THE TOREADOR Volume XXIV Texas Technological College, Lubbock, Wednesday, March 8, 1950 Number 41 Retired Navy Admiral Will Runoff Election Set Tomorrow Lecture In Rec Hall Thursday - Schier, Huckabay By CHARLOTTE BLACKBURN * * * * Tickets Go On Sale Toreador Staff Writer Brigham Awarded Have 50-50 Chance Rear Adm. Ellis M. Zacharias. 1 , - For Council Post tired naval intelligence officer and Friday, Saturday author, will speak at 7:15 p.m. to- Research Project Second runoff between Keith morrow in the Recreation hall, 0 , of cording to James G. Allen, dean For Dance School Schier, junior from Houston, and men. John Huckabay, senior from Second speaker on the spring se- At Iowa State Tickets for the square dance mester Rec hall program, Zacharias school to be held Mar. 25-25 will be Lubbock, will be held from 8 a. is author of the best-seller, "Secret Raymond D. Brigham, senior on sale for students and faculty en. to 12 noon and I p.m. to 5 Missions", and the recently released members at $2 each Friday and book, "Behind Closed Doors." Re- agricultural education student, p.m. tomorrow, Margaret Clark, Saturday in Tech gym, announced tired from the United States navy has been awarded a graduate Student Council secretary, an- in 1946. he has served or operated Mrs. Margaret Richards, assistant with all types of ships. research assistantship to Iowa professor of women's physical edu- nounced. Born in Jacksonville, Fla. in 1890 State college in Ames, Ia. The cation. Mrs. Richards stressed that Schier and Huckabay, nomi- Admiral Zacharias completed over assistantship will provide for these persons buy tickets on these nated for the business admin- 38 years in the United States Naval Service since entering the , Naval advanced study in forage crops, days since they will be sold to the istration vacancy on the coun- public Monday through Wednesday. Academy in 1908. During World Brigham said, cil, each received 98 votes in War II he commanded the heavy Last year many students and far- Dr. C. P. Wilsie, who is in charge the first runoff election Feb. cruiser, "Salt Lake City," and led ulay members were prevented from his ship on the famous Tokyo- of forage crop studies at the Ames 28. The tie issue, the first in attending the school because the bound bombing trip to "Shangri- college, has invited and encourag- Tech's history, was sent to the tickets were quickly bought by the La." After saving for a time as ed Brigham to work on his doctor's executive committee of the Deputy Director of Intelligence in degree after completing work on townspeople, so sneer special days Student Council. Washington, D. G., he commanded have been set aside, Mrs. Richards his master of science degree, Dr. the battleship "New Merrick)" in its said. The committee decided to hold operations in the Pacific. A. W. 'Young, head of the plant Jimmy Clossin of El Paso, na- another runoff to decide the win- industry department, said. Brig- tionally-known caller and instruct- ner. Other possible solutions which Saw Action President Wiggins ham, who is business manager of or, will conduct the school. Clos- had been mentioned were asking the Supreme Court for an inter- He was awarded the commenda- the Student Council, will be gradu- sin has directed similar schools at Tech for the past 10 years. pretation or calling in the council tion ribbon for his "bold and effec- Begins Lectures ated from Tech May 22 and is to be The women's physical education for a decision. The only provision tive handling of the "Salt Lake in Ames by June 12 to begin the found in the constitution Is that City" in action." He also has been department is sponsoring the school. Throughout Texas research work. the council has authority to make decorated three times with the The classes are to be conducted in the Tech gym, with both beginning supplementary laws for elections Legion of Merit according to press Pres. D. St. Wiggins leaves tomor- Research In Alfalfa and advanced square dancers par- when the need arises. releases received on the Admiral. row to begin a lecture tour at Executive committee members As a research assistant, the ticipating. Beginners' classes are The speaker recently went on points throughout Texas. Tomor- are Miss Clark; Marshall Gettys, scheduled from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. record as saying that the United row night, he addresses the Amer- avvardee will not be expected to president of the council; Raymond Mar. 20, 22, and 24. Advanced class- States possesses an atomic bomb ican Petroleum Institute at its teach undergraduate classes but Brigham, business manager; Bill es will be held at the same hours 50 times more powerful than those dinner in Dallas. His subject will Trenfield, vice president. will concentrate on forage crop Mar. 21, 23 and 25. A class at 9:30 dropped on Japan to end the war. be ''The Plight of American In- Douglas McSwane, business ad- research. Brigham has written a.m. daily will be open to anyone In March, 1941, he predicted the dividualism." ministration student from San Doctor Wilsie asking that his re- having a ticket. impending Japanese attack on Friday night. Doctor Wiggins search project be in alfalfa or red Angelo, wal— Thi only candidate Pearl Harbor, complete in every will address the Texas Tech Par- clover crops. who received enough votes to be detail except the actual date. ent's club of Fort Worth at its "I feel that an intense study of elected' before the runoff. John After his last sea duty. Zacharias annual dinner, and Saturday he alfalfa can he very useful since Tom Baker, junior from Denison, was brought to Washington to plan will return to Dallas to address that crop is of great importance Band To Present as elected to the arts and sciences Tech Engineers' and execute the campaign of psy- axes at the Texas on the South Plains," the student vacancy in the runoff. chological warfare against the annual banquet, This organization mid. The vacancies on the council is made up of engineering