A ^p^. i/ ■/■ l^\- "He Roars For Clemson A & M" Circulation This Issue—8,000 CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1947 VOL. XXXXI, No. 6 YorkT atoon iusicmeskers 'Crack Drill Group CDA Signs Krtauff To Perform At Pro Football Game Money, $800 worth, is all that For Autumn Ball stands between the Senior Pla- Bill Knauff and his sixteen-piece orchestra have been toon and a trip to New York City signed by the Central Dance Association to play for the Au- where the members will drill tumn Ball set of dances during the Homecoming weekend, during halftime of the game be- November 21, 22. tween the New York Yankees —~— ♦ In addition to his instrumental and the Los Angeles Dons of the ture All-American Football Confer- Scjuare And Compass *» ^ ^St ^n^seviai ence, November 16. novelty numbers by members of The platoon now has $700 in its the bands. Two players who have treasury, with $150 of this com- several solos have previously ing from the sale of Harper been with Les Brown and Tony Gault's booklet about the Carb- Pastor. lina-Clemson game entitled "Big Tickets for the dance will go Thursday." The remainder of Several students who are Mas- on sale November 1, by members the expenses for the trip will be ter Masons in the Masonic Order of the CDA. The charge for the raised by advertising and contri- have initiated and promoted the Friday night formal is $2.50 and butions from supporters. formation of a club to be known $2;75 for the Saturday night in- Kickoff for the professional Initiates of Tiger Brotherhood went through the mill at a five o'clock parade on Bowman as the Square and Compass. formal; however, a block ticket grid game is set at 2:15, and Field. The "cubs" in their attire of the momsnt are, left to right, Jim Spangenhurg, Walt At the formal reorganization may be obtained for $5.00. this will place the appearance For the formal ball students of the fancy drill group at ap- meeting thirty-five men were Patrick (seated), Brice Lytle, Arthur Banks, Lamar Judy, Bob Thomas, Harold Landrith will be requested to wear either proximately 3:15. The Yankee and John Lewis, f present, and they will be charter tucks, tails, uniforms, or dress club owners have made plans members in this newest club on suits of a dark color. This is a whereby the platoon will be the campus. change from the policy followed given explanation time over C. C. Thompson, mechanical en- at former dances when any type the public address system Big Events Planned for Alumni gineering senior of Columbia, was of suit or sport coat was permit- with the whole performance ted. being broadcast by radio and elected president and will be as- Qhicken Recieves Full Other events planned for the television. sisted in his executive duties by Grads Have Special V ~ •* *' * big weekend are the football Brice Lytle, commander of the W. H. Starnes, animal husbandry Rites from the "Gator" game between Clemson and Au- By E. H. Ehyne drillmen, says that if the trip Homecoming Dance sophomore of Salley, vice-presi- burn, alumni meetings, and a is successful in all respects, the Student I. P. T. A. Y. dent; and G. M. Moisson, textile special dance for all bid grads. "I did not come from Florida to praise the Gamecock, platoon will be assured of a re- Old Grads, former Clemson stu- peat performance in succeeding dents, and their families will be Before the troubled winds of Clemson's loss to Caro- chemistry junior of Greenville, but to bury him; praise the Lord but damn that chicken". secretary. years. He further stated that any guests of the college and the local lina could subside, an informal meeting of some twenty ♦ Crowned with a flaming orange such action that gives a good pic- chapter of Clemson's Alumni As- The Square and Compass, which students resulted in initial action to establish a "Student derby that was equal to his spirit- ture of Clemson students and ac- sociation during the week-end of meets every other Monday night unlor Class Mass ed performance, Frank P. (Gator) tivities is tops in advertisement- November 21-23 for the annual IPTAY". Besembling the alumni organization in many at 7:30 in the local lodge room Farr thus opened his colorful for the college. Homecoming program and game. respects, the purpose of this group will be primarily to above the Fort Hill Bank, is spon- The New Yorkers will witness Plans, which include an ROTC at burial ceremony of the Carolina inform the students of what is being done along the lines sored by the Clemson Lodge, No. the regular patented program that Parade, a dance, and a Band Con- Of New Recordings Gamecock. But that was just a of fielding winning Tiger teams. 