AN ALL-STUDENT mis NEWSPAPER THE NEW DR. CHILLMAN:

STUDENT SENATE A PROFILE SEE PAGE 4 I F IRE SEE PAGE 5 Volume Forty-Six—Nuber 21 HOUSTON, TEXAS FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1959 DeZurko Talks on MEMORIAL TO CANCER VICTIM Renaissance Art Composition Dr. E. R. DeZurko of the Charity Drive Comes To Rice Architecture Department will talk on "The Idea of Composi- NEXT WEEKEND, Friday and Italian Renaissance," "Drama as tion in the Arts" Tuesday, Saturday, March 13 and 14, Rice Offering: The Princelye Plea- March 10, in the next of the Begins March 19 will host the eighth annual sures at Kenelworth Castle," and College Lecture series. The lec- By BILL DELANEY South-Central Renaissance Con "Textual Degeneration of Eliza- ture will be given in the Jones ference of the Renaissance Soc bethan Plays." College commons at 6:45 pm. The G. F. Alsbrook memorial charity drive will be iety of America. Also "The Rise of Medical Sci- held on campus Thursday and Friday, March 19 and 20, DR. CARROLL Camden is ences in the Renaissance," "The under sponsorship of the senior class. chairman of the program com Representation of Mystical Im- Students, Faculty The M. D. Anderson cancer research program will be mittee for the Conference, which age in Renaissance Art," "Re- the recipient of this year's fund, it was decided at the will have speakers from all over naissance Bibliography and Bibli- To Show Off Art Student Association meet- the country as authorities on the ographies," "The Development of Students and faculty members ing Wednesday. Renaissance. Elizabethan Separatism," "Pri- may start now to bring their vate Law Theory — the Stuart Public To See Named by this year's seniors in Mr. J. D. Thomas is chairman original art work for the annual honor of the outstanding athlete of the arrangements committee, Era," "A Midsummer Night's student-faculty art exhibit, which Dream: A Metamorphosis," and and member of the class of 1959 which is composed of Rice faculty will be held in Fondren Library Beauties Chosen who died last fall, the campaign "The Dual Authorship of Henry The 1959 Campanile Beauty members. Dr. E. R. DeZurko is March 16-31. will be conducted as a senior class VIII." Selections which are open to the in charge of fine arts; Mr. Wil- Work in all media — painting, project as in previous years. Jack public, will be made this coming liam S. Mackey, Jr., business ad- The Rice Glee Club will per- sculpture, sketches, mosaics, Pietri is general chairman. ministration; Dr. J. E. Conner, form and the Rice Players will mobiles, photographs, etc. will be Sunday, March 8, at 2 pm. The On the two designated days, Dr. J. E. Parish, and Dr T. N present "Gammer Gurton's accepted in the music room of judges for this annual event will contributions will be taken up in Marsh, English; Dr. E. H. Phil- Needle," for the Conference, the library any time between now be Vikki Raines, modeling in- classrooms, under direction of lips and Mr. D. L. Bilderback, which will be open to students. and March 14. structor at the Mary Beth Mc- Noel Willis. Persons interested history; Dr. Hardin Craig, Jr., All sessions will be held in the The exhibit will be held in Donald Modeling Studio; Pete in assisting in classroom collec- library; Dr. Guy Johnson, mathe- Lecture Lounge of Fondren Li- the second floor foyer outside Huff, Student Association presi- tion are asked to contact Willis. matics; Dr. Arthur E. Hall, brary. the music room. dent; Bob Contois, I.C.C. presi- music; Dr. Konstantin Kolenda dent; and Mike Reynolds, Cam- Over $1500 was collected in last panile editor. year's drive, according to Pietri. and Dr. Niels Nielsen, philo FACULTY'S NEW FACILITIES sophy; Dr. F. V. Shelton and The contestants will be judged Alsbrook was a former all-state Mr. E. H. Shreffler, romance on beauty, poise, personality. football performer at Ball High languages; and Dr. J. W. Rogers, Selections will be held in Ham- School in Galveston. As a fresh- science. COHEN HOUSE RENOVATION man Hall so that large crowds man, Alsbrook copped the South- There will be six sessions in may watch the spectacle. Every- west Conference 220 yard low the Conference. At these sessions, one is invited to observe the hurdles crown and was consider- those interested in any phase of ADDS SPACE, CONVENIENCE selections. This invitation is ex- ed a top threat for conference honors. He lettered in football at Renaissance life will be able to By MARJORIE TRULAN years old; he wanted to do some- tended by the whole Campanile hear the following lectures; staff. The whole school is wel- Rice his sophomore year, starting KEEPING PACE with the rest thing to mark the event. Discus- "Holy Light in Paradise Lost, come, and in fact is urged to over half of the games at the of the new developments on the sing the matter with Dr. J. Wil- right halfback post. He is sur- "The Concept of Man in the Rice campus, remodeled Cohen attend, for this is the first year lis Slaughter, then head of the that the public will be allowed vived by a wife and one child. Spanish Renaissance," "The House has been formally opened Lawyers and the Church in the department of sociology, and Dr. to watch the contest. : O for the use of faculty members. Edgar Odell Lovett, then presi- Fortv-two finalists were cho- The new addition to Cohen £•• * House along with its furnishings dent, Mr. Cohen realized the sen last fall by the males on SLLS To Hold AT THE COUNCIL was made possible by Mr. and need for a faculty building on campus. Mrs. George S. Cohen, longtime campus. The senior class nominated benefactor of the Rice Institute. IN 1927 Cohen House was con- Lin Davis, Harriet Hokanson, County Fair In Petitions Due The original building, which was structed—the °first building to Pat Ivy, Natalie Loehr, Jeannette constructed in 1927, was also the be erected by private funds other O'Brien, Sammie O'Kelley, Rilda RMC March 12 By March 10 gift of Mr. Cohen in honor of than those of the Rice family. Richardson, Sandra Schlafke, Students will get a chance to his parents and was named Rob- And at that time, a faculty club Ann Stephens, and Tommie Lu show off their pelvic coordina- ert and Agnes Cohen House. on the campus and owned by the Storm. tion, their accuracy at 'beaning' For Rondelet APPROXIMATELY university was a n&'w idea. Mr. The Juniors selected are Chris profs, or culinary skill at the By LESLIE ARNOLD 6,500 square feet has been added Cohen and his father were made Brewer, Ellen" Cartwright, Joy SLLS County Fair, Thursday, to the original 7,100 square feet honorary members of *he Faculty Renter, Mary Lacey, Marilee March 12. It will be held in the IT WAS announced at the Stu- of floor area. The entire build- Club and the 1928 Campanile May, Beverly Montgomery, Mar- Student Center basement from 7 dent Council meeting that the ing has been air-conditioned, and was dedicated to him. gie Moore, Charlotte Reeves, Bar- to 10 pm. Executive Committee of the Fac- the old portion hag„ been re- Many years later, having bie Scott, and Annette Wickei\ A hula hooping contest, cake ulty .feels that we still don't real- decorated to harmonize with the noticed the tremendous growth of Sophomoi-e finalists are Jane walk, bean-a-prof, dart board, ly understand the meaning of the ned. The result is a comfortable (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 6) fortune teller and ring-a-coke Social Ruling. The Social Com- atmosphere that retains the are among the many attractions. mittee of the SA and two mem- traditions and dignity of the Fac- bers of the Executive Committee A freshman chorus line and the ulty Club. Eighteen ceramic me- will meet later this week to dis- Gene Swilley Combo will head- dallions by Mr. McVey.'a former cuss the matter in detail. line a Side Show featuring "real Rice student, portraying Dr. Lo- THIS YEAR'S charity drive talent." Ann McNeil Goldstein vett and