S16,8 0 Sum THE· SUNFlOWER Allotted To Pay .....------o_Ff_icia_l_stu-de-nt-Ne_w_spa-pe_r _.....;...... ;.___:..:;;.;;.;._...... ;.,. ____ Initial Expenses University of Wichita-Wichita, Kansas January 11, 1951 . New Material Shortage May Slow Construction ist ·Named 1951 Colonel Of Planned Facilities Honorary A $1 6,800 loan which was approved by the Uni­ ROTC Honorary Colonel Dee Gist versity Board of Regents TS Candidate Monday night will enable the beginning of w or le which may culminate in iJns At Ball two new dormitories for the University. The loan, rna(le by tlle Com­ munity Facility Service of the Public Housing Aclminlst-ration. will pay for architectural fees The a n n u a 1 Military in planning for the proposed ~11, sponsored by ROTC, buildings. The flrms of Fors­ bloom and Park . and Glen G. :was the scene of the Davis and A. B. Harris will each ~rowni ng of Miss Dee draw up blueprints for one of Gist, Alpha Tau Sigma, as the dormitories. This, however, Is no assurance the 1951 honorary colonel that the dormitories will be 'of the ground and air bu!lt, a release from the office of President Hal'l'y F . Corbin units, Friday night. reveals. With the woi'ld. sltua• Bonnie Moore, last year's tlon as it i$ now. it may be some colonel, presented a military cape t ime before materials will be pd cap to Miss Gist during cere­ obtainable. monies In which Lieut. Col. 1£ the dt>1·m i to1·lcs are built. ,Bobln Montgomery, professor of they may be used for housing jjillltary science and tacl.ics, a· C>f milltui·y personnel ralller than ~ Col. John L. Walker, and students If the armed forces de­ Jimmy Dorsey participated. cide to use the University's facilities. • Colonel Montgomery made for:. President Corbin has offered :pal presentation of the commls­ use of the faciUtics to all three • A silver tray wllJ be pre­ armed forces for military t1·ain­ to Miss Gist at the annual ing, he told the board. lre said that the services are more lilceJy next fall. to accent H the school has hous• ::J)wrlng presentation ceremonies ing facilities. group of nine •ROTC members Flight crews trained at the ed an honor guard and pre­ University during part of World ted a shot·t saber drill. Cadet War II, and the trainees were t. Bob Pinkerton led the quartered jn fraternity houses 'P, and gymnasiums. There are now ~her cadets werti Perl.'y Rose, more colleges with housing fa. cilities available' than there were est Jorgenson, Stuart Engel, Sunflon·~r Sl4-tf Photo. during the war, !'resident Corbin oe Catudal, Bob Van Vr.ankcn, DEE GIST is escort-ad by John l. Walker through an arch of sabers to the bandstand where she added. Jin Mohr back er. Hamilton was crowned Honorary Colonel of the University of W ichita Reserve Officers Training Corps Friday. It is possibl , the president :$eard· ley, an·c: Mack Castrlsos believes, that the Jli e1·slty will Dee Gist, a member of Alpha Tau Si~ma sorority, was chosen from a group of six candidates. be granted material prioi·ities. ;pde Up the honor guard. since Wichita Is a defense area. Jimmy Dorsey, his clarinet, Dormitories would relieve possi­ and his orchestra entertained ble housing shortages in other lllOre than 300 couples who at­ 'Walk---Don't Run' Is Advice parts of the city, he noted. tended the sem,1-iormal event. Student Killed The federal loan will provld~ I2Webster Men In Plane Crash To Students From President (Continued on Page 5) loin Air ·rorce Avoid haste and act wisely- in a word, "Walk, A niverslty student, Jerry don't run"-during the present period of uncertainty Costello Is Next in On·e Group Dean Lehr, 19, and hJs compan­ and emergency was the crux of the adyice offered ion pUot, Ronald Grissom, 23, today by Pres. Harry F. Corbin to the University com­ • Twelve Men of Webster actives were killed Instantly when their munity. Forum Speaker tnlkted together in the Air light 1Jlane crashed in a field . 1n a prepared st.atement, the· Force last week along with an southeast of Augusta, December in the light of that need. All unalflliated student who wanted pres1dent declared: will serve, but one of your great• Bm Costello, Columbia Broad• 23. "It is heartening to see the casting System Far Eastern ex• :to sUck with his buddies. The est saflsfactions in life wlll be Air Force Recruiting sergeant Witnesses to the crash said student re pon e to a war emer• pert, who is just back from Korea. "'who processed the men is a that the aircraft. piloted by Gris­ gency. All of our men and women · to serve at the highest level of will speak to a Student Fonnn ebster alumni. . are ready and willing to do what­ your capacity. Talk with your audience Feb. 13, replacing Larry som, was looping at approx!· Lesuem· who was orig inally The men enlisted, a spokesman mately 500 feet when It nosed to ever Is necessary to meet the counselors, get the facts, dis­ forbe the group said, because they demand of the time • While cuss the variQus alternall ves scheduled for the lecture. lleved they would all be called !,he ground. The plane was based there is deep concern, our, stu• A Phi Beta Kappa graduate Jnto service and they wanted to at Augusta. dents are not afraid, and quite with your families, then with from the niverslty of Minne- ~y toaether if possible. Lehr was a freshman In the a few have chosen to enlist. This confidence and poise - walk - • 'l'he ~ebsters, who expect to College of Education. He entered is a courageous net, for our don't run-to make your contri­ ~ve late 1n january, are: Ted· the University ln the fall of 1949. armed forces need men. bution to a free world." :oung, John LaFever, Larry Grissom was employed by Boe­ "We mu$t k e e p In mind, .. on.es, Ray Dombaugh, Duane ing Aircraft Corporjttlon. f.mlth, Jim Taylor, Ralph Crosby, however, that the nation's great­ f:elvln · Smith, Jim Wiley, Ralph Lehr is survived by his parents, est need Is for highly trained Woody Herman 08rumback, Jerry Biven, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehr of men capable of exercising lead­ \!Ith Harrell. Augus ta and Grissom Is survived ership and independent judg­ .lllRoyce Ha\ey, an unaf£lliate, by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred :,VU enlist with tl)e Websters. ment. It J1as been evident for Grissom. also of Augusta. To Play Rere !9ster Sergeant T. G. Alexander. some time that students who .,. the Recuillng Office was a . rank in the upper GO per cent Bulletin lnernber of the fraternity before Preliminary arrangements ~ng .the service. Inside Index of their class might be given an we1·e completed Tues(lay to Tlie men· will go to Kansas opportunity to continue their bring Woody Herman aml his . for theli: physicals and will education. Herman Herd to the Ne,v e their basic training at Lack­ Parnassus Schedule "A willingness to stick to the Moon, Jata. 31, to play for this d Field, Lackland Texas, 10 task of prepnratlon e,·en as the year's :.