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VOLUME 6 TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1931 NUMBER 28 `Y' Delegates Interscholastici Meeting• To I Home Economics Grads ' Home Economics Girls From Amendments Plan Trip To Feature Numerous Activities Located At N. arious Places Over State To Be Here For To Be Voted All watch with groaing interest! Miss Ella Mae Lyle, '28 Is teaching and anxiety the graduates of earl- in Lubbock high school and Mrs. E.' Annual Confab Beginning On Campus Friday ous schools. It is always interesting el. Harriett. 28, formerly Marguer- Homema king Rally Next Week On Wednesday to note to what extent students b fill their plans made while at col-1 lie Cross. is in the junior high ; Tech Christian Associations To Classes To Be Dismissed From 'IT lege. Graduates from the school of school. Other graduates teaching WE ST3IPATIIIZE Home Economies of Tech have not' elsewhere are: Jaye Brooks, Jacks- Expect 500 To Attend Fete Qualifications Of Candidates Be Represented By Ten Stu- 10 to 3 O'clock Tomorrow I Know Every Turn only made themselves known in thel Anherogi:inL. ITlaahAlleduLeanvelnlaanzed:l Helme! Professor H. C. Ponder. of Which Will Be Held From For Publications May Be dents At Hollister, Mo., So Tech Students May Take field of teaching but several have the government department was Changed; Convocation An- i They Teach At I actually put into practice what they Post; Duette Middleton, Roby ; I seriously but not fatally injur- April 30 To June 2; Rates Convention Part In Program learned. Also others have entered. Blanch Brown, Caddo; Bonnie Lee ed at the college gymnasium Offered By Railroads nounced By Council Slaton various fields of home economies ! Conk, McAllen; WHIM Hawkins,' the other afternoon. The pop- The 'Tech Christian maelstrom, Texas Technological college, both work. ; Troy; Mildred Street, Ft. Stockton: ular instructor who takes sports Lola Cox Sides, graduate of Nora Cocke, Wellington; Bettie Approximately 500 girls from all The Student Council has called a are making Plans to be represented students and faculty, will join in Seniors in the school of home Miss. as seriously as his government convocation of all students Inc next Stuart. Hattie Mounts, parts of the state are coming to at the 1931 conference of the stu- assisting to make the dietriot meet- economics are authorities on exact '28, is with the Extension Service , Parnell: was engaged In a spirited Lubbock to attend the annual Wednesday morning to vote on dent YWCA and YMCA of Texas. ing of the Interscholastic league distance from Lubbock to Slaton. department of A. and M.. and Rena , Wellington; Rococo Ruth Ford, Du- game of volley ball with Ms Homemaking Education Rally which amendments to the studer. associa- same class Is teaching mss; and Manic Howell, Hadley'. Missouri, Oklahoma and Arkansas, here tomorrow and Saturday' a suc- All the teacher training majors Smith of the brother professors when his will be held here April 30 to May 2. tion constitution. to be held at Hollister. Missouri, cess. The college will be host to have been over this route at least' In a Mexican school at Fort Stock- I 25 Get Degrees right limb was suddenly affllet- The amendments are as follows: contestants from eighteen counties ton. Merle Williams, who was The Homemaking Edusation Ral- June 5 to 15. Tech has had a 82 times. These tripe were not made: This year there are 25 seniors to ed with a ggarnentary tumor ly developed from the State Girls' Qualifications of Candidates for delegation at the conference each and two cities. for pleasure but to fulfill one of queen of Tech pageant 1928, Is e• get their degrees. Sixteen of these otherwise known as a "char- Editor of La Ventana: Teams are expected from An- the requirements for a Vocational ! Clothing contest which has been year. Sixty other colleges in the titian at Barnes Hospital at St., girls are to receive the vocational ley horse". mndurted by the Home Economics 7—Must be senior at time of thews. Bailey, Borden, Cochran, Smith-Hughes certificate. Each girl The above statement Is en- southwest region send uelegatee. Louis, Mo. Anna Belle Collins. '29 certificates. while the rest have envision M the St ate Department of taking office and most have 9 According to information receiv- Crosby, Dawson, Dickens, Floyd, takes charge of one class for the is editor of the woman's page of the' other majors. The girls to get the tirely authentic and it is hoped Flu !canon 81,111.1flay for 11 years. terms at Tech. ed by the YWCA and YMCA the Gaines, Garza, Hale, Hockley. Lamb. 36 lessons. In this way supervised Amarillo News-Globe. Neva Robert - vocational certificate with their de- that it will put at rest various 2—Must have C average on Lubbock, Lynn, Martin, Terry, and The new name mos adopted this speakers this year will include: experience is gained which is very. son '28. is home demonstration green are Ruby Kennedy. Evelyn rumors that the pride of our year since It covers the enlarged grades of last three terms. Henry P. VanDusen of Union The- Yoakum counties.are the two Lubbock cities repre-end valuable to the girl when she be ant at Greenville. Fey Kemp, who Jennings. Daisy Lockwood, Lula government department was in- 3—Must have bad previous ex- Plainview, graduated lest year. is also a home program more satisfactorily. The ological seminary. New York; Kir- gins her actual teaching. Miss Olt- Mae Martin, Margaret Hervey, Pau-1 jured going through a barbed coming rally will Include the State perience on La Ventana or The by Page, editor of The World To- sented. Ian Johnson supervises the work. demonstration agent at Mason. line Hargrave, Jessie Walker. Elea- wire fence while dodging a Toreador staff. Dr. P. W. Horn has announced meeting 01 Home Economics clubs morrow magazine; Dr. Paul Har- Some fun goes along with the 13 In Washington nor Reale Leta Alyce Cross, Joel- I double barrelled charge of bird as an integral part, feature addl. Compensation: rison, noted missionere =Veteran that all classes between 10 and 3 hard work. As the car leaves at Mrs. Lloyd Russell '29, who will ere t'annoy. Mrs. Game Nix Bur- 1 shot when he and a couple of The editor shall receive forty dol- o'clock Friday will he ditanIssed so helm' phases of home-making, and from Arabia: Dr. Edwin A. Elliott twelve o'clock It Is often necessary be remembered as Marian Sansom, ford, Edith Kral. Leyte Warnock,' his huddle professors were our- place greater emphasis on the ed- lars 1040.001 per month as long as of T. C. U. economies department; that students may participate In to carry lunches. Great are the sur- prised stealing chickens east of his time restricted W La Ventana. the meeting. is living In Washington. D. C. She Thalia Parker, Maude Edison, and ucational Influence rather than the Bishop William Scarlet of St. prises that boarding house keepers and Mr. Lloyd Russell, alto a Tech Mrs. Lattie Mae Heath Ford. Other town last week end. contest eeiement. The entries are In Qualifications of Candidates for Entry Fee Charged Lours; Mies Winedfred Wye's]. who can put in lunches. Then there are graduate, are exceedingly happy' seniors are: Mrs. Louise Baird Ed- 1 This paper joins the students two divisions; indnidual consisting Editor of The Toreador: visited Tech last December, Harry Registration begins in the lobby the people who stand and gaze ; monson; general home economics over their young son. Lloyd Jr, Mrs. in their expression of sympathy 1—Must be a junior with six terms/ of Administration building at 8 the side ol the car and wonder of projects in child care and guid - Bone, and Prof. R. H. Woods of Elmer Davenport, also a graduate major, Moselle Treadaway. Metal- and hopes that the oiling limb ance, clothing and posture. foods at Tech at time of taking office. • o'clock tomorrow morning. An entry what In the world such a big word 3—Must have C average the lage aunts%le Teachers College. of 29 who was Frances Ferguson, Is' an major; Orene McClellan, cloth-! will soon be well again as 11. , and hospitality, household decora- fee of fifty cents will be charged three terms at Teen. It to planned that at least ten as "Technological" could mean. Af- located in Youngstown, Ohio, where' fog major; Carolyn Powell, diet1-1 C's athletic prowess has been tion and furnishing, and group en- student, from Tech will attend the each contestant with the closing ter the first day of teaching many Mr. Davenport Is connected with Ilan major: Nannle Mee Games,' sorely missed at the gymnasium- 3—Muet have had C average'sgt hour for registration set for 10 ' tries composed of exhibits of play Hollister conference. Arrangements h and say "Only thirty five more I suits, layettes, and publicity port- have been completed for private o'clock.inable Contestants upon payment without badges, of fee. days." then after the second day Among the graduates living In Gleason, dietitian; Frances Lamer: 4—Must have had previous eat folios. Extra tralnIne will ales be cnce on The Tmeador, La Vets cars to take the delegates. Lubbock are: Mrs. C. E. Mamma:I.,' clothing and Corene Ratliff, gene, given In hotel etiquette. The conference will deal