Torchlight Rally Is Planned for Tomorrow Night By SANDY STOKES of the Student Center. They will lead the pro- To give every student a chance to show his This is "Hook the Horns" Week, proclaimed cession through the campus to the waiting foot- loyalty to TCU, the formal "Hook the Horns" by Student Body President Jerry Johnson, and ball team and coaches. proclamation is on display in the Student Center Frogland students have gone all out to stomp Frog fans will hear comments from these those steers in every possible way. people, and the teasippers should hear the Frog Lobby. This scroll is available for the students Although the Texas Longhorns have the ad- fans in traditional Texas Christian spirit all the to sign their names pledging full support to vantage of playing on their home field and of way to Austin. the team. being a leading team of the nation, TCU stu- Fraternities, sororities and other organiza- Furthermore, all fans making the trip to Aus- dents are ready to prove the Frogs can and tions have been asked to pledge their coopera- tin are asked to bring along and wear to the. WILL win. tion. They will design banners and posters pub- game some school colors, purple and white. An all-school and all-Fort Worth torch-light licizing the torch-light parade. "Sitting in one section Saturday, wearing the pep rally tomorrow night will be their first big In addition, the radio and television stations colors and yelling until we're hoarse should chance to demonstrate their "Hook the Horns" are inviting the public of Fort Worth to attend. prove our loyalty to all!" Jim Davis, head cheer- spirit. This is the first time out-of-col!ege Frog fans leader, declared. The cheerleaders. Vigilantes and Horned Frog have had a chance to participate in a campus- The issues remain to be seen. Does anyone Band will meet the fans at 6:45 p.m. in front wide pep rally. want Steer for supper Saturday nighf

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VOL. 58, No. 15 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1959 8 PAGES Ph.D.'s Approved in Physics, Psychology The University will inaugurate said "Alter careful considers man and V Q KcCammon all its first Doctor <>i Philosophy dc tion, we feel we should start ot Furl Worth grees in physics and psychology modestly and work up to a more Officers of the Board also were with the start ot the fall semes- complete program reolt cied I hey ale l.oi in A Bus ter next September. "It is assumed that we will add well ol Fort Worth, chairman; The programs were authorized one or two additional areas at the lev I. D Anderson of Fort by the Board ol Trustees at its Ihe beginning of other academic Worth, honorary chairman: Clyde fall meeting Monday under the years until we do have the I'll l> Tomlinson of Billsboro, vice recommendation ol Chancellor M program in several other tmpor chairman, and Dean Jerome A. E. Sadlei taut areas, including biology, ge- Moore, secretary The Board also approved a spe- ology, chemistry. English, mathe- The Board elected Ed l.an- cial expenditure of $90,000 to get matics, education and religion " dreth. a trustee since 1040, as an the doctoral plans under way The special 180,000 expenditure honorary member ol the Board In recommending the first Ph. authorized will be used between tor lite paying tribute to his D. programs. Dr Sadler pointed now and next tall lor additional many years of outstanding serv- out that the possibilities have personnel, equipment, library and ice heen under intensive study for research facilities to start the Also honored was the late Glan two years doctoral programs in physics and Woodson a Board member from MAKIN G IT OFFICIAL—Jerry Johnson signt the "Hook the. "We will never attempt any ad psychology 19.").") until his death earlier this Horn»" Week proclamation which It on display in th» Student vanced academic work unless we In other action the Board ot year The Board stood for a min- are completely assured of our Center thii week Trustees elected four new mem- ute in silent tribute to him at Dr ability to do a good job," he bers They are: Fred Korth, pres- Sadler's suggestion ident of Ihe Continental National The Building and Grounds Rank of Fort Worth; C. R Wil- committee was authorized to Assistant to Chancellor liams, oi! and gas executive of draw plans for the complete ren- Houston: Earl B Barnes T< I" ovation ol the present Adminis- graduate and executive of Dow tration Building The structure Chemical Co in Freeport. and will be redone as a classroom and S. P. Woodson Jr. of Fort Worth family office building at a cost Trustees Appoint A. Melton leading official of Texa* (oca ot around 8800,000 A new id Cola Bottling Companies ministration Building costing si - Amos Melton, present director ter. In 1930, he moved to the figures he covered the rise of Among seven Board members 200,000 now is under construe- of the Information Services, has sports desk and covered football Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson in reelected to their posts are lew- 11, .ii been named assistant to the chan- and golf over the Southwest for golf. Sammy Raugh and Davey is Ackers of Abilene. Robert t'arr The chartei of the University cellor by the University's Board 18 years. O'Brien in football He was the of San Angelo, A D Weatherl) was amended to authorize he of Aniarillo, Sidney Latham of Uicen 24 and ."ill Board mem! I Of Trustees Furthering a career in journal- author ol several articles in na- tional maga/ines on the** itari Dallas, II B Puqm Sol Brach- The Dumbei formerl) was 88 Duties