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University of Texas at El Paso ScholarWorks@UTEP The Prospector Special Collections Department 10-8-1965 The Prospector, October 08, 1965 UTEP Student Publications Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.utep.edu/prospector Comments: This file is atherr large, with many images, so it may take a few minutes to download. Please be patient. ROTC Students THE ., WWinm Scholarships l'llOll'ECTII Page 5 PR'SPECT'RII " AAssayerssayer 01 Of Student Opinion" VOL.XXXTIVOL. XXXII EL PASO, 'TEXAS, OCTOBER 8, 8,1965 1965 No.No.4 4 HOMECOMINGHOMECOMING EVEN EVENTSTS B BEGINEGIN InsuranceInsurance Protection WesternWestern Folklore ProgramProgram, Available Highlights Plans In the belief that a student's coveredcovered)) and they are listed as Official Homecoming activities, hold a dance at the Sheraton Inn academic career should not be followsfollows:: air t travel,ravel, except as a centering around the theme of until 1 a.m.a ..m. endangered by serious expense fare paying passenger on a reg­ reg- FolkloreFolkIore of the West, begin at HOMECOMING SCHEDULE due to illness or injury, TW has 66:30:30 tonighttonigbt with the TWC Exes due to illness or injury,, TW has ularly scheduled flight of a com­ com- FRIDAY-6:30 p.m. Honors Honors Banquet in the SUB din-din· FBIDA.Y~:30 p.m.. Honors undertaken an insurance pro-pro­ mercial airline airline, . Banquet, SUB Dining Room. ing room, honoring H. Brooks Banquet, SUB Dining Boom. gram. The policy does not cover the 8 p.m. Homecoming Dance, Travis, class of 1935. Homecomlng Dance, The insurance program cover­ cover- expenseexpense of eye glas glasses,ses, or eye SUB BaIIroom.Ballroom. ing students and sponsored by examinations or prescriptions The annual Homecoming dance SATURDAY - 10 a. m • the College is still available un-un­ thereof; not for electric treat-treat­ begins at 8 p.m. in the SUB Ball­Ball- SATURDAY - 10 a. m. Homecoming Parade, down­ down- til October 15 in the SA office. ment, or elective surgery, pre­ pre- room. Johnny Vana's orctiestraorchestra town. 11:30 a;m.a.m, Homecoming W. Cole Holderman is agent for ventive medicine, s serumserums or vac­ vac- will play for the semi-formal af­af- W. Cole Holderman is agent Barbeque, KiddKldd Field. 8 p.m. the insurance plan and isis avail- cines,cines, shots or injections; or fair, which is SA free. Dr. John the insurance plan and avail­ TWC vs. Colorado Staie, State, Sun able in the SA office on Thurs­ Thurs- moles or warts. O. West of the English depart­ depart- ment will crown the Homecoming Bowl. 10:8010:30 p.m. ExesEie., Dance, days from 1l p. m. to 4 p. rnm.. Not included is any loss due Sheraton l:nn.Inn. to war or any act of war war,, or Queen during intermission.int er m i s s i on. PLAN TO SUPPLEMENT Chairman of the dance decora­ decora- (Continued<Contlnned on Page 5) The insurance plan was devel­ devel- tions committee is Tom Webb. oped in . order to supplement the existing health service available BANDS AND FLOATS in~ the dispensary.dispe_nsary. The _College's College's LettermeLettermenn.· DOBBS RECEIVES PRO-p RO _ TWC Marchi Marching n g Cavalcade, 19351935 Grad dispensary ists not equipped to · _ CLAMATION-CoaA:hCLAMATION-Coaeh BobbyBobb,- Golddiggers, and floats of varied handle serious illness or acci- accl- Dobbs receive,receive:; the Home- hue and design will enlive:qenliven the dentsdents.. TTA A com Ii D g Proclamationla.mati. fromannual Homecoming parade to- Is Chosen The insurance plan ,covers stu- 0 pppear,pea1r comMayor n Judson g Proc Williams.