THE TOREADOR Volume XXIV Technological College, Lubbock, Saturday, September 17, 1949 Number I • Slight Decrease In Enrollment Expected V Over 5,400 Obtain Permits To Register By TOMMIE DANIEL Toreador Staff Writer Registration for the fall semes- Student Council Approves Texas Aggie ter opened officially Thursday and It found many upperclassmen n renewing acquaintances neglected Game As Official Away From Home Tr .r during the summer months and hundreds of bewildered freshmen The Student Council has ap- in the week at the Student Council roaming the halls in search of proved the -Tex. A&M foot- office. ever-needed information. - ball game in San Antonio next Sat- One of the highlights of the San A total of 5,442 permits to regis- urday as the official out-of-town Antonio trip will be a speech by ter had been issued late Thursday trip for this year according to an Gov. Allan Shivers at the annual according to the registrar's office. announcement made Thursday by ex-student luncheon which will be A large number of transfer stu- Curtis Sterling, student body presi- held in the St. Anthony hotel at dents and approximately 1,100 en- dent. noon Saturday. A suite of rooms in tering freshmen should swell the enrollment over the expected mark Sterling said this would be the the Gunter hotel has been desig- of 5,800 students. game this nated as the site of an axes party only away from home Of the above amount 1,800 were ; year which students would be ex- which will be held Friday night veterans. Coordinator H. A. An- - cused from classes to attend. and Saturday. derson mid besides the 1,800 ex- Arrangements have been made G.1.'s there were also 75 ex-service with the Texas, New Mexico and men and women who were taking Oklahoma Bus company whereby advantage of the Hazelwood act for special buses may be chartered for the first time this year. the trip. Former Techsan The Hazelwood act is a state law To be eligible for the trip Ster- which allows veterans of either ling mid student organizations World War to enter a state school must have a sponsor and most sub- To Be Presented tuition free. The veteran must be mit a list of those students attend- a citizen of this state. Anderson ing prior to leaving. Tickets will said the increase of students tak- cost $8.75 per person round trip ing advantage of the state law was but the buses must be filled before Annual Ex Award largely due to the fact that many this rate becomes available. of them have completed their al- Sterling went on to say those stu- The eseelitive board of the Tex. lotted time under the Federal G. I. dents who are on either scholastic Tech Ex-Student association voted Bill. or disciplinary probation could not to give an award each year to an Dorms Filled be granted excused absence for the Dormitories have been filled to trip. outstanding ex-student of the col- capacity with the exception of the When student organizations have lege in a recent meeting held on second floor of Drane hall which drawn up the fists of names of stu- the campus. has been reserved for married dents who plan to attend along The group set aside 3 p.m. Oct. couples. A waiting list for the oth- DR. D. M. WIGGINS er dorms has been started for the with the name of their sponsor 14 as the day for a meeting of the President they should be turned in to the benefit of students living In town Dean of Men or Women. association council. Th at will be who wish to move to the dorm as the day before Homecoming. soon as possible. Tickets are on sale now in the Board members also appointed The familiar long lines greeted ticket office under the east stands a committee ko nominate two peo- students registering Thursday and of Jones Stadium and Morley Jen- ple for sad& office of the. Es- Friday. Fur the first time in several nings, athletic director, has an- Students association and discussed years, this fall only two days were nounced they must be picked up Many Improvements Seen In plans for Homecoming this year. allotted for registration. Freshmen before Thursday evening. Guy Carter, Wayne Sellers and and seniors scheduled classes He said choice seats were avail- Chick McElya compose the com- Thursday while sophomores and 'tile to Tech students but could not mittee to plan the mechanics for junior signed up Friday. Classes Wiggins's First Year At Tech lie held here later than Thursday presentation of the outstanding started this morning at 8 a.m. because all unsold tickets must be student award and they will report The freshman counseling pro- With the opening of classes to- president; Frank Junell, Marshall returned to San Antonio Friday to the group when they meet in gram began Monday afternoon in morning. Admission for students day; Dr. D. M. Wiggins will begin Pennington and others to join me October. the gym with all entering students in the administrative task ahead," will be $1.20 with a student activi- Board members voted that D. M. required to take entrance exams. his second year president of ty ticket. Texas Technological college. Look- he added. McElroy, executive secretary, Further Instruction and aid neon Present plans call for the Tech ing back over the first 12 months New Teachers should have charge of all Home- given to new students throughout band and the Saddle Tramps to the week which was highlighted by of his administration, the progress Thirty-nine new faculty members coming arrangements. The annual make the trip. The cheer leaders a reception in the president's home which has been made is—to say have been employed for the fall Homecoming game this year will will also be on hand Sterling said. Tuesday evening for all new stu- the least—astounding. semester. Of the additions two are be with in Jones There will be a large pep rally and dents. in Agriculture. 16 in Arts and stadiumson Oct. 15. Doctor Wiggins. who came to parade Saturday morning in down- Sciences. two in Business Admin- Plans were also discussed for Freshmen Meet Tech from Texas Western college town San Antonio. Plans for the Wednesday night the Freshman istration, 17 in Engineering and improving the association's official Sept. 1. 1948, has in one year net pep rally have not been completed men and women students held sep- two in Home Economics. The fac- publication by use of more funds a pace which clearly indicates that as yet but will be announced later arate meetings in the recreation ulty at Tech numbers 336 in all. for art work. A discussion of redis- he has grasped the full meaning hall and gym. Dean of Women There are 82 professors, 67 assist- tricting of Texas, which is now di- and needs of not only the college Margarette Walker and Dean of ant professors. 