under this new title will ism, Melton was made sports and in 1952, he wrote the book, include working with Chancellor editor of the Press in 1949, suc- "Spread Formation Football' Sadler in various phases of pub- ceeding the late Pop Boone. A with I, H I Dutch) Meyer. Michael Rabin to Appear lic relations. He will continue to year later, he returned to TCU head Hie newly named division as business manager of athletics of Public Relations which in- and director of sports publicity. As Select Series Guest cluded the University's general In 1953 he was appointed direc- Concert violinsit Michael Rabin, Saeni Rabin a 111 also pei form and sports bureaus, all official tor of the Information Services acclaimed by critics as "a mas- "Meditation from than.' by Mas publication*, advertising and the In World War II, Melton served ter of the violin." will appear in s. net; "La Capricieuse " by F.l- pruning and mailing department as an officer in the Air Force F.d Landi eth Auditoi nun tomor gar: Sea Shell." bv F.ngel Zun- row in Select Series' thud pro In Ins school days, Melton at- Intelligence, spending two years balisl and "Zapateado i>> ( are- gram

Startling Expose! Off for the Sigma Delta Chi convention In In journalism; Jerry Johnson, Houston junior; Indianapolis this week are Ernest White, Fort end Dale Johnson, Gainesville senior. Tha Girls' Dormitory Entered! Worth junior; E. H. Ferguson Jr., instructor group will return Sunday. By M. J. HARKS Unbelievable as it sounds, I spent the night in a girls' dorm. When I came to TCU as a freshman, I heard many Do \bu Think forYburself? rumors claiming how simple it was to sneak into one of (BLAST OFF ON THESE QUESTIONS AND SEE IF YOU GO INTO ORBIT-) the girls' dormitories. At first, 1 pushed aside these rumors, passing them off as wishful thinking. However, as time went on, I began wondering whether or not there was any basis to these rumors and took it upon myself to prove or disprove them. About five weeks ago, I contacted a very good friend of mine who resided m Colby Hall. When I told her of my plan, she agreed to give me all the help possible. \ few days later, .she provided me with a floor plan of the dorm, complete with exits and vacant rooms marked. She pointed out where the dorm hostesses stayed and how to avoid their rooms With this information In hand. I began operations. Three "dry runs" were made to determine the best entrance and exit, and to bring my timing to perfection. A full week passed before 1 decided the time was ripe. Then, I made my move. At 3:17 p.m., I entered Colby Hall through the base- ment door on the west side of the building My friend had obtained a key and unlocked it earlier. I quickly hurried down the hall, past the "cages" con- taining sorority equipment, past the door leading to the stairs, past the washing machine room and elevator, and Do you believe that when a man insists on doing into the room containing the air conditioning equipment. what he can do beat, nsfavdkM of where he finds himself, he's (A) a valuable member of the com- 1 remained there until 12:32 am. before attempting to munity? (B) an independent spirit? (C) apt to enter the dorm proper. be pretty silly? A n B n C"| 1 went back to the stairs and silently crept up to the third floor. After a careful survey of the halls. 1 hurried to a room in the vicinity of the Delta (iamma chapter room. If you saw a fully clol bed women who think for themselves usually M> friend had informed me earlier the room would in,in about tu jump into a river, would you (A) ■> smoke Viceroy. They know only Viceroy be vacant and the door unlocked 1 entered quickly, locking ■urns the fellow was acting has (i thinking man's tiller — the most ad- the door behind me andlookfora movie camera? (B) dismiss I lie v, hole ihing vanced filter design of them all. And only I was in the room less than an hour, when I heard two a- a piece of personal ex- \ iceroy has « tmoking man't twite. elderly voices whispering outside the door hibitionism? ((') rush to "I've been discovered," 1 thought! Somebody saw me stop him? *If you hare cheeked fC) in three out at fuur coming up the stairs''' A B CQ fuettiont . . . y-m think Jot yourself I I hurriedly hid in the closet and listened to the voices, my heart beating rapidly. l>o you believe that "a st IIrh in i inn- laves nine" "Who lives here.'" one voice said. Is (A) an argument for day- ".loan Gibbita and Barbara Stuker," the other replied. light saving? (B) a timely blow against planned obso- "Joan is in the infirmary and Barbara is spending the lescenre? iC) | way of say- night in town with her aunt." ing that when you use fore- sight you get along better? "Well," the first voice said, "there's no need for us to check this room, then " A □ B □ C □ I breathed a deep sigh of relief as I realized they In choosing a filter ciga- Weren't looking for me. It was just a spot room check. rette, would you pick one I waited in the room until 5:03 a.m. before making my that iA) says it haa a new exit. Back down the stairs, into the basement, out the west filter? iB) merely says it tastes good? ((') does the door and I was free. best filtering job for the 1 had done it' I had actually spent the night in a girls' finest taste? dorm and gotten away with it. Wait until my friends hear *□ BH en about this I'll be a hero' Once again, I thought how easy it had been to sneak When you think for yourself . . . you Into a girls' dorm. I began to feel proud and cocky. Then, depend on judgment, not chance, in your the idea struck me Why couldn't I spend a whole week in choice of cigarettes. That is why men and the dorm? No one would be able to top that feat. I imme- diately went to work. Right now. I am putting the finishing touches on my plan for spending a week in a girls' dorm. I'm willing to The Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows - bet I'll get away with it, too. I'll get away with it or my name ONLY VICEROY HAS A THINKING MAN'S FILTER... A SMOKING MANS TASTEI Isn't Mary Jane Harks. Wodoeiday, November 11, 19S9 THE IKIFP Page S