>arnassu s dance. es from San Antonio, Texas. (See P age 2) l'Umbllns ,tets Louder and louder Ycai-booL Editor Bob Olsen T\\•o other men 1n the fratern- is a mark of conl!dence and 11_!iave either enlisted or will poise. You may well be doing annqunccd &.hat the ·student ....t in the . near future. TheY. Intramural Cageball yonr country a service by pre­ Council w 11 1 co- ·ponsor t he • Dick RuU1 and Ray "Keg'' paring yourself for higher Jovel dance, a seml-fo1·nlal affair at rrell · (See Page 6) duty. · which no corsages will be al­ "I encourage all of you to l•Hved. Admission pdce, tlle think beyond the excitement of sponsors agreed Monday, will Plays the moment to tbe time when be $3.50. 'Uncle' Calls (See Page 5) you will be called on for your Candidates for Pa r n a s s u s Bill Cost.ello highest and best contribution Qne!ln wlil be aunou.nced n ext and to evaluate your education week. ' sow., Costello has psent 17 years ntacf Deans In the Pacific studying Amerlca·s :AU students who are called problems in Asia, f.il'st as a news­ f the draft or who plan to Final. Examination Schedule paperman and in more recent t should .notify thei'r rel - years as cblef of the CBS news tlve deans and withdraw staff in To,kyo. Monday , Tuesday W ednesday Thursday He came home late Jast spring DI their cow-ses, according HOUR January 22 January 2lJ January 24 J llll 113ry 25 Dean L. HekhuJs, College of for a brief holiday, but when the bei-al Arts and Science. 7-8 Communist a rm l e s marched across Korea's 38th parallel in .Fauure to do this may be 10 'l.'T ous. as students will be 8-10 9 ~nVP 11 MWF 8 MWF J une, he was flown to his post ted absent fron1. classes 10-12 10 MWF 8 TT 9 T'J.' 12 'l'T in the East and has been in ancl 4 may bo given failures J.or out of Korea covering th.e fight· eJr courses, Hekhnls said. 12-1 ing there throughout the tragic '.rbose students plannil)g to 1-3 12 MWF 11 TT 1 MWF 2 TT months since, giving his radio should take tbo1r ~ rues. - audience an eye-witness account exams early. As for the 11 3-4 t TT 3 Tr of events and interpreting them In· U1e light of his Jong experi• tees, they wUJ receive their 4-6 2 ~.i\VF 3 MWF ~ as of the end of the ence In and knowledge of the lfth week. Wichita State University Libraries,... Special Collections and University Archives OrienL . I ' •• I 2 THE SUNFL O WE R January 11, 19Sl - . Barbara Starck Pi Alph Princess. ATS, Webster ~~ Named Princess Receive Awards · Barbara Starch, PI Xappa Psi Alpha Ta:u Sigma sororitv and By Mary Fran Sullivan pledge, was named "Pi Alph Men of Webster fraternity topped Princess" at the Pl Alpha Pi the University social groups lor WEDDINGS, engagements, and annual Christmas dance, Dec. 20, scholarship the second seme$ter pinnings dominated noliday cele­ of last year. Alpha Tau received brations, with somewhat of a The "Princess" was crowned the silvex· tea service, and the record established for the num­ by Hugh Livingston, president of the fraternity. He presented new scholarship cup donateKappa Psi, 1.558; Epsilon· iu·bara Burge recen tly pecame Miss Starck was graduated Kappa Rho, 1.479; and Delta the bride of Garth McGrew. from East High School and is Omega, 1.470. a freshman in th.e College of The fraternity lists Men of S vernl former University stu­ Education. She is a n,ember of Webster, 1.344; Alpha Gamma dents who at'e now in the rmed the Freshman Pep Club, You ng Gamma, 1.11~; Phi Up~ilon !gina, foJ·ces were home during the R epublicans, and YWCA. 1.090; a nd P1 Alpha P1, 1.07 ->. Christmas vacation. They in­ Last year's "Princess" was Both winners are repeat per­ cluded Vernon Klassen, Don Ma r.v Merritt. The l1 onor is given formers, t;>.king honors the first each year to a freshman girl. of the 19~9-1950 year. However, Pra tt, and Gene Turner, who Alpha Tau averaged higher than ar stationed in Alexandria, La.; any social organization on the Jim Hal'l'ls from the naval base Hamilton P.T.A. campus. in San Diego; and Byron Brown a nd his bride, Carol, from Cam p To Hear About U ol W Couples Pendleton, Calif. Foreign Customs SPEAK! G of the Armed Pinned, Engaged F oJ·ces, it seems as though Uncle Four University students from Sam bas plans for th e majority foreign countries, will present a During Holidays of our campus m en . Of the paner discuss1<>n. "Foreign Cus­ many who . won't return next toms," for members of the Ha mil­ A m ultlbude of engagements semester are Whitey Garlow, ton Intermediate P.T.A., at 3 a nd excha nge of pins was made Dan I yberg, Chet E by, Jim Tay­ p.m., Jan. 16, according to Dr. by UniversJty students United States," 1n the Delta Blll Burris; Maurine Ramsey and CO GRATULATIONS to the Omega sorority house before the Bob Harrison; Marlene Wyatt ROTC 1951 Honorary Colonel, University Dames, at 1:30 p.m., and Roger Wilkinson; M a r y 18. Cheerleaders Sorosis lledge Helen Young and Ed Roembach, Dee Gist, who was presented a Jan. Mrs. Donald Cowgill will be in charge. Dorothy Manning and Dan Tevis, while cape and ov-erseas cap to Norma Hamilton and Skip Cli ne, be kept in her sorority house. Are Appointed Joanne Miller a nd Jack Skelton, This was the start of a new Miss SmaH Accepts Receives Honor Becky Buser and Bob Chisholm; An11 Fah nestock an d Dtck Marie Rey,nolds and Arnie Mink~ tradition, and the cape will be Rocmbacb have been . appollLted handed down to each honoree, Position In Germany Lila McWhorter. sop h om ore Bev:erly Re~er and Leonard cheerleaders ror the remainder Walz; Dee G1st and Ted Young; whose name will be embroidered Mary Kay Small, a former stu­ of the school year by Ute Stu­ and pledge of Soros1s ~orority, on it. was r ecently chosen honorary Anita Dinsmore and Larry J ones; dent of the University of Wich­ dent Connell Phyllis McMicbael a nd Bob Ram­ Kappa Rho pledges had a Miss Fahnestock and Roem­ captain of the Pershing Rifles, ita, left recently !or Westover national honorary military fra­ sey; Barbara Gomon and Ken· walk-out Monday evenfog, and Army Air Base in Massachusetts. bacb r e p l a c e Ann Danbam dall King; Bee Barry and Jack went to the Alaskan for an Ice .