110 instructors. 50 vided according to senatorial dis- but also the city and area in gen- ACS Will Meet Wednesday Men James G. Allen addressed the associate professors and 27 - teach- tricts, was tabled until the October era l. two groups. ing fellows. The first meeting of the Ameri- meeting. One of the outstanding features All of the divisions, with the ex- Doctor Wiggins is stressing pub- can Chemistry Society will be held Attending the meeting were Hur- ception of the graduate division, of his first year is the large build- lic relations with schools of this in the chemistry building room CG ley Carpenter, Lubbock; E. A. ing program which is underway. are expecting a slight drop in en- area and extension of college good at 7:00 p.m. stated Warner Peti- McCullough, Midland; Wayne Sel- rollment when the final figures are Within a short time workmen will will Into the ranks of industry. COilt, president. lers, Fort Worth; Fred Rollins, El begin construction of two wings determined. Approximately 2 5 0 business. agriculture, engineering Dr. Watson, professor of chemis- Paso; George Langford. Lubbock; graduate students have asked for extending 130 feet south of the and geology. try will give the purpose and aims McElya, Dallas and McElroy, Lub- Administration building at a cost permission to register this year "I think one of the greatest of the organization, PetIcol. mid. bock. where only 176 students were en- of approximately $750,000. Later things about Texas Tech Is the re- Peticolas said that freshmen and ings rolled in that division last fall. two w wil be added to the En- lationship if the college to the stu- sophomores who were majoring in Miss P.m Butler, 1947 Tech gineering building; a Home Eco- Three additional parking areas dents," Doctor Wiggins said. "I chemistry or chemical engineering graduate, is supervisor of music in are now open on the campus, ac- nomics building will be construct- have never known an institution are particularly invited and that Coleman schools. She received her cording to Frank Junell, assistant ed, and within a year a Science where students have assumed re coffee and donuts wil be served as master's degree in music from the to the president. Junell said the and Music hall will be added to the refreshments. University of Texas in January. new lots, which are located west campus. See WIGGINS Page 2 of the Engineering building, north At the present time workmen are of Men's Dorm three and four and busy in the interior of several west of West hall, brought the buildings renovating, repairing and Board Considers Discussion Of Teaching Opportunities number of all weather parking lots repainting. Perhaps one of the on the campus to five. most startling changes has taken Construction Bids Curtis Sterling, student body place on the campus Itself. The Tech Board of Direct01 - Set For First FTA Meeting Thursday president,was in charge of the Landscape Work will hold a special meeting in San freshmen boys meeting Wednes- Under the direction of the new Antonio next Saturday prior to the Mrs. Jean Jenkins. executive sec- Tech students in choosing teaching day night and it was in the form landscape director. Elo Urbanov- Tech-Texas A&M football game to retary of the Placement service. as their profession; of a panel discussion. College life sky, grass has been planted in consider bids on the wings to the will discuss "Teaching Opportun- 2. To acquaint teachers In train- was discussed by student leaders many of the bare areas and trees Administration building. ities" when the Paul W. Horn ing with the history, ethics and and Tech officials. and other shrubs have been net Approval of plans for the wings, chapter of Future Teachers of problems of the teaching profes- The last official day for registra- out and are beginning to beautify which will be added to the south America meets at 7 p.m. Thursday sion; tion will be Thursday with all stu- the campus. Paving of parking side of the building was given by In the Extension building. 3. To give prospective teachers dents registering after Monday re- lots has also done much to help the board in its last meeting here Program for the meeting is to guidance and encouragement in quired to pay a late registration the appearance of Tech. Aug. 13. They will cost an ap- include planning of the organism solving their academic problems; fee. Strengthening the faculty, re- proximate $750,000 to construct and tion's work for the school year, 4. To make teaching a more se- shuffling of the whole concept of will be of the some type Spanish said Bill Trenfield, president. High lective profession; COUNCIL MEETING responsibility back to department Renaissance architecture as the on the calendar of the club's future 5. To provide FTA members The Student Council will hold heads and others in executive posi- Administration building. activities is attendance at the FTA with social recreation and inter- Its first meeting of the fall tions has also been one of the out- Original plans for the adminis- state convention in Denton in the esting and instructive programs semester Monday at 7 p.m. In standing features introduced by tration building call for the wings spring. through group participation films. Ad 216 according to Curtis Doctor Wiggins. but they have never been built. Any student planning to teach is ; guest lecturers, etc. Sterling, president of the stu- "Goad administration rests with Also Included in the original plan eligible to join the chapter and at- Officers for this year are: Tree- dent body. Sterling urged all having good men doing key jobs was the addition of a south wing tend the Thursday meeting, the field, president; Dean Richardson. nthers of the Council Ix he and the big thing, is to surround of the building which would join first such this semester, said Tren- program vice president; H. M. on hand for this first meeting yourself with people who can do with the east and west wings to field. Cook. membership vice president: because there will be a large good jcbs:' Doctor Wiggins said. form a quadrangle but it is doubt- Founded 12 years ago, the organ- La Monte Leddy, secretary; Brad amount of business on hand "I've been very fortunate in hav- ful whether the south wing will cation stresses these purposes: Rowland, treasurer; Bob Hutchins, which will require all of the ing men like Dr. E. N. Jones, vice ever be added. • 1. Tu interest the nasal capable librarian. members to be present, •