Be Sharp, See Sharpe in SC Tomorrow Ray Sharpe, popular singing and Nov 19 At the sessions, V/hat's A Jerry Johnson? artist, will be featured at the which will last from 4 to 8 p.m., Thursday Jam Session in the Slu Sharpe will sing his hit record- By ANN STUBBS up similar to this because my for my meal ticket When I looked dent (enter Hallroom tomorrow in^s Two Jerrys, twe Johnaom! OM name is so common, but this is disgusted because it was taking so is president oi student Congress the first time I've had it happen long, one girl just laughed and and a government major from at TCU." said, 'Now. let's be courteous'" Arlington Heights, III. the other "One of the funniest occuren- One other interesting fact is a junior journalism major and ccs to date was the night after about the two Jerrys is that both Spec/a/ Offer to TCU Students photographer tor The Skill i 1 Jerry As last letter was printed. went to Arlington Heights High Houston I was ready to pay for my meal School, only in different towns. Jerry Allen Johnson, from the in the cafeteria and two girls, one Jerry L. in Illinois and Jerry A Journalism department, has ex- on either side of me, grabbed in Fort Worth. ercised his ri«ht for freedom of Car Wash,'/" speech on several occasions this fall through I-etters to the Edi- tor MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ONLY Jerry Lewis Johnson, Student Congress president, has really In response to your requests. Quick-as-a-Wink Car gotten some sarcasm and lack Wash is happy to offer to TCU students a special rate of respect thrown at him hy stu- of $1 for our regular 3-minute car wash. This offer is dents because they fee] that his good .Monday through Friday of each week—no tie-in position should be ■ neutral one purchase required. All you have to do is show your and one n| guidance rather than activity card to our cashier. too much biased voicing ol opin ion Jerry L agrees with students and " .mis the mix up clarified Please note The special price of si is good only Re also wIshet for the post office Monday through Friday the regular price ol si 50 to take note, because, in his applies on Saturdays and Sundays, words, "1 net all of Jerry A's mail but he must be getting all my females because 1 haven't seen As a new service. Quick as-a Wink nov carries T' any hanging around ' gas and you can now charge gas and or car washes on He continued by saying that your Texaco credit card the Letters to the Editor were good ones and deserved place in print but under the true author's name and not with such a mis- MiCK-AS-A-WtNK CAR WASH Understanding WHICH TWIN IS THE PHONY?—Actually, neither one, both "Always before I've had I mix are original Jerry Johnson's, only that's Jerry Lewis Johnson 1730 UNIVERSITY DR. on the left, a senior, and the other is Jerry Allen Johnson, a In Forest Park, Just North of Trinity River Bridge Freshman Wins junior. 'Airman' Award William P, Douglass, r?idgc- wood, N J freshman, received the "Airmail of the Week" award NEW! INSTANT! recently Just mix with cold water The award is based on neatness of uniform, military bearing and court,sv, and knowledge of thu At last! A breakfast drink Air Force ROTC mission Cadets *5 Winning the award are ^iwn tour merits and a one-hour ride in a you can keep in your room T-33 jet trainer In preparation for then flights, Douglass and Others who have re- More vitamin C than orange Juice. New instant TANG it the breakfast ceived the award were briefed by 1,1 I'atlon troni < arswell Air drink you van keep right OH jour bookshell because TANG keeps any- Force Base The briefing includ- ed the Use ol the parachute, auto- where without refrigeration. lmatic devices for the Use oi the Make as much as you want, whenever you want. Just mix with plain cold parachute and ejection scat and the general amergencj proce- water nothing to squeeze, nothing to unfreeze. dures to rlhe T-3J trainei Drink TANG, every morning and get more vitamin C than orange or grapefruit juice gives you. Plus vitamin A. Tastes real good, too. Miss Turner Todays assignment: get TANG I A product of lienejrai Food* ■> toh«m Chosen Prexy f YOU CAN MAKE TANG Miss Marilyn Turner. Houston junior, has been elected the first V IN A WINK pre iilrnl of the Corp dettes, Women's auxiliary of the Army ROTC Miss Tinner is the Army ROTC Battle Group sponsor and holds the rank ol Honorary Cadet Lt. Col Miss Nancy Jo Lee, fort Worth sophomore, will be the Corp- dettes' treasurer Miss Lee will also serve as drill instructor of the women's unit Secretary is Kisi Margie Dod- ron, Fort Worth senior who is sponsor of Companj B Miss Nancj Park Houston aophomore will he the social chan i:

Corp-dettes to Entertain 'Angels' in S. Center Members of the Corp dettes will entertain members of the Angel Flight at 4 p m tomorrow in Room MO oi the student Ceu ter The party will mark the first social activit) oi the newly or- ganised Corp dettes €tm^3. f HISTORICAL NOTE A motion made al a TCI Hoard of Trustees meeting in 1002 au- thorised the President to employ WANTED: Situations and gag lines for our two campus characters Address: TANG College Contest. Dept. GRM, Pott Dh Won, Halt la a stenographer and buy a typo- (above). Mutt relata to TANG, Will pay $26 lor ewt> aattf used. Crock. Michigan. (Entries mutt be postmarked beioreDei 15,1959.) writer, They were going modern. Page 4 T H I SKIFF Wednesday, November II, 1959

