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• rr Page Four NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, September 11, 1942 Publications Heads Scat Backs l=eatured • Tough Grid Drill s ' Fifty-nine Men Swim in ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Barnes Looks Forward Weekly Publication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico In the ADDS TWO INSTRUCTORS f . . VoL. XLV Z437 ALjlUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, SEPTEM;BER 18,1942 No 5 D>. c v Wlcket and MISS JaneT0 Success ul Season • Kluckhohm have JDmed the Eng .. Intramural Water Event L a I r lJsh depaitment to 1:eplace Dr Wil­ LIGHT, SOUND TO PLAY IMPORTANT Famed Fiction lis Jacobs who has been d1aftcd Rigorous Training Planned to Prepare for CLASS ELECTION WED. and Dt, E. A Swallow who has ac­ Opener Sept. Seconds Win First Scrimmage ROLE IN RODEY'S "THUNDER ROCK, Collection Uses As Sigs Take First Place By BOB LOCKWOOD cepted n posJt10n at Westetn State J9, co11ege m Colorado, Now under the watchful eye of Head Ooach Wdhs Barnes, the L1ght and sound will play Important roles m "Thunder Rock," Rodey D1, C. V WJcket was a member Theater's first play of the new season Dick Cox 1S m charge of soun-d New Mexico Story IN SUB LOUNGE 8 TO 5 Umve1s1ty of New Mexico Lobos have stntted practice m earnest the staff from 1927·1929 In and Df\mel Ely ts the hght designer and techmCian. Barbs Take First Place in B League; Thnt wasn't thundet you heu.rd yesterday afternoon at 2 p m­ at Long drill$ on fundamentals and plny.s plus heqvy scrimmages have New Mex1co's htetary magazme, It was the behemoths of the Air Base gomg through their paces on 1930 he left to complete work for been the dally routme this week The teulfic heat ;fiom the sun and The 13ound ;man's JOb ~~~ one, long, tedtous search for sound effects, and Th~ New Mexico Quartel'ly Review, Ballot Will Also Be Cast to Fill Navy Places Second in A and B Classes the Lobo p:t:achce field Shipkey'a 1hst eleven lo?ked impreasiVe wtth h1s doctm 's degree at the Umver­ the hat dened condition of the turf have mQde the workouts even harder once procured, he must determme whether or not the sound 1s right sJty of P1ttsbU1g whete he later He must have keen ears and an'l------published by the Unnersity of New hllrd~drivmg Conme Sparks and shtfty Clee Maddox; t~anng huge holes for the boys ' Intramuial swimming }noved a btg success w1th over 59 entries m was an mstructor. mgenuoue temperment Mex1co and ed1ted by Dr. Dudley the A v..nd B leagues Populallty f the B league is increasmg and wJll thtough a makeshtft defense The weak hnk m Shipkey's plans 1s Batnes planned a ngorous tram~ Junior Vacancy on Student Council M1ss Jane }{Juckhohm was gradu­ be wen established before the season ends ' his appal eiJt lack of rese1 ves , ===~======lmg peuod for lmr squad m the The scene, a lonely bghthouse on MIRAGE PICTURES Wynn, nssomate professor of Eng~ ated f1om the Umversity of Wls­ Wednesday, September 28, ele<:_t1ons for class officers will be held The Slgma Chi's had Jngh points and the Navy was second The The Lobo-A1r Base t1lt may well be the Army-Navy game of the Thunder Roek on northern Lake hsh, 1s represented m the newest lconsm and recetved he1 maste1 's bme remauung before the An Base fiom 8 a m. to 5 p m m the SUB Lounge Aheady the Greek Com­ southwest W1th about 90 percent of the Wolfpac!t sportmg N R 0 T C. Mtch1gan, presents the problem of ed1t10n of the book, "The Best S1gma Cht's ran up 4G pomts tot=:======::::; ldegree from UNM She hlts been game and announced practice would START MONDAY bme has lost fom officeiS because they fa1led to submtt thmr nmnma~ umforms, they Wlll ably represent the Navy, From th1s corner the a contmualsurf beatmg ,agamst the top the Navy's ~0 The Kappa S1gs teachmg m nn Albuquerque lugh ad be held s1x days eaCh week American Short Stones." ttons to the. Pmsonnel Office nt the des1gnatecl time However, there games looks hke a typical .se:tVJce eleven contest with the sold1ers giVIng Appomtmertts for Muage ptc.­ will be a sbtf fight over the 1enJ,aming offices..~ as both Combmes offer Wete thud W1th lt pomts and the way to thctr opponents m the final stages of the game school hghthouse. Thts sound can not be The story IS uPrairies.'' wr1tten Faculty Senate Meets Steve Reynolds, asststant coach, tures are now bemg made m the exce1lent candidates Gerald Fischet announced that at the suggestmn Independents fourth w1th 7 Last The hardwoods are bemg kept busy dally w1th the basketball team created by a recordmg but must by Boyce Eakin and published m There wdl be a Faculty By JEAN LYLES has been tutormg the ends, while Sub lobby or m the Mtrage office of the Admtmsttatmn, the election wtH be held but one day, mstead of already gettmg then ''eye" m shape Some of the boys are also be done by hand, and most of all The Quarterly Rev1ew 1n August, plnce was taken by the P1lces wtth Senate mcetmg Tuesday aft­ Guls' mtJnmuuls started out Geolge Pebol has ble!l workmg accordmg to an announcement by the usual two as stipulated m the ConstitutiOn puslnng the cmders around outs1de Election of Offl'cers 6 pmntS. ernoon at 4-.00 m Biology 6 With a bang th1s week M1s the hne Petrol, a pro ~tar before the same .rhythm of a real surf Ed Harley, ed1tor Due to the d!ffl. 1941 It 1s one of 30 stories pub­ At the same time elections Wlll¥------­ Steve Vidal, heir-apparent to the No 1 spot on Lobo tenms squad, Ali faculty members, whether G1eaves, two physical educatiOn mn· must be aclheved To the audience culbes m obtammg photographers hshed m the 1942 1ssue of the vol be held for the pos1t10n on tho The Baths took the B league has been swmgmg a mean fotehand these days prepatmg fat the For In d epen dent Men ]ors and a lost column Writer had lllJU>mg hlS knee, appears to be Marte Louise lEI an Alpha Clu Omc~ on the Senate or not nrc asked 1t might sound hke Lake Michigan the deadlme for pictures Will be ume, whtch IS p;roduced by Haught Jumor CouncJl vacated by Bill ga, belongs to the Dramatic Club, and the Navy came lll second With commg season • h a rough game of badmmton Come a t enl coachmg find, and should November 1 and there can be no t'l) attend, Dr. James F, Ztm .. poundmg agamst Thunder Rock, Br1gg s Everyone w11I vote fOI can b~ remembered for her pntt the Stgma. Ch1's and KA's tymg GUEST OF THE WEEK-B!ll Hall, Albuquerque Trlbune-A1r T0 B M d N on guls-what's the matter' It turn out a SCJappy hne, as players lengthemng of this time on Mtffhn Co and ed1ted by Mnrtha merman, pres1dent of the e on ay lg t Jumor Councilman, but class offi m "The Male Ammnl," and ts stage fol' thu: d place Base grid tussle bere next weekend may tum mto a persnal fued but to the sound man It's JUSt a P1ctures will be made by Mr Foley, formerly asso01ate edttor Senate, announced today. The officers of Independent Men ought to be fun to chase the guys seem eager to cooperate With htm. • eers Will be elected by thmr re~ manager fot this year's 1'Thundet between centers for possession of the ball W1th teams usmg identical 11 couple pounds of rice on a screen Charles Vandervoort of Santa Fe w1th her husband, Wh1t Burnett, of The wmnet s m the A league for the 'first semestet of 1942 wlll ~Zv! ~t ~~~r t;n;a!~l: w;ek and The Lobos have a weqlth of back; specttve clasr;es only The Aus­ Rock". She IS on the AWS Counc.1l s1gnnls and plays, the centers ate apt to make n grab for the 1ngskm A thunder and ram storm will be 'Mr Vand-ervoort bas done the Story mngazme Annual pubhcn~ were· be elected Monday night Nom1 ~ < u can thts year and should run their trahan ballot w1ll be used m both and maJOis m Dramatic Art VIVJ .. eac:h t1m8 the quarterback barks stgna1s '" photographic work for the Stan· S'x lengths (200 feet free style). nat1ons were mnde last Monday ni !