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- THE SOU'WESTER Student Weekly Publication of Southwestern at Memphis

21ST YEAR--Z706 SOUTHWESTERN, MEMpHIS, TENN,, NOVEMBER 24, 1939 - No.A,0

HOMECOMING RESULTS KAPPA SIOS TO HOLD Zeta Tau Alpha Memphis Symphony Gives OPEN HOUSE Lynx Leave For Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the will en- prize for the best Homecoming Day Kappa Sigma fraternity To Give Dance decorations and Kappa Sigma was An Excellent ,Performance tertain with an open house for the Shreveport And afternoon awarded the ashstand for selling The Merhphis Symphony opened its velvet case, dramatically individual." entire student body this to 5:30 in the campus the most tickets to the dance Sat- second season Tuesday night at the The opening work, Glinka's "Rus- from 3:30 Final Batffle For Pledges will be served urday night. The announcements Orpheum Theatre with an excellent, sian and Ludmilla Overture," was an lodge. Refreshments by ra- were made by Walker Wellford. if not brilliant, performance. The excellent criterion for the rest of the and music will be furnished Cats Favored Affair Will Be In record player. All students Over This is the second straight year orchestra, under the direction of Bur- performance. The program continued dio and invited to attend. Centenary Lcdge Saturday At that the Kappa Sigs have sold the net C. Tuthill, showed a marked im- on through "Romeo and Juliet Over- are cordially Who Have 8; Nautical Setting most tickets. The award last year provement over last year, and it was ture," by Tschaikovski, which proved Lost 7 Out Of 8 a card table. so favorably received by the audience to be a beautiful number beautifully was Southwestern The Zetas will entertain their pledge that Mr. Tuthill had to explain that rendered. This was followed by an un- Stylus Club Unites closes its 1939 football group with a Sailor Dance in the Zeta there would be no encores due to the usually pleasing arrangement of De- With Blue Stockings season tomorrow against the Cente- lodge tomorrow night at 8 p.m. Nauti- Clemson's Drill "great amount of time expended on bussy's "Petite Suite." The program nary Gentlemen of Shreveport, Louis- cal decorations such as anchors, port- Squad Surprised the difficult program presented." was rounded out by the work of an Invitations To Submit iana. This will be the second meeting holes, life preservers, a helm, and Highlighting the evening's perform- American author, "The Prince Hal of the two teams. The first meeting gang plank will be used. The boys will At No Jitterbugs ance was Miss Eugenia Buxton's mas- Overture," by David S. Smith. The Papers Are Given To come as sailors, while the Zetas and occurred last year when the Gentle- Clemson's crack drill platoon made terful playing of the Beethoven Con- happy atmosphere plus the pleasing Seventeen Students their special guests from other sorori- men gave the Lynx their only certo No. 1. We quote the music melody served to make this final A new literary society at Southwest- loss of ties will be dressed as the sweethearts a hit at the game Saturday. The for- critic of the Commercial Appeal in number a fitting close for a very ern was formed on November 2nd at the 1938 season, beating them 6 to 0. from the different ports. mations and commands were executed saying that "no delicate nuance of its pleasant evening. The Symphony, Mr. a combined meeting of the Stylus For the first time this year the Dorothy Steuwer, the president of so well by the cadets that the whole classical passages escaped her, nor did Tuthill and Miss Buxton are to be Chapter of Sigma Upsilon and the the sorority, will come as Scarlett Lynx are given the nod over the op- thing seemed effortless. But the life any of its robust humor. Each note complimented on their performances. Blue Stockings when those two scie- O'Hara, and will be gowned in white posing team. While the Lynx have had of a military man is not easy and its rang clear as a diamond in a black -J. R. ties combined to form the Stylus Club, tulle dress with hoopskirts, and she a none too successful season, Cen- will wear gardenias in her hair. Her especially tough to be a member of a local campus organization for both In order to form the tenary has had an even worse one. escort Is Mark Hammond. Iris Pearce Clemson's crack platoon. men and women. 'YW' To Give Food Debating Class new society, it was necessary that the So far this season the Gentlemen have will attend as a Scotch lassie in a red The members of the platoon number affilia- and blue plaid kiltie, cocked hat, and To Needy Family Meets For First Time Stylus Chapter withdraw its not won a single contest, having lost forty-eight, plus a commander and an literary frater- knee length stockings. She will be es- tion with the national 7 out of 8 games, one having been alternate commander they are all se- nity, Sigma Upsilon. The Blue Stock- corted by B. W. Beaumont. Girls Contribute To Six Students Will Do tied. The men from Shreveport, how- niors, and were picked from about ings, the women's organization, was a Bennie Joyner, secretary, will be at- Basket In Social Room; Work On Railroads And ever, are noted for their inconsis- tired in a Russian costume with fur- three hundred candidates that tried local society. Sent On Thanksgiving Government Isolation tency; they may offer little resistance trimmed skirt, fur cossack hat and out last June. At the end of a cadet's The meeting at which the organiza- C. P. Lee conducted the first red boots. She will be escorted by The Y. W. C. A. Cabinet decided at Prof. tion took place was held at the home to the Lynx, and then again they junior year he is eligible to compete debate meeting Wednesday with six Gene Vaccaro. Kate Parker, treasur- their last meeting to provide a basket of Miss Katherine McCulloch, former might rise up and knock Southwest- for a place on the platoon. The three students present. There will be two er of the sorority, will attend as an of food to be delivered to a needy president of the Blue Stockings. At ern back into the end-zone. To be hundred drill before the officers who questions this year: "Resolved, that that meeting, the officers for the new Irish Colleen, wearing a white satin family on Thanksgiving Day. Har- optimistic is the best policy so we'll dress with a flared skirt which will pick forty-eight. The platoon com- there should be government owner- society were elected. They are: Wil- riette Hollis, who is in charge of ar- ship of railroads," and "Resolved, that say that the Lynx can consider this be sprinkled with traditional sham- mander is chosen by the platoon. liam McBurney, president; Katherine rangements, has placed a basket in the U. S. should follow a strict eco- their third victory of the season. rocks. Her sailor escort will be James These forty-eight cadets go through McCulloch, vice-president; William Barnes New Star Allman. Marie Palmer, historian, will an intensive summer training course the girls' social room and requests all nomic and military isolation." Mate- Bobo, secretary; Jac Ruffin,. treasurer. rial on the latter subject was distrib- The Gentlemen have two great backs be robed in a Grecian costume of at a military camp, usually