■H LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Yours Truly 1 :, . • EDITORIAL COMMENT Editor r ■■.- l The Skiff Success Story Dear Editor: What la a college newspaper? Critics who often claim that today's colleges are just In my opinion il should repre- degree mills or marriage bureaus should take a close look sent the academic standard of the college, express the views of at TCU students, and give journalism ma- First of all, the Select Series, now in its fourth year, jors an opportunity to become Is very successfully achieving its aim of providing cultural acquainted with reporting As a paper, it should not only cover entertainment at the college level. campus events hut also current Such past guests as Jose Greco, the Heidelberg Uni- world affairs and happenings outside the campus versity Chorus. Andres Segovia, and Gen Carlos P. Romu- since the daily newspapers pro* lo have provided the higher level of entertainment and en- vide us mostly factual informa- richment which higher education advocates. tion, a campus newspaper has Furthering the University's attack against the "cul- the unique opportunity to an- alyze and to evaluate .-.net) items tural lag" is the recent announcement that the first Shakes- as political and economical perian drama to be presented by a campus group since •vents, downtown movies, plays at various theaters, Can Mamma, 1950. will appear early in December., symphonic and operatic produc- tions art exhibitions, etc, In re- "Othello." opening Dec. 4 in the Little Theatre, should porting and analysis, the sports provide a dramatic answer that culture exists at TCU. section of The Skiff deserves recommendation along with the 'PEAN #£UOW£ WOULP LIKE ^0 KNLM WH0 2»V,M<&TrU<7 recent article on the leadership UTTUe ftXBl&M JOg fAKtCBP iM THg HAIL f retreat at Brownwood. The Skiff Bring It Back! reporters should welcome this THE LEDGER opportunity Although they are Having trouble getting any physical exercise around not expected to analyze events professionally we are still stu- here lately" Well if you a>e there is a good reason for it. dents they could certainly ex- Dead Weight on the Field? press their opinions, based on Some students have been taking various types of itudy and discussion with facul- physical education equipment from the gym and there is By BETH MORRIS ty members and students, If the barely enough left for the regular physical education reporter lacks background Infor- classes School spirit has been a mighty delicate subject this mation, teal hers will gladly fill in the gaps. Such reporting would year with TCU being the target of heavy criticism from The University is striving not only to develop the mind certainly stimulate interest in local publications and other schools. current affairs in addition to giv- hut a healths body as well. For this reason we have athle- ing useful experience to the re- tic facilities. By abusing these facilities the student hurts The student body takes the blame in a case of this porter. The Skiff can be a great not only himself but others. asset to both the student body Sort, but right now, a large part of it definitely may he and the reporting staff Of course the checking out facilities of the little gym shouldered by eight students, clad in purple and white Let's face it. editorials worry- is partially responsible for thefts of equipment. Anyone on football afternoons, sometimes leading school yells. ing about water sprinklers while may sign a card with a licticious name, take a football and Russia shoots at the ninon, about This select group is supposedly an example of unity, bridge players and cafeteria lines other equipment and not return it If the cage keeper while the nation experiences one required the student's activity card, as does the student but 1 have been present many times when yells with their of its biggesl strikes, about the center, less equipment might be lost mechanisms weren't completed. use ol sctivitj cards (anyone who doesn't care about his card is Many students are careless and forgetful and know- • • • hitter off without it anyway) while Red China threatens Asia ing that no action will he taken against them, they don't and the world with its 050000,- bother to bring back the articles they check out. Where are the good old days when cheerleaders were 000 people, sound rather trivial almost inseparable and kept up a continual rumble through- and provincial Let's have some Uhletic services could eliminate many thefts by or- criticism, some analysis Some ganizing a system for checking out equipment. out the game'.' Why let organizations or feelings disrupt editorial stand on current events This country was shaped through such a highly respected group of school representatives? the exchange of ideas Lets con- Do It Now This clan exerts a tremendous amount of influence on tinue the trend. the student body, so if they can't work together on and off Sincerely B, t Winkel. \ lut of US are in the same boat—the one down the the field, why expect the rest ot u.s to make up for the creek It seems to be human nature to put things off until mistakes'.' Editor's Note: Now that Mr. the last moment, and then they really stack up. Winkel has successfully