~:~t n:e ~~~:.:;~:l ¥r;;r:n~ l,lbut It opponents ragged ehasmg them another effect for Dtck Cox to tion of the book was begun by Ed mstnnees, although the Hare ballot enne Hernandez 1g SoCial Chairman NEWMAN CLUB MEETS The 1942 ed1bon of the New MeXICO Football Dope Sheet will 1 ford annual m past years was previOusly used m eled10ns be off the press m a couple of days Independent meetmg up. s ows over the field At the head of the achieve The audience w1ll actually ward J. O'Br1en, now dead of Town Club and IS the AWS Sammy Tschnpp1e1'1 Navy m 3 min­ The pictures will be made m the for Student Council, This could not Rubdown of the week goes to Dr Hill-The mtramurals got under Nommattons for prestdent we1e The ---- hst are Red Sm1th and Leon Ser. see the ram fallmg, anrl the shak~ Bes1des the Eakin story, three Council She wns a Spur, had the utes 16 seconds; .Ed Harley 1 Sigma FIRST TIME TUESDAY girls are gomg .t.o lJnve a Muage office starlmg Monday John Lantow Mard•hall Piercefield i ~ ver, halfbacks, but they will rece1ve other Quarterly Review stor1es are be used now as only one member lend m "Pel'sonnl Island" for Rodey way With a "bang" m the sw1mmmg tournament and Dr. Htll promises ' ... ' sw1mm ng tournament 11ext weelt lf plenty of t t f B mg of a long piece of tbm _plastic mornmg As tn past years the cost 1s bemg elected to the Conned Chi, second and Paul Harley, Navyt Phd WlBgel, nctmg pres1dent1 Melvin Morns, nnd Gotdofi Rosen. compe 1 100 rom uzz hsted m the back of the volume as last year, and ts a hJstory mn)or lots of act Spnce" m the dldates for Secrctary-Treasuter are fout th. meetmg. The sudden }lopularity of the word Jeep has made many wonder umty sing was held. leadel' and get together on thetr \\hen he crashed mto massive Assembly on Thursday kmds of eleetriCnl devices which tor's degree He is teachmg five May, 1941 1ssue, and Ehdabeth W. Council, belongs to the Skt Club, Evelyn Harr1s and Paul Harley, re­ and was a Vigilante. H1s mnJOt ----- as the derivat1on of LaSheU's mcknnme, ut 4'Jeep" has priOrities on yells, or maybe M1ss Sanchez wdi Trmner Cameron nnd hmped off may be called for m the script. It Spamsh courses; among them one Ouellet, who has a one~stnr rat111g specttvcly Evelyn Harris 1s Socml Three lengths ftee style Bdl I 1s Business Administration Barnes, S1gma Cht, ftrst: Sam the name acquirmg tt before the Army chase them off wh1ch ts better sbll the field w1tn a pnmful "charlie 1s h1s mgenu1ty which Will deter~ m Spanish dr:ima. m which he JS for "A House for Jcnuy," also first Chatnnan and Pledge President of Char1es Baldwtn IS runnmg on Tschappler, Navy, second, OrestinCJ Kunkel Wants Drummers, Until next week then, let's have a b1gger crowd out to wntch prac~ Mrs. Hooper Selected The r1dlng classes are st1ll in the horse.'' Deferment Possible in ERC mme the supenor1ty or the medioc .. particularly mterested published m tb.e August, 1941, JS• Cht Omega She is n l1ome econo­ If sue the Independent T1cket nnd has miC maJor. Harley is n member of Pucetm, Navy, thl1'd, Chm·he Barn­ tice the "football doesn't amuse you Len Delayo wlll try with figure e1ght a~d JUm!'mg stage but The Lobos Will have a powerful r1ty of the performance. M1ss Helen Eaton comes here his nmtations of var1ous members of the squad, namely Leon Server, they Will begm playmg polo soon starting eleven but w ll be weak from the East where she has taught. Mr L'Amour 11ves at Choctaw, been an ncbve member of the Inde­ Independent :Men He Is m the hart, Independent, fourth; George Trombonists for Band To Succeed Jean Mullins 1 For All Qualifying Students Th I bl ld 1 pendent men smce h1s Freshman D1ckmson, S1gma Ch1, fifth or you can get Relkm, manager, to explain the game Four g1rls (wh1c.h doesn't speak so on reserves unt~l the :f!reshmen and e genera pu IC se om ren ~ Her last two years have been spent Okln , Mtss Hough IS at Lou1siana NROTC, a participant 1n mtra~ The Umversity band ts now prac­ year, he JS also a major in Busmess n.trs. Freder1ck Hooper :has been well for our femmmc horactpen) other inexperienced men become RepresentatiVes of the Navy,¥------­ IZes the off stage roU played ~Y m research, but she has prev1ously State umvers1ty, Baton .Rouge, nnd murals, and played freshman :foot­ Indiv1dunl medley• BI11 Barnes, ticing a drlll for perfo1 monee at Admimsbation Sigma Ch1, fhst; Ea:t:1 Fuller, Sig­ selected by the Student Un1on com· and one boy btt the dust last week. ncquamted w1th the mtracaCies of I Army, Marme Corps and Coast abihty to deal WJth maps and charts the hght designer, who not on Y taught m Columbia umversit.y and M1ss Oullet IS from 1\.fanhattnn bn11. He 1S nn Engmeer. the L

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Page Two NEW MEXICO LOBP Fr1day September 18 1942 Fridlfy September 18 1942 NEW MEXICO LOBO Page Th1ee Lobo Policies Today the Lobo makes Its appear&nce under a new ethtor Patricia Freeman to Take PHil WIEGEl TO HEAD NEWMAN CLUB the second this year It IS only natmal then that this and Soil Conversation Service Wednesday night the c v Is held followmg editiOns wlll Vluy somewhat m form and content 1 Marriage Vows Saturday PlANS MADE FOR EARLY INITIATION the first co meetmg fo:r the yent from those that have preceded 1t Agam there II be some M ss Patr cna Freeman daughtet of Mr and Mrs A M Freeman of tile ARBA and tie A SOE changes made We knew Emmet (Pal"! tegel vas elected pres dent of Newman Club at tl o 1egula1 409 Nortl Ash w II he marr ed to Cadet Wdl am Rutledge of the Albu hut when the Ga Iup tomeo strode off car;r;v ng Bone13 ICunl~el QV8l . meet ng held Tuesday evenmg He >aplaces Bdl Walkel wl a d>d not r:··c·· ·cncce'-;-,~-." under tl e cl all' The New Mex co Lobo IS the student pubhcatwn of the querque A Base on Saturday September 19 at 4 p m at the Monte of the latta> the shoulders tl at Cliarhe Bamhalt left m h1s coast Royer ;forgot hlm Vista ChmtJan church IetUtn to school for the £aU term Otl e:r officela elected were Helene University of New Mexico and Is therefore representative of self and eut off the test of h £J htur The attendance The br>de had completed two,f-~~~~~----~-- H gg ns VICe pres dent to succeed WJ.egel and Judy Cl apmnn student at the neetlm; the mtellectual and soCial level o~ Its students It w1ll be our The dance was a g:reat success m spite of the ;fact that the !ntra G.reek sena.te eptesentat ve John Mane n and Ann OJ sholm were muned and tl e plans pohoy not only to P1 esent that level which exists hut as occa house of card!j: came tumbJ ng down around the l' cauliflower ears the ~~a~~t~~ ~:m~=:v~~Zp~:dD:;~: Euler Johns Elected Town Club Plans Open Kappa Omicron Phi Blase social chah nen that wete dJS sions anse to do om best m ra1smg It next Monday 1.------~~-~----* Fathe Peter J V~ndenheuvel And then the e:x: ed tor showed ne 1f moderatoi of the group N"UB ctssed g v9 Space giVen m the Lobo Will be determmed entirely on passed \he hnt to all the soldados p s~:o:~i be att red n " g een H d/ f E House at Monday Meetmg T0 Hold Meetmg p omtBe o:f a up at tho hustle fest lool ng 1 ke s· mtroduced to the _go ()UJ a d latet n the Top Notch so they could velveteen Sii t w th brown aeces Plans tor the annual Town Club vety act ve relative news value and not whether the Item concerns G1 eel>s the last l and 2 al e of b d day aftm: btEHd{ bread at sa d beanery The ea 0 19 ps Bid Cards Required spoke on tho a ms and purpose;:! year One of 01 Independents or any othe1 group or mdJVJdual on the c!lm sevetal ns stent characters demo 1 pt ob)em then arose a~ to 1tow to get sor ea MJSs Maty Nelle Ada ns open house nt oduc ng the new -!.I ext Wednesday of l'{ewman Club ,aorol ty s ate Wlll be thB br des Al,!tive pJedga and alumm mem pledges ~o all men on the campus the subJect• pus By relative news value we mean m relatwn to the other .strated the manly art Reason fol! r d of all the m 1 t a who contt I, For Frat Pledging P1~ns wete f\de fo n tat on 11h ch came up th !3 outrage was revenge for tl e buted nra d Cadet W 11 am Ranlt n ls to bers of Stgma P1 Elps lon h~ld a were d ~cussEd Monday even ng of new tncmbe s a d foi a dr vc news turned n for the Issue m questwn A story that m1ght Kappa Onnc on Ph1 .nat onal At a meet ng of the nte f ator for d scus:non master L,upold s sc a :vl ahol t the We d also 1 ke to say someth ng be best ml;tn Mrs Pelsot o gamst banquet 'Sunday evenmg at the The open houso w ll be held from to aro e the nte1 est of Oatl ol ~ have been lead one week may be overshadowed at another Hon e Econorntcs 1 onorary w Il ty ~ounc 1 Wed esdny nftGt oon was tl c prob neQdle wall{ done m the mens about the face 1 ft ng the campus at the church and personal fr end Frnf!e scan m honor of Oran s.tude ta on tl e cnmpus m the or t1me of the bl de w II play The Old 8 to ll on Fl'lday even ng Sep have a neet ng at ,Sa:ra Reynolds t was dec ded tl at those w sl ng len of finishing dorm Nqw that we have a :f;emale got Wednesday mght but Judy gamznt on Refra n Just a Weaty ng for Stto:ng Mr Strong was piesented Hall on Wednesday at 4 p rn Aald that tembe lB n the basement lounge Tl e ext meet ng w 11 be held .Del nett the pa nt Job You Ind an Love Call an~ the w th a tol en of appreelat on by Mae S mpets p ea dent announced .