Fort Mc- girl students to contribute non-perish- A committee was appointed by the present in the persons of Weenie Bynum and flowing chiffon draped in graceful Clellan in Alabama. There they are uted to the following students president to draw up a ritual for the able food. Weiner, Allen James Barnes. Barnes did not get folds, and trimmed with silver rib- given instruction in military maneu- at the meeting; Russel new society and another to plan pro- The family was selected by Jane Webb, George Case, Jim McNees, Ar- into the news until last week's game bons. Her hair will be tied with cross- vers and actual fighting with machine grams for the meetings. The ritual John Summer- with Baylor University. His work in ing bands of silver, and will be ar- gun, gas masks and infantry. At the Leavell, a former Southwestern stu- thur Friedman, and committee consists of: Anne Potts, field. the last half of the game was good ranged in the upswept mode. She will end of the course the cadets return to dent, who is now connected with a Kathleen Fransioli, Annie Few Work, The first debates will take place enough, however, to put him in the attend with escort. school and represent Clemson in all social service agency. and Dr. McIlwaine, adviser. Kather- sometime in February, probably with starting tailback position in place of Jane Chilton Adams, president of competitive drills. They have been meeting will ine McCulloch and Jac Ruffin com- The next Y. W. C. A. Emory University of Atlanta. At pres- Bynum against Southwestern. the pledge group, will come as a Chi- to Washington, D. C., earlier this Fall pose the program committee. Plans be held December 8th in one of the ent, the students are doing research Centenary is pointing for the South- nese girl and will wear an imported and have an invitation to drill during are to study contemporary literature sorority lodges. work on the recent isolation argu- western game as much th, year as Chinese formal of brilliant colored the half of the Sugar Bowl game in at the programs during the year and the Lynx were pointing for them last New Orleans. The trips usually last ments on the revised neutrality act a banquet, satin, and she will wear chrysanthe- to end the year's work with year. Their thus far poor season makes She will be escorted a week-end, from Friday until Mod- in Congress. mums in her hair. featuring a guest speaker of literary them determined to end up with a by Ernest Hall. Jean McKenny, vice day, and the boys say its worth miss- Torch Society To note. CHI BETA PHI MEETS few victories. Then, too, they have the president of the pledge group, will be ing a few classes since they get to see year new members will be John Flanniken and Ned Hermann Each advantage of the probable let-down a Swedish girl, and will wear a cos- so much of the country. They travel Visit Art Gallery taken into the society upon the merit were initiated into Chi Beta Phi, hon- by Southwestern after last week's tume with full blue and orange striped in automobiles, paying their own hotel of creative literary compositions, usu- orary scientific fraternity, at the last gruelling game with Clemson. skirt, white apron and multicolored expenses. Trip To Be Made Next ally essays and short stories, to the Same Line-Up regular meeting held on Tuesday, No- embroidered blouse. She will attend Clemson is at Clemson, S. C., near Student are invited to submit Thursday; Any vember 14. Tom Simpson, president of club. Those who Southwestern will open with the with Audie Scott. Nena Williams, sec- Greenville. It is a military college compositions are students showing Interested May Go the local chapter, presided at the same line-up as that used in the past retary-treasurer of the pledge group, with a student body, all men, of twen- literary talent and who are trip and creative three games. Dawson and Canzoneri are allowed Torch Society is sponsoring a meeting. A short talk on the aims will be attired as an Indian princess, ty-one hundred. No coeds advanced as far as the second semes- the end positions; Heaton ideals of Chi Beta Phi was given by will occupy and will be bedecked in a white doe- except during hop season, when dates to the Brook's Art Gallery for anyone ter of the sophomore year. and Fuller will remain at tackle; skin dress accented with red, blue and from Baltimore to Jacksonville are who is interested in seeing the ex- Ralph Alperin and Billy Murrah pre- This year invitations have been is- sented an intensely interestine Daer Capt. Harry Morris will be flanked at green feathers. She will be escorted imported, and bands such as Larry at 3:45. The ex- sued to: John Kier, Billy Murphy, hibits next Thursday on "Anoesthesiae, Soporifics, andNar- center by guards Drees and Bailey. by Bob Beasley. Clinton, Hal Kemp, and Glenn Miller Robert Price, David Osborne, William hibits include original commercial cotics." Andrew will open at fullback; Oren- Elizabeth Hicks and Mary Vance play for the dance series. The cadets William Belcher, Newton advertis- Donelson, stein at quarterback; Underwood at surprised at Southwestern for paintings used in national Stacy, Rhodes will attend as Spanish seno- were Jones, Diana Wallace, Dorothy either Pouncey or Winfrey of weaving from ATO'S ELECT CANNON half and ritas in red and black costumes fea- two reasons: one, because they thought ing; and samples Hester Mosby, Elise Smithwick, Ber- At a recent meeting A.T.O. frater- at the other halfback position, de- turing full boufant skirts and black it was twice as large as it is, and two, Finland. tha Flattau, Harriette Hollis, Ruth nity elected Bland Cannon president pending on the condition of Will lace shawls; they will attend with because they didn't see any jitterbugs Mrs. Clark, who is in charge of the Allen, Stella Jones, resigned. Mitchell, Maxine Rhea's knee. Lockridge, Conn and Charles Rucker and Allen Hilzheim at the dance. exhibits, will speak to the group about to succeed Harold Falls, who are and Jane Lederer. Compositions will probably see quite a bit of trip to the gallery, Other officers are: H. C. Robertson, Cast respectively. Mary Virginia Smith will "We never dance any other way in them. After the be turned in before December 1. vice president; Charles Reed, treas- to service before the final whistle. Lock- (Continued on Page 2) South Carolina," they declared, and the group will go to the Kappa Delta Club will hold its meet- secretary; W. J. The Stylus ridge especially will be used after the promptly demonstrated their point, house for tea. urer; Henry Lynch, of ings on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays whale of a good defense game he who wish to go, meet in Hearn, usher; Ned Hermann, sentinel; which was well carried. Another sur- All students each month at the homes of members played in the last quarter of the prise that they forgot to mention was the cloister at 3:30. and Tom Mobley, reporter. houses. and at fraternity and sorority Clemson contest. The that the Clemson team didn't romp i Seven Seniors all over us, as the football experts ex- of these men in the opening pected. The cadets declined to discuss Have Four Student American Students will be playing their last game the matter. Spanish Club Will line-up