Freshman Elections Set for Tuesday, Oct. 18

Who's Dating Whom Election Filing Read Campus Carousel See How It's Done On Page 5 On Page 1 TheTEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Skiff• * * • FORT WORTH, TEXAS VOL. 60, No. 3 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1961 12 PAGES Freshman Elections Set For Tuesday, Oct. 18 BY LYNELLEN BENNETT ter of the Undergraduate Reli will he required gion Building and Hal ris Hall Information sad filing forms polls will be open th Determination of u innin for fall elections may be obtained 8 a m. and 5 pin. w ill be decided by starting Oct. 2 at the informa ity in the primai i \ run tion desk in the Student Center Cards Presented . will be held it DO Election of class officers, fresh Activity cards must b' candidate for a particular office man representatives to Student sented to the election officials has a I in the pi i Congress and the 'lil HUM before tudents « he mary. The number <>i candidates ing Queen will be held Tues not issued irds "ill be chosen for the ran off .shall be Ocl 18. permitted to vote only in the twice the number to be e Qualification for class presl Student I enter . i they lor that office, dent l- ;i '.'. 2 grade average Fresh- nun candidates may not be on academic probation Queens Complete Hours President of Midwestern Homecoming Queen nominees must have completed 7:s sen hours and have a grade point a\ D or higher, There W ill To Address Convocation be no campaigning for Home Coming Queen and the results of Dr. Travis white, president o in, accompanying Choral the voting will not tx Midwestern \ and 1932 director Bcv Henson will lead until the Homecoming pep rally ■ . will of Hie Alma Mater. At the filing meeting, 5 p m speak Ion, n Ocl -1 ill pre- i, t 5. in i:d I andreth An sent a filing fee of $10 to the mi. ; election chairman Thi Tile fundable at the end of ele it the candl al of the faculty in with all election nil Posters must be stampc IS. They may not be put up be Dr. -Inn W I p.m. and will be limited to lour poster.-, - Borden These shall no! reshman of I any thing ns large as 8" by lu It isn't too early to (tart sanding the soapbox, making posters Amos W Melton. or writing speeches, because filing for campus offices opens the chancellor, ■ Oct. 2. Election day is Oct. 18. of any bui I. .in of the Menioi Qg the placed within the lai. and Di Elmer Hen agle in front of the Student Cen- Little Theatre Opens Year ter and in the area I nouncii tion Univer Spei 'ill be presented With 'Joan of Arc' Drama 1 on the east by Mi Worth Paper Provided senioi and 1962 I Emmet Sm r tmenl oi Barnes, Hammond, Indiana, and The Container Corporation of will present its first cir.mia pro- Worth Kurt Worth is providio ductioo nf the .1 student. ter paper for the camp ,i 8 p m. Thursday, on. 26. will be distributed by Student Thomas Named ".loan of Ire" will be pre- I in the Little Theatre un- At ; oi rally Ocl 17. Battle Commander MISS DOROTHY SHULER der I he direction of Dr. Walther Credit Due candidates tor It Volbach. chairman of the de- will have the opportunity to Billj partment hen- platforms. ippointed Five Added Other production dates are 8 Men Called Voting will be on Oil 18 and commander tor the Aimy p. in Del 28 and NOV. 1 4. Two the runoff Del 20 \ I will be in command oi closed performances will By Military will be located in the Student To Faculty .'ii in connection with the Center, Business Building, Scl the 75 At ii annual meeting of the Southwest The University has ami: ence Build: Build till being aihled iilty. Theatre Conference on 0 a policy giving academic credit ing, Education Building, thi and 28. - i. and .Ion Among some of thi to students who may be called Jewell, battle Dorothy Dr. Volbach adapted the play into the armed forces during the dean of women from the German inati: school year. 'Jeanne d' Arc" by Max Mell Seniors Receive stuii officers replacing Di Jo son The original translation of the This policy, now in efl> Don Boswell, B I Rob who is in of play was done by Megan Land ed during World Second Chance ert Baker and War II and the Korean conflict. Comini, an SMTJ graduate stu ; t appointments have ex. ' Students called to commands the dership dent, and graduates have ty even further, prior to mid semester, either by my "Mell was not the firsl to use- another chancel with tin- sddition oi three pro induction or recalled as a mem- Head Joan of Arc for a play." I)r Vol- Deadline for senior and grad ber of the National Guard or headed by -ion Kind bach said, 'but he found a new irbook pict Of the news II be given a pro rated . •li His drama deals with been extended one week due to ■ tuition refund. are I ■ rkuis, roan's late had on two mall number of stt Two Those called into service after A Co ; Dot other charactei who have been in for sittil added to 11 I will be designed by Henry r. will be given full Oet 7 is the new deadline for Whitehead, i» depart! MM Viola E. Hanimack, technical director credit for all courses in which seniors and gra-i let 14 (i llerr, who will h they are making a passing grade. ii of theatre arts, with costumes by for jui l!ti, sophomores. BCh arid tiei man, Dolores Tanner. ' Under this ruling, a student may [acuity and V .ho will bo Joan of Arc will be played by be called to duty after the ninth memle Greeks Greet Pledges week of his final semester, arid Sally Payne, Dallas sophomore; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Orgain, who still graduate in absentia. In Visiting Ceremony Peter Manuel by Charles Ballin- photographers, have heie liom Rutgei will be gcr. Dallas sophomore; and Fifty students, mostly from ii report now for pictures ' How do you do " and Madame Von Ligny by Laura !day school, already have been re- and a. rush alws] shakie ing in COX, Atlanta senior. pealled, reported Registrar Calvin deadlines Orgam's fr a ter nit) Hams College of Nui Other members of the I Cumbie. orary studio is located in th I01BS of Milton Daniel Dorm Ruth Ann Kindig i B \ elude (ail Hoyt and Paul Fisher, To apply for a draft deferment, end of Building 2, behind the as pledge lines began s 'til. has been named acting di- both Fort Worth juniors; John a student must fill out a form in Science Building Gasttt, Don Dorman, Robert the registrar's office, from which A charge of $2.50 for seniors it the fra- the Public Relations Depai Cunningham, Charles Collins and a Form 109 will be tilled out by provides for two sitting-,, one in ternil i for Mrs. Chris West, all Fort Worth sopho- the registrar's office and sent to cap and gown and the other in A ) tit. the ti | Bobbye Barratt who is on a leave mores; Bob Sessions, Fort Worth the draft board. The registrar's street clothes. All other .students ■ r was senior, Berkeley Batte, Fort office reports that the number and faculty members will be .e acquainted and plan mt Skiff edito; Worth freshman, Ronnie Head- of deferment applicants is about charged $1.50. some happi Hie coming Mrs. Martrue H Greenwood nck. Dallas sophomore; Ray five times greater this fafl than All men are required to wear year This year the women are will he assistant Catalog Ii1 Robison, Gainesville senior; Rich previously. coats and four-in hand ties. iing the men. in Mary Couts Burnett Library. Page 1 T H e SKIFF 'Inside'Stories Plunge Alimony, Toe Make News in Summer

