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•"'"' ...... NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, June 1, 1945 Page Four OF NEW MEXIC0 . ' ~NfVERSJTY LI~MRY)'N . . ·-· .· .··· .. EW ., ,: I'" I •1111' ;<1" 1 • I' • 1 1 M~XICO LOBO ·' Tishie Denny Chosen Queen Of The ·Wardroom•' • • • senior class dues pa1d by the stu~ 1 Weekly ~ublication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico Kappas, Alpha Chis, KA' s, dent body m the ;past two years, ,, Pyle Originals ANNOUNCEMENT Junior-Senior Prom ' ,,'. NROTC Wardroom Formal E~nie and to try and get a class fund II Vol. XLVII ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, .TUN.l'J 8, 1945 No. 43 G1ven to UNM Will Rogers once Jmid, ADPis Winning Debaters started, tb,s prtce was decided up~ ( Coptmued from page 1) 11 Pcople talk about how bad (Continued f1•om page 1) To Be Held June 9 on, All of the money left over from the dance will go into tlus . ' In SUB Ballroom Saturday1 c1.aft cauter·, and the cable copy the weather JS1 but they sophomore, both of Albuquerque, II,, descl'Ibes h1s s~)l" mth mvadmg pever do anything about it." The llffirmatwe declnt!;'d that the Well1 all you jumors and semors, JUnior-senior class fund, Patricia "Tish" Denny, attended by Betty Tate and Mannes on a Pacific island, Wtth a few words changed Ge1;man people wet•e not now cap­ are you all dateg up for the b1g Tickets are being sold Py soror­ prom Saturday, 9 June, 1945? Its II Marilyn Meyer, will reign as queen over the annual NROTC One of the columns, in Ernie•a 1t could be made to read: able of governing themselves, and Ity women, Vigllantes, and Kht\tali Students talk about how bad going to be sort of a revival dance, members for $1.75. We're trying • mspu.ed ;poetic Pl'Ose, speaks of that lt would be 20 years before • Ward1'oom formal 1n the Student Union ballroom from 9 11the sad uncanny silence that fol­ the school sp~nt is, but never they \vould be. They qsse1 ted that as there hasn't been one on the to make this the best formal of h11l fm• quite some time, and its to 12 o'clock Saturday evening. The NROTC and Navy lows the bedlam of war," do an~tlting about it This is the Germans had a 11double M" plan the year, and we need the co-oper- or V-12 battahon will pass in review before Miss Denny and 11A blight sun made the room­ trtJe but let's improve tHe whereby lcadmg fascists wete pUt gomg to be one of the best yet. atian of an the JUnior and senia1· es.1 1s nEW m 0 The dance to be sponsored this class, Remember, th1s dance is en e 1 spmt. Thete iS: notbmg that ppo1n he1· atteudants on the :>tadium pa.. ing hot/' he wtoto, "A cfre~hing into conccntut.tion camps, and when I radc grounds at 1l o'clock Satur­ Jx., Moni Smlthj Jack Slumahan, little l.lleeze sang through a pine can cheer a crowd up more released by the Allies, our govern­ year by Khatali, in their campaign fol' you, semors and JUniOl's, you .~--~----~~------~--- Kog~ to t·evive some of the old schoal and your dates. ' ' day mornmg, Allee Jane Bodme; A. w. tl•ee1 there wasn't n shot not• a war­ than a good song. A good ment would thmlt them "good" I 412-414 E. CENTRAL AVE. strom, Betlm Young, D M. Sweet, hke ;:;ounc{, I sat on a bluff for a school song would help tl}is Germans and allow them adminis­ traditions, and maybe to mtroduce ---- Joe Kelleher will present the some new ones, and Khatali has royal tl:10 w1..th roses on behalf of Marton Young; Don Thomasson, long t1me, JUSt lookmg.11 school a lot. Thursday, June trative power. They also declared Publications Helen Tmdall;- W1llmm D. Wood, The manuscrtpts were accompah­ 7, the1'e WJII be an assembly anauged fo1• Marty Baum and Song Johoson and Thunderbird Out Dr. Philip Wernette that the Allies should control Ger­ By John the Navy urut. Miss Denny, a Mudel Collms; R, v. Thurston, Jed by a letter to Dean Hatnmond at 12:45 tn the SUB to pick man industries to lieep down arma­ h1s orchestta to play for your NE W ME 1XI C0 'S FI NES T S T0 RE S sv,Phomore1 is from Gallup and a dancing entertainment. Chub 1\lur­ member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Mrs. Helen B. Adams; Bill Kur­ fi om Managing Ed1tol.' Dick Thorn­ the best song of the ones ments and help pay the wtn debt. ray is planning to bring in some Banquet! soror1ty. M1ss Tate, Alpha Chi lander, Marjorm Tormochlc.n; Har­ b"Qrg of the Scripps-Howard Alli- tumed in in the song contest In reply, the negattve sa1d that FOR WOMEN Monday , June. II Will Take Office July 1 entertamment from down town, Baum Wins first Prize ry Boweu, Peggy Power·s; l311l Omega, 1S from San Angelo, Texas, ance. last month, The songs wel'e the U. S. couldn't import its sys­ and from what he says its a Canyon Cafe, 6:30 June·9, Members of Staff Expect I and M1ss Meyet also a member of Ch1lton, Jean Degenford; Noble nll Wl'Itten by students on the tem intO Gel•rnany and that Ger­ 1 <~wow." Alpha Ch1 Omega, lives m Albu- Wllhams, Mmy Mmthcws; G. c. Members of Honorary campus. The assembly will many :-!:hou]d be allowed the re­ Song Cont~st Winners Chosen and Amendment Speedy Sale of 250 Copies Harvard Man, Author of Four Books, Has Traveled natcllff, LOIS Souell. not be compulsory, so let's see sponslbtlity of her own cltoice. Your write1· understands that Hinkel's Saturday; Awards Made .-.. ~"querque. The queen will kn1ght how many turn out to im­ The Pt Kappa Alphas wtthdrew tbet e has been considerable com~ Passed by Student Body at Assembly Thursday the NROTO gradu~tmg class which Jell'y wnson, Ann Bertling: Organl·zatl"ons Announced Santa Fe New Mexico RosweU . .. 1'he Publications Boilrd of U. N. Extra! Extra! Read all about Extensively Over Continent; Holds A.B., M.A., Ph.D. w~U PI! commissioned th1s month. Emcst Gumu, T1lhc Snnehcz; John ptove school spirit, There from their debate planned fol' ment on the _price, $1.76 per couple. ... M. IS having its semesterly ban· it! First issue of the Thunderbird Voller, Dot C01nclms; Fred Black, (Contmued from page 1) Will also be voting on amend­ There's a reason behind Khatali's Marty Baum nnd h1s orchestra Thursday, May 30, at 4:30 p, rn., Now in preparation: Hinkel's , , Albuquerque "New Mexico U." by -Sam Johnson and Marty Baum quet th1s Saturday evening at 6:30 comes out Monday, June 11. Ext1al Dr. John Philip Wernette, associate professor of eco• Nnnnette Tnylo1·; Bill Kulhotn, Ro- membelS of Mot·tar Board tapped ments to the school const~tu~ madness for this Many of you wtll fu1msh the mus1c fol· the tra~ thus giVlng the Alpba Chi Omegas, · 'took first prize of 'a $60 war bond Thursday afternoon when at the Canyon Cafe. The Publica­ Extra! nomic:s and business administration at Harvard University, b~tta Young; Gcr.1.