<.assen ternity. She will then travel to Heidel­ lllll'st and Buster who Miss Mcwhorter Is also the Beav:-er; and }luth Mercer and .skating party. bel:'g, Germany where· she has ac­ resigned recen Uy. Rusaell S hogren. cepted a civil service position at Rifles' candidate for national DELTA Omega pledges wlll an army base. honorary brigadier general who h onor their actives at a dinner will be chosen in the near future. ~rty Sunday evening at the · Miss Small, the daughter of Her ricture will be sent to na­ Hickory House. Mr. and Mrs. Amos C. Bin.all o'f tiona Pershing Rifles headquart­ 19 Linwood, Eastborough, was a Pershing Rifles ers where the final selection ISA Chooses Members of Zeta Phl Eta, dra­ member of Alpha Tau Slgma at will be made. At the present I ma ti cs sorority, will entertain at the University and a member of time there are 43 chapters of New Ollicers a rus h tea Sunday, at the home Delta Gamma Delta sorority In Initiate Pledges the Pershing Rifles, of Mrs. Mar y Jane Woodard. Wlchlta. Two years ag-0, G eo r g a n n Ne.w officers ol the Jndei>e• Seventeen P er s h l n g RiUes House, Alpha Tau Sig1l'.la, was dent Students' Association eleo­ pledges were initiated at a dinner chosen as the national honorary ted J\Jonday at a general m,et. at the C-Oral Room of t he Polar brigadier generaf as well as Jng are Bill H olland, president; SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Bear Friday evening pre<:eding honorary captain of the local Barbara Matthews, v I e e presi­ the Military Ball. chapter. Shirley Tegler, Pi Kappa dent; Mary 1, -ajor, secretary. The pledges ,participated 1n Psi, was the Pershing Rifles Herb Lenz, treasurer; Jacltle. choice for hon·orary captain last ;Johnson, p n b 11 c relaUons; and hell week activ ities last week. year. Charles King, sergeat-at-arms. Bob Pinkerton ·was training offi­ ~l{IA, FLATTER BOX cer of the pledge class. Pledges -initiated at the dinner Gives WorkinCJ Hours Included: Perry Rose, Bill Stinch­ Edwin Moreland, manager of comb, Stewart Engel, Bill Eldred, the I. S. A. used book ~xchange, ,Parnassus Photo $~.00 value •• ; only $2.00 Darrell Basom, Frank Miller, Dee announced at a general meeting Stahl, Leo Bige-Iow, Bob Bixler, of I. S. A. that the book exchange f>lvt loll DavJd Bush, Pat Corbett, Dick will be open from noon to 2 p.m. Hoover, Bob Lambert, Carney for the -remainder of the semes­ Schedule Given Main, John Troup, Vernon Til­ ter and from 8 a.m .-5 p.m. d1:1ring ford and Bob Lakin. registration. Pictures foi: Parnassus w ill be taken- Monday, Tuesday, and· Wednesday of campus oJ·ganiza­ tions in the Common's Lo\mge. OCficers of clubs not listed ' should .sign for appointment JACKETS and JEANS ln Room 116, Commun1cations .Building, before Monday or call Peggy 'Schotemeyer, 6'2'-9617 for appointments. MOUTON COLLAR Monday: 12:00 Young Democrats SHORT 12:10 GeGlogy C)u b JACKET­ 12:20 Aesculapius 12:30 Sociology Club Quilted Lining 12:40 Kappa Delta Pi Contains everything you nffd for that Claud sil k look- the I k Knit Co.ffs and Walet 12:50 Matrix 00 ,1:00 French Club · you'll want this falll 1:10 Phl Alpha Theta 1:30 Debate Club 1 .' ~uid Cloud silk- flatters your skin with a new smooth fin ish $9.95 Tuesday you ve nevw known before. Six new fashion shades. 11:00 Farrell Club 11:10 Kappa Pi 11:40 Religious Council 2: Cl,ou~ silk ComprflMd Powder-dusts on lightly a s O but­ l:00 Young Republicans terfly• wing. Colon to match your Fluid Cloud silk complexion. SUR COATS 1:to WSSF . Quilt Linings with 1 :.20 UNESCO 3. Style Stick- sheathes your lips in soft glowing color Stay­ Wednesday Monton ColJars 12:50 Pi,i Chi fres_h lipstick w'.th the new non-smudge "toper-tip" in a l~nger, 1:00 Spanish Club easier-to- use •tick. Six new fashion shades. $12 50 to $1650 A completely exciting box- $2.00 pl us tox, for o limited time only. Other·Jac:kets from $4.98 to $9.95 Each item may be purchased teporotely, at $1.00 each plus tax RtmE3 Friday Night Is JEANS, $1.98 to $3.95 On-the.. Houae Nite !' $1.02 p lus tax ALL TYPF.S OF SPORTSWEAR / Admission "'.4LL' BE VERAGES FREE

I HUR¥ COLLINS GAy CLOTHING' CC>. and His Orchestra Cosmetics, Firs t Flo or 130 N .. MAIN STREET PLAYING li'RIDAY & SATURDAY Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives THE SUNFLOWER 3 Larry Lallement Club Meetings Speech Teachers Head Events Judge Debates Is 'Joe College' January 11 Matta Clo~ At their anl'lj,lai Cht·istmas din­ January 11 Young GOP Three University speech teach­ ers recently judged tile orth ne1· dance, meiflbers of Pi Kappa January 11-12-1:J One Act Plays Psi named Lart·y Lallement, High Invitational Debate Totlrna­ presiden.t of Alf?ha Gamma January 13 A<"tivlty NigJ,t ment. The Instructors were Don Gamma as their 'Joe College" WiUiams. Phillip Mohr, and Les­ January .15-JG Basketball, ~lch• lie M. Blake . for the next year. . ita University-Missouri Umver­ "Joe College'' is chosen by the The debate was held at the slty (there), K. F. H. Studios, Saturday at sorority every year. The selec­ January 1'1 Pre-registration ends. 3 p. m. Taking the negative side tion is made on the basis of was Stafford, Kansas, and taking personality and character. He ful­ the affirmative side was Newton, fills the sorority's qualificatlo11$ Kansas. The topic was "Resolved: Instructors Attend Tha~ American people reject the of an ideal college man. A grad­ welfare state." uating senior· with above average scholastic standing is selected History Conference Participating in the d -bate, each year. which was hosted b_y orth Higli Three instructors in the his­ School, were several Kansas High Norma Haley, president of the tory department attended the. na• Schools. North High School did sorority, presented LaHement to tional meeting o~ t!°1e Ai_nericar. not pal'ticipate because they were guests at the dance during an Historical Associatwn, rn qh the host of the debate. intermission. Sorority members cago, Ill., Dec. 28-30, accor<:!1ng then sang tpeir sweetheart song to Miss Marie Graham, associate There were 23 debates a round while Miss Haley presented a for six rounds, with Stafford. gift to the honoree. profes·sor of history. Kansas winning the debate at Those members who attended the close of the session. Aeronaut,icaJ Science were Miss- Marie Graham, John The Institute of Aeronautical Snell and Dr. John Rydjord. pro­ J:"acnnssus Science will meet today at noon, fessor and h~ad of the history de- Cl.ub pictures for Parnassus Room 107, Engineering Building. par-tment. N will be made in the Common's An election of officers wlll be Mr. Snell also attende~ the a­ Lounge Monday, Tuesday, and held. A Him entitled. "That tional History rratern1ty meet­ Wednesday. See schedule Io1· Ma n Can Fly," will be shown. ing while in Chicago. time.