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« more ca ding the "■ ig with Gets Silver Wings Man Denied Alimony __ ii Mist Susan Ludwig, an ex-student of the University, has i ■■■■ Baseball Medals been awarded the silver wings of an American Airlines ste- wardess. A Fort Worth native. Available in SC Miss Ludwig is assigned to flight duty out of Los Angeles. Air Force 2nd Lt. James E. Packer, left, and his instructor dis- ; your med- cuss • history-making flight in a T 38 supersonic trainer. Packer, a '59 graduate of the University, was the first student to fly I the ; He • the plane. to the —V TCU Grad Ushers Little Toe Must Go in the In New Flight Era 0 A a

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We're known in these) parts as Unconditionally Guaranteed HILL'S 9 Made in America! • Tot 50 refill* always available' famous for The car may be repaired but this small victim will never be the same. # Buy it at your stationery, All because some driver gambled with speed limits, cheated a stop variety or bookstore dealerl sign or ignored road markings. Most accidents can be traced to such QUALITY law violations. Each day they injure, cripple and kill thousands. Help end this fm y. Obey the law. Insist that others Laundering and Dry Cleaning do, too. Where traffic laws are strictly obeyed, accidents go down.! J^tvjnf&riel INC. Long l.l.nd City 1, N.w Y«rk WOHIO'I lAROIir MANUPACTUMS* Hill's Dry Cleaners O* .TAI»l.B» POH MOM. AND 0*F'CS FACE THIS FACT AND BACHELOR LAUNDRY Driven are the No. 1 cause of traffic a 2956 W. BERRY red 1,400,000 a 38,000. This year an increase Is threatened. How Swingline (Between Fire Station and Safeway) long must this go on? YOU can supply the answer! available at • PENNSYLVANIA AT HEMPHILL UNIVERSITY • 2929 CLEBURNE ROAD 4 hed In an effort to save lives, In coc; BOOK STORE • 4940 CAMP BOWIE BLVD. . i and The Advertising CouncH Friday, September 29, 19*1 T H I IKIM Pag* I In California, Virginia Dallas Junior Gets Position j Frat Chapter Miss Stephanie Sehermei horn Ings. Sorority activities a* well I Gets Decree ADPi, Kappa Delta Send Dallas junior, is president of Bl rules and rev 1 iil bej si Panhellenic this [all The position I and discussed .it the** fell to Mi^s Schermerhors when meetiii William* College'i chapter of Delegates to Meetings lit president, Miss Susan 0 Beta Theta Pi, national ; Baan, Texaxkana junior, did not ity, recently was served an in- Alpha Delta I'i and Kappa Means To Me " return to school this fall. Cello Recital Scheduled junction hy its national held their national Representing Kappa Delta Acting as president until the For Concert Opening quarter! probititing it volitions this summer, at from 1 dine I'enn ition will be Mis* Melva Initialing 30 new member* This year's ! I 1 a I if, and Roanoke, \ a , nolle Buchanek, graduates, Fort Worth junior, This action took place alter the will i>e taunt bed w iih ■ cello Ively, Lynn Swann, Atlanta, Gl The first Panhellenic meeting headquarter! became concerned recital Oct. 17. well represented at' Stuter, Dallas, and Jackie will he Wednesday Oct 4 about Willis Mrs Harriet Woldt, assistant both convention*. Tahita ory, Port Worth, all sorority will send a senior and opportunity.' it guarantei 01 ol music, will present Judy Meeting from June 23 27. the junior delegate to these meet every undi ling to ■ it program at t( 19 p m. Carlisle, Birmingram, Ala. sen- III were held at the Hoanoke in Kd Landreth urn ■ a fraternity «ill be given ior; Mary Slaughter. Dallas jun- Hotel The TCTJ chapter won a a bid by at leait one of the 15 Into the closed mouth the fly The series bj members d Anna Lou O'Mallej given for schol groups on cam] of the (acuity and is free to Worth senior, attended the Alpha aororitiea and [raternitiei. Philippine P student ulty Delta Pi Convention Thej ship, and chapter efficiency. feel this as a threat to their i gone 15 days. The gri Four of the g . to and basic Idea, thai ot being private; .ind Hollywood "W« from ether. organiza'ions. and as Mich, have really took the scenic route," said v Orleans, Williama- the rijjht to decide who shall and ! Tahita. lanta, and Wash shall not join ATTENTION SENIORS Nancy Orr. Tyler Junior, re ■ Freedom of choice Is a basic! a silver tray for having 0 Tomorrow (Sat. Sept. 30) is the last day to right sav the Greeks «i> written one of the top three It's a great life, if you don't the ' rushees" have just as much in the nation on ' What - ml have your yearbook pictures made choice in accepting invitations as In turning them 1! EAST END BLDG. 2 (Bock of Science Bldg.) 0 Your Picture Can Be Made Early WASH CLEAN WITH SPEED QUEEN But Not After These Deadlines: Award Will Go DRY WITH LAROl CAPACITY DRYERS To Cabin Writer SENIORS and GRADS Until Sept. 30 WASH 20c DRY 25c JUNIORS Until Oct. 14

