o author. author- college bookstore fulfill fulfills its "When we get the figuresfigure_ it ity andnd worker,·orkE'r in lbthe book-book. intended purposes. Claims Cl~ims ,ofof together and projected funds sellingUin industry estimatestima Needed store management "profit· that Spirit, store management profit- necessary we will ask for stock agood. good-sbed. Spirit, Loyalty Needed to stoc a bed necessary, we will ask for eertng"eering" have been made, plan approval of theth Board bookstore, it wouldould costt "Hey! Are you going to the game tomorrow night?" and complain~complaints agains.t.against "in­ ~'in,:of Regents. The bookstore ~30,OOO.Th.efigure30, 0 . 'he fi r d does not "Are you kidding? Why waste time when you know adequate sellingelling facilitiesfacilitie " would enjoy appropriate ex-e.· include Inclade pncepric of a buildinr building they are going to lose again?" lodged. pansion and would be one and the overh overhead d c costs ofor To secureecure an authoritative of our priority interests."employ employes, , fixtures,fi:.r:tur mainten-maint . LAST YEAR the above exchange might have been con- our priority interests." LAST YEAR the above exchange might have been con- explanation on these matters,matter , Dr. Leech was unable to ance andnd advertising.dvertising. sidered an excuse if not a reason for not attending Dr. Leech was unable to for not attending John D. Jones, store manag-manag. estimate when actual expan• expan- This same authority esti-ti• Miner football games. The same thing could be applied games. The same thing could be applied er, was contacted. The fol• fol- sion sian of the Student Union mates also, however, that a to other Campus activities because some students seem lowing are his comments: Building will begin. quabtyQuality paperback and text• text- to think they are a waste of time. time. ·'The"The bookstore i is operated It may be presumed, presumed how-how­ bockbook establishment could be This year it is time for a change. by Texas Western College. ever, ever that such building buUdm'g will set up with capit capital l otof only It isis. under my management management, not 'occur within the next $15,000 to $20,000.20,000. TWC sorely needs a revitalization of school spirit and and I am responsible to three years. It may be long-long• Hypothetically, let us sayay a return of school loyalty. Hal St. Clair, college busi-er than that. Which is to say that suchuch a bookstore were ness manager. nearly all students now en­ en-to be setet up. . : This year the Miner football team is doing well as "The mark-mark • up on text-text­ rolled at Texas Western will To be truly competitivecomp titive or evidenced by the successive victorious scores of 61-15, books is determineddetennined solely by be confronted .withwith inade•inade- even functional, the off-cam-ofi•cam• and 35-14. publishers and is constant quate functional bookstore puspu shop would have to stock throughout the country. The facilities for the remainder all textbooks for all clasclasses. es. THE COLLEGE has improved its activities calender, facilities for the remainder calender, mark-upmark•up is 20 per cent of of their college careers here. And.And the stock ~ouldwould have to and many fine events are programmed for this year. the selling price. That means But let us now turn to an-an• be in111 appropriate numbers. It has strengtheneds rengthened its faculty and now offers much to we (the bookstore) pay pub-pub• other view of the college Thi This might be difficult since the new student as well as the old. Usherslishers 80 per cent of the bookstore:book tore: the bookstore as a channels on texts and num• num- selling price. We also pay cultural index. bers available to the campus Vital campus spirit is equally essential to growth but cultural index. shipping costs. costs, which cuts This consideration involv involves bookstore.bookstore might not be for it must arise from the students. With the student body the bookstore profit to 18 or student-teacher attitudes to-a competitor. And ifit ~ethe in• in- lives (and dies) campus spirit. Texas Western has the tudent.teacher attitud to• 19 per cent. ward the book bookstore tore as an in· in- formation fonnation were not available potential to become a model of college growth in this by channel, this "The''The profit from sales is tellectual center. Qo.Qnestions tio by channe~, each of more country, but for a healthy growing, every individual must used to pay employees and which mayma be asked in this than 400 instructorsinstructo would generate unbounded enthusiasm. So far, indications of maintain the bookstore ope-ope• category include: "Do ''Do stu-n• have to be contacted..contacted. student enthusiasm have been disappointing. ration. If there is any sur• sur- dents meet together in thetbe The store,tore, we may assume,ome, plus after bills are paid, it bookstore and discuss novels also,o, couldouJd depend on text-text• Evidence of school apathy was apparent at last week's boo tore and disc novels at last week's goes into the Student Union or pamphlets, pamphlets not because ofboo book salessal only at t two, o, at pre-Newpre-1 ew Mexico pep rally with less than 40 students in not because of with less than 40 students in Fund and is u used ed for fo~ stu-tu. requirements, requirements: but beca because the mostm t four, toUf, tim ~es. a year. attendance. It is hoped that such a trend will be elim-elim­ dent actvities. The college novels and pamphletspamphle ar are The restr t of the time lime Itit wouldoold ated. The time is now to decide to attend this week's gets no money from the displayed which are mental­ mental- have to depend upon the saleal rallyrall.' in the front of Magoffin Auditorium at 12: 05 p.m. bookstore." lyIy stimulating?"; stimulating?'" and "Are,cAre orof o~erother books.boo . Would th1s be this Friday. Asked about the possibility bookstore perso.:nelpersonnel well.we I I - profItable?profitable? of stacking textbooks on ta-ta­ read and conversive with Not really. Even though bles in the Student Union students?";tudents?"; and "Are uAre there m8!k-upmark•up on non~textsnon•tex isi re-re• LITTLE MAN 0 CAMPUS Building Ballroom and add· add- displayed magazines or other otber latively latlvely high, hig~ 3round around 44 per ing more cash registers dur-dur­ materials of quality content cent, cent., it It still iIS notn~t as profit• profit- ing the first weeks of school, In in addition to a good selection able as other businesses husmesses with Jones said: of books?" mark·upsmark.up of 100, 200 and even higher "There are two reasons For the most part at Tex• Tex- bhjg~~rper percentages. ntages. Small~:::u bookstor often have why that proposal is imprac­ imprac- as WesternWestern. the answer to trouble 00 .o~es often have trouble surviving. tical. One is that we would all of these questions is "~'No." o." That .s~Vmg. 1 hat is have to double our staff. stall. The The bookstore is not en• en- as ~s wwhy y you may see,ee, other is that students prefer vironrnentallyvironmentally suited for dis­ dis- Ber:.e"a.as mentioned on;: by Mr. BorcU,BoroU, Bermuda % to purchase all their school cussions with friends, em­ em~ forei; a itshorts0 and other