et SePternb Page 2 THE TOREADOR September 17, 1949 Raider Yells ...

THE PEPPER SELL Opening Of New School Year T-E-X-A-S T-E-C-H Hit 'em Tech Reck 'em, Tech Hit 'em. Reck 'em. Texas Tech! Finds Tech's Outlook Bright RIDE 'EM RAIDERS cur, Ride 'em Raiders—Ride 'em Once again it is time to forget the memories of another Fight 'em Raiders—Fight 'em met' and turn again to the books. Although much complain., Knock 'em, Block 'em, Kick 'em, and groaning is heard around the campus about this time es, Stomp 'em year most people are glad to be back whether they will mit, Give 'em Hell Raiders! it or not. GO RAIDERS CA And then there are the new students who are still bewiti Go Raiders go Go Raiders go erect and wondering what it is all about. To both groups both Hit 'em high, hit 'em low old and new—welcome back! All and all, with every one work- Go Raiders go' ing for the school, this will be a good year here at Tech. THE LOCOMOTIVE R-R-R-A-I In fact it could and should be one of the biggest and I,. D-D-D-E-R in the school's history. The administration has had a year nosv t RAIDER acquaint itself with the goings-on around the campus and Raiders, Raiders, Raiders! ready many noticeable changes are evident. (three times) THE MATADOR SONG Look around you, freshmen (and you too, upperclassmt, I Fight Matadors for Tech because all this green grass you see around the campus v.. Songs of love we'll sing to you not here last year. Nor did we who were here a year ago dream Bear our banners for and wide that at long last our museum would come out from "under- Ever to be our pride Fearless champions ever he ground" and finally be a beautiful building of which we can Stand on heights of victory be proud. 'Strive for honor ever more With the start of classes today Tech will enter its final year Long live the Matador. on the first quarter century of its short life. If past records :r. any indication the next 25 years should witness the rise of =II a college as has never been seen before in the history of II THE TOREADOR state. 10„0" ... THE TOREADOR, student news- We who are able to be enrolled here at Tech in this 501 a401011 ,401 paper of Texas Technological col- of anniversary year should be proud of our school's past and lege, is published every Wednes- hopeful for its future. While our so-called sister state schools i4 DARR_ uELLy — PE&UuT52 day and Saturday on the Campus have more or less already reached their peak and leveled off, of Texas Technological college at Lubbock by the associated students We are still young and growing. of the college. College officials all over the state have predicted a drop s III II I „ „ „ „ „ „ „ Fall Howdy Dance in enrollment this year due to several factors, but early indica- Entered as second class matter, Slated For Tonite October 31, 1925, at the postoff ice tions from the registrar's office here show that Tech may hold 11, Thinking Allowed in Lubbock, Texas, under an its own. There will probably be no gain in enrollment, but The annual fall Howdy dance Act of March 3, 1879. there should be no great drop. by II sponsored this year by the Double III T association will be held tonight Editorial Offices JERRY HALL This in itself is proof that our outlook for the coming year III in the Tech gym from 9 until 12 Press Building, Rooms 103, 105. p.m., assording to Dan Purse), vice is good. A college is as strong as its Freshman class. When first -III-III-I II-III-111-III-III-III-II I-111-111-III Telephones: president of the association. year enrollment shows a sharp decline, it can only mean that First of all we want to say this College Switchboard— the future is none too bright. It is these same Freshmen who Tickets are on sale In the ro- Night editor, 8548. is supposed to he a column but as tunda of the Administration build- will be the upperclassmen of tomorrow. And it is to tomorrow such it is purely tentative. Search- ing, or they may be purchased at —Member— that Tech must look. ing around for a name and also for the door tonight. Admission will Associated Collegiate Press It is fine to have an impressive record as we have here but an idea to 'fill mane space we ran be $1.20 stag or drag. Burl Hub across the column written by Lynn bard's orchestra will play for the Represented for Nat'l. Adv. by on the other hand we must not rest on our laurels. When one Landrum in "The Dallas News" affair. Nat'l. Advertising Service, Inc. student or one faculty member ceases to work for the continued and oat wishing to duplicate too Soft drinks wit be on sale dur- 920 Madison Ave. NY., N.Y. much changed the spelling just a ing the dance. Purse) said everyone betterment of our school, then the school will weaken. It is a (ACP) means Associated little and came up with the above was urged to•be on hand and help job for each and everyone of us to see that Tech is not only in College Press title. So much for that. As to start the fall term off in a big front now but that it stays there. whether this column will be in this The advacement made by President Wiggins and his ad- some place each week or not time only will toll. ministration is not measured only by the tangible proof which • we see as we look around us. It is also measured by the hun- Wiggins-- We ran across head boy cheer dreds of hours which have been put in spreading good will not leader Jimmy Carter during regis- (Continued limn pile, I only on the South Plains but all over the stale and nation. tration and after the usual hellos sponsibility as they do here at A quick look at the new year coming up shows that every Jimmy advanced the idea of run- Tech. One of the highest tribute, effort has been made to aid the student. The faculty, with an ning some of the more well known a school can receive is the manner increase of 40 new teachers, is larger than it has ever been. New football yells for the benefit of in which its students accept the not only all the newcomers to the drive and responsibility which is courses have been opened in almost every division. campus but the old hands as well. theirs." All of these and many other factors are ample evidence that In the upper right hand corner of So as Doctor Wiggins starts his For the 1949-50 school year should be a red letter one in theehistory this page are a few of those same second official year here at Tech PERSONALIZED of the school. We who are privileged to be here should bear in yells. Clip them and learn them so he already has built a record of you can yell louder, than your STATIONERY mind we too have a stake in making this a big year. which he can justly be proud. roommate at the next pep rally. With such able administrators as With your NAME So to all you upperclassmen, welcome back and may this • • t. Doctor Wiggins and his staff, or MONOGRAM .. be the best year you have ever spent at Tech. To, you freshmen. While we are on the subject of Texas Tech can look forward to a a special welcome. We are glad to have you here. Just remem- pep rallys the one held in the gym great future. ber that a friendly smile and a big "howdy" will go long way Thursday night sending the Raid a ers off to Austin was a dilly. There in helping you get er. Any gripe. suggestion or other started in your new surroundings. was a good turn out and the walls of the old barn fairly rang with subject which you want to shoot the breeze about will be welcome. noise. Sounds mighty good to hear We don't guarantee we will print well doings again. King football it but we will try to accommodate et really perched on his ithrone and the year is officially begun when every letter we receive. the Raiders receive such support 40-(80411.41.410-4INI•410■Irweawile •ts they did Thursday. Let's all I urn out again and help send them it San Antonio next week. • • • Elsewhere in this first paper WHITE & WYCKOFF'S here is a story to the effect that Welcome Back the Student Council has set the Texas Aggie game as the official LEAKS ..ut of town trip this year. This Is gickrithipiin toe game which Coach Dell Mor- To Tech _tans' boys bid fair to win so every- Eland Deckled Stationery one who is able should try to make 1 We trip. With the generous aid of is now offered you with Hurley Carpenter, president of the Flowers For All sour choice of a beautiful CASE) ... and all other faults of pens and Tech Ex-Students association and pencils quickly repaired by factor, monogram, or With your manager of the TNM&O bus lines Occasions trained repairmen very reasonable rate has been name and address printed at factory author- ALL ized prices worked out for groups wishing to on both the sheets and en. CLII make the trip. Think about It and %elopes. iscket 0 if you can make it, go on down and Lubbock's only ex-student mpport the team. Oh yes, the T.U. For Boll, Men and Women TRIPLE I with the _iame this Saturday ail be broad- Florist For Gifts as well as your cast straight from Austin span- Pen Repair Service personal correspondence ."red by the Humble Oil company. WILLIAA 130.5 College (Varsity Bookstore Bldg. , Veteran sportscaster Kern Tippe will do the play by play. Radio Come In And See Our Perb soft station KFYO will carry the game. Distinctive Offerings .canal • ° • 1%00' In closing this column would WAKEFIELD'S Owned by Tech Student like to invite letters from you FLORIST do,?.* Pan readers (providing there are any) Varsity -MlOot EARL LOCKHART iin any subject which you would are to discuss. Only one condition 2406 Broadway sons with the invitation. That Is BOOK STORE that all letters which are to be 1305 College Avenue Parker & Sheaffer Of The Panhandle published must he signed with the full name and address of the send- 4111.411.410w4111.91WWW-4111wal•-ollity.owars