A ft ;i will be SOPHOMORES ..., Until Oct. 26 given a graduati In his- ALWAYS OPEN . . . COMFORTABLE LOUNGE AREA tory v h FACULTY and FRESHMEN Until Nov. 4 on the log-cabin ph history. The grant lilable Coin-O-Matic Laundry to the school by the North 2217 W. BERRY . . . across tha street from Paschal High ORGAIN'S STUDIO impany | Schmid Jr., made tation. lid, also lent of

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Blue Genes Ye/// Dr Hendricka, Nortl beta specimens from themes: My girl friend and I have a play tonic love" . . . "It has been said that money is the route of all evil" . . . "The sick child was given a very strong anecd I here I stood, just a small boy with bare feet and faded blue genes . . ."

Phi Kaps Win Trophy In Grade Competition

For the third consecutive semester. I'hi Kappa Sigma has won the E. J. Firkins scholarship trophy by having the top scholastic of «ll tn- term! I tie average is based on a combination of pledges and actives' grade* This will also mean that the fraternity will receive an award from its national office. 0 Williams College's chapter of Its what's up front that counts Beta Theta Pi, national fraternity, recently was served an In- [FTLT ER_B L g N p | -|S y0(jrs jn wjnston anc( only Winston. junction by its national headquar- ters prohibiting it from Initiating EO new members. The action took Up front you get rich golden tobaccos specially selected place after national became concerned about Williams" system of and speciallyj)rocessed for filter smoking. Smoke Winston. "total opportunity," which guar- B J RMIVII-JI Tobacco Co . Wtniton Rtlees. H 0, antees that every undergraduate wishing to pledge a fraternity will f be given a bid by at least on* of WINSTON TASTES GOOD like a cigarette should> the 15 groups on campus. Friday, September 59, 1961 Page 4 THE JKIFI The Cynic , LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Sales Tax-Were Stuck With It Going to the Game Texas' new two per cent sales tax can BY DON BUCKMAN be compared to a partner in marriage. We're stuck with it, for better or worse, A university, one would think, will prob- maybe until death do us part. ably have a high concentration of smart Texana, seerainly resigned to their fate, people in a relatively small area. have been paying the nuisance tax for One wonders at the validity of this pre- several weeks now with little trouble. How- mise when he attends a football game here. ever, a Houston restaurant waitress was the victim of an irate customer who threw Let's take a look at some loose statistics. I bottle at her when lie gol his check, bear- Seating capacity of the Stadium, according ing a cent or two of lax. The bottle sailed to the General Information Catalog: 47.000. >.:ui6 /wi^cx? through a window after the waitress duck- Predicted fall enrollment, between 8-9,000. ed. It wasn't I beer bottle, though, because 1 Number of ticket takers at the students' fit** * brew, already taxed enough, is exempt ales tax — unless it's bought gate: three (or v, with a meal. we must grant, to be fair, that not Some small merchants have voiced their all 9.000 students are going to any one for an across-the-board one per i cut tax that would apply to everything, • • • ll the 1 has i tax on poverty" and hlv, three ticket-takers i income taxes Insti handle half of the student body, 4.500 kids, Maybe it's ju Is al- With no sweat. That they could do ii non- reener on the other side, but it students would stay OUT of I tlt»' ir that In 5 merit. line (because students can't go in any other Like it or not, however, the sales tax is here, supposedly a measure to erase to ■id if the ticket-takers weren't ex- ie degree debt. Let's i FBI agents who identify each student mi- thai ii can accomplish its mission and then nute be allowed to die as suddenly as it was Ami there's another thing. Did anyone Dcai 1 dil Editor: born else notice, on his w tion XYZ on I in ilck and tired ol hearing Thii teal against the two-yard line, how cars were parked? "integration" and "Christian- the I lit it* Man on Campus car- ity " used synonomously. toon in the March 21 Skiff. Fall Has Arrived It was a bit annoying, after parking at