oth~ for ign it ms on sale in needs in one place, rather ployees or anyone else. This booksh e~. on sale In than having to buy books in is because a wide selectionelection bookshops. (Co 0:: Theirerr salesales bol- one place and paper and oth-oth• of non-texts is not stocked, (Continuedn ued on Page Pace 4) er items in another." and because, with the excep. excep- Jones' explanations, with tionHon of one or two employes. the exception of the last, are the store has the cold at­ at- THE incontestable. One may not mosphere of calculated busi-busi­ be too enthusiastic, however.however, ness. PROSPECTOR as to reasons given for sell• sell- As far as additional read-read­ "ASSAYER OF ing all materials in one ing materials of quality quaHty con­ con- place. tent are concerned.concerned, David STUDENT OPINION" Most stUdents,tudents, for example, Boroff in his essay, "Status Pub1tshedPubllahea by Student probably would prefer to Seeking In Academe," hasha~ Publ1catlonsPubllCl\tlollll otOf TTexas JI Western College, COllege, El Paso, Paso. Texaa Texas purchapurchase e books in a larger commented on their neces-neces­ area and thus not have to sity to the bookstore. Second•ClaSecond-Class po postage ta e paid paId at EIEl Paso.Pa.so, TexaaTexas waitwait. in line severaleveral hours to In the article (Saturday get in the bookstore. Other SubBubscr1ptlons-.$2 rtpt1on11-S2 p per r rear, year, or get 1D. the bookstore. Other Review, Dec. 19, 1964, p. 46) payment otat StudentStUdent Associationtlon school items Items mayma be purchas-purchas­ Boroff said, ''I''1 have observ­ observ- r""tee ed almost anywhere. And Itif ed some terrifying displays THE PROSPECToRPROSPECTOR laI.s publish•publlsh. ed some terrifying di play 11<1ed. weekly during the academic more personnel p~rsonnel would have of philistinism and intellec• intellec- yearY r except durtngduring examlna examination Ion to be hired toto. accommodate tual torpor in some book. book- perlods~r!Ods and holidays. hOlidays. the larger elling the larger. selling area and store.~. stores. At a small college I Opinions expr expressed oo hereinher ln &nIare more regIsters.registers, then they had occasion to visitvisit, ththe notnM n~ necessarily y thoseth ~ot t~the hould facultyfacUlty or admlntnratlon. adm1n1stratloo. Let•Let. shou~d. be hired. It presently bookstore was a ~dkind o~of teratees to The Editor should be ad-ad• is ndiculo~ridiculous that studentstuden general store in which books dresseddr ed to The Editor. The general store in which books PROSPECTOR,PROsPECTOR, Texaa Texae W1111tem WElStern mmust t sometimesometimes attend class-cla! - were tucked away behind College. es. severaleveral days before ob-ob• Bermuda shorts and long tainlng MEMUERMEMBER Fred Craft, SA President, attended a meeting of the tainlng texts. woolen stockings. TEXASTEX S INTERCOLLEGIATB Texas Intercollegiate Student Association last week at Let us assume, assun:e,. ho,":,ever,however, "And nAnd there wasn't a sin­ sin- PRESSPRES ASSOCIATION' ASSOCIATION Houston. The purpose of the meeting was to decide the that.that present P?hcle.spolicies willWill be gle magazine above the level RepresentedRepre nted by NationalatJoll&I. Ad"erttl.Adnrtla• site of the forthcoming convention. Craft said the chances continued.