¢qu .ed r;o s gn b d Cf'Hlr:i n Dean on the U Will not back capdidates on either party for any elect on the Lobo office m nus several hand the Dean wont s gn our dej,'er of the SUB Plans far tl e pep Tuesday even ng October 6 tn tl e 1 two weddmg marches Ml's 'V1ctor members- of the act ve chapter today Bost r-r cl s office Fo ty e ght houts Last Fx day the jo); was drowned It has been agreed that edrtOl'lals w1ll not appear every fuls of halr ments rail~ to be I eld next Mndoy n ght basement lounge of tl e Student Atter Monday n ght s exchanb Wiley tl e former Miss Bette Deub At re fa 1 ng to comply w th these rules when the heavy rn n sta ted Tl e. given to othe1 worthwhile Items er V ncent Hall and seve n,J because he had long ega sl m h ps The couple w 11 makr;. the 1 home m the mty unt I Cadet Rutledge re tary and Herb Colton treasure Ot1 e bus ness .of tl e n eet ng n pump was 1 ot workmg very iY'Cil If 1tems or ed1touals appearmg m the Lobo 11re not to yom others stayed up untd the sun and wore t ght Jeans dent AI ce Lou Wells Student Sen AFTER GAME SATURDAY eluded the appo ntn ent of Emm t and the lo ve part of tl e U I ad hkmg you have the pnv1lege of statmg your pomt of VIew m staggeted over the Sand as gu&:rd Several o£ the campus k b tzers ce ves h s commiSslon and orde s ate tepresenta,t ve Kathryn Brown m a few wee] s Royei S gma Ch as senate 1epte LouIse Vmcent Elected been g vena part al coat by g1a.v ty Jllg the r t10ve The only d~stui b sat n Qn the Intra Greek counc l AWS representat ve and ntra, a SJgned lette1 to the editor Anonymous commumcatwns sentat ve nnd Frank Mn betry but the "a n vashed off all that had ance was when Die] nson scaled to meet ng m hope of see ng S g and New Mexico Art League lllUlal sports heaq and V v enne Secretary of Art Frat w1ll only clutte1 up the waste basket the top of the r pa nt catel ci 1\,appn: S g somal chatrman been put on and made the 1 oad so P ke blood runn ng down the a slea Hernandez and Hal,.TJet Johns pub muddy that the heavy .ater t ucl Of the edrtonal staff composed of th1rty people there are search of a match However every motion was passed Holds Membership Dnve he ty committee Ruth I<: mball ~as Well Sad1e finally tw10ted F.uch t APO Committees could not get m w1th wate1 fo1 five people wlio have worked on the Lobo m previous years unan mously for the fh.st me th s The Ne ~ Me:x eo Art League ts elected soc al cha rman aDd Ja e pa nt A full coat takes several That means that theie are twenty five worke1s who are still ""'"""'"'"~"""""""'""'"""'""''T'i'"" er s arm, so much that he had to year .sl p her h s hardware but pot be sponsor ng a tnembership dr ve n Agne\li soc at secretary Carrie loads of water m the process of gettmg acqumnted With p10cedure Do not UNIVERSITY PRESS No wondet Chap n Mu phy Named at Meetmg fore thtee complete evolut ons of Kn,Ight and the rest of our coy the form of a contest Pr zes are Ann Elk ns :vas elected sergeant The problem of fin sh g the JOb censor then m1stakes too heavily Tell us yes but even ex at arms is n;ot one of gett ng the ma power Letterip PUBLISHES BOOK the elbow JO nt One o0f the • ste s co eds sold the r we ghts fn de be.mg olfered to the member who Th f d penenced personnel are bound to have shp ups occas10nally say that th s one makes two no' e orna1 pe 1 ge pnnng cere out a C{)uple of d,ozcn men could fense stamp they were pass ng last Wednesday sol ctts the la gest amount of new mony was held Monday n ght ~~~~~"""'IBY BIOLOGY TEACHER for the clan of Dresher !\lust be out oscuJat ons on the sule- Poor fimsh up m a few houls t me some At the regula" meetmg of the en ollees The pr zes me prints by Town Club pledges ate Ahce Met:z: Saturday o Sunday aftetnoon but stm ting a charm bt acelet Memo Harrison played htt1e mu;s pct>tloning group Alpha Ph pus s 1 nown to have sa d of the To be pubhshed th1s week by Stenhouse Morrow and Mor a liSts Peter l{u d Kenneth Adams ler Cleo Mnr Peggy Hlght Har t s the equ pment wl ch l$ lack prude and when she cashed m her Omega held Wednesday evening From 0 ne Freshman to Another campuses I have worked near the tl e Umvers ty PleSs s & study by son added several new r ties to stamps she was three buclcs n the nndn Howard Cook The w nnet et Johns Bee San:els F1ances mg Pumps powerful enough to n the notth meet ng room Henry Gomez Jean Carter Beatr ce Byrd By ALLENE LOWERY Un vers1ty of No • Mex 00 sports Drs Castetter and Bell of the tho old Army game when they hole has first chmce but aecond and th rd do the JOb are sc~tee and hose 1t1 Wdhams was appomted represent. Bermce By d MarJor e Anto ne the larger s zcs JUst cnn t be 1 nd From one freshman to another-how about w;owmg up 7 the most slopp ly d eased co eds of b ology department ent \led P ma at ve to Student senate contestants eael receJ.ve a pr nt Bet! Alsup Opal Crenshaw Ieleen The 1 ttlc vork con pleted last week Ol would that be too much to ask of some of you high school any Oerta n g>rls on the campus and Papago Ind an Agr eultute Qther busmess of the meet ng Any student may JOin the Art Scott M n Bolles and Lo s W tb vas done by means of a bucT et heroes and glamom gals are m hen>ly agreement Wlth sa d The book s a resu t of three years Twenty-Six Men of University neluded the appo nt nent of the fol League by paymg the $1 00 mem erSJ;lOOU bngade Thmgs we all did m high school that eve!yone thought was barber and the boys on th s campus 1ield work among the p ma and lowu1g committees Prog am and bersh1p fee The league sponsors The governmg Qf the Eng neel,' Public ty Jack Hall burton Cam ----- ing Soc ety has ta1ren a new tw st JUst too cute JUSt doesn t fit mto the scheme of U !Jfe We Th>s masterpiece was prompted by Papago d •ellets of Soutl ern An Staff Engaged in War Service pus and Oommumty ProJects Tom" campus lectures once a month by thu~ year An Eng ne~ring Conn all realize that answeung a questiOn d1shed out by a prof an artJele n the last ISsue of the zona At least 26 professors and adrnm strators of the Un vers ty of New Montgo ncry 11-fembersl p exten mportant art sts Septembe Crvrhan Prlot Tramrng c 1 has been set np to worlt o'Qt lSn tan easy matter but after all 1t s no cause to pat YOU! self Lobo where n ~~ was stated that Although both of the authors are Me»co are scrv ng n the arlJied forces w th co nmlssions or as pnvates slon Arnold Fe 1 and Fellowsh>p speech wdl be by Santa Fe A ·bst Ground Courses Start programs and nol cy The connell on the back and look as proud as an old hen that has JUSt laid the boys of th s campus looked II e :t£~~~s ;~~ s~~'!; ~~~ ~P:a~oa:~d or m spec al war offices most of them on leaves f>am the lnstltut on a and Soc al Events Ed Summers Alfred ~torang The date ~ 11 be is to e:ons st of two mernbe s .se th ]d Al h they had been on a huntmg tr p 0 survey of the faculty d sclosed today There Will be n meet ng of the announced later: lected from each of the spec al zed e go en egg so \V en :_ corxect answer IS gJven there m the Ad rondnclcs or an anctent cultural pomts of v ew The study One of then s a commander and one a 1 eutenant.com.mander m the execut vc committee Sunday at 6 The organ zat on nll'anges ex p m at Gold n Yale House All eng neer ng organ zat ons the IS no reason as far as can be seen for everyone m the class to spec es of man We also th nk that was supported by a grant from the Navy and thlee are captams m the Army the survey showed hlb ts at the local USO and Un> ASME ASCE AlEE and go nt h t f 1 ht N I k Amet can Ph losoph>cal Soc ety A th 1 C t 11 T L p officers and comm1ttee eha 1 men are l o Ys eriCs 0 aug er ow as you what Is funny the •omen 'l>f the campus one n mong ose n war serv ce arc omp ro er om opeJOY now vetstty gallery througl out th~ w n ARB