THE TOREADOR Volume XX ZI 742 TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE, LUBBOCK, TEXAS, FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 1946 NUMBER 17 Vets Protest To College Administration Ags Begin Spring Brock Speaks To Definite Policy Is Semester With Six Petitions Signed 110 Present Pre-law-IRC's On The 21-year-old Aggie Club I'. F Asked By TWVA n the spring semester Tuesday ga Rifle Team Fires night. Feb. 12, with the large-41 Future In Politics Randolph Hearst Tech Debaters No Competition Letter Is Sent President, meeting held since the spring of 1943. There were 110 members pro- Spring Semester Plans Match Wednesday Avalanche And Directors sent. Discussed During Brief Defeat Five In In Two Offices Dean W. L. Stengel gave an [ The Business Meeting fifle team completed firing Petitions have been circulated Protest of past handling of housing facilities for veterans Aggie pep talk, welcoming all form- the Randolph Hearst match Wed- for six candidates for the four pub- at Texas Technological college and request for a definite future er and new students to Texas Tech "A Lawyer's Future In Politics" nesday afternoon, Feb. 13. This T.U. Tourney was the topic of Ralph Brook's lications offices. Bea Green, jun- policy by the college administration on the problem has been and division of agriculture. In 19,1- is an annual national match. Last 42 there were 557 students enroll- speech delivered to members of ior arts and sciences student from year the winning team, New Mexico Jacquelin Reynolds Wins made by the Tech War Veteran association in a letter to Dr. W, ed in the division. During the war, the Pre-Law-IRC club lest Mon- Lubbock, Is the only candidate for Military Institute scored 933 out M. Whyburn, president. The letter was dated Feb. 10 and copies this figure dropped to 84 in the day evening. Plans for spring se- Highest Individual Rate editor of the TOREADOR. and mester activities were discussed of a possible 1000; Tech had a were mailed to the college board of directors and to the Ava- spring of 1940 This semester stu- In Invitation Match Burton Crosson, sophomore corn dents, of which 6 are girls, are during a brief business meeting score of 846 The highest individual lanche-Journal. score last year was 192 and a boy merce student from Dallas, is the majoring in agriculture. Of this following the program. from the University of Michigan Tech debaters defeated five only candidate for business man "Concerning the letter," Dr. Whyburn, who returned to his 317 students, 159 are freshmen, 57 Mr. Brock is the former County fired. This year the unofficial teams in the Southwest Invitation ager of the TOREADOR. Dorothy office from Austin Wednesday morning and had only read are sophomores, 54 are juniors, 28 attorney for Lubbock County. He score of Tech is 923 out of a possible Debate Tournament held at the Cantrell, junior arts and science are seniors and 9 are graduate stu- has been recently discharged from the letter hastily, said: "I am proud of the community and the 1,000; that score Is University of Texas, February 8-9. student of Lubbock, is running fur dents. Veterans make up 68 per the navy, and Is now practicing just 10 less college for what we have been ablei, -- than the winningcore s of last Highest individual rating among re-election as business manager of en( of the enrollment. law in Lubbock. He studied pre- to do for the veterans thus far un- year. Tech debaters went to Jacquelyn La VENTANA, and her opponent Angie Club officers for the spring law at Tech and received his Law Audie R Lee, a student of Tech Reynolds, with Maxine Henners- is Robert Pardue. freshman arts • nester are: Thelbert Miller, presi- Degree f rom Texas University. der We viTrcroentinauneditcoapel fired a score of 193 in the match dorf and James Bowman in a tie and sciences student from Lub- ate Registration dent; Carl Dwyer, vice president; "A lawyer has something to do thing in our power to render se, for second . bock Alice Meading, sophomore Earl Sears, secretary; Earl Bur- with every public official that goes this year; this is one more than vice to the war veterans." the winning score of the individual Duncan Ellison and Floyd Sad- arts and science student of Sla- nett treasurer; Darrel Sims, mar- into office," he said. He remark- Dr. Whyburn said he planned to dler, affirmative boys teams; Into- ton, and Sue Stockard, sophomore shall; and Willard Brock, song ed upon the fact that politics is of last year. Those firing In the confer with the officials of the Figures Add 52 Hearst Trophy match were Doyle gene Bagwell and Maxine Hen- arts and science student from San- leader, the best way for a young lawyer veteran organization regarding the Lane, Jack B. Snowden, Robert N. nersdorf, affirmative girls team, ta Anna, are candidates for editor Fifty-two additional students Standing committees and their to get his name before the public, letter as soon as he can dispose of each defeated one Texas U. team. of La VENTANA. have registered at Tech during the chairmen are: membership, Earl whether he makes politics a life- Rainey, Jimmie L. McFarland, and other pressing problems confront- William C. Slagle; Team 2, Earl W. Oliver McMahon and James Bow- Deadline for filing of petitions past week, according to figures sears; social activities, R. V. Ball; time career or choses to use it as ing his office, Sears, Marion D. Jones, Willard C. man, negative boys team, were was Thursday, Feb. 14. released to the Toreador Wednes- program, Carl Dwyer; stadium, a stepping stone to a successful A copy of the letter was sent to Brock, James R. Hewlett, and Bill winners in debates with two Wich- Candidates must have at least day afternoon by registrar W. P. James Gunter; refreshments, Jer- career in legal practice. The Avalanche-Journal and to the E. Robertson; Team 3, Joe 0. Ar- ita U. teams. Barbara Green and a C average in all college work Clement. Of the 3,204 Teehsans ry Beavers and Aggie-officers com- Brock pointed out that politics college board of directors. Appar- rington, Audie R. Lee, Donald E Jacquelyn Reynolds, negative girls and have passed at least nine now attending classes, 1,202 are mittee, Darrel Sims. helps develop tact, friendliness, ently the letter was result of an Black, Samuel T. Johnston, and team were the leaders in debates semester hours with a C average veterans. The 52 who registered In the business session a pro- good memory for names and pleas- official action by the Tech War Charles M. Funk. with one Wichita and one Texas the semester preceeding the one 1.t week are veterans. gram of activities for the semes- ing personality . In conclusion, he Veterans association since it bore S-Sgt. George Chavis is coach team. In which the election is held. Can- Peak enrollment at Tech was in ter was discussed. Plans for the stated, "I consider dishonesty on signatures of Troy Davidson, com- exceptional job this year accord- Since only three colleges parti- didates must have at least 60 col- 1939-40 when 4,246 students regis- semester Include an Aggie-Home the part of a public official trea- mander; Jim Humphreys, vice com- The boys will begin firing for cipated there were no men's and lege hours at the time of assum- tered for the entire school year. Ec. party. Aggle Club banquet, fur- son." Members of the club then mander; Donald E. Shultz, secre- of the rifle team and has done an womens' division observed. ing office and must have &ended The Spring enrollment for 1940 was nishing the auditorium, setting up asked the speaker questions about tary; Burton Crossen Linen. of- ing to Mj. C. F. Hartman. The following colleges were rep- Tech at least .one full school year 3.696 which compared to the matri- the club office and report of the ficer; Wayne Kittley, special ser- politics and the legal profession the Eighth Service Command match resented: University of Texas, five previous to the election with the culation figures for the current stadium committee. in general. vice officer; and Executive Com- on Thursday, Feb. 14. This Includes teams; University of Wichita (Kan- exception of ex-service men and semester of 3,204 is only 432 short Throughout the semester meet- Patti Hall, vice-president and mitteemen Tom Douglas, Charles colleges In the states included In sas), three teams; and Texas Tech women who were attending Tech of the record. Estimates for the ings will be held on the second program