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VOLUME VIII LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933 TEXAS TECH NO. 27 Cotton Carnival Will Be Held On Tech Campus Tech Delegates Are To Attend Knapp Will Speak Honor Roll 5707 Visitors Come To Pretty Girls To Be Presented At Commencement Annual Engineer Show Annual Meeting Of ,Engineering Of WTSTC Seniors For Winter In Style Show; Committee To Dr. Bradford Knapp, Tech presi- With the visitors totaling 5,707, the ice manufacturing plant in the dent, will be the Commencement the annual engineering show, last electrical and mechanical engneer- speaker at the graduating exer- Term Given Friday and Saturday, was the larg- beg departments, Select Tech Queen Of Cotton Society To Be Held In Austin cises of the WTSTC of Canyon. est in Tech histoy. The number In the textile building, the spec- Tex., on June 1. of this year. counted Friday was 2,701, and the tators saw how cloth was made, fol- Other dates include Shallowater Number Of Students Making total for Saturday reached 3,006. lowing the cotton and wool from the Dr. Bradford Knapp To Speak On Program; Svenson, Brandt, The heaviest traffic through thg, raw product. through washing and All Dresses To Be Worn In Event Must Be Made Of Cotton high school, May 11: Lubbock high Good Grades Is 311; List Godeke To Take Part In Discussions; Plans Are school, May 17; Tahoka high shmv was between 8 and 9 o'clock dying processes, spinning machines. Fabric; Show Is To Be Held In Honor Of National school, May 19; Seminole high Includes All Students Who Saturday night. with a total of 861 looms, and then saw an exhibit of Made To Bring Next Meeting To Tech passing the counter at that hour, the finished product. A hand loom Cotton Week; Carnival To Be Annual Affair school. May 24; Idaiou high school, Carried 12-18 Hours May 28; Spur high school. Mai Donald Wellerunam publicity man- was also shown. Dr. Bradford Knapp and 20 delegates from Tech 30; and at Abernathy, June 9. ager, stated Tuesday afternoon. In the mechanical engineering BY MARY ELIZABETH DRYDEN Dr. Knapp has accepted an In- Winners of the prize awards are shops. four pound, ten ounce two- A cotton carnival, sponsored by the Tech branch of are to attend the third annual meeting of the Texas sec- 15 Straight A's Mrs. T. E. Combest, Olton, who cylinder engine, was shown. It tion of the Society for Promotion of Engineering Educa- vitation to speak, at the district the Phi Psi, honorary textile fraternity, is to be held at meeting of the Rotary clubs of the won the bronze book-ends; Price reached the speed of 5,800 revolu- tions a minute and developed over the Texas Tech during the week of May 14 to 20, Na- tion to be held at Texas University tomorrow and Satur- San Angelo area, on May 2. On Registrar's Office Shows An Cason, Slaton, and Weldon Cog- day, April 21 and 22. May 25. Dr. Knapp will speak at dell, Tech student, won the alum- one home-power. tional Cotton Week. Increase Of 38 Per Cent inum footplates. Castings of small anvils were This society started at the World's Fair in 1893 and the commencement exercises of the Pretty girls, selected from every organization on the Nurses Training school of the Lub- Over Fall Term; Groups The freshman engineer who Is to made and polished. also the process campus, and from all of the civic and women's clubs in is composed of men in engineering industries, teachers of making gears was demonstrated. bock Sanitarium. receive the award for contributing in colleges, and those connected with engineering educa- Are Arranged In Order the most to the show will be select- Students In charge of the show town, the Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis club, Lions' tion. The national society is to meet at the World's Fair ed at a later date, according to were: Preston Connor. general man- club, and the business houses of the city, will he present-. With an increase of 38 per cent, Dean 0. V. Adorns. ager. Donald Wellenman, publicity ed in a cotton style show. There is to be a judging com- in Chicago next June. The first Texas meeting was held or 80 students, above that of the fall All engineering departments were director, Jim Frank Potts. assistant mittee which will select the girl in the show who wears with North Texas A. & M. and S. M. U., the second with Lubbock High term, the Tech honor roll for the represented in the show. Some of manager. Carl McAdam, Archie Texas A. & M., and this year's meeting is at Texas uni- winter term of 1933 numbers 311. the exhibits were a model of the King, Arthur Waghome, M. Bur- the most attractive cotton dress. versity. The Tech delegation is to try to bring the 1934 The statistics were released from Hoover Dam, a mural painting of kett. Alton Miller. B. L. Manire, J. The only requirement to enter the show is that the the registrar's office into Tuesday. meeting to Lubbock. Wins First In "Eve In the Garden," a collection 0. Sanders, John Jacobsen, Ford dress which is to be worn be made out of a cotton fabric. Including students carrying from of reproductions from the Carnegie Benham, Evans Riley, Dan Cox, First and second places will be U President H. Y. Benedict, Texas 12 to 18 hours' work who made university, will deliver the welcome Corporation, and the exhibits in Mark Townsend, Jack Murchison, awarded to the girls wearing the averages of B or above, there were the engineering drafting laborator- Ford Benham, Evans Riley, Dan most attractive dresses. The girl address at the banquet Friday eve- 15 who made straight Al, 58 who ning at 7:00 o'clock. Dean R. A. District Meet ies, the Testa Coil, which developed son, Fred Litton, and Tony Ullrich, who wins first place Is to be crown- Prexy's averaged A, 133 who made B plus, over a mtllion volts of electricity, Cox. Mark Townsend, Jack Murchi- ed Queen of Cotton at Texas Tech. Summer Work Seaton. president of the national and 105 who totaled B. SPEE organization. will give the the dynamos, the gas engine, and assisted by other engtneere. To Shove Cotton Values Paragraphs Littlefield, Rails Tie With 45 The groups, arranged according response for the national society. to hours and grades, are llsted be- The object of the carnival is to Dr Bradford Knapp will give the Points; Individuals To Go low: show the value of cotton and to To Be Divided BY BRADFORD KNAPP response for Tech. At the general To State Meet; Officials Students carrying 18 term hours show how attractive dresses and seoslon at 9 o'clock Friday evening, or more: Model League Of Nations Put other garments may be made out The annual student elections are R. A. Seaton will discuss "Shall Are Named AU A Grades of cotton. It is to be held' in honor approaching. They are. tremendous Provisions Be Made In the Future of National Cotton week which is to In Two Terms ly important. There have been times Jean Ayres, Floydada; H. H. Hur- For Those Students Who Are Un- Lubbock High school won the be recognized all through the South -- when I doubted the value of stn mence, Lubbock; Mrs. Kary Mathis, On By Tech Students; Debate able For Any Reason To Satisfac- district number two Interscholas- during the week of May 14 to 20. dent elections. They ought tee be an torily Complete the Full Technical Lubbock; C. E. Mitchell, filaton; Students Tb Have Chance To tic League meet which was held Jas C. Toothaker, Downs, Kansas. The carnival is not only a college example of the very best of good Courses?". affair but also a community one as Complete Odd Thirds; Fees principles in operating organiza- on the Tech campus. April 14 and A Average Saturday morning at 9 o'clock 15. Littlefield and Ran, tied for well. tions. The highest ideal of govern- Carl L. Svenson. Tech, will preside Ursel S. Armstrong, Panhandle: Held Concerning Jap Actions Change Not Planned; Forms second place and Brownfield plac- The types of dresses are not lim- ment Iles in the selection of per- over the mechanical drawing group Mrs. Florence Ashmore, Coleman; ed fourth. Mary Elizabeth Ford, Sweetwater; ited to any one sort, but may be Distributed To Students sons to perform public services On meeting. At the technical laboratory sport, evening, Informal afternoon, the basis of their true worth, their group meeting, Prof. C. C. Brandt, Schools and points made are as Kllpatein Fry', Lubbock; H. Hous- Club Members Act As Dele- follows: Lubbock, 75; Littlefield, son Hinson, Lubbock ; Lorrayne. Hor- SENIORS TO MEET or house dresses. Each contestant is Plans are being made to ha ability to do the work not before textile engineering, and Prof. H. F. gates Of Various Nations; 45; Rails. 45; Brownfield. 39 1-2; rocks; Lubbock; J. M. Jackson, Mous to represent some organization in two terms of six weeks each Of them in the olive to which they Godeke, mechanical engineering. Dr. Bradford Knapp 0111 aspire. The second ideal which we from Tech will have part. on the Lockney. 30; Olton. 27 1-2; Plain- ton Kary Mathis. Lubbock: Florence League Problems Are Dis- competing for the first place in the school at Tech this summer. This view, 26; Floydada, 20; Wilson, Merriman, Wheeler; Alton Miller, speak to members of the Sen- style revue. must not forget is that democrarcy, program. Carl L. Svenson is the ior class at a special meeting to cussed; Jags Withdraw will enable students to complete after all, requires a freedom of Tech member of the EPEE execU- 20; Draw, 15: Fairview, 15; and Hereford; Ellts Mills. Lubbock; Ada Each club and organization do Lakeview in Hale county, 15. Myers, Cleburne; Maurine Patten, he held ablontee. light at the campus be asked to eelect their those ext.sa....iithirdir of courses-- choice. I realize quite fully that stu- Live committee. of the ad- A Model League Of Nations was dents very often do not have an Other Winners Dallas; Elvis Williams Lunheiek. -o'clock in moat 228 - representative and have her dress that they need for credit on the Plans for feminine visitors to at- ministration building. He wUl held Monday night at 7 o'clock excellent example set before them tend the banquet are being mule. Abe nattily, Tahoka, Meadow, Mrs. Faye Rollins Alger, Semi- for the show made promptly. semester Weis, and It is urged nole; Russell Bean, Lubbock, E. G. talk on the commencement ar- in the administration of govern- They are to have special entertain- Muleshoe, Morton, Wellman, in room 302 by the Tech Interne- This carnival ts to become an an- that as many as possible plan to mental affairs. but that is no rea- meat at other times during the Spade, East Mound, Pool, Garlyn. Cauble, Stiles; Al Ray Cooper, rangements and plans. He will tion al Relations club. James nual affair of Tex. Tech, and the also make an announcement attend and take advantage of this son for departing from the ideal. meeting. A committee of 'acuity Forrester and Liberty made 10 Rolls; Winslow Dahnke, Boyce; Toothaker was elected president of cooperation of every organization Ione Dodson, Whitney; Robert E. concerning the senior lawn par- opportunity to even up all units. Elections ought to be con- ladies is to be in charge of the en- points each Slaton made eight the league, representing Henri Hy- on the campus is requested to put tertainment. points and Levelland made seven