of football under the Red and Black Says commander did not lead The platoon It Easy-French Version colors. These four are Capt. Harry them at the game Saturday. He had Elect New Officers girls think No country of Eu rope has ever Morris, Alt. Capt. Will Rhea Winfrey, such a sore throat that he was un- "If American boys and estin education To and Luke Dawson. Other QUESTION able to yell the commands. So the they have to go to school too many shown a keener intere Campaign Speeches Doyle Fuller, Would you be in favor of South- France, an d the national In Spanish; seniors on the squad are Charles alternate commander took his place. hours out of the day," says Madeliene than has Be Made of education is an excellent J. P. Cavender and Bill Little. western's playing a post-season game the first time that the alter- system Will Sing Spanish Songs Perry, It was Brabant, "then they should go to one,ne, capablycapably adminisadminist with State Teachers College? nate commander had drilled the pla- tered. Formerly To say that they are playing their of the Spanish Club will ANSWERS France where the students attend the schools were undeer the domina- A meeting last game is not a positive statement, toon. in the A.O.Pi sorority lodge, Harry Morris, senior: Decidedly not. school from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m." Made- tion of the Roman Cjatholic Church, be held because there has been and is going November 29. Election of The team will soon have finished one lene, who is now continuing her edu- but in various ways thhat state of af- Wednesday, on in Memphis a movement to pro- will take place before which of the hardest schedules they could cation at Southwestern, says that no fairs has been done away with. For officers mote a post-season game with State Make Trip will be nominations and cam- possibly have had, and I would not Band Will definite comparison can be made be- educational administraative purposes, there Teachers of Memphis. While such a paign speeches made in Spanish by be in favor of a post-season game with tween the French and American the whole country is divided into dis- game would undoubtedly be of interest To Shreveport Game chosen at the last meet- any team. The boys have had enough schools because the manners and cus- tricts known as Acad emies. It is in- committees to all persons in the surrounding ter- Jo Gilfillan, chairman, Barbara football for one season. They will need Will Leave Tonight toms are so different. The French teresting to note that the French ing. ritory as well as to students of both Dean, and Norma Bright will support all the time left this year to catch up have no definite divisions in the school have state examinati ons which are colleges, consideration must be given Christmas Parade; one ticket and Marjorie McElroy, on their studies. After years; there are no grammar and high called the Baccalaureaates. These are to the extremely hard schedule which chairman, Catherine Hollinger, and Rowlett Sneed, sophomore: No. We May Stay Until Sunday schools from which the students grad- divided into two parts. the Lynx will have completed. In all was born in Lille, William Surber, the other. The new them- are definitely out of their class. Why, Prof. Burnet C. Tuthill announces uate, they just go to school. Whereas, Miss Brabant fairness, however, the players officers will be installed at the first they haven't got any material to stand American students take five subjects, France (in case the reader has for- selves should be given the final say- that the Southwestern Band will de- meeting after the election. up against boys like Wkisky Jim. the French take 'ten or sometimes gotten its location, Lille is in the so as to whether they wish to play part for Shreveport tonight immedi- Dr. Storn, faculty adviser, and mem- Frank England, junior: Of course, more. This means that the French stu- northern part of France, on the river the game or not. Southwestern is defi- ately after marching in the Christmas bers of the club will give news re- I'm in favor of any kind of post- dent receives his education in a short- Deule). She entered ggrammar school nitely the better of the two and the ports and other literary contributions. parade. As usual, a special train coach as the work is more compact. in Memphis, but attennded only a few only good that could result from the season game every year. I could start er time There is a supply of new song books at the first of the year and ask all "Another thing that is different is months, as her parent ts went back to game would be the acquisition of more has been reserved for the trip. The which will be used in the singing of all of the Lille. She then enteered a French money from the gate receipts. during the season and maybe I could train will arrive at Shreveport early the students in the' school; Spanish songs at the end of the meet- school, while all of the school. Since her moother is Ameri- get a date for the post-season game. tomorrow morning, and the band girls go to one ing. Baxter Pouncey, junior: Yes. I would boys go to a separate one; the two can, Madeliene hasalw ays spoken Eng- 'rench. '"Mother Plans will be made for a special EPISCOPAL CLUB MEETS like to settle the question once and for members will be given free time un- are never together," says Miss Bra- lish as fluently as F Christmas meeting and program. Cath- Rev. Wm. G. Gehri addressed the the matter will be til the game. always has spoken to us in English," all. Otherwise bant. erine Hollinger is in charge of the Episcopal Club Wednesday night, in The French have the problem of the she says. brought up every year and remain Centenary has declared a holiday arrangements and refreshments. the Kappa Delta lodge at 7:30. W. H. "One of the hardestt things to be- undecided. over the week-end, so Southwestern noonday meal just as Americans, but Belcher, president, presided. After- Deacon Craft, junior: No. We all band members who wish to remain in they are much more consistent than come accustomed to is the way the ALLEN CRAFT GIVES SERMON wards the group held a discussion. need a rest after this year's hard the city for the festivities will be given in this country. By that is meant that boys date the girls," Miss Brabant The Ministerial Club conducted serv- The club discussed the monthly cor- schedule. special return tickets to be used Sun- the French always eat their noonday says, "in France we don't do that. ices at the Presbyterian Church in porate communions. The various com- Mary Ann Sinonton, freshman: Yes. day morning, but the others will leave meal at home, where all the family We never go out with. out a chaperon." West Memphis, Arkansas, last Sunday mittees gave their reports, and plans I am just beginning to understand for home Saturday night This marks meets to talk over the happenings of She also said that sh e had her first November 19th. Allen Craft gave the were brought up for a means of rais- what football is all about and I think the first time the band has traveled the day. This is the most important date with a Memphis boy, but refuses sermon. ing money for a page in the annual SI could enjoy a game now. to Shreveport for a game. meal of the day. to reveal his identity.