entered There have been many instances when some of us himself on the record again, I It's much more painless to do term papers, book re- would like to say The Skeff feels felt more yards could have been made, perhaps better ports, research and other projects far in advance of the his criticism to be constructive, (leadline. By doing this you miss the "last minute mob" plays marie, had the Frogs gotten proper support. Hut the but (lightly far-fetched. and the book shortages in the library caused by it. Purple section sat in dead silence We feel our reporter! are get- ting training in reportorial con- Not only will your early work give you piece of mind. tacts, but they must itart at the but your professor will appreciate it It will make his Job bottom like all the rest of the Some of you cheerleaders know you might nut he peons. (This editorship may hav« a lot easier, Try it and you'll find it's the best wav. been handed to me on a silver there today had not Student Congress axed the screen- platter, but only after a little ing committee last spring, Ge1 with it. this is your chance training In the field of journal- The Skiff to prove yourself worthy of many votes. ism.) The metropolitan dallies have The Skill Is the Official itudCOl publication of Texas Christian When our team played LSI' at the beginning of the a few slight advantages over The University, published semi-weekly on Wednesdaj snd Friday dur- on. many said we outyellecl the discourteous Tiger Skiff, such as wire services and allege class weeks Views presented are those "t the student fans and students. Why stop there? Whether it be Kansas, technical writer*. staff, and do not necesaaril) reflect administrative policies of 'he university Represented tor national advertising by National Ad- Baylor or even Slippery Rock, it's still a football game and Another advantage It money. rertising Service, Inc., 420 Madison Are., New York. \ Y. Chicago, worthy of whole-hearted and united efforts on the parts Student Congress prefers organ Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco Entered as second-class nutter of the cheerleaders. music in the Ballroom and chimes at the po^i office at Fort w. rta Texas, on Aug. SI, n. cause." I don't agree—1 say there's no chance of the lea- to give Mr. Winkel what he Advertising Manager Morris Hopkins sips winning. wants. Photo Editor Dale Johnson Sports Editors Gordon Pynes, .lark Harkrider ilet together, leaders of the cheers, it's your biggest As far as entertainment goes, Faculty Advisor E. H Ferguson Jr. plans have been made over a REPORTERS Gary Blevins, Emmett Brunson. Margie Cronin, change of the season. I'll bet my last dollar on the guy that period of weeks for the revival Allen Eyler, Sue Goldsmith, Junes Harper. Morris Hopkins, Robert gets behind something and fights There's more to It than of a column known as "Muse- Hughes, Dale Johnson Jerry Johnson, Ftuth Ann Kindigci, Dollye just talk—do something. I'll bet my last meal ticket on a Ments." Jn Luton. Sandy McSpadden, Hurry Moreland, David Milton. George Rams, Edrie Schneeberg. David Scott, Sandy Stokes, Robert Taylor, Martin eleven, you eight people, an afternoon of scream- Lastly, Mr. Winkel might per- ing and a gridiron victory. use the term "campus newspaper" Ernest White, Lynn Swann. for awhile.—Beth Morris. Wednesday, November 11, 1959 THE SKIFF «>*g« I Muse-Ments Theta Durham is a lambda Alpha graduate of the Unt> •y of 1%KM The couple will be 2S in . -. Webb Featured in '--30--' (^AmficU (?- Judy I B S apartment? of Zeta imusement column which ap- The movie, which sh ton BA '59. :, Would have stove—refrigerator- Tan ' - :-.ber peared previottalj realistic picture of the newspa ■ laundry end yard care included, r of Delta Delta D. of Phi r > and Ex-Let- riif column, to appeal • per business, was the SWIMMING POOL Wednesday, will deal mainly preview at the Hollywood Sunday ■-•-.- phone co- Choice apartment now available. with moviei cureotly appearing night The engagement . . . 111 Kort Worths fii'-t-nin movie Moore i- a member of S:g:na Chi. "Career," ■ rtory aboul Broad- I lliaa Pegg; sjri CARROLL PARK : . that . i il entertain- way, opening tomorrow at the They plan i and Wal'er Dur- ment. Worth, promiaei big things and APARTMENTS University Chris'ian Church . . . ham Openini toenocow at the Hot has a big call u well ITw 4000 McCart . wi!! be the -cene of the «ed- ■ has been announced I r>> iter ia a noi ie aboul include Dean Martin, Shirley Mac- Off: at 2409 W. Drew WA 3-1421 it i - a member of Kapp. night in the life 01 the man- lame, i arotyn Jonea and Anthony i ditof of « Lot Angi lei Prancioaa Uao opening tomorrow i> ' Hie Laat Angry Man." which makes Ita a) pi trance at the 7th Street Club Elects Theater The movie appeared Sunday night at the Worth as their "sneak ' DUAL FILTER DOES IT! Fort Worth Paul Muni plays a Brooklyn doctor in "Angry Man." while David Wayne |i a young tele- Senior Prexy viaion executive The plot geta interesting when a patient Beeda Richard Walsh. Fort Worth Muni ju.-t aa he is scheduled or, recently m elected prei to go on a TV show. 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' W* '*■'•"*' f»g» 6 T H § iKIf F Wedn«»d«y, November 11, 1959 Powder-Puff Football Game Fourteen Seniors Are Nominees For Woodrow Wilson Fellowships APPLE A DAY? Brings Sig Ep Challenge While divine, one of his So- A dinner honoring the Wood- The recipients oi tin fellov ciology classes instructions tor A challenge has been Issued are. they must use opposite hand row Wilson foundation fellow ships would receive full tuition a test, l)r Portertield, noticed to Delta Gsmras by Sigma Phi when passing, defensive player ship nominees was held recently. plus $1,500 and a dependency a I an apple box in the (inner ol his room KI>s111>n to appear fol ISM I'o'.v must walk and not run until in The 14 seniors that received lowanee for their first year of d.'rl'utl Football ('la-.sic" at .'