with the obtawill be barredever, from as participation the end In onlydraws thirty fournear and socertain on. How- or have had previous Yo '20, who was Lula Belle Rushing I of home economics major. Marrs Conducts problem of Christianising various the contests. The one fee qualifies McArt hur experience . an Individual to participate in all students before her marriage; Mrs. S. Id. LY - Several of the globe already have . ' The convention Is conducted un- Compensation: ,spects of our modern lire: Inter- a few secret tears over leaving their dal who was Mks Estelle Shepard )their schools for next year, others events. school children in Slaton. derrr hetsst:tifesurvpeislorinnteo S. M. 1—The Editor shall receive forty national relations. the college corn- and Mrs. J. U. Morton, who was Au- 1 have had good teaching opearteto-I superintendent pp. eu e N.bi , -. O.: the family: missions: race re- The meeting Includes a variety of dollars 540.001 per month so long as vena Hufstedler. ties offered them. Among those co Contest Held he instruction. Miss Ldillian°1 his time is restricted to The Torea- lotions; Industrial relations. race events ranging from declamation contests to tests of athletic skill. Several home economics gradu- teach near home Is Pauline Har- state supervisor of home economics dor. relations. and tabor problems. Tech students will find that the Tech To Vote ates are teacning home economics,' grove who will teach next year at , education, 'who developed the oil- 3—The Toreador shall be allowe4 program for the visiting students in large high schools in the state.; Shallowater. IF o r Freshmen guard plans for the clothing con - fifty dollars 350 001 for the offers a wide range of interesting tester, Miss Bernice Mallory, assist- pose of buying cuts for use In contests and are invited to attend , 'ant state supervisor of home eco - paper.by h TheThedieto fruhd shall be contro Survey Course all the events. There will be speak- nOMICS education and Mrs. . On Queen For s I Spur Youth Wins Medal Offer-I ing contests, a track meet. debates, craddock, secretary. The local steer-r- The Qualifications of Cand musical recitals. and volley ball. eniors Plan Weeks Goes To ed By College Bookstore To, mg- committees composed of Mrs. for the Bledness Managet Is Being Given Winner; Entire Contest Is. vsli:ritgearr:t. ,Jrz\linvet,.crimair.irmeon,., Mis4. Ventana and The Toreador: Annual Event 1—Must have sixty-five Ms Prof. W. A. Whatley Awarded Spring Events Tulsa Meeting Very Close Daniels, Mrs. W. W. Royalty. and hours and have Spent six berme Each- Girl Plans He. Ideal U. af P. Spanish Fellowship ' Him Blanche Bean. with the 'walla- Texas Walt. . ' The University of Pennsylvania Election To Be Under The shman McArthur. of Spur a come of the home economics Wale 17otess: • Home In Class Taught By 1—Must make bond. has given the Harrison Fellowship Direction Of The Texas Special Toreador To Be Edit- Representatives From All Col-I fres in the aggie school, with t• of Texas Technological college - 2—Must make monthly report of Miss Jean Dorrel; Several for graduate students of Spanish to ed By Class On Senior And Universities With' a sco:e of 684. was announced . and Lubbock high school will han Tech Chamber of Commerce; the whiner of the fifth annual die the rally here. financial condition of Toreador and Talks Are Given IT A. Whatley of the Tech Spanish La Ventana to the Student Council Department. This fellowsnip ie Petitions Circulated Day; Dance Is Planned For Home Economics Recogni- I h eshmon clock Judging contest held The majority of its meetings will and to the Publication committee. worth approximately 11.000 and tion Present last Saturday. April 18th be held at the Hilton and Lubbock A survey course for girls who wish June 5 The entire contest was unusually hotels. Compensation: carries with It the remlasion of all Another queen, all hall ye, an- o--- 1—The Business Manager of to become Interior decorators styl- Dean Margaret W. Weeks of the, close and often only a point's dif- To Have Banquet academic fees for the duration of other queen. Many events are carded on the Toreador shall receive fifteen ists. and homemakers Is being given, the fellowship. ference might have changed the Additional entertainment feature. this term by Miss Jean Dorrel in a 1 Students of Texas Tech will vote spring term senior activity list. home economic, school, attended standing in different classesss J D of all money received tomorrow and Saturday In a con- advertising. The money shall course called in the college bulletin with the annual banquet, April 30, the Southern Regional conference Strickland placed second in the willse heied :banquet by the Tech at the school hotel, of ahome tea Applied Arts 431, Interior Decora- test to elect the young lady who leading the roll. Senior day has paid at the time of collection. for home econocsnn and agricultur-1 contest with a score of 871, and economies in the home management tion Approximately twenty-five will represent the college here dur- been named by officials to be on Jesse Young, aggie representative on 2—The Business Manager of /4 Decide To Go ing the West Texas Chamher of al teachers, which met last week In the student council. Placed third house, an automobile tour over the Ventana shall receive twenty *Os Mils are enrolled for this Claes and May 21 and on that day a special city during winch the girls will be rnueh interest is being made monis Commerce convention. May 14, 15, Toreador, edited and written by Tulsa, Oklahoma. ; with a snore of 658. Lars ($20.00 , per month and HI and 16, M a pageant that is to fea- shown through Texas Technological per cent list of all money m fast Seniors, will be issued. On tne The home economics section was Are High Point Men college and the new • high school, Two hours each week are spent in ture the campus favorites of all morning plans are to have senior ed for advertising. The commis/sr To Conference colleges In this part of the State. under the direction of Miss Edith' The high men in the different an various other programs. shall lot paid at tone of collection. making trips to apartment houses. convocation while the afternoon classes were announced as: Beef Don Maddox, president of the Thomas. federal agent for the i tdhgohniesehec000nlsomilncsthaerestaeiteigible- Head Cheer Leader. duplex apartments, and private will be devoted to various other Cattle—E. H. Hunter, score of 167. feting bosses of Lubbock people, and to the Tech Chamber of Commerce, will activities. Southern Region and Miss Adelaide' with The Head Cheer Leader must Tech YMCA To Send Group To have charge of the election that Jsea Young second in the some to enter, the schools being divided local furniture storm. The home have spent two years at Texas Tech. Cosmopolitan Club Meet At determines the coed to wear the The seniors will give their an- Baylor, Chief of the Home Econom-Iclass with a score of 166. In Dairy In lour groups according to their before time of taking office and management house on the campus nual dance June 5; the night after ics Division of the Federal Board.!, J1.40 D.I.Situriegin. d kle: was enrollment. Each school Is entitled Cheer is also used as a laboratory for this crown. Girls desirous of entering there shah be no oeshman Camp Near Denver This the race for the honor may do so all examinations Are over. Satur- Have Representatives !scoring hogs George to four contestants, one of whom Leader I.11. 5 , al course. day. June 6. the seniors will be en- Representatives from all colleges 1 Martindale won first with a score shall serve as a delegate to the cam- Plan /deal Home Summer; Meet In May by piesenting a petition with twen- Students are urged by the ty-five names to either Maddox or tertained by President P. W. Horn and universities which have recog-1 of 140. In horses Ken Martin, with state club meeting and is urged to cll to read and study these amend- As part of the term's work each and a reception is planned on the =ion In home economics were' 144, placed first. Casey participate in as many types of en- delayst gni Is to plan her ideal home. se- The Texas Technological col- Raymond Pfluger today. ments so there will be no The pageant plaraled for this lawn south of the Administration present. Dean Weeks represented'‘'e placed Fin first Judging n sheep tries as possible. The girls In each convocation next Wednesday. lemme the exterior, the floor plan, lege Young Men's Christian Asso- year will be similar to those held bulkling. the school of home economics, Tex- with a score of 139. school are accompanied by a chap- the color scheme for each room. ciation will be represented at the and here In previous years, according Sunday, June 7, Is the com- as Technological college. On Winning Team eeeen.raulleye."Y the teacher. Besides During the term the class will be fifth annual state conference of the to college officials. In as much as mencement sermon and on the fol- Miss Thomas reported an Increase Ot the four teams entered in the these, other guests are welcome to given talks by Miss McIntre, head Cosmopolitan club of Colorado. May this city is holding its first West lowing day the seniors will receive of 10230 students In vocational' contest 0. Cunningham's team the Lubbock Firm Is 8. 