·y D1cke1son, Evelyn Elhs, Annehes F1el, Mar­ tion, know the expense m havmg a b1g d1tlonal affan· which will take place represented by Nancee Derryberry, the student body assembled at the SUB ballroom, listened tions Board will have as its guests, Police Seek Murderer of Sorority Bal'bara Grnnmer; Bob Mecke~, jodc Tireman, Beth Hampton, dnnce like this one, and most or­ will take office July 1 as President of the University of New m an undersea setting patterned freshman, Albuquerque, and Jean the Editors and Business Ma}la~ GirU ganizatiOns which g1ve them have to four selections, then voted for a UNM school song, "Alma Mexico, Judge Sam G. Bratton, president of the Regents, from, Davy Jones' Locke1•. A theme Frances Gomes, Cad E. Lang, Judy Jane Yust, and Peggy Hight. Stokes, sophomor·c, Albuquerque, a gers of the campus pubhcations: Hurr1cane Hits Convoy! some financ1al backmg besides the Mater" by Caroline Parkhurst and Larry Rogers won a $25 of green wdl be used m the decor­ Castlilo; Bill Ashby, Pat Mutch; Pat Sanford t·ead the names of 'f" I J 5 victory by default, while the Alpha The M1ra.ge, The Who, The Thun­ Japs Blow Up Fuel Dump! announced Thursday. S. E. Stapley, Glona Grimmet·; members of Sigma Alpha Iota, bon­ S ticket sale. At the present time, 1 ations. J 1m Pr1chard and Bill em1 lOa S Une ; Delta Pi sorot••ty tepresentatives war bond, and 'F1ghtl Fight! For dcrbtrd and The Drydock, and Mar·mes Take Gandi! Dr. Wernette was born in Michi- A. G. Nelson, Joy Skousen; W. E. omiy mustcnl fraternity. Theone the Jumor and the Senior clasSes I Old UNM" by Herbert Dee Estes announced Student Council needs Whitesell a:t:e Jn chmge of decora­ , I D b J we1•e Vlctols ove1• the Co-op dornu- the staffs of The Lobo and The Dnn'l Webster Admitted to U• 't p t gan, and moved to California when have exactly nothing in their class three semot·s, two juniors,"' and ti9ns. Tom lta:t:t 1s chah:man of Stal'l', Libby Duffy; G. F. Hurst, Thatche1• 1evealed that Miss San­ FIOa e ates une 12 Itoty in the intramu>al debates won $6 in war stamps, said Bob Mirage. It is an award banquet Heaven! OIVerSI Y reSS 0 he was 17 years old, where he eom· funds, and the same goes for Kha­ two sophomores. The senior class the refreshment committee. Larry Gloda W1ess; Jun Pl"ichard, Glen~ ford was the tecipient of the SAl (Continued from page 1) sponsored by the Debate Club. IJ Blatse, president of the Student for the staff members of the year­ "Rabbit Man" Mystery Ex- p bl" hM pleted hts h1gh school ... education. na McCaughan; Bob Young, Mona scholarship award for the highest tali. 'Ve're broke too. And to add ' Council. The songs do not leplaee will elect president and secretary, CAST OF VINEGAR TREE POSES IN IT plained! He obtained hio A.B. and M. A. Rodgers hils chatge of invitations. J 12 Th 1 I The Alpha Delta Pi team on the . book and the newspaper. u IS anuscripts Lou Wilson; Bllb Ges1cr, Norma ranking senior woman m music. 7:.30 p. m •. une ' e .Pace affirmative was made up of Mary to all our m1sCr1es, there is a the UNM Alma Mater, but 1t is the jumor class will elect a presi­ The Publications Board is com­ These are headlines of stories degrees at the University of Cali~ Ted Wmthers IS m charge of the I! 0 NU W'ld B' d To1•moehleni Don Reese, Jeny Marguerite Adan• announced the wJll be decided later. Chan·man Chalk sophomore of Burbank twenty per cent federal tax on hoped they will be used often for dent and vice-president, tbe aopho .. prised of the following members: appearmg in the first issue of the I fornia, then went to Harvard Um- program for the evening. Chap­ n lr s Hatt; W11liam MaJor, V1rginla Lcs- Ph1 Alpha Theta, history honorary, will be .Robert Hansen, semor. Calif.; and Joann' Breech, sopho~ such functions as this one, That pep songs, said Blaise. more class will elect a president, Dr. C. V. Wicker, chairman; Keen 'The Vinegar Tree' Acclaimed new campus magazine, The Thun- veraity, where he received a Ph.D. arMs ate Lt. Comdr. and Mrs, H. Judges wdl be Dr. Dudley Wynn, or f p •t 1 and the f1eshmen wlll elect aU Plans for pubhcation of th1•ee lie; Joe ,6.mad, Thelma Domcmc1; pledges as Abraham Feldman, Har­ 1 m e,o or aes. is twenty per cent of all tht:~ ticket Sam Catterhn, Arl Charette, Rafferty of the Alumni Asf!ocia~ derbird, which will be ready for d1s- degree, He has been on the Har· V~ Mathany and Lt. and Mrs. R. E. manuscripts on w1ld birds of New F1·a11k Se1tz, Betty Ma1·aman. rtet Johns, Ge1aldme Hanny, At- Dr. Lloyd T1reman ;nd Prof;~sor The Co-op dorm on the negative sales, and that ts the main factor offices, accordmg to Blaise. tion, D1•. Larsen and Mr. Fred Har. Lr1bution Mond~y. vard faculty for 20 years. Jeffery. Commander and Mrs. T. Larry Rodgers, and Jim Culbert~ Audience as Great Success Mexico through an arrangement Norman Fitzgerald, Connie Stcv- lene Lowe1y, and Pl"lseilla P.rater. Julm Kelehcl.'. Time cecper Wl be was t•epresented by June Tmnaum, wh1ch boosted our price. son sang the selections Thursday vey of the University Press. The By As the most recent literary at.. [n 1929, Dr. W crnette went to S. Daniels and Commander and Wlth the state department of game ensj Charles Bultzo, Franlde Ann Phi Kappa Phi pledges were re­ Carolyn Johnston. freshman, and Edith Jones, fresh- students on the hllard are: ~ .Mrs S. S. Dnums head the guest There have been no junior or afternoon, which were submitted E. The University audience, quick to sense a flop and as tempt of the UNM students goes and fish and the U. S. Wild Life Columbia, South America, as spa- Laws; Owen R. Hurst, Hyluh vcaled by Dr. Hubert Alexander. Winners of the semi~finnls will man. in u cumpus contest two months ZwJeky, Editor of The M1rage, Dick list which includes all shlp's offi­ certain to acclaim a success, laughed its -way through the to press, members of the staff are Commission were announced today cial financial a.dviscr, and remained Lamb; C. R. Dupree, Betty Broad- New members of the honorary draw to determine the stde on which The affirmative upheld a municl- Fourteen Men To Be Llbyd, Busmess Manager of The cers and their wives. Othe1· guests ago. Caroline Parkhurst provided first night performance of "The Vinegar Tree" at Rodey expecting a speedy sale of the 250 by the University Press. one year. He traveled to South head; Don U ·ich, Peggy Hight; R. schola8tic. society are Thomas King, they will .speak. pal civilian police force in Ger- accompaniment. Bess Curry Red~ Mirage, Lee Ritter, representative copies being printed. Ovar 50 sub~ America ngain in 1931, and Ie~ include A. Hazard, L. Dassoff, R. 1 ComissionedJune20 C. Davies, Hope !