chairman, gave an out- A. Arnold, Joe B. Meador and Rob- the Eighth Service Command, with four teams. prior to their entrance into the Fall semester of 1946 tend to pre- and fourth Tuesday nights of each line for the proposed activities of ert L. Pardue. which are Tex.. Oklahoma, Arkan- The proposition was: "Resolved: armed service. These students must dict a record of over 5,000 month. An interesting program de- the club for the spring semester, "We enter this protest of past sas, New Mexico, and Louisiana. That Every Able-bodied Male Cit- have possessed all other qualifica- Comparative figures of the num- signed to directly benefit the mem- which includes spring semester handling of housing facilities so Tech won this match last year with izen of the United States Should tions necessary for holding office ber of men and women enrolled bers is being planned. initiation of new members, a fresh- that veterans wishing to enroll in a score of 3.683 out of a possible Have One Full Year of Compul- In their last semester In attendance at Tech show a greater majority of Refreshments of chocolate milk man trial, girls' trial, an IRC pro- classes at Texas Tech in the future 4,000. sory Full Time Military Train- at Texas Tech. Two elective of- men students than last week's to- and fudge squarest were served gram, the big spring trial which will not meet with the same dif- Last week Tech won over Rice ing Before Attaining the Age of fices may not be held simultaneous- tals. At present 1,851 men have after the meeting was adjourned will be open to the student body, ficulties faced by many such stu- Institute with a score of 956 to ly by the same person. registered as contrasted with 1,353 with the singing of the Matador a banquet, and a picnic. dents at the beginning of the cur- their 873 out of a possible L000. Students from about 16 Texas Publications elections will be held women. This is the first semester song led by Willard Brock, song Troy Davidson, president, called rent semester," the letter said. The team is firing against the high schools heard the college de- on Thursday, Feb. 28, and ballot since 1941 that the male enroll- "We ... are anxious to be given leader. an executive meeting for Tuesday, bates and later debated two rounds. boxes will be in the administration ment has out numbered the coeds. this week. the answers to some perplexing at which meeting several resolu building, home economies building, problems, heretofore undisclosed by lions were decided upon to present agricultural building, and engineer- a maze of conflicting public state- Plant Industry Club "Fiber Blender" before the club at the next meet CALL FOR SINGERS, DANCERS ... ing building. ments in regard to recent dif- ng, which will be this Monday Reorganized Recent! PS, _RFtfc1(111+111,1 ev...ino• Derrell Carnenter Chief justice, it to call a docket cons- Mies for returning veterans wish- treTtirnirig Nets Reorganization of the Plant In- mittee meeting to plan the fresh- ing to enroll at the college. dustry club was started in a re- In Publication man trial. Plans for initiation were As college records show, and Strengthen Tech cent meeting. The club, composed discussed, as well as the advis- lans Underway For we are certain you are well in- Adaptation of the "fiber blend- of junior and senior members of " developed by Miss Ruby E. ability of dividing the two clubs formed on the subject it was esti- er the Plant Industry departmet, has before next semester, and resurn- '3asketball Team mated that more than 500 stu- Stewart of the Chicopee Manu- been inactive since the spring of facturing Corporation Research ing weekly meetings for the club dents, mostly veterans of World The team has been 1943. at Texas Technologicalorfoe the remainder of this seines war II, who expressed intentions of A committee was appointed to Tech Varsity Show strengthened this semester by the entering school here for the cur- carry out reorganization. Elmer College received recognition in the ter. return of several veterans to the rent term, but who were turned Hargrove of Roby is temporary December 1945 issue of the Tex- — * * campus. away or given no encouragement chairman. tile Research Journal. Trained Home Ec Garland Head, former letterman to attend this college, therefore Obtaining homeigeneous cotton With the return of and leading scorer this semester, are not enrolled at Texas Tech— samples for fiber testing has been icrd-war cc. I Married Vets Live was a paratrooper of the Army and fed from the same kitchens. rollment figures at Texas Tech, a condition we feel unhealthy for one major problems in laboratory Students Demand and served several months in Eu- "All these facts presented above an institution of progressive edu- procedure Revision in the .e of plans are now under way for the In rope. He was a football letterman clash sharply with a statement re- Quarters At cation such as ours,' 'the letter blender," formerly used revival of the Tech Varsity Show. leased by W. T. Gaston, business t. "fiber. Exceeds Supply in 1942-43. The 1946 production will ne the " Nabors. lettered continued. manager of the college, in which only in factory work, enables re- The demand for trained home Army Air Field Roland "Tuffs, Would Trace Facts fourth annual show written, di- in basketball in 1942-43. He served he said that all students wishing search workers to make better lab- economists far exceed the number rected and staged by Tech stns in the Timber Wolves division and "We would attempt to trace brief- to attend Tech had obtained ade- oratory samples for testing. of college graduates available for Married veteran students. their dents, the first being staged in was in the Battle of the Bulge. ly the facts leading to this semes- quate housing facilities. This state- Miss Stewart, a 1944 Tech grad- jobs as home making teachers, wives and children are now living 1941. Tufty was on the football squad ters' overcrowded conditions On ment released to the Associatod uate in textile engineering, ix a home demonstration agents and The Varsity Show is being spon- at LAAF. Climaxing more than a of '42. having been all-state center July 29. there appeared in the local Press saying that housing a horse cotton technologist in the Chico- other home economics workers, ac- sored by the student council, and month and a half of negotiations, papers stories quoting James G. was the most difficult problem pee laboratories. cording to Miss Margaret Weeks, in high school. the proceeds go to the student Or- Allen "Big John" Close, 6 feet Allen .dean of men, and W. P. faced by the college officials aiao dean of Home Economics at Texas couples started moving in last ion building fund. Various campes 6 inches tall, is now on the starting Clement, registrar, as to the number is much to the contrary of tne Technological College. Thursday morning and today ap- clubs have underwritten the pro• line-up after having served sev- of veterans expected by the open- actual facts. Summer Calendar Each daythe calls for home eco- duction for approximately $500. proximately 40 returnees and their eral months in Europe. ing of the 1945 fall semester, and Difficult'. Recognized nomists to fill various jobs in- Jodie Wofford. Jamie Trainer. families are living at the closed Robert Lofland, playing college the housing shortage that was due "It is recognized by thisorgani- Is Released crease. The total number of oppor- and Tom Douglas, student council army base. This number includes basketball for the first time; but to face these veterans. At that time, zation that the housing situation in tunities for positions in the field members, are in charge of organ- the press notices state, in quoting A suggested summer session cal- has reached 27 since the first of not only Tech students but also having had experience In high Lubbock was, and has continued ization of the show. At present the these two officials, 'scores of let- veterans who are working in Lub- school and independent ball, was to be, very critical. We recognize endar for 1946 has recently been January. Institutions in Louisiana, positions most needed to be filled bock. discharged from the Navy in Dec- ters were being received daily from the lack of facilities at Tech and released. The suggested calendar New Mexico and Arizona as well are those of general director, music- veterans wishing to enroll here. will allow one day for registra- as Texas have contacted the Tech Conversion of LAAF for civilians ember after serving three years. the lack of adequate funds to com- al director, dance director, music 'This was in addition to,' the story lion, two days for final examin- , department for recommendations. net a national precedent as it is Willard Sutton, a transfer from bat these shortages, plus a shortage arranger, and script writers. 