9. 10, according to a dectsior. of stylist for the Simmons manufac- Texas Chamber of Commerce con- their diplomas. home economics In high schools placed first. Those composingBerOak W. Special rates are offered by the turing company; Mr. C. E. Russell the YMCA Cabinet made at the antion It Is probable that the col- over last year, also an increase In ninghanis team are, E railroads and the Hilton and Lub- Awarded Contract of the department of horticulture. meeting last Monday night. The lege will play a leading role during enrollment of adult classes of 3,429 Pendelton and H. McArthur. bock hotels. on 'Landscape Planning;" and Mr. conference will be held In a moun- the three day meeting. s t u dents. She stated that the The Judges of the contest who The contract for the new power F. A. Kleinschmidt, of the architec- tain camp near Denver. Home Ec. Club southern state showing the largest were announced in last week's Tor- plant has been given to W G. Mc- tural department, on "Floor Plans There are Cosmopolitan clubs in Increase In Teem. •cador, were R. B. Davis and F. G. Millan of Lubbock, and the 0050 and Building Materials.' live of the colleges of Colorado and Civil Engineers Cast Vote Has Benefited , Blackmon. Election Dates is due to start as :0011 as the for the past four years these clubs For Barnard Dean As Prexy Probably In no section of the! P. G. Powers. a senior in the ag- weather ig.c.omes Warm enough. The have united in a conference on In- Is Entertained country has the vocational program 1 gie school. was superintendent of cid plant Ant be torn down and Jack Hightower ternational and interracial prob- Bernard Dean was elected presi- in home economies benefited more the contest, and B. E. Snyder and work will begin on a permanent lems. The membership of the clubs dent of the Civil Engineering So- largely through the passage of the' T. E. Liner were clerks. Too Be Divided fire proof building of brick. stone. Is Proud Father is composed of an equal number of ciety at a meeting last Tuesday. Use Open Air Fireplace To George Reed Act than has the and concrete. The boiler will be American and foreign students. Jimmie Kerr was elected nice presi- southern region. The policies which ready for use by the opening of the There are aproximately 100 students dent and Travis Parker secretary. Roast Weiners And Marsh- Senior Engies Borrow Big Student Council Officers Will' The lonely, dark, beat of Jack were set up for administering the fall term of school. In addition to from foreign countries in the The Civil Engineering society was mallows; Business Meeting Federal funds made available I Amount From Society Fund Be Named Al Convocation! the power plant proper, there will Hightower. campus nightwatchman, schools of Colorado. Jack Boyd, sec- organized more than two years through this act were put Into et. At the las" meeting of the Engl- be an extension of all water mains changed to sunshine last Wednes- retary 01 the Tech YMCA, was the ago by the students of that deport- Follows Social Hour On May 6, While Other Elec-1 day night when little Alma Jean. feet during the year 1929-30 and scoring society it was announced and tunnels for steam and water sponsor of the University of Denver ment to promote Interest and co- this made possible the expansion of that the society's loan fund had Will Be May 14 and 15. lines ALI be Installed from the weighing ten panda and brimming operation. Ilene Cosmopolitan club which originated The home economics campus was the vocational program in home- loaned more than 0700 to senior west end of the Administration over with smiles, entered the the conference. Members of the civil engineering Hightower home. the scene of a gala affair Wednes- making to a greater or less degree students, who are members of the Spines elections have been an- i building to the Agricultural build- The delegates from Tech will be 'acuity are sponsors of the organi- day. April IS. when the Home Eco- In each of the twelve southern Society. s true ds i,clnetn tboadnyd 1 ing and to the stock pavilion. Although Jack met disappoint- named during the next week. eetion. ment when the doctor announced nomics club used their open Mr states. The loan fund, which was estub- 7,:‘''-'p'reLisiel3tenit'ioinsh' e P that the sixth member of the High- fireplace In roasting welners and The meeting centered around the tithed two years ago, had shown a Secretery-treasurer, btunent repre- 1,415a Helen Stephenson of Happy tower family was a girl the friend- marshmallows, general theme of how to Integrate remarkable growth. It Is open tot sentotive to the athletic council., was week-end guest of Miss Edith ly guardian of the college utter After the social hour a business the home economics eurriculm no as senior students of the society.; and head cheer leader will be held Bandy of College Inn. nightfall Is the migh.sy proud fa'her Home Ec. Studes Look meeting was held during which the to give the student the best possible Funds are secured through dues 'May 8 in the gymnasium. This is of a giggling Youngster. following officers were elected for training for home and family life. and freshman chemistry deposits. I the date set by the constitution of Quite naturally, oil Texas Tech next year: President, Janie Ruth Officers of the Society state that the student association. SALLY'S SALLIES Is happy to hear that mother and To Summer Session Shepard; vice-president. Anna Bass "Yes sir." said the daughter of when the growth of the fund Is i Students will east their vote for daughter are doing nicely. Arnett; secretary, Maurine Heels; an overall manufacturer, "I ought sufficient that It will be open to : Editors and business managers of treasurer, Ilse Wolf. to be on the track team. My dad Junior members as well as to! both The Toreador and La Ventana Summer school! Summer school tion for teachers and those who makes the best jumpers In Texas." Iltspite her 70 years Medame Tet- Is something to look forward to for, The height of the entertainment seniors. I on May 14 and 15. give a series of con- plan to teach: demonstration ringlet plans to the home economies students be.' methods In clothing in which the was a visit to the home of Dr. and certs in Europe next season. cause of the interesting courses to class will prepare illustrative mater- Mrs. J. C. Granbery. Here the g Is be offered then. The regular fresh- ial that will fill the needs of the had the opportunity to see ma v man and sophomore courses will be teacher In charge of clothing snits Interesting and remarkable art so Advanced Nutrition Class In Home Chess Standing offered but those of particular con- In the public schoobs. Another Jects, such as pottery, baskets, pic- cern are the advanced courses which I course of much Interest is that In tures, linens and laces. These were Standing in the current chess may be tweed to partially fulfill re.; construction and renovation of shown through the courtesy of Mrs. Ec. School Experiments With Rats tournament was announced recent- qurrements for the B. 8. degree and household furnishings. This study Granbery, who had collected them ly by ,lee-president of the Chess vocational certificate. deals with the practical problems of during her residence in Europe. Dean Margaret Weeks' class in are fed the following diets. Rat I Is called "Collie" because of the club. Roddy O'Neill. During the first term observation selecting, finishing. decorating and Mrs. Granbery told in an Interest- advanced nutrition is carrying out number one Is being fed the "typi- calcium content of the milk. "Cal- Mild= Luce 1000 in a nursery school wilt be offered repairing linens and brie-a-brae In ing way of her travels abroad. some experiments on white (albino) cal American diet," consisting of , Ile" has gained from 41 to 69 grams tether wutisma 1000 as part of the child development the home. The club Is greatly Indebted to rata, showing the effects of certain bread, meat, potatoes, sugar and shoulns how milk can supplement Charles O'Neal] 750 class. The school will be at the The second term only three ad- Dr. and Mrs. Granbery for a very diets on the health of the rat. The salt. lie is known cus eT1ppy." other :cods in the diet. "Caffy," rat Riley 11,11llard 500 home management house under the vanced courses will be offered. Chil- pleasant as well as a very educe- rats are chosen as experimental ma- April 4, he weighed 41 grams and' number four, is so called owing to Frank Ward 500 direction of a fully quallfleed nurs- dren's clothing which deals with Onnal evening. terial because they react to certain now weighs only 42 grams, Proving her diet of cagefood plus coffee. Roddy O'Neall 333 ery school teacher. There is much the study of clothing far children diets in much the same way that that this diet is lacking as there is which contains caffein. "Cal fey' Ralph Glover 000 enthusiasm among the students and the construction of the type. DANCE ANNOUNCED human beings do, save that in their practically no gain. Rat number' only weigns 45 grams, having gain- Ony Ulrich 000 over this feature and many plan