a~~--- ; L Page 2 THE SOU'WESTER Friday, November 24, 1939 THE SOU'WESTER no easy thing to put yourself in front of an oftimes . . But we never have understood Zeta Tau Alpha indifferent student body and try to wheedle a about Maurice Miller... :And at this ESTABLISHED 1919 Lynx Chat time let us congratulate the Sigma To Give Dance decent sounding yell out of them, but these boys Alpha Epsilons on winning the plaque (Continued from Page 1) have been out there putting forth their best ef- be attired as a Moroccan girl in a Your little lynx pussy suffered at Homecoming (in spite of their elec- white costume with red and gold ac- forts on a thankless job, and they deserve men- through Homecoming along with all tricity going off just as the judges cessories; she will be escorted by Cal- tion for doing so. the rest of youse bums. Never in all came around). . . . Ask Ann Worten vin Smith. Barbara Jane Robinson my life did I get so drenched as at the how she enjoyed playing "Doctor" the To Mr. Johnny Rollo, for his good work all will wear a Dutch costume with full football game, and then later drifting other night.... Have you seen all the last week in preparing the large football out of blue skirt, wooden shoes and a little from lodge to lodge to see all my lit- football purses that girls are using on which Queen Kitty stepped last Saturday. The white Dutch cap of embroidered or- tle cronies. It was with a great deal of the campus. Add similes: Eager as a gandy; she will attend with Ed Mar- PUBLISHED WEEKLY fact that the event took place before the maxi- pleasure that I returned to the pent boy on his first date. . ... The Stylus tin. By The mum crowd was present in no way detracts from house apartment to get decked out in Club at its last meeting degenerated Virginia Hennington will come as a STUDENTS OF SOUTHWESTERN all my finery for the dance. Pande- into a bridge party with three tables the fact that Mr. Rollo's brain child was a mas- Czechoslovakian girl in a red and Memphis, Tenn. monium had a wonderful cup of choc- rapidly organizing before refresh- terpiece in itself. Those of you who never saw it green whirlwind skirt and white ac- olate for all of us, so it was with re- ments. closely or watched it work in several trial runs cessories; she will be escorted by Member newed spirits that we set out again at Ralph Dodsworth. Annelle Cato will PAssociated Colle6iate Press missed a treat. Because it was really the berries. eight-thirty. Dr. Davis confessed in biology lab the other afternoon that there were a dress in a Tibetan costume of copper Distributor of To the football team which held the ninth rank- gold and cinnamon brown; she will Betty Orgill, Lockridge, and Icky number of students on the campus ing Clemson Tigers to three touchdowns, and attend with Dennis Stringer of Clin- Cole ate Digest spent Sunday at Minna Deen's planta- who were better at making home brew which settled down after a shaky start and fought ton, Mississippi. Georgeanne Little will tion, and from all we have heard, the than he . . . And we do wonder where a superior ranked team tooth and nail and was Chuck Guthrie and Don Woolsey attend as an Egyptian princess in a R.PRlSWNTED FOR NATIONAL ADVITI*IlN eY best word to describe Mr. Orenstein's were costume of Nile green satin and sil- National Advertising Service, Inc. on an even basis. There is no use speculating ability as a horseback rider is ludi- the other night that made them sleep Rprestative all through classes the next day. Said ver; she will be escorted by Bobby College Publishers what might have been the outcome had South- crous. . ... Dot Esch, Louise Howry, 420 MADisoN AVE. NEW YORK. N. Y. Don naively: "We went to the show, DeWar. CHICAGO BOSTONu Los ANeLES - SAM FRANCACO western played the first half as they did the sec- and Caroline Murphy were all show- then came home and Sara Sparicin will attend as a Ro- ing off their Clemson dates at the studied so late, ond. Suffice to say that the boys made a grand that the man girl in a white stola trimmed Collegiate Press Association dance. . . . And we next morning we were too Member: College had heard that with an ancient design in watermelon showing, and played a game of which there is Miss Esch tired to go to class." . . . And don't had a secret passion for pink. She will attend with Jimmy Entered as second-class matt-r at the postofflce at Memphis, nothing to feel the least bit bad about. H. C. Robertson .... We were glad ask Coach High about how he fed Tenn.. under the act of March 3, 1878. the Clemson cadets if you want to Sultis. Dorothy Hanna will come in a To the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity for the to see all the old grads back, not to save him embarrassment. Here he had Turkish costume with long aqua vel- WILLIAM MURPHY...... Editor mention the faculty out for their one very novel decorations which they displayed last invited them all out to dinner and for- vet bloomers and pointed champagne JOHN YOUNG...... Business Manager function of the year. In fact, we be- Saturday. Those of you who saw "the end of the colored shoes. She will be escorted by lieve that the out of school gals were got to tell Mrs. Hill, so off they had CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE Tiger" will agree that it struck a new note in to troup back to their hotel . . . And Bill Barrett. News--Paula Harris. Jim Cogswell. William Belcher, Ned having a bigger whirl than our own Among the alumna planning to at- Hermann. Dorothea Wyatt. Dorothy Waller, Lance Andrews, originality for that sort of thing. On the whole, little Southwestern co-eds. Especially what do you think of Miss Lloyd Tal- Jim McNees. ley, Chi Omega, who was with us this tend are: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whit- Features-Anne Potts, William McBurney. Kate Weaver. no one can deny forcibly that any other house was Miss Susan Polk O'Brien, who ney, Mr. and Mrs. N. W Henry, Jr., Elder Shearon. year, and who is getting married Ruffin, left us last year to become a working Society-Dorothy Steuwer. Jane Chilton Adams. Jac decoration equalled the SAE's and everyone must shortly? . . . And Dr. and Mrs. Davis Brown, Mr. and Annabelle Paine. girl, swirling from partner to partner. we forgot to bid ports--Sam B. Anderson, Bob Goostree, Dorothy McGehee. admit that they fully deserved the award. adieu to Shirley Woods, ZTA, who Mrs. John Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. only came to school a few weeks and Carter, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Phil Baker. BUSINESS STAFF We were relieved to see Kitty Bright then got married. . ... And we hear Representatives from the other sor- Assiltanta: Boyd (Goodwin, James McNees, Chevis IAgon. Tipton come out of the football in a Cilrculation Mgr.: James Alnan. that an announcement will be made in orities are: Assistans: Carr ol Maxwell, illy Moorhead. sober condition. What, with goin' Sunday's Commercial about AOPi-Katherine Miller and Cecelia round-and-round, we thought she the en- Missing Lynx gagement of two former Hill; Tri Delta-Sara Stanford and would have been staggering .... New Southwestern students. We could scoop them, Margaret Sanders; Kappa Delta-Jus- shoes seemed to be quite the rage but From the Campus Chain that wouldn't be fair. tine Klyce and Polly Amis; Chi Ome- C#cPltfet by the Editor Saturday night. Glimpsed on the floor ga-Diana Wallace and Cornelia Gar- was Elizabeth Hinkley, better known Southwestern students, whether or not they rott. It is our opinion that when the Robb Hall as "Goo-goo eyes," dancing in her attended the concert of the Memphis Symphony Some people seem to be born busy- Non-Sorority group-Lila Sigrest, Aztecs started taking up freewill offerings to build stocking feet (where was Mrs. Town- bodies. They have the interferiority Ethel Williams, Mary Robinson, Made- Orchestra last Tuesday night, may take a justifi- a pyramid between Palmer and Science Hall and send?) and dangling her shoes over her complex.