Sllllflo....,.. Start Pbeto, LARRY LALLEMENT was chosen the .ty:picol college man on ~ - the campus and was awarded the title 'Joe College' 'by Pi Kappa Psi soro,1ty at their annual Christmas dinner dance. The dance was held at the Lassen Hotel December 27. Joe College Lallement ~ Campu? Interviews on Cigarette Tests ~ is the president of Alpha Garn fraternity. His date is Marilyn Schmidt, an alum of Pi Kappa Psi sororit,y.

mathematics major, who will Club Cornet discuss "Paper Foldipg." Matrix Number 10 ••• THE PANDA Matrix: will meet at the b.ome Accounting Club of Pegg.ia Davis Tuesday at 7:30 p .m. -for a regular business To Hear City1 s meeting. '}ulll IBM Manager A detailed report on the pro~­ ,• I ress of "Carrousel.'' the clubs magazine, w'ill be· given by Bob Accounting Club Olsen at 7:30 p .m. Tuesday The Accounting Club will hold in Room 135, Communications tta regular meeting at 7 tonlgl1t Building.- A discussion of plans at the International Business for the spring issue of the maga- . Mach ine Corporation, 210 S. Mar- zJ.ne will also be held. ket St. John Flal)e.rty, manager Religious Council • of .lie Wichita branch of IBM, "How ..::a n Christianity Combat WI.II explain and· demonstrate the Communism?" will be the topic complete line of punch-card ac- of discussion at the Religious oounting machinery and other Coffee Hour Jan. -9, 10, ana 11, equipment. · Room 201, Library. Dr. Oldrich FarreU Club Prochazka. Instructor of econom- . The Farrell Club wl!I meet !cs and Father Malone will be Wednesoay at 8 p.m. at the two of the· three guest speakers Blessed Sacrament Church. The who will lead the discussion. discussion will include: "Atti- Kappa Pi tudes and Opinions," "Women An election of officers will be '¥11. Men," and "Catho1 ic and held at the regular meeting of rrLet's Non.Qithollc Questions." Kappa Pi at 7:30 tonight in Mor- Mathematics Club rison Hall. The Mathematics Club will ..------. meet ton·ight In Room 433, get down to Administration Building. Guest I Cl 8$$1•f 18• d apeaker will be Ann Klein, L.------a bear [opts! "

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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives 4 January 11, 19Sf The Stud.en! And The War • • • Know Your Campus -- - Number 14 For the second time in our generation, the world is engaged in a gigantic, global struggle-the outcome 38-Member Cast To Present Series Of Eight One-Act Plays of which does and will affect each of us. By_ .Toan Longorlo Nations and men are aligning themselves with one When MIS$ D e Gist received The Flag Of World Peace or the other of the two great powers, the United States • the title of Honorary Colonel at · the annual Military Ball last Fri­ or the Soviet Union. day night, she was recei,ing the And the student, like millions of his fellow Ameri­ highest honor a v a I l a b l e to women from the organization cans, is caught bebveen conflicting desires and con­ founded 32 years ago under the flicting altern~tives. "Should I join the service?" is name of Student Army Training the question uppermost in his mind. "Or should I stay Corps. , Reserve Officers T r al n i n g in school and be better prepai·ed for the service when Corps. the University military the government calls me?" is the alternative. training organization, was estab· lished on the campus on Feb. 15, To formulate a .universal rule and say "Stay in 1919. Since that time it has grown school" to each and every student would be ridiculous from a single infantry .unit with ~as ridjculous at it would be to advise the opposite. 48 cadets to two unHs, Air and Infantry, enrolling more than 300 No, the problem is an · individual one, a problem students in its program. Its pur­ which each young man must carefully decide for him­ pose is to teach men phases of self. And in making the decision, each must think of the millta1"¥ life. Three military fraternities are ·what is best for himself, his family, and, of course, his incorporated in "ROTC. country. Scabbard· and Blade, a social organization· (or third and fourth But bear this in mind: The decision will be far~ year men, was organized Apr!I 17, J'eaching and will influence you for the .rest of your ·1930. To pledge, the upperclass­ life. . m en must be m the top third of · their class. adet Col. John L . Don't shfrk from the honorable defense of your Walke1· is commanding officer. country; but ne_ver, at the same time, sell short the The University of Wichita's chapter of Pershfng Rifles, a mil· advantages of a university education-the education itary fraternity that was started that might well stand you in better stead both in and In 1896 by the late Gen. John J. out of civilian life.-M.M.M. Pershing, has been active on the campus since April 27, 1947. It is open to both basic and ad· vanced students. Cadet Lt. Col. Former Sunflower Editor Is In Korea David Marteney commands the group. · ewest of Ule military frater­ nities is the Arnold Society of Air With Air Force ·Information Office Cadets. which was organ'ized on the campus in Ma1·ch. 1940. Basic Bill Fein, 1949 University graduate and editor-in­ and advanced students are eligi- - chief of the Sunflower in 1948, is with the Public In­ ble to join. Cadet Ma.1. James Grant commands the University formation Office in Korea, a letter from Fein reveals. squadron. The letter, which. was sent to Proudly Included In the In­ unflower Staff Pbot~. Lester Rosen, director of public fantry's trophies ls the first WICHITA UNIV.ERSITY'S Reserve Officers Training Corps relations at lbe University, says Sound Off United 'atic:tns flag to be pre­ that the former student ·1s Public sented to an ROTC unit in the possesses the first United Nations flag to be presented to an ROTC Relation$ Officer of the Forty­ United States. lt was given to unit in the United Stares. It was given to the unit by the Wichita ninth Fighter-Bomber wing. Student Credit the group by the Wichita Junior Junior Chamber of Commerce last fall. Displaying the flag is (left "We have a group of jet fight­ Chamber of Commerce last fall. to right): Cadet Col. John L Walker, commanding officer of Scab­ ers and a group of B·26's, and it's Check Urgent ?l)J job to publicize them, al· bard ond Blade; Cadat Lieut.