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Daily Lobo, Volume 053, No 32, 11/10/1950 University of New Mexico University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1950 The aiD ly Lobo 1941 - 1950 11-10-1950 The ewN Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 053, No 32, 11/10/1950 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1950 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "The eN w Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 053, No 32, 11/10/1950." 53, 32 (1950). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1950/95 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1941 - 1950 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1950 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • campus. After the wi:\1' Doil!ildelli A few copies of our 20-page sil­ Intramural Corner ... came back to the University re­ T!lesday, Novem~er 7, 195A • • • opening and expanding th<l. intta· Y!lr annive1·sary Homecoming issue . Page Four' • mural sp·orts program to its pres~ are still available in the Lobo . ent position as one of the main cam- olllce. ·sadie's (Sob) Day Johnson Began·Firsl: IM Program pus activities, , :By Alla11 M. Mogull pendents into two groups, the in In 1949-50 there were 3441 mel) Intramural athletics were intro­ towners and the outer towners, This enrolled in the University. Of duced on the University campus bY division made for keener ~ompeti­ these, 1438 took part in some intra• tion, Since the breaking of the in­ ' I Coach Roy Johnson in 1920. Before mural sports activity, This is about \!oming to New Mexico, Coach John• dependents' power in 1935, no one 42 per cent of ·the men in the Uni­ Set Off by Chase son was a.student at the University group has ever dominated the intra.­ versity, and is above the average NEVER .• of Micplgan where he saw a large mural sports scene. of ' most other schools. :BasketbaU By Bill Rawlins ,intramural athletic program in ac. In l!MO, Coa~h John Dolzadelli and softball draw the largest num­ They're off ! tion. Upon arriving here, Coach took over the directorship of intra­ ber of entries. Spectato1·s' interest PROPOSE · A thundering herd of UNM women has begun its desperate Johnson inaugurated an intramural mural sports. In 1941, Coach Dolza in intramural sports has increased i>rogratrl. that he . hoped some day 7 tremendously. Last year 6216 chase for men-object, Sadie Hawkins day. Bagged and tagged, would be t)le pride of the South­ delli was called into the army, and people watched intramural sport!! ON A the quarry will be legal game for the annual Sadie Hawkins ·west. for the duration of the war there with basketball and football draw­ dance tonight at the ·suB. Coach J o4nson;s first act was the were no intramural sports on the ing the most spectators. Music for the (ugh) gala occa­ establishmtmt of the intra-frater. MERRY-GO­ sion will be furnished by Orlie Wag­ nity league. In the same year, the ner ~tnd his Sk1.1nk Hollow Boys. now famous 16 man relay was run Tickets for the event are on sale for the first time. In 19.20 the Uni. ROUND! Student Constitution ·at the SUB-and for those who had versity· had an enrollment of 9!> to wear their men down, or shalce :male students. There were six It's silly isn't it? It's their pappies up, the $1.22-per- ' , teams entered in the relay, thus a c­ just as silly, brother, Slated for Approval couple tickets will be on sale at the .counting for all 96 male students. ' . ' door to the dance. To keep interest )ligh in intra­ to buy any candy but Sponsored by Associated Women mural activities, Coach Johnson the best! That's why By UFaculty Monday students, the dance is part of a convinced the Boa1·d of Regents to we recommend the nation-wide celebration spurred on appropriate $300 a year for intra­ The new Associated Students by AI Capp's famous Li'l Abner. ·mural awards. These R e g e n 1: TOOTSJE ROLL! De­ constitution is slated to be pre­ For the past decade 'and a half, ·.awa:.:d,s were carried on until 1935, licious, wholesome, sented for approval of the voting homely and forgotten coeds on :when the Intramural collegiate fund chocolaty flavor. faculty.,;, .. Monday .afternoon, Dr. campuses the nation over have ~<?Qk over the obligations for the Sherman E. Smith, director of taken the comic strip institution as next 12 years. student affairs, reported this week. their own, for one day and night, a In the beginning the intramural Scored into seven sections, If passed by the faculty Monday, year. · the document will go through only The rules are familiar: program