A Th s group ;onll act as a requested to nttend about giving a correct answer? Of course It s probably funny partJeula1 has no k1ck corn ng be reg anal dJreetor for Slx states of consumer ed"cat on m the Office of tc1 br ngs e.xh1b ts- from out of sort of senate to plan and supervise t 0 f th 1 th t Pr ca Adm mstrat on at Denver state arttsts here and sl ps New the acbvtt es of the soc. ety as a o you who have never given one funny m one sense of the cause so ne e g>r s a 'un 1 d d nts R lly Monday word-not ha ha 1 mound m the unconvent1onal :man n epen e a hnd Lt Comm W 11 am McLeish quarters Company Monterey MexJCan art an over tl e state and whole ner of hnggy gunny saclcs fol:' T I d ( d d Dunbar of tho Naval Reserves wtth Cu1if and p f of Classu!s Kappa Pledges Are nat on In sl ott the league .attracts Next comes the county fab~ And anothel thmg there S no use Sittmg around makmg sweaters and the>r blrd legs Jmng 0 ntro UCe an ] ateS the Office of Docks and Shlpynrds L B M h ro essor attcnt on to t1 e Umve1sdy and 1 where many Sons o St Patnck or rather trymg to make bught remarks all the time In mg out and shoes that resemble the at Washmgton D 0 Lt Comm tc ell s • member of Se Honored at Dance New Me>:: can art sts d b h AU students who ate unaffil ated Dunbar 1s on leave as Denn of the lec:tJvc Serv ce Board One Barna wtll lose the r hatd earned cash or er to e t e center of attentiOn If you have somethmg soul of an angel-very th n and w1th Greek socml organizations ath the Boatd of Economic son n Navy Intelligence ut Colo be ~ervcd :for refreshments. Mrs s blossom ng out w th 900 square th W~a~:ay freshies let s pull ourselves togethe! and show ~fpre~wted by t~e t me~ ~f U r-;, ea~~·::g:~~~:~ ~~~·~;·~~n;~~:;:~dn Warfare rado Spr ngs Jarvis Kappa housemother will feet of d splay The entite un e at we ar en t really m010ns of the first degree but a so any to e ar >C es sucf ents and the nommees for clnss Included among those serv ng Head Football Coach :J'ed Sh p chaperone Memo Hamson IS Jn Dollre Anderson Named vetBlty has taken 100 I neal :feet merely sort of fresh and leal'llmg fast as razors soap " spare pa1 r o ffi 11 b t du d t th are key s a capta n >n the Army Air charge T]Je dance w 11 honor the 0 nnd the eng neers :vill account for pants a sh t and some saddle ces w e n ro ce 0 e Assoc ate Psycholog cal Profes Force and g phys cnl educat on om _ne_w_P_1•d_g_es______Phrateres Pledge Prexy 30 :feet of th>s The Navy will take soap to clean satd saddle shoes populace SOl' P H DuBoiS ~apta n Army cer at the Albuquerque Atr Base 1 another 30 feet and the rest of the Also if the women of the campus A r Corps engaged m psycholog col Assoc nte Engmeermg Professor Dolhe Anderson Albuquerque Univers ty w II dlV de what s left Sweet Revenge would toke to wear ng someth ng looks the fact that fratermbes on test.ng accountant A T Chavez Edwin Frost Smell e bas ~es gncd The Campus wa!l elected pledge pres dent at the The theme of the d splays w II that would show off the finet po nts th s campus are not nch mens or Army 1 euteuant ncc:ountant Jolm at tl c Un vcrs ty to become re regular Laugh! n meet ng Monday be Nattonal Defense and all de So all of you wolves Ill e unhappy cause the pretty boys m of their ligures we thmk that they gan zat ons but rather ex st fQr Garber m officet s tra nmg at In g anal dJrector .for the c v 1 Aero CLOTHES H0 RS E mght Lo s Stark also an Albu partntents of the engmeer ng col umform have moved on our huntmg ground Isn t that too would have a large male follow .fr endsh P and sociab1l ty Ccrtn n dlanopohs for the Anny s finance nout cs AuthorJty and Professor By MARGY HACICETl' querque H gh gutdoate and mem lege w11I contnbute the r share The bad? Well what are you gomg to do about It? No' mg whlclr nfter- all >s the aim of iees are necessary for the upkeep dlV>s>on financml secretary May of Bus ness Adm n stratJon Vernon her of Spm was elected soc al 11 S your every g rl of these orgamzabons but these nard Meuh last heard of on Ba G Sorrell lS wlth the OPA n Albu geolbgy department and the press It seems that th s column has cha rman will also be well reptesented chance for a comeback If you re Wlllmg Unan mously fees are small compared to the taan Asslstont Professor of Gov querque Professor of Educat on Ne vly pledged to Laugbhn sub Saturday mght the Lobo team Will meet a plcked team from the 1\!cn vealth of benefit to be der1ved The prnment V E Kleven voluntary Lloyd s T>rcman has JUst left for brought up a pomt of 1ntetest The editor of the Lobo has nceived an chapter are Anna Culver Cather nc the Albuquerque Air base Don t g:JVe up your huntmg Ed What makes you th nk every nnlJOnal rul ng conoern ng N Y A alde n the Albuquerque OPA As Washmgton for 11 year setv ce m 9 ano ymous letter obv ously wr1tten Bail Albuquerque and Gertrude alms n ground Wlthout a protest Perhaps If the team could show the girl for male follow ng? has been accepted by the fraterm soc ate Professor of Geology V C Pan Amcr can work m educat onal by: a male whose }lr de has been Arm JO of Las Vegas You re supposed to be lcnrlers why t1es hut th s latest blow nh our ICeHey on a mme proJeCt With the mstttutJons over the country Margarrta de Mena about nrotc ~ •• touched The lettc may be found i\fnrgaret Branscombe of Enst Air Base fellows Up for a bunch of weaklmgs It would help not set an example1 ex stcnce w 11 not be overlooked U S Geolog,cal Survey Professor Phys1cal EducatJon Insttuctor Gus F•lls Church Va plcdg•d Las RIDE COOL' Enrollment of 111 .freshmen 1n mattei s considerably The Inter Fratermty Counc I has of Government T 0 Donnelly New tave z elasko s an Am y prlvate m Letters to the Ed1tot Th s m Has Exhibit m Gallery jured gentleman bas gone mto Danutos sub chapter m an ex the NRO'l'C Un t lS now complete Here however IS the moral of the story The team out Letter!l'd~ o unnnnuously voted to protest th>S Mex eo OPA il rector consumers and B ology Teach ng Ass stnnt change ngreemcnt w th 'Miss The umt has s xty etght sopho great dctn I to l'efer us to a bar I 1 the gallery at the art bu ld ng Dear .c. tor att1tude on the part of the un ver :d VIs on Professor of Psychology Thomas C Capraro bas -rece ved A:r l'HJO as a friendly gesture he Big Buses take you to any part mores of which two are transfers thei e will be your representative and you wlll share the bene 1 w sh to here vmce my protest s>ty and I would 1 ke to add my B F Haught who spent the sum h s cornm sslon m the Army Alr ber who has g ven h s opm on on there are th tteen 'Vater eolors and tween the two groups 1our o I stud es by Senor ta Jl!ar of the CJty -John D Robb .from Yale and fits of then VICtory It s only fair then that you do your agalnst the acllon of the umver vmee to the rs Greatest travesty mer g vmg psycholog cal t.sts :for Force what be personally th nks of the g1rls on the campus A brnve man gants de !lena young Cubab artist Thomas R Tumbev lie from UCLA part And your part IS this Go to that game and yell until s ty officmls m deny ng fratermty of all seems to be the tact that the Army at ~nnta Fe r-----::-:-~~---J 6 Tokens-51c that barber to make such a state vho IS study ng on thts campus Practically all NROTC enrollees h B k b h men campus JObs because of theu soror ty girls hold campus JObs Physics Professor E John Work ~flo 'Vr'd ~ are or Wlll be enl sted m class: V 1 youre oarse ac your am assadors and t ey II brmg home affihallons Wlth fraternal orgam How about t• man and Assoc ate Professor Rob r ~ ory " mentr Nevertheless- we are glad Pledges From Alpha These tJll nt ngs ptcture typ cal Cuban scenes ALBUQUERQUE BUS CO Naval Reserve n a voluntary basts the bacon zations I bel eve th s to be a short He1bert L Colton ht Holzer are engaged m full t me Buy that someone 1 as bothered to gr1pe Dramatic Members As for women students our JUSt hope there IS that they s ghted pohcy and one Whlch over Pres I F c secret war resenlch m the Umver U S DEFENSE Perhnps we w II see a htt~e 1m Chi Omega Entertain Sertor ta de Mena also <>: .rept'e On Tune Wdk Safety sented w th work m tl e foyer of Must Pay Dues will refuse to be outdone by mere man sty s laborator es Com John L B()N 1>S pr;::rn!