- on fromMa-. morrow at 10 a.m. Featured Featured. injn dents at home, at school, , or yor Williams signed the pro-the parade this year will be Ex- while trav traveling,,eling, 24 hours a day clam.ationclamation printed on a foot- Homecoming Queens, the out- Outstandin~ through the year anywhere in On Oct Oct. 16 baU.baH. standingsRtandinM·gEX'JPdresidewntilli~osePhMd' Ex, President Joseph M. Outstan din~ the world. _- · 1 • • ____________ Ray,ay. Mayor ayor Judson u son Williams, ams, and an AUAll students attending TWC r------------- ththisis year's Homecoming court. A Brooks Travis, 1935 graduate of are e}j..-ible eligible.... for _partici participation.pation in The Lettermen, one of today's z',D.· ,. D general· 1I d entries d b bik."section "k which l I willd Texas Western, was selected the this plan. most popular singing groups, will PPpp·• Zications,cations uue I melDC u e ogs, l es, peop e, an The cost of the plan is $19 for appear on Campus Saturday, Qc- Oc- , decorated cars has been planned. Outstanding Ex-Student of TWC single students, $50 for student tober ~6, from 8 to 10 p.m. in or Who's Who Pershing Rifles will furnish the by a committee of alumni and and wife, $70 for student, wife Me~orlalMeI?orial Gym. color gua guard..rd· . faculty. He will be presented and children and is available on Tickets TIckets for the show are 50 _Also.Also featured in1D thethe parade with a citation today at the an- a 12 month basis. cents each with an SA card and Juniors,.Juniors, seniors, and grad- ' WIllwill be the bands from Burges, ' nualDUal Homecoming banquet banquet. covera.ge becomes effective may be purchased pur h d in! SUB 302 or uate stu students.dents wisbing wishing to ap- Bowie and JeffersonJ e f fer son High . ·. Coverage becomes effective SUB 306 case m or ply for the Who's Who Schools. The drum cadences used Mr. TravisTra~is served as president either before September 12 12, or SUB.- 306..-· Among Students in Ameri- by the bands have been com- of the SA in m 1934 when TWCTWe was at the latest by 12:01 a. m. Sep- T~is TI:Ustrio trio has mad~ top s~g s~ng can Universities and Col- posed by the band members known as College of Mines and tember 12 12,, and continues through Capitol Albums besides making J leges mustt hahave theirth · appli-I themselves.themsel.ves., Metallurgy. He was one of the the Pen period.od for .which,wh.i"ch the · pre-1 SRO concert thr . happear appearancesh,ances at col- cations eges mus in the-- veDean Dean. - e1r of appMen's .i- - Ex-Students Assn.'s founders and mium is paid. The effective date legeseges throughoutoug out thet e country. office by October '20. PARADPARADE.E BOUIE ROUTE served as that organization's first of the policy includes travel T~eT~. e Letterm Lettermen.en have stt attractedracted The par parade--ade will" · start at the president. He is al.soalso a founder . ., audiences eve~here everywhere and of all Students of J·unio junior_r or sen- th Fir t · t C · di t I . · -J •• . ' of the First Savm· gs and Loan time too Campusa~~st'mune immediately a e Y pre- agages with ith their th . own style t 1 off sismg- ior classification and gradu- cornex corner of San Antonio, Virginia, of e . st Savings and Loan ~ reaistration. es WI . ell" own s yeo sm.g- Oli and St V am' tr ts Aft Assn. and a chairman of the cedingc g r~gis.o. a ion. - ... mg.ing. In their shows they combine combme ate students may apply if I Oliveve,, and St. Vrain r streets. s ee. Afterer :;s1;. fir ' bband da d fchairman dir of the •.',~rotectlOn ~rotect1on m allall:_ athathleticl eti~ a a.cti-_ct1- standardstandard! ballads with the mod- they have a high scholastic . proceeding through town on Kan- ms m s oar of a directors ectors.. vifiesvities ~ther than inter-collegiatemter-colleg1ate ern music