Play Cast To Stage "George Washington" Rice, Chenoweih rat Share Co-Leads

SAC Little Theatre will present its fall production, 'George Washington Slept Here," Tues­ day, December ,9 at 8 p. m. in college auditiroum. The cast of 18, stars Vesta Chenoweth and J. W. Rice as leads and Lewis PVIG Woodward as official brat. Mr. Ardis is sponsor of the group and OFFICIAL PUBLICATION SAN ANGELO COLLEGE director of the play. The three-act comedy was pre­ sented on Broadway last year, and has been bought by Warner VOLUMNE 8- DECEMBER 6, 1941 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS NUMBER 12 Brothers for a Jack Benny lead. The SAC Little Theatre is the third group to present the play in Texas. Mr. Ardis stresses that College Dallas Symphony students will be admitted with their acticity tickets. Other ad­ mission prices will be adult 40c, children 25c. Here Next Friday Jon Miller and June Lollar are in charge of the setting, and The Dallas Symphony Orchestra Miles Sedberry is stage manager. under the direction of Jacques Singer will play two concerts in San Angelo Friday, December 12. The Symphony, second on the Phi Theta Kappas held their program of the San Angelo Col­ first big social of the year on lege Art Series, will be heard at November 19 with a Founders' the Municipal Auditorium. It will 1 Day Banquet at Steve's Ranch play two performances; one, a House. Thirteen members, two children's matinee at three o'clck At guests, and the sponsor were on Friday afternoon, and the ot­ VESTA CHENOWETH J. W. RICE present. her, the evening progarm be­ Mr. Bright was guest speaker ginning at eight o'clock. for the occasion. He talked on Dallas has had a Sympony POETRY AND POETS your chance. "Constructive Hobbies for Phi orchestra since 1901, although Inquire at the library for de­ Theta Kappa Members," point- there have been seasons when - Attention, Roscoe, and all ot­ tails. The local Poetry Society out the share that Phi Theta no program was presented. It her poets In SAC! If you are in­ is interested in sponsoring a col­ Kappas should play in national was not, however, until the pre­ terested in submitting your little lege student contest, so all poets defense. sent conductor arrived in Dallas, gems of verse and possibly get­ in SAC are invited to submit Sponsor for the honorary far- that the organization got any ting a prize for them, here is work. ternity is Miss Rose Sharpe special recognition on the part Brewer. of the music-appreciating public of the Southwest. XMAS PARTY Jacques Singer was recommen­ OFFICE OF STUDENT PRESIDENT ded for the position by Leopold PLANS MADE Stokowski, of the Philadelphia Plans are being made for a Symphony Orchestra. With the Christmas party to be held on inherent flare for musical brilli­ December 3, 1941 December 19 in the rec room. ance that was Stokowski's and This party will be "open to all." his own spectacular arrange­ The entertainment for the iu ments, Singer his presented an Dear r. "Sincerely Yours" party will Include a floor show, interesting set of programs for given by college students, a Dallas listeners, the critics say. treasure hunt and the singing of Since you deemed it advisable not to sign your name for The Dallas organization has Christmas carols by the entire reasons of "friendship", I'll just address this missle composed programs specially for group. to "Sincerely Yours . It seems to me that if you had children and presented them to Under an enormus tree will be meant what you said you wouldn't have been afraid to capacity houses on every occas­ gifts for everone. There will sign Tour name to vour letter in the Ram-Page of November ion. also be a "Santa's sack filled 21*. with fruits and candy. It will be The main ambition of the Student Administration this . a very informal affair, and all past year was to create a full and more loyal student students are urged to come and spirit. It was our endeavor to have more backing by OBZ's Choose help make this party a big suc­ the students for the football and basketball teams, for cess. the paper, for the annual, for the Student Government Stepp As Queen itself, and for all the other student activities. It is Reading Club my humble opinion that we have succeeded. To prove my point let me cite a few examples of student Discusses Books spirit that has not been shown before this last year. First of all; Freshman caps, a primary prerequisite for The Reading Club met the any class ppirit, were introduced for the first time. evening of Nov. 24 at the home In"the second place; more and better enthusiasm in run­ of Mrs. Anne !R. Glasgow. In­ ning for student offices was shown at the first of the formal discussions of books, old y$ar and better cooperation has been obtained from those and new, and authors were given in office. Thirdly; even though the Hams were not as