Dr. Houston, among will be for cancer research at will sing, Charlene Prescott Will others', will be placed around the M. D. Anderson Hospital. It was do some acrobatics, and Judy dining room. also decided to give the gift in the Pauley will dance. Tom Evans THE ADDITION to Cohen name of G. F. Alsbrook, a Rice will also sing. student who died of cancer last House means that 350 people can Dinners-for-two, record al- summer. He would ha^e been a now be served where only 50 bums, theater tickets, and a could be * accomodated before. grand prize (formerly a radio) member of this year's t senior class. The approximate cost for the new are several of the profusion of facilities and furniture is $260,- SEVERAL different charities gifts that will be awarded to win- were considered, including Texas 000. ning raffle ticket holders. These Childrens Hospital, Schriners MR. COHEN'S interest in Rice tickets, which cost 25 cents, will Hospital, the American Cancer began with the student body and be sold in the Student Center Society, the United Fund and athletic program, and he financi- lounge and by members of the Gonzales Warm Springs Founda- ally assisted the budding Physical SLLS. tion. It was finally decided that Education Department. He has A cake-baking contest for male the M. D. Anderson cancer pro- been one of the contributors to chefs only will be judged by fac- gram would be the most appro- and has served on the loan com- ulty "connoisieurs." Deadline to priate recipient because Alsbrook mittee of the Rice Institute Stu- submit lea gateaux is 6 pm, was a victim of cancer. dent Loan Fund. But he finally RECOGNIZE THIS? The scene above is not an undis- Thursday at the basement of the GEORGE CLARK announced decided that the faculty needed covered corner of the Student Center, but a part of the Student Center. the most help. that happy days are approach- renovated Cohen House. This is the patio next to what is Refreshments sold will be MR. COHEN'S father and apple cider and home-made continued on Page 2) mother were approaching seventy now called the Terrace Room. cakes (baked by SL's). Two Til THRBSH1R FRIDAY, MARCH I, 1M» Dial To Make Singing Debut SSCQT TESTS WILL Rice's multi-t a 1 e n t e d All- Beach ballroom. The popular re- back — on the guitar. Dial has American end Buddy Dial will ceiver-crooner will be the featur- already appeared on the Jimmy make his singing debut this Sat- ed performer at the "Welcome Dean network TV show, and BE HELD IN APRIL urday evening at the Sylvan to Spring" dance which will after graduation he will combine Applications for the April 30, must be postmarked no later than <<<<<<<4<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<44<<4<<<<<<<<<1 I launch the Sylvan Beach spring pro-football with the New York 1959 administration of the Col- midnight, April 9, 1959. Tuner i [ season. Giants and a professional sing- lege 'Qualification Test are now According to Educational Test- Kit i: Providing downfield support ing career. For reservations for available at Selective Service ing Service, which prepares" and 1Mb FM for Buddy will be Maynard Buddy's varsity vocal debut this System local boards throughout administers the College Qualifica- Gimble's Orchestra with Ken Saturday night from nine to one the country. tion Test for the Selective Serv- Williams — letterman Rice half- at Sylvan Beach, call MA 3-0461. Eligible students who intend to ice System, it will be greatly to take this test should apply at the student's advantage to file Big Plans Brewing once to the nearest Selective his application at once. The re- For '59 Rondelet Service local board for an appli- sults will be reported to the stu- Plans for the Rondelet festivi- day will be the annual Rondelet cation and a bulletin of informa- dent's Selective Service local 95 ties on May 2 asnd 3 look promis- dance and presentation of hon- tion. board of jurisdiction for use in ing, according to Margie Moore, orees from other schools in the considering his deferment as a 39 AT THE NEW Following instructions in the Chairman of Rondelet. The week- Southwest, to be held in the bulletin, the student should fill student. end activities will follow pretty Houston Club. The election for out his application and mail it Audio Center generally those of last year, that Rondelet Queen has not been immediately in the envelope pro- scheduled yet. Ed Gerlach will 1424 WESTHEIMER f is, there will be a picnic, a song- vided to SELECTIVE SERVICE ALSO USED HI-FI \\ play and some other entertain- EXAMINING SECTION, Edu- Employers Offer COMPONENTS if fest participated in by all the ment is befng planned, but this x Colleges, and culminating the cational Testing Service, P. O. will not be announced until later. Box 586, Princeton, New Jersey. Job Interviews Applications for the April 30 test The Placement Office has an- nounced the following interviews to be held on campus for the rest COHEN... of this month. (Continued from Page 1) U. S. Bureau of Public Roads — 3/13 — CE. . HOW the faculty, Mr. Cohen announced Pan Ameriean Petroleum Corp. the gift of the new addition to — 3/16 — Geophysics - EE - Cohen House on his 70th birth- Math - Physics - Geol. THAT day in 1955. Foley's — 3/17 — Bus. Admn.- BORN NOVEMBER 14, 1885, Lib. Arts. in Galveston, Mr. Cohen attended Sun Oil Co. — 3/17 — Matm - RING BALL HIGH and later Peeksill Physics - CHE. Military Academy in New York. Cravens, Dargan & Co., In- GETS ABOUND He and his father purchased surance — 3/17 — Lib. Arts - Foley's in 1917. Not very long Bus. Admn. - PE. ago, he sold Foley's to Federated The Martin Co. — 3/18 — Department Stores; but he still ME - EE - Math - Physics. maintains an office on Foley's Aluminum Co. of America — executive floor as chairman of 3/18 — CHE - ME - CE - EE. the board of officers. Astrodyne, Inc. — 3/19 & 3/20 o — — CHE - ME - Math - Physics - CHEM. Freshman Dance W-K-MDIV. of ACF Industries, Inc. — 3/19 — ME. Is Roman Style Copolymer Rubber & Chemical Corp. — 3/20 — CHEM - CHE.. With an eye to a twentieth- Pennsylvania State Ordnance century Rice orgy and an ear to Research — 3/23 — EE - ME - the tall tales of the ancient Ro- Physics. Tareyton man Empire the Freshman Class is busy making final preparations before embarking on its Roman Holiday planned for Saturday PETITIONS... night, March 14. Freshman class (Continued from Page 1) president Charlie Giraud has said ing. The basement of the Stu- that this will be another in the dent Center will be ready within long line of "different" dances in a month. It will contain two game that it will be a non-costume, rooms and a place for that dedi- non-grub and non-beatnik affair cated creature, the bridge play- —strictly the old-fashioned semi- er. The Council almost had a big formal type of blast. DUAL FILTER | debate over whether or not to The music will be furnished by include the word "the" on the the Bob Smith band and will sign on its office door, but Rob- last from 9 until 1 pm. ert Waldman spoke up before Tickets will be on sale in the anyone could get started and lounge t)f the SMC during the said, "If we argue over this, that week for a modest" "thifee dollars will be the end." So the sign will mm&t and twenty-five cents. read "Student Association." o RONDELET petitions will be due on March 10, 1959. The elec- Eulenspiegel Will tion *will be about March 20. Meet, Party Sunday Probably at this same time the Der Eulenspiegel will have a student body will vote on the meeting-party, Sunday, March 8, new constitution for a revised at 7:30 pm in the Liederkranz student government. Hall, 808 Abbott. A color film, The Council approved the con- "Auf Gehts," showing lively stitution of The Semper Fidelia scenes from the October Munich Club for Marine NROTC and THE TAREYTON RING B MARKS THE REAL THING! festival, will be shown. Refresh- PLC students and undergraduate ments will be available. Marine reservists.

