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100 IRC Delegates Here for Convention ectioitial Today-1 olealwie Tech Student, Called lItil eadoi Tells Pete To Boycott Of Local "Lalli LI8HAa sta la Vista, As Honky Tonk Dives THE TOREADO R Contract Paid Off VOLUME XV Z-742 TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE, LUBBOCK, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1941 NUMBER 43 100 IRC Delegates Here For Convention Today's Program Cawthon Relinquishes Reins To Dell Morgan Highlighted By Cawthon-Smith Dinner Speech mein044,4 pete Jack York Plays BY RUTH FAUST %apt/a q" Th Tor,ador Staff Writer Contracts Are R EPRESENTATIVES FR O M (An Editorial) jersey of Old Matt Hitchcock's, Sure, they For All-College eight colleges of West Texas- WELL, WE'VE COME to the fork of the trail, mean a lot to you, Pete, but they mean a lot New Mexico Regional Conference of International Relations clubs, 'Paid In Full' pal. You're turning off here, and your road to Tech, too. And you've always stood by Tech. totaling approximately 100 dele- ahead looks pretty bright from the curve. You you know. In Gym Tonight gates, registered here yesterday A "PAID IN FULL" salary tendered your resignation, and they've mail- Now, you're moving on to greter heights. for twelfth regional conference of IRC. check through the mails ed you your salary. But, you'll never forget Texas Tech, and she You can conga and rhumba with brought to a close yesterday never will forget you. You've been a fine Techstere and visitors to the York Highlight of today' s program music tonight in the Tech gym. will be a banquet at Hilton hotel his illustrious. 11-year career coach, Pete Cawthon; you'll be a finer tradi- Jack York, popular swing-mas- at 7 u m. at which time Prof C. as head coach at Texas Tech tion. ter of Tech, will play at the Ali- Dale Fuller, of University of Den- for Peter Willis Cawthon. You've built a lot of men, a lot of prestige college dance where IRC delegates ver, special visiting speaker for the Cawthon. he of the airdale and eight more ball clubs for this school since will meet the Tech student body at conference, will discuss "Inter- the student sponsored dance from American Relations of Tomorrow." haircut and glue-thick drawl, the first time I saw you. That was in the early 9 to 12. Mayo Boucher, president of the lo- was in Chicago when his re- thirties. Pete, and you were getting grey-head- Prices for admission is $1 for cal club and regional conference, lease from contract by Presi- ed over the way Shorty France used to cut stage and 75 cents for dates with will preside. Following the banquet dent Clifford B. Jones was an- away from his interference before he hit the the visiting delegates admitted visiting delegates will be guests of free. the college at an All-College dance nounced to the public. clear. You were pretty swell to us high school from 9-12 in gymnasium. Texas Tech's Board of Direc- kids; you used to let us play with the extra Each semester the student coun- • cil gives one dance for students Delegates assembled in engineer- tors in a recent meeting, accep- footballs along the sidelines during workouts. and are giving this one to honor ted Cawthon's resianation alone That was in 1933, wasn't it, Pete? You've ing auditorium at 2 pm, to hear the students from other schools welcoming addresses by Boucher, with that of his assistant Russell come a long way since then. You've turned an here for the International Rela- President Clifford B. Jones and T. Smith. The board already has tions conference. Uniformed gen. l unknown little West Texas college team into James Snyder, president of the stu- appointed Dell Morgan to head tlemen present will be from New dent body. Eugene Lack of Uni- mentorship at Tech. with Morley one of the nation's most colorful, aggressive Mexico Military Institution. versity of New Mexico, vice presi- Jennings accepting the Director elevens. York began his band-leading ca- dent of the conference, gave they in high school and will play the of Athletics post. A great coach hasn't been your only achiev- response on behalf of visiting dele- • the latest and most popular songs l ment. You've been a cagy actor, too. We've gates. Miss Amy Heminway Jones, Smith also was paid for the du- with his own arrangements. representative of Carnegie Endow- ration of his contract, August 31, seen you walk into the wolves' den at Monday • night quarterback meetings, where there was ment sponsors of the conference, identical to Cawthon's.. However, spoke briefly. Smith will not relinquish duties un- a bounty on your scalp. Yet, you always left