successful as they'would liked to have been, the students by those present. were backing them"and yelling for them up to the last Some of the books discussed minute of the last game, and we believe that this spirit were Days Are As Grass by will grow during the basketball season. Lastly; the Walace McElroy Kelly. Out of students themselves fixed the Rec "oom in a manner and in of the Night by Valtin,. Kings a spirit we never thought we had in SAC. Row by Bellaman, stories from Cinderalla's Daughter and the Perhaps you are right in saying attendance at football play Arsenic and Old Lace. It games wasn't as good as it should have been-but you toorc was decided that each member one view of the thing and pronounced your.somewhat solid, would write an hi formal book re­ and, if I might say so, mistaken, opinion. I invite you Jean Stepp, pictured above, view for the Ram-Page. to come back any time from now on to SAC—take a fair urill be crowned queen at the an­ Tea and cookies were served to view of the whole situation, talk to a representative nual Theta Beta Zeta Mid-Win­ Penrose Jackson, Cleo Schlake, portion of the students, and then I dare £ou to say that er Frolic, and escorted by King Frank Hood, Doris Meadows, SAC hasn't got any spirit'. Powers, OB's announced in as- Olice Lee Harris, Bobby Callo­ lembly Thursday. way, Ruby Mae Proctor, Lu Ter­ Belligerently your, Duchesses for the occassion, to rell, Lois Whidden, Sammy yc held at the Lions Club Lodge, White, Franklin Rainey, Mary ire Jeun Covington, Bettye Ful- John Harper, Pres. Lou Johnson, Miss Lynn Eikel, of the Student Asso. er, Elene Richabaugh, Margie sponsor of the club, and Mrs. [rwin, and Billie Scott. Dukes Glasgow. Persons interested are ire J. W. Rice, Ellis Jones, Nor­ invited to the next meeting. See man Elrod, William Rochester, Miss Eikel for the time and plac and Luther Morris. Sophs Gel Lead Over Fish inter-mural football games. The Ram-Page From here he went to the Uni­ versity of Texas and finished In Fashion Editor's Forecast there. He married Idella Mpe Tolbert, By The Fashion Editor era In SAC. From Heywood Broun to Lucius Bee be to use Mr. a local girl and also an SAC ex- Seeing as how freshmen are in student. He is now Secretary- the majority as to number but Manager of the Merchants Board not brains, I will give the sophs of Trade. the majority in my column this Mr. Jordan was the first presi­ time. Honors and this weeks dent of the Ex-Students As­ fashion titles go to two soph by Martha Jane Womack sociation. Donald White, an SAC ex Published every Saturday by San fashionables and one lowly sli- from Water Valley, is a person .Angelo College Students. Official mey-fish. Even though it is Nov- that has gone far in both athle­ College Publication. , ember the Junes have it. For the ( tics and education. He was an Minatra Absent Bart McDowell Editor In Chief girls titles, with neither taking outstanding member of the San H. D. Wright Business Manager precedence, we have Soph June • Angelo basketball team and With Eye illness 3. S. Spratt.... Faculty Advisor Covington and Fish June Hud­ president of his Sophomore class. J. M. Huling.... Associate Editor son. And last but not least I t Dean C. C. Minatra, ill with an Maks-up and Library Editor give you—Mr. J. Wiley Rice, who ulcerated eye, registered in the Mary Lou Johnson. takes the banner of best dressed ; From here he went to the Uni­ Shannon Memorial Hospital Nov­ News Editor Jo Kaythryh from the rest of the weaker sex. versity of Texas and made quite ember 28. a name for himself in the field Schmidt. June Covington has always His illness, while of a serious worn some of the most adorable of basketball down there. He Club Editor.... Bernice Hudgens _ hi * ' ®• nature, is not expected to keep Art Editor Bob Stringer most stylish of models, but let me was referred to as the "sen- McDowell's own words—that's him incapacitated long. His Fashions Ann Alderman tell you she really caught mine ational guard" of the team. He Stubby. In case some of you are classes have not met in two Feature Editor.... Claudia White and a lot of other people's eyes was captain of the Texas team wondering who Heywood Broun weeks, but it is hoped that he Sports Editor.... Jack Buchanan when she arrived at the Lambda in 1938. and Lucius Beebe are and what will be back in his office in the Asso. Sports Editor Roy Tau backward dance in that little connection they have with Stub­ near future. McElhaney. here. The jumper is gray and He worked for the American by's clothes: Heywood Broun was Game Editor. .. Herbert Toombs Liberty Oil Co., in Kilgore until a columnist who was referred to Exchange Editor Anna Alexand­ he went into the Air Corps as Cordial Good Wishes once as dressing like an unmade er, Joanna A than as. a cadet. He took training at To The RAMS Reporters