gradu- Japanese high command. This cam- Doctor Young, himself an alum- Program Sunday were brought about by the Janu- ates from Tech who now reside in paign had for its objectives the nus of Iowa State, said Brigham's ary graduation of Robert Lee Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington, bringing about of unconditional assistantship is the first to go to Tech concert band will present Craig and Bill McCasland, business Doctor Wiggins said. surrender of Japanese armed forces a Tech student since before the a program of classical and South administration students, and the without the necessity of a forced Monday, Mar. 13, President Wig- ar. American music at 3 p.m. Sunday assumption of the vice presidency invasion of the main island of Ja- gins will attend the meeting of the in the gym, D. 0. Wiley, director, of the council by Bill Trenfield, pan, the press release stated. Council of College Presidents of Listed in "Who's Who" has announced. arts and sciences student. Institutions of Higher Learning The program will feature three Listed in "Who's Who in Amer- Authors Book in Austin. He is chairman of the graduate students who will con- ican Colleges and Universities" council and will preside at the duct various portions of the con- and "Who's Who on the Campus" In addition to writing, he is en- meeting. cert, These students are Ted Cra- both this year and last, Brigham New Monthly Issue gaged in a nationwide lecture tour "Cattlemen and the Principles of ger, Paul Lovett, and 0. T. Ryan. is also past president of Phi Eta and is a radio analyst on world Individualism" will be Doctor Wig- Cragor will conduct the first Sigma. freshman men's honorary news and foreign affairs, on a gins topic when he addresses the two numbers: "Martha 3 de Feb- fraternity, and is a member of Of Texas Techsan radio program titled "World In- Tex. and ,Southwest Cattle Rais- errs," by Simieon Roncel, and Alpha Chi, honor group for upper- telligence Reports". He is also ers association at their seventy- "Toccata and Fugue," by Bach. serving as narrator on the radio second annual convention in San classmen. Lovett will conduct "Valor Triste," Appearing Today dramatization of his book, "Secret Antonio Tuesday night. Brigham and his wife, the form- by Sibelius, and "Fantaisie Ballet," er Virginia Trenfield, who was 2/fissions." Last Monday night, Doctor Wig- by Pares. The three concluding The problem of the H-bomb as graduated from Tech last May and Published in the late fall of 1949, gins spoke at the Lions club ath- numbers will be conducted by viewed by Paul P. Elliott, assistant letic banquet, which was an annual is employed in the Placement of- Ryan. They are "Introduction to his latest book, "Behind Closed fice, will live in Pammel court, professor of physics, is discussed in affair before the war. Tuesday he Act III of Lohengrin," by Wagner, Doors" is based on authenic docu- the Iowa State housing project on the lead article in the second issue addressed the Crosbyton Chamber "Rumbalero," by Camarata, and ments, many of which are hitherto the camp.. of The Texas Techsan, which is unpublished and are assembled by of Commerce annual banquet. the national anthem. appearing today. him. This book is the result of in- * * * * * * Rublished by the Ex-Students' as- terviews with diplomats from both sociation, the monthly magazine aides of the Iron Curtain, high- Wilson Talks Start featurei articles on students and ranking political exiles, atomic faculty, the need for a new gym, the scientists, secret police, and spies, story of the adoption of a Greek On Campus Monday girl by DFD social club and the dedication of the Will Rogers sta- Contrary to previous notice in the tue. All Campus Cars college catalog, the Willson lectures An introduction of R. C. Janeway, are not being held this week, Dr. Tech's new librarian, Is given by To Be Registered E. N. Jones, vice president, said Charlotte Blackburn, junior arts Monday. and sciences student. In New Program According to the calendar pub- Information on chaprs and for- lished in the 1949-50 catalog, the mer Techsans Is given Ky D. M. Mc- A student-faculty committee has four-day series of speeches was to Elroy, executive secretary of the begun work on the problems of traf- have begun Monday and ended to- association, and Byrdean Roberson, fic control and car registration on morrow. January graduate who edits the the campus, Lewis N. Jones, assist- The lectures have instead been magazine. ant dean of men, announced. scheduled ono week later and will All cars belonging to students, begin at 10 am. Monday in the gym, JUNIOR CLASS WILL MEET faculty and employees of the col- Doctor Jones said. lege will be registered in the near Dr. E. G. Homrighausen, profes- A Junior class meeting Is future, he said. Permits for car sor of Christian education at scheduled for 5 p.m. today in registration will be Issued in the Princeton Theological seminar y, C-101, Ralph Lacy, president, Agriculture, Engineering, Library Princeton, N. J., is to deliver the has announced. and Administration buildings at a speeches. Booths are to be open from date to be announced later, Jones 9 a.m. to 12 noon tomorrow in said. Dr. Gene L. Hernmle, head of the some of the major campus music department, will be In Pam- buildings for a "pay-up day." Dr. Gene L. Hemmle, head of the pa today and tomorrow to aid in Jimiors are asked to pay a music department, will -speak in the clinic of choral organizations of 50 cent assessment each for Amarillo Friday to the Texas State the Pampa public schools. financing the Iuulor -senior Teachers association. His address prom this spring, he said. The will be made to the music educa- Jake Miller's orchestra will play booths will be In the Rec hall tors on the subject "Problems In for a square dance at 8:30 p.m. Fri- and in the Administration, Ag- Music Education In Intermediate day in the Recreation hall, said riculture, Home Economics and and Junior High School Grades." James G. Allen, dean of men. Engineering buildings. I