'Ro- adds, 'an average of about six ex- the first time on record that army Weatherford Junior College, has of materials during the past few aliens and 32 days for class work . "We do not have anyone to dents interested in these positions servicemen being interviewed daily for each of the two summer ses- recommend for all our graduates facilities have been used in this had experience on the Selman Ser- years that would have hampered should contact Tom Douglas or as to their educational plans for are placed before they receive their manner. Former bachelor officers' vice team club in Louisiana. any attempts to prepare for the sions. write to the student council, the future, all wanting to attend degrees. January home economics quarters have been converted Into J. T. "Slick" LeVay from Poca- sudden influx of veterans. We also Registration for the first sum- Douglas urged student coopera- college here if housing was avail- mer term will tak place Wednes- graduates received jobs as dietitions two room apartments for each hontas, Va.. was discharged from recognize that Texas Tech is tion in producing the show, and able: The warning of an impend- in a Texas University and in high couple. Three room apartments are the Navy in December and is now ing an obstacle common to all col- day, June 5. A holiday will be ob- stated that the positions named ing college housing shortage was schools teaching home making," provided for families having two participating in basketball. leges throughout the nation. served July 4 and final examin- must be filled before the Vat city given at that time. but no statement ations are scheduled for Monday says Dean Weeks. or more children. Rent for these Allen Hooks from Amarillo was "Yet, in view of this. we con- Show can be presented. recently discharged from the Army of policy or plan was made . . . tend that a definite program should and Tuesday, July 15-16. apartments is charged in prepor- "By the beginning of this se- On Thursday, July 18, students NOTICE tion to the amount of government Air corps. have been formulated at an early ATTENDS FUNERAL Clayton Roberts, a veteran of t he mester's registration the college date rather than the pacific at- register for the second term and Merilyn Snider, editor of La Ven- income received by each veteran, had made announcements of plans final examinations will be held on tana, requests that students who Clark Schooley, assistant profes- plus 31 additional if army furni- Marines, was here during the Fall titude that has been prevalent cur- semester and is playing basket- to obtain Lubbock Army Air field ing the past few months," the letter Monday and Tuesday, August 26- wish to submit snapshots to ap- sor of journalism, left Saturday, ture is rented. Negotiations are Feb. 9 for Effingham, Ill., to at- ball now. barracks, knowing full well that continued "We are protesting the 27 pear in the college yearbook, turn now being made to open a lunch- tend the funeral of his father. Prof. no money could be spent there as lateness of action and not the lack Wednesday, August 28, is the them in to her in room 205 of the room in the officers' mess hall the the property did not belong to Tex- of facilities—this action being tentative date set for commence- journalism building. These pic- Schooley plans to return in the first of next week. as Tech,' the letter charged, 'and brought about partially through the ent. tures must be in before Feb. 23. early part of next week. Transportation to the base has eventually announcing that only efforts of the citizens of Lubbock been the greatest inconvenience married veterans would be allow- ! who formed campaigns to locate IT'S LOVE, LOVE, LOVE met in the housing project. The ed to live there, and finally plac- housing. and exerted pressure un- local bus company is operating ing even this under the authority til action was taken by the college. special transportation between of the City of Lubbock—after class- Faculty Problems Seen LAAF and Tech in cooperation with es had begun. Then there was the "Also in relation to the above oollese officials and the Housing announcement made that students problems, why were veterans not Authority of the City of Lubbock. in the dormitories at the college informed before registration of the which Is managing the project. would be housed three to a room, ainsis ory e Busses are scheduled to run at shortage of instructors? This has 7 a. m., 8 a. m., 4:10 p. m. and making room for 48 married coup- proved, and will prove to be a ser- Friday, Feb. 15 les in Mens Dorm No. 1, now oc- and for a purely mercenary rea- standing." 6:45 p. m. Students who have cars ious hinderance to proper instruc- By LAURETTE McCLUNG Through the ages such worthy Senior Class Meeting, C101, 5 p. m. cupied by women. This announce- son—she needed a pair of nylons have formed car pools. tion In many technical courses Toreador Staff Writer contributors to the ideals of Val- Sophomore Class Meeting. Ad220, came too late to benefit many and the guy next door owned the W. T. Gaston. Tech business man- where some personal contact Is entine's Day as Cleopatra and Nap- 5 p. m. veterveteransans who had already return- The God of Love, Cupid I, is factory. So she approached him in ager, said every available vacancy needed between professor and stu- oleon stoked Cupid's fires. Cleo, Socii Orchid dance, Hotel Lub- ed home after failing to find space revolving in his grave these days this manner: other than LAAF has been filled dent. according to statistics, becoming bock, 9-12:00 p. m. to live on or near the campus. and the answer is revealingly sim- "Hey, Mike, if you will let me by students and no veteran seek- "We recognize the pressing ad- the patron saint of this day of Saturday, Feb. 16 Dormitories Discussed ple. His charges—the he's and she's in on your nylon racket I'll cut ing admission to the college has ministrative duties of the college lacey love, since she required her Las Chap presentation dance, Lub- of the universe—have kicked over you in for part interest on a been rejected because of inability "At the present time the men at the present but feel these out- lovers to consider every day Val- bock Hotel. the traces fashioned by Cupid I scheme of mine." to provide rooms or apartments. are living three to a room in the lined problems should be called to entine's—if the token of love was Wesley Players Banquet, Social in the dark ages. And with this sage piece of in- mens' dormitory," the letter con- your attention as they directly af- nothing but a hairpin, Cleo want- Center, 7:00 p. m. fect 1,187 students who are veterans If the reader happen to be of formation as an introduction, she tinued. "According to a recent an- ed it! Arrangements Made For Ca. Linda Valentine party, 8:30- nouncement in the local papers, of the war, and whose ranks are the old school, he will know where- proceeded to brief him In the pos- It was inevitable that such a Engineering Show 11:30. only 18 women in the remaining likely to swell to 2,000 ley the open- of I speak, for Cupid in his orig- sibilities of making a profit on Monday, Feb, 18 the lovelorn. She acquired the ny- mercenary tendency be handed three dormitories are living in ing of the fah semester of this inal book of rules decreed all men AWS, Ad220, 5 p. m. lons, incidentally, and the gallant down—which brings us to the pre- Arrangements are being made "double-up" conditions. According year," the letter concluded. "We to be bold. gallant and "sigh" all- Tuesday, Feb. 9 knowing. On the other hand, the knight came into possession of the sent Valentine season. Today the for the 20th annual Engineers Ban- to this, the entire group of wo- hope that an immediate answer quet to be given March 2. The Phi U, He102, 7:30 p. m. female of the species was placed Valentine scheme and a headache. weaker sex prefers something of men living in Mens' Dorm No. 1 to this protest will be given, stat- banquet is always held the first Sock and Buskin, Ad202. 