(M hearing students proclaim- This type of humor and the A glanc,e at the calendar will confirm Dan Rogers Hall and trotting to the Sta- laughter it evokei, are character- ° ing a nerd tor racial integratioa brtk of a impua and what you've been suspecting for a couple dium, to notice that cars were parked all on ill. Christian pnnci- over the lawns, but there was room for itudenti whoaa main activity 0f weeks — fall is here. takes place in the student center , . . three football games on the recently paved Mid in the parking lol instead of Maybe you re one who prefers to say 01 hearing someone ridicule parking lot right in front of the Stadium. the classroom "autumn," or even "Indian summer' ; it the John Birch Soeietj i I holders, for whom the lot time I go to church, I know that the newspaper is doesn't matter. Regardless of what name is reserved, didn't come to the game. 01 hearing professors and ' is attached to the season, it's picnic weath- of the itudenti alike condemning pa- all the er, football weather, Sunday-drive-in-the- • • • American! who are work- activities happening on campus), country weather and, as an examp or, to pro- ing hai taking the bitter with the sweet, it's study Amazingly enough, lots of people had ll Communism. • and to be ilian of thi rights. weather, too. dates last Saturday. It's hard to figure, 01 beariil But I don't think that etl This is the season when vou're likely to jjnci istxation. and clergymen questioning the the newspaper has the right of , , , Holj Bibb punishing such cartoons which seek refuge in an air conditioned building It came Into we saw the Intellectual level during the day and wish for an electric Aaron Aardvark holding hands with Adrian tentlalisl think) blanket at night. Aba' 01 I I am thankful to be I _ , . . . . . Do you : lea that we are hitter, oi the in< [n this university and I > >«" nl:1>' have t0 P° n0me '" nmenl amor in our Up your winter clothes. And every morning No, not ' Whether we like what is happen for a few more weeks you'll have to in a bad mood. But do you rememtx ing or not. and: Sin Lng thai guy who folded up his binoculars ■ and tired of hearing it A K. ■ whether to wear short I thai the Chriatian n long. But fall is great, really. It's our and left at when L -ailing EDITORS NOTE: The cartoon to favorite season. by three points? Well, . . . Sincerely yours, which A Reader refers pictures two coedi dressing for a date. 0 One ii saying to the other, "And Editorially Speaking remember, when he pin* on his . World \\ fraternity pin, don't forget to give a little 'ouch.' ' but in the same Conversation Reveals Attitudes

■ bump- pi the BY LYNN SWANN sisters and the I mit th girl a wh< It was a short conservation; ke in line. only a few words were exchang- ■ This ed. But the words said a great 'hrill I lack deal about some students and of mai The Skiff about their attitude toward life. until they find the soluliei K in Tht ■ The Skill is the official student pul The e Univ< slip now and then, but hi their fie indent Her friend asked how she had kind ol of the OB the morn in. cursi&j resented final. a woman : as m N V . ■Oh hell. All right. I j Grandmothi Our -lie usually And poor girl She hadn't ,,t Kurt W IS a year in advance. 1'hen. with- ber boyfru break nished income, a twa- IBB in mbui i - an ha\ei: that indirectly «rou flnence many phases of h< a wh u menu Ed I • the heart of this « Attitude Disturbing ire Editor Kaj 1 who I been torn Tins attitude ti ! Ding rtising Manager into lor ,d least four h- - llis Joel Council. 1 our pin from one of But the most duturbini turbiiiK idviser Bill S about this conversato on campus. Such pins Also ditturhina is the fart ttitude REPt that , ,1 the rd learning. — I'll Sj< ouncil, Margie Cronin, ' ker, Judy Fran- iphold end ia ol i m ern — The gentlen.. den, I :nn the hi) thitn II tic ation, ill p.iss lli.ii a supposedly, refined M Taylor, Gretchen Weeden Leo Welter. Marion Coed Lets Down Group Student Confesses woman runes In public, l.lnda Wolfe. The coed had let down, not A !■■ ! student once cheating ia tancth rx d herself, but all el her sed, "I'm ashamed to ad- bj tome students l. nviatu aotJeatl Friday, September 29, 1961 THE SKIFF Page 5 New Restrictions Adopted, (?Amfccte (fattoteel Dean Smith Announces BY SU6 MORTON Became of the pressing need Dean Smith said thl Engaged are . . . national honorary hand fiatcrn for additional parkin IOII was firs) i Tommy Mill. Irving junior, • ■ couple are members of i now rest! \t that time, it was and Miss Mary Ann Mills, a the Horned Frog Hand and • si n ;>el>1 i'«l to campus traffic ickers ihe president of the hand. A regulations nitory an I idents junior at Oklahoma University wedding is planned for Juno nitory students will not be in order to check parking habits Hill is the Phi Kappa allowed to [iark on Unh social chairman here and Miss Alto Engaged . . . considerable Increase last Mills, of i>aii,is, is the pn i lity Drive year in dormitory students using V • Miss I in li Ley, Hous- of Chi On from 8 a in to Boon, Monday le parking lots made the ton sophomore, and Phillip Cul- Dg tO rule ni Miss Lynda Wolfe . . . ler, also of Houston '■ Dean of Student nih a member of Kappa Kappa Hy : David Forl Worth i and Culter is a member of Kai'i Mended the "t on n European the editor of the 1962 December 29 . . . Princeton and Cocki llorni k. She the date of the V ;! parking! Tan Alpha and Study Plans sororit; lember Secui oid is ni of Hi- ■1 The couple Tri Dell Scheduled n it U and loop of three Eui DR. ROBERT ROBINSON Wayne Hoover . i .' M i Rob Baptist To Speak Will ll. European H Third by EBM in During Chapel Stud' i the mirii- in um i parkin Dr Robert Jackson Rol recommended b; Engaged *sj»f, 9 . . . at the pply until University Chap 11 i . mem Dr field study trip He de- anri v of the Students are housed m private