I

1 7. 19 19 September 17, 1949 THE TOREADOR Page 3

IT'S ALWAYS teas T, Egg

At Dick

Go

eta low EVE

ON CAMPUS

AND AT ADO

:14.1

/1411...." 0011 or Wit ONI1 et NAM IGRAM

KW'S

giourry CASEY—Class Photographer: takes his ou nth HARRY—Class Politician: lobbies in MAC—Class Journalist. does his l beautifu exposures in POWDER SNOW DRIZZLER — America's wind and your reporting in ith ALL CLIMATE TRIPLE THREAT — 3-Way convertible v.,.ter-repellent Jacket, pure wool lining $15.00 pnnici FOURCORO CORDUROY SACK COAT — 3 1. t. jacket. Outer jacket—inner jacket—or both $27.50 THE JACK FROST SPORTSHIRT — A new print that and et. long roll model, with center teat and 7 in . • t creates the "Patterned Solid Color Look." $5.95 TRIPLE CABLE SWEATER— 100% pure virgin wool pockets! k 95 with the new theory of "Balanced Oversizing". SNOWDRIFT SWEATER — 100% pure wool Sweater. SPORTOROY SPORTSH1RT—P corduscv - pee" Pullover $7.95 Sleeveless $5.00 Pullover Sleeveless $6.95 $5.00 shirt in new "Megaton, Colors ' pot WILLIAM TELL WASHABLE FLANNEL. SHIRT— A su- SNOW CRYSTAL TWEED SLACKS — A 100% pure 1ZUCORD SLACKS— A oea Ilan con Mr, perb- soft-touch flannel blend that's perfect for campus wool tweed slack in a new range of Powder Snow Cr rt 1-1-1cat. watottaraz Ice41,13-tt., 14 '15 or canal wear $10.00 colors $12.95 et' O'r WINDOW PANE FLANNEL SLACKS—A subdued win- :ring5 dow pane pattern adds an ultra-smart appearance to this 100% pure wool flannel $13.95

Si O R

epieMbe1 11, 1 Page 4 THE TOREADOR September 17, 1949 •

On ieriderS Jeep O'Neal =111.111=111=111.111=111,111_111_11 _I I I =111=III =-11:=111=-111=1:1411=111=1:1--2111=111=11,=,:,=-.11 =111=111-I a=111=111.111.111.111.111.61 S 013„rgl:d'