wednesdaY' Page 2 THE TOREADOR Wednesday, March 8, 1950 - QUOTABLE QUOTES Beau "Only free rnen can carry on a democracy. and men who do not gfrfrIf 11 Bali ye have economic security and power are not free. Neither are those TIIE TOREADOR free who are not educated to the By JAMES F. SMITH limit of their abilities, or whose THE TOREADOR. student nee:proper of Texas Technological col education has been purposely made narrow or one-sided, or worst of togs, Is published every Wednesday and Saturday on the Campus of Seen at the senior carnival Satur- And lo, the same is true of at Texas Technological college at Lubbock by the associated students of all. who have been deliberately day night, Alice Hix, decked out men who blat their brains out, fo taught that which Is not true. That the college. as a dapper gentleman barker in in spite of how good they may be sort of thing is Conditioning, which ttousers, vest, bow tie and straw the general public is the last to be is only part of the process of edu- hat. . . Shelby and Tina King en- lieve the same. cation, and it may serve well Entered as second class matter. October 31, 1925, at the postoffIce In tering a movie. . . Kitty Witty enough for a totalitarian state gov- Lubbock. Texas, under an Act of March 3, 1379. watching the Los Cants "roll the First Christian church will hold erned by a 'leader' for his own ball" game. . . a breakfast for the Tech class at megalomaniac ends. A democracy Dean Margarette Walker and Dr. 8 am. Sunday in Fellowship hall. must forever guard against letting Editorial Offices Agnes True touring the booths. . . Purpose of the meeting is to start itself be strangled by leaders with Press Building, Rooms 103, 105 Paula Fix luring customers into, the various committees functioning. few or limited ideals." (Dr. Louis Telephones: College switchboard; Night editor, 8548 Solid taxi dance. . . Jane Wier in Jordyin Associated Collegiate a costume of lavender crepe paper. Toreador Ads Get Results Press./ Dan Pursel sporting a tiny feath- tin 111 III III II ii„„„„„„,,„ II II II 11 11 111 (ACP• means Associated College Press ered hat and a cane as he hawked the Double T follies. . . A multi- Ill Ill tude of Block and Bridle pledges lit selling popcorn and peanuts. . . Letters To The Editor ITI Member Represen•ed for NaCI Adv. by Crowds of curious students watch- ITi I 1 1 11 11 1 1 II II 11 II 11 11 11 11 11 11 II III II III II II IN National Advertising Service ing the miniature roulette wheel In ASSOCIATED Incorporated the Monte Carlo concession. . March 3, 1950 I'?1 dictates the necessity for giv- COLLEGLaTE PRESS 420 Madison Ave. Barefoot 'lovelies" in flowered Dear Editor, ing the new men uniforms. It took bras, leis and grass skirts strolling Allow me to be among, the first a full minute Thursday to deter- in the halls between acts of the to applaud this new era in basket- rnine which team had their loyalty. JERRY HALL EDITOR Double T follies. . . Silver Keys In ball. Although regular attendance I was fascinated by their superior black face. . . Fledging home eco- at Tech games showed a definite style and their ability to turn the DEAN ALL AM BUSINESS MANAGER nomists holding cakes outside Phi trend toward seven-man basket- game into sauve-oul-peut. I also Gamma Nu's cake walk. . . ball, I didn't think it would come admire them. for the boundless Ewes Joe France, Andy Willing- this soon. We are honored that amounto of air they are able to ex. _Associate Editor ham, Joe Meador and Bill McCas- Tech was chosen as its birthplace. trac t from their lungs. James F. Smith Sports Editor land. . . Ernest Sears selling tic- Seven-man basketball is a great Ran Anderson I am aware that about twenty Guida Miller Society Editor kets. . . Cloy Weems huckstering Improvement, but a little confus- per cent of those who read this Charles E. Wendt Photography Editor coffee and doughnuts for the Aggie ing. How do they determine which will wonder what I am talking club. . . team is to get the sixth and sev- about; about sixty 'per cent will REPORTING STAFF: noel Adams. San Anierson, Charlotte Blackburn. Gene Chip Wadley as-Aing, "How many enth man? If it's by flipping a side with conviction; and, with Daniel, Paula Fla, Sue Holmes. Joan Besmear. Royce Britton. Betts Dalton. Margaret beans in this bottler . . . Foster coin, Tech is sure having tough luck.one or two per cent will Betty Maples, Guide >Bile, Joy Saxon, Jaels Shelton, Mary Vestal, Max Williams. Henderson and Frank Simpson tak- luck. I would also like to know agree. It is inevitable that a vast Wright. Billy' toes, Tommie Daniel, Donna Pska, Carroll Sanders, and John Lee. ing in the sights. . . Most unusual why they have whistles. Judging majority will continue to consider performers in the carnival: a rat from the enjoyment they get from officials as gods with whistles, or, Election Time Nearing ... and two ducks. . . Flowing them, every man should with a sigh and shrug, cite our 8W SHARI • * have a whistle to blow. Me too. mortal state, It is just as inevitable from Littli Although some weeks must elapse before the student gov- The following parable was print- I haven't a copy of the new rules that a few will rise up and declare ed in The Toreador Oct. 9, 1940. Its for this game but common sense the foul. Pboacskte h(ui hold ernment heads-are to be chosen, this is the time to start thinking lesson will never be outdated: I have already braced myself for * * * * * * * tends who about prospective candidates. Even a fool, when he holdeth his the smirked "poor sport" theme. peace, Ss counted seise; and that I noticed the foresite used in presentator Three cheers for you John! shutleth his lips is esteemed a man keeping officials out of that brief Aside from carrying no small amount of honor and prestige, We were beginning to wonder of undei standbig.