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Pete McCullough (center) discusses requirements for new telephone equipment with Traffic and Plant Managers.

Success story—with a moral to it

Robert G. "Pete" McCullough got his office serving 25,000 customers, with 42 Bachelor of Arts degree from Columbia people reporting to him. in June, 1953. In September, he took In October, 1958, Pete was promoted a job selling for a manufacturing firm. again —to District Commercial Mana- He was hurriedly trained—and, after ger. Reporting to him now are two 23,000 miles on the road, decided he business office managers, nine super- wasn't fully using his capabilities. visors and 54 service representatives He resigned and contacted his college and clerical personnel. There are 64,000 Placement Office. Interviews with a customers in the territory he heads up. host of firms followed. Pete chose the That's Pete's story—up to now. Fu- New York Telephone Company. ture promotions depend on him. Op- That was April, 1954. He spent the portunities are practically unlimited in next 13 months training —getting basic the Bell Telephone Companies for Pete experience as installer, repairman, and many young men like him. frameman, staff assistant, etc. He was Moral: The most capable of men then appointed Service Foreman. need good training and honest pro- .In January, 1957, he moved over to motion opportunities to move ahead as the business side of the company. In they should. Shop carefully for your May, 1957, he became a supervisor. In career. And be sure to talk to the Bell ••COKE" It A ncaitTCRCO TRADEMARK. COPYRIOHT O WW TMC COCA-COLA COMPANY. January, 1958, he managed a business interviewer when he visits your campus. Prom trotter She's the queen of the campus, and of course she favors you kftow what.. • the cold crisp taste of Coca-Cola. She knows that anytime, everywhere, Coke is the real refreshment. We don't say that the secret of her success is Coca-Cola ... but it helps!

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Four TfljC THBggHIR FRIDAY, MARCH «, 1M» There'll Be UT PETITIONS PEANUTS TO ABOLISH ITS (Peanuts W • regular feature at tha Houston PMM) Some Changes Made STUDENT COUNCIL l/LUCY SAVSYOl^ IPIPNT STEAL Student government needs a change. A student By MAX JODEIT TMEIP BOOK! committee has been working almost day and night for AT TEXAS: the past few weeks to present such a change to the Steer students are indeed hav- ing their troubles. Due to the student body in time for general spring elections. If absence of Playboy, students the new plan, which is based on a Student Senate as a there have lost their sense of values, and become a little care- central structure, is approved by the students, campus less about buying exams. With government at Rice will be completely revolutionized— the return of Playboy to the for the better. campus newsstands, however, it YOU QS SHOUTING! IM SOftfttf would seem that things would DID V0U EVER SEE A THIEF CHARLIE BROW.. I0IDNT U»TH SUCH A ROUND HEAD ? Below is a general outline of the new system. It return to normal. YOU DON'T HAVE / MEAN 70 Suspension TO SHOUT- is hoped that the plan will receive full consideration of Alas! The Administration up the student body. * there was so upset at the return of the immoral, corrupting-our- Under the proposed system, a Student Senate, com- youth literature, that they had to posed of 3 representatives from each college and 7 do something: they suspended A class representatives, is to be the central governing twenty-one students for buying or selling exams in a course en- body, combining th functions of the present Inter- titled appropriately enough, Gov- College Council and the Student Council. The Senate ernment 610a. The duration of the suspensions ranged from two to DR. OVERACKER SAYS will be a clearing-house for problems concerning the six semesters. colleges as a group, the publications, and the Honor Petitions Council. We have been reading about petitions in the Daily Texan. The South May Develop Nine standing committees will take care of routine first one was designed to get business. They will handle external affairs, social af- Playboy magazine returned to campus newsstands. That one suc- Bi-Partism System fairs, elections, the Student Center, student properties, ceeded. The next one is new now, "The Changing Pattern in entatives. California, for ex- the constitution, the Forum, senior rings, and the an- and parallels the current move- American Politics" was the topic ample, has gained 7 seats. nual charity drive. These groups will conduct their ment here. of Dr. Louise Overacker's public Erosion of Sectionalism business outside the Senate meetings, which should 100 Signatures lecture in Fondren Library Lec- As of last Sunday, 100 signa- What is really happening to cut down the time spent on routine affairs in the cen- ture Lounge Tuesday evening. tures have been received on a pe- Miss Overacker, a guest at Jones America is an erosion of sec- tral group. The committees will report to the Senate, tition now being circulated at College this week, is a well known tionalism. In an agrarian econo- which will have veto power over their actions. Texas for the abolition of student scholar and author on American my, citizens tend to stand to- government. The sponsor of the politics. gether politically. They think The Senate will have 6 officers: the president of petition was quoted in the Daily Central Thesis similarly on aU issues; thus, an the Student Association, the vice-president, the secre- Texan: Her central thesis was that the entire state may have need of tary, the treasurer,-the councilman-at-large, and the "It is a serious effort on the shift in inter-state population only one party. Sectional unity is seldom found where migration Inter-College Committee chairman. These, with the part of many students to show and the change in the American that the present student govern- way of life from an agrarian to and industrialization have occur- exception of the Inter-College Committee chairman, ment has done absolutely noth- red. Now, within a single city will still be elected by general all-school vote. The Inter- an industrial economy has pro- ing to gain respect and support foundly affected American politi- there may be many diversified College Committee chairman will be elected within that for itself^ from the student body cal parties. This dramatic change interests. Management and labor group, which is composed of college presidents and one at large." has primarily occurred within the may be in opposition to one an- other representative from each college. Ineffective last 30 years, and was influenced other. Rarely does a^ single party The petition charged that the by the two world wars. dominate a state anymore. present student government is in- The five colleges will be completely free of regula- Several new areas have been Nationalization