Thursday Deadline Set Cabaret Party Heads Year-Long Series okhboe the fight For Securing Tickets da= Tech Tangles With Cherry's Of WRA Social : Athletic Activities ril Tickets for the Tech-Texas A&M football game next Saturday night A series of entertainments plan- Wednesdays—All - College dance, 7-8:15 p.m., gymnasium; se, in San Antonio must be picked up ned by the Women's Recreation god ∎ Fridays—volleyball and basket- in the stadium office by 6 p.m. association for the school year will nd wit begin Sept. 26 when freshmen and ball, 4-6 p.m., gymnasium. Longhorns In Austin Today Thursday, , ath- be Ilea transfer women students are hon- Other WRA activities slated for Though not given much of a letic director, has announced. y left The Texas Tech Red Raiders ored with a cabaret party. the school year are an All-College Jennings said sufficient tickets fresh from their 20-0 win over ACC, chance in their on conference, dance in October, a fall breakfast, ark. to care for the demand are avail- The party, to begin at 7 p.m. in verY journey to Austin today to take on due to the strength of the other a Christmas party, a spring ban- socood and able, but all unsold ducats must be the gymnasium, will also herald the tough and rugged Texas Long- teams, Texas still is strong enough quet, the annual Play Day and a trYf returned to San Antonio early Fri- the start of the WRA - sponsored war a horns of Coach Blair Cherry. in returning veterans from last square dancing school, Miss Jay dawn with a day morning. Students with activ- daily schedule of athletic events The Longhorns, untested and Year Orange Bowl victors to make said. mixed wirli ity books will be charged $1.20 per for women students. not rated too high in the South- it interesting for any team in the First regular meeting of the as- .01, to bead. seat, with the admission for non- A program of games and movies the west conference by most sports conference and especially so for sociation will be at 5 p.m. Monday has been planned for the party, 10 the fsort writers will nevertheless rule as Texas Tech. students set at $3.60. in Ad-220. F it and refreshments are to be served, a right has 14 points favorites over the strong Back for the Longhorns are such "It is imperative that every mem- Betty Jay, WRA president, said wily, Henderson b red clad Raiders of Coach Dell men as Paul Campbell and Bobby the Longhorn forward wall. ber be present at this meeting for le Yesterday. goet powerful Morgan. Coy Lee at quarterback. Billy Coach Morgan will be taking one an election to fill vacancies creat- wbtc h Pyle, Randall Clay, Bubba Shands, Simultaneous with Miss Jay's an- ehas law, In 1945 Coach Dana.:'-Bible of of the largest traveling squads in ed when two officers did not re- mom City boY nouncement of the cabaret social liii Texas used 55 Longhorns to run up and Perry Samuels are some fleet- history to Austin in an effort to turn to Tech this semester," she was her release of the list of O'Neal,uPgoul at his 33-0 score, 26 points coming in footed backs that any team in the find the right combination to stop said. mmt dances and sport contests which 0, came the final quarter. In 1947 Coach nation would be proud to have on the Longhorns. Expected to start Every woman student automatic- are to begin Sept. 27 under WRA maces but be Was Blair Cherry tossed in 43 reserves its roster. And back at fullback for the Raiders will be: Ends— ally becomes a member of WRA supervision. as only -a matter to get the same score. Both games will be Ray Borneman, .All- South- Luke Thompson and Elbert John- when she enrolls at Tech. • west conference of last year, but son; Tackles Marshall Gettys and The schedule is as follows: "We invite all women students iladerson sent ha were played beneath a hot sun and BeBurry of P.' who might miss the game because Jarrell Price; Guards Don Williams Mondays—bowling, 4-6 p.m., Pia- to participate in the association's with temperatures very high. To- suddenly m th, of an injury. Also on hand will be and Dan Pursel; Center Bobby mor Lanes, 1011 Fourteenth; activities. They will not only re- we day Coach Morgan is hoping for gas of lefts and ool' spell that has prevailed sophomore Byron Townsend. Williams; Quarterback Ernest Monday nights—modern dancing, ceive pleasure from taking part in the c thed and body. for the last few days to continue Such linemen as Ben Proctor, Hawkins, Halfbacks Cal Steveson 7 p.m., at a place to be announced; these programs, but they also will Ray Stone, Bud McFadin, Danny and Tim Hatch; and Fullback Bud Tuesdays—tennis, 5-6 p.m., Tech be supporting college-wide events," and aid his boys from the plains fed, meephy, 1449 country. Wolfe and Dick Rowan will anchor Conley. courts; said Miss Jay. former track star, e I the ministry at Bat , eel thminary in New NEW "ALL-COLLEGE" STORE FOR MEN Raiders In Seaso By MTH AN) Toreador Sport n'e poorer-la: ane T opined M aa' Since Tech let out this spring, a new men's store has been opened in b thowd of 12,001, by Lubbock by a Tech graduate, JOHNNY MALOUF. The store is brand debtors Abilene Ch I6 $0, new and so is the stock—new and the very latest. It's just what is . For brief women I awed the ability needed for a Techsan to buy all of—or add the finishing touches to— make it one of the b his college wardrobe. ley of Tech, but for a was a very slow acing nothing mu Come on down and look the store over. We've always got time to stop faeotahoot s nor:, Coach and talk about sports, the weather, or WOMEN. weight plays into II Remember—it's not just a young men's department in an old store, it's The game got in a young store for young men! iY1 lOnI Harki irk Y'a the hot to ak35i'k'yfal i41111 cathrerytineug dthet ode - featuring famous brands as 'M i seesaweda ACC ht the rest of the fl Louart of California — Ode Tech iT launched its dri ,fed dam inside Ti Jantzen atbs,e,,,h%t the big for

1111'LT d e French Shriner Shoes — Tt :ern' ifnRaeeld''

Swank — cam gntFA rtn4CCer d'sewfboh:e rn7, fm diem and goal Hickok — hale Into the tens gain, and c Bry, lacksoq and many others ,^ tat Ril tumbled qua leakleer on its own re stood at C. ff eel received to op Y that trey W The o i* by moving for fe:81,flit o,/possession

aa-14"( 1°.1, It'atZ A5 cemaolw la score t I s TerQuit'klalded of California Tailoring i5 thovio:i FOR 111E11 47, hre ba;Sa alfback Ike 1108 Avenue J New Masonic Building tds o ht e an:B' ul (Back of Lubbock Hotel) to :":rtra"de,11:7; th ruUst n