■ lete Av Don't Shop With Crossed Fingers try. from Looking For Records ... /;\ New York ohurchea in the I in July, Intel I and preached in ■ the Insti Europe and the 1 three X East Waci, the Baptist World Youth 111. in 1958. Dr Robii itly the Phi Alpha Theta Chin- lie former itte Furrh Weils. Invites Members Phi Alpl honorary Air Cadets Represent Shop . . . facultj inter Squadron at Conclave ly for mem RECORD TOWN B. Holliman and FORT WORTH'S NO. 1 RECORD STORi Jerin d the Iron of

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BY SUE MORTON the original Glenn Miller perienca In this field, so that they would be qualified to per- For the first time in Its his- and the original Bennj .. Horned nd has Band In the late 1940a the band form in professional organiza- tions in the future. It will also had a big name, n Wl if this help give them a well rounded, graduate This fall Giordano is period "One ihinj; that many ii We are trying ■ don't know la to impress upon young musicians d far learning to perform in a half-time mental Journey' than Lea B al' music in conjunction with jazz," Giordano Brothers, an<\ ts, Gi- ! I ordano says, "this year the band ml in ■ HI June, I960 ,.,l (o : album with is capable of achieving a musical ,il l-'l Kmix. [•nationally and marching quality that far while nd an el that of recent years, ith the Hal All Star fat n 1 a depth of qualit Mclntyre One ' nin each 0 formers in 'ion. which with thi the inner parts. band in 1936. Asked about his ■d with th. tour <■ it the band has displayed so far will be time in Oc- will amal form an outstanding musical ordano. can all

lacked the inti Revives Program the bett< With all this Before the show — any show ■many an ; Giord Take Your Date To We had ■ions with from Ted Appreciate More "We hopt Cross; "For the the Euro

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■ many DINNER c.i the American am John Giordano, a I960 graduate of the University, has returned In He to campus as assistant director of the Horned Frog Band. Gior- Mclntyre, who formed this dano, who has toured Europe, has played in several orchestras. ophone with DANCING^

N N WA 7-2109 O O Great Music OPEN 6:00 IS FUN... W w featuring FEATURES: 6:30 e 9:06 Courses Set Eddie Dees Combo The Department of Music and 'JOSHUA M LOGAN © nounced th< menl of the •••'Off. T'0»J V*t LA HA IIA he i in 5500 Camp Bowie Blvd. ty. LESLIE CARON • MAURICE CHEVALIER OPEN 5 P. M. ; CHARLES BOYER-HORST BUCHHOLZ in the TECHNICOLOR*iwWARNER BROS. Dancing Starts 8 p. m. Thurs., Frl., Sat. Theatre The fee is five For Reservations Call PE 8-4032 (loll. . SATURDAY FEATURE TIMES: 2:35 • 4:58 e 7:21 e 9:38 at Music (Published with permission of the Fort Worth Press) this music of 111 mimed and smaiaJ " S Rl I BALLS Kenneth of the faculty

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At the Flick Rififi,' the first foreign film 01 the year, will be shi 2 p. m Sunday In the Student

ICh film, directed by Jules Iia-.-in. is d to be the t» m i ver Brice Har- Flick Committee chairman.

ill ro vot e SPAGHETTI voo n M6S 0TM.UA.i5 WOULD EVER \6 A PURE ART FORM!'. • SEAFOOD PAID? PAID? ACCEPT MOMEVRV? IE-. e STEAKS 6E THAT'S OUTRAGEOUS.' GIUSEPPE'S V Italianftmfo 2702 West Berry WA7 9960 Friday, September 29, 1961 THE SKIFF Page 7 Will Attend National Contest Record Grade Scored On Mathematics Test

For the fust time m TOO scored Coed Named Texas Lassie .'!l out ot ■ possible till OH the mathematics a< hievemt nl test. BY DEANNA LARSON 1 <-stants will l>c Interviewed by sssistsnl yearbook editor nml -■ill trom Rankln Eleanor Mllei Mills '' ommenatora and mov i h t received « the record grade le producers l-'m.-tl judging will scholarship. junior, will officially begin her The achievement test iv ;is Texas Lai poise, beauty, tpi ability, achievement, and talei all students with two yt when she is crowned by Gover bra or geometry, Daniel

it at all unusual, and in 1960 She wat is quick to point out tl SPECIAL Ically, shorthorns havi Young Conservatives Came From Scotland Delicious Golden Fried Invite New Members ,! nd. For CHICKEN COA h plaid CO to promt

■ /n-a-Box . . . fo go V V V one of tie Jim Koch, Austit 1 families and must have the ap the You!, Arthur II. • TCU students only • Eleanor Miles, in a costume state h te which ii is the it, and from Scotland, will be crowned ed from queen to qu 3460 B/uebonnef Circle Texas Lassie Queen by Gov- The horthorn ' ernor Daniel at the State Fair. r, one TCU Campus Deliveries 6-7-8-9 p. m. 0 sne will ap of the :ers of the club. -now on WBAP Following re her crowning on Oct. 11, Dr. Sadler , will again make a t' pearance. Addn he will All Makes Trip no November 23, Eleanor will servatn e polil leal ideas and on an all expense lin the MERLE NORMAN To Lecture trip t' inning al contest wiil be held The con- COSMETIC STUDIOS Chancellor M t left Fort Worth Thin RJDGLl TCU busy 10-day trip to the ml I 5918 tamp B 2811 B !■ and < Greek Jewelry In Kansas City, Dr, Ss I PE 7-3861 WA he will meel with the I For I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ;id at- I Anniversary Celebration tend the | I