to studied. In craft work in textile, Regular prices of $1 for life span thirty days equals one two Is being fed this same diet PILLs ed one gram only "Caffey" has very' sorval Mullins 000 take the muree, others with they the student learns how tc make ac- stags and 75e for couples will day in the man's life, thus afford- milk, carrots and spinach. This is little vim, while "Carrie" Is full of The two highest men In the could. It is hoped that many teach- cessories for herself, such as purses prevail at the all-college dance ing a method of observing the Ka- a very good diet. as proved by a Pets. TOMY is very nervous, while tournament will play their final ers throughout West Texas and also and scarfs and for the home. The Saturday night In the Tech velent ef several human generations gain from Ms original weight of 39, "Cable" has a voracious appetite. I game in a public place which will other sections of the State will take last, but not least, to be mentioned gym, according to students is In a short tline. grams to 55 grams. He is known as These experiments are tYPlool ar be announced lettr. At present the advantage of this opportunity and and one to look forward to is resi- charge. Dancing will be held Experiment l'Itith South "Carrie." emphasizing the carrots experiments which can be carried tournament is about ore-half over. attend Tech. dence In the home management from 9 o'clock until 12 o'clock. The rats are lose in number. in Ms diet. Rat number three Is on In high school and which will whirl we need is Iowa midis and. S anOings will be reported from Other courses offered the first nouse where the girls apply princi- Frank Stone and his Golly- ere :west -three dot's eld at the, given cage food consisting of corn-, rosily add to the Interest la baize time to time, FOR ig•WnmJfOYiJdalL teem are. Home Economies educe- ples :earned in class. i glans will furnish mimic. • time We experiments began andi meal and salt, plus and mace economies .adzes • 1

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PAGE TWO—THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1931

THE TOREADOR EMBARRASSING MOMENTS Home Ec Class Hazel Gruver Official Publleslion of the Plan Dinner For TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE [ . Lubbock, Texas ss. Heads A. W. St a Press Meeting PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ". = Jabbering Jingles: Jack Durham Dean Weeks recently received a New President Represents Tech Frank Ernison Editor in•enjef tar baseball player. Jake Rowland enter from the Texas club of Dal- At Conference Of Women Ralph Brandenburg Business Manager self-made authority on economics. as sailing that the Foods and Nu- Students In Ann Arbor, STAFF Floyd Woolridge ginning along a 'Ilion department of the School of Mutts Mounts Home Ec Editor ; dance floor. Jean Jennings dashing Home Economics, Texas Technolog- Michigan Marshall Formby Ed". I madly to her music. Co-eds admit:- cal college submit a menu for the &ssocmte Texas Products Dinner which Is to lames A. Strange News Editor ingly pretty In flowery pictured cot- Miss Hazel Gruver, junior in the Assistant News Editor ton dresses, according to male re- be given for the Texas Press Asso- GEAR NOAH= IF snow Eva Rob Watkins ciation In San Angelo on School of Bottle Economics, was Kee Hari Sports Editor Ports• Don Maddoxall college the night LAursinfesss BETS oN A elected president of the AsSociation IRON Julia Slouch Sosiety Editor dances. Laverne Vowell and Chris- 1 TSAR WILL TN IS- of Women Students in the annuli; of 151j1ussneTeryIi - Mary Beth Sbeely. soda, Editor tine Carter on the stage. A toed Iord's Meal Planning and HOLPWR WHILE ram. election of officers held Fricliky, 19 title for their act •vould b,--- - Trinici ' Table Service class was selected by EitilLsTssaBsse ?' Other officers elected were Mise Al. Entered as second-class matter, October Il. 1023 at the postofftee at Chuck Williams Impersonations oil Dean Week. to plan the menu. The MRS MONTS.. Ice Beckett, Liberal Arts junior, vice Lubbock. Tessa under the act of Starch 3. 1839. Miff Mole, trombonist. menu planned is as follows ne-noossos•s_se, less • -president; and Miss Ruth Thomp- Grapefruit and Orange Cocktail; son, Koine Economics freshman Advertising Rates upon application. Half asleep crowds scrambling DEAR NOAH = DID furiously to grab a bite to eat and Boullion, Crackers; Celery, GliveS; EINGER ALe BECAUSIE seoretary-treasurer. make their 8 o'clock class. Cup of Subscription covered by student .Activity Fee. By subscription $1.50 Roast Leg of Lamb, Mint Jelly: SCOTCH SAT D OWN Miss Gruver left Monday for Ani coffee and roll include the greater Parsley Potatoea, Glazed Carrots: see school year. BEE CIDER? Arbor, Michigan where she won at- part of the morning meal. A cigar- Buttered Brussel' Sprouts; Rolls; MARSARET MARTIN, nu, on tend the Conference of the Inter. ette and then off to class. Cucumber Lettuce Salad: stench ToLaC.,714/.. Ales collegiate Association of Women Dressing; Apricot Sherbet, Fancy Students. There will be representa- • There is no use asking who has Cakes, Demi Tease: Salted Pecans. tives from the leading colleges of not eeen the large double "7' on Every food on the menu is grown in servers to dsstingulsh the "pure' the United States. The theme of the the gymnasium. It is too plainly Texas except the coffee and olives from the compound notes or tone conference will he the adjustment THE NURSERY SCHOOL painted to miss seeing. The corn- However. It will be possible to se- which are heard by the human ear of the college girl to campus life blned work of several organisatMns lect a brand of coffee that is roast-1 The point system will be one of the CUTTING CLASSES EXPENSIVE I Special Home Economic Editorial were responsible for the master- ed and packed by a Texas firm. main problems discussed. piece. The gym suddenly has be- FORT WORTH.— It coast 43 The Nursery School it something new on the educa- come the center of attraction for , cents to cut a class at Texas Chris- Don't grumble, don't bluster, don t tional map. It is not taking the place of the kindergarten, campus gazers. Another Improve- : _ tens UniversItY I grumble and don't shirk, ment for the college community.1 Dead Language Is At least that Is the way an en- Don't think of your worries, but but rather, supplementing it as much younger children Thanks to those concerned. th think of your work. Brought To Life has are admitted from 2 to 5. — ; ter r 1t'1 Wgur : tdudoeuntt Thlm' e teuncl:rri tr.. The worries will vanish, the won, Some smiling co-ed thought , Clothing Students Make taled the cost of a year's schooling, will be done The philosophy on which the nursery school is built A dead language came to Itte re- computed the number of class pe- No man sees his shadow who face, that a sonnet was a small babyj cently In a boy. She immediately became the ' lighted room before the riods in a school year, and by the the sun. is that life education begins in infancy. In this school the Fabrics For Class Study Greek class at the University of leader of her class. Ample expedient of dividing the child develops right habits of eating, of sleeping, of Pittsburgh when Prof H. S. Schrib. letter Into the former arrived at "Here's where I lose ground." said ner, head of the Greek department. dressing, of playing, of obedience, of self control, and in- The senior banquet is being plan- ! BY FRANCIS LARMAR • i creative type of work and depends the cost per class 11011/. fancy as he slid Into a bathtub: _ on the ability of the Indisidual. spoke the famous Greek word "Eu- dependence, of play and of work. tied for April 30, according to of- The students in the Clothing D o eke" Into a new device, developed f Icials of the class. As an annual partment are developing unusual' Have Style Shows in the Westinghouse Research Lab- Mental health is acquired through sheer force of affair the going out class gather in and interesting types of work. , At the end of each term style oratories. habit. From this experience with other children the child a group to celebrate their four years I. one division of the course there shows are put on by this depart- As the word "Eureka" entered the existence of college life. The one I a thorough study of te xtiles ; inept. The garments are displayed device, curious lines very much like receives the fundamental kind of social education. night during the year that senioars; i r I on the pe son for whom they are an animated movie wriggled from .1no ....,%,%,d SSome b mealleorin ere g Perhaps one of the valuable services of the nursery are privileged to say and think s i colonial „. made. Suitable accessories Inc the left to right across a screen about BOLTS they please. A great night for fourth, fabrics woven are particular garment and individual school is the educational aid to parents. Child training is methods. The the size of a large plate. year students. made into various useful articles me displayed in the some manner. These lines showed the "high" 8 an art which has to be developed. More and more moth- — such as tailored purees, coverlets. These shows are announced and the and "low" spots of the