~ontmued. It ISis faIrfair to ask ask of Life and Time Time...... We in8~ Se"lce,Servlce, Inc. IDe. ifit the bookstore area may miss an uneqnaled Opportun- of the convention being held at TW were very good. m an unequaled oppartun. ~f~BEdttor ··-·········,1eann1e-----~-----_Jee.tlDle Todaro TOdarO soon~oon be expandedexlPanldedto to care for tty when we fail to involve ualn-u.s ess Manager••• Ron Watson He ~so also said~d that both Texas colleges and colleges from rn: ity when we fall to involve Copy Editor ----~...l.Iatton Bto1r:e8 that both Te~ colleges and colleges from mcreasmgincreasingly yarger larger enroll-enroll­ our students in tnagamne Copy Editor•·····Marton Stokea MeXIcOMexico WIllwill be represented inm the next convention. convention .. . ou.r tudents In mapstne P~raPhersP~raphera • _..Phll ..Phil ParD.Parka, Craig CralS ments. readingreadinr at collere. college. It Isls a na-• THE PROSPECTOR Page5PageS oreign Service New Traffic Offenses Official To Speak Albert N. Williams, a Foreign gories of political and economic And Penalties Named Nallled Service Officer of the Depart- repcrtireporting g and d analysis; alvsi consularular Repeated warnings to Campus ment of State will speak at 1 affairsIn dminian ant tiY513; cons Repeated warninzs- to Campussummons (both of which carry--,,.1I'I"1"V students who fail to appear at ment of State will speak at 1 affairs;...... ; administration; a nums ra IOD; and com- traffic violators has resulted inIn f al to D· lplin A p.m., Monday, at the SUB, room mercial work. wo It. new, more stringent penalties for a referral re err to Disciplinary]SCI ary Au­u- the Campus Police Office upon r new, more stringent penalties for thority). receipt of a traffic citation will 30B.308. Entering junior officers can ex- those who fail to heed tbethe rules receipt of a traffic citation will Mr. Williams will discussdiscuss-the-the peetpect to receive experience in and regulations determined by Type IIn offenses include park- receive an "Official Summons" work of the U.S. Foreign Service. several of these fields, and in

Chamber Quartet PerfPerformanceormance Se Sett Chamber music composed by Mozart, Haydn, and Brahms will You could visit a nearby IBM branch office. You could write be on the program in a perfo~-perloz:m­ to the Manag Managerer of College Re Relations,lations, IBM Corporate Head­ Head- ance by the International StnngString qquarters,uarters Armonk Armonk, New York 10504. 10504.But But we would likeliketo to see Quartet of Texas Western Col­ Col- you on campus. Why not check at your placement office lege in Magoffin Auditorium at you on ~ampus. Why not check at your placement office 2:30 p.m,p.m. Sunday. today? See if you can still make_ make an appointment f?r for an Prof.Prof Richard E. Henderson,Henders~n, on-campus visit with IBM. Then interview the IBM inter­ inter- oboist,oboist,' also will perform with viewer. Whatever your area of study, ask him how you might members of the string quartet: use your particular talents at IBM. Ask about your growth Prof. Abraham Chavz Jr., first potepotentialntial in America's fastest-growing maj_or major industry. violin·violin', Karlene Jones, second .I YYou'llou'll never regret it. IBM is an Equal Opportunity Employer. violin;' Carolyn Kenneson, v10VIO. Ia; and Eugene Eicher,Eicher. cello. This is the first concert of the season in a new schedule of chamber music concerts. Other concerts are scheduled for Oct­Oct- IBM ober 31 January 16, 16. and two other dates da'tes next spring for which programs will be announced at a later date. Admission isis freetree at all of the concerts. October 1, 1965 THE PROSPECTOR Page 4f Reserve Annuals SAB PR'sPR~sHold Hold Smoker Available In SUB NEWS For Future Pledges Gay Grissom held it formal smoker re- availableThe 1965 and Flowsheet can be picked is still up E. E, Joel GabrielGabriel, Gaivan, Linda Gay Grissom ' "A Garden of Flowers," is