{inzet·; N.D. Fur- Betty Erha1·dt, Marilyn Malphurs, lndividunl medals for the V.:in- many, the belief that Germnnr formerly with man of the music department fac~ fo1· The Mirage, Munel Coliins, Theater Wednesday night. scriptmns have been sold with The publications will be part of mained for two year.s nq financial Hansen, A. Swanson and their Paul Osborq's sophisticated comedy fitted the bandbox agents shU soliciting. Subscdp- the University's biology series and and fiscal expet•t to Peru. He man, CatherinO JacksoiH R. A. Edward McClaskey, W111iam D. mng team, as well as a revolvmg should use her own manpower to Your·Guide-to Henry Danciger Hamilton and Lonnines ulty helped with arrangements. Fourteen NROTC students ai Editor of The Lobo, Beth Hampton, dates. silver lovmg cup Will be given as l'ebuild her own country, and the intimacy created in Rodey with the .sparkling set, smart tions are being sold for $1.25 for were ~ritten by J, Stokley Li_gon, reads and speaks Spanish fluently. Evans1 Diana Wolfe; Mont Mon- N1c.hols, Mrs. Katherine Hicks, Master Watchmaker WATCH COMPANIES Proposed amendments to two UNM will be commissioned ensigns Busmess Manager of The Lobo and Wardroom members and tbeir t..1.gne, Jean Stewart; Al Miller, Robert Hanson, Pat Sanford, and prizes, fact that Allied superviston should 40 Years Experience articles of the Student Constitu­ in the United States Naval Reserve secretary of the Board, M1ke Ma­ stage furnishings and wardrobes of the three leading ladies. a year's subscription. Those who field b~ologJst fo~ the U. S. Fish The 42-year-old Harvard profes­ guests are: Patrick O'Reilly, Betty Prompt Service Jeriy Hodges; J. w. Lehman, Car- Prof. Frank Gentry. be ove1 her re-education. "PERSONALIZED" tion were presented, voted upon, on June 20, Wednesday~ The men honey, Ed1tor of The Drydock, All three feminine players came subscrJbe before the first Issue is and ~tldhfe Sem.ce, and Paul R~s- iior studied in England, and has Shivel; W. 0. Burnett, Priscilla 1810 E. Central Ave. PHONE 2·3303 olyn Tormochlen; Jay McOwen, Mts, Nellie Matthews read the • The mam negative points were and passed by the student bcdy on to be commissioned are Donald B. .John Covet, Busmess Manager' of iii. at the finish for orchids. Per~ released will receive an extra issue sell, dn-ector of wddhfe restoration traveled extensively through Eu­ Reilly; H. E. l{mney, Allene Low­ haps Marjorie Pearson does at the end of the 1946-46 subscrip- the ghumUe .and. fish rope and Russia, Three books Marjorie Kom; E. It. Btuck, Joan names of t~e pledges of Pi L~mbda t lobos Lose to Biggs that an unwelcome and alien gov~ Thursday afternoon. Court, Herbert El1ermeyer, George "' (Contmued on page 6) fo~ sta~d de~ ery; E. B. Kasner, Jeanne" Cm;­ BEAUTY 1dHEN you bEing your watch here for h h d• 1ton year. Indiv>dunl copies will F• m. ent, sal t e mverstty News have been written by Or. Wernette Koch; R. G. Anderson, Pauline Theta, soctety for women m the (Continued from Page 3) et nment can't teach Germans, and Bob Blaise explamed the amend~ S. Emmons, Wesly D. Furman, Wil­ away Wit the s ow for the 1a~ s man; P. K. Silk, Helen Dargan; Blalock; Charles Hmes, Elaine Go- college o! education. They are that leaders must come from with­ npcdr, our W.&TCHMAsTER Watch·Rate R.. Ham R. Gafford, Demitrio E. Gar­ togue does give her a running part, sell for twenty-five cents. ervJce. wh1ch were published by the Har- R. F. Anderson, Maxine Bullock; ments1 three sect1ons of which con­ Art Reproduction to Be Published at the Univers·ty L1gon's works are 11 Merriam's vard Press. A fvurth is on the lightly; Cartet· Wllson, Jeanne Luk~ Marian Laugltlin Beth Alsup man who let the runners adva!lce in her country, in the debate ques­ corder giVes you a chart record, showing cern student publications, includ­ cia, Edwin F. Johnson, Harry E. with gestures. She flutters h er 1 R. N. Calkins, !f[artha Jane Byrd; Esthel' Dark, Eveiyn Ellis, by throwing to first base for the · h fi Press, The Thunde.-bird is present~ Wild Turkey" and "Upland Game press now, soon to be released. er; T. R. Murtay, Evelyn Ellis, ..."-r·,~,w. tion, ng wllh your watch. Also, Rmney, Clarence B. McCullar, way throng h t h ree acts Wit n- G. H. Mertz, Patricia Griffin; Don louise G1bbs, Mrs. Katherine Hicks second out. The next batter, Bob ing the new Thunderbird. campus Distributed Among Faculty ished humor. ing stories and poems written by Bhd Restoration through Trap- Dr. Wernette's wife is a gradu- should control the gove1·nment and II ellm!natea gueuwork and enables Ul to litetary magazzne, and Drydock, a Thomas R. Murray, William D. Court, June Redenbaugh; Ralph Ray Richardson, Joan Smith,· T. Hnrtiet Johns, and Mrs, Harriet' Blatse, · w h o 1s· so f ar 1en d"mg the Charles of Manhattan Surplus stock of a muunted art Thaha Tacbias as Leone, the students now on the campus. High- ping and Transplanting," and Rus- ate of Wellesley University, and education of Get many for a period detol'lllllle fall' and honest repair charges. Navy publication. Ntchuls, Robert C. ""Noe, John F. Bower, Marga:t:et Disharoon; Ted Kuig, Margaret Hc1·lihy; John J. Monroe. team in hitting drew another pass bghting the narratives is 11Boat's sell's is uscalcd Quail of New Mex- the couple has a two-year-old son. of at least 20 years. 