Drake, Kress; Evelyn Garlington, ty which will be given for the mens of Belgium. Toothaker made this over. Fees Not To -Change ducted honestly, conscientious- Littlefield;viuele Lloyd Glover. Raymond- Delegations from S. M. U., A. & points. Other point winners were: graduating students at his the opening remarks prior to the Unless the legislature makes ly. and with the sole purpose of Mary Evelyn Gordon, Albany; Further details regarding the car- M., Rice Institute, North Texas A. Spur, Longview, Duck Creek, Ster- home. meeting, stating the porblem that some drastic changes fee, for sum- selecting officers of various Grover Green, Gainesville; H. C. According to Eugene Edwards. nival will appear next week ac- & M.. C. I. A. and John Tarleton, ley, Shumake, Grovesville Semi- lay before the league. cording to M. E. Heard of the tex- mer school will remain as former. student activities entirely Hazel, Spur, C. J. Henson, Lub- president of the cities. no or- ly. That Is, for one term, the rag. worthy of the very best ideals Junior college, will be at the meet- nole, Lorenzo. and Schudday, five The first business of the league tile department. ing. points each; Lamesa and Bala bock; Jas. H. Hill, Clovis, N. M.; ders for invitations can be made Istration fee will be $5.00, exclusl YOl of the Institution and the stu- W. F Hughes, Charming, Leen after Saturday, Edwards urges was the report of the Committee dent body. In the first place, These planning to attend from made two and one-half points enu of recreation, laboratory, and m Ince. Cleburne; Mrs. Jas. Kerr, all seniors to place their orders of Nineteen which was appointed teal fees. the baUot boxes themselves Tech are: Prof. C. C. Brandt, Prof. each; Mount Blanco, Baileyboro, by the League to formulate a plan Justiceburg, Hancock. O'Donnell, as soon as possible. ought to be carefully guarded. and Mrs. W. F. Helwig, Dr. and Mrs. (Continued on Page 3) for a settlement of the dispute be- Pirtle Sponsors Forms were distributed to stu- No person who Is • bona fide A. B. Cunningham, Prof. and Mrs. and Close City made two pobets tween China and Japan. A debate dents Tuesday and Wednesay to student Is this institution oaght F. A. Kleinschmidt, Prof. S. J. Bol- each. by the League delegates on the be filled out with the courses which to be permitted to cast a ballot. ler, Prof. W. E. Street, Dr. and Mrs. The individual winners of this recommendation of the committee they desire to be taught Lel sum- No electioneering should be per- R- C. Goodwin, Prof. V. L. Dough- district meet will be eligible to en- Thomsen, Kent To Be Speakers to the effect that Japan should Show At Tech mer schooL Through these rec- mitted at the polls. Careful tie, Dean and Mrs. 0. V. Adams, ter the state meet at Austin on withdraw her forces from Man- ords, the school officials hope to check ought to be kept on every Dean and Mrs. J. M. Gordon, bliss May 4 and 5. Officials of contests churia, followed the report. offer the subjects which will meet! vote cast. If the student body ZeLla Riegel, Miss Johnnye Gilker- were: Dr. A. W. Evans. director Hollywood Marionettes Will Be the needs of everyone. son, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hardgrave general; J. W. Jackson, debate; J. In the debates, Lloyd Glover, wants a list of bona fide stu- On Commencement Day In June represented Great Britain; Noel D. Presented 4,pril 27 ; Charac- dents who are now in college, and daughter. and Prof. H. F. T. Shaver, W. P. Clement. declam- Godeke. ation; R. A. Mills, essay; Ruth G. — Moulton. Tech professor. gave who would be entitled to vote, France's argument, and Garland ten Are Burlesques Of Well Yearbook Material we can furnish sack a list. I be- .remporaneous ape soli, Academic Procession To Be Mouth is Pendleton, one-act-play; PRESS CLUB MEETING Smith acted as interpreter. Chung Known Movie Stars lieve very strongly that the per- Wo Au spoke for China with Doyle Is Sent To Printer son who votes ought to be re- W. R Waghorne. music memory: J. el. Jackson. news editor of Held; Graduates And Facul- Settle as interpreter. Guatemala quired to sign his name opposite Mamie Wolffarth, typing; and the Toreador. will speak to the ty Will Attend Reception At Sponsored by Miss Ruth Pirtle, Knapp To Talk was represented by A. Melendez, head of the Tech speech depart- Painting in natural colors, that the name on such a list before Del Morgan, athletics, members of the Tech Press club which will be treasured memories he receives the ticket tee vote. Counties taking part in the dis- Monday evening in room 314 of Home Of President and Dorothy Johnson Interpreted ment, the Monro Hollywood Marion- for him. Manuel DeBusk. repre- in years to come. for this year's The Student Association ought trict meet were, Andrews, Bailey, the administration building at '1 ettes, "movie stars in miniature," Bradford Knapp makes senting Japan, spoke forcefully Tech students, will be the theme to see to it that the voting is To Association Borden, Cochran, Crosby. Dawson, o'clock. President will be presented in Lubbock at the announcement regarding the against the action of tie. League. the high school auditorium. April carried out by the an La yen- conducted in an orderly man- Dickens, Floyd, Gaines, Garza, Jackson will discuss news as- tams "The entire view section of ner In accordance with the Hale. Hockley, Lamb, Lubbock, signments on the Toreador and arrangements for commencement Forty-four voted on the ques- 27. There will be a matinee and exercises: night performance, and students the annual, which consists of highest of ideals, and the count President Will Address Meet Lynn, Terry. and Yoakum. the handling of the copy, begin- tion of Jolan's evacuation from campus buildings and scenes. will ning with the time the assign- will he admitted for fifteen cents. made openly and fairly so that On Friday night, June 2. Presi- Manchuria, with 42 assenting, one, be colored," Everett Fairchild. edi- Of Texas Association For ment sheet is handed out and lam, abstaining, and one, dis- General admission is twenty-five the real victor le declared. dent and Mrs. Knapp will receive tor said. Annual Meet To Be Held At telling how the story should be the graduating class and faculty senting, Japan. The vote was tak- cents. These positions entail some re- The Vogue type, which is a sponsibilities and It in very imor-p Baker Hotel In Dallas Court Acquits handled by the reporter, at the President's home from 8 to en as unanimous because Japan Being just what their nick- Bob Tracy. president. will he had no vote, because she was par- modernistic type of print will be tant that the student body look to 10 o'clock. name implies. the Hollywood --- in charge of the meeting. Club ty to the dispute. After the voting, used in the 1205 yearbooks to be the best leadership in the student Dr. Bradford Knapp will address On Sunday morning, June 4, at Marionettes are burlesques of well- business will be discussed after Japan withdrew from the assem- known movie stars, The afternoon published of Tech life and activi- body in the selection of persons for the delegates at the annual meet- 11 o'clock a. m., the Baccalaureate ties All of the material has been these important tasks. The mere Coker In Trial the talk. All members of the club sermon will be preached at the bly, protesting strenuously against performance includes a presenta- ing of the Ascociation of Texas sent to the printers and the books fact that a student belongs to a and members of the journalism gymnasium by Reverend R. Thom- the league's arbors • tion of "Cinderella," featuring Ann Colleges in Dallas. on April 28 and will probably be ready for distrt- certain organization is not in classes are urged to attend. sen, D. D., of the Central Presby- Harding. Jose Mopica, and Marie and :31. This meet will be held at the Judge James Fines Attorneys According to Tracy. this is the bution the tatter part of May. of Itself any reason for his selec- Baker hotel in conjunction with the terian church of Amarillo. There Dressler. Four vaudeville acts, a tion as an officer of the student At Trial For Non-Prepara- first time that the Toreador has will be a full academic procession. specialty by Joe E. Brown, one by Texas Association of Junior Col- been discussed in the club body, but at the some time, if a leges. Spanish Test will Rogers. a saxophone number, K. M. Renner, head of the Tech tion On Points Of Law; 2nd meetings this year. On Monday. June 5. the acade- department of dairy manufactur- person belongs to an organizalon mic procession will begin at 9:40 and skit with Ann Harding and and in Dr. Knapp's subject is the "Place ing. conducted in the Albany Dai- outstanding In ability. then of Technological Training in High- Pre-Law Trial This Term o'clock a. no., and exercises at the Richard Dix, form the interludes. ry Products show a cottage cheese the fact that he is connected with er Education Today". He will de- gymnasium will begin at 10 o'clock. The night show is an adventure an organization ought to be no bar A new chapter in the history of Home Ec Club Uses Quilting Given Friday of the ''Days of '49", called "The demonstration Saturday afternoon. liver his address at the dinner The commencement address will be Gerald Gordon, senior Aggie stu- to the selecting of such an out- session, April 28. the Pre-Law club was written Lost Adams Diggin's". Stars of it Motif At Meeting Tuesday delivered by Dr. Harry L. Kent, dent, accompanied him on the trip. standng student for a position. Others of the Tech faculty who April 10, when the case against are Janet Gaynor. Ernest Torrence, Memories of old-fashioned quilt- President of the New Mexico col- Llano Estacado Association Of Student activities can be ex- expect to attend the convention are Glynne R. Coker, president of the lege of Agriculture and Mechanic and William Powell. Others actors cellent training for the respon- Dr. J. M. Gordon, dean of the club, was thrown out of court. ing parties were revived at a Arts. Spanish Teachers Is Spon- and actresses are given minor Students of the foods department sibilities of life after grad..