effective and a waste of money— tion by any other student group in so far as their ac- industrialized, specifically the Miss Overacker believes that the president of the student body tivities do not affect any other group. Matters con- Great Lakes region, the Pacific we are moving toward the na- receives $100 per month for car- coast, and the South, especially tionalization of issues and align- cerning more than one college or a college and an out- rying out his "duties." Texas. Aparenptly the South is ments; this will create greater side group will be discussed in the ICC. AT BAYLOR: * America's last frontier. Rapid cohesion in a party and greater The chairman of the Student urbanization and the migration. rivalry between parties.. Today The idea behind this new system is a good one. Congress greviance committee at of the Negro population between there is definite trend within When the details are ironed out, such a plan should Baylor has been selected to in- 1920 and 1950 to northern cities the individual parties to achieve vestigate the possibilities of hav- lead to greatly increased efficiency and power of stu- have introduced remarkable ing a smoking room in the Stu- this greater cohesion, and to dent government. changes, among them the appear- dent Union there. . . find dynamic leadership which The proposal is tentatively scheduled to be con- ance of skilled white workers in will support party interests. Miss the factories, northern managers, sidered by the Student Council on March 11. After (or Overacker cited two examples of and unionization. this. if) it is approved' by the Council it will go to the college Sleeping Beauty Bi Partisan South The Democrats have organized cabinets for a week of discussion. A Forum on the sub- The South, which formerly ad- an advistory council, and the Re- ject will be scheduled soon after this, and by March 20, hered to a one party system, is publicans have a memo out which a general election, with 3/4 of the student body's ap- Is Square Chick showing signs of becoming bi- suggests centralizing the party, proval needed for ratification, will be held. If all goes It is, cats, that this week we partisan. Population shifts have better organization, and the pos- are doing a cultural review on a well, petitions for all-school elections will be due March been great enough to affect the sible formation of a Republican way-out fairy type of tale called seating in the House of Repres- Advisory Council. 25, and general elections will be held April 6. "Sleeping Beauty." What it is that I'm trying to give you is that Dissey-land has once again come that this prince is not cool. He witch has this bird type who in- up with two hours of real gone sees that this chick is never was forms on the caper at hand.^ She entertainment. but still worth some effort. So turns self into some sort of a jet- Freudian Witch he efforts. But unbeknownst to propelled reptile and heads for This tale concerns a real Freu- him his parent types have al- the good chick's pad to head off 77&J dian witch who has a complex ready set up a merger twixt him the hipster. over not being invited to make and the chick. (Like they don't He is not-buying, however, and THRESHER the scene of the area's queen's know where the chick is hanging he comes made for action. The kid's coming-out brawl. Now in out, but they're aranging things witch kicks in her afterburner GINGER PURINGTON JIM MILLS this weirdville hangout it is that anyway. Typical parents, like.) Editor Business Manager and tries to fry our hero but he certain of the inhabitants can Birdland skewers her with a spare hypo CLAIRE PLUNGUIAN JOEL HOCHMAN Assistant Editor Assistant Bus. Msrr. cast crazy spells. So this witch, But our witch type is mean- and heads for home base to give feeling left out, unappreciated, while coming on strong from her ED SUMMERS FRANK DENT the good chick the cure for what Managing Editor News Editor etc., comes on strong and hexes hangout at the neighborhood ails her. Like he does and she Department Editors the whole proceeding. Birdland. She mainlines the chick is. Time Drags into never never land and picks Royal Ronsael T.. Fine Arts Clarence Temple - Time drags on in typical Dissey up the hipster prince, placing him Phil Barber and Bill McGrath Polities Small Sprats Don Coney Colleges fashion and the kid turns into a in her own private pit for ob- Ann Bartlett and Ann Hebert Society Now cats, like this is a cool Claire Plungulan Make-up Editor real'cube who, none the less is servation. But he, on his own, Frank Van Orden Graphic Acta Editor easy on the eyes, I mean she's al- has connections. Three dolls, real type of entertainment to which to Max Jodeit Circulation Managlr most got a figure. Almost. But viper-cats, who masquerade as drag your current chick. How- Staff square like a Frigidaire. So, one good fairies in the drama, while ever, watch for small sprats dur- David Rush Harriet Hokanson, Jarrene Mengden, Mary Ann Boonr, day sheTs wandering through the picking up on the lofcal scene as ing intermission as they do not Maureen O'Leary, Franji Hensley, Buddy Here, Mike McNeil, Phyrne Marquess, observers, drag in some portable signal turns and will run you Robert Hinton, David Lodge, Skippy Johnson, {Catherine Kelly, Kit Kellogg, glade thinking cool cubist Lynn Graham, Bob Durst, Leslie Arnold, Judi Travis, Marjorie Trulen, Ted thoughts when here comes this acetylene torches and like off- down at every opportunity. And Hermann, Syd Nathans, John Mcintosh, G. S. Edwards, Mary Kay Hawkes, prince type on a white horse. And shackles like butter, man. of them, at all times, on the Max Jodeit, Leonard Cargill, Bobby Moy, Gayle DuPont, Joe Rider, Mike Arrh, premises, there are multitudes. 1 like they're on and in in no time. Jet-Propelled Reptile Roberta Thompson, Barry Moore, Reed Martin, Toni Berrong, Richard Hole- But don't you think that it is It is, however, that the bad old —Rukib kamp, Natalie Loehr. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1989 THE THEBSHBB Ftv* FACULTY PROFILE 'Maiion' Will Be Dr. Chillman's Lectures Are Held March 9, 10 As its final production of the enter a monastery. Learning of Peppered With Dry Remarks season, the Houston Grand Opera this, Manon lures him from his Assn. will present the beautiful retreat before his vows become By FRANK DENT me." He came to Houston, mov- French opera "Manon" by Mas- final and they go again to Paris ing into old South Hall in a room "Now this is a painting of the senet in the Music Hall March 9 to resume the gay life. There the near J. Newton Rayzor. Lovett meeting of Solomon and The and -0. two are arrested on a card-cheat- Queen of Sheba painted in the Hall, the Campanile and old Walter Herbert will conduct, ing charge. Des Greiux is freed fifteenth century. Notice how all Mechanical Lab, The Physics as usual, with the full Houston but the deportation of Manon is the characters are portrayed building and South hall and the Symphony Orchestra. Irving ordered. He intercepts her en- dressed in the Florentine man- Commons were the only build- Guttman is stage director and route to a prison ship—finds she ner. They are portrayed in a gay,- ings on campus, though West Vlada Dimac designed the sets. is desperately ill. She dies in his somewhat articial mood . . . sort Hall was soon finished. DR. CHILLMAN » Starring in the difficult title arms, lamenting her folly and of like Rondelet." Roaming In Italy role will be Eva Likova, who is praying for her lover. "Compare the strong lines of In 1920 Dr. Chillman received Chillman said: "It is an im- especially well known for her The setting is France in the the Colleoni equestrian statue to an opportunity to study at the pressive gateway to Houston interpretation of Manon; and gay, frivolous and fashionable the perfectly good bronze but American Academy's Depart- Culture, a modern classic that John Alexander, who gave a bril- rococo era of Louis XV. In addi- sagging Sam Houston in Her- ment of Architecture in Rome. will become more and more effec- liant performance as the Duke in tion to the sets and costumes, mann Park." These are only two He did work on the classics, tive." "Rigoletto" here last November, this era will be further reflected of the dry remarks that pepper roaming Italy investigating build- Art Classes will be the Chevalier des Grieux. in the gorgeous floral arrange- every history of art lecture by ings of the Rennaissance. For The museum itself sponsors a Richard Torigi, John Macurdy ments exhibited in the foyer, Dr. James Chillman, Professor of work completed there, he was tuitioned art school with classes and Rolf Sander also have impor- planned by a committee headed Architecture at Rice. made a Fellow of the American in painting and sculpture. Classes tant roles. by Mrs. Edmond B. Doak. This Dr. Chillman was born in Academy (similar to a PhD de- in art appreciation are offered In the story, the fun-loving will be the first time that flowers Philadelphia and attended the gree). to interested private groups. Manon, en route to a convent, have been used as the foyer ex- University of Pennsylvania, re- Then in 1923 he returned to Each year the high sixth and meets the Chevalier des Grieux hibit in Houston's Music Hall, ceiving his B.S. in 1913, his M.S. Rice; this time with Mrs. Chill- high seventh grades of all Hous- and goes with him to lead a and a vision of Spring loveliness in 1914. From 1915 to 1916 he man, who he met in New York. ton schools are given tours of the Bohemian life in Paris. Des is anticipated. attended the Pennsylvania Aca- At The Museum museum by specially trained Grieux' father contrives to break For tickets, write to the Hous- demy of Fine Arts. In the mean- In 1924, Dr. Chillman was guides. up the love nest; Manon goes off ton Grand Opera Assn., 3003 time Rice, only five years old, appointed Director of the Hous- Carl Schurz Award with another suitor, De Bretigny, Louisiana Street, Houston 6, Tex- decided to hire another instruc- ton Museum of Fine Arts, at the Among his other achievements, and the Chevalier resolves to as. tor in architecture. time when the first wing of the Dr. Chillman was also awarded "Rice Picked Me" museum was being constructed. the Carl Shurz Memorial Foun- After being recommended by Dr. Chillman says he has been dation Fellowship for study in the University of Pennsylvania there for "Twenty-nine plus" the German-speaking countries of BETTER THAN ADULTS and approached .by the Institute, years. At the present he is the Europe. He was a member of the Dr. Chillman accepted the posi- Director Emeritus of the staff of art lecturers for the tion. "In a sense, Rice picked Museum of the newest wing Dr. Bureau of University Travel, spending nine summers in Faculty Children Europe. LAST PROSE OF SUMMERS Designing Rice Building At Rice he took part in help- Learn French ing to design the new buildings. By BARRY MOORE pupils are of course co-operative At Least Pappy The Chemistry building in parti- From her quiet carrel on the about the whole program; how- cular was a problem. One of the second floor of the library, Ma- ever, this is matched by the en- Chemistry professors wanted to dame Cassel daily works on her thusiasm of the students them- Won Elections use a lot of symbolism in the graduate degree. Aside from pre- selves. By ED SUMMERS duced pensio'ns to about $10 per design . .. . witness the alche- paring a thesis on Balzac, she The combinations of students No state has had politicians month. mists symbols plus the intricate has the interesting and important within the class itself is inter- quite like Texas has had them; When election time arrived relief panels on the building. position as professor of a pri- esting: there are four cases of and we have had them both as again, the top issue was the sales "I've even forgotten what it all mary French class for the chil- brothers and sisters, sisters, or a blessing and as a curse. One tax, which Pappy swore with a means," says Dr. Chillman. dren of faculty members. brothers taking the course to- of the earliest and most eloquent straight face had been almost To Catch The Breeze The class meets for one hour gether; and there are two stu- was Sam Houston, who preferred imposed on the state by the pro- In designing the chemistry every Saturday morning at 11:00, dents whose parents aren't on the an Indian blanket to more con- fessional politicians and had been building, consideration was giv- during the regular school year. faculty but did attend Rice ventional dress and delievered his defeated only because of his en to the climate. Since air con- The age limit is eight to twelve ("They both are an asset to the orations in small "towns while heroic efforts to combat it. ditioning was unheard of, the two years. In the classes the empha- class," added Madame Cassel). standing shirtless in the summer Pappy was opposed-mainly by Ma lab wings of the building were sis is on conversation, vocabu- Learn Quickly heat. Sam's reputed plot in his Ferguson, whose campaign was brought out to catch the south- lary, French songs, types of She went on to state "It is last days to overthrow the Con- run by her husband Jim. west breeze. For unity, modifi- French food, and general "every- easier to work with children than federate state government was Bad Choice cations were made in the style day" Gallic culture. Special study grown ups. They develop an ex- sheets, especially prepared by never attempted, but others of The choice given the voters of Lovett Hall and the Physics cellent accent quickly and their Madame Cassel and printed by equal audacity have, some of was such that the Dallas Morning Building. "This same search for memories are fresher. In later the administration, are used in- them very successfully. * News cried, "surely we have not unity is visible in the more re- studies, they