(jn Oct. 2 thr >r will i Drops .:. Recognition Pins J 5 Crests .:. Pledge Pins, etc. i e will address the annual i SOLDERING • ENGRAVING • SPECIAL ORDER WORK uncheon tl A Free Gift for Ever In i Sad- i of the r the i Kubes Mfg. Jewelers "Across Street From University Stete Bank" (eqisier for Many Pi mid i 2715 W. BERRY

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1555 W. BERRY ST. Friday, September 29, 1961 Page 8 T H 8 SKIFF Engineer Mike Marshall, who Sells Directs Project works at KFJZ, too, checks out tome of the new equipment in- stalled in the KTCU studios during the summer. Maladjusted Children Study Underway Here A joint research program in lated from groups hy other chil- psychology is underway here and dren usually become maladjusted at the University of Minnesota to adults. study the effects of mal i merits in childhood The program will lie di Previous study in this area has hy Dr. Saul Sells, pi shown that children who are iso psychology. Dr. Merrill Rnff, profes titute of Job Research and the University of Min- High School is coordinator of the study. Delegates The University ived a grant from the Department of in and Welfare to Gather Here finance the proji intary children from wide- Deli ,il he used schools will meet on the I l mtical methods sity campus Oet it. tor the will be used with all data pro- North on the campus through Conference ol the Texas Inter nter which jchol ;ue. will open late this month ! The i"i which will Dr. Sells and Dr. Koff have .1 H :to a in. will hold been work i n this

ic work: ed then studies for the Air Force. • methods of helping slide rule, children have not be I," Dr. Sells point p in 'This n d may point tin; i new and b I'ort Worth area will lead ui in the journalism men! 1 ilk^ on re porting, adverti- ipecial- ised writing A discussion and critique will IJ-IJ #"—-,.,,,%*>»,. toiiow a demonstration by Hal IVllia \»OrrUpier tom High School in the one-act i Campus Radio Broadcasts In a play confei the discussion was eel idio station, and station cimpi: Minify Director at extr; The speech conference program will include worksh "I the belief th KT< reading and speaking i and gram ol Mike-side" and "Flip ' the U S During the eight hours of daily The selecting ol matter that the profe COT- side" Sept 21, when n again Weather Bureau at Amon Carter an I the wiv I it will rupters of mm 'im; to the Ti U Field on 1029 is supplied on a sub I in the ready writing "Well." said the profi camp "I know I've nevei companl Chairman of the committee in any of my st si.t broad The new KTCU for 1961-62 and ■ is Amos Melton, assistant their attention that i "Flip ding sub to the University chancellor. The studios ol w is operated b> the ted m tli> pertinent ol occur-, behind th u |ora work at PI sta a CM i plo lor tli. \ ne "n to the campus ■ i works at >i the ■ turn- • KM MR in with • new ! fa\ l employee of KKJZ. is the chief

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i producing m MO p ,,, . ,,,,„ Vl Miss Heidi Harvey Gets the News ■' "> >« Kntry blanks may be ol, It's a little hard to see that Miss Heidi Harvey is riding a merry- i'y eu by writing the National go-round horse, but that's what she's doing—sidesaddle, at that, I, P 0 Box 9905, Memphis The Houston f.-eshman, a graduate of Lamar High there, is a Official Ni the Fulbright Act 112, lean. drama major. (.Phot-- by Joel Council). Friday, September 29, 1961 T H E SKIFF Page 9 Pianists-All Nationalities Eligible for Competition The world's leading young; rWl most famous perform-1 of $10,000, there will be a second | Under tin rules, contestants pianists of all nationalities' ing artists will judge the com place award of $3,000. a third! must MUM linancinl wupMUS- and both sexes between the ages prize of $2,000. fourth of $1,000, lnlity (or the (rip to ami from petition. They will vote by | Fort Worth. However, all hous- of 17 and 28 — will be el d ballot" and all decisions a fifth of $750 and a sixth prize to compete for the $17,500 in of $500. will be unappealable, the rules! ing, meals, practice facilities will prtMt (luring the Fort Worth , ■tatc A concert tn New York's tie furnished to aeceptrd contest- i Quadrennial International Piano | Carnegie Hall and engagements Plans for the competition call ants during the event The In- Competition on campus in Sep- with leading symphony orches- ternational Women's Club of tember 19fl2. for preliminary tests, a semi tras have been assured the win- final round and the finals All fort Worth is cooperating in this Fust prize will be $10,000. ner. playing sessions will b( held in phase The e\ent, to be held each Ed 1 andrcth Auditorium and will I four y< tag sponsored by be public the National Guild of Piano The prize winners will take Teachers, the fort Worth Piano part in a concert on the same Teachers Forum, UM Port Worth it the end ot the final Attention Jazz Fans Chamber ot Commerce, and W U. judging. Application forms must be In addition to Ihe first prize hied before May 1, 19b2 I lu y Hear the New Radio Show tained from Mrs. Grace Ward Lankford, Chairman ol the FOX BARBER SHOP 2211 West Magnolia 1 blocks east and 'A block ',' orth 10. "Contemporary Jazz" To he i ! gible, the pi louth of Dan D. Rogers Hall must be over 17 and un< or across Berry from Cox's. Featuring the Latest in Fine Recordings 1 May 1, 19fi2. 3028 Sandage . . . WA 7-90* \ |urj me of 9:05-10 p.m KFJZ-FM I Mon. thru Fri. 97.1 megacycles I Drive a Little Farther Get a Whole Lot Better CAR WASH Brought to you by Only $1.00 and Your S. A. C. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY I IRIM I 3 MIN CAR WASH I 900 Block University 6INCE IB22 Dorm Hostess I 2 Blocks North of Casa Manana 6th and Commerce Downtown Fort Worth ED 24171 Likes To Travel I Traveling is one thing that has occupied the tune of Mrs. Leland A. Pinkel, new hostess at Colby Hall. She is taking the place of Mrs M B Pringle who died during the summ.T DVAL Horn in Marquette, Mich . Mrs Tareyton delive FILTER Pinkel led in every stale of the I'. S. and in DOES IT! la and Mexico the flavor She also spent four months in 19M touring Japan, "here bei son was stationed at an air base She studied decora nt the Art Institute in Chicago and Northwest. | Transferring to the i Diversity of Illinois, she was graduate,! from the school ol with an English major and a minor m the romance Ian Mrs Pinkel worked as | ity agent tor the United States Agriculture tor years m Urbana, I iig in Hi26. Hi band died in lf»28. Work toward a Uactici tit uate ill the SChOOl Ol education at California prepared her for high school English teaching ii I i hairman 1 "45-1958 and department dinatoi tr taking her i position, Mrs s for t and Waits two y