bed. Lucius Beebe is the best Lindbergh Field, San Diego, Cali­ dressed man in New York City. All The Time Willa Wayne Withers, Gordon fornia; Randolph Field, and he Sometimes Stubby looks like a is now a Commissioned Lieut­ Hollinger, Lida Nowell, Jean page out of Esquire and other Guthrie, June Covington, Charles times he looks as he does in the enant and he is stationed at Horfon,, YgMV Hoch, Miles Sedberry, John Scott picture printed here. Jacksonville, Mississippi. Harris. IsanAngdo 1 & Kenlcyi Photographer. .. Robert Maginot James W. (Jimmy) Jordan is Edito>s Note: The staff of the an ex-student that attended S. A. Real Estate — Loans Ram-Page is subject to change OnieAvieia C. in 1929 and 1930. He took at any time. part in dramatics, was on the 21 S. Chad. Phone 6734 tennis team, and played in the Ml. Mohaoo Gomme*iU McMillian Music Company What Do You Think of Necking? Reeds, Oils, Strings Accessories Mr. Monroe, here is that old Comments on a vital question, Pianos — Band Instruments situation again. Spain is once conducted by Robert Maginot. again looking wistfully at her the blouse brigltt blue. Of course, Jack Grafa—I'm really in 39 North Chadbourne Street ex-colonies, Mr. Monroe—what it is modeled after the dresses of favor of it. Piano Tuning San Ajlgel0' rexas Instrument Repairing shall we do about it? the lovely little English maids Millman . Rochester—It's all and peasants of yesteryear. If Anyhow, Mr. Monroe, here— right but I can get along with­ they wore outfits like that one out it wholesomely. as Prof. Spratt would say—is of June's with the sparkling man­ Edgar Kellis—It's naughty but FOR the set-up. Spain, though her ner of the aforementioned, no Golf and Tennis Equipment puppet political parties and Mr. nice. wonder these little maids were Wilma Faye McGlothlin—It's Guns and Ammunition Adolf Somebody's Gestapo is the topics of most of the works bad business. Fishing Tackle talking up "cultural unity" with of the great poets of that period. Elene Richabaugh—Definitely, All kinds of Sporting Goods and Hardware Latin America ... or Spanish America, as they call it. We need bad business. "TRY Willene Small wood—I'd rather badly Latin America's cooperat­ Take our other best dresser not give my opinion. ion in this present world mess, June, now. Her mother must have lovely taste in clothes because Jon Miller—(Wide grin) FINDLATER'S but how can we be the Good Fm sure that no weak-minded Richard Cox—All right—if it Neighbor—Mr. Roosevelt's term FIRST fish covfld cohCoct the lovely is not carried too far. In San Angelo Over Fifty Years for it—when we know nothing of creations that June wears. June Lynn Mullins—By all means. Latin American culture? is one of these fortunate people Strat Beesley—Definitely for Even in San Angelo College who can wear both tailored and it. we know very little about South­ fluffy clothes. You can get an Elliott Harlow—If you go with ern neighbors. Don't you think idea of what I mean if you will a girl for a long time—say fif- In San Angelo Ifs that it would be a good thing, look at' the little snapshot of June tenn minutes—it is O. K. Mr. Monroe, if we took time to [ accompanying 'this article and Evelyn Tyler—I didn't say any­ learn who their presidents are I thing. and which is which: Paragury or j Charlotte Lollar—Most people Uraguay. They have a new book don't give me credit for thinking. Co: in the library here, Inside Latin Douglas Renner—Not know­ America. Don't you think it ing, I couldn't say. would be a good idea if some of Holman Smith—If it's done by Your Complete Department Store us checked it out? the right people at the proper Yes, James, old boy, we do, time and place—and of course in too. the right spirit—it is O. K. Buddy Smith—Words fail me. Gloria West—Please retract my former statement. Remember We are Gomedy Bill Edgar—I'm an old die­ Headquarters for Sad­ hard. Gordon Hollinger—You can't dles, Boots, Belts, Bill­ "George Washington Slept quote a whistle in the paper can folds or any leather no­ Here" was the hit of last year's you? summer theatre plays. It is a velties (special orders June Covington—"WHISTLE*. rolickling comedy . . With plenty or art of styles) and of humor for anyone—good and Norman El rod—It's good and our shoe repair depart­ not too-clean. I think we need more of it. ment is the most com­ Need we say more? The Ram- then let your mind work back­ Mr. Harold Bright, faculty Page hopes that SAC will pat­ ward a little to some of the ser- member—You'd better just get plete in this section of ronize their dramatic presentat­ umptions formal dances we chil­ student opinion—that's probab­ the state. ly more reliable. ion—the first this year. It is free dren have been to. Remember to students of SAC, thanks to how like a fairy queen June activity fees. looked At last years Junior Prom, Established 1908 also remember that unique white sailor evening dress that would an Admiral stop and look? See qwwM what I mean? It's girls like our TROY two Junes and several others I have named before and some that Laundry — Dry Cleaning — Fur Cold The Ram-Page wants to take I haven't gotten to yet that make Storage — Linen Supply this occassion to wish Dean C. C. pur school worth looking at . Minatra good health soon. Mr. A. C. BLEDSOE, Prep. Minatra has been ill for the past few weeks with an eye infection. Then we come to Mr. Rice. 217 West Beauregard Avenue Dial 3*98 San Angelo, Texas Here's hoping he gets well right1 Stealing our editors Idea, Stubby away. is one of the most versatile dress- Last