—Pron. 17:130. skirmish between halts Thursday. • the several student offices also have responsibilities and duties if perhaps these tired eyes Ls, It came to pass many years They weren't needed and wouldn't were deceiving us because no Tubbs-C ago that there was a certain young have called a foul during the entire that should be taken into consideration in the choice of enrollees e else had much to say about man. e"seven man" ball cisibs battle. who fill them. . And this man Is youthful, endow- th Your with expectancy. Engagen and we knew darn well that ed with much dough, handsome, and John McAleer Many leaders stand out from the thousands of Techsans the game Thursday resembled he coweth of a fine line of people. Announc a football mastic, at times. because of their obvious ability, but too frequently students are Verily, he bath much over which Upon making a fess, inquiries FOUND—A woman's pearl and he may he proud—and unhappily Announcing it borne into places for which they are ill-fated on a wave of mush- it was found that basketball diamond ring. Might be wedding he knoweth it. approaching in officials in this loop are chosen band. Was found in the aggie audi- room popularity. For day unto day and night unto by the commissioner in charge. torium Sunday following Fireside ter, Bobby Ar night he poppeth off. As to how he goes about select- We should like to see sound judgment and careful thought Forum. Owner can get ring from Crawford, Mrs Week unto week and month unto ing these marvelous officials Margaret Clark in the Student tallied with a given to the selection of those who direct student activities next month he shooteth off his lip. and whether he actually knows Council office upon identification. noon in the t their merits Is not known. year. This suggestion is offered: Yea, he glorieth in the knowledge tAIrse,,,.0,11. S. P that there is none beside him—that Evidence t hat something is LOST—One billfold containing there is none who is even half as wrong is certainly clear when Do not wait until the ballyhoo starts to make your survey valuable papers. Will finder please Miss Tubbs i good as he knoweth himself to be. a basketball loop the size of return to Charles R. Hutchins at of election possibilities. It is too easy then to make a mistake. And the youth liveth wrapped up the Border conference carries dent and was Bob's Drive In and claim rescued? Weigh them while you have enough time—and weigh them well. in his own content, and so he goeth the reputation it does shout Chaparritas sa until it Is even his twenty-first year. road trips. And don't think fur Patronize Toreador Advertisers '3 t Interview friends as to their qualifications. Be present for nom- And this is the time when he a minute that it's Tech alone Craahefor'd"of ofli inations and elections. Backup your own conviction on the merit leaveth home. And goeth unto the we are howling about because In the rice percentages show that all honoree's gran of the candidates. Be sure you help choose capable and conscien- big city to attend a college. And Its, all of his first year there - schools in the conference go Tubbs and Mrs into a nose dive when they tious student leaders. In, this led is most careful that all ere and her sin take to the highways. One or should know his name and rank. alschuler's See, jr. Two h two times for this to happen And verily, though many do not Assisting in might not be so had, when it know his name—yet to all he is Mmes. Eugene is repeated over and over The Art Of Free Thinking ... rank. nomething Is wrong. A step And there passeth the first year, Wan token in the right direc- POTPOURRI Our American Heritage warrants us many freedoms. History and he beginneth his second. tion when the commissioner And lo, he is swollen with pride, records the advantageous implications of these liberties and the was allowed to make sure and he feeleth like a young bull in every official tined was on the Newspaper Item: Mrs. Lolls sacrifices that have been made to defend our right to them. We. springtime. approved list but what we are Rear was granted a divorce And he cometh into the dormi- who have inherited these privileges are not using them to the wondering is how good is the when she testified that since tory, and he meeteth a young man fulleSt extent possible. We have not exercised our right and privi- approved list? she and her husband had been svho is both meek and polite. married, he had spoken to her lege to think. And lo, this youngster dolls he Toreador Ads Get Results but three times. She was award- Too many of us are willing to play "follow the leader" with haze until his south bend smoketh ed the custody of the three like a poached egg. children. someone else's ideas and neglect our own. We must use our And the rich young man return- • • • prerogative to voice our conceptions and "swap" our ideas with eth to his room. He prepareth for Across A pair of newly weds had tip- others. his bath, for verily he is intent on ped the porter generously on making a young lass most happy— boarding the train to keep the New ideas are needed in new fields and in the old ones as or so he thinketh. The Dam fact a secret. The next morn- well. The old way is not necessarily the best way. To accept And verily. he gocth to the tub. ing. noticing many knowing conventions and practices without question is wrong. Hany tra- Lo, it is filled. In 1936, just after the Texas looks cast in their direction, the angry groom called the porter ditions an customs even though impractical, inadequate, and He steppeth into the waters there- Tech Matadors lost to Loyola in. University by a 26-7 score, Tom to account for his treachery. expensive Ire continued just for "old time's sake." This situation He immerseth his body in the Lieb, the satirical Loyola mentor, "Lawdy, boss," he replied, "I must be alleviated and replaced with efficient modern methods. depths. paid the Texans a visit in the didn't tell 'ens; they asked me 11 * CC The way to cope with new modes is with new methods. And la he screameth like a moth- showers and told Coach Pete you was jus' married, and I said er wildcat who craveth for her Cawthon, "When you get a hall- no, they're just good friends." 