will have no mental stead of textbooks. Then There's Pappy been so bad that we actually de- cently constructed buildings in bloc toward the French lan- On a par with Houston but on serve the Fergusons again!" the use of similar materials . . . Parents Are Rice Profs guage." One of her former pu- the other side of the scales in an Nevertheless, - it does enhance brick and stone . . . even as far Being Rice professors, the par- pils is now taking French in a insurance man who presently one's opinion of the Texas elec- away as the stadium." ents of the sixteen total French (Continued on Page 3) lives in Fort Worth. This gentle- torate to discover that Pappy got man, now past seventy and for- a fifty-five per cent majority of tunately politically sterile for the the votes cast. moment, is W. Lee (Pappy) In the spring of 1941, Senator O'Daniel — twice (1938-1941) Sam Sheppard died in Washing- The Continental elected governor and twice (1941- ton. Pappy badly wanted the job 1948) elected United States Sen- of U. S. Senator for himself. The A Truly Fine Walking Short ator. chief obstacle was former Vice Pappy was a hillbilly disk President Cactus Jack Garner, Of 65% Dacron & 35% Cotton. Jockey — flour salesman in Fort who had just retired to his home Washes & Wears Without Worth in 1938 when somebody at Uvalde. Congress was in ses- suggested he run for governor. sion, but Pappy delayed making Ironing. He asked his listeners to "ad- an interim appointment until San vise" him what he should do— Jacinto day, when he announced Miniature Tarten Plaids and got fifty thousand post cards he had appointed eighty-seven urging him to run. His platform year old Andrew Jackson Hous- That Blend with Many was the Ten Commandments, and ton, only living son of Sam, as Sport Shirts or Knit Shirts. his speeches he promised to U. S.« Senator. oppose sales taxes forever and Som's Boy Died Sizes 28 to 44 7.95 give every person over 65 a pen- The appointment of this senile sion of $30 per month. The ave- gentleman, who was the only Bermuda Socks 1.50-2.00 rage pension then was $16 per Texan Pappy could be reasonably month.. sure he would not have to face No Runoff in the special election, earned Pappy was elected" without a Pappy enough good will to assure runoff, and the first bills he sent him of victqry. Sam's boy died in to the legislation contained a Washington two months after his "transactions tax" that everyone appointment, and Pappy beat but Pappy sajd was a sales tax. Martin Dies and Lyndon Johnson Needless to say, the bill was —the latter with the first of Houston's Largest Store Devoted Exclusively To opposed. I" fact, it was defeat- many endorsements by Speaker Men & Boys' Clothing and thundering that the "pro- Rayburn—by a close but comfor- Two Blocks West of Rice Stadium fessional politicians" were "out to table margin. 2507 TIMES IN THE VILLAGE JA 9-3743 get" the old folks, Pappy re- (Continued on Page 6) Six 4- THB THRESHER FRIDAY, MARCH I 11M

quickly under fine leadership in Pappy was defeated, for the first PAPPY... Washington, but charges Wash- time ever in public life. In the (Continued from Page 5) ington is the only insane asylum Senatorial election in 1967 he ran Society run by its own inmates. as an independent in favor of By ANN HEBERT And ANN BARTLETT Once again the hillbilly band, "Asks you to let him serve in a form of segregation that would religious platitudes, and promises Washington six more years, but have embarrassed Daniel F. Ma- WILL RICE College helped mhcr the month of February) out of lower taxes and pensions had now says he would go crazy if lan. Once again he was defeated. in grand style with their traditional Pajama Party last Friday night. worked for Pappy. A serious but he had to stay there six more Last summer he again ran for Some of those decked out in their very best night attire were Ann Pet- unsuccessful attempt was made months." governor, with similar results. tus and Charlie Hull, Suzy Rhodes and Robert Waldman, Gertrude to get him to run on his Senate Won Mighty Victory Able and Gilroy Callaway, Karen Olson and Darryl Albertson, Jane cecord in the regular 1942 Sen- But the ghost of O'Daniel has Needless to say, Pappy won a atorial election. Pappy at one not yet been laid to rest. No- Richman and Paul Englebert, and Clare Helman and John Shamblum. mighty victory. He stayed in point in the campaign said, body can guarantee that Texans The king and queen of "booby prize time" were Lajuana Osborne and Washington until 1948, and there "There ain't gonna be no gasoline will not in some suicidal moment Mike Blocher. is a story that he earned the rationing; we ain't gonna lose call for the Fort Worth flour distinction of being the only man SEEN SATURDAY night at the basketball game were Janice the war; and there ain't gonna be salesman again. If they do, he no runoff!" in history whom the Senate will come. Cornell and Steve Doty, Alice Waisman and Hcrby Lesser, Polly honored by walking out in a body Philbrook and John Lewis, and Bobby Brunner and Phil Dunn. Later Galvanized Chant when he rose to speak. at the tViess College Dance, taking advantage of the free admission, This moved J. Frank Dobie to Texas was rid of Pappy until free music, free punch, and much fun, were *.free-coke" Chili and his comment: ". . . and while the 1956, when the aging ex-Sen- nation forges, strives, arms, goes ator announced his candidacy BEAUTIES... date Barbara Long, Toni Berrong and Bob McKee, Flo Fisher and Dick Bloom, Martha Breedlove and Ron Hodges, Joy Kenter and down in ships, goes over the for governor. Like a phantom (Continued from Page 1) waters to fight and die, the from a lost era, Pappy put on his Bob Beavers, Liz Graham and Les PBK Greenberg, Judy Cole and mighty scene brings from Mr. white suit and hat, picked up his Arnot, Mary Anne Boone, Judy Paul Talkington, Susan Beits and Clyde Mayo, Darden Lloyd and O'Daniel only a galvanized chant: Bible, rehired his hillbilly band, Cole, Judith Helmle, Kathleen La- Tom McCowen, Marion Morrison and Mike Lockard, Linda Day and cy, Judy Ley, Mary Noguess, "There ain't gonna be no gas cranked up the old fire engine Russell Gibbs, and Linda Calvin and Tommy Tickle. rationing. There ain't gonna be and headed out into the blistering Wanda Phears, Charlene Prescott, no runoff. . '." James V. Allred, July sun. He claimed to have a Diana Thomas, and Sue Zigen- IT WOULD be greatly appreciated by Barbie Bauman and running against Pappy, com- "secret plan" to reduce every- bein. Judy Poinsett if all old newspapers would be saved and contributed mented—that O'Daniel: body's income tax by some large The freshman nominees are to their paper drive, Sunday night was a very successful night for the "Pledged to support the Presi- amount, and a plan to pump wa- Helen Elizabeth Downs, Sue He- drive, however, when upon returning to the dorm they found enough dent's war program, but broke ter 3000 feet uphill from the bert, Fannie Lou Lyne, Melanie contriSutions to fill their room to the ceiling—it only took twe hours that pledge twenty-six hours Mississippi to the dry plains of Maxtead, Mary Milbank, Judy to clear it out! after reaching Washington by West Texas. Norris, Julie Norris, Patricia voting to disband the Army. Magic Failed Lynn Pizzatola, Suzy Rhodes, ENGAGEMENTS: Diane Donnelly and Bill Montgomery. "Says we will win this war This time the magic failed and Betsy Rollins, Sue Sheppard. COMING EVENTS: Navy Ball in Galveston tomorrow .light. dent and coney By FRANK DENT And DON CONEY Throughout history man has been continually faced with im- portant decisions. Their responses THlNKUSH to those decisions eventually de- English CONVERSATION ENDER — English: SCANDAL MAGAZINE cide their ultimate course of ac- tion. Monday, February 26, at 8 pm in "the * Fondreri Lecture Thinklish translation: This mag- Lounge, the administration of an