The San Angelo Junior Col- j White intercepted a pass in the lege Rams closed out the 19411 end zone for a touchback, and season with a 7-0 loss to Paris. the game ended with the ball in Bad weather cut down on the Paris' possession. going to the Community Gym. crowd and prevented any funds Belcher, McCorkle, Jones, and Edwards played their final game A pass completion to Barney for the Rams last week and did White in the second quarter was as well as they have done for the play that scored the only three years. Fog Edwards said touchdown of the game. a few inspirational words at the Early in the game Ellis Jones half that did a few of the boys blocked a punt that was covered good. Here I can express the by the Rams. The Rams fought wish for success in higher foot­ to the 6, but Paris held for ball to the boys that are going downs and kicked out. on. The Dragons recovered a part­ Paris San Angelo ially blocked punt in the second White 14 LE Bacak 22 quarter on the San Angelo 42. Scarborough 11 LT Vinson 31 The Paris Dragons began jamm­ Chance 31 LG Moss 23 ing into the line and gained a Smith 32 C Belcher 35 first down on the 28. The Ram Koger 26 RG Jones 32 line tightened, so Paris began Ferguson 12 RT Kuinn 37 pitching aerials. Casey connected Baxter 21 RE Ragsdale 45 with Fagan for a first down on Casey 28 Q Lane 50 the 18. Casey threw one to Fagan 20 LH Holmes 36 Barney White for 7; then Casey Coker 29 RH Turner gained a first by slicing off Hammond 33 Gibbs 33 tackle. The ball rested on the 8. The Ram line held but Casey i told Carrol Henry that he was going a little strong for the Aggies." again passed to Barney White for six points. Casey kicked the extra point. In the third period Casey cut loose with a 13 yard end sweep and followed up with passes to Sikes Letters Hammond and Coker to place the ball on the 20, but the Rams Fifteen Rams held them for downs and took At the annual Footbal banquet over. last Tuesday the Ram coach an­ In the final quarter the Rams nounced that fifteen of the Ram played a desperate passing game squad lettered. Ellis Jones was attempting to score. Robert chosen as the Captain of this "Lane passed to Ed Bacak for 37 Pictured above is the wife and years squad. Shed Ragsdale anf yards. Paris took over from their new child of our own coach James Brasher was chosen as 15 a little later and punted. Lane Sikes. The baby weighed eight co-captains of next years squad. returned the punt to the 32. pounds and three ounces when Those Lettering this year were: Lane, on an attempted pass, ran season to last you until born. Coach Sikes will have to Ellis Jones, Captain, Roy Mc- to the nine and a half yard area. year. wait until'next time for the foot­ By Herby Toombs Corkle, Three year letter man, Paris held again and punted. The Deer and turkey are also plenti­ ball player because this time it Luther Morris, three year man, Rams took it back. Lane passed turned into a false alarm when Fishing has been pretty gooa ful. I got a duck and two boys Gordon Powers, three year man, to "Big Ed" Bacak on the 23. I the child turned into a girl may­ the last two weeks, and I believe hunting with me got their limit Jack Belcher, three year man, Elton Riley snatched a pass from be she can cheer the next years' it will continue to be good if we of gobblers during the holidays. Shed Ragsdale, James Brasher, Lane on the eleven for a first team into the state champion­ do not have too much rain. This J. W. Guinn, Robert Lane, Morty down. On the next play Barney ship. However. time I have proof that it has Vinson, Elwood Turner, Forest been good! The little guy with Edwards, Ed Bacak, Ted Moss, the big fish is H. E. L. Toombs. and William Payne. "Mfckars of Pine Portraits'* A chili supper with a cheese and pineapple salad and Apple Pie was served. Wallace Studios 'V# Our Hats off to this years ias a cm <141 team. They may not have won as many games as we all want­ ed them to but they are our team and they are assured of our ANGELO DRY CLEANERS support this year and all the Guaranteed Satisfaction on all Cleaning, Dyeing and years to come. Rug Cleaning vs SSI w.