-Col. David Marteney, commanding though they get flenty of pub­ Honor Club officer of Pershing Rifles, and Cade~ Mai, James Grant, command ing . licity without me,' Fein writes. Says Debaters Talk officer of Arnold Air Society. Fein will be remembered by Dear Editor, some as one of the co-founders .Every yea1· some of the stu­ of the now defunct coalition, the dents are disappoir.ted to find Barbs. that their credfts are not in or­ To Lions Club • Selection Team Will.Explain He was stationed, when the der for graduation. Often this ls letter was w1·ltten early In De­ due to the fact that from semes­ The successful University de­ ter to semester the -individual bate squad entertained members Air Force Officer Training cember, in Taegu. He arrived at fails In his responsiblllty to be of the Lion's Club at their the city wl1cn the Korean Com­ Wednesday noon luncheon Dec. fully Informed on the catalog re­ ·r. munists were within 14 mil.es of qul,rements of the co l l e g e ln 27, with an exhibition of argu­ Juniors and seniors interested in officer opportuni- the city, saw the armies advance which he Is doing his work. mentive abllities. ties in the U. S. Air Force will haYe a chance to find Planning for graduation should Bob Stollenwerck and Harry out all the answers Jan. 23-25 on the campus. A United to the border of Manchuria, and not be left for the last semester Hobson took the affirmative :Is now preparing to help defend of the senio1· year but should be­ against Lol·en Keller and Rus­ States Air Force A viati on Cadet Selection Team will the airstrip ag.iin. gin with the first semester of the sell Watson for tl:ie negative, be here from 9 :00 a. m. to 5 :00 p. m. in the Administra~ He write$ that there Is a freshmen year. . on the national collegiate ques­ tion: "Resolved: the non-Commu- tion Building Rotunda, Jan. 23, 24, 25. s of Subscription by mnll In the United to Mary Jane Woodard, director versity studt'nt, has rt'pfaced State• Is 12.00 ner soboo\ yeor. A.dvertls• Dick H a u g h to n, Uni'verslty flying officers, these men earn Veterane .\.dmlnistratlon disa· In,:: r:ites hirnlsbed IIPon rerbln of the niversity which The cast of 38 membet·s for the from Newton. l.s: Regina 'l'iegson, Joan McClure, Marian Robbins, be re aJd. 1tated that a hearing 1s to be h eW eight plays was recruited from · Luelle Morgan; Warren Kliewer, Abbie Troup., Carl Thomas, Jerry . . ,tit:h the bookstore committee in the University campus, Wichita Leighton Bangs; Ilene Willent, Byington, James Stearns, and Your Insurance Man tJJe near future. High Scho9J North drama depart­ Jane Foster; Harold Voth, Tom Ronald Weidman. Ought to Be Donald 0 . CowgUI, professor ment, and Newton 1-l!gh School. Foster. George D. Wilner, professor of .pd head of the sociology depart­ The cast for "This Property is "Box and Cox" cast Is: Ronald speech and dramatics and c\irec­ SCHOTI - (Henry> ,nent, Is chairman of the book­ Condemned" includes: Jil Wood, Weidman, Ml:. Box; Donald Dill, tor of the University Theater, Is store committee. Frank M. Rob­ as Willie and Jerald Funk, as Mr. Cox; Sally Lambert, Mrs. supervising students directing lnaurance of Every Kin,d ertson, manager of the bookstore Tom. Bouncer. · th~ plays. Therf: will be no ad· Caldwell-Murdock B)dg. 4-352:J II also a member of the com­ "Monkey's Paw" cast' consists Students in the stage lighting · mission charge. (jnlttee. of: Jim Bain, Mr. White; Donald class arc lighting the show and Some of the questions leveled Dill, H erbert; orrlne Schaet.zle·, the stagecraft students are serv­ ·at the bookstore include h.igh M1·s. White; John B. Walker, ing as stage managers. The pro­ -pitces, lack of lft!r~onnel for rush Sergeant Morris; Dave Hasel­ duction staff is unUet· the super­ ,periods, and snort hours during wood, Mr. Sampson. vision of Gene Spangler, assistant rush pel'i.ods. . "The: Man· in Uie · Bowler Hat" pxofessor of speech and technical Also at the Student Council cast, coming· from Wichita Higl1 director of the University The- .aneeUng M o n d a y night, 'Mike School . 0.1:tJ.,;:ts; G~'I:ellJ.:9' Fanell, ater. · MOier. senior member of the Stu­ Mary; -Don Car.penter, John; Bill The plays to be presented FrJ­ dent Board of Publications, and 'Mikesell, Hero; · Judy Menehan, day are: "This Property ls Con­ }lob Qlson, editor of Par.nassus, Heroine; .. Denny, Cai·der, Chief . demned," by Tennessee 'Williams, ,~erect. questlons -regarding VIilain; Clement Blak:eslee, Bad dil'ected by Mat·y Ja bara; "Mon­ L~!lent p u b tic at I on s of the Man; '.Ah1jJ · .A:blah; Man ln the key's Paw," by Jacobs, directed University. : Bowler Hat. ' by DcJJa Bates; "The Man lh the "Overtone" cast: ·Marjorie Coo­ Bowler Hat," by A. A. Milne, ver, Harriet; .Beth. Hobbs. Hetty; directed by Mary Ann Carpen~er; Ann Earp;· · Ma1•gare~ Barbara berg, dlrected by PhiUis McFad­ Matthe'ivs, Maggie. : · · · : berg, directed !