505 E. Cemtral Ave. Tillety, .Jr., and Thomas W. Whel~ reproduction of a Marx Brook pho­ sweet chdd home from college, is Winthers, Marva McGee; Bob Fer­ Dios, Marcela Brazil; Btll Eich- Sal·a Jane Anderson represented to fill the bases, and bring up Our work lo l!nlahedJ!Uicker and bolter, Section two of Article VIII gives tograph of the Admm1stration (Continued on J>nge 6) ico!' 1 About one month ago, Dt•. Wer- It is possible that a new ques­ chel, appeahng and touching at first, ___:.:=::::=::..::::~~~~---"--- guson, 1\laurine Trumble; Wally horst, Janet ~!alloy; Bob Hoover, Delta Phi Delta; art honorary, Kap- J oh n. p ace. L uck was agams ' t N. ew cmd we . PROVE the ACCURACY ol your representatives of each publication Budding, topped by luminarins, will then a bit tiring ali she flounces nette spent a week in Albuquer- 1\fary Chalk; Bob Goodm, Nancy 11 ! th h d p 1 t tion may be chosen for next week's Phone 7681 to the Publications Board one-half Maslanka, Pat Jordon; Bill Kelly, pa Mu Epsilon, mathematics fra- lt ex1co oug 1 an. so ace 11 a watch when II lo returned to you. be distributed among faculty and from Max to Geoffrey. Youth is 'tt TI' que as gu._est of the faculty ana June Trandall; Bob Rhien, Maxine Carriere; Noel Martm, Barbara 1 fl b 11 to ht fi ld f th debates as the affirmathre won vote each. Section three of the D L D . l tcrmty-, was l'epresented by Knth~ o~g Y a r1g e or e WilEN YOU BUY A NEW WATCH. BE SURE THAT YOU GET staff members by the Alumni As­ ·~-licallow, as Geoffrey points out, and '· Y· rcgenta. He made a tour of the hands down in each of the three same article says: that the Publi­ eavr lSCUsses enerea to 'Webb. Hanny; Jim McKee, Stann Dresher; edne Trible. Mariah Laughlin th1rd out and the last out of the A WATCIII>IASTEII CEBTIFICATII Student Senate Approves sociation w1thin tbe next week or University, and was introduced R. L. Barrett, Jeannette Hurt; R. represented Kappa Omicron Phi, game. Following is a complete debates. cations Boatd shall appoint all audience swings with Geuff to D , A L r;' , Dan Clement, Patt Harshman;- two, said Keen Rafferty of the the more sophisticated Winlfr~d, ::;be~!. the colleges nnd faculty C. Noe, Sally Woodw01th; G. S. b of th business managers and editors of (SeaSeS t ast r OTUm Budd Kramer1 Eddte Lovett~ W. H. homd economtcs honorary. Pledges ox sc~r~ e game. Social Calendar for administrative staff. played by Katy Lou Mcintosh. M1ss l Leisk, June Zumbro; F. R. Esling­ Emmons, .Marjorie Walter; K. H. fol' these societies bave been an- Stattstlcs: student publication$, except the The picture, tnken at night by j Westlake, Ma...... - EJien Yates,· Jer....,. W' · •t h B d Lo Navy Drydock. whose business Mcln~osh's assuranc~ as the thrice· I "Problems of Venereal Disease Control" was the subject er, Barbara Denny; Martm Eckert, ~~ ·~ nounced prevAously. mmng Pl c er, un ay. s- Coming Semester Mr. Brook of the pbys1cs depart­ Dysartl Ginnie Schmitt·, Kenneth 1 ··-h L · lk B marrled 35-year-old 18 admirable. , discussed by Dr. Herbert M. Leavitt resident physician of the Ruth Rogers; W. F. Root, Beth John M. King announced the ng PIL.\0 er: awr1e. w a s: y GRAHAM JEWELERS manager and editor shall be cboaen ment, is reproduced by a metiCUw Shover, Miriam Pfau·, Tom Sutton, B d 4 b L • " St ek by the Naval officer staff'. At the regulat• meeting of the Btll Vorenberg, suave as the man • • ' Freshmen and Transfers Hampton; Ted Schulte, R'osemary pledges for Sigma Tau, engineer- un , ; Y awrJe, 1. ru 211 W. CENTRAL lo~s gelatine process and is ready of the world walks off stage as Intensive Treatment Center m AJbuquerque, at the last meet;.. Nita Le Hane; Harold Reedo.r, t B B d • b L • 4 ctiA~tA Appointment provisions !or the Student Senate this week the so· Galles; Hank Wi1lis, Bermre Fite; ing fraternity. Women's Athletic ou : Y un y, u; Y awne, • fo1• !taming in u 21-by-17 inch he walks on, gracefully and 1 New 1\lexico Lobo and Thunderbird c1al calendar for the coming se ~asily, ing of the Student-Faculty Forum to be held this semester Must Be on Campus June 30 H. L. Kinnison, Anne Perry; J. 0. Chrysth:te Anderson; A. H. Sippel, Assocmtion members were named for . ~~_orUR eo• ""•• •• • • • • •:- frame. he sa1d. Carolyn Calkins. f t:l"''l •• • staffs are included in section three. mester was approved. Any organi­ a nice foil for his trio, on Wednesday, June 6. Inaugurating a plan under which Arford, Caroline Harrup; W. U. by Evelyn Glasebrook, AS "' • e. e e ' The origmal edition was limited Martin Seligson is the most Dr. Leavitt said that the Albuquerque Center was estab- Ace Wilson, Tishie Denny; Bill Kathryn Lou 1\lcintosb named FINE JEWELRY WATCHES ,...... Editors will be appointed on pro~ zdbion 'not represented on the to 200, of which many have been new students wilt have opportunity .. Myers, Lois Daulton; William • • • • "'\._r·t> • bation for one term, to serve a calendar was instructed to make ~enlist.Ic m his role, ~ec.ause here lished on Feb. 7, 1944, and now has a staff of 26 peope. to advise with faculty members be· Nichols, Katherine Trible; Tom Power, Bettye Burnett-; G. E. Dahl.. Theta Alpha Phi, dramatic fratern­ LA PLACITA d1strtbuted among former UNM nnd maximum of three terms if his co11 ectlons at the Friday meeting. ~s a college boy plnymg a college Smce its establishment, 1 700J'f------_;:__:___ _ fQre r€gistering' July the Uni­ Flora, Carolyn Meier; Hank quist, Annelies Feil; Felton West, :ity, members. They are Thalia ...... '\\ ~t:£;1:'\\}. / studenta now mcmbcl'S of tbe 1 a, In Casa De .Armijo work so indicates in !he opinion A student body mixer is slated versity of New Mexico announced Schultz, Leigh Harter; George Jcnn. Oebol'll; Bill Check, VIrgmin Tachias, Virginia Scholes, Martin DIAMONDS Alumm Association. oy. people have been treated tberej and in the armed :forces are ill and Bullt 1706 of the :Board. for July 7, and a war bond dance Frank G:~ver as Augustus Mer- an average of 300 a month are now must be held back from duty when today that all new freshmen and Dwyer, Shirley Dietme1er~ Sam Ellinwood; Benny Gibson, Betty Crystal Seligson, Georgia Lee G~o~,. .: Sectirge Metrz; Xappa A p , lrJ.l e M . 20, and the summer session runs Tillery; Peggy Starrett; Arthur :E, PHONE6671 U. N. M, school spirit, thought Those elected were: Beth Hamil­ by members of the Interfraternity The 20-yea,t~old Marine officer, n Hayes and Art Langford· Pi Kap- any of these gtrls come :from which could not afford to provide to Aug. 25. pa Alpha, Ace Wilson Jerry good families, but others have no for the Centers, said Dr. Leavitt. Charette, Marilyn Myer; L. G. by many on the campus to be ton, prestdent; Stahdards: Chair~ Council. mathelllabcs tnajor, participnted in ~nd The second semester opens early CUTTER-CARR man, 1\larilouise Gibbs; Treasurer, It is hoped that this System vnll football and bt>xing. Henigstad Stray Greek B{)b Fer- parentnl control and travel over Dr. Wicker asked 1f there would next November, ~nd the th1rd se­ Rodgers, Margie Pearsun; Boh Lut­ Our Corner: nit, 1s the best ln the West, with 1 jens, Kathryne Arterberry. West Mesa Airport M the exception perhaps of Cahfol'­ Dorothy Cornelius; Pledge Captain, better enable fraternities to know A welt