thethe Pershing Rifles Company H 10 held its formal smoker re- available and can be picked up E. Joel Galvan. ' SUB. cently in the SUB 308. any weekday betw~the hours Gerald AA. Halaby, Philip w W.. current SA exhibit in the SUB. cently in the SUB 308, prospective ofany9 weekdaya.m. and 4betwee~p.m, m SUB 402. Hannum, Bill W. Hargis, Elmer The twenty-six color reproduc- The purpose of this smoker was to invite all prospective and 4 p.m. m SUB 402. Hannum, Bill w. Hargis, El.mer The twenty-six of 9 a.m. impressions pledges to J. oin the organization. Martha Toney, thisyear's Flow- Thomas Ingram, Lindsey D. Irby, tions show artistic impressionsin pledges to join. . . the organization. . . Martha Toney, this ~ and interpretations. t f . ddt of flowers1 er a rie mmtroducbonr uc Ion of0 thee Pershing ers mg Rifles es staff, , re- sheet edi, 'to,r, asksks all studentsd whoh D Dianne Irvin, V'.guu''aMarie Mar I' e anda variety interpretations of periods of and flowers styles. in AitAfter a bbrief . f ' t od ti f th P hi Rill taff s h eet editor, as stu ents w o ianne Irvin, Virginia by hostesses Karen Jones, Karen havenh tst tIdpicked up their '65 Flow- Jackson, Vicki James, Paul B. a vaneThe strongesty 0 perro emphasis sans yes.is on freshments were servedserved by hostesses KarenJ ones, Karen haven't picked up their '65 Flow- Jackson, Vicki James, Paul B. 5 ee 0 pease 0 SQ. Jamison, Bruce Janet. French work of the 19 19thth and Kahn, and Mrs. RichardRichard CantuCantu. .•• ..------:...::.::::.= sheets to please do so. Jamison, Bruce Janet. The following students reserv- Hilda Kelley, Sally Jean Kel- 20th centuries. Matisse, Renoir, ProspectiveProspec~ive pledges attending B k t following students reserv- Hilda Kelley, Sally Jean Kel- 20th B k t edTheyearbooks and have not yet ley, Mrs. Foster Kennedy Rich- Degas,Degas and Gauguin are repre- the meeting were:.were: Don.aIdDonald R. R., 00 S o•n ed. yearbooks and have not yet ley, Mrs. Fo ter Kennedy Rich- 00 S o"e• c;; called for them: ard Lee Lambreght E d'w a r d sentedsented. Womble,Womble, Bert Sehreibstem,Schreibstein, Ro-Ro- •' callBedurtforAnnthemA:d V G ard Lee Lambreght, Elward hild S D Burtonumilki, Ann Adams,Arth Venu AI Go-L ang,Shirl ey KKa sy L ang ' 1 ey,D' lana· · The earliest piece . is a Chinese bert RRathe ath c hild' , S terum D' avis,a vis, G • al Adon sumilli, Arth'ams enuAl o- ang, ey y angley, DUllla pal Ad us ur areca, Jean McCauslin Billin ell Mc- Ming' Dynasty. There JHeanrurv·enygs_Lendleton,H tv y Lendleton aan d Herbert ri~es Joseph A Bachofen Mar e la JCeli~Cli d McCJauslin, J S Billinell Mc- work of the Ming Dynasty, There a e , n Gripes ~oseph uA. Bachofen' ur MaNelss::~1; en on, ames"s tark McCloy. are also Dutch and American Jennings. ' Nels en on, ames tark McCloy. are also Wh ea t Bail ey, Geo rge on A ..' . show. Also Wm. Jon McKee, Jim • d Baird Grant CaldwellSamuel J. A.. Charles Madsen, Jr., Alice works 10m the show. Also Wm. Jon McKee, Jim Y4 Baird Grant Caldwell, rented from the Price, Art Williams, Stan Ritchey, oice Calvillo Saralyn Cam';'on Becky G.