professor's times as strong under super- And then after the banquet comes ers are coming to realize that the educator and child senior day. It is echeduled for May scarfs, jackets, and upholstery Inds; public is Invited to attend. I'le first voice. They made It possible for ob- terials. These articles may be made.1 year classes contributed quite ex- heat as "before the war" psychologist can help the parent in the important work 21. On the same day The Toreador to order by notifying the head ,tenstvely to the success of the cot- app editedbe by James A. Strange. the department or Genie Nix Bur- son style show recently sponsored of directing children. Mothers whose children are en- appointed senior editor. Another ford by the Forum. The completeness of Listen! rolled in the Nursery School observe the methods used high spot granted the seniors. the accessories, the perfect groom- Fellows and Co-Eds! Trace the evolution of the bolt since T 9 3 1 An appreciation of the ancient fog and the careful pressing of the and you trace the amazing post war advance of here. There are also conferences and discussion groups One of the greatest advertisements, art of tape stry Is brought out garments made these costumes out- It's Just Around The Corner To or parents where child training problems are discussed. for Tech will be the Engineer's show through the study of the history. standing. As yet it is difficult to power and industrial processes ... and the during the West Texas Chamber of the weaving of small pieces which find ready-made cotton dresses hay. Crane possible. Another service of the Nursery School is that it fur- Commerce convention to be held in are brought to the campus by this ins, much distinction as to style and The contribution to help make it nishes a place where home economics students may ob- Lubbock. Extensive plans are under department. tailoring. Hence, It Is doubly worth- way to make the attraction some- Cotton And Linen studied while to a girl to make her own or- Carlsbad Cave In carefree days "before the war," a steel serve and study children. Training for homemaking is thing worthwhile. According to of- A complete study of the construe- gandie. dotted swiss and voile dress- "8th Wonder of the World" ficials of the show nothing will be Mon and suitability of fabrics Is of- bolt was a steel bolt, It was made of any not complete unless work with children is included. es . And For the first time a Nursery School will be started left undone to make it a grand reseed in the freshman textile easily obtained steel that forged easily and success. Students niw are working courses. Cotton and linen materials LOST—WRIST WATCH on Tech campus. It will be in charge of a well qualified on exhibits under the super- are also made up in various forms THE CRAWFORD HOTEL took threads well. Industry moved forward director. Already many mothers have reserved places for vision of faculty members. All of wearing apparel by beginning Special Student Rates . stronger bolts were asked for. Ordinary Bulovs wrist watch lost some- air children. The home economics students are most that ca¢ should help to perfect the classes. Accessories suitable for all steels were improved to tensile strength of husiastic over the addition to the curriculum. show because it will be a great occasions and individuals occupy a where In Ad building. II found boost for the school. part of the study of clothing. These Please return to Toreador office. 45,000 pounds. Not enough. A bolt with accessories are essential for the well more woman. Construction of the forged - on head and tensile strength of ENGINEER'S SHOW more difficult and expensive fab- THE so,000 pounds was developed. Still not Tom Connally To rics such as silks and woolens is RED FON ATHLETIC The annual Engineer's show is only a few weeks neak At illeetinT taken up in the sophomore courses CLOTHING enough. Cold rolled steel bolts with tensile S Through the knowledge of historic . As an attraction of wide interest, the show in years Senator Tom Connally of Marlin strength of b3,000 pounds were offered. costume and design principles th•se, FOr Football. Basketball Track. TECH ore has drawn large audiences not from the Tech stu- has accepted an l nvltatfon to dead- fabrics are decorated by means of and Baseball. Athletic Jerseys They had a tendency to snap. er an address at theSouthwesteSouthwestern n body- alone but people from nearby towns This embroidering and tailoring in Jou - and StocsIngs Journalism Conferen ce In Austin. lor and senior mattes. year's show has an even broader drawini range The May 1 and 2. He will speak on To fully meet the demands of modern high The dressing of the child is im- Made in Texas and sold by plans are to hold the show during the Chamber of Com- "Free Government and Free Press." portant in carrying out proper . pressure and temperature technology, Crane sour home dealer merce convention to be held here in Lubbock May 14. 15. Journalism students of Tech will clothing ideals. A study of the prin- ' Co. brought out for its cast and forged steel and 16. have Lubbock Thursday morning. stoles and construction of apparel , C Manufactured by April 30. to attend the Press con- foe instants and older children Is an materials their Triplex steel stud bolts, of The entire school should cooperate with the engi- ference. About twenty-five students , item in the course of clothing study CULLUM & BOREN CO. chrome nickel steel with tensile strength of neers to make the attraction a success. One way to help are planning to make the trip. ; which is looked forviard to by pen-! Dallas. Texas A be to boost the show and in that way increase the 'pie familiar with the deportment as 2 5,coo pounds. The limit is not yet. Even dance. If the rest of the school will assist in any . 0 means of securing attractive and now, Crane Co. can supply bolts for valve possible it is certain that the engineers will leave Aggie Creed , well constructed clothes for their • To live as gently as I can. , children. F bonnets and flanges with tensile strength of hing undone to put the show over in a creditable way. To be no matter where, a man: , The commercial pattern is the. To take what comes of good or 111 iargest source of line and design for Lubbock 140,000 pounds and retaining strength at And cling to faith and honor still; the dressmaker. Classes for the ad- F CREATIVE THINKING E well past loco° F. ,To do my best. and let that stand vanced student are conducted In the' Sanitarium Clinic The record of my brain and hand. blocking and draping of special pat- , , And then, shall Sailure come to terns and designs. These methods Dr. J. T. Krueger By exhaustive laboratory investigations, long Hoboing througn college is not realized by the stu-, Surgery cad Consultation lent to be the same as living off of somebody else in later me, are carried on through the use of Broadway carefully charted creep tests, detailed study To work and hope for victors. Inez pensive cotton material, in Dr. J. T. Hutchinson of service conditions, Crane metallurgists life. With a careful study of the situation we find that' To have no secret place wherein which patterns are perfected for a Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat At e two are somewhat parallel. Using material that be- I stoop unseen to shame or sin: certain individual. This Is largely a Dr. M. C. Overton have helped this development. With the To be the same when I'm alone ngs to another person is not in one sense getting the Disease of Children Avenue K same scientific methods they have as strik- t out of college. On the other hand students are taught As when my every deed Is known: Dr. J. P. Lattimore happenings and To the undaunted, unafraid General Medicine ingly improved bodies, bonnets, discs and e writings of other men. Even as the Of any step that I hare made, UNDERWOOD liege student may get things wrong the authors of our To be without pretense or sham Dr. F. B. Malone seats, stems, packing boxes ... so that Crane Eye, Far. Nose and Throat BUSINESS AND text books are only humans and they, too, might hit upon Exactly what men think I am. TYPEWRITERS valves and fittings can be supplied for higher To leave some simple mark behind Dr. J. H. Stiles PROFESSIONAL .he wrong trail. This is a bold statement but it has hap- Surgery pressures and temperatures than have yet )ened. That I have Used for men to find If enmity to aught I know For Sale or Flew Dr. H. C. Maxwell DIRECTORY been commercially projected. Therefore if students were graded more carefully To be an honest, generous foe: General Medicine on the ideas and thought that they give during recitation, To play my little part, nor whine Office Supplies Dr. R. L. Powers That greater honors are not mine. abstetries and General Medicine La Casita oven though it does not correspond with the book, indi- This, I believe, is all I need vidualism and characteristic thought might be strengthen- For my philosophy and creed. ELLIOTT-GREER CO. Dr. B. J. Roberts Sandwich ed. Stud sits would answer more promptly and not hesi- Urology and General Medicine Girls no doubt have a fondness 1115 .Ave. J. Phone 377 Dr. Jerome ci. Smith a.