represented service fah1- ris and Bob o•Brien, the country doi~g odd Jobs such us be a noticeable reduction in vc- mester ear!y next 1\larch. I'm a meatball, I'm a meatball Ciasy Hannett; Rush Chainnan, the men who ale tnterested, and dy Lieutenant Peppm's brothers 1waltmg tables m cafes. nereal diseases afte~ the war and if "All incoming freshmen will be J. A. Clairty, Frances Wilson; Phone 2·3136 nill, snid Bob Blaise at the as~ Most of these girls do not have the Centers were only a war mens· Les Ferguson, J'anet Threlkeld; BtU I'm a meatball till I dte, .artd I'd 0 sembly Thursday. Jeannie Harris; Scholntship chair.. give prospective ple~~s a better Ca~tain George Peppin and Staff given definite appointments with a man, Connie Schutte, knowledge of fratermttes. Sergeant Henry Peppin, Jr,j are 2 Articles by J. G. Breiland moral •tanda~ds and do not renlize ure. designated advisor,'' says a state~ Whitesell, Edith Jones; Bob Fox1 rather be a meatball than a meat.. We have more Saturday night how figbtmg ts hampered when men (Continued on J,iage 6) ment ftom Dr. William J. Koster, Mary Beth ljhillips~ Dave Collins, ball s functions than many schools in serving m the :mny and his sister, chatrman of the registration com­ Colorado and Arizona, Blaise con­ Sylvia; is a :Yeoman ThirdtClass in Published in Magazine tinued, and it is mostly due to a mittee, 11The student will continue I Two articles on scholarly subjects 1 the WAVES. to report. to the same advisor or See our group of a few UNM people who by J. C. Biciland of the department have worked .hard for more ac­ his substitute in subsequent semes~ E of physics n.t the University have tet•s until he hns completetl hls tl:vltics and co-operation among been published in recent issues of NOW NOW COMPLETE SELECTION students ahd faculty. Eight Initiated by Sigma sophomore tear or hits decided on • R the :SuUctill of the Ant.erican Me­ his maJor fleld. 11 • One of the main contributions, teot ological Society and School Sci­ • Blaise went on, has been the Lobo, of • Tau Thursday at Banquet ence and Mathematics. Titles or _s He compllmented Muriel Collins1 • the papers nre "An Elementary ANNOUNCEMENT • editor, nnd Jane YUst, Bl'!sociate Sigma Trtu1 national honorary en~ Vector Treatment of the Coriolis •'• editor, for their fine work, He also Salome gineering fraternity, will initiate Acceleration" and 1;Mnthentatics In s s compllm:ented the Mirage staff for Miss Lots Me.Vey, repre... Coflume theh• pi'edges at 4:30 Thursday in Weather :rorecasting." sentative of the State De.. M H g~tting out the ye&,r book on Hme1 partment of Public Weli'd.t'e A 0 1 !6r ·~erhaps the fir$! time in UNM thn S. U. B. basement lounge. At WHERE SHE DANCED • will be on the UniVersity ot • R p hiatofy: ll :00 they will hnve a banquet ,, . . Tom King Elected Consul l'ICW in Technicolor • Khatalt and Vigilante, which be· :Mexico campus Monda3t1 Jewelry T hor'IOrmg the pledges nt the Hilton June 11, to Interview stu­ • came inactive last year bccau«e of • Hotel, The pledges will be request­ Of Sigma Chi at Meeting dents who may h inte1•cgted N.Urtd ;; ~ • the hUge! turn-ovet• o( men stu- -with- • etl at thia time to give an itn~ in a coUrse of lli••Wolk baitl"' IAJWIII• Bli!GTOI •IIIHES will soon be active n~'"• The Signta Chis at then• last 615 W. Central ing for child welfa~e service. • eotlti~u'ed the Student Cottncil tJteil• promptu speech on any subject meeting elected new officers for the YVONNE DECARlO ROD CAMERON Studt!nts deairhtg &pl)oint .. •• , l£hatall h•s ulrcady star!od sllgg~ated by tho Senlot• Engineers. cotmng semester. Consul, Tom will be reviving tJNl\1 tradl· King: Pro Consul, Keith Bumstan; ments with Miss McVeY nilt7' The new pledkea are: }). H. Mt• mah them bY: calling J.ltO .. Markus ' soon, and wilt probably ndd ClUnJt, W. E, Starr, D. R. Stewart, Annatator, Don Thomassonj Quaes .. BUGS BUNNY "TARGET TOKYO" o£ ib own. Candid shot of some of the girls that Army·Nnvy Screen magazine tot•, Sam Johnson; Historian, Dlek :t'cssor Paul Walter, lr._, i~ 10 LATEST W. Whitesell, J, W. Cove~· Jt•., D. the Soc.ology Department' op-~~ "TARGET TOKYO" HAIR Potltions for student body elec· those to take uictures of from the UNM campus. 1\lurg

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Friday, Jun!' 8, 1945 Friday, June 8, 1945 NEW MEXICO LOBO Pag• Tl>r•• Pat!• TIIHI NEW MEXICO LOBO New Mexico Lobo OUTSTANDING FACULTY Soil Conversation-~Bu-:G-::=Rl-::=PE~v...... -1 Dr. Agapito ~ey Alum Association NOTICE! Course In Newsp~per Mirage Out ... New Mexieo'J Leading Colll!ge New•paper t------~----~------~ Members Chosen 10 May 1945 Desk Work Offered Pablished each. Frida7 of the regular college -,ear, ~pt durinc Julia Keleher Well, kids, with changes of all sorts coming into being F~:om The members of Club The 1945 Mua.ge w1ll be d1stnbuted m tlle cloakroom of the holiday ~rJod.l~ b7 tbs ,ASsociated Stadentl of the Univers1t, of New around the campus this little ·column of weekly patter has lectures ~ridtlY Four new membei-'S o.f the execu­ 33, NROTC, Hokona. Hall 4 full semeatCl or more oi ac­ Stndent Umon Bulldmg. Mary Blackmar J.tnd Joan Eval)a are Kemco Entered u second c:lus matter at the poatoffice, Albuquerque By CONDICT FREEMAN m chmge of the dl$tl'1but1on, whtch wlll be at the foUowmg also been changed. The self-styled Walter Winchel of the tive committee of the Umve1s1ty'li '£o: Thf} c1villan students and tive reportortal wr1tmg for The times, undet iho Aet at Mareh s, 18'10. Printed by the Univen:ity Preu. faculty members on the campus has taken it on the lam and there is a new JOurnalist Founding of New Mexico alumm assocmtion have been chos· Lobo mll adntit students oe sopho~ en by ballot and then: 11nmes We1e Umvers1ty of New Mexico m01e sta~dmg mto Enghsh 85, the Friday, June 8 10-12~-1-3 Civ1hans w1th name plates and Subsaiption rate. $2.25 per year1 payable in advanca One of the few U. N. M. faculty members who has at­ (can this really be called JOUrnalism) to take over the reins. Ca.mpus. Navy w1th name plates S:lb.scriJJtion rate :fer men m armed forces $$1.5-0 Is Basis of Topic announced today by the Umverstty course 1n newspaper desk work tended the university as well as taught here is Miss Julia The g1rls way down on lower News Setv1ce as the gro"Up wh1ch SubJect· Colors, Observance 'Wh1ch is to be offered next semes· Saturday, June 9 10-12 C1Vtlmns with name plates and and BOB BRIGGS, who don't m~ M I DON IRELAND had a little s,~>at the Admm1stratton bulldmg at 7 45 New v1ce-pr«;~sHlent IS Ili"rs. C1mk that th1s letter w1ll be print. for at least a semester on The _..,._ _,eo 'c;o• H ..."P')Hoo.l. i.OO"Io--"Jl.PNa '" BARBARA DENI(Y surpmed ev­ Wt~h name plate!'