ind -koittim are in< hei past!: Asked about her el - plaining that hi at General Dynamii Worth She has three n n "Tareyton's Dual Filter in duas partes divisa est!" ACTIVATED CHARCOAL Dr. Mayfield Named says Publius (Boom-Boom) Aurelius, Coliseum crowd- INNER HtTER Geography Chairman pleaser. Says Boom-Boom, "Tareyton is one filter cigarette that At least one department on really delivers He gust ibiis. Legions of smokers are switching. POSE WHITE campus fias doubled in stie this OUTER fTtTER yiai figuratively speaking, Try a couple of packs of Tareylona. They're the packs any,' Romana!" The geography department DUAL FILTER now has tv\o iiilltime pr< I T i recent ly named chairman of the de part men t, has come to OM Tareyton ance of Dr. Marline Kmert, who has been holding it down almost singlehandedly for several years. Page 10 T H I S K I P P Friday, September 29, 1961 Managing Agent Slavich Must Be Versatile in Job By MARGARET ESTILL Nebraska, Montana, Oklahoma,! In this capacity he periodically "Hey. 'Duke Hand DM ■ coup Alaska and Japan inspected 2^ bases in the central le of distilling flasks, totn United States. es, a box of caitaloy clamps 'Makes You Thankful' During th he spent a In the la I Stretch of his ca- and by the way Don't I reer, he married Greh Gamble, to order a new gas chioinalo year in Okinawa and in Japan. ,' "It was an education to see Feb. 28. 1958, while stationed at graph." Altus A KB., Oklahoma. 'Duke'—that's S. T. (Samuel the Living conditions of other, Thomasi Slavich, managing agent peoples of the world," he related.' Becomes Civilian for the chemistry department. Village houses in Okinawa, he Slavich retired from the Air Slavich came to the University remembered, were constructed of on May 81, I960, traveled In February to take his pi orange iteel and i with Greh for eight months and His job include! ordering ind the people survived on then, settled down in Fort Worth, all equipment ma- small quantities of rice. "I was stationed at (,'arswell chinery and chemicals) for the Japanese civilization made an for nine years and I developed four chemistry lab*, keepifl Impression on Slavich an appreciation for the town and cord of all equipment and expen- "I was grateful when I came :is people," said Slavich, "It was ditures and the bookkeeping home, I could better understand only natural that I come back chorea for the Welch Foundation. that we do have much to be thankful for " "Duke" Fights The 40 year old Slavich was Busy 'Short-Timer' tagged 'Duke' during his high With only a couple of years TCU school boxing days. Horn in ion- completing his more >kla., he reached the semi i Sam, Barber Shop finals of state Golden I slavich became !' Inspec- 3015 University Dr. amenta In 1887 38. tor for the Second Air t Slavich admits that the nick- "Flat-tops a Specialty" name, Duke'' stuck with him permanently He played football two yean In Ugh school and four years for the Air Force In 134K a' Air Force - ika, he was team captain Atten-Shun r high Si hool, Slav ich en icle Sam" and The man to natch i the Air Fon lfl. he attended Air I school and wa I th in to the i here he ■ a supplj Wears a Vest The i: a par- Miss Diane Goodman achute rigger, • equip- ... naturally ment supervisor, an air flight With just on< more form to fill out before moving downstairt chief, a staff inspector and a in another line, Miss Diane Goodman wonders whether World War II. ■he'll ever complete registration. She's a freshman, lives at eh went on gunnery mis ho tie, is a graduate of Poly High, and, — to quote — "I'm 18' a, sions over Berlin if it's any of your business!" — (Photo by Joel Council.) as a volunl -it for fur new flannel vesti In a group of Army Nabs Prof Slavich ha with the Air Force in i : irnia, Eng- Interesting pattern! land, Frano ma, Florida, of tattersall and solid TCU's Dr. Clay Caught tones. Ours are Graduate Receives Post designed by College Hall