>Y Phyllls McFad­ WSSF Plans "The Will'-' oast: -Ronald Weid­ den. man, Mr. J)evlze; Morris Rlchley, 'l'hose to be presented Saturday Annual Drive Robert Devl:ie; Mai.:jorie Coover, .are: '"J?he Wlll." by Sir James EmUy Ross; George Stewart, Barrier, directed by Albet·ta Mar­ 'l'lae 11m1nons BuUd· of Wichita graduates and thir­ Ing, accoi-ding to Joe Gicwartow• teen present art education ma• ski. chairman of the committee. jors to the University campus Plng poni:, cards, checkers, To Two Posts Saturday. social dancing, and square dano, The nine graduates are now Ing wUl provide 'tho entertaJn­ Presldent Harry F. Corbin was t· aching ln the Kansas public ~ent of the evening. The Alibi recently appointed to two execu­ school system. They will discuss will be open for refres hments. The Associated Students Memorial tive boards. He will serve a three the problems they have • found The next activity night Is tenta• year term on the YMCA board of as teachers. This is the first con­ tlvely set for F'ebrnary 10. It will Upion Building is one of the favor­ d!r®tors and will head the Board ference of !ts kind to be held on not be held until then because of ite on-the-campus haunts of students of directors of the Wichita Com­ the University campus. exams, recess, and enrollment. munity Chest. The graduates who will attend at the University of Washington. Although a C t I V e in YMCA WWk, President Corbin had not the conference are: Misses Eliza­ T~at's because the Union Building aerved on the b-Oard prior to his · beth Dunn, ~ow teachit:ig at Wich­ election in the balloting by mail. ita c'lorth High School; Winifred is. a friendly place, always lull of Others elected to serve with this Swallow, Sterli.Jlg; Jo Harper, Phi Sig Champs the busy atmosphere of college ,rrlouJ> a1·e Gerald F. Byrd, Eu~ P!anevlew; Margaret Greeley, gene Combs, and J. Kean Tilford. Wellington; Helen Bennett, Wich­ life. There is always plenty of ice­ Twelve members in addition to ita; ana Mrs. Mnrle Wine, Robin· In Volleyball these recently elected are on the son Intermediate, Wichita; El­ CQld Coca-Col~, too. F or here, as in board. mer~ Moltzrlchter, Dodge City; Pbl Sig's "A" team won the in­ university gathering' spots every• President Corbin will be ln­ Wnyne Clark, Winfield; and Jess tramurar volleyball champio11- ltalled as Chest president at the Taylor, East Side YMCA, Wichita. ship Dec. 19, by defeating the whcr-.Coke belongs. annual meeting of the board, The art education µiajors at­ Webster "B" squad '>Y scores of lan. 17. tending the conference are: Louis 15-7 and 15-13. Alpha Gamma "A" Asl for it either tvay ••• l,otn. Other officers to be installed Behrens, Marilyn Clore, Jacquel­ and "B" took third and fourth are: Sidney Brick, second vice­ ine Johnson, W a n d a Norman, place respectively while the Pbl. lraae-m.arks mean IM same thing. presldent; 'Mrs. Wayne Coulson, Myrtle Kuntz, M a r 1 e Conroy, Slg "B" captured fifth' place hon· third vice-president; Dick Price, Ruth Preston, Robei;t Carroll, ors. 1omro 1JNDElt AU'll!OllTY Of TlolE COCA-COLA COl,l,PAN'f IY IJt,st vice-president; A. W. Kln­ William Holland, ·Jack McCord, The champion Phi Sigs e!ltered WICHITA COCA-COLA DOTl'LING COMPANY eade, treasurer; and Dale Crltser, Gene Stallley, Gordon Wilhite, the f J n a l s oy defeating the assistant treasurer. and Robert McQuln. Gamma "A" team 15-10 and 15-10. @ 19,j , •.. :, ~ccc-Cola C0111pony DON'T: -MISS If.IE BIGGEST DANCE OF TEIE ~EAR wooov· HERMAN AND HIS ORCMESTRA '

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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives g THE SUNFLOWER January 11, 19St Start Intramural Games frosh eagers Cop 2 Games The University of Wichita 20 Cage Teams N~y, Marine!, Ag9ies l rounce Wichita: freshmen cagers won their third and (out·th contests of the sea. son against one loss, by defeat. Enter Contest Au Force. Gain Seconcl MVC Loss Of. Season ing Tulsa, 76-59, and Oklahoma Three Gr1dmen -City Universlty, 58-36 during the The University Shockers suffered their second past week. Webster Frat Men Three of football coach Jim Dub Qualls, 6 foot nine inch Will Defend 'SO Title Trimble's 1950 gridmen have left Missour i Valley basketball loss Monday night, when the Univer ity to enlist in the they dropped a 64-45 decision to Oklahoma· A &· M center, dunked 18 points to pace armed services. The trio-tackle his mates during the o.c.u~ Twenty teams are en­ Earl Craver, fullback Bob Hoff. in Stillwater. The win was number 13 in a row for Wichita game. tered in t he intramural man, and guard Dick Ruth-were the Aggies, curre.ntly rated a.s the second best teani all sophomores, and graduates of In the Tulsa-:Wichita contest, basketball p r o g ram for in the nation by Associated Press. many pot shots were made al­ t his year, including the l949's unbeaten freshman squad. It was a roughly played ball The t w o Kansans, six: foot, game with. Wichita committing 8 points. Towering center Dub mo t at wlll for a total of 57 Men of Webster's cham­ th.r e inch 205 pound Craver from 29 fouls to the Aggies' 21. Dick · Qualls was held to a single field field goals made by both teams. pionship aggregation of Elkhart; and five foot, nine inch Sanders and Cot Friesen fouled Again Qualls lei) his mates with 176 pound Ruth from Wichita, goal. Wichita ((6) last season. Competition out early in the game. 16 points followed by Thompson, have joined the Marines and Air Two A and M intentlonal fouls Nuller, t ...... •...•...... 1f ~ Pf will be held in three league Force respectively . •-ioffman has cost Wichila the services of ace Friesen. f .. . .••• • .•••• .• ••• • . 