- school of liberal arts, and Prof. J. The defense pointed out that meeting of the Home Economics roles. L. the home ec school sold cake.s lion. The neat year's success of sor Of Event; Nannette F. McDonald, head of the extension according to the constitution of The Lubbock Art association met Perfect audition is guaranteed which they had made in class at the atudent publications, stu- club April IS at 7:30, when quilt- the engineering show Fridav and department. It is also probable the club. there was 'no legal way April 11, at 8 o'clock in the engi- Collier Wins First Place the audience. Loud speakers and - that Dr. A W. Evans, head of the by which the president could be ing was the theme of the program. music reproducers are used so that Saturday. Proceeds will no tr de- Three quilts owned by local peo- neering auditorium. Doctor Bessie 'Continued on Page 31 education department will attend. removed from office. Following A Spanish contest was held in every word is understandable. fray expenses of the department ple were on display. One owned League read a paper on "American the suggestion made by Gordon Sculpture." connection with the Interscholas- Treadaway, graduate student in by W. R Adams war made in tic League meet last week-end for the government department, the South Carolina 160 years ago. the first time. This contest, which For every pound of silk produced Fling Will Lead Baptist attorneys of both sides were fined Miss Ruth Carter is club presi- is sponsored by the Llano Estaca- Tech Instructors Are To twenty-five cents each. dent. This month's faculty sponsor in the world, there are 50 pounds do Association of Teachers of Judge Clyde James said in hand- iz Miss Dorothy Pray. of wool and 200 pounds of cotton. Spanish, Is Independent of the ing down his decision, "I am fining League and is being held to fos- Attend Science Meeting Student Revival Here the attorneys of the prosecution ter an interest In Spanish in this twenty-five cents each because Hereford Steer Calf Is section. The Baptist student revival, meeting at Canyon last Satur- they were not prepared on the Dr. R. A. Studhalter of the lege at. Las Cruces will be host Second-year Spanish students biology department and Dr. Le- to be led by Robert Fling. pres- day, with delegates from Way- points of law on which they based were eligible for the contest, which to the organization. Represen- land college and WTSTC be- their case, and I am fining the at- roy Patton of the geology de- tatives from Colorado, Arizona, ident of the Texas Ball asso- Presented Tech Aggies was in the nature of an examina- partment will attend the an- ing Present also. terneys for the defense for not ob- tion. The contest, in which 28 con- New Mealc t, and Texas will be ciations will begin at the Pleat Fling spoke Sunday morning jecting to the irregularity of the nual meeting of the Southwest- show and developed it to win testants participated, was held in ern Division of Amerean Asso- present. Baptist church of Lubbock on to the Baptist young people of proceedings before the court had A Hereford steer calf pre- the administration building Friday April 30. The meeting will Tech April 9, by ciation for Advance of Science Faculty members are trying Lubbock upon vocational already spent. one hour on the sented Texas the championship in the Inter- afternoon. continue through the first set aside John M. Gist, Hereford breed- at Las Cruses. New Mexico, to get the 1934 meeting for Tech choices. This week is national Livestock Exposition. The bronze medal week of May. on all southern campuses as Coker, according to the decision er of Midland and Odessa, ot the Institu- May 1 to 4. Dr. Rs G. indwell of but due to the distance to Lub- Another steer calf, purchas- tor de las Espanos was awarded to bock from many of the states. The annual BSU banquet BSU "Vocational Emphasis" of the court still remains in the Texas, was selected by W. L. the geology department may the- winner of f; st place, Nan- is not decided yet By having a will be held on May 19. Tick- week, office of president of the Pre-Law Stange:, head of the animal ed from W. H. Hill, Aberdeen attend the meeting. Terra Alta, nette Collier, of Plainview. Mildred Dr. Patton is combined meeting of several of ets for the affair are being A picnic for all Baptist Su- club. When speaking of the trial, husbandry department, and H. Angus breeder of to give discus- Dunlop, of Lubbock. won second; sion of "Study of Geology Field the divisions of the association sold for sixty cents per plate. dents is to be held tomorrow he said. "I am completely satis- H. Rogers. herdsman. is being fitted for the 1934 fied with the outcome of the Gist gave Texas Tech the Southwestern Exposition and third and fourth places were also Courses In Colleges and Calve, at Tech In a larger gathering. 'The Prince of Peace" is the night In the young people's it might be possible to bring auditorium of thy. First Bap- trial, and to show my appreciation foundation animals of the Fat Stock show. Tech pur- won by Lubbock students The con- sities." and Dr. Studhalter coil theme chosen for the affair. representatives from distant tist church. BSU hour will be to my attorneys. Charles O'Neall Hereford breed. He purchased chased the college female test will be held each year here- talk on "One Aspect of the Thirty-two Tech students Rouffle states here according to Dr. broadcast over station ICYTO an' Fred Barron, I am going to Tech's grand champion steer foundation of the Aberdeen after in conntxtion with the were present at the annual Loague, New Mexico AgrieuitUral col- Studhallez, South Plains BSU conference tonight at 7;30 o'clock. pay their fines for them." from the 1932 Quality Meat Angus breed from MIL

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PAGE TWO—THE TOREADOR. TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933 bock. Cornelia Ratliff, now liver, in Ne .v THE TOREADOR Letters To The Editor Campus Chatter Alumni News Mexico. She graduated In 1928. OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE For the benefit of you people who In the future all letters to the ed- to buy the tickets, there isn't any Mrs. Melon C. Hunter, a 1929 Russ, jr., History major o has sometimes go to church as I do R. J. TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE itor must not be over 200 words in good reason why they shouldn't be graduate. is now workLig on her 1930, is now a traveling salesman. Dr. Marshall Harvey Lubbock, Tessa length. Any letters longer than this allowed to select their programs. I Will attempt not to put to M. A. degree. FOOT SPECIALIST will be shortened accordingly.—Ecil- Some good programs may be had many Hell's and Dam's in this Dorothy Rylander, who received Editor-In-chief tor's Note. that aren't trashy. and still be en- column. Ted Sams. a 1928 graduate In her R A. and M. A. degrees In His- jovial Parker footman liminess Manager • • Su rgical Chiropodist A. B. Brown joyable. / say "Bigger Better • civil Engineering, Is employed by tory, is librarian In the engineering Assailant Business Manager Dear Editor: and 103 Myrick Bldg. Maloof Abraham ______ Some recent edrtorlals in your pa- Artist course programa without a This manner of weather (Sun- the Truscon Steel company of school of Texas Tech. ' PHONE 840 per have criticised the College Artist lot of fluff." day, and Easter) reminds me of the Chattanooga, Tennessee. — News Editor Roy T. Shrunburger. first time I was ever sun-burned. Dorothy Knipp, speech major of — — Course and Us steering committee. .1. M. Jeekson ____..— Assistant News Editor Quite some time ago it was. About 1931, is teaching in the public Kathleen Jennings ----- reflecting rather unfavorably on A. B. Sanders, who took his H. Assistant News Editor what the committee has tried to do Dear Editor: the time I thought great fun was A. degree in education in 1930. is schools at Toilets, Texas. Calvin Hazelwood ___—...—. pulling a girl child's curls. and mak- Society Editor and whom it has brought here for It is not my purpose to call any- now superintendent of the Brown- Lorene Childers ______— ___ __--- ing fun of her freckles. I hadh't Hilda Lawrence, a 1931 History East' Bob Tracy ______...... _____ Sports Editor the benefit of the students, faculty, one a fool, God forbid; but I do field public schools. and townspeople in general. even heard the story of the little major. is now employed by the Mrs. Laurance Priddy ______—_—____ Woman's Editor think it Is time that something be Southw.ern Bell Telephone com- The programs are not supposed boy crying en the train. Evelyn Scharbough is living at ) THE said about the editorials which have We played all the afternoon out pany of Lubbock. to be merely entertainment. As the her home at Midland. Texas, where mui,boAtt Reporters: Lorene 011phint Mary Fromm Senior. Mary Elisabeth appeared In the Toreador which In the pasture, doming up the creek. name implies, they are artists, and she Is employed by the Scharbough Affiir, 1, Dryden- Elizabeth Montfort, Ruth Horrnence, Bichn Gulledge, Helen were written for the purpose of We damned tip a place on a stream Daisy Lockwood, who graduated ° I must be regarded in that light. It is Land Company. foie, F. Williams. Leaner Nelson, Earl Wilson. Margie Johnson, Joyce Ooiey, criticising the present Artist Course In a pasture where cows ate grass. in 1931 now lives !n Lubbock. Jasper Hubberi, afalout Abraham, Doris Mullins. Ed McKeever. Lowell true that we have not brought and its administration. ads all day with our col- Kreisler. Paderewski or the Metropo- We did Walter Shenk, 1929 graduate, Is SEMESTER Breald"t Dalton. Wilmot Eaton. In the first place. what student wars, cuffs. and other things off, now living In Denver, where he is Helen Lundell. who received her litan Opera, but sorb super-attrao- is there on the campus of Texas we caught what Is generally known employed by the Colorado Life In- M. A. In business administration in Campus near, covered by student. In the department of journalism tIons could not he sold even in an Technological college whose experi- as Hell from the sun. We didn't surance company. 1932 now resides in Lubbock. auditorium seating to thousand. IS A r0 5es !made ences, knowledge, and appreciations notice it then. We had a big time. Rtl , of I at 25-50 cent prices. Such schools are on a high enough level to make caught a few snakes. and made mud Mildred Scudder now employed Cornelia McCannc, a 1931 English of, OM% and colleges as present these high- him capable of criticising such art- pcs. We the youth of America, by the Wichita Falls public schools. major. is now teaching snantsu in SOCIAL SEMESTER! priced artists charge approximately bits as Martino Rossi, Zimballst, or backed up that stream something She graduated in 1930. the Memphis High school. Memphis, 110 odr'"e l Entered as second•class matter, October 31. 