7:15 p. m. in parenthese at the end of the which was indicative of future more durable quality than_ frilly could have easily been moved to ing a definite policy of the admin- Saturday in March. The Alumni Cercle Francais, Ad220, 7 p. m. rules—very small parentheses. The times. messages of love, although -these the other two women's dorms, giv- istration of Texas Technological students all over the nation will Wednesday. Feb. 20 dames of Cupid's day were seen During St. Valentine's time a complimentary epistles may be con- ing one more to the veterans, both college." hold a similar banquet at the same D. F. D party, Social Center, 6-10 but never, never heard. When some group of Irish officials met and veniently placed as a subordinate single and married if so desired. The War Veteran association's date. The main speaker at the ban- p. rn. bright chick resented this old rule, l'esigned the sainted person as attraction. General observation Statements that this was impossible letter came after several weeks of quet will be Homer A. Hunter, Social Clubs she simply slipped the adage onto father of Valentine's Day, and the would lead one to assume that the because of kitchen facilities seem conferences and discussions, be- Lubbock city manager. The toast- Thursday, Feb. 21 the innocent heads of tots and young man of nylon fame did not sweet young things would settle rather inadequate in explanation, tween Tech officials and downtown . T. Gray. The WRA, Ad208, 7 p. m. there left it—thank goodness! Dur- object since he was Involved in for chocolates o as in times of master will be W in view of the fact that during civic leaders concerning the hous- Canterbury club, Episcopal rem a martial entanglement at the time yore, nylon hose. r. banquet will be semi-formal and parts of 1943 and 1944, air crew ing problem as It specifically ap- ing this process of upheaval by the tory, 6 p. m. —in those days the experience was (To the gentlemen: You can't two hours of dancing will be fea- detachments were housed tour to plies to former servicemen stu- fairer sex, a sister of the bright Forum, Ad208, 1:30 p. m. referred to as a "slight misunder- sue the writer, she is under age.) tured . a room In the two men's dorms, dents. fairer sex, a sister of the zright Page Two THE TOREADOR Friday, February, 15, 1946

RESULTS GIVEN ON "COUNT" HEARING ... I RUNS ARE MADE ON LOCAL HOSE SUPPLY ... THE TOREADOR THE TOREADOR, student newspaper of Texas Technological college Is published every Friday on the campus of Tex. Technological col- lege at Lubbock by the associated students of the college. Toreador Scavenger "Back To Sox" Slogan Is FI Entered as second class matter, October 31, 1925, at the postoffIce In Lubbock, Tex., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Editorial offices, Press Building, Rooms 103, 105 Freed By Opinion Telephones: College switchboard; Night editor, 8548. Heard Through Dorms he Count has been vindicat- Memtxt ed! From .... I Students voiced their opinions By TECIISIE TRUEHEART Rssociated Collegiate Press this past week in countless let- Toreador Lovelorn Editor ters, telegrams, anonymous tele- (News Item: Lubbock stores DR. C. M. NEEL ...... phone calls and even personal visits are still without women's hose.) National Advertising Service, Inc. to the Toreador office and staff A "back to MOO movement w.,- members. A careful survey Indi- Optometrist Collese PI/blither, firpresmeatire started last week in Tech's we cates that the Count was valiant. 920 MADISON AI.t NEW VC... N. mens' dorm, and from the latest 011.... b.f. I. 5•• Imtocilco ly defended, upheld and white- reports, residents are offering washed by ten students to every whole-hearted support. With the ORTHOPTICS AND (ACP) means Assoriated College Press. one who clamoured for his an- absence of rayon and silk hose 1' nihilation . from the counters of local store. One grief-stricken coed openly for the past few months (heavens! VISUAL TRAINING WAYNE KITTLE MARY TROY declared her Intentions to "end It we won't even mention nylons) co- all' by stabbing herself on the eds have entered the movement Editor Business Manager steps of the Press building, If the with much spirit (and abandon.) 1620 BROA OWA PHONE 7155 2 .... Another Count's column should be discon- Most popular forms of extra-ex- tinued. tra-curricula activities include that Associate Edits, Earline Young By 01 MEOUT r A professor, who prefers that his the social to-do's must require • name be withheld, called the Tor- formals. You see, with those long While serving my period of to STAFF—Bess Baldwin, Billie Jean Burrell, Frances Clark, Nova- eador office and insisted that if dresses no one knows whether or button I have been seriously con the Count should be eliminated, not the legs underneath are cloth- line Freeman, Bea Green, Anne Hurt, Pherba Jordan, Ben Ogles- sidering starting up a newspape his entire grading system would be ed In nylons or bobby sox, and nine by, Jr., Maxey Pinson, Christina Tippit, Jane Watson, Mildred of my own. and having no dealing ppropriate upset. It seems he rends the 1 chances out of ten it is the latter . Young. with the snobby Toreador staff Count's column ea refully every If the date isn't quite up to the However, after much pleading by week making mental notes of stu- social strata of a social dance, it that august body, I am forced dents mentioned as having the lin almost required that it be a coke to print my jottings in their col- "taffy" on no and on and those date on the avenue or a movie, tit Class Scheduling ... umns. A sample of what the class- who are seen frequently at the After all, that precious GIFTS rous pair of ified page of the unborn paper college hang-outs. From little bits would look like Is shown below. 51 gauge, or if oe knows Since the current registration The Toreador has heard much of Information innocently dropped someone very good those nylons, --The Count. by the Count from time to time he criticism on the Tech method of class scheduling. It seems that (Oh, that word), have to be pre- iy for is able to infer whether or not students desiring to enroll for a certain professor's section, any WANTED served until THE special occasion the student has the time or in- comes along. It is well known that certain professor, are told by officials who schedule the classes clination to study, and can base Mina Hollis Holt would like to one resident of a women's dormi- his grades accordingly . that the names of the instructors can't be told. have a skilled chauffer to drive tory faithfully washed her last pair ti STUDENT NEEDS There seems to be no real reason why this information can't her '42 Buick. The applicant should So with this issue the Count re- of 51's in the finest soap (that turns to his old hang-out, page ;41 be given. It was learned that in the days gone by, the problem be prepared to act as an escort soap is also precious now) once It arose when much confusion was encountered in English classes. and body guard when necessary. A two of the Toreador, with the de- every week, never wearing them, young man who wears boots Is clared Intention of spreading the In the years 1939 to 1941 there were over 30 sections of freshman for three months. Her roommate, preferred. secret love life of every unsuspect- who no doubt needed a manicure, t2. English, and it can be well seen that some confusion would arise, ing Techsan boldly before the eyes merely ran her hands through the IF the students had been told by upperclassmen and various other STRAYED of his avid readers. In a special freshly laundered hose and snagg- interview with a TOREADOR re- sources, "Don't get in So-and-So's class, he's no good," or "Blank Anyone knowing the whereabuots ed a nasty runner. Needless to re- porter, the Count said, "Needless to port, this roommate moved out the of a blonde cockerpuppy that is will work you to death." say this favorably outcome of stu- very day with a purple eye and It seems to The Toreador that this absence of names on class well trained and answers to the dent and faculty opinion has been dame of Genie, please notify Miss minus a few strands of hair. The schedules in classes other than freshman, is offering a so-called more than gratifying to me. In big event came that very night Joe Ann Bailey. He was only out the future I shall devote my en- protection to instructors who, if the students had their choice, of her sight for a moment, but and the girl who had faithfully o; tire time and energy to the ful- washed