-Quoted. line Brabant. able pride in two facts. First, that the group date's back. . ... Also Cary Eckert the high priest (name omitted for obvious rea- from which the symphony grew was a South- was suffering from the same torture. sons) gave a certain freshman (name omitted for western-Memphis College of Music orchestra. This She sat down and took her's off and obvious reasons) the screaming twitches with the had great difficulty getting back in. FRATERNITY AND SORORITY was organized a year or so ago, and performed evil eye, they started more than they knew. For * .. We think Screwball should bring CARDS so capably that public interest supported it to BIDS AND DOOR instance, that business of evil eyes. There is no out Wini Pritchartt. . ... And we are ENGRAVED or PRINTED such a degree as to make its expansion into a all weeping copious tears now that Ki doubt in our mind but that it is contagious and E. II. CLARKE & BRO. civic proposition feasible. At present, there are (whath that you thaid) Farnsworth that Anne Potts, a Chi Omega, is putting it on us. 19 South Second Street more than twice as many outsiders as South- has deserted us in order to spend all The other day we spoke to her in the library, her time in making the debut. westerners in the aggregation. Any degree of walked out with a feeling of social obligation ful- success which the orchestra may attain will re- filled, tripped and fell flat, scattering books to One of the funniest things that we flect credit upon the original group and will af- have heard in a long time is the hoax the four winds. Much to the gratification of by- CO-EDS ford college supporters a certain amount of grati- foisted off on the campus by Toni standers, it may be added. We wish Anne would fication. Noce and about four KA's. Miss Noce stop. was seen to arrive Monday morning The second thing in which we may take pride You're in for a real treat when you visit sporting a huge KA pin, sparkling is the fact that out of our own faculty has come How to End a Conversation: with opals and diamonds. Be and the man responsible for the idea, and the one Droop immediately went into a fit at When someone says, "Well, I was reading who organized, trained, and directed the group. the AOPi radiator to find whose it something by Dorothy Thompson the other day GRAYSON'S Professor Tuthill, we know, has spent a great was. But Toni was not saying any- that said . . .," ask quietly if it was the book in thing. While Fourmy, Hollis and An- deal of time in working with the group, and in "Miss Memphis Shop" Iwhich she said Hitler would never come into pow- nie Few were snooping all over the addition to the great amount of personal satisfac- er in Germany? This will usually end the dis- campus trying to discover whose pin tion which accrues to him out ofcultural accom- cussion. she had, Kay Ramsey and Mina Ca- This new department has just been completed on our first may be added the es- vett, not to mention the rest of Miss plishment and contribution * * * * floor, and we can boast of the largest popular priced teem which we here at Southwestern hold for Noce's biology lab, were doing their Corny Joke of the Week (clipped): him sand his efforts. best to "worm" it out of her. Here's Sportswear Department in Memphis. And when the psychology prof asked, "what is what really happened: McBurney, Scores of Jackets, Skirts, Sweaters, Blouses, Lingerie, Hos- About Escorts For Sponsors ? a kleptomaniac?" we didn't answer, "It's a person Gaither, Billy Murrah and Jac Ruffin How had given the pin to Toni to wear for A conversation the other day with a member who helps himself because he can't help himself." iery are all there-the season's newest---at twb days just to see what would hap- * * of the faculty, who requests that his name be * * pen. The funniest thing that did oc- unbelievably low prices. withheld, developed an interesting suggestion. It Third Term Favored cur was when Betty Jean Claffey Make Grayson's "Miss Memphis Shop" your meeting place. It's our has to do with our football games, and although -Head from Commercial Appeal (Rather a came up to Toni, surrounded by on- contribution to the youth of Memphis, and a cordial welcome lookers, and said to those present, it will be a full year before the occasion arises matter of opinion, we should say.) always awaits you. "Oh yes, rye known about this for again, we mention it while it is new. He says some time." Now, Betty Jean. that at many other college football games, spon- Missing Persons Bureau: sors for the game are escorted by a couple of the We have finally discovered why To Mr. Jeptha S. Brock, if you are on the cam- GRAYSON'S men students, leaders of various campus clubs, John Gibson has been seen so little MAIN ST. pus, get the two cards from "Laura Mae" that 9 S. and the like. They are not there in any sense to of late. The answer is Elinor Boothe. have been in the general delivery mail box in the "WHERE YOUR WORD IS THE LAST WORD" detract from the attention accorded the spon- Bookstore for some time. As she says, this is sors, but merely as ex-officio escorts, to prevent urgent. the girls' becoming lonesome during the game, if nothing else. He says Southwestern is the first Neatest Trick of the Week: college he has ever seen at which sponsors sit by "While resting on the Robb Hall railing, Jac themselves during the games. The idea will prob- Covingtbn Ruffin came rolling across the campus, ably at least be favored by the men. chuckling to himself." From Missing Lynx, Nov. Music Requirement Suggested 17. (Purely a typographical error, we assure you, WHITFIELD KING Still along the musical line. A pupil in one of not ventriloquism or mirrors or wires.) Professor Tuthill's classes turned in a paper which * * * * the professor was kind enough to show us, and, Miss Betty Jeanne Claffey, who left the clois- which set forth what seems to be a rather sen- ters of Fairmont in Washington, D. C., to brave sible suggestion. The idea was that a year of the perils of co-education, is a critic of literature; appreciation be required before conferring music in fact, we would go so far as to say she is sort TYPEWRITERS of a degree. of the creme de la creme of literary critics. We As Low as $34.50 Certainly a person is not well rounded or fully are in a class dubiously known as Advanced Com- PAY $100 WEEK endowed with the beginnings of a liberal educa- position, and it is here that she is always INSURANCE tion who graduates after four years work with- astounding us. Cooper Typewriter Co. 97 S. econd 8-3227 out any training or any knowledge whatsoever It always happens. While we are struggling of musical values and techniques. And surely for weighty adjectives and sparkling verbs to there are many of us here who would profit from analyze a story, Miss Claffey sums it all up with and enjoy such instruction, both in itself and as "It's not nice." SOUTHWESTERN a means to further enjoyment. The only reason * * * * BARBER SHOP which we can conceivably offer for not availing Then again perhaps the light on the Tower is ourselves of such instruction is inertia. At any to guide alumni still wandering on the treacher- rate, it's a suggestion worth thinking about. for ous moors en route to last Saturday's "largest 79 Monroe Avenue Credit Where Credit Is Due and most gala Homecoming in the history of the Southwestern To Bland Cannon, head cheer leader, and as- school," as advance publicity declared. sistant cheer leaders Dub Worthington, Claude * * * * Students Romine, Clay Alexander and Bob McCrary, for Statistics show that the biggest turnover in the Open 'Til Seven P. M. consistently doing good work on a hard job. It's automobile business is on Sundays.-The Teacola. -- Friday, November 24, 199 THE SOU' WESTER Page 3 Friday, November 24, 1939 THE SOU'WESTER Page 3 -"-C~- C*l ~ -- LI r *C :-:- - - Society Notes .. k. .., .,.,_h+:.. ... _,^1 SAE Leads In

TRI DELTS TO Intramurals GIVE BRIDGE PARTY I Delta Delta Delta sorority i Downs Sigma Nu will give Team 1-0 In a bridge i party at the University Cen- Soccer Finals ter, Saturday, November 25th, from 5S 2:30 to 5:30. Besides having table The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity '.. prizes for each table, there will also chalked up its second win in branches be attractive attendance prizes. of intra-mural sports with the defeat of a fighting Sigma One of the features of the afternoon Nu team in the soccer finals by a score of 1-0. will be a fashion show sponsored by The single goal of the SAE's was Halle-on-Main. The morning till night made in the motif will be carried out. The follow- second extra period of play by Bud McCraney. The defen- ing girls of the sorority will model. sive work of Kate Weaver, Charlotte McKnight, Cotton McGrady and Stubby Brown was exceptional, and Ruth Fleming will represent early stop- ping the Sigma Nu drives spearhead- morning, and will wear school clothes. ed by Dub Worthington Jeanne Reeves, Peggy Carloss, Louise and Barney Gallagher. Howry, and Marion Dickson will illus- The badminton tourney has gotten trate afternoon apparel, and will wear under way, but no accurate results street clothes. could be obtained from Walter Cos- Marjorie McEllroy, Dorothy Stacy, tello, intra-mural scorekeeper. and Ann Worten will represent eve- ning, wearing dinner dresses and for- mals. Then, "so to bed" r.odeling robes will be worn by Betty Ransom and Dale Botto. The admission will be twenty-five EAGLE cents.