11125 at the poetof flee at ten dollars for a student ticket. The Texas. fo' Ben Greet? marvelous. I'm sorry for you city r Lubbock. Texas. ander the act of March 3, 1879. Artist Course this year collected fees parties In the second place, what stu- people you don't ever have any fun Fred Pinkrton Is now In business f you haven't your quota of amounting to $1.25, and provided dent of the above named group is Ruth McKee. who received her I Or asst like that. with his father in Lubbock. etrai NEW ELECTION PROCEDURE five numbers, four of which, at least, capable of criticising sensibly those I went to bed that night feeling a degree In English in 1929, Is now heavy dates lined up for this were above reproach. There may be teaching school in Littlefield. Tex- The qualification for voting in a state election is to persons who form the administra- Zella Ray is now Mrs. R. 0. Un- Spring, the chances are it's not cauurs EC some. possibly very few, who object tiOn of our Artist Courses? derwood. have a poll tax receipt. According to the student consti- business man during the past bank- your I.Q. but your B. Q. (Beauty to the cultural side and who de- Thirdly, suppose the student ing moratorium, people of Lubbock Quotient) that's below normal. VA Ea" tution, the only requirement necessary for voting in a mand merely entertainment. That body did have a committee to aid in Lillian Parks, graduate of 1930, Is WO'S' du of course is unfortunate, and it and Tech students were afforded little hot around the gals but didn't living at Clarendon, Texas. Helena Rubinstein oudinm a Tech election is to be a bona fide student of the college. Me selection of our next Artist the pleasure of signing slips for en- know I had gotten the full bene- ol 110 da seems impossible to please all each Course: what would be the result? beauty program that is guaran- wept icim Only graduate students are ineligible. year. tertainment offered them. When fit of the sun. The next morning Helen Robertzon. who received Han Not only on the part of defeated candidates but The answer Is Implied in a state- this idea was first in progress Tech when I though I would get out of her B. A. in education in 1529, is reed tocause a not lathe stag line Ue May I point out that the princi- ment Mr. Waghorne made at the last e g upon the reaction of outsiders as well, there has been dis- students were decided not to be al- bed, I stuck to the sheets, and for Mrs. Townsend Waddell of Lub- M pal function of any educational in- concert: 'Now for a few dollars. are satisfaction about past student balloting. The general stitution Is to build citizens—not lowed this privilege, but due to the two days and three nights I was Before a Dance rem we could bring here a troupe of manager's having confidence in afraid I wasn't going to die. I ieevieu sentiment is for a straightforward election. The student merely engineers. farmers and dancing fleas." Our Artist Course Texas Tech and the students se- 1—Cleanse with Helena Rubin- sere housekeepers? That can be done in was told I was sunburned. I was body demands it. The student council should take steps would cease to be such, and this cured this courtesy. other ways with little or no cast to told fairy tales. which I didn't be- Lubbock stein's Cleansing and Massage nosier would be the laughing stock The remaining unpaid slips are lieve, and was to reassure it. the State. This fact should be ob- given buttermilk to Cream, leaves your skin smooth, mai Jennl It is expedient that the election be well conducted eodf uocildtempl'splaend our community's 68.2 per cent belonging to Tech stu- drink. That was before Congress Sanitarium & Clinic vious from the curriculum of any dents. No steps have been taken by dear, refreshed . x.25; 2.90 7tovs Tr, this year because the college is in the spotlight. Every college. In educating its citizens the got modern arid gave the country Finally. there is no virtue in let- a majority of students to clear these beer to drink Dr. J. T. Krueger 2 —Tone with SkinToning Lo- Goa OW' phase is being investigated by its discreditors in an ef- State aims at evolving a true civ- ting the world know of one's abllitY, small amounts and is leaving a Say, that was as good as telling Surgery and Consultation tion to refine texture,fmn the skin 5(5555 C1.6' fort to disclose unfavorable facts. The '32-'33 record has ilization. It is necessary therefore, or lack of such, to appreciate real rather bad impression of Tech stu- Vasa/ fa to rub elbows with all thought, you about the time I had my ton- Dr. J. T. Hutchinson —WS a powder base, too! x.25 art; to say nothing of his ignor- dents with local business men. Ear. Nose and Throat Klima, ITUd been irreporachable. Nothing must mar it now. Ideas, ideals, creeds. and gospels. sils out. Want to hear that some- EYe , ance of what it is constituted. There is no reason for students to Cme? Or do you want some butter- 3—Choose Helena Rubinstein ,:gte grad, The Toreador recommends that the election be Some of this Is impossible in the betray a confidence that has been Dr. H. C. Overton J. Rollie Cross. milk? I still drink it. Diseases of Children cosmetics for your type. I.e. age Yews placed on a big time political basis. Instead of each stu- class room. hence the student should so greatly bestowed upon them. grisgrst. M i,beus • • • And while I am on the subject Dr. J. P. Lattimore dent having a poll tax receipt as in a state election, each surrounded. or exposed, to these Yours truly, of drink, I wish you self styled Blondes — Red Coral Rouge, things in his extra-curricular achy- D ar Mr. Cross:e -- A. B. General Medicine eligible voter should have his or her name on the voting I believe that the Artist campus politlians would drink some- Lick and Natural Powder; War SIES' Dr. F. B. Malone BOI. J oil. As each student votes, the name should be checked Courses should be arranged to trine othoe than fire and brimstone Mediums — Red Raspberry I have but one more comment to Dear Editor: water during your campaign. I have Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat ts DssIS Jt Mtn this roll. The procedure used in issuing The Torea- make. The "Scarlet Scavenger'. hu- suit the tastes of thou who arc When you buy something, you are Rouge, Lipstick and Rachel forced to pay for such events. been greatly disturbed by the ef- Dr. J. H. Stiles Eimer Hell or may be followed. The eligible list could be obtained morist saw but one student attend- supposed to get it. When Students Surgery Powder; Brunettes—Red Ger- catch firt ing the Artist Course, and The Toreador does not criticise enrolled this term and last, they forts of seine of you made trying rom the Registrar. he was to get Into bed. Let me know next anium Rouge Lipstick, hlaut. af of Mud blind. Is it. too much to assume that members of the Artist Course were charged for Artist Course Dr. IL C. Maxwell time and I will tie down the bed esque Powder. Witt see In this manner, there would be no confusion, no bal- those absent were merely dumb? committee except to say that tickets without question. The ma- General Medicine for you. I really didn't see it jump- Duo 5 lot box stuffing, or voting under assumed names. The Very truly yours, since Artist Courses are to be jority of these students did not re- Dr. Olan Be, At night, remove makeup tho- held, they should be good ones log this time, but evidently it was. csaerlin. Jo' only evil not provided against is that of intimidation of W. R. Waghorne. ceive their tickets when they paid Urology and General Medicine roughly with the scientific wash Jai or none at all. for them. Many have not got them Some of you guys would make dandy f:WaSSIS voters. This must be eliminated by the student them- Chairman, Artist Course Commit- Dr. Jerome H. Smith —Beauty Grains (s .00) and :tsM. Jams. tee. What the Toreador is driv- at all this term and the number Is cow-punchers; that is if you could X-Ray and Laboratory selves. ing at Is: Bigger and better over. If the students must pay for throw cows as well as you can throw aty,11.mc Cream if there are Ratard Chides Mu The Toreador suggests that the student council con- Dear Editor: artist courses. quality and not these us-educational artist courses, beds and lunches. • • • C. F. Punt J. H. Felton CUrete 0055 d uct the election in such a manner as not only to reflect Keep up the good work, Editor quantity as It were. I don't see why they should nut at You may be a little sappointed Superintendent Business Mgr frill Rosin ditably upon itselves, but also upon the intelligence of Taulman. At least It sounds good to The Editor. least get a ticket. Of course, they don't care to go to some king dry in this column 'to the few who have Mark Halsey Drug 1 A. &ea student body and upon the integrity of the college au- me. Maybe, if it is stressed enough, A chartered training school for e Mr. Parker Taulrnan, classical number. but they would read it) but maybe It will increase Lubbock's Original Cut Rata Rata Joe rities. we will be able to have some ap- a nurses Is conducted in connec- Drag Store BIM mast- preciable programs on the Artist Editor, Toreador, have the satisfaction of having In Interest as lime permits. The writer is a little dumb but he la tion with the sanitarium. That Brut Course. As has been suggested be- Dear Editor: ticket. Signed, THE LAST LAP Through the goodness of a local Robert Williamson. trying hard to teeny. Bdm Dull. fore, some method maybe devised 101 March. The mid-term examinations of the spring term are so that the students may have some limo White being held this week. As a result of these reminders, choice in selecting the programs. Another good plan would be to let perhaps some students will realize that school is nearly Coops Al over for the current year. Before it is too late, a few several capable faculty members se- lect the programs. keeping in mind •Now SkowING • II KoShari will begin studying in an effort to make up for poor that everyone doesn't have the same work; others will let it go. likes that they as individuals may HARDEEN After the mietterm - mcaminations -last terro r -ferty- hay a The Peograwak-U7,8 PACKING CASE ESCAPE seven per cent of the students were notified that they without a doubt been unfavorable to 145' N To BE 00LE D the majority of the students. Fu were unsatisfactory in one or more courses. Thus far, • Since the students are compelled some students have lucked out; have not allowed their sok of knowledge to become known to their instructors. LAST NIGHT I SAW YOU KNOW ese mid-terms are the acid test. Already, the schedule of examinations for the spring HARDEEN DO A WHAT WHAT THAT--- rm have been issued. Let us remind ourselves of our WONDERFUL ESCAPE H E SAW TRICK NO-WHAT IS Studies and return to work. Let us again raise our grades ACT. DON'T you ? THE CATCH to a safe margin so that the final examinations will not SHACKLED, find us wanting. NAILED IN A THE ENGINEERING SHOW PACKING CASE, Flowers for all occasions— tc) The Engineering Show which has completed its AND ROPED, 6, fifth annual showing had a record attendance of 5707 in Corsages Our HARDEE N,FAM - attendance. This show has become quite an event in the Specialty kj OUS BROTHER , ves of the people of the South Plains and even through- ot the state of Texas. TECH'S FAVORITE OF HOUDINf, The students and faculty may well be commended FLORIST SCA PE 0 for their efforts this year to make this show one of the FROM best in history of the school. Many student, and faculty Phone 221 Hosleues -"embers spent many tireless hours of work to make the Tti£ sox! Be DFD ""w such a success and have done so wthout any grudge L. P. D. whatsoever. Hilton Hotel Islets to The value of the Engineering Show to future stu- ::eav Suf dents and their parents has much weight on whether or ban not these prospectives will attend school at our institu- musammorms■■ C5tcolate tion or not. The sights that have met their eye have —I I SEE THE TRICK NOW1 rarno mystified them and have inspired thought for their chil- and` MARK HALSEY'S HE HOLDS THE KEY dren and themselves. HAVE A CIGARETTE 7 esf..i LAS The Toreador congratulates the Engineers for their TO THE HANDCUFFS splendid show. Jumbo Malt BETWEEN HIS TEETH. THE ORIGINAL NAILS NOT ( A NEWSPAPER PLANT THAT HELD THE BOY. KIND. Newspaper editors carry quite a great deal of 9c TOGETHER HAVE influence in their respectful field and are the leaders of LUBBOCK'S ORIGINAL BEEN REPLACED BY WHY NOT their communities. The influential men of the commun- THEY'RE ity are the newspaper editors and publishers. When a CUT RATE DRUG LITTLE SHORT NAILS committee is appointed, or the Chamber of Commerce MILDER ARE- SO THAT -HA ROHN CAN NT has something to do for the good of the community, the STORE THEY ? 