the 51's wore lace hose. !. would be without pupils. Also, it is forcing students, in some since he is so highly valued. all fillment of my fan's literary de- Memories of juke boxes and precautions are being taken in case sires. My column shall continue cases to suffer through four and a half months of classroom reci- record players have been brought l' that some collector might have his' to be filled with malicious scandal, 41 , Handsome tation with a teacher whose personality clashes with their's. It back with the donning of the bobby 8,t Cigarette cc her eyes on this puppy. libelous statements and the revela- sox and more than one coed has is a well known fact that tastes differ in students as well as Ron of closely kept secrets." n Lighters and 17-Jewel, professors. Some Techsans are, to put it in their own words, WANTED been caught listening to Sinatra's - weekly program, with that wistful waterproof, shod, proof, "simply crazy" about a teacher that the person across the hall Any information as to where a look in her eyes. literally loathes. o al might purchase a cute formal The outcome of the whole situ., automatic wind Wouldn't it be much easier on students, and give the instruc- in Lubbock. Notify any girl that lion remains to be seen. It has to be presented. Watches! tors a more enthusiastic attitude to know that every Techsan was been suggested that girls caught Life With the Exes wearing hose be ostracized until enrolled in a section thought by their choice teacher? The up- LOST NOON OOOOOOOO 4,111•01111100,111 they take them oft and wear what Fe heaval might be drastic for the first time the method was tried. One bright flame has been lost the remainder of the girls have to . News of the marriage of Eloise An example of what could happen Again, it might work out much better. True, there would be a recently on the campus by Anita I Jackson of Irving, former Tech very small minority of Tech teachers without classes. These Hale. Duncan Ellison would like to persons caught with hose has student, to Willard E. Sutton of been observed on one wing when would be the teachers who have lost their popularity with Tech- for it to be found, so that he might Rotas has reached the campus. completely extinguish It or else re- a girl-with-connections started out Mrs Sutton formerly lived in Dal- to meet her date wearing nylons Thomas Jewelry sans in the past by poor teaching habits, and have stayed on, turn it. As yet Miss Hale has stipu- las. Seventeen "so-called" friends mob- only by the fact that the student didn't know who was teach- lated no reward. Jack D. Bartell, seaman first ing the certain section. bed her, only wanting to feel real 1301 College Phone 2-3181 . ALSO LOST class, of Weinert, student of Tech nylons. The poor creature was Isn't it about time Texas Tech dropped the lottery system in when he entered the Navy, re- found two hours later, tied up in 3P17,14MIEEVIMENEBBIIIINIM class scheduling and settled down to a method that has seemed Garland Head's head seems to cently was honor man . of a class shower, minus the hose. Now finishing gunner's mate school at to work wonderful in the majority of the larger institutions he either lost, strayed, or stolen. seventeen coeds have a strip of Greed Lakes, Ill. His average was Lose thrntrohnnt the Trnilr+e' Ctorne , slat.. It is reported that he is engaged. ------• • t`i ""•utt Pc t onus t't but is able to keep the fires burn- up boards . Tech's population would he injured and worlds of good would ing at Tech — strictly on a platonic Announcement has been made of be done. basis. the marriage of Betty Gwendolyn Tanella King of Del Rio, former Stoy of Crandall to Lt. Arthur Tech student, was married recent- One Count Meout has disappear. Guy Martin of Temple, former ly to Lt. Hal H. Harlan of King- ed from circulating among the key- Techsan. Lieutenant Martin serv- ston, N. C., in ceremonies at the holes end observation towers. It ed two years in the Ninth Air Yuma, Ariz., air field Mrs. Har- Greek Letters ... is feared that he has been kid- Force. lan was a member of Las lit vat- 1012 napped. Anyone knowing his where- Something is threatening Tech campus that can be prevented aches while on the campus. shouts. please notify Bud Jack- for promises. Please make your re- Announcement has been made of but can hardly be destroyed once it is started. son. quest clear to the parties con- the marriage of Mrs. Ingrid Young Have you considered the Greek Letter Societies? If you have cerned before it is too late, of El Paso to Lt. Fred P. Arm- FOR SALE strong, civil engineering graduate. not, now is the time to do so. If you do not want Tech to become FOR SALE of Tech. The bridegroom is sere- a Tea-sipping SMU of the Southwest with bankroll standards of One slightly broken heart for Jack Earl Creel would like to log as engineering officer of an C. democracy, run do not walk to the nearest person and tell him Vslentine's Day. It is In good con- dition in spite of the fact that sell some pedigreed chickens. Call t,ST in the Pacafic. that Tech is no place for the Pan Hellenics. one Floyd Sadler made a big dent during laboratory hours in Aggie We realize that they have lots to offer to those that they offer In It. Anyone interested, please grove when the prof is out to lunch it. Or, in other words, they do have advantageous characteristics notify or get in touch with Lib McLarry. Beverly Bescanson will auction that we cannot deny. off a few price pelts she has ar But, we feel that Tech does not need anything they have FOR SALE OR TRADE mulated during the first semes- to offer. We are and should continue to be PROUD of the fact ter. All old merchandise must go Candidates in the coming publt- in order to clear the shelves fo r that we are one of the largest universities in this part of the cations election will trade votes the spring goods. country that is not poluted with fraternities and sororities. Surely we have social clubs and we cannot say that in all 11110•1110,11111111011011111111011•11141•11111111111111•111•0111*, OOOO cases they are perfect, but we can say this—they ate much better than the money grasping Greeks. Social clubs fill a need that seems to exist on all campuses. Captain Clene Let's be sensible and realize our peril. The only way the Greek Letter fraternities can come to Tech s\,, is through our board of directors. The Directors will want to do what the student body wants them to. After the feats are here is 2 no time to gripe. If you do not want these autocratic societies Your clothes will have longer on your campus, make your noise now and not when it is too Its love at first sight—when life as well as a new and fresh late, Student's Music you see the Princess Gardner The social clubs would not want to do what the majority appearance if cleaned and prey - Headquarters Registrar. The slim, fashionable of the student body does not want. But they will never know un- by us. billfold that neatly organizes your keys, coins, 350 til they hear the voices of the independents. Do not be afraid to Compli•te lane of bills, pet snapshots and credentials In one state your opinion. Sheet Music and Records trim packet. Fine leather in five rich colors Here is the set up. Tech is not a "rich man's" school. It is one of the friendliest colleges in the country. Folks do not look at SOUTH PLAINS your sorority pin before speaking to you when passing. Our Vogue Cleaners politics—though not Utopian—is for from being as corrupt as you MUSIC CO find on any campus having Greeks. Our social clubs have mem- , • 1209 COLLEGE 1r1 91 "I'l l 1214 Bdwy. I 'So .11 c 7”51 berships that exceed any of the chapters which operate wholly on the quota system, which is worse than any of our clubs. In order to keep Tech uncontaminated for future students zed I to make it hold its friendly and democratic standards, let's stamp out the Greeks before they get here. Announcing .