~ chums ot the pack you d Tl e Alpha Ch Omega pledges Music Department Names The un t th s year 1s organ zed Brown assoc1ate professor of Naval STAMPS La Q• nta gallery wb ch w ll hang be surpnsed what the modern vere hostesses to the pledges fro :n there for the ten a nder of Septern mto a battal on of two compnme.s 1;--...,...------.IThey Want Respect Too s~ ence and Tact cs 15 on actJve Women for Two Quartets naticAt theClub last ttmeetmg was decided of tho Drathnt 1·1~::::::======:===:======; constat ng of two platoons ea<:h The otnmons expressed m Lobo .ed tor~~els are those -of the !({uty at an east coast sh pyard the Alpha Delta P Kappa Kappa hei' Tl ese 1neJut:le t vo oi)s 1 young co ed vants of her Ron eo Gamma and Ch1 Omega. sotor t es members w1 o ;v sl ed to te 1a n and a full s zed drum and bugle n~ter Then make I m to • t st d •t U t ~ 1 h J 11 Fugua. and Death l)f a Poet Mrs Bess Curl'y Redman of the co•ps "" ' no c a repre.en u e.. or n versl Y Last Wednesday the student body gathered to pay tubute ~ng s nstructor Wl IS D Jac But for a general den why don t Thutsday n ght from seven thtry to el g ble fot cast ng In the next • opmJOns All unslgned edltor als are by the edltor t th M I d d D obs lS a pnvate m the Anny D a d c ght water colors dep ct 1 g Un vers ty Mus c Department has you thry sport ngt r"otcveeedn astiwlhtlloer nne at an mformnl party held at announced the new members of the plny n ust pay the r dues on ur TRY IT ONCE AND acne meresweae n 1 h b Th c d L the t p ca ba lc of Cuba '"======o e exJCan n epen ence ay There was a large turnout rector of Atllet cs Roy w Johnson Jeep hnts seem to he the latest t clr ouse e h 0 ple ges a.,. t:rad1ttonal quartet before September 28 In order to Dunng the summer NROTC - for an asse.'nbly Ill the Umvers1ty and the program was 1s " eaptam m the Anny and r·--·--u::--- Kenneth Adams New MeXJeo YOU'LL KNOW WHY THE have vot ng power men hers must th>ng m hds tl s season Sallr Dry tended the party fltst arr vmg at art st and mstructor of pamt ng at A Freshn an Quartet has also r.fles were shpped away for use New Me~r'co Lobo apparently enJoyed The final number was the Mexican Mus,. Instructor walter !l Keller Music Hang-Out po1cher of the Ch 0 house seems seven th rty the A D P s vere been appo ntcd for the first t ne have completed 40 I ours of :vork by the Navy m tra n ng men tor n NatiOnal Anthem has JUSt enl sted m the Coast 1 tlm Un ve "S ty snys of Senor ta de as the payn cnt of dues only makes TOP-NOTCH The Latest Hlt Tunes to hnve the jump on the other ne}(t staymg from e ght until e gli.t r; In t1 e Utuver~ ty Quartet Nan act ve duty It •• hoped that they During the entire playmg the students stood up because Guard and has reported to the Mena a "Work There a verve and one ~1 g bla .fo east ng Ar~ Found at Our ferns be ng tl e first to sport these th rty and the Kappa stayed iran ettc Tny1or and Pr sc lla Rabb have Dnve In w 11 be returned pr or to spr ng New 1\olex•co:s Lead1ng College Newspaper h t h h Catalina tram ng station e ght-th>rty unt I n ne zest to 1 elY pa nt. ng t1 at l'evenls dr Us The four ncb gun wh ch Pub! shed each Fr day of the regular college year except t ey were told O T ere was owever geileral disrespect Languages Professor F M Ker I b d fi C me Come an mtansc nterest 1 life Shes return~d to take the pos t on of gruesonegaar es o M HI G ld l Record Department 1 1 c s our scent for odd1 ary e en roen P e gtJ ocm second and first alto Betty Anco a Is the most popular eatmg place was placed on our eampus the past durmg !101 day penods by the Assocmted Students of the Un displayed From the balcony and from the mam floor stu chevJIIe bas an Anny cornm ss on 8 an accamp] sl cd n t1st 1 1 er ow V!E!IS ty of New Mex co Entered as second class matter at the I "' glr w e Y ehn rman wns n charge of t1 e and J nne J o mson V1ll 1 old the year bas also gone to wnr It s postoffice Albuquetque under the Act of March Pnnted d en t S h e ld Jam SesSIOns and ]aug h e d and JO k e d M ayb e m .,ngmeer ng Instructor R"fus A rlght A D Pis to Honor Pledges on the hill J 3 1879 tle~o yott nve red hmr1 Lou sc arrangements for the part!i: vhiC] second and first sop ll.nfi post ons probably at present on some Umted by the Umvets ty Press makmg a woman s hat out of a peanut shell but It ~eemed Kocrbng lS m officers trammg at MAY'S MUSIC CO 1 The art st Will accept a 1y com Vincent current p estdent of tl e ncludcd tha serv ng of hot chaco ru ss ons tnclud ng Chr stmns ca ds For the F cshmnn Quartet the At Dance Tomorrow N1te Not ons merchantman •a I ng the very uncourteous I ask you m all fmrness if you were m Chanut• F eld Ill Ass stant Pro BERNIE MAY 32 Alpl a Cht 1 ouse does and she late asSotted eooktes and nuts to follo v ng have bee 1 nppq nted high seas fe ..or of Languages Albert Rich She can be contneted at het stud o Tl c Alpl a Delta P sore ty w II 514 W Central wenrs a deep green su t to accentu t1 e v ent ng p1edge.s The color com Mn1guer te Boyle Betty Gassaway ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mexico and should chance to aee the Mexicans react SimJ!arly ard Lopes • a p JVate with Head n N e v Hall Hokona l onor ts new pledges at a house Ed tonal and busmess offices are nte 1 er hat Loutse not only has b t\at ons on the plates carr cd out Phylhs Ha ns and Margy ll:ackett The NROTC ptogram th s year to The Star Spangled Banner what would be your react ons? F~~~~~..,.~~~~~~~..,.~~~~~~;;:i danee folio N' ng tl e Lobo A rbusc mcludes three hours of physteal U on bu !ding TeleJ)hoM 2 5523 b t but cl arm and personal ty the fiesta the ne 1941 Member 1942 By Melvm Morris football game Saturdny n gl t M ss educat on for each student under t:';;'/wlth lt The >dnforbnml atmosphere was INDEPENDENT MEN p f ( Ad Fra ces Clar1 ~~ o s n charge of The Sun Drug Co. YOU WILL MEET YOUR FRIENDS The lucky lnd!eg >ho mnde thclr preserve y weal l g tlllmp"s ro essors 0 vrse the d rect on of Ch1ef Spec al st W J:bsoctafed Colle5tafe Press at the tl e a Tangements :'tt nounced to L M Jan U S N R Who reco ved appeatanco nt the Student Body clothes and by p aylng records fo ELECTED OEFJCERS day Your Headqualters for all tra n ng under the superv SIOn of dance fitted thcmselve~ out w tit • tella nment Freshmen Engrneers Rccor 1 ngs :v 11 futn sh 1 us c :for ROGER PATTISON Don't Fly Off l1ke That Commander Gene Tunney USNR College Inn Cafe their best lool!ng toggery Among AT MEETING MONDAY Tl e college of eng ne"' ng has dn en g and punch and C('IOk es w 11 DRUG SUPPLIES Bus ness Manager Dod eared and torn may be the descriPtion g:Jven to the many vho were outs!tmd1ng Colton Is Present created n ne • plm th s yea de be setved ns tefreshn ents Lteutenant Hardman executwo NltWVORK N v Across from Hodgin wns V l'gtnln JC. ech vtl o "Wore n Elect on of office s was co ducted s g1 cd to n.ld tl e ires] an eng n and (:H IIGO 01 1\HOI II lUll r•AIICliiCO the books of Abe Lmcoln but that IS no condition fm the officer hopes to have all NROTC beaut fully ta!lo>cd velvet au t by tl e Independent Men at the r ee ng student m weatl e ng 1 s hbrary books of U N M Slam-bang-splat now Is that any The Hill s Most EconomiCal I· f (ouncll Head Ladtes' and Men's TOJI~:~tnes members unif6rmed by November Eatmg Place Wlth wl1te trlmn\ ngs Very ehlc meetmg- last Monday John Lanto v lhst yea of college Jlrst ASSISTANT EDITOR Raymond Orr way to treat other peoples books? 