1 1 5 Hightower, and Scheer. w ill be h e 1 d in t h r e e enlisted in the Navy. Another John Friedersdorf and Hank t~J1:;:.a~rt'. ..t .. ::::::::::::::: it f The box scores: Shocker gridster, fullback Eli Ro­ Hemingway for the next two WICHITA OKLAHOMA CITY leagues for the cagemen mero, has joined the Army Re­ ~!:'r'rn.°c ·: ::: :::::::::::~:::: : i g i 1 1 weeks at I e as t, according to McMurra)". c ...... 0 2' 3 MuUu ... f tf P! Couts ..... f ~ ~ representing seven frater­ serve. Coach Ken Gunning. Frieders­ TJbbetts, g ...... 1 1 2 Luwell . . l O 3 Tnompson • o o o n ities and 18 unaffiliated Prior to leaving for the holi­ dorf was kneed by a Cowpoke ~~~~:.·1. ::: ::::: :::: :: ::::: i ~ l Cate.II •. .. 0 Z O .Agee ....•. O o o day vacation, all of th e squad while driving in for a lay-up Hem.lllgway, g ...... :_ _! _: W"~~n·: : i fi g~~ffer· :::: 8 f J organizations. .,. shot. Hemingway received simi­ Currr, .. . . O O O Bolin • .. •. o 3 3 members had a con fa b with Tot.&18 ...... • . . . . . • • . • . . 16 15 29 Qunl • • • . • 7 4- 2 Short • • . . . 4 3 i Games wlll begin this evening Coach T r i m b I e In which the lar treatment during a jump ball Okla . .A a nd ?.I. . l M) f tt p! Sbtno ... • J O O O Wood , ..•. 2 O 3 at 6:30 and are slated to nm early in the game, resulting In a "-lCord .. • o o o Ma""h . .. . 1 o , Shocker mentor urged the entire, Stoc:kton. f ...... , , • ·, , , , · · · · f t 2 Thompson . t 2 2 cuerreda . . l 2 s through Februa ry, according to roster to remain in :.chool and badly sprained ankle, according Cl!Uk . • , • 0 0 l Robert P. Kirkpatrick, intra­ to Gunning. f~lf.f!~,;. \ : '. '. '. '. '. '. : : : : :: : : : '. '.: : 6 3 t Sla.yback • O 2 O mural director, strive for the highest possible Darcey, c ...... , ... o a 3 Hightower. ! 0 2 grades in order to be of better Wichita trailed thruout th e Pager, g • . .. , •.. • •....•• . ....• O l 0 JohruJton . l 1 5 Teams entered in the program service to their country when game, behind 16-11, 31-21, and McA.rtbur, g . . . .. , , •.•...... 4 1 0 Gla-zler • . • 0 O O )!Iller. g ...... · .. . .. · · · O g .5 and their league affiliations In• and if they are called. 48-34 at the end of the quarters. Hlcko, g ...... 0 Tota 18 . 22 14 22 Tot4la • . 11 1t 21 elude Black League,--FOF, Web­ Bill Moran was high scorer for RogeH. r ...... 0 l 1 Smltlt. g ...... • , , , , , •, , , , , · 1 ~ t W!CIUTA TULSA ster "B", Faculty, Pl Alpb, Bron· Busine'samen-Coach th e Munies netting 11 points. She•t•. g ...... ··"' o o i cos, Alpha Gamma "A", a nd Tl· This season's once beaten Car­ Fl"iedersdorf h a d seven before Ward, g ...... --- VaeUn , .. '.f f~ P! Jenkins .. • f.f 1i Pf Laa well .• 0 0 0 Robblno • •• 0 • o e gers; Gold League-Supersonics, negie Tech football team was being helped from the floor. · Totals • ...... • . .. • 21 n 21 Gal...... 0 0 0 l(eru,I~)' .. . 8 0 I Llllies, Zoomers, Wheels, Pbl Sig coached by a part-time staff. Norman P i I g r i m paced the Scheer . . . . 4 1 3 Holmes . . .. O O l "A" P hi Sig "B" a nd ISA- White h ome team with. 23 points. The Head Coach Eddie Baker l.s Captain Swallows Coin ~~ : :: : k l ~ ~::i'.f:hl ·: 1 g f League-Winners, Hot Panthers, a practicing dentist; Assistant w in was the Aggies' first league In Pari.s France recently, two Shine • . • . 0 0 0 Nunnelly . , 6 7 1 All Stars, Alp.ha Gamma "B", game of the season . Al!ord . .. 0 O O Muncey .. . 2 O I Coach Ed Hirshberg is president football captains watche\'1 t he Tbompaon . 6 3 6 N'lnemlre , . 2 O l B raves, and W ebster "A". of a radio station; Assistant In the prelhuinary, the Cow­ refer ee toss a coin into U1e ah·. Chu k: .. ... 6 O 1 Leooard . • O 1 I The schedule for tonight ls as Coach Al Irwin is a lumber sales­ poke· Frosh drubbed Wichita's The coin came down in the open Bla;fb&Ck, , 2 9 l follows: 6:30--W lnners vs. Web­ man; and AsSistant Coach Walt yearlings 50-34 for the Fresh­ mouth of one Intent captain a nd -r.:r..::..·· .. t t ~ Burns is president of a whole· Gla,:ler . . . O O 0 ster "A'', 7:30-FOF vs. Alpha men's worst defeat of the season. ·1n surprise, he swallowed it. An sale grocery company. Paul Schttr paced Wichita with emergency operation saved him. Gamma "A", a nd 8:30-Webster Total, .32 12 16 Totals • .U 9 ii "B" vs. Broncos all in the men's gymnasium. In the women's gym the Faculty meets the Pl Alpha at 8:30, Women Practice For Cage Meet Practice g'ames have begun for the women's basketball tourna­ ment which begins second semes­ ter, Miss Dorothy Martin, instruc, tor of women's physical educa­ tion, said. Each team entered must play two practice gam& before they will be eligible to play in the tournament, Miss Martin said. Miss Rose L a m b has been chosen basketball sports head. Any girl wishing to play l~ the tournament may contact either Miss Lamb, or Miss Martin. Pi Kaps Take First In Volleyball Toumey Pi Kappa Psl sorority swept the field in both leagues of ttfe wom­ en's intramural volleyball tourna­ ment by placing first in both ENJOY YOUR CIGARETTE! ... events. Teams finished competition In If you're not happy with your present the following order: League one: Pl Kappa -Psl I, Unaffiliates, brand ( and a 38-city survey shows that Alpha Tau Sigma, I. S. A., Sorosls, and Delta Omega. League two millions are not), smoke Luckies! -You'll scorings we.re: Pi Kappa Psi II, Alpha Tau Sigma, and Sorosis. get the happ:y blending of perfect mild­ ness and rich taste that fine tobacco­ For Your Private Parties and only fine tobacco-can give you. E LK B ORN l,ODCE Can Accoroodate 40 Persons Remember, Lucky Strike means fine~ 54.00 Porter tobacco. So get complete smoking enjoy- Phon'\? Herb Pestlnger for Dates ment. Be Happy-Go J..ucky today! t.ah'I~ Dial 5-390$ w~eel, ~ -4.0 be a kt \f you wa \\ .fe\\aS \~lc.e' on what "'° trno ,-. g1.t':l a,theN\' sua•9~ 'lee, ...t.ft.. suer , ,,..t.., .:>'b1 • Ill""" Lu\\ 1Qftl ....'-":) ., Jus....- p Tucker Willie.rn · t eollege Wake Fores WELCOME I SHOCKERS Meet and eat at one of t he Five Friendly Continental Grills