~- Mahan, Kamal Mahmood, Da- This exhibit, rented from the Price, Art Williams, Stan Ritchey, Voiced Calvillo Saralyn Cameron Arts, is Duane Bray, Jerry Ferdinand, J. Dac~. Diane Fern DciliJ.gren,v~dDcililgren, v~d Maldonado, Mari~et Nail.Nail, Ma- American Federation of Arts, is Duane Bray, Jerry Ferdinand, J. Dacus, Diane Fern semester, and Larry Cauble, Doug Conwell, Judith Ann Daniel,James R Da- na V. Navar, MarciaMarc.ta V. Nava, the second of the semester, and Larry Cauble, Doug Conwell,Armi- To the Editor: Judithvis. Ann Daniel, . James C. Naylor, RichardOdell, will end October 18. BrendB r end a Tommy Thompson, Louis Armi- To the Editor: vis James C. Naylor, Richard giving the TWC boolt- Karalene Eifolla Gloria Claire S. D. O'Gez, Marta Okubo. Simpson, head of the Exhibits jo, Tommy Chambers, and Bill After giving the TWC book- Eifolla, Gloria Claire S. D. O'Gaz, Marta Okubo. Simpson, store my life savings and llsten- EischKaralene Nancy Ekdill Judith Lo- Donna Pandolfo, Leo Paredes, Committee, hopes later in the Packett.Pockett. store my life savings and listen- Eisch Nancy Ekdall, Judith Lo- Donna Pandolio, Leo Paredes, ing to the traditional speeches on zier Faith, Robert Faith, Jr., Acudia Elaine Parks, Kay Pat- year to presentk, an exhibition of Also Carlton Witte, Howarding h wto ththe traditional t akin speeches on zier Faith, Robert E. Faith, Jr., Acudia Elaine Parks, Kay Also Carlton Witte, Howard bow they are not makmg any ex- James Otis Faulkner Winifriedton, E. D a vvi i d '.Paul, Paul, William student st u d ent warwork. V 1 N' h 1 R. 0 ey are no m g anye u ponex- James______Otis Faulkner ---'-' Winifried Payne, Lewis Quick, Carolyn FILM a eichols, IC a 5, Ronnieonme Walker, cessive profits, I have comecom upon Lewis Quick, Carolyn FILM Vale ------'---- QuillanPayne, Donald Raczkowski, Nora uAdvi~e and Consent," the ac- Jack Kramer, Robert Mascorro, an interesting abnormality.abnormality. Quillan, Donald Raczkowski, Nora "Advise and Consent," the ac- book en- Ramirez,, Robert Rankin. tion-packed m a vie about the Larry Pow~,PoweJ:1, Rodolfa Gryalua, Why is it that a paperbookpaper en· Ramirez, Robert Rankin. tion-packed m o vi e about the Larry Ch 1 A Sad workings of our federal govern- Vance N. Bnston, EdD;1'~ Duran Jr.,J~, titled "The Re Religionsligion, of Kan,"Man," Ruth Anne working~ of our federal govern- ~anc~ N.M~~·t°:, Edd Charlesares A. St' Sadova, aSvala, Ruth sAnne ment, will be shown this after- Ray A. Minnich,ic • andan Davidavi H.· which hi h originally .. 11 soldId ffor 5 0 cents ury, Steveneven Saltzman,tzman, Steveteve ment, will be shown this_. afte~- .Jifuiso~ Johnson w c orIgIns y 80 or 0 cents Bookstore Salisbury,Salisb · is being old used for 60 cents!' Bookstore Sanchez,James A. Taylor, Terry noon.noon_ at 2 p.m. and again agam this·this is being sold used for 60 cents! ' Sanchez,Gavin Teed Charles J Teits- everung at 8 p.rn. Also Frank Vauru,Vaun1, Bill Ayl Aylor,or, Though the figures involvedinvolved are Gavin Teed Charles J Teits- everung at 8 p.m. of profit worth, Darl~e Valle, Sus~ Carol Th,:- plot involves the inter- George Edmonston, S Stephentephen L.L. small, the percentage of profit worth, Darl~e Valle, Sus~ Carol Th~ plot involves to all the other sales Problems Vann, Mae H. Wade. workingsof our federal govern- Metzgu, Mike Torres, Bob O Orr,rr, if applied to all the other sales Problems Vann, Mae H. Wade. workings is enough to provide a com­ ment when the private lives of Vernon Shankle, Ty L. Dilliplane, is enough to provide a com· fortable retirement after only a government officials are allowed Robert Chavey, and DavidDavid H. fortable retirement after only a to interfere in their work, in this Trimble. few seasons.0 Analyzed fe~as;a: :ggest that in the tu.