FTeshman:. "Leo, what is a Toby Roberts got a jack rabbit bachelor." also. The picture shows how Soph: "A boy who did not have a car in his youth."—Inde­ tame the does are in Uvalde pendent Student County. The fish is a seven pound mon­ ••• ster from Lake Nasworthy. Several fish weighting siv puonds R. A. (Dick) and above have been caught re­ cently. Wagoner Quail season opened Monday with a bang. There . are more Royal Typewriter Agency quail this year than there have S WORK STEADY? been in a long time, so I sup­ Standards and Portables pose you hunters will "have had • Here's a tip from an employment enuogh quail by the end of the Rentals — Used Machines — manager to part time workers. The man All Makes with a 'phone gets the most woHt^ Order Your ise he can be reached quickly. The PHONE 4418 extra work pays you many times the Christmas Cards oost of your telephone service. NOW! Actln *• an h—dirnr- Un for ChrUtcni Card* tor all Wert Texa*. . . . Larger uaortaMnt Uian erer baton—ranslac up CITY DRUG STORE San Angelo from50 "• $1.00 with raar. aaaaa. For WHiTsnr JUST A LITTLE BETTER ftMrwo oo. l/V» ss a Sandwich or Drink Company COLLEGE CHOIR CALENDA

December 7 — —...... — Business Men's Bible Class

December 7 (Evening) First Christian Church

December 14 _ * Trinity Methodist Church

December 16 City Auditorium, Christmas Carols S=gV>&, December 18 Lions Club Luncheon 'oc\elw December 18 .— - — College Assembly Skit From Play Choir Presents by Charles Hoch Shown Assembly Marionettes La-di-da, la-di-da, the Thanks­ The Music BOX Marionettes. giving holidays are over. And This Thursday's assembly was Ivy and Don's Lauguna Beach as holidays go, this last one featured by skits from the play Puppeteers, were presented by won't make history. The con- "George Washington Slept Here", the San Angelo College Choir cencus of opinion seems to be selections from the play were Thursday night in the college that everybody enjoyed the rest, from first and second acts. auditorium. The presentation but nobody enjoyed the undiluted Also featured were Ivy's and featured a 45 minute play, "Han­ Don's Music Box Marionettes. boredom that went along with it. sel and Gretel". Vesta Chenoweth, Margie Wynn, The Happy Duck and Intermezzo Other acts included rhumba and Dickie Bowen celebrated were numbers performed by the dancers, singers, a tap dancer, a mutual birthday with a crush Puppetteers. clowns, jugglers, a violinist, a at Vesta's days and days ago. •GEOWbE W*SH\UC>TON SLEPT HEBJEr." Next week's program will fea­ pianist, opera singer, ballet of This was a real rat-race and re­ ture Buster Reed and his white mice, and Judy and his orchestra, and vocalist Patsy Al­ minded me of the annual Aggie elephant. There were 65 mar­ lison. Prof. Carl Brumbelow will dance to be held this year on the ionettes included in the cast. 23rd of December at the Hanger, play Tchaikovsky's First Con­ Ivy George and Don Wilson the new Aggieland orchestra to certo in B Flat Minor. started their show four years play, script 2.20 per, everybody New Books ago. Gay Betts, noted artist, should attend because it's a (Europe) completed the production cast. really super dance. (Aggies, I'll SOME BOOKS ON WIDE AND Handbook of Chemistry and Smith. Democratic Spirit (Col- The little people have appeared pick up the nickel for this com­ INTERESTING SUBJECTS AD­ Physics 1941 lectionaJrom America let.) in various and surdry places. mercial tomorrow.) DED TO LIBRARY DURING Conant. The Chemistry of Dodd. Ambassador Dodd's Diary The college choir received 40 Let's all be sure and go to FALL Organic Compounds (Germany) percent of the gate receipts. the College play on December NOVELS Wertheim. Textbook of Gunter. Inside Latin America the 9th; to hear Jan Valtin Powys. Owen Glendower Organic Chemistry Christensen. The People, Politics, £>eak