01 From our instructors, we can establish a firm foundation young. club, come back to see us." • • • 310770 She: If wishes cattle true, from which we can construct a tower of mental steel. This He leopeth from the tub, and he The lamenting Tech coach re- what would you wish for? edifice of education is not only the starting point but it is also whirleth like mad. vealed to a close circle of friends, Hr: Oh, Ins afraid to tell you. " a He gritteth his teeth, and he spin- "We're washed up on the Pacific Cleaniir determining factor of one's success in life. If we become "idea She: Go ahead, you sap• why neth like a top. Coast. A coupla'breaks in less men" instead of "yes men," we will be a success to ourselves as do you think I started all this and Verily. like a young doe in sum- than fifteen minutes undid all •vIshing business! well as others. The culmination of achievement can only be at- mer, doth he leap. that the other boys have accom- • • • tained by means of self-expression. For a fire burneth upon him plished in the preceding trips." Good which doth destroy his muscles and Just two years later the same THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL —Bradford Tech Distaff. lay waste his hide. Tech coach piloted the finest Fancy T-Shirts Food" And by the side of the tub Is a Tech team ever assembled to na- bottle marked "Lysol" which sitteth tional recognition and a bid to III peacefully during the cataclysm. the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. alschuler's DR. A. H. ROGERS, Dentist And the young man who had been P.S. Although Tech didn't play hazed sayeth nothing. COLLEGE STYLES IN Hours: 9 to 5 Daily Loyola that year. they took what And to, though his mentality is feeling they had for Loyola out SPORTSWEAR 9 to 12 Saturday nothing to brag about, he Is count- of their systems by trouncing Lo- Broadway at lolled° 2318 Broadwa1 Phone 21532 ed full wise by those around him. yola of the South 55-0. And the young man who bathed —John Lee temporarily—is counted a fool.
larch 8 , 1950 Wednesday, March 8, 1950 (HE TOREADOR Page 3 QUOTES can tai ga wk. urn). a Beaux Arts , • Ball Will Recreate Lost City Of Atlantis ghat a • eduea:. Dance Features Underwater Theme; Dearest. our kin, or wrinkled ed, n r Prizes Slated For Most Unique Dress Feu brute, I has fsn't any 4on . eon de. not o is An 5111.1,1,iler h.r,,,' roll Coi menitoo W.11 tdilloni a; the lost city of Atlantis will be the to: Messrs. and Mmes. F. A. Klein- Imo motif of the annual Beaux Arts schmidt, R. I. Lockard, M. R. Des s)* e e costume ball of the Gargoyle club Marais, W. L. Bradshaw, Gale K. tartan which is scheduled from 8:30 to Vetter, Roderick Parkinson; and Gigantic Saving 11:30 p.m. Friday night in the Lute Miss Edna Houghs, n. Ho hoed bock hotel. Tracy and Doucl Prizes are tp be presented for ON ALL the most unique dress. Multi-col- ored lighting will complete the Jackson To Direct decorations. 'red Crager's orchestra is to play. Jewelry Needs Members and dates attending School Evaluation will be, Mary Byers Turner, Dean, Dr. Doyle D. Jackson, adding head DURING OUR Pierce; J. F. Strickland, Norma of the department of education and Akin; Charles Kelly, Dorris Belle psychology, is directing the evalua- Turner; James Wiley, Toby Spur- lin; Art Vaughan, Beth Allen; tion of Lamesa public school which takes place this week. Richard Cook, Carol Shilcutt; Dick REMOVAL Higgins, Betty Brown; Seventeen persons will evaluate the school in terms of its own phil- uniforz. Duane Pincher. Katie Starnes; Charles Nolan, Sarah Springer' osophy, its purpose. the nature of SALE utsday • students and needs of the commun- had th,- Merwin Newberry, Janet Moore; Dorothy Sandefur, George Dean; ity. Besides Doctor Jackson, J. H. br the- Millikin, director of extension, 0. T. 'day Walter Wagnon, Anita Meynig; W. E. Stafford, Royce Jennings Ryan, area supervisor of vocational qui-per• agriculture, and Warren G. Hard- f Richard H. Gibson Margaret the ing, assistant registrar, are helping Clark; Margy Sullen, Floyd Ren ere ,r with the evaluation. lung, tor; Sam Bates, Lois Cone; Betty, Armstrong. George Carpenter; Jr Sin. 1938 Doctor Jackson has at alb,, Anne Boyd. Merlin Clark; Bill Par conducted 29 such evaluations. An e who risk, Billye Harvey; evaluation of the Mineral Wells It 1 high school is planned for Apr. 22- 1110 Texas ty bar Bill Nelson, Kitty Witty; Joe Thomas, Dorothea Forsyth; Ker 24, and of the Levelltind high school Mot: Apr. 24-26. n per.. Wright, Harriet Molt.; Ted Harri table son, Sally Radebaugh: Roberts Bu jac, Pat Flanigan; Bennett Hefte, time a with ••. Jacque Spurlock; Mat Barkley. Jay Ara: Brown; Pat Allgood, Jerry Thrush; I .A I:1 I A I ION—Connie Hopping, Tech beauty Bob Oakes. Stella Hefte; Charlene just d5 [torn Littlefield, and her escort, Jack Davis of Lubbock Berry, Ides Wilson. Se up 5 REASONS Vii pause during the Ko Shari presentation dance in the Lub- Others Attending brazed a bock hotel Friday night. Miss Hopping was one of the 19 Other members attending will YOU SHOULD BUY A I sport • coeds who were presented at the club's Eighteenth annual he: Allen Alexander. Dick Ander- fore., presentation dance. (Photo by Bill Holmes.) son, Smith Asbill, Tommie Bailey, out of • Lowell J. Barkley, Robert Bilheitn. half, 'I * * * * * * er, Charles Birdwell, Ralph Car- Royal Portable Typewriter Tubbs-Crawford roll, Billy J. Cox Terry Doane, Hoidens Honored Bill Felty, Dorr Hampton, Joe Hall, Engagement Plans Thomas Hall. Harold Harris. Bill FROM Hilliard, Sidney Holden. Edward IleAleer By Ko Shari Club E. Houk, Bill Jackson, George Announced At Tea Knowles; iel.Co Shari, women's social club, de- Dub Kuykendall, George LaRoe, Hester's Office Supply Co, Announcing the engagement and fight it sentletdi its egallyte: riigthh t ainon °Dal, fine- Thomas Liu, Thomas Mills. Rue- opproaching marriage of her dough- d In the or sell