- Analyzed ance 0 e e case,~~~t~r~o~:u:nor~ the confirmation of ta~ James Trimble. May I suggest that in the fu- DDance ToTBH Be Heldld ture officials of the bookstore Liffingwell as Secretary of State. ture officials of the bookstore (Co(Continuedntinued from Page :I)Z) from crying poor mouth. I SDBUB Afterr Game The film stars Henry Fonda, DEANDEAN G GARCIAAB.CIA ADVISES refrain from crying poor mouth. Inn Afte e 1)l ) They are getting too much gravy ster profits. S Charles Laughton, Don Murray, (C (Continuedontinued f fromrom PqePag They are getting too much gravy That is why you may as it is. That also is why you There will be a school spirit Walter ~idgeon, Peter Lawford, as it is. E .Maciag.Maciag from their countries. The Dean note that some book com-com­ dance in the ballroom of the Gene TIerney,Tierney, Franchot Tone, from their countries. The Dean such as also deals with any personal prob------panies,panies, such as Doubleday, SUB after the game tomorrow Lew_Lew Ayres,Ayres, Burgess Meredith, and also deals with any personal prob- MASCOTMA COT DONATED Iems the students might have. now operate their own book-book­ from 10 p. m. to 12 midnighLmidnight. Eddie Hodges. lems the students might have. ((ContinuedContinued from PacePqe 1) store chains. By so doing, store chains. The dance is sponsored by the "Most of the foreign students Clyde will later be replaced they are able to cut out ex­ ex- The dance is sponsored in their studies and they are a~le SAB and an invitation has been PS_ PSII cmC~ NA_NAMESMES OFFICERSOFffCERS are successful in their studies and by an eight eight-month-month oldold b burrourro pensive middle and retail SAB and an college life here pensive middle extended to Doug Boston,Boston presi-. PSIPsi .ChI,_Chi, national honorary 80-so- adjust well to college life here donated by ex-students Ed Wis­ Wis- extended to Doug Their main problem is men. dent of New Mexico State Uni- cietyclety m psychology at TWC, re-at at. TWC. Their main problem is brun, Reginald Sanders Jr., Joan But even more important dent of said But even versity's StudentAssociation , for ~ent1y~entl~ elected JohnJohn_ DeFee,DeF'.ee, pres-P~- WIthwith languagelan~age difficulties," said Kelley, John Silverman, Rusty than predictable costs are versity's Student Garcia. He emphasized that than predictable all NMSU students to attend atte~d. Iden~;ident, Sandy Garcia,<;1"arci.8, vice-presi-V1ce-pres1- Mr. Garcia. He emphasized that Jennett, Willie Melby, Bill Mor-Mor­ customer variables. Another A rock d 11 b d ill dent, Betty Emstem,Einstein, secretary; he welcomes all foreign students A rock d ll b d ill 1· dent; by his office and meet gan, Alan Kahn, Norman SalomiSalomi way of putting it is "unde-''unde­ -an -ro an w pl~yP ay and Dan Stoup, treasurer. to stop by his office and meet him in order to form a per­ and Steve Stein. pendablependable patronage." and dress ~ornv.:orn to the game will Any student interested in join- with him in order to form a per- and sonal relationship. The average U. S. citizen, be approp1:"ate appropr~ate for the dance.d~nce. ing Psi Chi, may contact Dr. sonal relationship. one is given to understand, There will be no admission Guido Barrientos, the sponsor, or Fr""''''"'''''';;;;;;;;;;~;;''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''':1~===~=~~====~ readsreads in one year a total of charge. the officers of Psi Chi.Chi NSU charge. PIZZA 60c upUp flfREE££ reprint "How to pick.pick • new~ew car ear f foror 1less than one book, and El below $2,000-1 $2,000 - a factualf,etual comparison of "_-COlA" AND ··COMIt·· "'1[: ",",uUItIl ...... ot-MNl... 18 Imported automobiles."1utomob1les." flUflEE Cutest: Centest: _IClO lllUITt':OfOLY THIt nllDUI;:f O~ .HIt COCA·c.oU ,""fO~""", ARDOVINO'SDOVINO'S S SHOPHOP II PasoPaso is more than typical of flU ."~. "( WinWtn. 1n an NSU 1utOIIIObile. .utomobile. Writ.Wrttt forror nu a non-readingnon-reading community. 