1 ask you l Books-here V rg ma and we llgn a PI> Ep$1 and Stm Dav s we>e elected ptes Each flcshman eng nee has been BIG SCOOP ASSOCIATJ.;J n 1\!oms Pad\er Pens and Pencils COPY EDITORE~I~T~O~ll,~~{:~~~·:~~~~Melv John Ba sley there everywhere and then when they are returned to the FOUNTAIN SERVICE J{aobnn TJhl!' lol was elected to the presidency dent and v ce pres del t >espec ass gned to o e of tl e faculty ICE CREAM The tentat vc l>st of student offi SPORTS EDITOll Bob Lockwood Beio (l we w11te tin s to the col of' the. Inter Fratermty Counc1l nt ti've1y Mclv n Morr1S was elected n e11be s of tl ~ eng nee1 ng col Saylor's Wh1tman's • Stover's • Kmg's SOCIETY EDITOR Margy Hackett hbrary the cand1hon IS shghtly off the beam Regular Meals and Lunches eet's mcludes Pr ce Hampson as F'EATURE EDITORS Mary Pollock and ShJtlcy Mount umn for th s week the ope 1 I ouse a hlcet ng of tl nt gtoup 1 eld l st to tl o pos t on of social cl a rman lege Eacl of the e gl t faculty Sodas Battalion Commander Max .M:c GIRLS SPORTS Jean Lyles An earnest and pleaful call sent out from the hbranan IS Be 30c&Up at Mn ton Hall should ba men weelc Othel office s elected wete Other olllcers elceted vere Chad n embe s las about fouttee st Pangborn's CANDIES Wh1tter as Battnhon Subcohlmand STAFF SECRETARY Carol Wdliams Careful With the L1brary Books Even If you te sore at your t oned Aftel going thlough tl e Ke>th Utsmger VleB ptos dent and Wlley sec eta y Treat Dcm 1 g dents m l s g oup Sundtes er Robert Htakman as lrtrst Co:m prof your best gal or beau don t take your sprte out on the OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS roc>ms of tho dotnutory we salute Joel Greene secretary treasurer trcastner Leroy Et glish tnt a A llst o£ the. n en hers of eacl Samta1 v F01tntmn Sm vwe pany commander Kenneth Mount Reporters Gertrude Arm>JO Dotothy Cotnel us Ethyln Women a Dorm This tour mnde tho Formal actlon of tl ~ group diS hlutnl mnnaget and S d Lmbcr glonp hns bee posted tl e :E Soft Dunks as Second Company commander Crum Thomas Darn Pat Gnffin Phyll s Hnrr s Kay H erony books and bank them around Wmt until they are safely 'DANCING NIGliTLY" otl er campus g rls glcett ..th continued r sl !Ulcs Ul t I the be ste n ass stan\ ntrn nunll •nn g neenng Bu ld ng All ftesl l el mus Helen H gg ns Harrlct Johns Leo Katz VJtgm a Klech BRIGGS & SULLIVAN Props and Carl Oramer as Con mander of Joan Lamson Allene Lowery Claud Mann Sh tley Marshall :retmned to the hb1armn desk and then Jet your fury toar ot SPECIAL llATES TO STUDllNTS ettvy Tl ere wero plenty wl o went g ng of 1 ext semester The next nget Jol n Shelton was elected to el g Deets sl auld feel free to go to 610 E CENTRAL the Drum and Bugle Corps Bob Myers ll:erb Wllson Evelyn Polansky qmetly spout off hohle to ~ee lf thnt old room meetmg will be I eld the first Tues represent tl e Xndepe >dent Me 1 n tl elt ndvisot fot nn:v ndv cc 01 Dml 2 2979 400 W Centra! co"ldn t be fixed np just a weo blt day of October the Student Sel nte format o !

Fr1day~ September 18, 1942 Pag~ !!'our NEW MEXICO LOBO

VICTORY DANCE VOTE FOR JUNIOR Grid OpenerTpmorrow Night Against Air Base IN SUB TONIGHT VICE PRESIDENT N~W M~XICO LOBO WEDNESDAY Dean Robb Writes Spurs to Handle Weekly Publication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico PEP RALLY TONIGHT; New lobo Song Sale of Programs VoL. XLV Z437 ALBUQUERQUE, :t{EW MEXICO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1942 No.6 Dean John D. Robb, of the Col­ PROMISE CLOSE GAME At Home Games lege of Fme Arts has currentlr composed a new 13ong for UNM Football programs wdl be sold The orchestration has been pre~ Band Features lobos Hit By lnjuriesi Shipkey by women students th1s seasoJl for .aented to Banamaster W11Hum Boulanger NOBLE, ROUSSEAU, BARNHART the first ttrne 1n the h1story of the M Kunkel, who 1s makmg mmor Majorette Drill vs. Barnes in Friendly Rivalry Umver~uty. changes to su1t the personality of U mverstty drum maJorettes wJll Members of Spur, sophomol'e the band, Deap Robb has also writ~ To Perform provtde the spectal entertamment JOHNSON, REDMAN ELECTED At 8 ll rn tomorrow evemng the curtain will rJse on the 1942 ten lyr1cs to the song whtch 1s en~ women's honorary, under the dt~ tttled "Here Come the Lobos." :football season m New Mexico The latest Lobo gridiron machine, ' dunng the half of the Lobo Flag­ mastermmded by W11hs Barnes, wtll meet a highly touted army eleven rect10n of Nell Pearce, wdl make The words have been subm1tted to staff game t h1s evenmg Tie for Junior Vice-Presidency concher;l by the exNNew Mextco mentor, Ted Slnpkey the1r debut as salesmen at the the Lobo for the use of the stu­ In Stadium AssiSted py the band and under 'fhe arrny has gon.e all out for th1s contest with an old fnshtoned dents. Saturday gl\me1 tt was an:nounced Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanget, p]aymg spotlJgbts, Ann Crouch, Dance Band to Organize rah-rah rallY planned for tQmght There w1ll be at least 500 sold1ers, by Bob Tatge, general program dtshngutshed French woman and To Bring Run-Off Wednesday w1th Jeeps, ;pep squa~s, and an Bl1llY band The army wants thts game, HERE COME TH!j! LOBOS Jamce KalkA, Jean Lyles and AU boys mterested m play.. manager Funds ratsed by the sales one of the world's great mus1cmns, James Noble, G1eek candidate, was elected Wednesday to fill the but no less than the Lobos who would hke to wm the first game for Stnke up the band! It's t1me to Glorta Cordova Wlll each giVe cx­ mg m a U N M dance bnnd The Lobo grid squad who Will carry the cherry and wtll be used for Spur proJects. wlll appear m .. tecttal~lectures at JUmo:r va~ancy on Student Counctl The vacancy was left by BtU Briggs affalable W1lhe Barnes, the1r new coach hall the m1ghty Lobos htbttiOns of :fancy twtrlmg are asked to notify Sam Members of last year's group the Umver.'nty thts afternoon un­ who had been elected to the office ]ast spring That old boogey-man !mury,!f------From the rnountams of Santa Fe Johnson Ol' Johnny Caton 1m~ wtll sell the programs for the first der the auspices of the mustc de­ Terry Wllhams, Lordsburg, lat­ Semoi class officers elected wete Joan Rousseau, prestdent, Bob Johns, and the plams of Belen. medmtely or to ]eave theu two games w1th new members tak­ partment of the College of Fmc est add1bon to the band Will play VtCe·presJdent, and Lucille Wilson, secretary-treasurer Str1ke up the band and gJVe the name and address at the ~~0s:~~;:~.:hl~:~o0~1!U:~~~gt!~~ ;~:~r !~':n:~~;:t~~d:so~e;P:;:!, Pep Rally Tonight Eighteen Qualify mg over at that t1me"' Approx1 Arts, says an announcement today a trombone solo entitled ""Trom­ Charles E:unhart was named JUmor prestdent Without competthon mg up where he left off by knock· and Maddox Watch for them!' team a rousmg send-off Sigma Cht house f T mately ten gtrls m uniform wtll from the office of ,A.ctmg Dean J D owmg to lack of a Greek candtdate Frank Marbeny and Lucille Hub~ And send them mto the battle with bone N ovelhes " mg out Phd Wwgel, startmg right Fot teasons unknown the Um- Downtown, Air Base For Gol ourney I i b conduct the sales Robb of the college bard tted for vtce·ptesident, wlule V1v1enne Hm:nandex was elected sec­ end and leavmg uncertam the avml- vers1ty dtrectox:s have lowered the confidence thnt's sure to wm The programs wtll mclude tllus­ retaiy~treasureJ,' by a very shght margm over Marte Louise Harris ab1hty of BtU Thompson, the box office prJces on one of the bet- Out of the 42 students s1gned G mtramurals really got ~uard A'd uNM p d 1ri5' tratJon at tlte pm.no keyboard, and NOTICE 11 In the sophomore class Steve only conference mentiOn on the tor games of the year. Be sure to up for mtramural golf, 18 qualified mto actiOn thiS week when men In everY game the Lobos sweep n to ara e New Football Map Wlll occur at 4 00 p m m the re­ CHANGE MADE Johnson was named piestdent and Lobos m 1941 take advantage of the $1 general for tournament play Durmg thts were barred from the courts and the field -'DOUG" MONTELL, left, \Veil known PaCific Coast sports announcer, c1tal hall at the Stadtum blJlding. There will be a Student D I Nnnctte Taylor vtce prestdent, both An oddJty of the game Will be admiSSion A pep rally and parade will be week and next the players are actiOn started With volley ball, bad- Displays Patriotism They've learned to fight, but never ~ece1ves the ccmgratuJations of Colonel D.l\1 Randall, officer In charge of MademOiselle Boulanger, whose Counc!l meetmg Monday aft- anee n the use of v.lmost Jdentical systems Students at school can cons1der held m conJUnctiOn w1th the A1r teemg off for wmners mmton and basket shootmg. The ]earn~d to yteld the Western Reerutbng dlviston, upon bemg commissioned a captam ln mother was a Russtan opera smger IN MIRAGE ernoon at 5 o'clock m the without any compettbon Evelyn b th t t Both ! B ton 1ght Starting from the From the k1ckoff until the wh1stle of play Y e wo earns themselves fortunate m hav ng a ase Accordmg to Dr W. W H 1!I , m- Intramural program 1s trymg to It's here! Even the maps are the U.S. Marmes Captain 1\:lontell wlll be a marmc corps representative and whose father was a professor Hurrts was