McCaleb, Neil Pask. Vickey ter, Bobby Ann Tubbs, to Jack Mrs W. C. Holden, honorary spoil- Probandt, Kent Handel. Dick Rea- I. NO CARRYING CHARGE. an get :- ' Crawford, Mrs. C. A. Tubbs enter- sors of the organization. Doctor gan, Max Rucker, Ross Short, Al Salem, Lindell Selby. Hilton Strace- in It, 2. One Full Year to Pay. tamed with a tea Saturday after- Holden was the founder and first ner, Orville Summey, Bill Thorpe. pot iden• noon in the home of her mother, sponsor of the club. Bob Warren, Peggy Sue Williams. Mrs R. S. Rodgers, 2109 Seven- Pledges of No Shari were present- 3. Parker Vacumatic Pen 1$8.75 value I Free George Winters, Robert E. Walters, ed against a marine setting, paus- 1, teenth. and Emory Young. Each Royal Portable purchased for cash. Mold Miss Tubbs is a former Tech stu-ng before a large seashell covered win f6d , in tufted white satin and comple- Also to be present are: Messrs. dent and was a member of Las 4. One Year's Free Service. a R. Sr mented by red and blue reflections. and Mmes. Ernest Don Brooks. Chaparritas social club. Crawford ad els.. Suspended from the ceiling near tha Billy Dane Burns, Arthur Busch, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Liberal Tradc-in Allowance cn your old type- is shell was a pink satin seahorse, John R. Clayton. James Block, A . 5. Crawford of Jacksonville. A-i and near the front of the stage was Norman Harp, James Price. Sanl writer. In the receiving line were the glitter-dust sand in which were ford Whitaker, Joe Young, Earl honoree's grandmothers, Mrs. R. I. sparkling shells, coral and seafoarn Freels, Fred Stubbs. W. M. Quinn. Tubbs and Mrs. Rodgers; her moth- starfish. James A. Burran, E. R. Nesmith. , er, and her sister, Mrs. Wallace Mc- C. J. Childers, Joe Griffin, Wen- Against a musical background of Kee. jr. Two hundred guests called. dell L. Jones, Paul J. Pond, Ralph "Indian Love Call," club song, Bill ruler's Assisting in hospitalities were Spencer and Charles D. Thomp- Parsley, master of ceremonies, in- Students! Writers! Housewives! Mmes. Eugene Miller, Brooke Ste- son. troduced 19 pledges and their es- corts. Burl Hubbard and his Var OURRI sitonians furnished music. EASY PAYMENTS on the phens, Bob Rodgers, J. W. McKee, Fenner Tubbs, and Miss Cecile But- HEADQUARTERS ler. The motif on the buffet carried For All 6ut a theme of "dawn of a day," with a sunrise effect in flow- 006 ers and starfoam, using the bride- elect's chosen colors of pink and ROYAL aqua. On the beams of the sun were • TENNIS • . lettered "Bobby Ann and Jack, April cry weds had hg S." Members of the house party PORTABLE! general,* " wore corsages to which were at- SUPPLIES rain to keep Os tached sunbeams hearing the names The, lot wore if the betrothed couple. many kens. Convenient payment pion! Lots MARGIN, SPEED - l• , It's tennis time again, gir direct. of time to pay! "TOUCH CONTR. , . h , t.t RIBBON CHANGER' rex I., stied de' "6' * C9LD DRINKS and we have a shipment of Get the new Royal Portable r his Mme" COFFEE others! * new rackets, shoes, socks, no..-... pay [or it as you use it! • be .041 CALL US Loads of exclusive features: Sturdy! No. I cooas sitE ass- they "I'd I "ei'dd ' ', OUR I•OR shorts, Dunlop balls, and dents! 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• st Jack Walker, 1949 journalists William W Evans. 1963 gradu- ,:r:501:a;:ier:I ate, is a structural engineer graduate, is reporting for an ar- for ii the firm of Tatum, Alexander and Buffs alp sl chitectural magazine in Dallas. Quads in Dallas. Or' 27-2“ Gladys Wilde, 1948 graduate M Roy Hall, graduate of 1945, Is R1+462 teraigi' sociology. is teaching in the elemen- employed by the Shell Pipe Line ate t he tary school at Muenster. company in Colorado city. d K goa.g _... e l, satire itotgenl Into de suits .1, 10 s 'and 15 see, gjeia red WeettTeves PlaYeerrsdut
to gista'bf'r:Tbrow or An're's heed fell thr TZ OW, kM goal to cad the Jacks-on L 4 ligga Jackson, sore g'a'd also log for the Ratde gust wee web 12 points nee nopbomore star:: n with 11 it toe We A 8. High with 1 gad gratis Jologo Orel v The tl of the running for foment Toe Tech its vith a re what 8 defeats in o Only tee lettermen NEW RAIDER MENTOR—Head coach Dell Morgan, left, explains Raider grid strategy eau pare Wuad. to new freshman coach Carl (Moose) Mullen eaux who arrived on the campus Monday to Seeps record of 111 help with spring grid practice. Mulleneaux is a former University of Arizona line coach. OPPONENT (Photo by John Lee.) lleklurrY Rice - * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Malty Bailor Sensed Payne %VMS - -- "Moose" Mulleneaux Is Leader Checker Cab .. Main College _ . Wayland Checker Cab _ Terse Western .. In College, Pro Football Fields Neer Mexico AiM New Mexico Cinver West Tens New 11exica Was Star Of Pro Herdis.Eimmons _ And College Ball Arizona State, Flag Intramural Basketballers Prepare Arbona state, Tem] Aron& State, Flag By BILLY l'OES Athena State, Tem] Toreador Sports Writer Carl "Moose" Mulleneaux, recent. University of Arizer For Inter-Club Championship Race New Mexico 4811 ly added member of Tech's coach- Teas Western ing staff, began his oficial duties 301136 LEE Morehouse contributed 7. By university of Arbor yesterday when he assisted in In dorm play third West beat Toreador Sports Writer Hardin Simmons spring football training. Dorm IV Rebels 35-24; Drane show- With Intramural games nearing West Tens _ "Moose," as he Is known to his the close of the season, the MICC ed a great deal of improvement by friends, attended Phoenix Union boys are just entering competition downing the Doak Red Devils 47- Slacks appeal adds a new Totals_ _ High school, where he played on which is to last until March 18 36; and the Sneed Ballhawks fin- several athletic teams. He was when an Inter-Club champion will ished an almost perfect season by dimension to your wardrobe. For Animated graduated from Phoenix in 1933 and be decided. smashing the Sneed Poslokes 52- enrolled In Utah State