254. Faculty members and local the platoon uses, but with a few cert, indicate that this will be Addition of 42 new record al- passing sample, of what was to extra trimmings to catch the Coach Frank Howard, invited to appear before the businessmen will assist the stu- For Next Tuesday follow. tlie biggest and best Homecoming dents in all activiites and service bums to the present collection in Yankee eye. Juniors will convene in the ever-held at Clemson, a.ccording group on Tuesday night, went on record as stating that work that the group undertakes. the Clemson College Music Room Making his stately entrance be- Next public drill will be in to Ed Osborne of the Clemson he could use the help of such an organization. He point, Purpose of the club is to pro- in the College Library, brings the college" "chapel for a mass meet- hind the slate-gray casket that Hamlet, North Carolina, this Sat- News Bureau. contained the rooster, Preacher ed out some of the obstacles which will have to be over- vide some medium whereby a total of separate records to ap- ing at 8:30 o'clock next Tuesday urday. The event is another pro- The feature of the weekend will student may continue service night. The meeting was called Gator mounted .the stage of the fessional football game, this one be the Clemson-Auburn football come in giving the students, alumni and friends Of Clem- work in connection with the Ma- proximately 1800. Outdoor Treater for a repeat of by President Bill Moore to or- between the Hamlet Red Devils game at 2:00 'p. m. on Saturday son the ball clubs that they desire. His troubles seemed sonic movement while he is away The new recordings range from former funerals. And the crowd and the Brooklyn All-Stars. in Memorial Stadium. Tickets to be well taken by those attending the meeting. from his home lodge. Member- Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue to ganize the 49'ers for business. of approximately 4,000 was not may be secured by writing direct- Four committees will be ap- Before the two hour session ended, a steering com. ship is limited to Master Masons Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, disappointed. ly to the college Athletic Associa- in good standing with their home from Songs of Jerome Kerr to pointed to investigate student Text for the service was drawn mittee had been appointed to lay plans for organization Large Contingent tion. club. the Double Concert of Johannes problems and various projects from page 42, Ladies Ready-To- Another event which holds its 6f some form of "Student IPTAY". One dfSthe mem- Brahms. that the class will undertake this Wear, Sears-Roebuck Catalogue— share of the spotlight is the Home- bers of the oemmittee stated that he felt that the organi- After a number of weeks in year. "No chicken shall strike a tiger From Clemson Goes coming Ball, which begins at 9:30 and be permitted, to live." Then Wright Urges Funds bad condition, the phonograph Heading the list of questions to Friday night in the little gym. zation could get rolling before Homecoming, in time to the brimstone began to flow, and set is now in excellent shape and be considered is the 'possibility of Clemson's own Jungaleers Or- help sell Clemson to the prospective-football-player it did not run dry until many To BSD Convention once again is capable of bringing forming a more representative chestra will present the musical guests. It was also the concensus of opinion that the For Textile School the orchestra almost into the verses had poetically embalmed, Almost 150 Clemson students program, featuring waltzes. No student government. will travel to Spartanburg on club would have gained support from more students by George Wright, head of the J. room with the listener. Other topics for discussion will cremated, and buried the "thing." admission will be charged. This E. Sirrine Textile Foundation, Friday for the Annual Fall Con- Mrs. B. B. Burley, hostess of be installment of more telephones But this was not the first dance is for former students only; that time. urged members of the General the Music Room and Browsing vention of the Baptist students of in the barracks, ways and means such role that Farr has ful- for currently enrolled students, Assembly attending a textile fete Room, has requested students to South Carolina. of raising money, and plans for filled. It is just a wimper Autumn Ball will be in full swing in Spartanburg to appropriate refrain from looking into the Charles Still, publicity chair- the Junior-Senior Banquet. Sepa- compared to some of the earl- Field House Seating funds for the purchase of new mechanics of the turntable, and, man for the local B.