azine is put out by a bunch of Wmwmmm: illustrious institution in the troublishers. Their other monthly Southwest was faced with the m combined gripes of its student offerings: a horror series (feari- body. The following is a brief odical), pin-up pictures (leeriodi- rundown of the historical event. cal) and a fortune tellers' gazette Student: Mr. Dims, why do (sepriodical). Naturally, none car- Thinklish: STOPIC students continually keep getting LARRY GINGER. EASTERN ILLINOIS U. tickets when they park in the ries ads mentioning the honest right places? taste of fine tobacco. Who'd want ,c English: ENLARGED P ™ Mr. D.: Because. Lucky Strike mixing with that Student: Oh, thank you. Student 2; Why is it that there crowd? As for the scandal sheet, is only one student parking lot it's a smeariodical which deserves on campus and six parking lots nothing but snublicity. for.the faculty. . . or broken down in another wdy, one parking place for every ten students and five parking places for every one faculty member? Thinklish: BLOATOGRAPH Mr. D. Because. MAKE 25 S. 2: Oh, I see. I never thought Start talking our language—we've got ALOACE HOWARD. PACIFIC U. of that before. hundreds of checks just itching to go! S. 3: Mr. McArony, why aren't English: BIKINI BATHING SUIT We're paying $25 each for the Thinklish there coke machines in the base- words judged best! Thinklish is easy: it's ment of the library so that stu- a new word from two words—like those on dents can hurry down and get this page. Send yours to Lucky Strike, some refreshments? Then we Box 67 A, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Enclose name, wouldn't have to waste so much address, college and class. time and we could study more. Besides, the library staff have a kitchen all their own in the NEARs.ohted basketball team : library to do the same. English rrm Mr. McA.: Well, as you know the institute spends $1600.00 per Thlnktuo MIWMRM student per year for their ed- N CAROLINA STATE GODFREY R. SVJ<0N ucation. A walk is healthy. Cokes aren't good for you. S.4: Mr. Dims, I understand the English: POLICE PUBLICITY new faculty club has a liquor store in the basement. Why can't mixed drinks be served in Sam- WMfkti$hi SQUJNTET my's and fifths be sold in the

BERENICE WYER. WESTBROOK JR. COLL. bookstore and liquor be brought to on qampus parties and heroin Get the genuine article samples be given out instead of free cigarettes? (simultaneously) Get the honest taste Mr. Dims: Because, because, because, because, because, be- ::^LmrRET;'.U.TR.N,TYCOLLtGE cause . . . of a LUCKY STRIKE Mr. McA.: Well, as you know - c%&UBBO- is our middle name the institute spends 1600.00 per $4.r.c» Product of student per year for their . . . m:

FRIDAY, MARCH I, 1959 T HI THRESHBR Seven RICE TRACK, GOLF TEAMS BULL SESSION NADS NEED A PITCHER OFF TO BORDER OLYMPICS By BUDDY HEEZ are in so you can get in the (15-11, 15-2)) and Movers over Purple Panthers (12-15,15-11,15,r This Friday and Saturday coaches Jim Deal and Em- Attention, Attention, Attention other(s). mett Brunson will take their respective golf and track . . . Wanted! One pitcher for in- Volley Ball Results 1). In the spirit of the late Her- teams to Laredo to compete in the annual Border Olympics. tramural Softball . . . please, This is that time of the year man Hickman, our choice for the The Owl golf contingent will compete in the 36-hole please, please. Fair speed, fair for intramurals . . . the space title—the Set Ups. golf tournament which is sponsored as part of the Border control, fair hitter. Good pay, between basketball and softball Handball Standings good publicity, good, good, good. when we have all those results (Regular) Olympics program. Making of the sprints. Apply to me . . . 127 Will Rice . . from major sports like volleyball Gilbert and Rosenberg 2 0 1.000 the trip for Rice are Leigh Other possible points for the this is urgent. and handball. Here goes: In vol- Samuelson and Milton 2 1.000 Masterson, Brooks Godfrey, Owls Saturday could come from Sqftball, tennis singles and leyball (stud), Us over Set Ups Anderson and Mayhew 1 .500 .000 Barton Gillman, Tom Wiliams, quarter miler Leonard Faucett. doubles, 'mixed doubles, golf, vol- (15-3, 18-16), Woohas over Pur- Lowe and Lynch (HP) 0 .000 and Ned Note. Oliver Pennington Faucett ran a 49.5 Monday. This ley-wall-ball-ball-v o 11 e y entries ple Panthers (15-12, 15-10), Buck and Hoffman 0 will accompany the group as the figure which wouldn't ordinarilly close tomorrow . . . yes. . . and Dean's Team over Blue Cats (15- Howells and alternate. seem too impressive is very sign- badminton mixed doubles (no- 8, 15-5), Grubbers over House Talkington (HP) 0 1 -000 ificant when you consider the plus one (15-13, 10-15, 15-7), Coach Emmett Branson's big- vice and regular) close next Sat- (Novice!) condition of the track and the Purple Panther over Set Ups gest hope for a first place medal urday. Get in line early to see Bourassa and Dupre 2 0 1.000 fact that Faucett was running (forfeit), Woohas over Set Ups in this, the first meet of the which league all the good teams (Continued on Page 8) with no competition whatsoever. season for the Rice cinder crew, is SWC broad jump champion In the 880 and mile, where Rice Dale Moseley. Moseley, who will be represented by Bill May- ranked 12th among collegiate er, Frank Price, Ronald Weber, You're always ready jumpers last year, has already and Manuel Wheeler, the Owl cleared the 23 foot mark in prac- entries will be greatly handi- for a date... tice, a mark which has not yet capped at this early point in the been obtained by any other broad season by the recent bad weather thanks to Arrow jumper in this area thus far this and by the fact that they will be season. competing against runners who have been running in cross coun- Wash and Wear The Owls also hope for a first try competition all winter. place finish from their fine sprint relay team. The four team members will most