• for other students to answer for them. It is em- X-Ray and Laboratory Shon oarrassing to the student who faces the problem for nifty clothes but they are not PIPING MATERIALS TO CONVEY ONO CONTROL for the always wrapped up in them . C. E. Hunt J. H. Felton STEAM, LIMOS, OIL GAS. CHEMICALS ,.est of the class giving to laugh by chance he gets the Superintendent Business Mgr. 2403 Main gnawer wrong. The professor sometimes shows signs of CRANE CO., GENERAL OfFICES S. MICHIGAN AVE., CHICAGO NEW YORK OPPICSSI ZS a, also STREET kirtio; Sur ilistaste if the students fails to give the book's exact quo- A chartered training school for ations. nurses is conducted in connee- Harold Jones SragrA,44 Sales Offie. Encourage students to answer although their answers Tech Students son with the sanitarium. hant Act may be wrong. Give the student credit for thinking be- Laundry cause it is his answer and not somebody's nearby. If this Norm-chi "We Strive to Please" be done it is believed that hoboing through college will The Merry Whirl decrease. Phone 798 SKATING RINK Bargains We Specialize In Tech Co-ed Tonsorial A PORTRAIT Welcomes You Dr. Walter J. Needs To Come In And Skate In Howard Hotel Barber & Beauty Shop For Your Mother 713 Texas Avenue Dentist BASEMENT OF HOTEL LUBBOCK Cll Made at Just North Darce Palace Shoe Repairing airrkk Bldg. It Melee Open Room 507 Ih Week Days 3:00 to 10:30 'd-411° 3111 Empi Brown's Studio Saturday 1:00 to 12:00 re Men's Half Soles • - $1.00 Palace w;t1 'Apite Sunday 1:00 to 6:30 Hull inih "The Most Pleasant Remembrance of Ali" Confectionery j owned and Operated by Ladies' Half Soles - - .85 Brush Up On Your Tr oh S't orients Next Door to Palace ; • ",91 Sandwiches and Drmks re) Afternoon 25c Evening :35e Iek 23, Leather or Rubber Heels .50 Putting and Driving ilkea rur: Palace GILORIETA Leather and Rubber Heels At The 50c Barber Shop S uch Double Rich Ice Cream BETWEEN MEALS 0, door west Pslace SATISFY YOUR Ode is , ITc PEE WEE and APPETITE At Golf Course AT Tech Grocery Popsicles Tech Shoe Shop and Broadway sod Avenue X 18 Try our 50t Sunday Dinner THE LOG CABIN Across From Campus Service Station Holes "Where You Always Meet a Friend" UM Main Afternoons 15c Evening 25c

LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1931 THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECTI—PACE TRUE Rifle Match Freshman Queen Crowned Won By Tech At Sixth Annual Dance

Princess Monna from the house Marksmen Defeat School Of I Wrong Bait of Gowan of Estelline was crowned Mines Team By Score 848 Queen at the sixth annual fresh- To 845; Ord High Point Fish Refuses To 1 man dance given at the Uptown Man Of Meet Bite , dance palace Saturday evening. 4.-- The queen's escort was Matt Sey- In the last scheduled rifle match Matt Seymour Is a tree man to- mour, of Waco, president of the of the season, the Tech marksmen day. class. defeated the Texas School of Mmes The rosey checked, curly headed, The ball room resemoled an tiies team tram El Paso by the score of woactehde hfirsosInir,seleansed wiggledied Imagined bottom of sea colored in 848 to 845. The firing took place on an imitation of sea weed. Russian ed ills gills to evade kidnaping. thistles were hung about the ball- the Tech rifle range east of the According to the story Seymour room. White and green streamers city and was of the shoulder to told around the Toreador office, he and varied colors of paper fish shoulder type. The mines team eluded a party of big bad men last hang from the top of the dance week in their attempt to break up El Paso for the palace. In front of the oreheetra coming up from the freshman ball by kidnaping pit appeared an immense green fish. event. Team members and their bin:. Seymour out ran his pursuers. score on the 200 yard calibre 30 At 10:15 o'clock, six buys brough Seymour attended the fish dance. in a large platform bearing a large range are: Mines, Mulcahy, 138: The fish dance, they say. was a shell covered with white end lined Dupree, 138: Lockridge, 138; Ord, success. with green. Matt Seymour, dressed 151; White. 144; Faust 134. Texas The moral of this steer Ls: You as King Neptune, preceeded the Tech, Chapman 150: Rogers, 144; most have a well baited hook to queen. He carried a three pronged Langford-Ayres, 138; Hudson, 118; catch a fish. spear with which he pried open the Kuhn-Redinger, 147; McWilliams, shell to reveal the queen. 155. Due to the tact that time was FORT WORTH, April 23.—Paul Miss Gowan wore a white chiffon short, Langford. Ayres, Kuhn, and evening gown. Her only ornament gtedinger were unable to complete Martin, sophomore in Texas Christ- ian University, won second place lei was a string of crystals. their firing and it was agreed that LonnieLangston, one of the fresh- their scores would be counted to- the oratorical contest at the recent PI Kappa Delta regional meet in man sponsors, crowned the queen gether. with a crown of brillanta Four positions were fired, ten Waco. His subject was "The Con- stitution." Those In the court were MI5, shots each prone, sitting, kneeling, Evelyn Fleetly and Walter Storrs. and five shots standing. High point Courses are being planned for Miss Tina Alexander and Homer' men for the meet was Ord of the Hall; Miss Josephine Caraway and Mmes team wills a score of 151. young people in the Standard Training school at the First Meth- Felix Ballenger; Miss Elinor Ay- Chapman of Tech was high man for cock and Edgar Hull; Miss Ruth the Matadors with a score of 150. odist church. May 3 to 8. These will be taught by Dr. E. 0. Harbin, spe- Norman and George Cowan; Miss cialist in recreation from Nashville. Dorothy Griffin and Drew Dick- and Dr. J Richard Spann, pastor of son; Miss Mildred Price and Sam GETTING OUR NAMES the St. Paul's Methodist church at Spacek; Miss Harriet Roach and IN THE PAPER Abilene, and specialist in Young Jess Rogers; Mae Beatrice Casteel People's Organization. and Worth Gamel: Miss °ea' Far- mer and Charles O'Neall; Miss Harriet Swaim and Andrew Free- Mona Gowen. dimples and al • A "Business Course Night" will be featured at the Young People's man; Miss Louise Garrison and was a striking figure us her role a Henry Long; and Mrs. Burdett Cox f r e shman queen last Saturday Open House in the Large Hall of the First Methodist Church Sunday and Lonnie Langston. night. Of course we really think Representatives of the sopho- evening at 5:45. This is a popular the chivalrous Mr. Seymour added more class were Miss Jean Shelley to the dignity of the occasion. feathering center for young people en Sunday evening. Jennings and Theo Hazelwood; from STUDENTS! the Junior class, Miss Virginia Ba- Ken Hart has a way all Isis own con and Robert Taylor: and from of getting his name lei the paper. "I'm fed up on that." said the the senior class, Miss Emma Jean Your add in the Avalanche certain- baby es he pointed to his high MEN chair. Martin and James H. Dallas. ly helps, Ken. Looks like we are go- Mrs. Mary Doak, Mrs. R. M. ing to be short on sport news for Chitwood. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred awhile unless the naughty burglar to the high office he now holds In W. Sparks were the special guests returns hen's typewriter. the military world. of the occasion. Music was furnished by lerank Chuck Williams gays that families Wonder what door knob bumped Stone and his collegians. . ate a noon ro res social welfare. See Into Jack Durham's eye? There were about 300 guests In at- Chuck for tanner announcements. tendance. --- Arid now for the little surprise— John Chat-field used to cover a believe it or not: Mary Beth did not Rev. J. 0. Haymes' theme for Patronize lot of ground but now he covers a write this column. It's up to you to Sunday morning worship at ten fit- lot of motorcycle. guess the shy little coed who pinch ty at the First Methodist church Is hit for our friend Sheeley. "Workman Unashamed.. Carrie Lodal. big smoke stack oi the Engineering show, is heading for the limelight with his plans for the attraction sponsored be his school-mates. We hear that Carrie. Tommy Morris, Winnle Wardell, The Toreado Advertisers end Willie Fry are booking a great show for the notices.

Evelyn Heatley is Just a fresh- man but my. my, how that brunette tett over. Looks like little Eva is going to occupy the social spot light eefore she graduates. Nice going >Id kid, old kid

Polly Barrow advocates peroxide for those who would like to crash It Is Through Them That he exclusive eirele of blondes. Of sou se. dear readers, Polly is a nat- Announcement wal blonde—and how.

Vets Stafford is a lucky girl. Five of the nicest boys In school room at her home. Leave it to Vela to get , We have just received a the breaks. Horace Dean is certainly develop- shipment of new Tech Our Paper Is Made bag into a regular cut-up. The let we heard about the "Jack of all Jewelry at new low prices echools- is that he has taken Fish Duke In hand and made the boy and we invite your inspec- lust off c bock or two .

Will Rogers made a big hit to tion and comments. 'Connectiteut (guess the spelling is Possible takes Yankee in King Arthur's court" but how much better the picture would have been if Walter Burns had played Will's part.