elected secretary.. trens~ elevens wdltun from "T" and dou- footall team It has been hard on htgh school at Broadway and Yale tramural sports head, the fall pro- supplement a full year of girls' changmg That old familiar, the They're JQ to carry the war to on one of the JOint army-navy college officer·procurcrnent boards. The me-etmg-room-ofth-'el boards wdl visat western colleges tlus fall to secure officer candidates at the Conservatory, grew PICTURES ,___~~~-th Sub Tonight urer ble wmg formatJons. The simllar- both the players and the coaches at 7 45 P m (with Army prompt- gram wtll run as follows for both athletics and to quote ~rs Thomp- Albert-Richard Football Map has the enemy nnd win, wm. wm for the variOUS armed services. up wtth mus1c She was graduated Jack Redman topped Betty An· tty of play is accounted for by to field a team of the same cahbre ness) Army and UNM l'ooters wdl A and B leagues son, "Not so much for competlbon been revoluttomzed to fit the pres- Mirage ptctures will be taken by I the fact that Barnes and Slupkey that has been playmg m recent march through town led by the Atr Tenms doubles. Tuesday, Sep- between sororttles as fun for ent t mes mto a "Patnottc pano- " CHORUS -----'------" from the Paris Conservatory, where cona ior freshman class prestdent 1 she won the Prnc de Rome She Warner-Woods studio, across the A V1ctory dance will be l!eld to­ u Mortarboard Sing to w1th Karl Wehmoyer and Peggy composed the Lobo coaching staff years. Mtlttary serv1c;e and lack of 'Base and UNM bands and our tember 22 everyone" rama of the Umted States Here come the Lobos, the speedy has s1nce g1ven the greater part street from Hodgin, mstead of by night m the Sub ballroom followmg m 1941 funds have cut senous mroads in newly selected cheerleaders Kha- Handball doubles Tuesday, Oc- The Intramutal chmrmen and. Somethmg has happened m the Lobos of her ttme to teachmg, ot the Charles Vandervoort as or1gmally Htght bemg g1vcn the office of vice­ Th Lob 0 Coaching staff is t t N ht tab has 1ssued a statement that all d th M Be Held Wednesday the Lobo Flagstaff game, accord~ e new the athlet1c depar men Ig tober 6 sorority prest ents mflt Wl rs dens and studies of Amer1ca In- They'll r 1de to VIct'ry for New announced Students havmg ap- president and secretary treasurer h d d b "WJI!Je" Barnes who dd d 1 y freshmen must attend to form a T 1 T d o t b Gl M d t t d Coast Guard Officer Here famous Ecole Normale m Par1s and mg to .an announcement by Joe en e Y games are an a e uxury au enms smg es ues ay, c o er eaves on ay a noon o raw stead of the sportsman's dream, 1t Mexico' at the Conservatory at Fontaine­ pomtments Will keep them as The fire, under a splendid tradi- respectively is asststed by George PetJ:ol, lme owe It to the boys and your school 'nucleus for the UNM cheermg sec- 13 up a program They wtll meet agam now the patrtot's dream Arhst Oh see the Lobos the crafty Lobos scheduled t1on of several years' standing, Harley, student manager. 18 bleau, and~ she has been made a Re-elections :for offic:e of JUmor coach and Steve Reynolds, end to get behmd the team wtth all you ltton Pots should be worn at the Handball smgles Monday, Oc- next week, The chan-men are Frank Cheeseman 1s respomnble As with shifts and spins they mys- member of the French Leg10n of Members of Alpha Delta P1 so- be renewed next Wednesday night Adm1sslon for the affaJI will be class VIce .. prcstdent will be held coach. hnve-1t may be your last chance !rally Tomorrow mght the Umver- tober 29 Alpha Cht Omega-Ada Mae Sim- for thts oolorful, eye-sattsfymg" ttfy the foe! Oct. 15 to Announce Plan Honor for her services to French l'Ortty ..wtll have their p1ctures as the Mortarboards sponsor their 50 cents per couple or stag Mus1c The final stages of practice in lnty band Wtll give an exhtbttton on Volleyball Thursday, October pers, Ch1 Omega, Luctlle Wllson, mnp PatrJot1sm 1s the key-note And when tt's done, boys, and we MUSIC, taken the first tour days of next w11l be by Chuck Wllson ond hJS m the Sub Wednesday from 10 to 2. the Lobo Lalr showed up the final the field Ann Crouch~ sensational 29 Kappa Kappa Gamll16, Marmn -The new map dramatizes the whole have wonJ boys, An officer of the Coast Guard, a member of the Army... Navy-1\oranne week; the p Kappa Alphas the annual campus smg Every year Mne Boulanger has conducted 1 Varsitonmns The rule applymg tr presentation play of halfbacl's Server and !drum majorette from Artesta now Basketball Thursday, Wilson. Alpha Delta PI; Judy gloriOUS story of Amertca, from We'll celebrate another victory, Corps Guard College Procurement Conumttea w1ll VISit the Umvers1ty R d c rt Nov~mber tho Boston Symphony, the New next four days starting Thursday. the 1\(ortarboards attempt to brmg Members of the Flagstaff team of actlvity t1c1tets for ballots w11l Smith, who wdl have to be plenty enrolled here, wtll be featured m a 12 Chapman, Hokona, Nanette Tay. Mayflower to MacArthur. States For there's no mystr'y to makln&' of New Mexico on October 15 to enhst college students in the reserve ecor once York Phllharmomc Symphony, and Other fraternity and soronty the students together m an cvcnmg wlll be ltonor guests at the dance hot Saturday ngtht to ground the patnottc dtsplay June Redenbaugh It lS tmportant that all entnes lor: Laughlm Phrateres, Marta are shown with the r state flags, h st'ry • Accordmg to the announcement of Lteutenant Roche, personnel pro.. ugam be observed d 1 1 the London Symphony Among her groups will be gJven appomtments of entertnmment by sponsormg a Chaperons Wlll be Dr and Mts air force Leo Kab WI1l furmsh wlll be the drum maJorette front- }Je m the day before play begms. Buhck, Las Damttas, Pnscllla state capitols, and Important dntes For men from old New Mexlco. ~uroment officer for tho Coast Guard in the 11th Naval D1str1ct, fresh­ In a. c:I'csperntc attempt to elect ProgramS AnnOUnCe pupils are Roy Harris and Aaron at a later date campus sing. Frank C Hibben and Dr and Mrs the straight-ahead power and share , mg the band, and m addttlon to Turn hsts m to room 12 of the V1gil Town Club, Katherme Battle sttes, war flogs, maJOr m- men and sophomores may enroll m•+------• tho five cand1dates for whom no Copland, and among Albuquerque Mr Vandervoort was obltged to Old songs and new songs ahkc Vmcent C Kelley the overhead attack with Blll Jour.. Mrs Nina Ancona, director of Mtss Croucb, Jamce Kalka~ Glona Gymnasmm bulldmg Brow~ t h t I d t and the Navy's "V-1" plan and JUniors complet10n of h1s college work the C d dJ Ll 11 • ven1ons, 1sorJca aes people who have studted w1th her withdraw :from hts contract be- peht1ons were presented, the Greek dan record programs, has announced or ova, an ean Y es Wl per- Contact your mtramural repre- Th~ Swtmmmg meet wtll be held places, and famous statues are 11- l and semor s may enroll m the student enters a Coast Guard re­ cause of labor troubles and an im- are sung The words to nll songs, combme staged a wntc ..m cam­ The army camp's reports are full selections to be heard th1s week form Jn thetr capacity as maJor- sentattves if you are mterested m Fnday at 4 p m The events wtll lustra ted Also there are par- Swimming Pool Reopens are Dean Robb, Emdte Von Auw Navy's "V-7 '1 Those 1n the "V-1" serve officer trammg class and upon of the Fme Arts faculty, and ll!rs portant tr1ai at wh1ch ho IS to be lncludmg the Alma Mater, \\dl be paign. The Council, however, de­ of rav1ng notices about 8 trio of and next These concerts are heard ettes any dJVISion They are• C C Love- be plunge for d1stanee, one length traits and dates for every prest successfully completmg thts cou1se will complete at least two years of Pearce Rodey. a key witness. screened onto the walls of the Sub OPA Rent Ceilings Cided that thts was co:otradictory to backs whom theY pronuse will 10 Stadmm 243 lady, C W S1sty, and Leshe Wheel- free, style, three lengths relay dent from George Washmgton to Today Following Repairs he is commissioned an ens1gn m the I the1r coJlege traming and those n.c­ She performs bnlbantly both on Students wtshmg to usc pictures lll typtcnl Times Squntc display, the Constitution and voted to giVe Friday, September 18, 4 to 6 Former Band Students er, NROTC, VJc Crocco, Kappa (crawl, back and