on the 10th (the girls par­ Knight. This Above All Greenleaf. Chemistry for and the Politicians Nock. Free Speech and Plain ticularly will enjoy Mr. Valtin Bellamann. King's Row Photographers Conker's Arcade since he really has sex appeal— Smithsonian Institution. Language. Sadleir. Fanny by Gaslight TEXTBOOK and SUPPLY Laski. Danger of Being a he says in his book); to hear the Dark. The Timeless Land. 1941 Report Gentlemen HEADQUARTERS Dallas Symphony on the 12th; Prokosch. The Asiatics THE ARTS and to the O. B. Z. Mid-winter Roughhead. The Murderer's Schoen. The Psychology of frolic. Companion Music Public notice: The last Ram- Caldwell. The Earth is the Lord's Selden. The Stage in Action Page stated that the love life of Thackeray. Vanity Fair Cornberk. Stage Crew Louis R. Hab, Broker Vesta and Wood was in a mess. Wheaton. Mr. George's Joint Handbook COTTON SEED PRODUCTS, SALT We wish to retract this state­ Burney. Evelina BEAUTY AND FASHION MINERALS, HAY, FEEDS ment as being impossible be­ Nathan. Portrait of Jennie McLeod. How to Sell Cosmetics DIAL sua cause there never was a love life Stevenson. How the Fashion SAM Rabelais. Garantua and 5* between these two. Reason— Pantargruel World Works. Wood's big heart interest was Balzac. Eugenie Grandet Niles. Family Table Service and is still in Abilene. Rousseau. Emile Hawes. Men Can Take It Another retraction (that last DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL Post. Etiquette (1940 editlbn) THERE'S A TIME AND A column was a pack of lies): This Polo. Travels I Outline. Of Home Furnishing is a retraction to right a wrong. Green. Our Latin American I WORLD PROBLEMS Listen, stupids, Nubby is not Neighbors Birdsall. Versailles 20 Years PLACE FDD EVERYTHING not Stubby. Get Jean Stepp to Trend. Mexico After explain it to you. Castro. Iberoamerica Graves. Long Weekend There was quite a crowd to see Gunther. Inside Latin America (Great Britian) Santa Claus" come in. Which BIOGRAPHY Phirer. Berlin Diary (Germany) proves that just because you're Housman. My Brother (A. E. Lothar. A Woman is Witness in college it doesn't necessarily Housman) (France) mean you're real bright. Burton. Sir Richard Burton's Harch. Pattern of Conquest. Wife John. King's Masque (Count Fersen) Lambda Taus Stone. Clarenc Darrow for the Defense Induct Pledges Winwar. American Giant (Walt Whitman) Nine new pledges have beer Ybarra., Young Men of Caracas taken into the Lambda Tau Soro- POETRY ity. The girls signified accept­ Housman. Collected Poems ance at Tuesday's meeeting held Williams. New Poems 1940 in the apartment of the club Homer. Iliad (done into ro3e) sponsor, Mrs. Anne Reynolds- STATIONERY Glasgow. ATHLETICS Bierman. Winning Football The pledges are: Freshmen— Lamar. Athletic Plant The Wedgwood & Billie Scott, Willene Smallwood, DRAMA June Lollar, May Hemphill, Behrmaii. Wine of Choice Charlotte Lollar, Kathryn Don- Hellman. Watch on the Rhine Spode Shop ham, and Sammie Seary, Sopho­ I SCIENCE mores—Gloria Fread, and Elene Pouplar Science Book of RichSbaugh. Formulas 718 N. Main St Initition committee includes Lockett. Camera Lenses Mary Lou Kesterson, Ann Alder­ man, Jean Guthrie, and Jo Lu Business clothes don't belong at the parties Barnett. Lambda Taus entertained with you're invited to this winter. But you'll be a coffee Sunday morning in the "right" in C. R. G. evening clothes. Authentic home of president May Tupper. styles in your own size. Members home from college were honored; they were Anne Temp- ar&sxsL THE DINNER SUIT leton and Elsie Boehme, Texas Double-breasted jacket with grosgrain faced peaked lapels, University, and Jane Greene, T pleated, tapered trousers with one-inch stripe. Finest quality S. C. W. Go Rams! all-wool fabric. Jacket and trousers complete

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