( graduate study at the school of Jokingly he got the box and the opposing backfield. players the nominations were: Miss Char- p.m. today on the Student (en- their choice. The school chosen placed it on his desk and said. ter Q II a d r a n K I e ( OIIMCICI ni« must keep their hands down lie Jo Jackson. James 11 PeteTt, must be fully accredited in his "I see someone knew about the their lie last year the Sig l-'.ps when blocking and there will Fred Womack and Robert E. Hud- field of study and must be ap- test and left the box for any have made the following declara- be no shoulder blocking. dleston all of Fort Worth, all proved by the foundation. 'apple polishers'." tion to reprove their masculinity. failure to obaervi this rule receiving mathematics nomina- The fellowships are gi\en on ■ ■, .1 Pelta Gamma will result in the player's ex- tions. the basis of sincerity and scholas TCI tic ability, to students that have pusion from the game and a 50 The English nominees were: Whereas l>y some unforsee- yard penally or one-hall of the a desire to teach in college able and unexplainable circum- length of the distance to the goal Miss Atelia Prince, l,ake Jackson; Only a thousand students in stances, the Delta Gamma-Sigms line Thomas (' Allen of (ireggton, and the United States receive fellow See U« For Phi Epsilon Football Classic play- Women will refrain from James R. Giles of Bowie. ships, and the students are chosen ed on Hi Datilhtir. \ii~>8. resulted Ail Formal pinching, biting, pulling hair, Wendall R. Carr of Dallas was from interviews that will be held In a tied score of 16-lti. and Wear and and general unladylike conduct; the only history nominee. Miss in January. Whereas the members ol Ma Accessories flirting with the opposing players; Patricia L. Carr, Fort Worth and nia Phi Epsilon do not believe O FOR SALE the circumstances leading to the use of feminine charms to con Warren M. Bailey of Orange were • HISTORICAL NOTE O FOR RENT obtamment of a tied score are fuse the players and other means the chemistry nominees. The seven leanest years In favorable to the Delta Clams this available. The philosophy nominee was TCU's history came between 1895 A, HALLER peat. and Other penalties for the classic Thomas W. Schmidt of Kansa.-, and 1902 when financial problems 111 Main ED 3-949) Whereas the possibilities of the test are offsides, 5 yards; clip- City, Mo. Carroll A. Quarels Jr. troubled the trustees. Enroll attainment ol such a score on ping, 15 yards and unsportsman- of Fort Worth was nominated for ment dropped below 200 all but the part ol DG are deemed to like1 conduct, 13 yards. the physics Fellowship. one year. be nigh impossible by the great majority 01 the gentlemen of Sig Ep. and Whereas wt desire to maintain our coveted reputation ol being able to Letter your sorority in a Contest of football, we Never Therefore challenge the Delta Gamma Sorority to a "Powder- Puff" football game, to be play- ed at 3 p m on the quadrangle In front of the Student tenter too strong. Never luilding on the day of Wednes- day 11 November Sincerely. Sigma Phi Epsilon too weak. The rules governing the men ROTC Team Fires at UT On Saturday The Army ROTC Rifle Team will Journey to the University of Tex- as Saturday for their next South- West Conference match The team will be seeking its fust conference win for the sea son after falling to Baylor and A&M in preceding match-, Seven members and Hifle Team ( oaeh Sgt C K Livingston make the trips. Six membera fire in the matches while the remaining member acts as alternate and as- sistant coach Of the six members filing, the one with the loueM score is not counted in the match This al- lows for a "bad day." which is not uncommon in the steady nerved spoil Members making the trip will be Joe Huddleston Ray I Willis Murphey, Gaylord George Royal-. .lr. Culler Turner and Bill Oellke

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0* T o> Pniutt of JAt. J¥tri*%*aan JirfG*^ — Jv&uuto- n our mldiU namt VVedne»d»v, November 11, 1959 THE SKIFF P.ga T Chi O's Challenge DSF Thursday Upsets Damase Perfect Picks DSF will put their undefeated stand the Alpha Gam's (14). the record on the line when they Sett's (JH) challenge The Minos face the Chi O's in intramural (4-11, and the Theta's (14) lac* 1'he intellectual sportsmen guessed 21 total points, while missing seven out of eight games volleyball action tomorrow the KD's (3-5) were hard at Wort this week, try- Scarberry ventured 14. The sports staff wishes Ledbet- [jjg in predict the outcome of the The Chi O's currently are tied In Monday's play DSF downed Ken Brunson, ex-Frog cage star, tcr Ihe best of luck on future games teatured in the Football for second place with the Minos, the Tri-Delt's, 15-1; The Minos and Walter Webb were able to true false examinations. holding a 4-1 record, while DSF" slipped past the Alpha (lam's. 18- ConteiU However, no one picked accomplish the feat others could Earl Dean must have been very holds a 5-0 record. 