probably be Phillips To Be Your timing is as neat as your ap- Taylor Jones, Gordon Speer, Leo- Chapel Speaker pearance when the shirt is a new nard FaUcett, and Charlie Rouse. At 7 on Thursday, March 17, Arrow Wash and Wear. No wait- The Owl group posted a fine Dr. E. H. Phillips, Associate Pro- ing for the laundry. Just suds— early season 42.2 last Saturday fessor of History, will be the drip-dry—and you're ready to go! on a rain soaked track with two speaker in the chapel program. bad hands offs. The chief com- Economical, too . . . your allow- petition for the Rice quartet will ance go©s further. be furnished by Texas and Abi- ARROW Carefully tailored by Arrow of lene Christian. \ SHIRTS - SPORTSHIRTSi 100% cotton oxford and broad- a Important points should also be TIES - PAJAMAS cloth. Choice of collar styles in picked up by the Owls in the UNDERWEAR whites, stripes, checks, solids. $4.00 sprints where the above group up. Underwear by Arrow, too. will be joined by Allen Uhrig, and Mickey Hollingshead. With Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc. the possible presence of both Eddie" Southern and Bill Wood- Slw JAeu^rod. . house in the sprints little hope CHOUSTOr | t | r.:M> can be held out for a first place finish here but there is a fine MAIN AT POLK In the Texas National first in fashion possibility of third or fourth Bank Bldg. place finishes in either or both

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Eight TfeB THRtSfcttt FRIDAY, MARCH «, 1*M 4«.^rrvft • LIGHTWEIGHTS MAY HAVE Cellar - Dwelling Lotighorns OWN FOOTSALLTEAM SOON Drag Owls Down To 63-54 A varsity football team for (Jacques) Hirshfield, 147-pound opponents for Rice's "little var- By TED HERMANN dwelling Texas Longhorns Tues- students weighing 150 pounds or history major who is spearhead- sity." After winning three straight day night in their season finale and four of their last six, Coach 63-54. less is now in the "formative ing the movement. "The lightweight team would Although such a team would Don Suman's upsurging Rice After trailing only 31-26 at stage," it was learned this week, allow many students of ability be unique in the Southwest Con- to participate in football who for- Owls fell victim to the cellar half time the Owls fell behind from Head Football Coach Jess ference, Hirshfield stated that merly have been hindered from early in the second half and were Neely. many Eastern colleges, including college competition by the size BULL... never able to head thcMrastling The organization and future the Army and Naval academies, obstacle," Hirshfield explained. (Continued from Page 7) group of Longhorns. The death of such a team will be discussed have had limited weight football Coach Neely added that he "Horny" Harry Reasoner note was sounded for the Owls at a meeting Monday at 6:45 p.m. teams for several years, and there would like to have spring train- and Cook 1 0 6.969 as three Rice starters fouled out in the athletic office conference is conference competition among ing for the lightweight team if Barton and Fugate 0 1;.000 in the second half as the Owls room between Coach Neely and such teams of the Ivy League SWC football rulings permit and Silverman and Mayo 0 2 .000 were attempting to over take men interested in going out for schools. "if the students' interest proves Blue League Marshall Hughes' forces in the the proposed team. The introduction of the 150-lb. serious." Gray League final ten minutes of the game. Some 60 persons have signed team idea to other Southwest Hirshfield reported that many Raschke and Ray 2 0 1.000 The Owls, who have fouled re- a petition requesting the team Conference schools will be among students are already on diets in Brice and, Nasby 1 1 1.000 latively little this season, were and stated intention to play if the topics discussed at the Monday's hopes of getting down to 150 for Shier and Groves 1 1 1.000 charged with 25 personals. And team is formed, according to Jim meeting, along with proposed the proposed spring training. Hamm and Yarborough 0 2 6.969 the Longhorns took good ad- In badminton doubles, in one vantage of the Rice miscues, hit- of the most exciting games ever ting 29 of 34 from the foul line, witnessed at the Rice Institute the game with approximately before an overflow crowd, Staon seven minutes remaining, with and Young (1-0) knocked over 14 and E. Jay Mcllwain, who The whole is equal Murphy and Mayes (15-8, 15-3) also fouled out of the game, with 1 Good show, ol chaps. Comalander 10. to the sum of its parts and Bowers ain't played yet. They'll Return On the Finer Side The Owls return six of this To the much, much, much, much year's squad for next year's var- (But some of its parts are more equal than others!) finer side of things—the RG's . . sity. Among these are started The volleyball class tourney David Craig and squadmen Steve will be held March 11. Frosh vs. Smith, James Davis, Dick Park, Sophs (yay) at 3:45 and after the Maxey Bedenbaugh, and Jerry sophy win see the Juniors take Comalander, Along with these, on the Seniors at 4:45. Then the the leading contenders for varsity finals. Class representatives or positions from this year's fresh- girls who are real studs—frosh, man squad appear to be Mike Ma- Linda Ulbrick; sophs, Judy Ley; roney, Jim Fox, OUe Shipley, and juniors, Virginia Arhos; and sen- Buster Sullivan. iors, Linda Calvin. The Frosh As a matter of comparison for last year (that is this year's those who are looking ahead to sophs, next year's juniors and next season, here are the number the following year's Texas senior of players lost by graduation class) nosed out the seniors for from the top eight players on the title. each squad in the conference: Badminton Arkansas 2, Baylor 2, Rice 6, Badminton results (mixed SMU 0, Texas A&M 4, TCU 5, league Rice girls and Rice girls) Texas Tech 5, and Texas Uni- Poinsett and Smyser defeated versity 1. Kemmerer and Norrel 15-3, 15-3; Berrong and Hierth defeated Bur- rell and Hendrick, 15-8, 15-9; Poinsett and Smyser then smash- Blue, Gray Clash ed Berrong and Hierth 15-4, 15-2; and Burrell and Hendrick, 15-1, In Spring Finale 15-1. That was JJlue League. . . Rice Institute football follow- Then there's Gray League . . . ers get their last look at their Johnson and McCullough defeat- team until September tomorrow ed Fuller and Dzury 15-11, 15-7. afternoon when Blue meets Gray Voleywallballwallvolley tourney in the annual spring drill finals. this week—Monday Pooped Pros Game time is 3 pm at the old vs. Owls at 3:45 and Tuesday stadium. Garnett's Gals vs. Jazzy Jets at Coach .less Neely will send his 4:45. See you there (ha ha) charges through a regular scrim- That's all. . . Remember an- mage type game with the Blue other Herz super dooper idealogy team consisting of first and . . . The Nads to win the Softball fourth team performers engaging title—go, go, go. 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