woe 1;e:, September 17, 1949 THE TOREADOR Page 5

rock; 3darland Ribble, Arlington Heights, Fort Worth; August Mey- Henderson Stops Sports:Chatter Freshmen Football Candidates To Be nig, 'Colorado City; Joe Harris, by Masonic Home, Fort Worth; Har- KEITH ANDERSON old Harrison, Burkburnett; Charles Jeep O'Neal In Fifth Strongest Aggregation In Tech's History Goff, McAllen; George Hrohn, Wi- Tuesday night at Sled Allen', What many observers believe is Georgia all-stater; Jerry Killian. chita Falls; Jerry Prestidge ,Gal- Arena, Bill Henderson, Tech's veston. Another fall has rolled around the greatest assembly of freshman Holliday; Carl Madison, Atmore, young Agriculture student from football players in Texas Tech his- Alabama all-stater; Waldo Young, Guards — Don Gray, Brecken- Levelland. punched his way to a and it finds on back in school, and tory started working out last week Monahans, all-stater; Joe Sandlin, ridge; Neil Rogers, Abilene; Ver- fifth round ISO over the very wondering what is going to happen under the direction of Coach Allie Paducah; Gene Doss, Arlington non Barron, Temple. highly regarded lightweight from to us and Texas Tech during the White. Heights. Fort Worth; Denton Lam- Serie Oklahoma City. Jeep O'Neal. s The Picadors will field a hefty bert and Donald Decker, Luhbock; TECH BAND HONORED Early in the fight it became evi- next school year. As another se- line which almost outweighs the Don Seale. Idalou; and Kenneth dent that Henderson intended to meter starts, so does the Toreador Tech's chapters of Kappa Kappa is varsity, and will have on hand at Cochran, Paschall, Fort Worth. no time about getting down Psi, national honorary band fra• waste and as always the biggest problem least 20 speedy backs to help carry Centers include: Jimmie Wil- ege business. Appearing almost dis- ternity, and Tau Beta Sigma, na• to is in filling space. In order to help them through their five game liams, Phillips all-stater, and bro- dainful of O'Neal's press clippings, ease that problem, we have re- Ronal honorary band sorority, have . schedule which gets underway ther to Bobby and Don Williams, nd bada,- Henderson forced the fighting and been awarded the National Inter- ceived orders from the editor-in- with a game September 30th varsity regulars, and Sam Jones, took the play away from O'Neal In collegiate Band Achievement chief to write a signed column. Temple. • anted for against West Toms State. Award for 1949. the first round with some nice Our purpose in writing a signed left hooks to the head. O'Neal was Backs for the "fish" squad in- Ends—Ned Wallace, Lubbock; The gold trophy was presented column Instead of a collective col- clude Ronnie Miller, Albany; Car- James Clark, Sundown; Gerald to Prof. D. 0. Wiley, director of I BWIttart, showing a flashy left jab, and some umn as we did last year is no that Bing roll Drye, McAllen; Hudson Routh, Thompson, Brackenridge, San An- the Tech band, at the national con- very nice footwork. it will be one man's opinion, and boy Mel a ' In the second and third rounds Olney; Jim Turner, Olney; Sandy tonio; Hollice Davis. Olney; Jack vention of the organizations which can be read as such. We do not was held jointly at the University Miss jay ' Henderson kept trying, to cut his Welton, Fairmount, West Virginia Hensley, Lubbock; James Thames, Intend to print letters to us, but Alvarado. of Colorado in Boulder earlier this ...11 down with a sustained body all-stater; W. H. Barker, Colorado we do invite such letters, because City; Chuck Reynolds, Atlanta, Tackles—Edward Briggs, Sham- month. of the as attack mixed with a punishing, at- they will help us get a good Index w. Monday tack to the head. to the feelings of the students up- Early in the fourth round after on certain subjects. It is not our .A7 mem- Missing a right hand shot to the aim to step on anyone's toes nor meeting body, Henderson brought up a Is It our intention to crusade. We Ion xie creel short powerful left hook to merely intend to do what the name did sot I,- O'Neal's jaw, which dropped the says, and that is to chatter about Lester," =h, Oklahoma City boy for a nine sports that Tech is concerned wig h count. O'Neal, game as they make In closing the first column u. automat:, them, came up at the count of would like to say that regardli - r of MLA seven, but he was groggy and it of what some people think aft. r ch, was only a matter of time until seeing the first game against AO in students Henderson sent him down again took Smarter • Feel Better Tech is going to field a team th., issociationa with a flurry of punches. The end year that will make all its sup- at only re- came suddenly in the fifth from a porters proud of it. iing Part In series of lefts and rights to the ey also will head and body. ide events," A new trophy case, donated Seth Murphy. 1949 graduate and Tech by the Alumni and Ex-Stu- former track star, is studying for dent's association, is on display in IIMELEME.• the ministry at Baptist Theologi- the rotunda of the Administration cal seminary In New Orleans . building. Raiders Trample Wildcats In Season's Opener 20-0 By KEITH ANDERSON Brownfield, and Marshall of Amarillo. They received .[[ Toreador Sports Editor assistance from Guards Don W The Tech power-laden Red Raid- hams of Phillips, and Dan Puy ers opined the season before a of Lubbock. Center Bobby 05 crowd of 12.000, by beating down a hams did a good job at line bo. E. stubborn Abilene Christian eleven ing for the Raiders. Outstandin,4 20-0. in the backfield were Ike Stover . For brief moments the team and Earl Jackson, while Cal Steve- showed the ability that should son turned in his usual fine pc, - make it one of the best in the his- form.. at left half. tory of Tech, but for the most part it was a very slow ball game pro- ducing nothing much to cheer about, since Coach did not use anything except straight plays into the line. APPROVED le The game got underway with fireworks quickly, as quarterback for School Use Rugged Scotch Grain Leather Ernest Hawkins of Lamesa, took • the opening kickoff and ran it First in Style for Winter Weather back to ACC's 35 yard line. Good elineme the 4i91tt ball carrying on the part of full- back Bud Conley moved Tech in- poiest Ave the wee/ side the ten yard line, but ACC Jarman stiffened and took over on downs. YOU avail Play see-sawed back and forth for the rest of the first half, with SCOTCH irctinutliers both Tech and ACC threatening. ACC launched its drive which car- ieidem71/Pdaetal ried down inside Tech's 20 yard line, but the big forward wall of 2336 the white shirted Raiders, held for Jarman's sturdy wing tip brogue on the "Continental" last. Durable Scotch downs, and Tech gained possession. The most determined bid by either team was made by Tech in the sec- grain leather is welted to extra-mileage soles, and the double deck welt continues ond quarter when Tech moved down to ACC's four yard line with first down and goal to go. Three around the heel, strongly stitched along the edge. They're built handsomely plays Into the center of the line failed to gain, and on the fourth Play, Earl Jackson, fullback from rugged .. brutes for winter weather. Qua.nah, fumbled quarterback Mil- ton Rathbone's pitchout, and ACC took laver on its own six yard line. The shore stood at the half, Tech 3.95 ACC 0. Tech received to open the second half, and the Red Raiders proved quickly that they were ready for F 7/44—eleareited4 4Wee 79.-a7 / action by moving for a score with- out losing possession of the ball. Calvin SteVeson, halfback from Brownfield, going over from the two, Tim Hatch, halfback from Welling-ton added the extra point 1 to make the score stand, Tech 7, ACC 0. Quickly in the fourth quarter, Tech added two quick counters against the tiring Wildcats to give the final score. Quarterback Mil- dele-to-4 ton Rathbone passed to end Dick RENEW.POIHT THE MAN'S SHOP Jackson in the end zone for the FOUNTAIN PEN first score and handed off to full- back Bud Conley, who lateralled off to halfback Ike Stover who went over-standing up for the final Varsity Welcome Back. touchdown. Coach Morgan used almost every man on the bench in BOOK STORE trying to find out the strength of Tech Students his squad. Particularly outstand- 1305 College Avenue ing for the Raiders in the line were tackles Jerrell Price of