Second sesion of round table dis- til April I, while Cawthon was re- them laughing. Remember how peeved you used cusione wil start at 9.15 am. to- leased concurrently with the mall- Engineer Papers day. Round Table No. 1 will meet Mg of the salary check. to get at THE TOREADOR sports stories, how you used to spy a reporter pushing toward the in room 218 of Administration Morgan, former Teens Tech building to continue the discus- freshman coach under Cawthon, gym, and you'd scuttle out to the practice sion began yesterday afternoon on assume his duties as To Be Presented will arrive to house to make him find you? "Europe, 1941." head coach and acting Director But you have never passed those writers • of Athletics. The latter position Competitive Papers in public without a friendly word or smile. Clifton Shordiehe of University of will be retained until Morley Jen- Slated For ASME New Mexico wil deliver a paper on nings arrives June 1. did you. Pete? "Reconstruction Problems of Eu- • This is your TOREADOR "30" edition Pete. Competitive papers prepared and rope—Economic, Social, and Politi- The turnover brought to a close I wish it could atone for all the cracks its col- given by mechanical enginerse will cal." Third session of Round Ta- an 11-year period in Texas Tech he presented at the meeting of ble No. 1 wit begin at 2:15 p.m. athletics that saw Cawthon's teams umnists of the last decade have taken. But, in Tech chapter of ASME at 7:15 p JACK YORK the same room to hoar Argo Peek, winning 82 games, losing 34 and you always accepted them as just, unprejudiced m. Monday night in room 151 of IRC Dance Maestro Tech graduate student, discuss tying Mx. In 1938 and 1939 his foot- criticisms, taking them in your stride. never the engineering building. ■ see Story to left) "United States' Post-War European ball aggregations were narrow-1 1,stmaing to ba•k,bite.- polary - or Aloornese.' margin losers in Sun Bewl and The papers, which win be- Judged .... ...... At the first meeting held yester- Cotton bowl clamtes. The record of The only consolations we salvage from this by faculty members. will determine day, Van Earl Hughes, of Wayland last fall, nine won, one lost, one farewell are the assets of your successors. With the mechanical engineering stu- college gave a paper on "Funda- tied, brought Cawthon's 22-year- It's hard to believe I'll be out at the prac- dents to represent the local branch Morley Jennings and Dell Morgan, we know mental Causes of Present Euro- old personal coaching history to a tice field next month, watching the Red Raid- at Houston at the annual meeting Designed For Those the Raiders can roll again. They're men who pean Turmoil, the Case of Britain" temporary close of 145 victories ers ramble, and not find you out there trying of Southwest Student Branches of have passed the acid test of coaching; men who American Society of Mechanical and Coleman C. Martin, New Mex- against 54 defeats and 12 tics. to read those diagram charts through the sand, It was under Cawthon's colorful can take your seat under the wheel and push engineers. Rice Institute will tic ico Military Institute, discussed "The Historic German Aims Versus See CAWTIION Page 4 squinting your eyes and waving your arms. host to the convention which will ea,mr..4 Review on to bigger championships for Texas Tech. Nazi Aims." • And what will you do with those worn old be held March 28 and 29. That's what you and all of us want. But, Papers include: "A High Speed Presiding officers for all three practice pants, Pete. those with the ripped-out it's hard to see you go just the same. Indicator" by Willard Bauman. With 8-9 Classes sesiom are Chairman, P. B. Shan- knees, and the thick woolen sox whose pat- Yes, it is with a mingled feeling of deep president of the society. "The Need non, Tech; Discussion leader, Glen Broadway Show terns never quite matched? regret and great anticipation that today's TOR- and Possibilities of Participation Davis, West Texas State Teachers of Engineers in Public Affairs" by college; Faculty advisor, B. H. We'd like to keep them around Tech, if you EADOR, speaking both for itself and editors G. G. Fairley, secretary-treasurer, Warren instructor In Wayland col- don't mind. We'd like to pack them in a glass of long-gone days, must say, and 'Inertia Supercharging" which A skating party sponsored by lege, Plainview. Draws Techsans case and hang them alongside that faded red so long, Pete. Hello, Dell!—Bill Wood will be presented by G. W. Dingus, the Women's Church federation • vice-president to the society.
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