breast). DIVIng Frankhn D. Roosevelt After Jts untimely closmg, the Coast Guard and asstgned to act1vc the pmno and pipe organ, Dean the eloctlon to the candldatos right­ cepted m uy~7" w1ll be given an servtce. A hmtted number of re­ from last year's Muage may obtam Everyone usually turns out. Fresh­ Benefit Students p m. Alpha, Gerald Fischer, Kappa one front, one standmg front, one Thts year, the sponsors predtct umvers1ty swimmmg pool will be Robb said, and has a_ppearcd as pnnts at Mtlner•s for ?'5 cents fully upon the ticket opportumty ()f graduabon Upon serves w1ll be taken m each class men, however, are not usually sent Hebrides Overture, Mendelssohn W• U B d Sigma; Steve Vtdal, Pl Kappa ba~k, one optional and dtve for a heavy demand, for the sUbJect open for students today While lt solo1st w1th the New York Ph•l· Students hvmg In rooming Elections were fauJy quiet With Hello There Concerto in E mmor for viohn, rite an master Alpha; Bdl Gergen, Stgma Cht, obJect After the mdivtdual con- of the new map 18 one more stir- was closed, general alterations hannontc Symphony orchestra. on engraved JnvJtatlons but are l'e­ houses, fratermty houses or com­ neither side doing an unusual By JOAN LAMSON !Mendelssohn Two former University band John Lantow and Leroy Enghsh, tests the swtmmers wtll choose rmg than football These maps were made The seams were re... both mstruments She 1s a close qu~rcd to attend mercially operated donmtories amount of campaigning durmg the Lieutenant KIJe, Prokofieff. 'members are now stattoned at Independents; Joe Maldonado, teams and play water polo All you may be obtatned at all clothmg tared, Sides scrubbed and cleaned. Know Propaganda Alpha Phi Omega Plans which arc located within certnm day Heav1est vobng came at noon ~...... ~ NINETEEN ON personal fnend of Igor StraVInsky, Requests. camps m the Umted States and Yatoka Hall, Prest~n Gunter and lbegmners are especto.Uy urged to stores that dtstribute the Albert.. Strict apphcabon of the health Serge Koussev1tzky1 Paul Hmde­ udefensc. l'ental nrens" are cntttlcd and durmg tho last hour. It was You cau certamly tell by the Tuesday, September 22, 7 to word has been -received from them Leroy Engltsh, Mens New Dorm, take part as this ts one event RJchard's lme of sportswear. rules W1ll be mforced Of Friend and Foe Campus Blood Tesling broad grms a number of boys about mtth, and Wolter Damroch to the benefit of the Of' A ce1hng on approxtmated that only n httle over 9 p m and H D Larsen and Dean J. L where you Will not need to be an PHI KAPPA PHI Engineers Plan Booth the campus are wearing from ear by Bandmaster Wtlhom M Kunkel. B ,_ f It t t h 1 t f f y ~::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::; By DR. WOODWARD There will be no admiSSton charge ~!embers of the pctlbomng group • rents, tlte Office of Prtec Admm­ hnlf of the student body took part Overture to Iphegema. m Auhs, ostWICt\.1 acu Y exper o ave a o o un. ou for the programs of Alpha Phi Omel{a met Wednes­ tstration announced In the elect10n. to ear, that our beloved football Gluck Sam Htcks, sktlled drummer, JB can stgn up tmrnedtately before the Ph1 Kappa Ph1, the Umvers1ty For Annual State Fair The present world situation ts day cvcnmg tn the north meeting They cannot be charged a higher season IS actually here! Symphony No 5 in c mmor, now stationed With the 31st band at matches on Fnday honor aoeiety, has announced the Be Trimly Tatlored one that affects everyone-men, room. The Unlvcrs1ty College of Engi­ rent than they p01d m the SO days tle~.t~rdny we meet our first op­ Beetl!Dv•n Fort Ol•lo'-omo lJJe te"'"" t!IU>Mlolefit woli be honor roll for- this year This honot s.u. Alumnus Returns to (cunpus lB New members were taught to neering wlll be well represented at ponents of 'forty-two Our own U. Ballade, Chopm. Joe Permo, excellent trombone for smgles only There wll1 be two Yet fascmatmgly femm1ne by selecbn~r 'vamen, cluldren ... The wnr be­ International Relations pr1or to the mnxLmum l'ental date toll JS selected .from tlte prcccedmg take flngerprmts and a letter from the New MekiCO State Fatr th1s established for theJI nrca by OPA N. M. versus the Albuquerque Air La Terrasse des audemces du and ptano player and fanner mem- Mr Todd Duffin 1 UNM '38, was n classes, A for the more advanced your. mg waged upon rn"b.ny battle fronts IS FBI head, J. Edgar Hoover, ex­ year With each branch of tlte Engi­ Base. ber of a student dance band, ts now visitor on the campus, September 9 1 d B f the beginners all over the wo1 ld But, perhaps, year's freshman class and open Organized Under Kleven -a date whiCh vanes according to Enrollment clatr de June, and P ayers an or presstng appreciation :for flnger .. neenng College contr1butmg some- It's bound to be a tough battle La Cnthedra]e engloutle, Debus· stattoned Wtth Troop D, Squad 6, Smce graduation Mr Duffin has All should sign up by the 22nd Fall Wardrobe to all colleges Selection is based area and stretches ns :far back as one of the most vital and 1mportant Last week the new Internat1onnl prints taken last year WflS rend thmg to the exh1b1t. ,; January 1, 1941 This appheir to w1th the all stars, but we can do at Fort Riley, M1ssour1 Permo been a chemist for both a water 1n the locker room and tryouts for at on scholastic achievement and the sey. areas IS the home front Here we Relations club was organized under DISCUSSIOn of the }lOSStbdJty of The theme of the college's exhibit toommg houses tn 135 out of nearly ltl has h1s apphcation m "'for band and a potash company, and ts now the B class w1ll be the 23rd (no top onc~twenttcth are 11laced on the Don Quixote, Strauss do not hnndle guns nor face the the sponsorship of Dr. V. E Kleven blood testing on the campus was Will be the 1mportance of the cng1 .. 400 "defense rental areas" subJect Drops 300 Our loyal support and loud work He was a mus1c maJor and a contractor helpmg to erect an aces in this group JUst ball chas.. WOODRUFF'S honor roll The man and woman With a membership of 40 B11l cheers can make regular super 3010 E. Central Phone 9361 barrages of acttve fightmg are be­ held as well as students actmg as neermg profession m Ute war ef­ to over-all rent control, The Untvcrs1ty of New Mexico's •;;n:;,;;h;;;o~n,;,or;,;s,;,tu,;,d;e;;n;;t;,;h;e;;r;;;e;,==::====Ann;;;;;;;:,Y,P;;,;,Os;;t,;;m;,;:A;,n,;,zo=n=a=====• Iers) from 4 to 6 p m The follow­ w1th the highest average rece1ves Hall and June Noble were elected blood donors m ca!!es of emergency Under OPA regulntJons, the land­ men of our own team Disloyalty mg sUbJected to partial mforma­ fort, The e>s. West Texas receiVed a blow when three startltlg backs were The •nshtut10n has been ap· 11Record Breaker'• mjured. proved for such loans, to be made Sport Scope bers in parbculnr are mvlted. Fra­ and as such wtll bagm cateers de­ here long~. Before two 'Otclock the corn bread, buttermtlk, punch and blocks (optxcal il1Us10n, no?) The motion pictures Will be blue, every shape and size, mclud· lookmg as happy and carefree as signed to put an end to those of MAKE EVERY It appears I cnn"'t stall tomorrow night's predtCbon any longer- to students on an md1vidUal bastS, ternlly pledges are reqUired to at­ fhst afternoon everyone was in oh, 1 forgot-soup Bill Dwyer IS supposed to be shown m Sc1ence Lecture hall The 1ng the people mnmpulatmg them. can be, the reason being no dbubt, and A H1ller, 1l Mussollm and E (£or a close hard fought battle w1th the unpredictable "breaks" probably but the amount of allotment for tend uniform. l'll have to gain th1rty A hater bak, tnled wtth 1ce water- around here, but wehaven't seen tentattve schedules are October 15, Streaktng across the campus one the savmg of both tires and shoe Chaperones for tho fitst dance Emper01) Hiroh1to pounds to fit• my pants, but that was a popular sp1t ns now soldiers h1m Joe Hopkms, that dapper PAY DAY forcmg the issue one way or another. If there IS a pre~gnme advan- the loans has not yet been de­ "GOPHER GOOFY"-Looneytoon Cartoon Central Atnerxca, November 19, ls Hable to see anyone from the rubber were M1.s Lnlln Jnrvls, Mrs Mnr­ Nearly every ranltmg college and won't bother me The shoes they filled then canteens We were cowboy I told you about last t1me, West Indies, Colombm Venezu~la, Th