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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives t I . l I ! I • ' THE SUNFLOWER 7 r adley Gagers Tops In Nation;;;;i!: 0 :;hibit llahoma A&M p· p M Aggies' Tactics D k ' G RHeoam.seonwfo1·nr LS0kneg1·n 1ng ong eet Draw Charges ra es aer d I P II By Jack Campbell and Bill Bt·ook $ecOD O O Gets Underway From Gunning ..Given Award Oklahoma A. and M. has Jo t Table tennis games are now Warren G:ie1· of Drako nl­ only nine basketball games in l1eing played in the Won.ie1t'S Tuesday morning after the 'VOt·slty was n:nn ei r oppo,,cnt is, and arrange• not alibing because we lost-but sportsmanship, but we , r 111t'n(s foT ga n1 es can be made we feeJ that the reason the Ag­ Conference, I have scouteAlpha Omega, J04:al around he took. cital at 2 p.m., Mon,day, January . I!_ank Hemingway was given nounced that a lady's wrist Two new Sun£lower staff po- chapter of Kappa Pl, national watch .was found near the cheer, sitions for the coming semester honorary art fraternity, be 15, in the University of Wichlta rm1lar treatment on a jump h d display d for the public,vtn Snn- ball. As a result, he came down !eaders' section a!tel' the Dec. 21 ave been ad ed to the seven day afternoon, Jan. 14, Auditorium. bard on the ankle that has given basketball game. apresent staff jobs, according to ,. The recital ls open to student.a hin:t trouble for two years now. Dr. Robert W. Frazer, associate •~n annual event, tl1e exhibit and faculty members . and he also had to be helped . "The owner may receive the professor of history and chair· w ill be from 2 to :; p.m. in from. the floor. watch at the Forum, 221 So. man of the Board· of Student ' l\lorrison Hall, However, until The famed Aggie coach. Hank Water, or contact Miss Vlrglnia Publications. All are now open . Tha. has long been ·1oted as a p: for applicants. January 20, the exhibit may be moaner. He displayed that last ,opkins, telephone 2-1127. 'l'he two new positions, created ,·lewed dally from 8 a.m. until RENT A CAR year when Wichlta whipped the by the Board, are those of as- 5 p.m. From Aggies 88-37 at the Forum, Mon­ sistant photo editor and libra• Varieties of the various me- day, he com12Jained about the we play the Aggies would you rlan, and circulation manager officiating early in the contest. issue me a complete football out· and promotion director. Other diums and types of work ren- His complaints apparently had fit?" sta!f jobs open Include those of • derod will be shown. Some me­ BEN MILLAR effect. After that the game turned It ls quite natural for Wlchi­ edltor-lo-chief, managing editor, . diums are the oil, waterc;lor, 124 North EmporJn tans to be proud of the ·Missouri desk editor. sports editol', society 1nto the roughest thing since the editor, photo editol', and assist- casein, paste), ink, charcoal Phone 2-!481 K-State-Wichita football game. Valley Conference and Its mem- The freshmen 1pme was even 1.lers for their fine basketball ant business and advertising . and tcmpora. 5t ll'e11n III same Loelltlo• more ridlculous. rwo A. and l\1'. record this year. Bradley and A. manager. students served as officials and and M. are the nation's two top Each applicant is requested to made no errort to hide their teams, whHc St. Louis is ranked submit a sealed letter to Phyllis partis.i nship. Their calls not only fifth. McMichael, joumaUsm depart­ But followfag the Gallagher ment secretary, Room 120, Com­ Let Me Take You to School favored the Aggies with amaz­ munications ·Bulldlng, not later ing consistency, but. they actually Hall "massacre" some of that than 5 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 18. laughed at Wichita's mistakes. pl'lde for a league school has In these lettersb~vhlch should Prosh ccnrer Dub Qualls spent been d1rnmecl consicle1·ably. .11:l­ be addressed to r. Frazer, ap. most of the game on -ihe floor. plicants may state tbree choices Your Car Can Be 15verytlme he attempted a shot, \hough many Shockers. feel we 9f staff positions in the 01:der two Cowpokes rammed into him. should provide similar treatment of their pre(er.ence. The letters Topping it all, however, was a for the Aggies · when they vlsit should also include a statement few Aggie fans' demonstra!.ion of of experience and qualifications, Washed, Lubricated and l'ace prejudice. Curtiss- Hightow­ the l<'orum February 24, it would If any, in high 1>cbool, college, er, one of the !!nest forwards in seem that a more stinging blast or other publi~tlons. Given an Oil Change Wichita freshinan history, had to would be to bend over back­ listen to ridicule from staL·t to wards, ·in an effort so sbow the Jin.1$h. The fans actually cheered We Buy, Sell, and when Hightower would fall do\vn larger school how a proper host I'll Pick You Up After Class oc be tripped. Fl'osh coach, Bob should· receive it:! guests. · Repair Typewriters Carlson, as gentlemanly as a S2S to S45 coach can be, protested t.be off!. Baidwtn and other Fin <' Pianos ciating at one point. The stu- dent officials called a personal ~ CHESTER TYPEWRITER foul on him. • .aa.• BUCK FREEMAN Qualls summed up 01e Year- SERVICE lings' feelings about thek treat- o. r. fS11m1 Chaatet, omier ment as they rode home on he o. u. 1Cbuokl Ooodwin TEXACO SERVICE bus. 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