! Miss Keleher taught r------111 eryone by changtng her name to not so long ago. But the sto -y p m. Frtday, June 8, 1 Can 1 of the class of 1921. El~cted e('l, fm t}lermote we WJ.ll let Lobo as reporte1·s will be admitted National Advertising Service, Inc. the "New York University BliT!l J!A!!!'TON Gnki•~R4l t ••,., Barbara WEAVER somebme over had a hPPPY endmg, Sally~ who 1s Dr. Rey, a n~t1ve of Spain, re­ to two-yea,1• te1ms arc Ellen Ann our hopes Jun away w1th us w1th Enghsh 51ab, new~ and fea· S~turday, June 16 10~12--1~3 Plam boolts and left over books then here. Business Afana:rer 4ZOM.\Dl.o.NAVL IGWYo•.:.H.Y. tbe week·end. CONDICT- FREE· one of the rare few who have the cetved h1s h1gher education m this Lembke, '44, and Ralph Loken, '33, and hope that it makes the ture wntmg, as preiequ1s1tes, Mr. With mune plates -..... • JIOiiTH • Besides bemg an excellent "1ft- .... ,.,_ MAN has gtven HERB ELLER­ culmary art, dished him up a home country and holds degrees from the and for a. one yea1• term, Jethlo ftont page Rafferty stud, but cxe~pt10nal stu~ professor, Miss Keleher MEYER'S pm back, th1s JS too bad cooked meal and everythmg 1s once Umversibe) of Mich1gan and W1s· Vaught, Jl·., 182, alae a lawyer here, 2 Fo11 some t1me now the dents who have had either 51a or Associate Editor ______,Jane Yost n•omer, 19411 he grad~ Freeman, Herb Gerke m the New 'Mexico Qu,u-ilerly Returned veternn of three IDll.JOl I taking a ring from LT. DAVE a man's heart ts through the knife New Mexico, Dr. Rey often spends gms July 1, are Mrs. Fred Luthy, velt the flag has ben at half· page.one makeup of the paper and uated !lorn Albuquerque H1gh Copy Asoistants ______Noble Williams, Maynard Gondy "Los Patsanos." The column 1 Pncllic. operuttons, Marme Sergeant SPEARS-another 11dark horse/' By m his back." summer vacattons on the campus, '31 and Warren R. Graham, Jr,, '33 mast, and we w1ll bet tba.t not. that for this 1eP::!OU knowledge and School and nttended the Umverstty Soci«rty Reporte.rB ______Conuie Sclurtte, Jean w~ Vugini& I account of the hWra:cy hap- Ftedeuck G. Yeager, 26, son of the tune this column appears in JOHN "cou1dn't get my head out researching m the htstory of the Judge Albert R, Kool 1s the out half of the ClVlhan students practlC~ lU news-story construction of N(lW Mex1co fo:r three years. Xgogler1 Anita Le Hane, Greta Jeter, Mr. F. Q. Yeage1, 1611 S. Amo Marilyn Meyert Sta.na. Dresher, Ne.Dey h~~~~~~!: ln the Southwest. print it is hard to say what Will out of the pad'' NUTTER was Southwest. In col1aboratton with on. faculty members know are essentml to success in the Here hts extra·currJCular activity Jl also, has directed many gomg p1es1dent, and those who Stteet, Albuquerque, N. M , 1s cur· Musgrave have happened at the KKG house, Dean Hammond be has pubhshed th1s 1 those that do are re~ course, which will meet at 9 a, m mcluded newspaiJer and year book Rodey plays. last seen Saturday wielding a have se1-ved fo1• the past lrear and rently home on fu1lough aftet• three smce things have moved at such a w1cked J>Obenng }lad. He later d d outstandmg volumes m tb1s field. tumed vete1ans of th1s war. Mondays, Wednesdays and F.rtdays wotk and the office of Kappa Alpha New• As a native New 1dextcan Miss 1 whose terms now exp1re are Mrs years overseas. :Reporlers----I;":~v;se~;t't.~ =."WH!e: ~--- ;mptd pace thus far. a fine Imttabon of an Indian s1t. One of them, ''Narratives of the Arthur Bryce, '28, v1ce-pres1dent, 3 lt 1s very dtsgustmg to m Bwlogy 1. Assoc:kated Press and f1atermty VJCe~pl esidC!tlt ·- w~ Bob funsen, Barbara Bsiley, Keleher is naturally VItally mter~ An artllleiy battery wnc cluef Th~re seem to have been qutte tlng-squaw sty1e o-n tbe stde of Coronado Exped1t1on," was pub­ and Attorney Scott'"'Mabry, 182, say thli! least when nt 0800 Umted Press w1re copy w1ll Jle Leigh Harter, ;rncJy Gre>ser ested in her home state and 1ts befote retutmng to the States, he a few small shmd1gs gomg around the road, cause f'someone was try­ hsb.ed m 1940 m connectJOn with Mrs. Q-qyton Hayes, '3"6; M1s. Dan­ every mommg, the Navy 1s used, Would you hke to drmk Canada Sports Reporters____ Bob Yclllece. Bill :Power, Bill Jenkins served thtough the Tatawa, Leyte, Dry, su? hentage. She belteves that mg to put something over on h1m 11 the celebration of the Cuarto Cen­ Jel Ltmpert, '42 and Mt.s Robert salutmg the Colors and a dents can be made more awareustu-11------1 of on and abllut last week~end, what 1 and Guam campaigns, also saw I'd love to, but I'm only here Buainen Assistants------Hob Weeks, Hugo Stcigmu, :Pete Silk with the motley group of wet and That's right, Nuts, don't let any­ tenmal of the exploratton of New Miss Carolyn Parkhurst, who will preseitt her senior piano rec1tal Jackson, '43. bunch o£ silly women go l>Y the bentage of their own state and JULIA KELEHER duty m Samoa und the Hawauan Photographer Cular Wilsoa sandy :people that appeared on the one put anythmg oyer on you. Mex1co. Othet noteworthy works m the Recital Hall of the Mus1c Bulldmg, Tueaday evening, June 12, Of tlte more than 2000 members laughmg and makmg chddtsh for a week, can use the campus as a laboratory an imminent need for articulate I-enw.rks The bugle can be One Act Plays Given at Cireulatkln llanagers ------1e:r:tT Thelander, j~ .K&mer campus last Saturday n1ght. BILL What young lady relatiVe of Dr. have appeared m the pubhcat1on _a_t_8_:8_0_._Pc.· _m_·------'------l o:( the association to whom bal­ for problems of the state. •• SHe students now and these organized of the QUlVIra Soctety, of wh1ch heard very easlly for a dis­ V".,..mi& Ellin'ii"~:-gl::•e"".s=" wh~ literary dates :nr'"..her than the Civil tum out for these elections and same way, Eastern students have Kappa Phi, National Scholashc Stgma Chi has eleven candi­ UNM Graduate Receives were composed. In Combat Areas not pertam to all people on to mght·th1rty m the evemng wtth mark and we deserve to have our dates for imtiation. This list m· She also composed the mus1c for the campus but we smcerely ootpoming;s appeue:Q fb:c: t±:::e t~ ti::!:e., nut whose name r:eer.s t:'o-rps. -that is all except really make them spirited, for it been drawn to U. N.. M. through an IHonolvo•j•'• Song·----~------Gneg anyway, 1t was a teapot, after all pledge fathers. 