1." PUSH A BOARD UP t l newspaper men are always chosen. They are the hard- wisminsommol■ma est, and clearest, thinking men of the town because they AND CRAWL OUT. THEN have largely the responsibility of either making or break- HE PUTS THE BOARD ing a community. BACK TO MAKE THE Y College editors must have technical training before BOX LOOK 0-KAY. .ahafiry they are really capable of taking on responsibilities of this sort. Rural leadership is one of the greatest assets that a country editor can obtain. To live up to these ex- pectations, these editors must have technical training. If Texas Tech would place a fee of 75 cents on stu- THIS 15 MILDER. dents as a subscription for the Toreador, it would lead SAY BUDDY. directly to a college owned and operated printing plant I HAVE BEEN FOOL- Camels are made from THERE'S NO which would enable the editors and assistants of the MYSELF ABOUT ING MAGIC IN finer, MORE EXPENSIVE Toreador to go out into the world of journalism, com- CIGARETTES. tobaccos than any other petent and trained in this line of work. Technically CIGARETTES. trained editors would have a great deal of influence on $1.00 IT'S THE popular brand. Learn to rural thought and if the occasion ever demanded, they TOBACCO appreciate the true mild. could use their influence and their knowledge to a great Shop THAT COUNTS . ness of costlier tobaccos. deal of good. After smoking Why not have this tax made compulsory and give Cleaning 11.00 Camels, we our journalism students some real training in newspaper Main Springs $1.00 believe you will find that Jewels 51.00 work, the type that they will follow after leaving college? Stems 81.00 other cigarettes taste Hat Staff and insipid. Crystals, odd shapes 75c Crystals, round 25e Wasieephrin gR G aierzgsing Crystals. unbreakable 51 .51, Tire Corsages All Work Guaranteed yt Vital CUT FLOWERS FOR Easter r Service ALL OCCASIONS Station Jackson Texaco Products College Avenue rammed left. IS 7. Nomads Tobacco c .cf College Avenue At 16th Street Green House Drug Cars Called For And PHONE 114 1610 -ul Delivered College Ave. At 8th St. Phone "FR ICI( ) w Broadway 1880 oaArir-..c)s. igNSIMEMENNOSIBMIIIMININI

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LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933 THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECH—PAGE THREE it tar 1pfP Easter Season Observed On Campus; YWCA Cabinet Plans For Retreat M • Gertrude Hoffman, Carrollton; I Lanai. Granger: Geo. M. Lane...ter. Prexy's Paragraph WEEK END ACTIVITIES Honor Roll Fern Holland, Lubbock: Madeline. Clovis, N M.; Herman Lae son, Labaj Throws Hat An annual open house, dance Junior Class Hughes, Lubbock; Kathleen Jen- Waco; Mince Ruth LeaVerton, Lub- icontinued from Page One) and banquet arc among the so- Social Clubs Page Onei In Political Ring iContinued from nings, Plainview; Sara Tom Jones, bock: Quanah Lewis. Lubbock; cial affairs which the Tech Herbert Lindsey. Wellington; Bar- dent activities, and many ala- Coleman; Vivian Keaster, Lubbock: students are to look forward to Lubbock; Eloise Lancaster. Teague; bara Maddox, Tehoka; John Mart, i dent enterprises depend.. mach For Annual Office Decides Upon during the coming week-end. Entertain In Layton Istwaon, Lubbock. Nails Audy King, Lubbock; Areh L. King. Lemesa, John Mast. Lubbock. upon the selections made at Friday Lewle. Lubbock: William Ltee• Walter Label eophomore Aggte. Lubbock; Geraldine Lawrence. Lub- Elizabeth monttort, Lubbock: Sybil the coming election. The ad- Ante club will sponsor an in- Smith, Ark.; Katherine Lupton, bock; June Lawrence, Dallaa; Is the latest entrant in the politi- Poteet. Lubbock: Mrs. E. L. Red- ministration of the college is Annual Dance formal dance in the ball room Shallowater; Rob O'Hair, Lubbock: Mary Leidigh. Lubbock; Waldo B. wine, Swearingen. Warren Riche- Easter Events cal race which will be held the of the }liken hotel from g un- Laurance Priddy. Gainesville: Mrs, not concerned with candidates, first Thursday and Friday in May. Little. Roswell, N. M., Cleveland son, Lubbock: Mrs. W. W. Royalty. til 12 o'clock. Ned Bradley's Laurance Priddy, Gainesville; LIttlepage. Tehoka; Lloyd Mare, Le- Lubbock: Ruth Rutledge. FloYdada: but only with the beet interests Label Is • candidate for business orchestra will furnish the music. Delene Reid. Clyde: Lawrence Ship- Prom To Be Held At Hilton mesa; Alberto Melindez, Guate- Gertrude Sansom, Post; Myrtle of this student beds. All we can IG Members Attend Sunday Church t anager of La Ventana. Curtis Williams Is president of man. Fluvanna; Wendel Sparkman, mala; Doris Mullets, Lubbock: Sansom, Lubbock; Gertrude Other entrants are: Bob Tracy. On April 29; Bids To Be the organization. The commit- Santa Anna; Frank Standhart, do Is to adviee and counsel. I Affairs In A Body; Bridge Mina ROM Nance, Justiceburg; Jack Schantz, Lubbock; Cecil Shirley. sincerely trust that the Tog Calvin Haelewood, and Lloyd Glo- Sold For $1.50; Seniors tee on general arrangements is Roswell, N. M.; Donley Watkins, Nlbiack. Lubbock; Edwin Parker. Abernathy, Leon Slaukhter, Sudan, Parties Feature Week End; ver for editor of the Toreador; Joe composed of Barry Duff. Ben Clayton, N. M.; Eugene Watkins, Wellington; Travis Parker, Sudan: beat Influences of this student STER Emma Smith. Childress; Lee Smith. body may be manifested In this Harter, Gus White, and Maims( Are To Be Guests Jenkins. and Homer Brumley. Santa Anna: Tom Zonis, Meadow. Leland Payne, Eddy; Bert Rigler, Lubbock; Laura Song, Chung 131117, Breakfasts Are Held Abraham for business manager of Installation of new officers of B Average Plainview; Ruth Mildred Rylander, JKorea; Spikes, Lubbock;usb ke the Toreador; Bruce Zama Byron Plans for the Junior Prom, an- the Southern Scholarship en. Erie Dell Adams. Lubbock; At- J. Oran Sanders, Big Worth; Malone St. *Clio"m"in"Ls Into the Main building Breakfaits which the Easier sea- Terrell. and Max Waghorne for Lubbock: Wm. Stitt. Ft. nual formal dance of the junior ciety will 'or made at their an- mar L. Atkinson, Anton; Mrs. J. T. Spring: Curtis Schimberg, Lubbock ; , NM.: Lewiso the other day, my attention was at- son hes made annual were the high editor of La Ventana; end Marvin ohnRoswell class, were made at a meeting held nual banquet to be given at 7 Auburg, Brownfield; Lola Bailey, Mary Frances Senter, Lamesa: Kaufman; Lorene Touchtone, Tea- tr.xted by a typewritten notice of TER I light' of the past week-end. Various Memersmith, and Genet') Long for last Tuesday night in room 220 of o'clock at the Hilton hotel, Dr. Spearman; Jno. S. Ball, Lubbock; Katherine Shannon. Levelland; gue; Lacy Turner, Claude; Clifford a meeting of One of the cleats social clubs on the campus enter- business manager of Ie. Ventana. the administration building at 8 Knapp will be the main speaker Margaret Ruth Dunlop, Lubbock; Eleanor Simmons. Lubbock; Vir- Vannoy, Lubbock: J. Jefferson ta :bed with thumb tacks on the tamed geests with these annual af- Rob O'Hair la a candidate fOr o'clock. Bill Teal, president of the of the evening. Mary Leidigh is folio Grilling, Milford: Georgia ginia Simmons, Coleman; Robert E. Wiley, Lubbock; Neal Wilkins, Lub- outside of the door. How little re- fairs and each group attended some pe- claw was in charge of the meeting. Knight, Lubbock; Sybil Graham, Sparks. Abilene; Annie Byrd Spauld- spect we have some times for pub- church In Lubbock afterwards. Two President of the Student assoel the new president who was bock; Commie Williams, Lubbock; Um. The dance will be held at the Ho- elected March 28 at a meeting McLean; Jas. L. Lindsey, Lubbock; ing Lubbock; Katherine Stallings. Murry Woad, Colorado. lic property! A door of a building is setw budge parties were included in the All students running for salar- tel Hilton from 8 until 12 o'clock, Marvin Messereenith, Ft. Worth; J. Post; J. Bryan Stine, Amarillo: scarcely the proper place for • bul- weekend Easter activities. of the society. Students carrying 12-14 term notate: ied offices must secure an an- April 28. Ned Bradley a Varsity Saturday Mason Mosley, Lubbock, Duane Edith Stubbs. Lubbock, 'rho,. x letin. The college has supplied bul- — neuncement from the Registrar's Rhythm Kings will furnish the Orr Hereford; Wm. E. Patty, Lub- Taylor. Clebum; Voyie Vaughn. All letin boards and is glad to supply 11:aury DFD club members will be at Juanita Beard, Lubbock: Arvle Centaurs Entertain Dates office stating that the candidate music for the affair. home to other social clubs on bock; Armee Server, Rochester; Lubbock; John Vickers. Lubbock: others, but either p•Aing or tacking tinty Elliott, Lubbock;e A Ooen, tt is registered for 12 term hours of It was voted at the meeting that the campus with their annual Clarence Spacek, Ranger; Frank Johnnie Wadsworth. Febens Max notices on the view Of tote buildings With Easter Breakfast scholastic work and that he or she. each member of the class be as- Splinter. Tucumearl, N. M.; Billie Lubbock; Lois Watson. Tulia. lamentable disre- heel t ' formal open house which will washome, or doors shows a Centaur club members entertain- •during the preceding term, passed sessed $1.50 for bids. Each member Stanton, Lubbock; Lela Ted Wat- Lubbock- Chas. Weddle. Bonham; A Average garding for the preservation of the elms be given In the F. F.. Friend ed their dates with an Easter at least nine hours of scholastic will receive two bids and will be sen, Lubbock. Leona Wharton. Lubbock; Geral. Bernard Evans. Repo-vine; Eve- beauties of our surr011ndings. I won- breakfast given in the ball room residence, from 7 and 8 o'clock. 