college. In Intramural Independent play, 22 with Dort Bagwell sinking 23 Speech Grc Playing an end position at State for the winner of the Cross Lee-ASCE points. COLORS three years, he was placed on the playoff game will meet the winner In Independent play. the Jolly FABRICS Will Presen Rocky Mountain all - conference of the Jolly Jiggaboos—Quintes- Jiggaboos beat the Alley Cats 28- "Ice Cream Tones'' team for two of those three years. sence Quintet playoff game in the 17 with Jack "Bull" Durham scor- Affording Long Life As a senior, he was awarded a Independent playoffs Friday. The ing 12 points and Lelloi Ogden fol- "Outward B winner of this game will meet the of second team position on the All- lowing with 8. Alvis Veazey scored in Thedepas American team. Following his final Athletic dorm team on Monday for 7 points for the losers. season with the Utah team in 1937, the Intramural championship. The GOLD b. Yut them7siieptcnt Vacs Leads Ballhawks FLANNELS l ahl y.n playartla Mulleneaux played in the annual Athletes are the 1950 Intramural ASCE won the right to compete Verse , East-West game in San Francisco. dorm champs. The Intramural with Cross-Lee for the League II AQUA 8,t:o torll po,,, rs hdh I ‘pghhtssschools d itare champ will meet the MICC champ SHEENS Played With Packers championship by pushing over the March 28 to determine the all-col- "Moose" was signed by the Green Ballhawks 35-29. George Rouse GREY lege championship, Bay Prickers to play football for proved to be the major offensive IRRIDESCENTS MICC play began Sunday with them and he continued in the ser- man with 12 points. He was follow- 44'Thed''' two social club teams, Kemas and BROWN cast wit inch vice of the Packers until 1942. ed by two teammates, Charles SHARKSKINS aelett,sopyso the Wranglers,recording early omphoorme, essre. S While performing In the National Wood and Bob Cox, who had 9 victories. Kemas, led by David TAN Professional Football league. points each. Billy Yoes turned in a NOVELTIES Leaverton and George Beichert "Moose" was twice selected on the fine performance with 10 points with 13 and 11 points respectively, YELLOW all-pro truer. He also played in two and was closely followed by Don B'ct`re swamped the Centaurs by a 49-16 Priced from 14.95 a:"ldY. Ire all-star games. He entered into Aycock with 9 points. D' score. John Huckabay was the big Wdlhm the service of the navy and while The Dairy club beat the AIME BLUES gun for the Centaur team with serving his hitch served as end 32-26 in the Independent league II 7 points. Use our lay-a-way coach at Great Lakes Naval Train.-- cellar battle. Harold Sawyer with GREENS Wranglers Take Socil wi/r14.th mid eeet P,.1111 Mg station for one year and as a 11 and Corky Hunsacker with 9 mart, . Wranglers won a close one from Mr. Li. odel player-coach at Bainbridge Naval led the winners, and John McClel- ievy': az Socii 33-28. Tom Palmer scored 10 Station a year. lan led the losers with 13 points. Sec. points for the winners and David No kiddin' fellows, these are great After returning to civilian life Silver Key will meet Socli at 7 Studeeb In 11146. "Moose" played pro bait p.m. tomorrow and Kemas will t o: of. It; 0 for Green Bay during the season all-star games. "I was certainly play Los Cams at 8. The final "JUST ARRIVED" kek, and In; of 1945 and '46. He served as line happy to be on the same side as game at 9 is between College Club the coach at St. Louis U. in 1947 and that fellow," "51,----e" said. and Centaurs. =cod later, 11;1 was appointed line coach at the University of Arizona and served in that capacity during the sea- MEETING CA sons of '48 and '49 until he was hired by Tech to tutor freshmen For Corsages Made nesting of footballers. ram Into Praia. Baugh managers "Moose," a very friendly and per- ESPECIALLY FOR HER sonable fellow, stated that he is very happy to be at Tech and be- lieves that there are great possi- Be sure the color, style, and flowers are right for bilities here. Following an inquiry as to Borne of the best ballplayers he had seen, "Moose" hesitated her and for the occasion- not a moment as he proclaimed "Slingin'" Sammy Baugh as the best he.had played with ur against. 809 College MAC'S FLOWERS Ph. 2-3171 "Moose" played with Bough in two 1 108 Avenue K
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k Red Raiders Lose soh To Buffaloes 4743 Pa#1.044,014 In Closing Game By SPORTS STAFF By losing their final game of Texas Tech's Red Raiders closed the 1950 basketball season to West their 1950 basketball campaign with Texas State, Tech's Raiders also lost the opportunity to meet Tex- a 47-43 loss to West Texas State's Buffs giving the Redmen a season as Wesleyan's Rams in a playoff game to determine this district's record of 14 wins against 12 losses. representative to the NAIB. In the loss to West Texas, the One might not consider the re- Sh , l1 Raiders held a 27-24 advantage; but Lai cord compiled by this year's Raid- after the intermission, the Buffs er quintet successful If he did not came back to gain the lead. With know the circumstances involved the score standing 45-40 and six in the issue. A 1e-12 season record minutes to go in the final period, is not too bad anyway you look the Buffs went Into the old freeze at it and is quite impressive when act and controlled the ball for four you lock at the handicaps of the minutes and 15 seconds before a 1950 team. At the beginning of West Texas player dunked in a goal the season, Coach Robison had but to give the winners their 47 points. two men on the squad who could After a free throw from Verdell be classed as veterans. The re- Turner's hand fell through the hoop, mainder of the squad were -all Gene Gibson. stellar center playing comparatively inexperienced. and his last game for Tech, tossed in a onlookers shook their heads and field goal to end the scoring at 47- bemoaned the fate of the 1950 is- 43. sue of Raider basketballers. Jackson Leads • • • CIGARETTE. Jiggs Jackson, scrappy high scor- This