CHI OMEGAS HONOR CLOTHES PATRONESSES WITH TEA The Chi Omega sorority entertained Wednesday afternoon with their an- Smartest nual tea in honor of their patronesses and faculty wives. The tea was he.j BERNARD LOCKRIDGE Hollywood in their lodge on the campus from -Courtesy The I'essScimitar three until five o'clock. Jane Lederer, DRAPE SUITS Cary Eckert and Betty Blue were in charge of arrangements. Rose Lynn ELITE BEAUTY SERVICE Barnard and Lillian Price poured tea 873 N. McLean Created by at the long table lit by yellow can- HAYS HEATON RUB GRAY WI.SON SCOTT BARRIE dles and decorated with bronze chry- -Courtesy The Commercial Appeal MRS. BIII.IE SCOTT santhemums. 7-0860 7-0861 in Hollywood The patronesses honored were: Mrs. KELSO SPEAKS TO BIBLE CLASS Robin Mason, Mrs. Robert Snowden, The Bible Class, at its meeting last Only At Mrs. Battle Malone, Mrs. Brinkley Lynx Roll Sunday evening, heard an interesting WELCOME ALUMNI Snowden, Mrs. W. S. King, Mrs. W. talk by Dr. A. P. Kelso on the sub- S. Laurence, Mrs. Robert Heard, and ject, "Puritanism." Next Sunday, Dr. SMART SPORTS WEAR Mrs. W. S. Anderson. J. H. Davis, professor of history, will NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS THE TOGGERY speak to the class MAIN At ADAMS Special M~tention concerning the life .,Coas~t to C'oat" KAPPA ALPHAS Special mention this week goes to senior Luke Dawson at the terminal of the great composer, Bach. His 91 SO. MAIN GIVE STEAK FRY two of the bulwarks of the South- position next year. He is 21 years old, talk will be supplemented by the play- Kappa Alpha entertained with a western line. Both men are familiar weighs 187 pounds and is 5' 10" tall. ing of several recordings of Bach's compositions. All students are invit- When the Occasion Calls for a Gift-Remember steak fry last Wednesday night at the faces on the campus and all of you Bernard also holds one of the most "The Brodnax Name on the Box Add Hill Side Skeet Club. The members will doubtless agree with us in our ed to attend. Much to the Value, important and creditable positions on but Nothing to the Cost" and their dates met at the lodge and choice. Both were standouts in last the campus. For two years CEO. T. BRODNAX then drove to the club. The party was Saturday's game with Clemson. he has Clemson last INCORPORATED from 4:30 until 8, and after supper First on the list is Bernard Lock- been on the honor council and is Saturday. Time and GOLD AND SILVERSMITH again he broke through the line to was served, there was dancing. Among ridge. Lockrldge, or Lock, as he is president of the council this year. Memphis spill Clemson's runners behind the line those present were: Jac Ruffin, presi- more familiarly known on the campus, Next and last on today's list is Hays of scrimmage. His offensive dent, with Louise Jennings; William is a junior from Albertville, Alabama. play was George Heaton. "Porky" hails from well done also, for very few gains McBurney, vice president, with Joye His father is engaged in the hard- Science Hill, Kentucky, were made over him or on either side Fourmy; Billy Murrah with Dale Bot- ware business (MY! MY! Isn't that a where his fa- of him. His best defensive work of the to, Neal Brien with Katherine Miller, coincidence?) in Albertville. His high ther is employed by one of the rail- year came when Clemson had the ball Charton Moore with Virginia Sawrie, school education was received at the road companies. He attended Somer- on the Lynx' one yard line. Two Bob Black with Cary Eckert, Cleve- Albertville High School. While in high set High School at Somerset, Ken- plays were tried on his side of the line and land Broadwater with Kathleen Fran- school he played on the baseball, bas- tucky. In prep school he played foot- sioli, John Flaniken with June Bostick, ketball and football teams. He was ball for three years, basketball one 1 both tries went for no gain. If that isn't great line play then Harry Hill with Dorothea Wyatt, Bill captain of his football team his senior year, and was on the track team for what is? Maybry with Marjorie Heard. year. Other athletic honors came to two years. He received honorable men- Strother Asquith with Arabia Woo- him when he was chosen on two all- tion on the all-star Central Kentucky ten, Dave Alderman with Jane Chilton star baseball teams, and when he was Conference team two years, and was McCULLOUGH'S Adams, Lloyd Gordon with Cecilia given honorable mention fqr the all- given honorable mention on the all- ESSO STATION Hill, Jere Klyce with Peggy Carloss, state football team. state team his senior year. FAXON and McLEAN Tip Gaither with Mary New, Rowlett Lock came to Southwestern in the Hays is a sophomore, having come Just 3 Blocks Away Sneed with Virginia Heppel, Alec Al- fall of '37. In that, his freshman year, to Southwestern a year ago this fall. V. G. McCullough Phone 7-9242 bertine with Milton Matthews, Jack he played in the backfield of the Last year he played tackle on the Booth with Betty Wooten, Rufus freshman team and also played on the freshman team. This year he started Shivers with Norma Bright, Harry freshman basketball team. Last year out as second string tackle and was Arnold with Elizabeth Hicks, David he played a good deal in the varsity elevated to the first string in the mid- Ruffin with Rose Anne Merritt, Ford backfield and on the varsity basket- dle of the year. Heaton was one of LAUNDRY Turner with Mary Miller, Everett ball team. the "Iron Lynx" who played all of the Mobley with Elizabeth Mullins. Up until the Clemson game, Lock- Loyola game. CLEANING ridge had seen little service. He did "Porky" is a pillar of strength in VARSITY NITE TONITE? not get into the game then until the the middle of the line. He is one of Call 5-3434 last quarter when he went in to re- the biggest men on the squad, weigh- STUDENT TICKETS GOOD FRIDAY Echoes From place Tony Canzonerl. This was Lock's ing two hundred and twenty-four first real assignment at the end posi- pounds and standing six feet one inch $1.10 Per Couple The Morgue tion. If he was inexperienced, the fact in his stockIng feet. WHITE ROSE Music By did not make itself known while he