Next week -Colonel" Sparkman sill tell us how he was promoted It r Orsoit71 -44v--;•• it comes fr'oR. hum buck private in the rear rant -V40]-14* I 'r' ANDERSON 2, ----- BROS •

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''"ekkwettmwmglt oeek i eleASER'S Broadway Golf Club LOATe Broadway at Ave. R 11 Offers Special To Tech Students `Cimarron' A Ticket of It means the wild—the untam- ed—the unruly! . . . It means 15 Games For $1.50 an Empire of Wilderness—an PAP TURNER, Mgr. Empire with Gun in its Fist and !IMAM Hell in its Heart! ... It means Remember Them When that unquenchable impulse Water—Plenty of Water—When an Alden bursting from the Soul of Rest- Ever-Oiled Windmill Is Used less Man like Creation's Un- It rune when other mills stand still, It runs when you are locked Fury! asleep. It will keep your tanks filled, and that to a ranch- man Is the di:temente between prosperity and adversity. It Is different from other Mils as follows: It has a single Richard Dix heavy cut gear and pinion which reduces gear friction wear and complications 50eY It does away with wrist pins. one of the most troublesome parts of a windmill. You Go To Trade Irene Dunne It has bent crankshaft, running on roller bearings. Turn- table and rod snivel also operate on ball bearings. It hue a Estelle Taylor, William Collier, Jr., positive gravity oiling system. Nance O'Neil, Edna May Oliver, ADO Towers are made of heavier material and have a Robert MelVade. Rosen Ales, among wider spread at the base than usual. 42,000 Superlative Artists. The result of 47 years in the windmill business . AXTELL CO. A WES RUGGLES Production Fort Worth — Amarillo — Lubbock — San Angelo Agents Wanted

PAGE FOUR—THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, APRII. 23, 1931

SPANISH CLUB TO MEET The "Cape y Espada" meets in - Collins Named Series Of Meals Planned room 310 Thursday evening at 7:30. Said the Sportset to the A rather unique and interesting program has been prepared by E. Solidset, 1931 Marshall By Home Economics Class B Pincher, program chairman of the organization. ' All members see "You're right in with the urged to be present. of knowledge have given the stu- Style trend." President Of This Years' During the winter term the stu- Junior Class Appointed To dents enrolled in Lunch Room dents new possibilities to work to- Raw cotton valued at $13,500,000 Said the Solidset to the Management served attractive ward . was Imported into Japan in a re- Position By President Paul meals at noon on Tuesday and The class in advanced nutrition cent month. Sportset, W. Horn Thursday. Especial attention was is preparing an exhibit for the given to supplying the meals at a Homemaking Education Rally. The the Sunday evening service at the , "Your colors are a moderate cost. These meals prov- composition of every day foods is First Methodist church Sunday.' Bill Collins. junior In the school ed to be very popular as was evi- depicted by the use of different Smart blend." of liberal arts, has been aplomb ed Rev. J. 0. Haynes will preach on denced by the large attendance of colored pegs. a specific color be- "Alcohol! The Arch Criminal!" Marshal for the 1931 gradual both faculty and towns people. ing used for each component food :exereiseF. ws, onnsunreo this At the present. the class in Meal material (fat, protein, carbohydrate. week by Dr PauJ te Hem Teoh Planning and Table Service under etc., The pep are cut into the presiders Collins, who hails from the Instruction of Miss Mayme proper lengths to represent the Brownfield. Is president of tile Twyford is serving a WWII of din- definite amount of food material Junior class this year ners, teas, and buffet suppers . present in a food and these as- This position involves a great These are being prepared and serv- sembled measurements for a speci- Men's deal of responsibility, according to ed to members of the class and In- fic food as potato and stuck into college officials. The Marshal must vited guests. This class will also a wooden block, thus demonstrat- see that every senior is in line serve a tea at the Home Manage- ing the proportional amounts of when marching to the excretes and ment Rouse on the afternoon of each food material in that food. Smart also that everything goes off on April 30 to the visitors of the A course in nutrition in disease time. Homemaking Education rally nas been added to the curriculum Leon Hay.. who this year is a The course in Demonstration this year. This Is especially plan- senior In the school of agriculture Cookery taught by Miss McFarlane ned to meet the needs of students and who hails from Roaring is proving successful. Wide possi- preparing for nutritional work in Shirts Springs. held this position last bilities In commercial field for good hospitals. Miss Jonnie McCrery, year demonstrators and an increasing , Head of the Foods and Nutrition demand for home economics trained Department. Is instructor in the Club Entertains women with scientific background 1 course. With Barn Dance ---as ,il. Spring Cleaning For Home Ees San Soon! club members were ! -is entertained with an informal barn lik \ i A 0 X4,, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 1, 4, 1, 4, dance at the country club Friday .." Special Duties Assigned To Practice Rome Girls evening. I.MONEVIV JOUVENI2S Hostesses for the occasion were By PAULINE HARGROVE be repainted that they may blend In Miss Rosemary Leave' ton. Effie with the other furniture. The radi- Smith, Catherine Mitchell. Lois Spring house cleaning in the Home Management House is a very ators throughout the house are to Graves, Tina Alexander. and Fran- Picnic And Dance have a new that of paint. Floors cer. s Snyde difficult subject on which to write ere to be waxed, windows washed , veralls were worn Spectacular Game Covered Aprons and p o Given By Cigales for we simply do not practice such i and walls brushed. while all the by the club members and guests. an old fashioned custom. What!! nooks and crannies are to be polish-' Harness. saddles, and bales ahay and Home Economics girls recog- ed. and other things suggestive of the Les Clgales club entertained for By Toreador Staff Member nized as being model housewives? Outside, Mr. Russell and his, farm addsd atmos p here to the club members and their dates with The answer is simple—we just country club hall for the occasion. Aggies are tranlanting some Doro- a picnic and dance Tuesday eve- don't let It get that duty. Speciall thy Perkins roses and some Texas I Music was furnished by a negro TexasTech's home-made base- TO DEBATE TODAY duties are attended to by each girl orchestra. Lolly-pops, punch, and ning, April 14 at the Country club. Bulebonnet roots. ball club added another victory to Presenting the affirmative of the either daily, weekly. monthly, or I cake were served. A negro orchestra furnished Grass b being sodded and a drlxc their string shortly after the noon question. "Resolved. That the Na- once In each term. One weekly duty and walk are being constructed on Guests included club members, tions Should Adopt a Policy of Free White were willing to music for the dancing. is the cleaning of silver. One term the north side. All shrubs are being and their friends. The total at- feeding time Sunday by knocking Trade," Charles 0:leen and Gar- Punch was served throughout the duty is the waxing of floors. trimmed, and the grass watered apologize as profusely as tendance numbered about sixty. the twinkle out of the Jones All- land Smith, both freshmen students evening to the following: However. we will admit that spe- daily that all may be in readiness we must for the poetry .. . Special guests included Dr. and stars with a count of 5 to 2. from Lubbock. will debate a team cial refurnishing and renovating are Mrs. J. H. Stiles. Miss Johnnie Me- Club members: Misses Marie for the horde of visitors who are , there's never anything but Maybe you'd call this mythical from Wayland college at Plainview now in progress. To wit, received Creels and Mrs. R Chitwood. today. The debate will be held Rutherford, Sue Shaw, Nina L., expected during the Homemaking varisty nine the Durham Duplexes. bed stead, replacing a steel cot which Education Rally on April 30 and Praise for McGregor Sport- maybe the Monroe Beaneaters, but there, it was announced yesterday. Gordon, Alyne Odom, Lois Karnes.' has been doing duty for three years.. The only other freshman debate May 1 and 3. sets or Solidsets• whatever they are called the boys Dorothy Rylander. Imogene Gor- Miss Mabel Erwin, Head of the for this year was held with the Boggs Translates from Cheri Casa defeated the All- don, Murvel Rankin, Elizabeth: Clothing Department, has person- West Texas State Teachers college BON'S and Young Men's Night is The Sportset is a golf en- stars and Umpire Davis and in Adams, Mildred Harris, Ruth Mil- ally supervised the making of a several weeks ago when Smith and to be given special recognition In semble of sweater and hose Difficult Spanish doing so gave an entirely new style dred Rylander. and Marjorie Drake., green and peach spread for this and of infield defense to master-minds Carroll Thompson, also of Lubbock. Guests: Misses Roberta Myrick. I the dyeing of some curtains for the By to match with knickers in Members of Spanish 333 are do- of baseball. In commenting on won a unanimous decision over the instructor's and student's offices. Canyon team. Joyce Teague. Alice Claire Teague.1 blending colors — in the ing their outside reading in poetry Hodges' play at second Rip Vinzant Hazel Duncan, Rowena Scott, and , The result Is a lovely soft green for the spring term. In one of the suggested: The Tech team is under the di- which rivals the tuba blades In shades of blue.wine, choco- rection of Miss Annah Jo