10; The Chi O's whipped the Kap. all eight games correctly. not. They foresaw the 24 total uncertain of the outcomes, since In other WSA action tomor- pa's. 126; the Theta's bounced |0hn (luck and James Soarbor- points in the Owl-Hazorhack game- he predicted ties for six games row, the Pi Phi's (0-5) meet the the Pi Phis. 15-8. and the KD's ry tied on fame predictions by The "Left-Ollt of the Week'' and the total points as four. Kappa's (1-4), the Tri Delt's (3-5) rushed past the Zeta's. 152. mining only the Wisconsin- Award goes to Joe Ledbettcr for Northwestern upset The tie was broken, with the winner, (link, coming the closest on the Rice- Due to the many requests for our Arkansas total points iaievs (luck DODSON Continued from Page 8 Pierce, Priddy and Spikes, who Wogs Host Texas may make All-America. QUALITY PIZZA As Head loach Abe Martin For Home Finale put it. We will run a special "R. K. is top fullback material Friday afternoon will be the —he has plenty of action to look la^t chance local fans will have forward to. " to see the TCTJ freshman team Off the football field. R E. is FREE DELIVERY in action quite the family man. He joined Holding a i 2 record, the \\'n«s the married ranks in the sum- to the Campus at 6-7-8 p.m. Wil| close out their 1999 home mer of TiH when he was wed to schedule against the powerful the former Sylvia Paubkra of Texaa shorthorns at Amon Carter Teague, Texas Stadium Southwest Conference Besides Sylvia, "I'appa" Hud- I schools regard the Shorthorns as son's biggest i,in is Mi^> DeDe, Petta's Italian Foods • the team to beat" in freshman their 5-months old daughter, who 3460 BLUEBONNET CIRCLE WA 4-6691 ran do a good job of kicking, I ii h I i id Taylor also feels herself. the Shorthorns will l»' bard to match in the 2 'M p m. tussle. Warning the Wogs that a victor) New 1960 Mi brings you taste... more taste... ovei 'he Shorthorns is their last hop* I or .i successful season, (".nil Taylor said only a niasi mum effort could product a \ k tin y Last week T( I.' ran in to sever- More taste by far... al mi ifoi tunes Karly in the week, u k I loyd Mynatt received « broken ankle, throwing him out nl . •■turn lor the rest of the season \ viaitor from the North also hampered action A cold front yet low in tar! rollinu into Fort Worth, cut piac tfcei to lust more than an hour t"i most ol the week. New, free-flowing Miracle Tip Only the I960 CM ■ Frees up flavor SPIKES Unlocks natural tobaCCO flavor! other filters squeeze in! ■ Checksjars without Continued from Page 8 Thafs why L'M can blend fine tobaccos choking taste! ■ Gives you the full, exciting flavor 10 games in raakteg, ■ ifWH, not to suit a filter... but to suit your taste! ol the worlds finest, naturally mild tobaccos! with the 11(1 yards against Ark-

ansas, his best single effort • *98n L f>ra Tooacco Co Against the Hogs, was included * nitty :t9 yard blast up the mid- dle to set up the w Inning touch- down Spikes' 1S5K performance plac- ed him tenth among all tune TCI individual rushing leaders AKo thr lug fellow has come Into his o«n as a cornerback of the defense '■" k was man led in the sum met <>f irtriR to his high school sweetheart, Jane DeWaid, who is trulj Ins biggest fan. At the end of last year's sea- Son, -lack said. '">c usually thinks a fullback H iii-t good for three years, hut 1 like more than that ' II seemed thai Spikes knew Whsl lie was talking about when '" made the above statement, he- Csuss it looks like this season ' be Ins best fhus far in the season .lack MS already gained 48tS yards for ^ i.nnes. which is 5 l yards per lai iv

last week agnmst the Bears. jjP'k« was a big thorn m the Bears' defense as he drove for » total of 92 yards \tter the Ravlor game. Coach "I'H tin said. "Spikes IN the best fullliHck •ver to weai a Purple jersey".

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CONSULTING HYPNOTIST 3033 Cockrell, Suit* 4 .... (tnduj»3 1)0) WA3 8817 ID 2 4234 More taste by far...yet low in tar -t/u/ they 6aid "It couldn't be done!" .' • - - The Shorthorns Upsets Upset Come Calling Contestants' On the Wogs Skill Sports Predictions See Page 7 Pag. 8 ■"■■ Wedne.day, Nov. 11, 1959 See Page 7 Spikes Holds Key to Frog Success • • * • • • 'Big Panther' Leads SWC BALLIN' THE JACK In Rushing By Jack Harkrlder By BOBBY HUGHES Jack Spikes or "The Big Pan- Thank goodness for the alumni. ther", as he's known by his TCU teammates, has established him- What would Texas A&M do without their ever-faithful self as one of the finest fullbacks alumni to look out after the football team? in Horned Prog history. There's no time like the present to wish a fond farewell The thundering. 6-2, 200 pound- plus Spikes WU one ol the keys to Jim Myers, head coach of the Aggies. He will be finished to success in Coach Abe Martin's at A&M after this season—at least that's what some of the T attack last fall. He roared to more powerful alumni think. 580 yards in 124 carries, second m Southwest Con),.rente rushing it seems several Aggie exes have received ■ letter ask- behind Baylor's big Larry Hick- ing them for a donation, to buy up the remainder of Meyer's man contract. And knowing some of the exes' attitudes, it won't For his sparkling 1958 per- formances the big lad waa ■ una- be Ions before they have enough money to do it nimous All-Conference selection However, the Aggie Alums are not the only ones cap- and made many All America able oi such "watchdog" actions, other Southwest Confer- honorable mention-- Spike-, loves football, and the ence schools have "Downtown Quarterback Clubs" just as ex Snyder, Texas high school able to wield the might) axe. halfback hits the opponent's line On the other hand, there is at Least one SWC exes' or- with authority His heal after- noon oi