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The Miami Hurricaine THE MIAMI HURRICAINE VOL. XIX CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 24, 1944 No. 3 HURRICANE 1945 Orange Bowl Queen Ashe Urges Hurricanes Keyed For Education Auburn Game Tonight Fresh from their first win of the year and keyed to give a good account of themselves against a heavily favored foe, the Univer­ Centers sity of Miami Hurricanes meet a powerful and heavy Auburn team in the Orange Bowl tonight at 8:20. Educational centers of culture The first of three grid giants to appear at the tail-end of the for the area of Dade county in the future were proposed by Dr. Hurricane schedule, Auburn has a starting line averaging 200 Bowman F. Ashe when he ad­ pounds and a backfield with dressed members of the Teachers' weight distributed in the right Chapter of the Miami Alumni spots to make a 177 pound aver­ association at a dinner given in age. their honor Wednesday night. Bulwark of the line is Center The University, Dr. Ashe said, Tex Warrington. He is a senior Future Of would aid such a program and co-captain with experience at Wil­ would serve as a vehicle for its liam and Mary, from whence the planning. Plainsmen coach, Carl Voyles, has After outlining the develop­ come. Warrington is the defens­ Hospital ments and tendencies in the edu­ ive stronghold for the visitors cational field since 1900, Dr. Ashe and bolsters his inexperienced emphasized the need for some­ teammates. A freshman, Den- vard Snell, weighs in at 272 and Discussed thing new in public schools. He starts at right tackle. felt that Dade county in particu­ Conversations, between City lar needed something which no Offensive power in the second­ Manager A. B. Curry and Univer­ present public school model could ary is mainly embodied in Curtis sity heads, discussing the proposal give it. Kuykendall, 158-pound triple- that the Jackson Memorial hos­ "Miami is a city which will al­ threater from Mississippi. The pital be turned over to the Uni­ most certainly double and treble much discussed wingback is a se­ versity for use as a medical cen­ its size in the very near future," nior and co-captain with his cen­ ter have been carried on this week he predicted and went further to ter. He earned a letter in 1942 following instructions of the Mi­ say that the Dade County school at Auburn. The Tigers did not ami City commission. play ball last year. system, if it is to meet the needs Dr. Bowman F. Ashe, president, of the community, must be Kuykendall's understudy, Billy said Wednesday of the proposal, doubled and trebled accordingly. Ball, is another offensive demon. "I think it would be a good move Dr. Ashe quoted from recent Not in top playing condition most if the details on it can be worked investigation findings of a city of the year, Ball has regained out, but it is too early to say planning committee which pre­ his form and will see plenty of whether they can or not." dicted that the future Miami will action tonight. At 145 pounds, he is the fastest man on the squad. The proposal was first made at extend below Chapman field in Second U. Co-Ed To Reign a meeting of the City commission the south, past Ojus, in the north, With the addition of three men last week. At the meeting Com­ and to Sweetwater, in the west. to the Hurricane roster and the missioner Fred W. Hosea proposed The estimated population for As Queen Of Orange Bowl conversion of two fullbacks to that the city-owned $2,000,000 1963 as stated by the committee line positions, Coach Eddie Dunn institution be transferred to the is 615,000. Sparkling Vernell Bush, University freshman, has been selected can field a line which can match University. the visitors in brawn. The people who could devise an as 1945 Orange Bowl Queen to reign over New Year's Day festivi­ Because of provision early this Al Dockery, 200-pounder has educatonal system suitable for ties held annually in the stadium. year that the city be paid $150,000 this area, Dr. Ashe felt, are the been switched to guard and Steve Thrilled over the offer, Vernell is a vivacious five foot seven a year for the care of charity teachers, principals, superintend Tish will get a chance at tackle. patients, there is no reason for the inches and is 19 years old dents and school board of Dade The new V-12 class has given city to continue the operation of county. A previous beauty winner, Mias Dunn a 185-pound tackle in Fred Miami of 1944, Vernell placed a hospital for paying patients, "I think of the University as a Chase of Plant City. sixth in the national contest held Mr. Hosea said. State law requires vehicle for the things they want MBS To Begin