Microfilm and Books ... pack a library of 5,000 books int. , , BRYANT'S TAXI "Today it is possible to brief case," states Lyle Morey, head cataloger for Mary Ft, library at the . Through the miracle of microfilm, the amazing process • Dial photographing important books, documents, newspapers, or be 5711 ness records on 35 or 16 mm film, this fantastic feat is accompl el. ed. Mary Reed library has approximately 200 complete vegan' , "lack q/zost" , . for use in this manner, and expects to obtain more film now it , the war is over, according to Mr. Morey. All any D. U. student must do is obtain permission from I Mill to you librarian, Mr. Joseph Hare, and he will be able to get access • ... Has been bought by the former owners, the microfilm strip needed and the portable microfilm read, which is valued at $65. This portable reader relays the film irri,•• , Hunter and "Cotton" Bryant, who have just re- by way of a mirror to a glass screen in the projector, magnifying each page to larger than normal reading size. turned from the Service. We will appreciate your The real purpose of microfilm books in Mary Reed library patronage. is to make available to students doing intense research in sul.- jects that require books that are not on library loan, or can id • Sub-Station be obtained through the various reserve rooms. Mr. Morey rn Day & Night phasizes that is not a novelty. but a practical means of obtie , Martin's Service ing information. 07•■••••■■•

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Friday, February, IS, 1946 THE TOREADOR Page Thee Red Raider Basketeers Take Cowboy Series ir the Coach. having to ask a team up to play a game of Water Polo. Tech Letters To Editor: needs first a new stadium, then we Hardin-Simmons Lose Tech Has Taller From The Bench badly are in need of a Gymnasium . . the best we can now offer a visiting foe is an old runglown 143 -.CI INTER PANTS PINSON barn. Why even the Aggie depart- Cage Artist Than Toreador will publish sir letter ment houses their livestock in a Two To Men-In-Red that Is of interest to the students or 0•00410411 faculty of Texan Trek. According to better building. Tech has been the the rules of the leubilcatIone Com- By Splinter Pants Pinson neglected college of Tex. long mittee, any lanes printed should be would like to dedicate this col- enough . . . now to convince the Officials Knew Maned by the person eating and Visitors Display Fast, umn to one of the best friends kept on file in The Toreador office I Legislature of that fact. If It had Tilley Sneed Now Is for Ina witool yeAr. If you write that I ever had. With the passing suddenly turned colder we could Scrappy Basketeers The Toreador please sign your name. of John DeLee last Sunday we all all have enjoyed a game of lee lost a true Techsan . . one who hockey during the half. 6 Feet, 10 Inches And FLOWERS Texas Tech's Red Raiders took was always in there pitching and Dear Editor full advantage of superior size Mon- May Grow More backing the Raiders. Due to an in- Three cheers for trig meeting day night at Tech gym, and won In this space that your fine paper jury as aninfant, John coutin t sponsored by the Athletic Depot I. Trxas Tech has a taller basket- the opening game of the series has so generously given, I would participate In sports, but he had ment Sunday night. They made ball player than officials thought. like to praise a few of the many from the Hardin-Simmons Cow- a spirit that inspired many a Raid- many friends and let everyone know people who have helped the Tech boys 53 to 31. er to get in there and fight. that they are doing their best to Tills. J. Sneed, lengthy center, War Veterans Association. Iam The Cowboys displayed a was turned down by the Army and Last fall John helped this auth- promote athletics in this school. one among the many hundreds of but fast and scrappy bunch, but Navy a little over a year ago be- or predict the scores and the win- Plans for bigger and better foot- the Red Raiders controlled the veterans attending Texas Tech, and ers of the football games each ball, basketball, track and field, cause he was too tall. Then he will probably overlook some parties ball most of the night, and show- week. We will all miss seeing his tennis, golf, and other :Torte were measured 6 feet 8 1-2 Inches. who have directly aided us. How- ed more accuracy in their shots for smiling face on the campus his made The Matador or Monday the hoop. The Cowboys got sonic libey reported for basketball, re- ever, this letter is written in thanks spirit will always be a part of Quarter-backs Club members, ae to everyone for his fine co-opera- tough breaks on shots failing to porting that height. Coach Polk Tech. well as many other Lubbock cit- tion. fall through, and missed enough Robinson took his word, but the Plans have been made for 'tech izens interested In sports were pr e- I would like to say "Thanks a of these kind of shots to have put other day decided to measure. The to enter several track and field sent. Good food was served and Million" to the following: The stu- them In the ball game. tape showed 6 feet 10 inches. Doc- meets this spring. About twee[-five everyone had a wonderful time . dents of Tech who put on the in- tors have advised Sneed he may men have reported for work-outs. I hear that those attending partl• Ten Share Scoring teresting program, Dean Stengel grow a title more before he reach- which are being held from 3.30 cipated in a 5:00 a. m. tract meet Ten of the fourteen men used for the use of the Agricultural es 21 years, He is now 19. p. m. to 6:00 p. m. each after- Monday morning. James Gimrnell by Coach Polk Robinson took part Auditorium, Mr. Kipp and Mr. Ful- noon If you can run the century and Jiggs Jackson tied use top in the scoring her with a pair of Mose of the Sneed family at- ler for their advice and willing- in 9.4 seconds, or the quarter in honors. six footers setting the pace. Gar- tended a recent basketball game ness to aid the veterans, the faculty 46.4 seconds or less, by III means land Head looped in seven from the enmasse, coming in from their for their eagerness to aid us, and report to Coach Huffman. How- floor and one from the foul line farm near Idalou. There was the "Toreador" personnel for their News of the Nov. 11 marriage as ever. if by some chance you can't for 15 points and top scoring hon- KELLEY Fletcher, a 6 feet 8 inches; Horace, many nice items of publicity, and ' Ruth Bump.s to Lt. J. Y. Mom- make those times, report anyhow, ors, while John Close, big Vernon 6 feet 6 1-2 inches; Gertrude and to the following business firms in mack in Quanah has been receiv- and give it a try. vet, used his ranginess under the Vera, 5 feet 10 inches each; and Lubbock, "Lubbock Hotel," "Hilton ed on the campus. Mammack was ward, each looping in six points. Tech's basketeers madg it two basket to sink five field goals George, the 16-year-old and still Hotel," "Martin's Cafe," Adair Mus- a student of Tech when he en- Sorrell and Williams carried the in a row over the Cowboys fron for ten points. The next men in growing. 6 feet 3 1-2 inches. The ic Company," and the "Veterans tered service. He served two years brunt of the Cowboy attack, each Hardin-Simmons Tuesday night, line were Jay Kerr, staring for- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Civic Committee." in Europe with the Army. getting ten points to spark a futile and did it with no trouble at all. ward, and Bob Lofland, sub for- Sneed, 5 feet 10 inches, also were These are just a few of the many last half rally that found the Abi- with the final game . . A looked Lt. Hayden R. Bodenhamee, stu- there. Their son, Paul Jr., 6 feet at Tech and around town who are lene crew outscoring the Red Raid- There was only one thing wrong dent of Tech when he entered the 7 inches is still in Germany. Frank, giving a "Big Hand" to the vet- as if Coach Robinson was going to Army Air Force, was married Nov, 6 feet 6 Inches, died on Anzio Beach. erans. I appreciate it and I know issue Water Wings before the end Thompson Tech Grabs Lead we all do . 