1\-Iiss Parkhurst 1s a membet of men -and officers Of the umt have 1Ce centers. Buy Your the poor doggies liave as .. much Alan Ladd Stanley blew his lines. and Mrs. Rufus N. Putnam, 647 wo1ked with n small gr(lup of sea­ Bonds been a great help to me in the technical details involved on homes at Notre Dame. But like getting rid of the ngly favor of any and all progressive Ode------~Brahms Kappa Alpha has a class of seven The p1op man passed htm another College St., Santa Fe; New Mex~ Kappa. Kappa. Gamma and was se· at This . th k to D Kn d t flag which now flies :from the top on the part of UNM --~----Richard Strauss right to date beautiful women as bees constructmg the camp. bl mitiates. Among the Kappa AI· stogte. Again he booted one m the co~ ts squadron operations officer lected for Spur, Mortar 'Board1 Theater the paper. I express a pu IC an you ean o e a how long! 1 wonder. of the flagpole in :front of the For that reason she 1s Aria: mio Fernando" from the campus lothanos. 1 Lewis is the son of Mr. and pha pledges are Gunnar Dahlquist, middle of the scene. for the 5th Lia1son Squadron, Who's Who in Amer1can Colleges Is there somethmg brewing with 1\hs. A. J Lew1s, of 1228 North this time. • • • ~~:;:::~ Engineering Bailding. The .Arts :~~!;~;:!~~:;~~~:~ of both the "La Favonta"----~----Donizetti Pete Savo, T.ruman Henderson, Six c1gms later they were still known as ihe "Jungle Angels/' a and Theta Alpha P1, she was g1ven COAT and SUIT SALE The men that few of you know, the men at the Univer- You are all probably d s.· · · I and the stu· the Alpha Chis or are they just Seventh St, Albuquerque, N M. about the results of the 1an Ience- are growmg contmu- Fernando retnnung victorious John Htza, Chester Carlock, Bren­ trymg to get a take and the des- unit of the Tenth A1r Force. He the Sigma Alpha Iota Patroness IN PROGRESS Mr.. Harvey, Bloom, Carnival.. As yet;, ally stronger, and it looks like it "The :forum 15 one the offered by the naturplly quiet. BETTY CHAP. H1s brother, Jay W. Lewis, 1s a sity Press, Mr. "Bob" the typesetter, resultl'i wars, is Wn Smith, and Art Carnesky. John ]JCrnte Clements wns sttl1 tripping was awarded tl1e Purple Heart for nward at the end of her sophomote !\IAN, the pr1de of Ktrtland, Teally yeaJ.·, heutenant in the A-rmy A1r Forces at and the lihotypist have been and were grand to work with. ready becaUse some. of the org<~ni··l is up to the Engineers to take finest mediums for ceys- grateful King any reward he may Haskell is pledge master. over his dmlogue, Director Raoul "wounds recetved when an enemy NOW NOW outdid herself the other day, ap~ I thank them all for their extreme patience with some of zations have not tutDed in them in hand. ~~~~~stu~d~e~nt~op~i~ru~·o~n:_._Th~~er~e~i~s~ destre. The hero asks the hand Pi Kappa Alpha w1ll entertain 'Valsh noticed bends of perspira- shell burSt in :ftont o£ h1s p1ane The tec1tal wh1ch IS the culmm- He attended the Umveis1ty of peared at the Triangle m the after. "' the difficulties involved in squeezing copy out of a copyless the office of the Associated Stu- • • • of Leonora, who enters at this at a dinner honoring newly iniat­ tion appearing on Stanley's brow at a forward austrip in Durma," atton of !our years. work in the New l\.{eXlCO before enlisting m the Dick Powell C A N noon escorted by three of the cam­ musH:. department 1s open to the Navy m January, 1943. He re­ editor. dents for their expenditures and/or I think that fa~rly well w;inds arroll . Burroughs ow moment. This is • resuest the ed members at La Placita follow­ and a pale green color about the In the armed fotces 36 months, ~artley's h d• hl h tli 'd • th the column for the semes'-r. is rather happy to grant for- pus boys, early m the evenmg bid ing the Sunday ceremonies. Among pubhc and ts free of charge. The cetved his training at Lhe Naval can't classify all the peopte that did not work on the mer• an ue w c •Y ... a. • ~ her adJeus to one of the boys on gi11s. 13 months m the Indm Burma the- Claire Trevor I afFair. Ir all the woments organ· those of you who have more At Honolulu Naval Stat"1on relieve htm of any further the Ptke pledges are Robert Blmr, program for the recttnl mcludes Training Center at San D1cgo, and the Great Lakes parade hne, and ••what's the matter, don't those ater, Lt. Putnam has flown more Coats staff, that were in and around The Lobo office on and off, -: ... 11•0 •• parlt"ct"patin~ will here in school, ma""" 1 ask ecclesiastical curses. Wttb the Tom Jones, Robert Feather, Jim the works of Hande1, Mozart, later attended laboratory techm- u.co ...... ,. , Lt. Carroll A. Burroughs, ~::~I cigars agree w1th you 1" he asked than 300 hours. Often under fire~ in box and fitted styles to top oft' the day's actiVIties Brahms, Ravel and Chopm 1cmn's school in every time it was going to press. Sometimes it was a :social those bllls. straightened out this that you always work to of Santa: Fe_. N. M~ 1s now 51 cruelest irony whtch only Fernando Malone, Robert Bunker, Carl Brech­ sympathetically. the planes of the HJungle Angels" Fleece ..• Serge ••• Wool Crepes our, or perhaps a passerby would throw his hand in and coming wea, the winner of the the Spirit of St. Patrick and h 1 A is in a posJtion not to grasp, the was seen with a returned doggie, btll, Martm Eckert.• Gene ZwoyerJ h one of many.. The haressed actor grmned and have landed on sandbars, m r1ce Pastel Shades ••• Dark Shades ••• High Shades write some copy, run an errand, or J. ust create atmosphere. .~::.!~~:..!~·==-.""'~·~·~~~~~~~~~~':_ve o r pnze can ~ great Clan. ______T.at tn.