Two V-12 backs, 200-pound that the city care for all charity to do," he continued. at Atlantic City. Offers from Glenn Barrington, full, and Bill Hollywood film and New York cases. Dr. Ashe suggested some of the Chance, 170-pound half, have modeling firms were turned down joined the squad. All will prob­ "Experience has proven," he features he thought these future Lecture Series said, concerning the proposal, educational centers should have. by Vernell, who felt that going ably be used tonight. te school was more important. Dunn is counting on a good deal "that university operation of hos­ He felt that they should be the pitals raises the standard of (Ser­ center of all community activity. She will major in voice. Light of trouble from the Tiger's pass­ oj>era songs are the type Vernell Tuesday ing attack and the deception in vice all along the line and has Provisions should be made for always been far superior to r. un- (Continued on Page Four) likes to sing best, but her love of Opening the lecture series plan­ their unusual formations. Au­ all music is shown in her exten­ ned this year by Mu Beta Sigma, burn's Voyles, who studied a| icipal operation. Here the man­ sive collection of modern records honorary biological society, Major Oklahoma A £ M, put William agement, policy, and personnel is —jive to boogie-woogie. Marshall Ruffin will speak Tues­ and Mary in the gridiron spot­ constantly changing. Miami is Vernell is a graduate of Miami day 12:45 p.m., room 132. light with his spectacular offens­ ideally located, strategically, for Frosh Hold Primaries Edison high school where for three ive system. a great medical center and it will Major Ruffin, a psychiatrist, has be ready for such expansion im­ y-ars she was a cheerleader. been working for over a year at Auburn needs this game to ' The nomination of Vernell was mediately after the war. This ex­ Final Vote Today the Biltmore Army hospital. He maintain a .500 average on the pansion should and no doubt will Votes cast by freshmen voters announced by President Van C. was formerly an instructor in the season. The Plainsmen bowed to K ussrow of the Orange Bowl Com­ be the most important step ever determined Monday the students School of Aviation Medicine. Georgia Tech, Tulane, Mississippi taken by the University and will mittee. She is the second Uni­ who would compete in the finals Officers of the club and Dr. State, and Georgia. Wins were attract attention throughout both versity student to receive the registered over Howard, Fort Ben­ of the class elections, Friday. Julian D. Corrington will be hosts Americas." Receiving the highest number honor, Muriel Smith having reign­ ning Fourth Infantry, and Pres­ ed last year. to Major Ruffin at lunch on Tues­ byterian. The Plainsmen scored of votes cast for the office of day, in the San Sebastian. Possibilities of endowments freshmen president were Paul A native Miamiam, Vernell, 57 points on Presbyterian, a team would be much greater if the Skelton with 86 votes and Robert whose name is a contraction of Mu Beta Sigma pledges will Miami beat by the score of 31-12 University should take over the High with 75. Vera and Nell, is the daughter of meet with actives Saturday for an last week. hospital, Dr. Hart E. Van Riper In the run-off for vice presi Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bush, of 1032 initiation banquet at the Barce­ feels. Dr. Van Riper is the medi­ dent will be: Bob Harrell, Don N. W. 35th Street. lona restaurant, 7 p.m. Reserva­ cal director of the hospital. Hassler, and Dick Rice. VerneU's first reaction when she tions may be made with Mark "People are not inclined," he Candidates for the office of sec­ beard she had been nominated Brown or at the zoology depart­ Sophs To Sponsor said, "to leave money to a hos­ ment. retary are: Annette Jones and was one of surprise for she had pital which is owned by a city; in Hope Tannenbaum. not thought she would receive the Informal Dance other words, leave their money to Those to compete for treasurer nomination. a city. But, through 'old school "Of course," she says, "I was An informal football dance will ties' and the like, a good many will be Arthur Barron, Harold be sponsored by the sophomore Winters and Eleanor McConnell. very happy, and think most any people, I imagine, who would not Miami girl would have -been, too. Scholarship Awards class Saturday from 8:30 to mid­ leave money to a municipally- Senatorial candidates are: Jim night at the Coral Gables Wom­ Lipscomb, Archie Gorden, John It's a great honor." owned hospital probably would Although all of her duties as en's club.
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