12 to Opal Thacker of McLean, The Red Raiders grabbed the of the game. The sudden rain also a former student. The couple Tilley is sharing work as Red A Tech Veteran & Harris lead quickly, and were never again Raider center with Allen Close, 6 made it rather embarrasing for are living in Childress. tied after Jay Kerr lay in the first Barber & Beauty Shop feet 6 inch Vernon lad who was basket. Bye dropped in a free pitch, I discharged recently after three RUSH WEEK THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED WATCH 1311 College Ph. 2-1561 B then Head looped in a long one years in the Army Air Corps. Bob February 1, 1946 0 from the side of the court, then SNEED Lofland, 6 fret 4 inches, and Gar- Dear Editor; Williams tipped in one to leave land Head, 6 feet 3 inches, both The Women's Inter-Club Council the count 4 to 3. returned war veterans, give fur- would like to explain to the vet- The visitors outscored the Red The Red Raiders started click- ther assistance to Tech in the erans on the Tech campus the con- ing at this point and ran the lead Raiders the rest of the way, but "tall department" of the basket- flict of the club rushing season and Featuring- to 14-3 before Williams tipped in were never 'closer than 19 points ball team. the veteran's dance on Friday, Feb. away from the Raiders. another. The Red Raiders then 1. In a letter printed in this column, went on to a 24 to 5 lead before TEXAS TECH FG rr TP in the Toreador of Feb. 8, a vet- Sorrell broke the ice again. The Kerr 3 6 6 eran wrote "On the eve of the • RECORDS half ended with the Red Raiders Close West 1—1 all Vets festivity (the veteran's dance) it VICTOR holding a 34 to 11 lead. Head 7 1 15 was announced by the Women's COLUMBIA The Cowboys carne back for the Kelley 3 33 And Wives Meet inter-Clots Council that rush week DECCA last half, detelmined to make a Barton 1 1 3 for the girls' clubs would begin." CAPITOL ball game out of it. Close clipped Nabor 1 1 3 A a,er log id the Veteran's and We would like to point out that in two quick baskets, Kelley laid Hardey 2 0 4 their wives of West Hall was held the constitution of W.I.C.C. states in one and Head fired in anothe Lofland 3 0 6 Wednesday, Feb 6. Officers were specifically that rushing shall begin • SHEET MUSIC to run the Tech lead to 41 to 11 Sneed 1 0 2 elected and the social director of on the seenitd dos. ys t en began to start Leval O 0 0 West Hall, Mrs. Irma Painter, was of any semester. This rule has been comeback, but it was too late Sutton O 1 1 presented to the group. House rules in effect for a number of yeas.. Tidwell O 0 0 and reeulations were read by Miss and has had the approval of the Roberts O 0 0 Polly Cook . faculty social committee. LUZIER'S Cosmetics Finley O 0 0 Officers elected were: Gus Gal- No one colud be more regretful B. C. 4c14471. Accepted by Totals 24 5 53 lagher, president; Dick Copeland, of this apparent lack of co-opera- Nice-president; and Mrs. Ottis tion, which kept rushees from at- MUSIC CO. American Medical Association HARBIN-SIMS FG FT TP Ponder, secretary and treasurer. tending the veteran's dance than THAT SPRING Cosmetics Selected to Suit Bye 1 5 No definite plans for future meet- the girls' social clubs. We thought 1012 Main Neat to Hilton YOUR Individual Type Kelley 1 2 log were made. that the veterans' committee un- Studio 2209-14th Phone 2-1911 Sorrell 4 10 derstood our rush rule dates. when Thom. 0 they went ahead with the plan , lo lies, but the Raiders would strike DUST Williams 5 for the dance of Feb. 1 We hole 0 back. Lawrence O that this letter will make it deaf The last half was slowed up by McChesney 2 4 that we were simply abiding by a 0 rain, and the mop crew worked Scott long-standing plan provided for in 34 hard to keep the playing floor in Totals 13 IS NEAR! Students — — - the W.I.C.C. constitution. Head condition to keep the game going, In the second game Garlan We want to assure the veterans ll hat the play was marred by num- again set the pace, standin we that the friendly spirit they ex- erous slipping down of players. back in midcourt and flick i g the pected to find on the Tech campus ball through the hoops with eadly TEXAS TECH FG FT TP does exist, and that the members The TECH CAFE accuracy to roll up 21 point with Kerr 3 1 7 and pledges of the social clubs hope nine field goals, most of them long Close 2 12 to do their part in proving it. ones, and three donation tosses. Head 9 3 21 President of Women'- Protect your Clothes But Head was not the only mem- Kelley 7 1 15 Inter-Club Council Welcomes You and Your Friends ber of the Red Raiders to be in a Barton 2 2 6 and Economize scoring mood for the night. Coach Sneed O 1 1 Robinson sent in eleven players by our Hardey 1 0 2 during the game, and ten of them Lofland 1 0 2 • Popular Prices shared in the scoring. The only BRING YOUR SEWING POPULAR LeVay 1 1 2 player to fall to score played only Nabors 1 0 2 AND ALTERING TO PRICES! a little near the end of the game . Sutton O 0 0 • Good Food - Bill Kelley showed lots of form Totals 30 11 71 MRS. ROBERT DONNELL on the point making and flipped TP in 15 points for second honors, IIARDIN-SIMS FG Fr —at— while John Close, big Vernon vet- Bye 3 3 9 1207 Broadway Phone 2-3621 eran, dribbled in 12 points. Sorrell 1 6 a • Williams, Hardin-Simmons sharp- Thomas 1 3 5 THE SEWING SHOP shooter, caused the Red Raiders Williams 6 0 12 Heath Cleaners some worry, shooting in 12 points McChesney 1 1 Next door to Thomas Jewel) to lead the Cowboys and doing Lawrence O 0 Phone 2-1222 1107 College Phone 4310 most of his work from a distance. Kelley 2 1 Cowboys Start Fast Scott O 0 The Cowboys made a ball game Totals 14 14 42 out of it for a short time early in the ball game. Head looped in a long one, then Kelley sank a free throw to give Tech a quirk For Some 3-0 lead. Williams then sailed in a couple of baskets, and the Cow- boys grabbed -a 4,3 lead. Barton regained the lead by Nifty shooting two free pitches, but a moment later, Sorrell did the same to put the Cowboys back ahead Always Head put the Red Raiders back • front with a long shot, then Thom Scrap Books as tied the game with a free throw Williams hit another two point. . All Sizes and Bye sank a free pitch to go welcome the Cowboys in front, 10 to 7. and Kinds ... Close opened up, and after Kerr sank a free pitch, Close an the lead ap to 17-10, and the Red Raid- Come to the ers were never headed off, and went on to pile up a 38 to 23 lead Exciling as at the half. 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An Las Chaps To Present Saturday Armstrong Will Camping Hour Is Socii Club Hold Wranglers Elect ARROW Held By WRA Annual Orchid Officers For Tex. Tech's Women's Rect ca- Coming Year Play For Dance tion association held the first meet- Dance Tonight ing of its Camping Hour Monday The Wrangler's in a meeting to discuss future activities of the The Lns Chaj.al rites club is hold The Hoes club is having its an- Feb. 10 elected officers for the club. ing its nineteenth annual presen- nual orchid dance tonight from 9 coming year. The officers were Bill SPORT SH until 12 o'clock in the Lubbock T tation dance Saturday, Feb. 16, at In a group discussion, club mem- Nugent, President., Robert "Pap" the Lubbock hotel from 8 until 12 hotel, In keeping with Socii tradi- Headrick, vice-president, W. 0. bers decided to lengthen the time tions for this annual Spring dance, p m. The girls will be present- of the Camping Hour, and voted Rucker, Jr., secretary and treas- ed through a large red heart. Ed dates of members will wear orchids. urer. to give additional club credit for The decorations will follow the Armstrong'sd band will play for the participation in hikes and picnics. Sunday night, Feb. 10, the mem- orchid motif. and music will be bers honored the alumni and the The four new members to be presented Members who were present and furnished by Ed Armstrong's or- members returning from service Ian. Trainer. escorted by John Janice chestra. Hane, Jamie will wear pale pink riet gown joined in a hike of the campus with a barbecue supper at the fashioned with a lace bodice and she will following the meeting were Marie Members and dates are: Barton Drum Inn. earry a colonial bouquet of blue ins. Moore, Faye Harlin, Vera Dodson, Willingham, Lometa Hodge; Mar- The following members were pre- Lou Nolen will be presented In au aqua Wilma Koger, Bernadine Klein- shall Mason, Jodie Wofford; Doc marquisette dress with brocaded marqui- sent: Bill Nugent, W. 0. Rucker, sette bodice trImined with ruffles. She will felder. Sibyle Edwards, Cecila Pat- Hanley. Martha Rondeaux: Jim Robert Headrick, Earl Christy, Larry red macs Her escort Is Larry terson. Betty Barton ,Frances Wanner, Sharon McIver; Robert Tolley Mitchell, Carl Jensen, Dan Alice Birdwell will wear a dress with Waynne HaRtfleld, Mary Ann Cole, Verdi* Beth Edler; Jack Young, Hoke Halbrook, Robert black bodice and black bouffant net skirt, Horton, Mary Jean Webb; Bob ruffled Iron wt.l to floor. Carrying red Hurst, and the club sponsor, Miss Cooke, George Warren, Herman ruses in colonial bouquet, she will be es- M. J. Sorenson. Click, Jo Taylor; T. M. Ryan, Ron- High, Lynn McCary, Jim McMahon, cooed by Douglas Coker. ny Maas; Irving St. Clair, Mary Cabot Dysart, J. Lee Davis, Bill Betty Wynn. In a yetiow