Hays' work has been notable all Laundry-Cleaner Three years ago this week- was in the game. After he first went year. but he reached his peak against NICK STUART Joe Williams, nationally sports writ- in Clemson tried to run two plays AND HIS around him with the net loss of five er, spoke at the annual football ban- Southwestern's fine Band i completely "HIT PARADE OF MUSIC" yards. From then on out they tried equipped with instruments and quet. supplies from our store. Visit us for estimates on Buescher, Bach,Sel- to run around the other end, but Luke mer, Colegate, Elkhart Band and Orchestra Instruments. New 20th Century Room Jim Merrin, editor of the annual, Dawson stopped them there. Several SAUL BLUESTEIN'S Never a Cover Charge For Dinner Guests announced that individual pictures of times Lock pulled the runner down all classes will be included in the 1937 when the said runner was trying to MELODY MUSIC SHOP annual. This is the first time that break through on the other side of 82 MADISON PHONE 8-6185 HOTEL CLARIDGE such pictures have been used. the line. From the looks of his per- Journal editors announced consol- formance, Southwestern is going to l,t 1 l U U EUUU UEME idation of the customary two issues have another good man to replace into one, to appear in the spring. ORPHEUM SUN-MON.-TUES. STARTS FRIDAY Two years ago this week-- LOEW'S Orley Nettles, junior end, was elect- STARTS FRIDAY DOUGLAS ed to captain the Lynx team next year. WARNER'S MR. Gaylon Smith was elected alternate WEEX OF NOV. 23 November 23-29 FAIRBANKS, JR. captain. PAUL MUNI in 4 BIG DAYS SMITH The Lynx Cats closed their season "We Are Not Alone" -AND-- by losing to Centre College, 7 to 6. 'Is everybody happy?' It's Romantic! Gaylon Smith scored his fourteenth GOES TO It's Inariguing! touchdown of the year. MARGARET Anne Potts won the women's ping TED WASHINGTON And Gay As Can Be! LOCKWOOD pong tournament. ZINC ETCH INGS1 LEWIS One year ago flu, week-- AND HIS ORCHESTRA '"The Importance of Being Earnest," COLOR* PLATE "DAYTIME by Oscar Wilde, was presented by the and his Greatest California "* 0*'T THIS AD AND ONE PAID AD- Southwestern Players. Revue MISSION GOOD FOR TWO- WIFE" "RULERS OF Gaylon Smith was elected captain 40-GREAT STARS-40 VOI) WED. AND FRI. A-a of the basketball team. with THE SEA" The SAE's won their sixth straight ALSO-ON SCREEN ** * * intramural championship by copping the volleyball tournament. "They All Com Ot" TYRONE POWER Steve Fazier, Thomas McLemore, LINDA DARNELL and George Humphrey were initiated RITA JOHNON-TOO NEAL STRAND MALCO into ODK '' iUUU//iU IUURNI U Page 4 THE SOU' WESTER Friday, November 24, 1939 Page 4 THE SOU'WESTER Friday, November 24, 1939 Lynx Lose To KAMPUS KERNELS Do Students And Students Prefer Dewey To . nutty knacks from our furry friends ... Faculty Look Alike Or Are We Crazy? Clemson, But Terrible! Roosevelt In I1940 Election Have you ever noticed that there She didn't drink, By JOE BELDEN In both polls it has been found that are quite a few "birds of a feather" most Play Fine Game She didn't smoke, Student Opinion Surveys of America college youth apparently pay no on the campus? Between the members Austin, Texas, Nov. 10.-Thomas E. attention to political party lines. Many She didn't know a dirty joke. of the faculty Stop McFadden And and the students, espe- Dewey, youthful New York district who say their or their parents' senti- But when I asked what do you do? cially the boys, there are some amaz- attorney, is first choice for the United ments lie with the Republican party Tigers Cold After She answered with a wink ingly striking likenesses. These quali- States presidency among the nation's select a Democrat, and vice versa. ties of affinity even promise to be Bad First Quarter That more than words bespoke. college and university students, less Therefore, in the results above there more than skin-deep. For instance than a third of whom want Franklin is no attempt to separate Democrats, By DOROTHY McGEHEE there's Dr. Townsend and Robert D. Roosevelt to run again. Republicans, or any others. The Southwestern Lynx ended the So off we went Price. Both are rotund, wear glasses, Six months ago the Student Opinion Comparisons with the polls of the home season with a loss to Clemson, Without a word; are extremely quick-witted and liter- Surveys of America, sounding board American Institute of Public Opinion 21-7, last Saturday, but they played And when I saw she scarce demurred, arily inclined, preferring Shakespeare of U. S. college youth, found in its show that possible candidates leading to all other poet-playwrights. Dr. three quarters of the best football Again I asked, "What do you do?" first poll on presidential possibilities among the nation's voters are the that has been seen here this year, in Townsend is noted for his dramatic same She closer to me bent that Paul McNutt, Democrat, held the among college students. With spite of a drizzling rain and a muddy ability, and it is rumored that Robert lead with a popularity of 17.7 per cent, Republican voters Dewey is a favorite. And smiling said, "I chew." field. The great Banks McFadden of aspires to follow in the Doctor's illus- only 2.1 per cent over Dewey. Today With Democrats, Garner is the leader, the Clemson team was completely -College Topics, U. of Va. trious footprints. the racket-busting Republican has and McNutt, who has been gaining stopped and the whole Tiger squad There is another professor-student climbed ahead and has with him over consistently, is second only to the was baffled at the strength shown by Anyway, they'll get there similarity which has possibilities-- a third of those collegians who declare vice-president. Among students, how- a team that they considered a breath- that of J. History Davis and Little ows who drive with one hand are usually headed for the they have made up their minds on a ever, Garner leads only in the South. er. Ickey Orenstein displayed his best Bobby McCrary. They like scarfs in candidate for 1940. McNutt has drop- In every other section of the country punting aisle of a church. Some of them will walk down it and some will be form, and Leon Underwood's lieu of neckties, love to jitterbug, pre- ped to second place, Vice-President Dewey and McNutt are more popular. was superb. carried.