~ e Navain the ircommumcationa Station, King bestows the band. of Leonora and Val Bena. .Tack Van Ant-­ cQnfessed that it was the first time paddies, on rough roads and even 1 QD the cQnqueror. Left alone, Leo. NORMAN HUNTER was seen werp is in charge of the class. This element may account for some of the departures from partment. nora med tated on the tragedy of he had ever t1 icd to smoke one. on hill s1des whei e a larger craft 1 last Saturday str1kmg for a b1gh EXPERIENCED PHOTOGRAPHER suits I I I JOurna' I"1stie sty1 e t h at The Lobo engaged m• f rom time to li'-""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~llmi!t"ta~&, and naval adVIS" o-... _ Let 1"t His wife, Mrs. He1en Dorman her position; she sings a sustamed, Kappa Sigma has nine prospec .. Walsh caUed time out to let Stnn- couldn't possibly get in. The1r Murder My Sweet grade m the coming strength test Dressmaker and Tailored Styles be unde-tood that men like Euen Burroughs lives at l'tt07 Colle-6 St., ttve new members. Pledges to ley lie down and rest for a whde work includes evacuation of battle time. The .situation around the office sometimes -was as easy S .... - ... melancholy n1r in which she de- as he was sitting on a sand dune Good Assortment of Colors and Sizes A I bower, Clark, N~mitz, and Kalsey Santa Fe, and his parents, Mr. and h .11• Ka_ppn Sigma are Ralph Cawkms, and then he whispered somethmg casualties, search and reconnais· to controJ as a full grown maelstrom. M er WI mgncss to sacrifice doing sit-ups. FILM·DARKROOM TECHNICIAN are not brass bats and •made no rs. C. H. Burroughs, make their i«·e,.,,thing for Fernando. D1ck PrimmJ Earl Allen, Benny into the property man's ear. sance missions, food and supply $19.75 to $55.00 I could go on for a good many more lines of apprecia· See It such. foolish statements.. Let no home at 2562 Bewick Ave., Detroit, LYLE TEUTSCH, the great Gibson, Pete Vlachos, Tony Chu­ When they were ready to shoot drops, arttllery spottmg and mes· tion, and if everyone that I have come in contact with this one thmk we want to- adopt a com~ Mich.. -~~-----~----Ra~hmaninoft' wh1te father of UN:rtl, seems to pnho, Dtck Johnson, Al We1gers, agam the prop man handed Clem- senger service. · NEEDED Purses Little Lulu semester will read .about fifty more lines of praiseJ grati-11!<,""'""""""""'...,""""""",..""'""'~ lmunistic. fonn of government, but Lt. Burroughs attended Univer- Came with a Song____ r.a Forge have bad qUite a time at the Kappa and Bob Wmkler. Dick Johnson cnts a dummy cigai with a phos~ Lt .Putnam graduated from Drastically Reduced ••• Large Selection To the Shores nk t will h 11 ·d f h t . By HERB GERKE why in tbe name o! common sense sity of New Mexico, and before en- Two, Three--~~-----lrfalotte Sig·Sigma. Chi baseball game on ts pledge pres1dent and Bill Root phorescent.lookmg end. Then the Santa Fe high school and attended Leather ••• Patents ••• Pastel and Dark Felts of Iwo Jima tude and •'tha yous, they ave a sma 1 ea- o W a can we not get along with the Rus~ tering the naval servtce in January Last Hour______Kramer ts pledge master. PHONE 4516 Lulu's Birthday Tuesday last. He mdulged in a special effects man blew rings of the Univetsity o£ New :M:ex1co, Al­ Party Ki.;Uo Latest News it has been to work with you all and bow much I regret that What is this a game? One tick- sJans 1 They have nothing we want, 1942, he was the Field Su.Pervisor 1~~=~:~.~of Spnng _ _Rachmanino!l' little exerc1se for a change and it arttfictal smoke over the set. buquerque, ptior to cntermg serv· 1 305 W. Central it is at an end., lish situation after another arises and we have nothing they want. 'bf Archaeology at the Umversity f 4 Parkhurst, Accompamst just about finished him oft'. Lyle, The next try wasaperfe:c:t~!n~k~e~.~ic~e~.------~~~~:=:=:=:=:==:=::=:=:=:=:=:=:===:======:=:=:=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Th9 last words that I write for The Lobo are, to threaten the peace and with it, All of us can help prevent a next of Tennessee at Knoxville. Recital Hall-Music Budding m'boy, why don't you take the Betty Tate Installed In deepest appreciation, the San Francisco Conference. war by refusing to help spread the L•~.., B urrougha h as b een overseas E ,~emng,· J une 7, 1945 e1:)>1•)'lld follow-thf! ..Jeader to tnf.. Public Bleeder No. l. aroused the sus:pic:ions. of Stalin's of the Student Union lluilding. Seott 'Wfll'O in chnrga ol refresh .. EXCELS! A. R. LOSH I,UMBER CO. 11\ants. • - ·- ~------"

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Alum Association Has STUDENTS AND FACULTY ARE ASKED TO CHECK Marjorie Walter Elected - Letters Reciev_ed From THE FOLLOWING: President of Phrateres Party For Graduates 1. Should there be a Student :;Faculty Forum next semester 7 -----. :Marjorie Walter twas elected, 2. Should the Forum be dropped f;rom the calendar? Graduate In Germany p1•esident of EpsilOn' Chapter of Afternoon 3, Should the Forum be in the eveni~g if continued? Plwateres• at Its meeting on Monv 4, Should the Forum meet at the usual thne? dfl.y, June 4. • • • Other members of Phrnteres who 5, List auggestions below for topics that could be discussed at we1·e elected to offices were Louise UNM Opens New Diamond the Forum: Schlub, VIce president; Eva Can­ Results of. Golf Tourney UNM Out To Beat Biggs delaria, see1etary; Pauline Cheu­ 1. ------vront, treasurer, and Angehna San­ With Wins Over Santa Fe CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT chez, Student Senate representa­ 2. ------Last Saturday and Sunday, playing a two game series First, Round --Second Round Third Round Winner 3 . ...------~------·.,., ______...,... ______tiv€. with the United States Engineers from Santa Fe, the U.N. M. After Loss At El Paso Frances Shelton was adVanced baseball team opened their new diamond with a pair of wins. Baum 4, ------~------~------to senior AWS representative, and Hinkley by Tom J. Lawrie On Saturday, the game was preceded by a dedication pro· Hmkley 6. ------Char)iemaude Curtis was elected Four Games Left on Schedule, Including Matches With junior representative. gram which saw two Naval Officers and one school official !{ink ley St.udents and Faculty are asked to plf;lase co-Operate in thts ..,.. _, i\. \ .. participatmg, F1rat, the N. R, 0. poll, check preferences and drop in the basket jn Th~ Lobo D01is Rudolph was elected proj~ Calland Clovis AAB and Two Game Series with Kirtland Field office. The Lobo Office is in the row of offices overlooking the ect chainnan of Phrateres, and Another semester has drawn to a close here at U. N. M. T. c. band played the National scale. Bob got 8 for 6 mcluding a Calland Allen SUB patio. The people in charge of the Forum would like to Gerry Chavez was made social and with it goes one of the best athletic semesters we have Anthem, and ~mmediately after.. in the seventh . TOM J. LAWRIE have yoUl' opmion and your suggestions so that they won't spend chairman, ever experienced. You fellas that have been here as long as wards. the above mentioned three Vlachos also got ahold of one in On Monday afternoon, the Lobo~ will entertain the a lot of t1me m something that the Students and Faculty will Hinkley Phrateres Mothers' Club held its I h ·u d 'I · took the field to throw the :first the seventh, and made another Urich &how 1ittle