'else work. permitted to sell one. Members of Club colors of maize and gold Students carrying 15-17 term houra: dine Wicker, Slaton; Peulne Yea- lyn Gulledge, Lubbock; Mrs. G. T. der U we could arouse enough public of the Hilton hotel Sunday morn- Woodrow Little. Hatton, Abilene; Wm. H. Nelle, La- the aenior class and their dates will will be featured In appoint- All A Grades gee. Lubbock; J. spirit to protect the desks and ing at 5 o'clock. Easter decora- be admitted free. redo; Hazel sterling, Ropesville: or c n is in the entertaining Anna Mary Hellcat/1, Lubbock: Roswell, N. M. cnairs and walls and doors of these tions were used In the ballroom There will be a meeting of the Clarence Young, Rails. rooms. Novelle Bussey, Lubbock; Douglas B Average public buildings. It may be a long decorations and individual cor- clam next Monday night In room Inez Allen, Lubbock; Hew! Lynn B Plus Average lime before the state can afford to sages were plate favors for the YW Members Misses Mary Gene:cc Hard- Henson. Lubbock; Katherine /es- 220 of the administration building berger. Lois Watson. and Rose- thete Lubbock; Carolyn Poe, Ha, Anglin. Tahoka; Cecil Ayers. Chit- Linda Caldwell, Lubbock; J. T. furnish much money for rennin. dates. at 7 o'clock to decide on the [Dis- In mary Lesverton are in charge of rizonvIlle. Mo.; Chrlstova Sawyer, liehothe; Melt Bacon, Lubbock: Carter, Lubbock; Berry Duff, Big Should we not be concerned, there- The guests who attended were tribution of bids. the weekly Sans Saud social Brownfield; Hermon Shadie, As- Elva Baker. Abilene; Kathryn Barr, Sprinp; Lillian Eklund, Slaton; fore, about the preaervation of what 5; Ise Misses Jean Shelley Jennings. Fay "I would like for every Junior In Jean Shelley Jennings. Lubbock: Plan Retreat affair. permont. Lubbock; Victor Bearden, Lames*; we have? Drown, Tommie Echols, Lena Tech to attend this meeting ae It Edgar Keubel, Spring Branch; Mar- Sunday A Average Frances Ruth Benson, Amarillo; I cannot too highly commend the Grace Sanderson, Alma Brown, is the moat important of the year," W. H. Bingham, Aspermont: H. garet Lindsey. Lubbock; Jas, L. Mc- fine conduct of this student body the a Maxine Clark, Rose Heatly, Mary stated Teal Tuesday night. Misses Harriette Roach and Mrs. J. B. Caldwell, Clueola; Crory, Lovington, N. M.; Virginia New Officers For Coming Year Mary Earle Lofiand will be Shin, Lubbock: Edgar Bledsoe. during the Engineering show and at. Wilbanks, Roberta Myrick, Polly Louise Campbell. Lubbock; Rachel Magee, Levelland: Claudine Moore, hostess:, with a tea given for Campbell, Lubbock; Ruth Carter. Ropeaville; Marcillee Bowers, Lub- the Interscholastic league meet. The Schultz, Prudence Roberts, Har- To Be Installed; Group To bock; Herbert Bracher, Las Vegas, Lubbock; Edna N. Morris, Lubbock; Engineering show attracted more ,wino riette Roach, Lois Watson, Flor- Las Chaparrltas club members Lubbock; Betty Clapp, Childress; J. Bonnie Nance. JuSticebur Leave Saturday And Return and special guests in the after- C. Davis, Rule; Jack Doughtie. Cle- N. hi.; Jessie B. Briscoe, New LW- people than It has ever attracted ence Moses. Goleta Baker. Kate Home Ec Honor don, Mo.; Fay Brown, Lubbock; Vaughan Peterson. Delta, Utah. store and the students of the En- Mahaffey, Martha Gholson. Lyall Sunday noon. burne; Rose Mary Duff. Lubbock: Juanita Pool, Lubbock; Warren Nancy Favor. Sweetwater; George Lesey Bullock, Lubbock; Henry gineering school are dv- the thanss Pic kett. Zona Stiles. Virginia Burkhalter. Lubbock; Vane Bur- Poole, Floydada; Cecil Schwalbe. of the entire Institution, both for YWCA cabinet m embers will Gray. Cee Vee; Ruth Gray, Lub- nett. Dublin. Gladys Sutler, Leib_ Jonesboro, H. Duncan Simmons. Brown. Mary Earle Lofland. Aye- bock: Willard Gray, Tyler; Mrs. the quality of the allow and tne Ilene Boyd, John Anna Boyd. Ru- leave Baturda" at noon for Buf- Club Has Social bke: Carlsbad,ynolrane: N. M.; J. D. Strickland. manner In which it was conducted. falo Springs on their annual retreat Mary Scott Griffith, Lubbock; Jim Silverton: Carl Stults, Dallas; Rah by Doris Johnson. Effie Smith. Alec Hart. Santa Anna; Hortense Gb rtMCaryartineru,thLuCleabrtocekr.; Quill It was a credit to the inatnution Eleanor Holbert. Audrey Farris, where plans will be made for the College Calendar Coker, Athens; Mrs. J. R. B. Cooper, Paint.- Wylie, Valley View: Wm. rd G0. Hicks, Roswell, N. M.; J. J. HineheY, and an honor to the school of eng- ,511,sc. Elizabeth Browning, Evelyn Hart- coming year and new officers will Double Key Entertains Seniors Lubbock; Dan Davis, Childress: ZIrkle. Perryton. neering and, therefore, an honor to be installed at a sunrise service. Glassport, Pa ; Ruth Frances Hur- ing of Dallas. and Evelyn Meetly. In Home Management House Friday, April 21 mence, Lubbock; Ben Hill Jenkins, Emily Davis, Lubbock: Pearl Anne B Average all of us. At the Interscholastic lea- The group will return Sunday af- Dedmon. Sagerton: Ann De-honey, Mary Barnett, McCamey; Roe Hosts were Messrs. Lonnie Lang- On Monday; Will Become Southern Scholarship Banquet. Gail; Dorothy Johnston, Crosbyton; gue meet, and especially at the 5 thy ston, Don Blue. Chen Cass, Don ternoon. Saturday. April 22 Nellie Mae Kennon. Godley; Carl Lubbock; Ruth Donnell, Lebtock; Bayousett, Camp Springs: Elton track meet, I saw a great many line The officers who will be Installed Casterlin. John Louis Cook. Billy An Annual Affair Jiggle Dance. McAdams, Gordonville; Lucille Mc- Fred Elliott. Lubbock; Aval English, Cook. Lubbock; Catherine Clay Cox. young men and young women visit- 55 azy are: Inez Hensley, president: Mau- Crenshaw. John Gray. Calvin Has- DFD Open Hoes, Crunimen. Lubbock; Mettle Su e Amarillo: W. R. Micas. Lubbock; Snyder; Eugene Edwards, Ft. Inc to, institution. I sincerely hope 1 tnZ rine Hay's. vice-president. Artelle ∎ lewood, James Henley, Van Flinch. The Double Key, home economics Monday. April 24 Moore, Hale Center; Frances Park- Freda Fisher, Shallowater; Jay Worth; Ola Irene Hughes, Lubbock: we won many friends out of this left air Appling, secretary; and Elizabeth Gordon. Lubbock; Robert Graham, Vernet Kuhn. Weatherford; J. Richard Hoffman, Hugh Hunter, honor socety. entertained the home Pre-Law, 302 inson. Amarillo; Lois Pitts, Lubbock; line body Of nigh school students (roe, Charles Meedgen. Jack Mickle, Conner, treasurer. Freshman Commission, room Jaftle• Potts, Lubbock; Juanita Lubbock; Mrs. Queen Gray, Mor- Clayton Mallet. Lubbock; Jessie May Tom Howell. retiring pres- economies seniors Monday evening San; Paul Hal. Ft. Worth; Robert Newsom. Writhed; Marguerite Rob- who came to Tech last week. I was George Newsom. John G. Reed. in the Horne Management house. 209. 7 Price. Lubbock; J. S. Rankin, Ken- delighted to see their earnestness, Virgil Rowland, Wallace Sanders, ident, will be in charge of the re- Senior Class Meeting. 202. 7. na, N. M.; Mary Alice Scott, Lub- Huser, Granger; J. W. Hyatt, Rails; arts. Post; Katherine Maxwell Sim- sg treat the committee on general ar- Games were directed by Miss Ger- John T. Kennon. Godley; Mildred mom. Carlebad, N. M.; Wilson their fine sportsmanship and their T. Q. Scott. Orland Seaman. Dell aldine Clewell. who was assisted by Tuesday. April 25 bock; Effie Smith, Crosbyton: Mary splendid conduct. t Ralc Smith. Joe Taylor. Bob Taylor. Debate Society, 202. Spring, Friona; Wets Spykes, Klein, Los Angeles, Calif.: Walter Weddle, Bonham . risf‘geme"f'sbeth Montfort, composed general chairman,of Eliza. Misses Mary Leidigh, Christova Bates Thornton, Tom Hutchinson, Sawyer. Evaughn Clack. Effie Phi Psi. Hermleigh; Mark Townsend. lov- Eleanor Simmons, Elizabeth Con - Truett Brooks, Kenneth Leftwich, Smith. and Noels Lewis. A panto- Spanish Club, 314, 7. ington, N. M ; Forest Welmhold, Barry Duff. Charles Crenshaw. nor. and Maurine Hants. Sudan; Genelle Wilhite, Lubbock; The Advistory board will meet mine "Pokey Huntus," was present- A. I. E. E. Jack Murchison. Bill Collins, and Economics Club. Curtis Williams. Lubbock; Roberta I with the cabinet once during the ed by the Home Economcs faculty Home James Whiteside. and Double Key members. Ag Club. 7:30. Willingham, Lubbock; Mrs. Ger- outing. It is composed of Mrs. trude Vincent Withers, Sweetwater, : Mary W. Doak. Miss Margaret Refreshments were served to the Geology Society, 214, 7-8. POLITICAL CHESS BOARD Corsages Are Used As Favors Weeks, and Miss Mabel Erwin. fel:owing guests: misses Ellbazeth Wednesday. April 26 B Plus Average Underwood, Venice Jones, Emma Social Clubs, 7-8. Hosea Archer, Cisco Walter At KoShari Breakfast Chapman, Carolyn Diens. Ruth Las Lealere Armbruster, Dallas; James Lindsey, Individual corsages were the fa- Hearrell, Ruth Carter, Mary W11- Austin, Chicago: Felix Ballenger, vors for those attending the Eas- Knapp To Speak banks, Hazel Price, Velma Copeland, I Norma Shearer. who is co-star- Lubbock; Pauline Buie, Stamford; ter breakfast given by KoSharl Delerte Reid. Leona Wharton, and red with Robert Montgomery in Brine Caldwell, Lubbock. Melvin club members in the Chimayo To AAUW Branch Lillian Eklund. Faculty guests at- "Private Lives." starting Sunday Cheerier, Lockhart; Evaughn Clack, room of the Hilton hotel. tending were: Misses Weeks, Erwin. at the Lyric Theater, was born In Paull Valley. Okla Dorothy F. Hostesses were Misses Beth "Presents Trends in College Edu- Twyford, Janson. Pray, McCreY. Montreal, Canada, and entered Clements, El Paso; Raymond Coff- Gorham. Aleen Brown. Charles cation" is the theme of a group of Potter, Tilden, Larmer. end Mrs. film, es an extra in 1920. She rose man, Cleburne; Allie Ree Co.. Mary Frances Senter. Katie speeches and discussions to be span- Buster. Miss Lizzie Bell Clements to stardom after making "His Claude;Jas. Preston Comer, Lubbock Walker. Rouble Triplett. Margaret cored by the local branch of the and Mre. W. L. Pierson were the Secretary" and repeated the suc- I Frankie Marie Cook. Big Spring: American Association of University special guests. WHO WILL WI NI Rose Adams. Kathleen Jennings, cess of her silent pictures In talk- Jno. L. Dean, Crockett; Frances ITIS I Lorene Childers, Dorothy and Ruth Women, April 25 at 8 p. m. In the This entertainment is to become ies. her 'Most recent features being Marie Dlersing Monday; Lowell :H? Mildred Rylander. and Charlotte engineering auditorium. This gath- an annual affair of the Double KeY• "The Divorcee," "Strangers May Douthitt, Tahoka. Phyllis Drake, Lindsey of Abernathy. ming will be open to the public, Kiss" and "A Free Soul." Sidney Kress; Homer Duncan. Lubbock. EDITOR OF TOREADOR Dr. Bradford Knapp will speak The special guests included Mn. Franklin directed the new film Wilmot Eaton. Rule; Agnes Fox. LLOYD GLOVER Mary W. Doak. Mrs. W. C. Holden, on "The Status of Technical Edu- A. And M. Ex's Are from the famous Noel Coward Lorenzo; Roma Gaum, Lubbock; , and Mrs F. L. Adams of Level- cation in the United States." Mrs. stage hit, Included in the cast are Mettle Vesta Leppert, Teague; . ROB'T TRACY land. Misses Mary Frances Self, Reginald Denny, Una Merkel and Lela Gill, Silverton; Henry Godeke, Evelyn Sloan. Ruby Wedeking, men ce, Lola Morrison, Eileen To Be At Reunion Jean Hersnolt. Lubbock; Ethel Green. Lubbock; Theresa Lokey. Helen KInslow, Graves, Juanita Mills. Rachel Enth B. Grimes, White Deer; BUSINESS MANAGER Campbell, Mrs. Homer Maxey, and Members of the Te ch faculty who Virginia Hash, Leveliand, G. T.1 Bertha Helen Triplett. Rose Marie were students of Texas A. & M. are MALOUF "OOFIE" ABRAHAM Turner. Blanche Chowning, La- Miss Ruth Pirtle sponsor. Hatton, Abilene; Maurine HaV/6, to attend the annual meeting of the Lubbock; Sarah Kethrine Haynes, Note to all Candidates: you may have your name listed In this space ever,• week for zelle Goldsmith, Rose Mary Duff, Lubbock and South Fifths A. & M. Lennie D. Johnston, and Pauline Las Leaks Members Attend INDSEY Lubbock; Ruth Hearrell Lubbock; a very small amount. Get your name before the student body. ex-students lo be held at 6 o'clock Hughet t. PREVIEW Alma Ruth Henderson, Post; Helen Bridge Party in the afternoon of April 21, in the Hicks, Roswell. N. M.; Lee Higgins, Misses Louise Alton Hotel. Gladewater; Fred Ringer, Endee, N. Hostesses Are Entertained Lawson and Mar- Ray C. Mowery, associate protes- SAT, garet Green were hostesses with tor in animal husbandry, Is Pree- SITE Easter bridge party By DFD Club fur special Went of the organization. Dean A. D. F. D. club members were guests and members of Las testes H. Leidigh of the school of agri- hostesses to club patronesses and club Friday evening in the Gloriet- ta chop. culture; W. L. Stengel, head of the sponsor Sunday morning with an animal