- -Lee Hi Mirror. fer shady to funny jokes, and further- John N. Garner following a close The answers above represent opin- The Lynx surprised everyone includ- * * * * more, cheerleading is the secret favor- third. ions only of those students who have ing themselves with ite hobby of both. decided their offensive Dead Bir ds The poll represents the opinions of on a possible candidate. There and defensive In appearance, Senor Storn and passing attack. South- "It'ss so good of you, doctor, to have come this far to see my students without including President is a large number-about 4 out of western completed three passes from Charlie Orto are very much alike. Roosevelt as a possible candidate. every 10-who say they do not yet to Luke Dawson and only husband. From the Orenstein rear view of their heads, Staff interviewers also asked a cross- have any particular choice. missed two, while Clemson completed "No t at all, Madam, not at all. I have a patient next door and they're hard to tell apart. And have section of students including all age, one and missed four. [thoughtt I'd kill two birds with one stone."-The you ever noticed that Jim Cogswell Specter, M.S.C.W. sex, geographical, and political groups, In the first of the game the Lynx and Rothrock Miller's An adventure is an inconvenience voices are too, "Would you like to see Roosevelt run got rightly considered. An inconvenience off to a bad start and gave away Dr. Daviss Agrees too alike--(eg, "Waal, Mrs. Town- for a third term?" three touchdowns in one and half send"). is an adventure wrongly considered.- quarters; one to McFadden, who gal- Mary, Mary, quite contrary, Another combination which has al- Only 31.8 per cent said yes. But G. K. Chesterton. since last January the President has loped 45 yards untouched for the first Howw does your garden grow? ready caused much comment is the increased his third-term approval score, one to Floyd, and one to Bryant. Whyy, by simple mitotic cellular division to normal biochemical physical similarity between Dr. Liston among collegians from 28.2 per cent, Bryant kicked all three extra points, and biophysical growth and and "Shipwreck" Kelly.... You know, development through the utilization of the continuing polls of Then the Lynx the shaggy, strong, idealistic men. the Student seemed to get on to soluble t errestrial minerals, atmosphere, carbon dioxide, legumine- themselves and they began to play erived Last year, it was Dr. MacQueen and Opinion Surveys show. The Surveys UNIVERSITY nitrogen, photosynthetic energy, are published weekly by student news- real football. Orenstein worked from and the inherent proper- Billy Kelly, but this term's best pair the Lynx 38 downfield to the Clemson erties of life, of course, silly.-The Miami Student. is C. P. Lee and Curtis Hurley. Now papers the nation over, which cooper- PARK CLEANERS ate by conducting local interviews 7 then on a trick play he lateraled to there is something. .... Don't get me that are mailed Underwood, who dashed over the goal started. to the headquarters at Joe the Two blocks as Jimmy Andrew faked a plunge at Smith had drowned in the Blackstone River, and University of Texas for tabula- from the oliceman was sent to his house tion. the line. Andrew missed the extra a po to break the news to his Women generally tend to remember To the question, "If Roosevelt is not College point but no one cared much because wife the pleasant experiences in their lives a candidate in 1940, whom would you the Lynx had at least scored. "Don't scare her to death," his superior officer warned. and forget the unpleasant ones, while The rest of the game was a draw as like to see elected president?" these So the officer wended his way to the Smith house. men remember the unpleasant ones, answers were given: Fast and Efficient both teams locked time and again. Wh en Mrs. Smith forgetting the pleasant ones.-Popular In the whole second half there were answered the summons the officer spoke: May'39 Today Service Science. 1. Dewey only two first downs for each side reg- "Is this where widow Smith lives?" (R) ...... 15.6 33.8 istered, and most of the show was the "I am Mrs. Smith," said the lady, "but I'm not a 2. McNutt (D) ...... 17.7 11.0 There are 75 people employed by 3. Garner (D) ...... E. R. TRIPLETT, superb punting of McFadden 9.7 9.4 Manager and Un- wid(ow." Southwestern, including 58 members derwood, who averaged 40 yards 4. Vandenberg (R)...... 3.8 8.3 And the officer simply said, "What will you bet?" of staff and faculty, 10 porters and 5. apiece. Hull (D) ...... 8.3 7.9 Phone 7-5851 janitors, 5 chefs, and 2 maids. All ... .. Clemson, of course, was the more Others ...... 29.6 powerful team, but there is no doubt A biig buck Indian had just ordered a ham sandwich at a drug about the fact that Southwestern is counter and was peering between the slices of bread when he turned This Ad worth Sc no n"psh over. The Lynx fought, and to the waaiter: "Ugh, you slice 'em ham?" When Applied on Any Order at fought hard. Every man on the team DELICIOUS FOODS BAKERY did his job well. Luke Dawson and waiter looked up and replied, "Yes, I sliced the ham." FRIEDEL'S A Store of Convenience-Established 1931 Tony Canzoneri played the ends mag- "Ug h," grunted the Indian, "you damn near miss 'em." on Poplar Pike, where the Gang gets OPEN 5 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SEVEN DAYS EACH WEEK together. 607 N. McLEAN nificently, Bernard Lockridge later -Aquinas Maroon and White. PHONE 7-1757 substituting brilliantly for Canzoneri. -_ __I Doyle Fuller, Capt. Harry Morris, and Dumpy Bailey did beautiful jobs in the line and Baxter Pouncey filled Will Rhea Winfrey's shoes well at fullback. The Clemson drill platoon took the field between halves and entertained the crowd with wide-flung maneuvers. The cadets marched into squad seg- ments, walked off by themselves, and then came together again in drill movements that were military per- fection.

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