the season last year came ganization that maintains a "hands-ott" policy with the m the Cotton Bowl, against the coach The TCU Frog club. An Force Academy, According to Paul Ridings, Frog statistician and mem- Time after time, he would bolt Into the Falcon secondary ber of the club, there is i simple explanation for this policy. JACK SPIKES The "Big Panthtr" lor huge chunks of yardage He Each member of the Frog Club makes a yearly dona- ended up with 108 yards in 17 tion, ranging from $5 to $100. with most of it going to the sialis and was named the out- standing back of the game athletic fund. Any larger donation is refused. Christians Face Longhorns ".lack is truly one of our al' By comparison, the SMC Mustang Club welcomes any time offensive fullbacks." ex- and all donations, the larger donations being most welcome. In Vital Conference Game plained Martin "He has the lixe, Naturally, the members making the largest donations carry speed and desire to make the By ERNEST WHITE 'There will be blood on the great play for you quite a bit of weight with the administration and their de- Spikes was tremendous as a The Progs rested up in pre- moon," waj Athletic Director halfback on TCU'l freshman cisions paration for the conference game "Dutch" Meyer I comment on the Froggie Longhoro game, nude squad of 1056 But after an in- Therefore, if the exes are unsatisfied with their alma ol the season while the top- jury hit Buddy Dike, starting full- during his weekly television mater's season record, they calmly inform the administra- ranked Texas I.onghorn.s had a back the following season. Spikes show. "Football Scoreboard " tion, "Either he goes, or our money goes," and who can turd time containing a fired-up stepped into the fullback post 0 Baylor team in Austin Saturday. According to hear Trainer Q for the first time and did a spark argue with that Certainly not the Aggies. The Frogi will Journey to Aus- mer Blown, the Kings ilo not ling job He picked up 315 yards * • * tin for this tilt, rated six point have any injuries that might on 71 carries during the year Thoughts while wondering how the LSU students are underdogs against the Texas hurt their chances when the Pig His 1057 opener against Ohio Purple team meets the Orange taking that loss to Tennessee. Every sportswriter makes team. With ■ u in over the Tea- Slate came as a surprise to all. lippert, the Frogs could tie up clad Steers in Memorial Stadium He simply plowed his way for game predictions sooner or later, so here it is: the first place berth with the The Steers did not play an 86 yards on 11 trips, Including a TCU and TEXAS. The Longhorns are scared, while the Longhorns The Razorbacks also aerial game against Baylor, but 16-yard TO beauty for the Frogs' showed a strong rushing game, Frogs are determined. TCU 21, TEXAS 13 Lackey missed will be In the first place tie if final scon- m the 18-14 upset they can get past the SMU Mus- while the Bears picked up 153 He led seven of the Purples' another one. tangs in their game Saturday. yards in the air. See SPIKES on P.g. 7 Dodson Claims Perfect Mark Skiff Football Contest By BOBBY HUGHES "toe" of the team when it conies to a perfect record of 11 out of FOUR TICKETS TO WORTH THEATER R E Dodson might not get to extra points 11 and it's hard to improve on GIVEN EACH WEEK his uniform very dirty in every In winning the SWC champ- that performance came, hut he plays a vital role ionship in 1058, Dodson kicked In 1955 Harold Pollard from CONTEST RULES for the Frogs when his play is 8 straight points for the Progs Itasca. who also was a fullback, Called, and thai is usually the in the title game against Rice put TCP' on the records by kick 1 Contest is open to TCU students ONIA play after the Froggies have He kicked 0 out of 10 extra tng 25 out of 31. which led the 2 Only ONE entry will be accepted from each contestant Scored. points for that season with his nation In extra points. and EVERY game must be picked. Dodson, a 511, 100-pound Jun- only miss against SMU. 'i'< l- has had other great kick- 3 Contestants must pick total points on TCU game each ior from Mt. Pleasant, is the This year H K is holding on MI such as Harry Mullars and week and, in case of a tie, contestant coming closest Homer I.udikkei. who is now each week will be declared the winner. coaching al Arlington Heights, 4. Entries musrt be received in box marked "Skiff Football and il is certain if It. E. keeps up Contest" at the candy counter In the Student Center by the good work, he will be rated 6 p in. Friday at the top 5. No member of The Skiff staff is eligible for prizes Not only can R E kick the 6. Winner will receive four passes to the Worth Theater. football, but he can run with it 7. Entries will be Judged by sports editors ol The Skiff. as well. As a freshman he gain- 8. Winner will be announced next week in The Skiff. ed 370 yards on 72 carries, sec- ond only to Mai Fowler, for having Hie greatest year in Wog TCU vs Texas SMTJ vs Ark. historj U. of H. vs. Tex Tech Iowa vs oluo si He led the Wogs in scoring with 28 points and kicked 10 out Rice vs Tex A&M Ole' Miss ... vs Tellll of 11 extra points with his only USC .... vs Ba> lor Neli vs Colo miss against North Texas. At present, Dodson's total Tola! Points oi TCU Texas game extra point record for college |i M out of 32 which is remarkable in anyone's book Next year the TCU fans will N VME see "The Toe" play a bigger role on the gridiron This year R P. has had three powerful rpvv- Josjtyn senior fullbacks In front of him, U5DRESS PHONE OOPS! St* DODSON on Pag» 7