husbandry department; and annual breakfast in the Lubbock Club colors of green and white G. W. Parkhill. chemical enMneer- hotel. were used in appointments. Cor- Mg department, are to take part in Chocolate Easter eggs with the sages were plate favors. Score the meeting. R. H. Wateh, local guests name on them were place favors were presented to Misses cotton buyer, is secretary of the cards and' favors. The group at- Ruth Douglas and to Pearl Verde- meeting. tended the Episcopal church af- man. terwards. Special guests were Misses Verde- Wiliam Dingus, assistant professor Guests attending were Mmes, C. man, Mary Louise Thomas, Ruby of Latin. will review "Changes and C. Mansell, G. E. Benson. Bob Green, and Mrs. R. S. Harvey. Experiments in Liberal Arta Col- LAUGH Stephenson. J. FL King, and Miss Members attending were Misses leges," a pamphlet recently put out Annah Jo Pendleton, sponsor Pauline GarrIgues, Ena Armstrong, by the AAUW and the National So- piles upon Others in attendance were Eunice Cone, Emmajean Douglas. ciety for Study of Education. "Op- Misses Louise Wardlaw, Marjorie Ruby Mae Williameon, Mary portunitle.s for Graduate Study Of- LAUGH St. John. Louise Sneed. Lorena Leidigh, Loh McKenzie. Ruth fered In European Universities," Carter. Virginia Shnmone. Martha Thompson, Lizzie Belle Clemente, Is the title of a talk which will be as Alice Penney. Evelyn and Lillian Geraldine Clewell, Pearl Harrison, given by Dr. A. L. Carter. professor Parrish. Betty Ross. Evelyn Haw - Christove Sawyer, Ruth Douglas, of English. General discussion will SLIM Mason, Geraldine Wicker. Fay Mary Evelyn Gordon, Lucille Mc- follow these addresses. SUM.MERVILLE Foote of Sudan, Martha Knight of Crumrnen, Mrs. Wilbur Pearson, Mies Jonnye McCrere Ls president Roswell. NOW Mexico. Doris Strad- and Mrs. Howard Seoggin. of AAUW. and er of Canadian. and Sara Tom Jones. ZASU Seniors! PITTS Mahaffey And Daly Entertain Only a few days left to place Las Chaparritas Members -\\ 1 / j HEAT put you in Misses Kate Mahaffey and Jean stitches in the orders for— Daly entertained Las Chaparritas FUNNIEST club members with a bridge party Destroys Furs Saturday afternoon at the Hilton love story eves- SENIOR INVITATIONS hotel. ...— screened.. Gueets were Misses Polly Bar- CAPS AND GOWNS rove Maxine Clark. Glyds Grims- ALSO ENGRAVED CARDS ley. Sue Barton. Ann Dohoney, SUN. hostile Gilkerson. Ann Caldwell, Geraldine Durham, Ruth Hutchin- MON. Saturday, April 22nd last day son. Cecile Home, Mary Earle This Lefland, Virginia Murray, Jean OUR PROVEN FUR Shelley Jennings, Sue Michie, Eth- There will be no "Next Time" el Murray. Florence Moses. Lyall Pickett, Gail Quinlan. Harriette Storage is the Answer Roach. Salty Russell, Zella Rie- gel. Eugenia Smith. Sarah Lou The facts are: Heat causes shedding, makes the Stevens. Cami,le Stobaugit Seism hair brittle, cracks the pelts. Even if a moth never Wilson, Pauline Veneer. Mary Lois Gemel, Johnnye 6.1kerson, Ruth came near your furs (which is most unlikely), heat ifii901671)kt Retledge, Linda Caldwell. Gene alone can destroy their beauty. The only real pro- Dubberley. and Pete Hawkins. tection is fur storage, the scientific way, by experts. Our Fur storage insures your furs and clothes Las Vivarachas Members Use against fire, theft, and damages. Easter Eggs In Decorations Easter eggs in club Mot• of lav- ender and Silver were the plate appointments at the breakfast given by has Visarachas club members Sunday morning at the UT F. R. Friend's residence. 2005 10th street. Those attending were Misses Frances McKee. Marguerite Tay- ALL lor. 'dell Bacon, Lesmy Bullock, 1412 ;Broadway Tylene Walker. Lois Houston, Phone 193 Frances Kay Marcia, Ruth Hut- NIGHT"

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PACE FOUR—THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933 Matadors To Meet Canyon Friday Under The Lights LEAGUE STANDINGS Centaurs Lose To Craisr- The Races And Field Events To Be Social League P W L Pct. Training To Wranglers _.5 5 0 1000 Silver Keys 11, 8 Woman's Silver Keys 5 4 1 800 Gholson Las Camaradoe -__. 5 2 3 400 Run Off On Schedule Time; To Centaurs 5 1 4 200 End April 28 It seemed to take Rob O'Hair, the Store College Club 5 I 4 200 ace of the Centaur pitching staff. WTSTC To Invade Matador to stop the long range guns of the Wel sir, folks maim some of you Co. Lubbock Have Prep School Exhibit Race Independents P W L Pet. Silver Key boys. but the Keys came did not no that ole MIKE was a Martin Drug 4 4 0 1000 Field For Game At Close Of out on the big end of a 11 to 8 collectin EPITAPHS, that am one Shoe Shop 4 3 1 750 of his SPECIALITIES. I aster think Army 4 1 3 250 Spring Season; Tech Men game Monday afternoon on dia- that guys that collected EPITAPHS Meet Between College Teams Main Street 4 1 3 250 Look Good In Workouts mond No. I. After the Key boys had gamed a 11 to 1 lead, 0 Hair was was sorter In the same class of them Marks First Track Joust that picked tip CIGAR BANDS and When They Play—April 20, Ar- railed from his participation on the Under The The Matador football squad of TIN FOIL, but rite soon I knowed Between Two Squads With- my vs. Martin Drug; Shoe Shop Tech track team to shut down the Clothes Of Quality And Reasonably 40 athletes will conclude their that that he, was in the CLASS that in Three Years; Is Free vs. Main Street. April 21, Silver fourth week of spring training opponents down with no has or Keys vs. College Club; Centaurs runs the remainder of the game. It picked up DINNER INVITATIONS Double oturday, and will climax their AND HOTEL STATIONERY. To vs. Wranglers. April 24, Silver was also O'Hair that started a seven spring training campaign with a save you fellers the trouble of go- Priced.... The first track meet in college Keys vs. Las Cams: College Club run rally in the following inning. night football game against West ing out and gettin your feet wet in —roles around Lubboelt is to be vs. Wranglers. April 25. Martin but this fell short of a victory for held here tomorrow night when "T" Texas Teachers Buffs on Tech the damp CHURCHYARDS collectin Drug vs. Shoe Shop: Army TB. field, April 28. the Centaurs. the speedsters of WTSTC will The Key boys big inning came in your own Ole Mike is a gobs to try Mato Street. The training. which consists of tangle with the Matadors of Taxes BY BOB TRACT the second when the first eight men to put some In his kolurn ter you to Tech. The meet, which is to be fundamentals of the Notre Dame to face Newman in that inning laugh at. OLE MILE was out try- held under the lights, will begin Toreador Sports Editor system of play, team coordination, reached first base before they could ing to find some good un fer Its knd—Most Important To Tech and shifting, combined with calis- promptly at 7:45 o'clock. Folks. dont forget the night track Army Downs Main be stopped. Only one man was able TOMB STONE. cause he has been thenics and grass dell. Is carried A special race between the Lub- meet to be held over at Tech Field to reach first base safely against threatened some lately. and ran on every evening, except Sunday, Shultz, Key pitcher, who seemed ock Westerners and Plainview i Street 18 To 11 across some ADVANCED EPI- , tomorrow This promises to be blg Atom 5 until 6 o'clock. Co-Eds—They Are Styled Right! Bulldogs has been arranged for to have his opponents going his way TAPHS that some of the fellers here night as far as competition and at- Men Listed m the first three local high school fans. In a game frequented with long twinge. at TECH writ, jist to save their tendance is concerned. A night track It Is difficult to mention the The game was witnessed by sev- To Elm On Sehedule base blows the Army took a 18 to II first three teams but the men folks the trouble of LYING when meet Is a rare thing out here on eral rebid spectators. they tole what was to be put on The different races and field decision from MaM Street Sunday looking good are: Will Gilmore, the Plains, to don't fail to be one morning on diamond No. I Both Score by innings: them. Over In the south part of the ontests will be run off on sche- of those present when the first Matt Hitchcock. Brax Gilmore, R H E that read: teams errored consistently. Main Mack Scoggins. J. W. West, Mal- graveyard was One Jule time. At 7:45. the pole vault- gun Is fired. Mr. Len "Too Ugly" Centaur, 001 70— 8 7 5 FLORENCE MOSES: TALKED TO ers and shot putters will swing Street making 13 bobbles and the colm Martin, Sam Jon, and Mc- Silver Key 290 00-11 9 2 Curtman will be on hand to do the Army 10, which accounted for a DEATH BY HER FRIENRS. Nuxt Lam ends; Elva ,Baker Bennie Batteries — Silver Key: Shultz, LOT FER SALE. And the NST.ANG- had some what of a dramatic one Into action. The mile run begins announcing and ballyhooing from majority Of the runs. was one fer a PRE-DENTAL stu- five minutes later and the 440 behind the megaphone. McWilliams, Joe Barlow, Woodrow Tracy, Grimes. Centaurs; Newsome, LERS was sorter off to one side and all cot In the marble: AWAITING Smith. for Main Street, and Wil- Wilson. Clarence Young and Bert dent; W N. FUQUA. It read, yard dash will follow immediately Now that we have a track Oliair, Hoffman. read, OUT OF THE RED AT LAST. MY CUE. WILSON HOLDEN, the liamson for the Army belted out Williams, tackles; Walker Nichols, Summary — Doubles, Rowland, STRANGER. APPROACH THIS afterward. loam. a pretty good one despite home runs, the formers being one genie! AGGIE, was topped by. A Albert Greer, James May. Gaines Duff. Henley, Jordon. Strikeout: SPOT WITH GRAVITY, FUQUA IS Wal, wal, seal a big nifty swanky GENTLEMAN FARMER HAS GONE The century dash Is scheduled to the fact that the athletes have of the longest hit balls this season. FILLING HIS LAST CAVITY. Ole Davis, Truett Owen. and Lacy Shultz 6, Newsome 2. O'Hair 1. Base one caught me eye next cause it was BACK TO THE SOIL. KENNETH , ake place at 8:10 o'clock and the been working under the handi- "Fish" Martin, 2nd baseman for ROBERT TRACY has his'n next, Turner guard'; Whacker Barton. on balls, shun. 2. Tracy 3. New- all lighted up rite next to the ROLLO, prominent member of the '.igla hurdlee, half mile nue 220 cap of time for preparation. it Main Street. collected a freak home ROBERT TRACY, ANOTHER is only proper that the whole Elmer Fortner, Larry Priddy. and some 2, °Rale 1. Umpires Watson WRANGLERS, It read. FRED STAG BRIDGE CLUB. planted this ard dash, and the two mile run run when his slow roller to short COLUMNIST IN HIDLNG, As student body should be oat G. B. Morris, centers; Demp Can- and Freeze. Time of game, 1.35. RINGER, AT LAST I GET TOP above his head: CLUBBED TO ,dl be run off each ten minutes was thrown to first, second and USUAL. Wal the next one I found there to cheer the boys on. Re- non, D. M. McElroy, Lee Gaylor, BILLING. I guess that he was not DEATH. OLE MIKE has been try- , allowing in order named. At nine third. was party good. Will that sorter got 'clock the discus throwers and sides the college competition, W. N. Fuqua, "Cess" Poole, and looking fer the PEARLY GATES. ing to tiger a good one fer himself , The Main Streeters started Joe me to thinkin and when I seen a Ole MIKE bunted all over fer the road Jumpers will take the field there will be a special race be- rally in the ninth inning, which Powers, left halfbacks; John- Sock And Buskin and decided that this would be the ny Walker. Aubrey Butts, Larry great big tombstone that was a cov- name on this one, but finally de- Or competition. tween Lubbock High school's netted them four runs. but were best POSSIBLE. HERE LIES MIRE Westerners and Plainview High Solos. Marlon Harris. end Archer, ering about an acre my CURIOS- cided that It was written fer an Special Race Planned unable to catch the lead that the Plans For Dance ITY WAS AROUSED. so went over IN THE DIRT HE LOVED SO The special race between the uhoors track team. Another soldiers had pulled up on them. right halfbacks; "Mule" Dowell, ATHEIST: ALL DRESSED UP WELL. thing to bear in mind is the Ted Wilson, Earl St. John. Len The Sock and Buskin dramatic and road. HERE LIES THE LAS AND NO PLACE TO GO. NED taesterners and Bulldogs will take Score by innings: CHAPARRITAS—AS USUAL. Next MIKE. fact that the show will be all R H E Curfman. end Mara fullback. Ad- club met at 7 o'clock Tuesday BRADLEY'S monument read, -lace at 9:25. The final event of to it was another big one with, P. 6. Way over in one corner was he night, the relay between the fete. The meet will be held un- Army 132 004 021.