Pendle- t C l Rob t classes, the students were given "Old Hodges sure plays a nifty Messrs. Joe Donley, Vernon John- our front flower beds. Three chairs the option of translating one of the game at stationary second." ton, acting head of the speech de- "Silk teraft" late, etc. of Baird, Parker 'Paulrnan. are to be dressed out in slip covers, partment. son poems into English prose or term. Whether this new style of in- Jason. Cap Parkinson, Dick Brown- and two lamp shades are to be pur- The Solidset is a solid color A number of excellent translations field play was orginated by Hodges ing. Polly Packet, Clarence Cole, chased. A mirror which hangs over were turned in. The following Is or whether Manager Durham sat rip, PLAN BABTIST BANQUET a shelf was repainted to match th° set of knicker and hose to With Dr. John Caylor, Dallas, BIB Simmonds, Harry Kelsey, Nor- taken from the writings of Alberto nights figuring the idea out has' ville Mullins, Tony Ulrich, George green touches In the remainder of $1.95 match, slightly brushed, in who Is state secretary of the Bap- Lista and was translated by Den not been determind Hodges pro- Brown. Lynn Witherspoon, Bill the kitchen. Chairs and tables in all new colors. Boggs: bably get credit for developing the tist Student union of Texas, as three of the students' rooms are to principal speaker. the Baptist stu- Stubbs, James Dominy, Frank —••Shirtcraft" stands for finest Amorous sigh. new system. Eaton, Milton Finley, Perry Mor- SETS ARE SMART Fly to my' dear: Through seven innings of air- dents of Tech are making arrange- tailoring. plus exceptional values ments for the annual banquet at gan, Albert Doucette, Vernon Lau- Softly so fly tight ball the All-stars not the pace. rence. Eugene Mitchell, Gene in materials. All shirts from she not hear: , the Hilton hotel May 1. All Baptist Sport Set $7.85 That thanks to the pitching arm of a Snyder. Warren Lilly, Garland 'Shin craft' are guaranteed not 56.85 And if she should hear thee. dark haired lad named HoPPer. I Tech students are invited . Solid Set Tell her thou wart a sigh. Tickets were placed on sale this Nystel, Gordon James, and John K. to shrink In the neckbands. Manager Durham sent in himself. Cooper. Not whose thou mayest be. Lankford. and Tribble. The result week and a special program is be- —Each shirt is made with a was that when Manager Durham in- ing arranged. Old Lodal Elected Vice- jected Outfielder Durham into the collar stay—tt really keeps the WeTakia-Vekihtfa line-up the Cheri Casa boys began POSTPONE ELECTION Seniors At T. C. U. --that won't collar in place. Every shirt is President Engies Society the scoring rally that closed the Postponement of the election of trimmed with the finest pearl new officers for the Tech organize- do us The Engineering society, at their ledger with the game marked down Average B Minus buttons—once you wear one you to their credit. 4 tion of the American Society of meeting last week elected three new will have no other. Army Tracksters officers for the coming year. Olaf Although Don Maddox didn't Mechanical Engineers until the FORT WORTH, April. 23.—The any harm_ Lodal was elected vice-president. look like any Greta Garbo patroling meeting two weeks from last Thes- scholastic average of 156 seniors' FASTER Basil Hill treasurer, and Carl Mc- I the second base for the All-star day night was announced yester- who have applied for degrees in The Best Colors— Defeat Agg Team Adams secretary. area the backbone of the Tech Iday Bill Fry, president. It was June from Texas Christian Univer- THE NEW These officers are installed every Chamber of Commerce pounded out Planned to hold the election last sity is approximately B minus, ac- Tan, Blue, Green, White The first Infra-mural track meet year during the spring term. Presi- several hits. Crites, France, Mof- Tuesday night. cording to a study made by Regis- of the season resulted in the Army dent of the society and other of- fett, Green,—well, about half the The society is made up of stu- trar E. R. 'Tucker. All silk hand made ties to match defeating the Aggies by the close ficers are chosen during the winter football team, laid aside their Sun- dents in the Tech department of The grading system calls for pass- every mechanical engineering end has score of 54 1-2 to 46 1-2. Neither term. day School lessons to join in the ing grades of A, B. C, and D, and shut $1.00 ride was very far out in front at Plans for a picnic to be given in afternoon's outing. Cogdell as of - for Its purpose the promotion of the falling grade of F. Averages are any stage of the meet, however, the next few weeks were also dis- ficial scorer and Jack Davis, who that industry. Fry, who was chosen computed by assigning a numerical PORTABLE the deciding event was the half cussed at the meeting. held the extra balls for the pitcher, president last winter, halls from value of 1 to D, 2 to C, 3 to B and 4 4TOUSTON mile relay which was last on the chaperoned the party. Dallas, to A. The average of the seniors TYPEWRITER at la 2a4 Program and was won by Kuhn, Greene County. Term., farmers was found to be 2.66. C OdderkTAriNI arms Moffet, Collins. and Vinzant for the will sell 510.000 worth of walnut I CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS TO DISMISS CLASSES Students majoring In the depart- "The Best Place to Shop Army. kenaels this year. Members of the College club So that students may take part ment of chemistry, foreign lan- $6000 O'C LOCK After All" Pour campus organizations com- elected the following officers. Jelly In the judging of the contests RI e u a Res, mathematics. psychology pose the intramural track and field various events were as follows: 120- Kelly. president: Gus Joiner, vice- the Interscholastic League meet and sociology have an overage of B Typewriter Sales Co. lists at the local college. all track yard high hurdles Owen. Army; president; Blake Smith. secretary here Friday and Saturday, all class- or above. being limited to intramural games Hitchcoke, Aggie; 100-yard dash: and treasurer; Walt Nixon, ser- es will be dismissed Friday from 10 Sixty-seven students failed 597 Next Door To Western Union Vinzant, Hitchcock, Aggle; geant-at-arms: and John Wulfman. o'clock until 3 o'clock that after- hours during the first semester of this season, The Liberal Arts team Army; meets the Engineer tracksters next 880-yard run; Hitchcock. dame; reporter. noon, college officials have an- the present school year, the study ■Midneil Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock in McArthur, Aggle; low hurdles: Wil- nounced. It Is probable that classes further reveals. Thirteen students wmem.99...n""."Mten the second dual meet. liams, Aggle; Sollls, Army; 440-yard MEETING CALLED will be held as usual on Saturday. made a perfect scholastic record, Coach Vinzant himself took high dash: Moore. Aggie; Butts, Army; A secial program has been ar- Many of the students will help with A grades in all subjects. point honors 'Tuesday when he 220-yard dash: Vinzant. Army; Col- ranged for a meeting tonight of in the judging of debates, declam- won first place in the 100-yard lins. Army; mile run: Dickinson, the Tech Spanish club, La Caps Y ation contests and other competi- Y ouWont Believe it dash. first in the 220-yard dash, Aggie; Porter, Aggle: half-mile re- F.spada, according to officials. The tive events which will be held those Young Men first in the broad jump and •aced lay: Army', Aggie: pole vault: Kuhn, program is under the direction of two days. Eighteen West Texas )F In the winning relay team for a Army; FIngley. Army; and Camp- E. B. Pincher, chairman of the pro- counties will compete. and Till You See Them . total of 10 1-4 points. Kuhn of the bell, Army; broad jump: Vinzant, gram committee . Army aggregation took second'hon- Army: Kuhn, Army: discus: L. The regualr meeting will be held A new process for making colored 5 itteldknewri published house het out ors with 12 1-4 points and Matt Starr Aggle; Fisher. Aggie: high in room 310 of the administration motion pictures at low cost has been Boys' Night • herturnsends to hoodoo& of bookloven mho, hem 5. choeee from moss oil he Ilitchcok was third high point man Jump Senn. Army Kuhn. Army; building at 7:30 o'clock. invented In Germany. Sunday Evening Service es,Estanding landmarks of the world's litera- with 11 points. javelin: Fisher, Aggie; McWilliams. ture the fifteen volumes they would most Winners and runners u pin the Army. IS CAMPUS VISITOR Mrs. J. A. Jewell recently cele- Theme whit to own Among the recent visitors on the brated her 105th birthday by going The remit of this haven ha he autb- Tech campus was "Red" Howell of to church at Emsworth, England. ois of UNIVERSAL LIBRARY--dehue Paducah, a former student. He has "Alcohol! The edition of Skeen of the great works of been teaching school near Paducah Profits of Australia's government Booklovers Eche,. Eras& Sceadmarieu tied the past year. tobacco monopoly in 1931 are ex- Arch Criminal" Amorisms whom Howell was a pitcher on the Tech pected to be over 50 per cent. ... Attention! Too woes behave h 1.03 em ass and Matador baseball team before the hurtle these beautiful boobs to their nch if Youth Male Chorus od 4,41.1. bishop that he biro t discontinuance of that sport. Hare ts your oPturrhIlls, huhu. Id your owe personal Myer,. hew not $3.00 had blot de time adhioh st the great Sardines exported from the Unit- =doh. lanclehilia of the world'. Morning Worship 10.50 ed States in 1930 were valued at $7 h taster, at prices oewthird of Weir 137,594. Do you own a real valnel Pastor's Theme: We Invite you th come la and es- amlot the exquisite volumes oh, Here are three of the Hues phials Parker Pen? 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