consisted of five sports: a big nickel'• worth of two more processes before it is put candy goodness! Any eligible bachelor is legal. basketball, football, track, volley­ into effect. These are a 1·eferendum All a woman has to do is nab him ball, and physical efficiency strength by the student body and approval and mark him with her tag. Marry­ tests. The Independent league, of the University regents. in' will be done cheap by the cam­ which was a tight organization of The new constitution was passed, pus Marryin' Sam. all independents on the campus, with minor changes in wording, by Couples - who presum~tbly will dominated all intramural sports both the Student Affairs committee attempt to be Li'l Abner, Daisy from its beginning in 1922 to about and the Policies committee early Mae and various other Do¥patch 1935. Coach Johnson realized the In the first-place entry by Pi ward an Arizona Wildcat. Moving ,/ At yo!lr campua ccmdf this week. It was approved by t'!le characters-may have their p1ctures overwhelming strength of the inde­ Kappa Alpha, a Lobo player holds panels in the screen give the effect 1' counter-al.•o in every! , Student Senate last spring. taken at the Dogpatch-decorated J>endents, so he divided the inde- a skunk which sprays perfume to­ of a motion picture. (Winnie photo) S candy •hop! With faculty approval it is ex­ ball for $1. This entitles them to pected that the constitution will two 4x5 prints of the Amazon mar­ • be presented for student body vote athon. about the end of November, Dean of Men Howard V. Mathany said. He added that the regents would get it next. for final approval. Council Plans Trip Dr. Smith said the new constitu­ tion would become campus law in To Lobo-Tech Tilt September:"~±, if passed by the students, faculty and regents. Initial plans for an all-student Drafting of the new document trip to the Lobo-Texas Tech football began more than a year ago when game Nov. 25 in Lubbock we1;e dis· it was felt that many provisions of cussed Wednesday by the Student the present Associated Students Council at a regular meeting. constitution were inadequate and The council reported that stud­ not clear. ents may register for the trip, to be Among new items included in the made by bus, late next week. The proposed constitution is a provi­ cost will be $7 to $10 per person BEFORE YOU SMOKE THEM sion for proportionate representa­ depending upon how many go. A ••• you can tell Chesterfields will smoke milder, tion in the Student Senate. Under small deposit will be required when the present constitution each organ­ students sign up, cou1;1cil. members ized campus group has one repre­ added. because tobaccos that smell milder smoke milder. The two dashing (we mean run­ American lads who were snagged taking them to the Sadie Hawkins In charge of the project is Dick ning) Li'l Abners in the top pic­ today in the best .Dogpatch tradi­ dance in the SUB tonight are Bruce sentative regardless of the number ture don't have the slightest chance tion as Sadie Hawkins day came to Mackelduff and Pete Biddle. The in the group. Spindler, who expressed hope that Other important changes con­ a large number of students· would AFTER YOU SMOKE THEM of escaping the two Daisy Maes as UNM. girls are Anne Peterson (tackling) make the trip which comes during is evident in the lower photo. These The boys above who will now have and Martha Hill. (Winnie photos.) cern the organization of the various ·' divisions of UNM's student gov­ ThanksgiVing vacation. He l}lllpha­ ••• you have no unpleasant after· taste. were just two of many young, all- to oblige the two young misses by size dthat women students living ernment. on campus and wishing to go should ' WHILE YOU SMOKE THEM you get more pleasure than get their permission forms in as soon as possible. any other cigarette can give you-that's why milliom o/ THE NEW MEXICO New Mexico Artists Final details of the trip will be settled next week, the council said, smokers say: THEY SATISFY. Plans for a campus song fest To Exhibit Paintings to be held early in December were Prof. Randall Davey, University presented to the council by Ron LOBO of New Mexico artist, has received Norman. He said some 20 organiza­ DAILY word from New York that one of tions plan to participate. Drawing his paintings, Jockey's Girl, will be for program positions will take included in the Metropolitan show· place at the Chi Omega house Tues- VOL. LIII ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1950 • NO. 32 of American Paintings for 1950.
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