failed to impress the team ing guard also playing his final and while it gained experience as game for the Raiders, led in game the season progressed, it began to tallies with 12 points. Verdell Tur- play better ball. This year's five, ner, sophomore forward, trailed in our opinion, attained its pinna- Jackson with 11 points. Gibson tal- cle of the season in the first half lied 8. High for West Texas was of -the home game with Arizona. Austell Burris with 11. Working smoothly, yet unhurried- The loss threw the Raiders out ly, the Raiders at one time in the of the running for the NAIB tour- contest held an impressive 12 nament. The Tech team finished point lead over the nationally the season with a record of 8 wins ranked Wildcats. However, the against 8 defeats in conference play. Wildcats came back to rack up a Only two lettermen will not be In 72-65 win. To sum it all up, this next year's squad. ANDOVE year's basketball season was as R Season record of the Red Raiders: much of a success as could be ex- when you smoke PHILIP MORRIS! OPPONENT Tech Opp. pected. Malurry 73 46 • • • . Rice 45 57 While on the subject of basket- Trinity .54 65 ball, it is of importance to note Baylor 37 58 that Tech will lose but two letter- Howard Payne .60 59 men off this years squad. How- In just a few seconds you can prove Wayland 58 50 ever, these two men. Gene Gibson Checker Cab 62 43 and Chester "Jiggs" Jackson are - Austin College 69 57 of the type that cannot be re- PHILIP MORRIS Wayland 54 33 placed too easily. Gibson, capable Checker Cah 55 61 center of the squad, is thinking 15 DEFINITELY LESS IRRITATING Texas Western 59 58 of going into pro ball. Jackson, New Mexico A&M 54 58 high scorer of the team, has not New Mexico University' 48 44 definitely decided what he will do than the brand you're now smoking! West Texas . .43 60 after graduation. Both "Gib" and "Diggs"_ New Mexico 59 55 are to be commended for their contribution to Tech. Hardin-Simmons 44 49 )ion s s Arizona State, Flagstaff 87 51 Attention turned again yesterday Arizona State. Tempe 82 53 to the fine sport of "held knockin." Arizona State, Flagstaff 64 52 Football, that Is.) Spring football Arizona State, Tempe 52 64 practice began with nineteen letter- University of Arizona 54 60 men reporting for practice. A good- New Mexico A&M 79 48 ly number of last season's fresh- Texas Western 87 49 men team besides several transfers University of Arizona 65 72 participated in the drills. Running Hardin Simmons ._.44 51 the show were Dell Morgan, head 47 West Texas coach, G. B. Morris, line coach, adds a new Polk Robison, assistant coach, and Totals 1490 1400 newcomer "Moose" Mulleneaux, freshman football coach. For Animated —Billy Yoes. Speech Group ... light up your ILORS Will Present Play, a present brand Workouts Continue ...light up INHALE. lam Tones" exactly the same thing —DON't "Outward Bound" PHILIP MORRIS that sfing? Ouile a difference INHALE—and Waite shot bite. The speech department will pre- As Fencers Ready p u fl NI of HIEN, lostiskeelate 0.ough Your tarn PHILIP MORRISI sent the play, "Outward Bound," 141 th• emoliNoe by the British playwright, Sutton A nd w PHILIP MORRIS! Es,, isn't d? GOLD Vane, Mar. 22, 23 and 24 in Lubbock For John Tarleton ne•a WOULD BE SMOKING Senior high school auditorium, John KNOW WHY YOU AQUA L Upshaw, assistant speech profes- Texas Tech's fencers are continu- NOW YOU sor and play director, announced ing workouts In preparation for a GREY Monday. dual conference meet with Tarleton The cast will include Jacob Sit- State's fencing team in Stephenville BROWN ter., sophomore, as Scrubby; Betty March 25. Stewart, sophomore, as Ann; Frank The Tech team showed great im- TAN Burton, sophomore, Henry; Rex provement Saturday as they romped Everybody talks about PLEASURE, but Zachary, sophomore, Mr. Prior; to victories in foil, epee, and saber \\111' NO matches, over a team from Los Ala- only ONE cigarette has really done something about it. (ELLOW Gerald Tippit, freshman, the Rev. William Duke; Billie Hutchings, mos Fencing association. Tech took That cigarette is PHILIP MORRIS! senior, Mrs. Civeden-Banks; Ceci- matches in the foil division, 8-1, BLUES lia Thompson, speech instructor, epee, 5-4, and saber. 7-2. Remember: less irritation means more pleasure. Dean Leggett. Travis Smith, and Mrs. Midget; Phil Nickell. sopho- And PHILIP MORRIS is the ONE cigarette proved GREENS more, Mr. Lindley; and Dick Kirsh- Bill Spinks composed the foil and ner, as the Rev. Frank Thomson, saber team for Tech. Smith and definitely less irritating, definitely milder, Spinks non all their matches in foil Upshaw added. than any other leading brand. Students will be admitted upon competition. One match was lost by 3 feat presentation of their activity tic- Leggett in foil, that by only one NO OTHER CIGARETTE touch. kets, and the opening time will be CAN MAKE THAT STATESIENT. announced later, Upshaw stated. In saber competition, Sy-inks won all his matches, while both Leggett and Smith lost one each by one touch. MEETING CALLED YOU'LL RE GLAD TOMORROW— Competing with the epee for Tech TODAY! were Smith, Leggett, and Durwood YOU SMOKED PHILIP MORRIS A meeting of Intramural soft- Whitsitt. ball team managers will be held Members of the Los Alamos team at Tech gym 2 p.m. Saturday, were dark Foster, coach, Ted Cot- George Philbriek, director of ter, Jeff Cotter, and Ben McDonald. Intramural sports. announced The Texas Tech team will return Monday. the matches In April. Intramural softball play will Earlier this year, the Techsans begin Wednesday. All aspiring participated In a meet at Tech gym. softball teams are requested to Several members of Tarleton State's submit eligibility lists by Mon- team were matched with the boys day. Eligibility blanks are avail- from Tech. Bill Spinks, Tech fenc- able at the physical education 2'11. PHILIP er, won both the open foil and Jun- MORRIS office. ior saber contests. Travis Smith is coach of the team. we K • • •