-18 15 10 rian Clark. J. V. Beauchamp, night in room 203 of the ad building. GONE TO LOOK FOR THE LOST quarterback HERE LIES FRESHMEN, CHISEL- one over FRED SEELY that read, so colleges. begins at 9.30. The der the lights, which is the first Main St 010 000 424-11 11 13 Plans for the annual spring dance CHORD. GABRIEL, SOUND YOUR BEWARE OF PEGGY. feature race of the meet is the time that anything of this sort Batteries—Army; Waner. of the club were discussed. ED FOR THE LAST TIME. Our A. TERRELL HAYMES, the wstst- has happened on the South Main Street; Owens, Turner, Hub- The Mesa and Bigham Signaling Bob Taylor, club president, ap- editor has bought a nice stone ter ant over In the electrical engineer- race in which Colvin of Canyon System for gins, elevators, etc. win The Science club field and picnic • is expected to find plenty of trou- Plains. beet, Guthrie, Johnston. pointed a committee to make plans his grave with the money made from ing department, read: JUST A be spoken on by Croft Bigharn at a the SCARLET SCAVENGER that will be Sunday. April 23. It will be ble in downing Tech's 880 speed- The College club boys won their Summary—Home rims, Smith, for a date and place to have the LONELY E. E. STARTING ON A held at Gill ranch 30 miles east of meeting of the ASME Student said. MY LAST HEADLINE. BILLY ster.. These boys are the Ausion first game of the season last Mon- Williamson. Two-base hits, Wil- dance. The committee consisted of NEW CIRCUIT. Mr. ABRAHAM Tulle. The party is to leave the day afternoon, and the student liamson. Dunlap. Leach, Kral, Branch Tuesday night at 7 o'clock Lloyd Mart, chairman; Ruth Mll- HOLMES was sorter appropriate erected this, BENEATH THIS brothers, Epperson. and Hill, who in the Engineering Auditorium. campus at 7 o'clock in the morning. holds the school record The most body as a whole were expecting Smith, C. Cantrell, R. Cantrell Ow- dred Rylander and Charles Maed- two. In the middle of the GREEN STONE MY SON DOTH LIE; HE Each individual is to furnish his promising prospect in this depart- them to ask President Knapp for a ens. Strikeouts,Owens 3, Turner 3, gen. was a stone inscribed, AT LAST A IS AT REST. AND SO AM I. own food and transportation. ment of the game for Tech is holiday. It would have been a fit- Hubbert 1. Mance 5. Dunlap 1. Base nant. The next meeting of the club will GOOD LIE. I think that he still DOUBLE UG CURFMANS read: Claude Brown, who has pulled a ting occasion for such procedure.. on balls. Owens 3, Turner 1. klub- Dean Mary W. Doak and Dean be on May 2 and all members are plays GOLF. I hope that you all OUT OF ONE DEPRESSION INTO Most Eskimos spend their winters muscle in the last few days and but mid-term is so near at hand bert 1. Left on base; Army 8, Main ',wearer M. Weeks will present requested to be presented and on know ole CHIC SALE out here ANOTHER. MARJORIE ST. JOHN. in thatched huts. Very few live in may not be able to compete. that some of the studes might not Street 6. Umpre, Goode. Ilene of the prizes. time. cause he had a sign that read. THIS the pride of the speech department. igloos. McAdams. Harris, and I .1. be able to stand the pressure. Bet- game, 2:15. Brown are to run in the 440 yard ter luck next time, is about all that dash. while Price. Hall. McElroy, this department can hand out In and Clark will see service in the the way of comment. Los Cams Lose To hundred yard dash. Tadlock of Another thing to bear in Tech, who holds the school record mind is the tootball that is to be played here next week. This College Club 15, 5 In the 220 yard low hurdles, may have difficulty In showing his heels Is the first opportunity that the fans has had to look over the Featuring a fourth amine drive to Martindale of the Buffaloes. proteges of Cawthon, Morgan, which netted them six runs. The "annoy has pulled a muscle and and Smith since last fall Then College club downed the Los Cam- ale be out of the race. Mere Is the flock of freshmen arados 15 to 5 last Monday evening Cowan Good players who are endeavoring to on No. I field Thirteen men faced In the pole vault, H. J. Cowan graduate to the ranks of the the Los Cams in the hectic fourth; is to show his ability This boy varsity. Some of these gridders nine College Clubbers batted in the has already cleared the bar as may make it hot for the old- third. better than 11 feet. Kuhn of Tech timers Anywa•, it is going to be Hooks made a homer and a triple also looks good for this part of a nip and tuck affair from the out of three trips to the plate for the meet. For the shot put and Mart to the finish, so to be ab- the College Club. Moffett and discuss. Owen, Dowell, Smith, and sent from the stand. may cause Swain, alternated as pitcher and Wilson. will take their posts in the ye old fans some regret. catcher; both turned in a good game. Errors featured the game: ring. Seale. Cantrell and Priddy. Since talking about football is the in the half mile. may take the general trend of conversation at the College Club making five and the measure of Colvin. the "Terrible" present, we may pause a moment to Cams four. This was the Col- lege Club's first win. "Dirk of West Texas. tell about the coaching school ad- The meeting between these tan vertising that this annual of fair Score by Innings: !earns marks the first time that is getting. of you have noticed, The R H E Los Ca.marados Tech has entered a track team in Texas College Digest ban written 13001— 5 8 4 , College Club 252 60-15 9 5 ntereolleglate athletic. in three the school up in fine fashion. This Batteries, College Club: Moffett 71 ears. There will be no admission C4aCCO years coaching school win be even and Swain; career to the evenings show. larger than last. Los Camarados; Jones, Stubbs Forbiss, McGinty . • Summary, Home runs; Hooks, Moffett, Darr, Jones; Triples, Well... here it is ... already Tech Golfers Best Hooks. Base on balls; Jones 3, Martin Drug Wins Stubbs I. Moffett I. Strikeouts: Badgers 4 Out Of 5 Jones 2, Swain 3, Moffett 2. Hit by whittled FOR you. Granger In Shoe Shop Tilt pitched ball; Loughridge. Umpire, Winning four out of five match- Bachtell. Time of game I hour and Rough Cut is tobacco whit- Be. the Texas Tech golf team met ten minutes. Amarillo Junior college in Tech's While Tracy Watson had the tled right . . . that's one first Intercollegiate golf match Shoe Fixers under control striking itaturday afternoon at Amarillo. out 11 of the 19 men to face him, reason why it burns so slow The Tech golfers winning their Martin Drug rolled up a 17 to 1 Tournament Will matches were Walter Pendleton, score on diamond No. 1 Sunday af- Doyce Clark, and John Bell. ternoon. Watson allowed the Shoe Start On April 28 and cool. Although Billy Holmes, captain shop only four safe blows. Tech's team, bested par three Bachtell and Watson furnished The girl' tennis tournament has .trokes, he lost his match to Ma- the hitting punch for the winners, been postponed until Friday. April N son Elton, ace of the Badger's the former hitting a home run. 28, when all contestants will draw we started to make Granger team. This was the only match McIntruff slapped out a triple for for opponents. There will be three Rough Cut we knew that fine tobac- that Tech lost In the match. the losers. divisions. beginners. Intermediates The Tech team will compete with Batteries—Martin Drug. Watson and advanced players. Prizes will co burnt hot because it burnt so fast. It the Amarillo Junior college in a and Huffstedler. Shoe Shop, Goode be awarded to the winners of the return meet at Meadowbrook and McIntruff. three divisions; the beginner will kept your pipe hot. You could hardly country club Saturday afternoon at Score by innings: Ft H E receive tennis balls, the Intermedi- 1 o'clock, and all students are In- Shoe Shop_ 0 0 1 0 0-1 4 6 ate will get a tennis racket cover. hold your pipe in your hand, it got so vited to watch the matches. Martin Drug 0 8 0 9 x-17 13 1 and the winner of the advanced "This is a first of a series of in- Summary—Home runs. Bachtell. division will receive a Tech pen- hot at times. tercollegiate golf matches. and we Triples, Mclntrulf. Two base hits hope to play a numb, of sche- Watson. Moody. Bunyard. Struck Then we remembered that some folks dules." stated Lonnie Langston, out. Watson 11, Goode 4. Time coach of the golf team. 1:30. back yonder used to "whittle" their to- Tentative plans for West Texas Just Out bacco. So we made GRANGER just like golf tournament are being made ' Dr. Bradford Knapp was the to be played in Lubbock. principal speaker at the seventh 1933 "whittle" tobacco — "Rough Cut." It district meeting of the Texas Fed- Miss Jonnle MrCrery, head pro- eratton of Women's clubs which was Texas smokes cooler and lasts a lot longer. And fessor of foods in the home ec held In Hereford last night. His school. spent the weekend at her subject was "Education for a Tech- Almanac also, you'll find it never gums the pipe. home in Dallas. nical Age." And Indust rial Guide So far, so good. Now we wanted to sell 50c this tobacco for 10c. Good tobacco—right For the best Service and Supplies, take your type- TEXAS TECH COLLEGE process—cut right. It was a question of writer to, or call BOOKSTORE how to do it for the price. So we put GRANGER in a sensible soft TYPEWRITER SALES CO. foil pouch instead of an expensive package, "Lubbock's Oldest Typewriter Exchange" knowing that a man can't smoke a package. We gave smokers this good GRANGER 0 ,033 The Granger pouch 1005 13th St. Phone 03'o r a ATMS 78 tobacco in a common-sense pouch for 10c. 7C3TCCO CO. keeps the tobacco fresh GRANGER has not been on sale very long, but it has grown to be a popular PREVEW SAT. Tennis Balls RITE Wright & DIston Club Balls smoke. And there is this much about it SUNDAYI, MONDAY, TUESDAY 25c Each —we have yet to know of a man who The "Divorcee" Stars Are Together Again— $2.85 Per Doz. 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