net drese with Any coed interested in joining Frances Jordon; Lafayette McKay, sequin straps and bouffant altht with pep- Rowe, Troy Byers, Pledges pre- the Camping Hour should attend lum. will curry blue ins. Her escortwill Jane Lawson: Gerald Stokes, Betty sent were: C. V. Leonard, Frank be Malcom the meeting next Monday in the Parsons: Welborn Willingham, Loy LaRoe, Norman Hoffman, Bob Twenty-four girls who will be present. gymnasium at 5 o'clock. Catherine Barnett: Tom Haley, Watson. David Chapman, Elmo Glynn* Williams; Andrew Willing- ' BOVIrGrTel. escorted by Hoyle Aloes, liemslee. and Charles Walden. will be presented in aqua net dress withwith ham, Jean Holt; Reverdie Ater, ruffled drop shoulders and gold Molly Pinkston, escorted by James Bag- Jean Akes; Bob Roper. Betty A lumni present were: Charles bodice. She will carry a colonial bouquet well, will wear white net with a bodice Nance; Don Kleinschmtdt, Kidy Fugget. Francis W. Bearden, Owen ot dark red carnations with matching of royal blue velvet accented tar white Belle Cole; Cecil Langmack, La- Gowers In her hair and on her wrist. plumes. She will carry red roses. Gilbreath. Dr. C. M. Neel, Chick Anita 011ver will wear a red strapless Margery Read's dress will be blue net Wayna Griffin; Layton Webb, Lou Trout, L. G. Wilson, and Hugh net dress with fitted bodice of red Mille. with a silver brocaded bodice accented Shugart; Richard Taylor. Corinne Rowland. :t escort Is Winfred Hooper. Anita will by tiny blue ruffles around the neck Payne; Jimmie Williams, Merrilyn exrry an arm bouquet of white roses with and walet. she will wear rhinestones uatching flowers in her hai r. Iv her hail an carry an arm bouqUet Snider; Mr. and Mrs. Bub Blank- Yvonne Scott's dress b. a °Mk taffeta of white roses Her escort will be Randy enship: and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cecil Horne Will Judge bodice with a akin or black lace over Rutledge. Keys. pine taffeta with a ruffled peplum and ruffled drop moulders. She will carry a Pat SmIlle will wear a white taffeta Pledges and dates are: Buck AP Contest At Dallas emonIll bouquet of pinkcamelliae. and dress with big puffed sleeves and deep Pipkin, Jerry Taylor; Darrel Car- will be escorted by 3. A. Bl.kwell. V-neckeillie and wide duster ruffles arotmd Cecil Horne, head of the depart- Viral.. Towns, escorted by Elwood the bottom. She will be escorted by penter. Johnny Sue Hamilton: Jack ment of Journalism, will act as a Wrignt. will net gown with Smille Walk.. Her arm bouquet will Nesbitt, Nina Hickman: Buddy judge in the Associated Press con- Aver sequina and a fitted bodicece of be of red carnations Ward, Ruth Austin; Winifred A SPORT SHIRT "MADE for MEN" ... ceded taffe ta.wear The white of f-the-ahoulder ruf- test at Dallas, Sunday, Feb. 17. Chunn, Inez Andrews; Maxey Pin- as are also sprinkled with silver sequin,. Sue Son, wearing a black marquisette This contest which is conducted .le will carry red Meets gown with a full skirt and tight bodice son, Camille Stevens; Mack Barnes, annually by the Managing Editors whether it be for sport or for dress the ARROW Lareta Manor, wearing a cotIllon origin- and cap sleeves accented by patterns Doris Jean Reed; John Hale, Dora Association of Associated Press , white marquieette dress with a deep of pl1Ik sequins will carry a colonial boa. Caldwell; Newell Sanford, Rose- ...nirrep flounce and fitted bodice with drop of pink roses. Her escort will be newspapers in Texas, will select DORMIE (full sieves) will be the answer to mary Hairston; Harold Kiger, moulders trlmmed In iridlacent red - DavidDavid Roland. the outstanding editorial, cartoon, dress Maureen Smith. e, wait be escorted by Kelth Knight. Dodle Stringer III an aqua net news picture, feature article, sports any situation . . . wonderfully cool and com- one swillcarry anosegay of red car- scattered with sequins, a shark.n bod- Guests are: Gene Moore, June ...is and matching flowers In her hair. ice and drop shoulders, will can, an story and news story for the past Stine; R. L Williams, Yvonne fortable, superbly tailored! Jody Lloyd will be presented Ina white orchid surrounded by tiny white stephan- year. chiffon Grecian style dress trimmed In otis. She wIll be escorted by Emory Scott; Don Reeves, Janice Coffee' ulver sequin.. She wanwear a small Payne. Spec Woods, Jane Hiatt; Gene Col - O ulvr-beadede crown in her hair and carry Mary Ann Wilson will be presented In a lins, Sissy Harris; Jay Denton, bouquet of red roses. Her escort is white net dress with White ostrich plumes 500 Bennett Maples. around the neck line and forming Louise Caraway: Charles Jones, P. RobInson will wear an Ice blue scalloped effect ou the skIrt She will Bill Guinn, Don Sloan. CHEMISTRY set formal with a bouffant ekIrt sc- carry a white orchid surrounded by gar - Sponsors are: Mr. and Mrs. P. ented by deep red roses spriukl. with and will he escorted by BIU Wel- den... L. Payne, Sari Camp, Ben Cow- =emu.. Her bouquet will be of American And Seamy ruses. She will be escorted by Betty Maynes wearing a white net frock ling, and Theron Lehr, the club 'ioyd Sadler. accented with gold eequi. will be as. sponsor. Betty Garrett, escorted by Dale King. coned by Melvin JOhnson. Her bouquet PHYSICS Will Wear a dives of toe blue net Over Mil be of red roses. ■■11M1■■NEINSMIO satin with vet shoulder ruffles and satin Members and Melt' dates are: nuellce was a peplum bound In satin. She Mary Frances Barnard, Charles Snore, Handbook &a.1",e,„ win carry an arm bouquet of yellow Only Bomar. Jack Sams; Francis Clam.- ger. James Johnson. Ph. M 3-c; Doris STUDENT 11t.,9 wci call Jennings will weer aqua net cornellus, Alan Nelson, Nelva Joyce Flal. ,..own sprinkled was sliver sequin. She heel, Marshall Pullen; Bettie Hart, Jack PRINTERS 1946 carry American Beauty roses, and Davis; Dorothy Hely., Omer Jay ,- will be escorted by Buddy Malouf. La lamina Liebfned, Jiggs Jacks.;M0 Hay- WANTED Edition Mary Franc. Jordan. wearing a col.- Ps Maas, Frank Qua.; Maye ,al style ecru net trimmed in black Eel- Bill Kelley; Sarah McDonald, Stan Swen- , et, will be present. by Irving St. Clair. son; Corinne Payne. Max Walthall, June she will carry a colonial bouquet of red Royalty, Benoy Canis; Earlyne Reid. Bud- We can use the spare time of $4.00 roses. dy Williams; Dorotha Summers. Lt. Larry several students who have pre- Marjorie Crews will be presented In an Rothe, Jerry Taylor. Chubby Cobb; Bil- aqua net dress with drop shoulders, a lie Grace Webb. John Burkholder; vious printing experience. gathered akin and a besque walat She John-anna Williame, Jack Jones; Anookey TEXAS TECH COLLEGE Mil carry an arta bouquet of red roses. Week., Don Cornell.. Her escort is John Huskaby. Pledges and thelr dates are: Wynelle Spencer will be escorted by Doruthe McKelvey, James Warren; Fern TECH PRESS BOOKSTORE her husband. Bill $pencer. Her dress will Smith, Luther Faltikner, Ann Talbot, John (SEE BOB SMITH) - On The Campus" be fuchsia net with drop shoulders, fit- Bl.manield, Norma Murray. Johnny Gam- ted dance, bouffant skirt. sprinkled with ble; Joan Spencer, Mike Harp: Patsy ....is au .ciu sur- rounded by Whitecarnations. stop, Ralph Jacobs; Betty Davis. Paul Bogart. Jane Gordon. escorted by George Brewer, Special pleats and chaperones are: will wear white set dress with drop Lt. and Mrs Carl HMIs Mr. and shoulders sprinkled with silver sequins. Mrs. Cecil Ayers. Dr. and Mrs Wm. She will carry red roses. M. Whytourn. hip and Mrs. George Lang- Jayne Thompson will wear a chartreuse toed, Mrs. Mary W. Doak, Miss Flossie t dress off -the-shoulder folds trimmed Burkholder. Dean and Mrs. Tames G. with gold sequins and tiered skirt with Allen, the palsonneSeee and alumni of Las act ruffles accented by tiny rose designs. Chaparrit.. Other special guests include: She will be escorted by Tully Mitchell. teed, Jordan, Pally Smith, Dorothy Ass 1,-, i0erartn bouquet Is of American Beauty Con. Jody Wofford, Alice Jana., La Gloria Ilolleyman, escorted by Cullom Wayne GM fin. Vert. Beth Edler, Glynna Milburn, will wear a white net frock Williams. LOulse Inca and their dates. trimmed in brocaded satin. She will carry an arm bouquet of red roses. O Nell Anthony, carrying pink camellias, CI will wear a white net dress with ruffled sleeves and white taffeta bootee with a sequin d.Ignon her left shoulder. Her escort will be Joe Huff. 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