Page 6 THE TOREADOR September 17, 1945 Baby Can Come To Tech At No Cost If It Lives In Home Management House BY CHARLOTTE BLACKBURN • Toreador Staff Writer Wanted by seven girls in the Home Management house: on , Parsons To Visit age two months or young:: baby,. WELCOME STUDENTS A baby is kept in the Home Man agement house to give the girls European Plants training in infant care. This has been a preen. for the past 13 Prof L. E. Parsons, head of THE TECH DRUG years. No baby has as yet been textile engineering department found to fill the position this year, to tour textile schools and facto.. announces with pride their new and improved kitchen service according to Miss Lola Marie Drew, in France and Great Britain s director of the Home Management a party of nine other Amer:, house. teachers. A student's child is preferred, The group is to sail from N. says Miss Drew, and all expenses York Oct. 7 on the Queen El•/. BREAKFASTS — SHORT ORDERS — ALL SANDWICHES are paid for it while under the care beth and return to this count. • of its student mothers. Nov. 21. - served continually The baby is given the best of In England, Professor Pars: , care in the well-equipped nursery is to be a guest of the Tesi,i• of the house, and parents are urged Foundation and the British test:.. We look forward to serving you. to see it every day and keep it on industry. occasional week ends. It is under The educators will study curri the constant case of Dr. M. C. la and methods in English test .. Overton, pediatrician. schools. In Harrogate, they aro t The practice of having a child attend a two-day conference , • has served a dual purpose in the "The Cotton Industry in A Cho:, past few years. It gives the home ing World." TECH DRUG economics students the opportuni- Their itinerary includes a sn ty of caring for a baby and gives to the Manchester Machinery 1•'. the baby's parentsa chance to position and meetings with 1101-03 College Ave. work or study. It also acts as a fi- Wool Secretariat. nancial aid to student parents. In Buxton, England. the ten s Cynthia Ann Beene came to the be guests of Sir Raymond St,,,,: Home Management house last year president of the Cotton Board • at the age of six weeks. Her par- Manchester. during meetings si• ents are Wilford and Jean Beene, the British Cotton Board. both Tech students from Shallo- Professor Parsons will go I. water. Paris Nov. 6 to tour French tcyt,T Girls in the house work with ichools and manufacturing plant , Miss Dress and Miss Sannie Callon head of the child development ,l, partment, in caring for the baby. Any couple interested in havit, their child cared for in the Holm- Management house for the schmd year 1949-50 should contact Mr,— Ai Drew at her office in the HMI'. wt. YOu ibi.if Economics building or the Heen . BO 01(STO Management house. Los Cam Meeting Slated Wednesday ,((co. 2" The. Los. Camaradas club Iwo hold its first fall meeting at 7.3:i .4-144i -, p.m. Wednesday in Ad.-320, scroll .- '‘ ing to the new club president, II. -M lir ■ ,""/ ram Jordon. Other new officers for the fe i.: semester Include: Neal Montgon, ery, vice president; Joe Conge , 1 secretary; Walter Philips, tre, urer; Bill McCasland, reports: 111,101)'%."11 Andy Behrends, athletic direct:. Joe Overton, sergeant at arms and P / Bill Miller, correspondence sec,- ,fr* '1411fti-.41491°P-o0001 Cary.

Chamber Of Commerce To Seek Lighted Ball Field A lighted softball field is to to i . .,4-. l'7 t h e principal project of Ti': ) } Chamber of Commerce during t• , ''' l r — - school year, according to Bill M. "leiN .... Casland, president. Together with its work to obtnI , NT the lighted diamond. the organise Lion has begun a membership tins. ) iig.I'',,, 1100 b x Membership booths were operant) during registration. it TEXASs , , ,,,,- , N., ,..... „,„ ,,,,,,, ,,---_ ,..sx%\2.10r,L4 \\ _5, ,. / Aliba, rilir11111 N‘

\di —:-- sessiim...... AI . q • ',' , The All NEW Enlarged and Revised ,, • WEBSTER'S 4 . 1 , NEW COLLEGIATE DICTIONARY -----. -\-ci14':ffi.- 71tevemne- 7e/e4ates New large page size—new p e— new plates! Right up to the mtyinim covering man's increased activity III every field. More than 125,000 entrici., 2,300 terms illustrated: 1,230 pag, THUMB-INDEXED for quick ref•, WELL ,WELL, MA( ... .. 1. SEE YOU WERE ABLE TO GET mice. Price $6.00 and up, depending an binding. See it here today! EVER.Y TI-IIN Cr YOU NEED THIS SEMESTER AT THE $001