of today. achievement and participa,- participa-1 sas, Overland., Overland, Yandell, Yandell. Mesa and Mr. Travis is the manager of sportssports tsIS covered. They have appeared in night tionti.on in campus extracurricu- extracurrieu-Campbell streets, it will break up the El Paso office of the Pruden- OTHER EXPENSES INCLUDED clubs throughout the country and larJar activities. AllAU studentsstudebts near th thee Campus on Coffin or tial Insuranc Insurance,e Co., a member o off The coverage also includes $15 on the Ed Sullivan, Red Skelton, who are Interestedinterest-ed are asked Savage streets. the board of the Southwest Na- a day towards room and board Bob Newhart, J"ohnny Johnny. Carson, Car.;;o~, to go to the Dean of Men's First a andnd secondsecoDd! prizes for ~e the tional Bank and of the advisory in the hospital hospital.. Miscellaneous Steve Allen and Dobie Doble Gillis office for more information. l Independentndepelld!ent and Greek entries board of Mountain States Tele- hospital expenses include for use shows. ...._ ___________...J ofof_ floats and house decorations phone and Telegraph Co. Will.will be awarded at the t~e Home- Ho.me-He is a fo former•rmer City ald alderman of operating room,room, anesthesia (in- comingcommg B.arbequeB_arbeque at Kidd Field. and has served 25 as a Rotary~~ Rotary Club eluding administration thereof), D M M4~ ◄ ~ l I Wi- There w~lw?1l be no sweepstakes dil'ector, director, president of the Cham~ Cham- x-ray examination (not treat- r. --. , . ,C . nnu·u tyt_y .· ff1:,·, III-,- award this year. ber of Commerce, Yucca Coun- ment),ment) , laboratory tests, drugs, • ' medicines, therapeutic services W 4 BARBEQUE cilcll of Boy Scouts, SCouts, Touchdown or supplies when hospital con- ffJ17""7 k o0· Af4M4 Following the parade everyone Clu~. Clu~, and Life Underwriters,underwriters, is finedfined,, up to $150. wW Oorr 'lln I a •'-'"''S StuSt ddy" is invited to the big barbeque to a director of Radford School, a Also included in the coverage .
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    University of Texas at El Paso ScholarWorks@UTEP The Prospector Special Collections Department 1-7-1966 The Prospector, January 07, 1966 UTEP Student Publications Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.utep.edu/prospector Comments: This file is atherr large, with many images, so it may take a few minutes to download. Please be patient. THE Sun Bowl Coverage P/i'SPECT'Rl'ROI/IECTII Page 6 "Assayer.,ASSB)'er 01 Student Opinion" VOL.VOL. XXXIlxxxn EL PASO, TEXAS, JANUARY 7.19667, 1966 No. 14 en Of Mines Mines Announced ----...- ■-F-~--■-'!!11-_-;--=.:-:.-=..-:..:..-----------------♦ 23 Outstanding Men Chosen Twenty-three outstanding graduating senior men have bbeeneen named to Men of Mines, Dean of Men Carlos Garcia announced this week. Those selected on the basis of their leadership and service to the College were: Earl Wynn Anderson Jr.,Jr., John Charles Blazier, Kenneth Edward Calabrese, William Norman Carter Carter, , Luis L. Castellanos and Winfred---------Winfred ••---.:-----------: ----- Owens Craft Jr. V. Also Lester Wynn Grau, .John John.L' ,I_' reewaVreewa'1f Albert Hafen, AliredAlfred J o os s e e p ph'" h 'J Hulbert, BBruce rue e Dewey Janet, Randolph LeRoy KKe e 11 II e yY and C' LaL ~~ Ralph Lynn Kennedy. ",,anuesn ~S Also Martin Louis Laurel, Jos- 'O · eph Roles Mays Jr., Samuel R k• · Richard Paredes, Joseph C. Rice, 0we ln~ Carlos Ruiz, S t e e p p he hen n Lewis o•'n,.zn~ • •la; Saltzman, Joe Edwin Shirley, Robert Lee Thomas.Thomas, Duane Ros- WithWith VeteransVeterans circle now by Tinkler, James Ro~rt ~ownes turned into a temporary parking and Jon Carleton Weisheit.