206206 Cincinnatilncinnati reprintreprtnt andtnd contest blankblan to:to, [xci.bcl. u.U. S. Although two rather excel- Importer,Imp 0 r t. r l TflnsconllnentalTransconUnental Molorstors, Inc., Inc Although two rather excel­ BetweenBetween M Mesaesa & StantonStanton 421 Eut East 91 Street, New York City 10021,ioo2s' lentlent bookstores are available :,,: Tel: ( (212)2 2) .TRTR 6-7013. 6-1013. . in El Paso area (Bassett CeCenternter Bookstore with pa-pa­ perbackperback and hardbound vol-vol­ umesumes numbering between 8.0008,000 and 1010,000,000 titles, and the Old Mesilla Bookstore,Bookstore, worthy of a trip to Las Cru­Cru- cces),es), one must confess, based upuponon personal examination and upon that of friends that patronagepatronage of either is not ssuperlative.uperlative. And although there are additional book outlets in some department and office supplies stores in El Paso in addition to its one in-town bookstore, Alamogordo, by contrast, has three book-book­ .stores.stores. Nationally, some writers,writers, cognizantcogrrizant of non-reading statistics, have reason to be-be­ lieve the problem may mark the death of at least one form of literature. Herbert Kubly, in his well-well­ documented article, ''The"The Vanishing Novel" (Saturday Review, May 2, 1964, p.p, 26) has made several good points. "If"If the novelnovel does comecome to lustJust a lot of praetical praetloaltblqs tblnp ... • , . like a roodgood job, a goodrood Itsits terminusterminus inIn oourar century," Take 5 ••• , •• and swing out refreshed. salary,oaIary, and a betterbette<.bare , bare ofol the 1oodlood thinpthillp in life. Yoayou hehe said, "H ''It will hebe becausebecause wouldn'twouldn't want to do without Ul7any ofol themthem.. But you mq thethe reader hasbas dldieded first. The Coca-Colaeoca-<:Ola - with its bright lively lift, be forced to.to .• ,• IfT""i/ you ...aettletIIe f,!,for 1-I... tthanhan a toodgood edaeatioe.ea-tlGL real illness may bebe t thehe ill-ill­ real illn Don't kid Tourooif.AA goodrood education lm'tla" a lumr)'Nnl7 nesso ofr thethe readerreader whowho bas big bold taste, Don't kid 7ounelf. ness today. II'.~ aboolute....-itT.neceait:,-. With moortemplo~mo.t employwa, • .. lostlost his will andand his a abilltybmty today. It', u abaolute good eduo;a~ io the fin!, requirementfor.. good job••• ..... a otot read. never too sweet- sweet -refreshes best.best tood ed~~ • the /inl requirement for a IOOd job good pel,.", lob ... a job with a good future.IutuN. "In''In our frenetically sacred sood J'G"11f Job ••• a job with a &'ood times it is lessles and less nec-nec­ tblnpgothinpgo So,ifSo, ii TOU'",you're in tchooloehooi 1l0Wn.ow ••• ltayotaT therelthere I LearnLeara"", al,­ essary to read a book. For it euan for uas loneIon~ as you can. If 7oo7ou're're out of achool,IIehool. 70.7ft ellacall is not books one discuss over _tdll ptKet plenty ofol 'ftluable'IIlluabie tnoinIactniDmc oatoldeoubdde tMthe e!emo-aad. 00-. cocktails; it is authors and FladJ.l'mc1 oat aboutdOIR It. VIoitVllit tM the YoadtYoat.la C-ovneeilar(100,_ ... a& _ reviews." b~~th StaaEmJ>loJ'IDWB.niee.lIWa Emplo) t s.-. ~ Which leads to our con-con­ b~f«th Which clusion that, unless students demonstrate by eclectic pe­pe- To get agood job,jolJ,getget a goodgoodedacati. edlcatiaa tition or patronage a thor-thor­ ough-going regard for bet-bet­ CokeCOke-0 terter bookstore standards in -· the college vicinity, the pre·pre­ ssentent conversation topictopic will __ .._oIIlllt_-...... ,., ..... C:..C-Olllflllf-...... _._ ..'...... aP' pers!!!.persist. ~ . ---~

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