PRESENTED BY id, MAIL ( '■ NO. and m. TEXAS TECH COLLEGE BOOKSTORE NAME 6011111 CITY

C4'7-1 Ciu,„ LOCATED IMMEDIATELY WEST OF GI RLS' DORMS—ON THE CAMPUS the: 1 7, 1949 ieptember 17, 1949 THE TOREADOR Page 7 St. Clair Is Appointed Acting Dean Tech Day At State Fair To Be Oct. 12 Of Engineering As Adams Retires "Texas Technological College WELCOME BACK! Day" at the State Fair in Dallas Appointment of Prof 0. A. St. tiy. en] ollmens has rmen from 378 will be Oct. 12. 'lair. head of the industrial en-1 to over 2,000 annually, and grad- The agriculture public relations ineering department since 1934, as' uate students Increased from 83 to committee of the Fair has designat- icting dean of engineering effect- 1 1.534. ed that date for honoring Tech, Imported and Domestic Pipes and Tobaccos „. sent 1 has been announced by In addition to the other advances which this year will again be re- 'res. M Wiggins. made by the division under Dean presented on the fairgrounds by a Doctor Wiggins also disclosed Adams, a department of petroleum booth. at at Dean 0. V. Adams, who has engineering has been established, A feature of the booth will be and options are now offered In tex- showings of "Futures Unlimited", wen dean of engineering since Lubbock's Exclusive Pipe and Tobacco Shop 932, is retiring but will continue tile, electrical and architectural the all-college color motion picture it Tech as a full professor of civil work. which has been presented over mgmeering. Professor St. Clair Texas and has had screenings in All serve as acting dean until a cities as far distant as Los Angeles. ' iermanent dean is secured. Industry Survey Throughout the day, an "adma- —Located across from the American State Bank— tic" screen is to show over a hun- The new acting dean is a grad- dred full-color views of campus tate of Armour Institute of Tech- Course Offered life. mlogy and spent over 20 years in A new course designed to give Guest towels with "Texas Tech" ndustry prior to coming to Tech in non-petroleum engineers a survey woven into the fabric are to be 1931 For 13 years he held a high of the technology of the phases of produced by a loom from the tex- iosition with the U.S. Gypsum com- the petroleum industry is being of- tile engineering department. ',my. and for four years he was PHIL'S SMOKE SHOP fered at Tech this semester for the Bordering the college's exhibit •noineer in charge of 17 plants of first time. will be enlarged photographs of the he Beaver products company. The course, Introduction to Pe- camPus. 1404 Avenue Q He organized the department of troleum Industry, 330, Is to give a The multi - million -dollar annual ndlistlial engineering here and is general introduction into the study state exposition opens in Dallas °lei-lila, of several leading pro- of the Industry. Oct. 8 and closes Oct. 23, fessional organizations. Lectures will cover exploration, Dean Adams, who joined Tech historical development, transporta- Ernest D. Evans, 1943 graduate, faculty in 1927, had been head of tion and refining of petroleum, pro- Is employed as a research chemist vnvineering since 1932. During his duction methods, proration and for the Magnolia Petroleum com- regime national recognition has regulations covering the industry, pany in Dallas. noose to Tech in civil, electrical, and general economics of oil busi- mechanical, chemical, industrial ness. Thayne Amonett, 1947 graduate 4nd textile engineering. Tech en- Prerequisite for the course is a and former football coach at Rails, gineering graduates have risen to junior standing in engineering or is to be athletic director for the high places in leaching and indus- geology. Crowell schools this year.

FOR THE STUDENT... PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS At ZALE'S

Underwood, the lowest priced portableon the market, is now at Zale's in two famous mode?, soith cases included.

UNDERWOOD CHAMPION 89.50 UNDERWOOD UNIVERSAL 19.50

NO INTEREST NO CARRYING CHARGE fauntleroy blouse by 7114 "All N.." Rem- ington, featuring • sin. plified ribbon changer, finger fift.d keys end keyboard keys•t tabs, Dorothy Korby REMINGTON DE LUXE 64.41

Just the right romantic flavor with your skirts ... NO INTEREST in the quaintly starched white collar and flowing poet's bow. Button off the collar, doff the bow NO CARRYING CHARGE AS LITTLE AS ... and bare the neatest jewel-neckline that ever graced a jacket. Practical, too, in washable tissue faille. Black, green, red, brown, cordial, teal, Two poplar models by as featured in Madamoiselle. Sizes 30-36, Royal, both having lin- 25e ger form k•ys. Royal's exclusive "Magic Man, - A DAY . , gin" and many other 7.95 outstanding features .

ROYAL QUIET DE LUXE 95.08

ROYAL ARROW 84.45

More and More professors •.. request;ng henna work •ssign- rnents to be typewritten and ifs • wise student who caters so the Prof's convenience. Actually, it's much easier for you to Your NEW sword for fashion .... spot your own mistakes andcorrect then, in nine when you use a typewriter. So why be without one. Zalsis small payments fit easily into your budget.

MAIL ORDER Z.I.'s Jewelry Co. Pie.. send me

NAME

ADDRESS ...... . OF Ll BBOCK CITY STATE I Cash [7] Cher,. ❑ C 0 D ❑ I 116 Broadway Telephone 2-0169 September 17, 194 Page 8 THE TOREADOR

which might help dispel the in- AWS Orientates coming freshman's shyness and fears. Students By Mail Primary among the queries was: OPEN FROM 7:30 TO 6 "What shall I bring?" Unlike the many campus organ- The Big Sister- Little Sister pro- izations which go on inactive sta- gram has been used before, but tus during the summer, the Asso- never so extensively as It was em- ciation of Women Students keeps ployed this year. its members working throughout We have a complete stock of Vacation time. The association caps its summer schedule of acquaintance through This year, before the spring se- letters by sponsoring a Howdy /nester ended, a list of upperclass- party the first week of school. men's names was obtained. then a new and used books for all Ihster of incoming freshmen was compiled. Hilmar Wagner, 1949 graduate. Each Tech coed--"Big Sister"— is director of the Rochester, Tex., courses. was assigned an entering freshman high school hand. as a "Little Sister." The women correspond during the summer, the Bill Atwood, 1949 graduate, is to tudents endeavoring to answer teach vocational agriculture at La- questions and supply information mesa High school this year.

Spiral Note Books Ink Pencils Sheaffer and Parker Fountain Pens

Cuddly soft Imported Angora with self design makes this a real heart warm- er. Luscious colors in sizes 34 to 40. Zipper Note Books BRAY'S $1.75 and up LADIES SPORTSWEAR 2418 Broadway See our big display

Approved SCHOOL OPENING SALE Engineering Drawing Supplies

DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Professional Quality Van Heusen Hendon Wilson Bros. Skipper Let us show you Marlboro Alard

25 Percent Off

LOUART BANTAMAC MEL ROSE Sport Coats • Jackets Slacks We carry a complete line of

T-Shirls Belts Pools Caps Khakis ART SUPPLIES 51.29 Bow Ties d4-99 69c For All Courses alschuler's

CAMPUS TOGGERY ZOOK 2422 Broadway —at College 1305 College Avenue