■ In Mobilization of 49th In School of Fine Arts to add more fun to your Louis T Harris Jr., a June fine leisure activities. III Hut" letype com arts graduate, has received an "Sir, battalion present or ac confirming thai be itmenl as Warm, too, against chill and hi ant in music education in the counted fur" Fall breezes. Polk, University's School of Fine Arts irds will b< ■ Harris is a violist in the Fort $10.95 in.ii e i imiliar to LI i i id. the Army Worth Symphony Orchestra Ib- (I i during World War il i is imn i nt of :i Tank Battalion, *9th the University Symphony Orches- Armored Division Hack Caudle ommis- tra, and is a member of Phi Mti 6108 CAMP BOWIH Dr Clay, profes or of |overn in an artillery unit assign- Sinfonia, a national music fra- (in Ridglea) ed to an ii1 ternity. Open 'til 6—Friday 'til • whi n the 4S)th was mobilii He has participated in the Uni- ■ an the i Unit Is Needed versity Chorus and String Quar- 1048 He h i nan of "It ii Important to have an tet and is itor of the L the Student Publics active ind when a Baptist student Union . ,IIHI spon Rodeo a call at any time," .said i Student Brings News imiljf will remain in • the 49th Kurt Worth. ■ No members a student in the mobili i d the i ill up Later in the zation BOWLING * STUDENT LEAGUES look ahead * SCHOOL TOURNAMENTS Don't Get Caught * FREE INSTRUCTIONS Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays at 2 p without any clean clothes for that important date . . . Let us SPONSORED BY STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL your wardrobe in shape.

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I I I HEY! I Have Your Picture Made I NOW! I Abe's Boys I for the Horned Frog Head Coach Abe Martin gives Frog co cap- year are Buddy lies, Bobby Plummer and Ray tains a pat on the back. Leading the team this Pinion. I EAST END BUILDING No. 2 I BACK OF SCIENCE BUILDING Leaders Communicate Jay Hackelman Attends I Young GOP Convention Better communication b< Stud. mmit Your Picture Can Be Made Early ;s and administration is ity, student Jay R. Hackle I But Not After These Deadlines: the purpose of the semi monthly Bophon I meetings of the administrative I'llilOII and stt Hull. ' in Minneai I SENIORS and GRADS Until Sept. 30 .iff editor; Dr. D. Hay I.indley. pre llackleman, wh I JUNIORS Until Oct. 14 of the plained that gate from Young Re SOPHOMORES . . Until Oct. 26 the ti! I to the fi FACULTY and FRESHMEN Until Nov. 4 informal and th horn. Panhellenic p r preside. The first meeting was Bob Bt John Burke of I' I held hert i » ALL MEM MUST WEAR WHITE SHIRTS Aditi of the COAT AND FOUR-IN HAND TIES • comm i 0 I Melton hancel AVOID THE RUSH lor; Dr. Lauren h dean ling big n I man: and liundy. manap d Ware. :< lr Jean Saunders, director of n activities; Char- he mo- dent • to think up eth Youngblood, social director.

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BY HAROLD McKINNEY Tho question now Is—can Murkowski, a junior who seems Hayes coaches an ultra con- Namely, Sonny Oibbs, the the Frogs do it again? to have ice water In his veins, servative brand of football. Southwest Conference's total A capacity crowd of more offense leader after account- The professional odds mak- and runs like a fullback. When questioned about the few than 82,000 will squeeze Into ing for 123 yards against Kan- ers say no. They rank Ohio But the key to the Buck's Ohio Stadium In Columbus, his teams throw, Haves ind sophomore Tommy State a 13 to 15 point favorite success has always been in the Saturday, to see if Abe Martin's quipped he prefers his players Crutcher, who was the Frog*' but they said the same thing line and this year's crew has brash young Frogs can make leading ground gainer with 76 in 1957. been called hy Hayes "as good to pass in the classroom rather history repeat yards in 14 carries. TCU should enter the game as I've coached " than on the field. TCU lilt BMt Ohio State In Up front the likes of Bobby with a slight psychological ad- Left guard Mike Ingram, a He shocked Buckeye fans this 1957 under conditions almost Plummer, Ray Pinion, Dale vantage. Abe's youngsters prov- identical to Saturday's contest. season when he announced ock, and Bernard Bartek ed they are capable of playing The 1357 Buckeyes were rated that they will see something capable of stopping the fine football while cast as the the best team in the country new in the Scarlet and Gray at- Buckeye thrusts up the middle. underdog with last week's KIFF the sophomore defensive rare expected to have lit- stunning 17 16 upset of Kan tack — for the first time in tle difficulty in downing the unit, which played such an im- Uso it will be the eight years the quarterback will nore studded Frogs. portant part in beating Kansas, opener for the Buckeyes. back and pass from a pro- Woody Hayes and his will be anxious to get a crack at PORTS tect P, e pocket. id Bucks came out on the Ohio State will field a typi- Ohio State. ihort end of I hard fought 18- cal Big Ten type eleven com- s So on paper Ohio State looks Martin's teams have a knack 14 decision and were dealt a plete with a big. stron),', anile Page 12 Friday, Sept. 29, 1961 like a solid favorite but here of pulling off upsets against thai p blow right where it hurt line and hard-running b in intangibles, such as highly ranked toes on their the mod in th The Mo,I of the ball can yiit cherub-faced, ">!>, 225-pounder, team spirit, become important, OV n territory. So those thou- i n paid for be done by Negro fullback Hob who resembles s fireplug this year's sands of Buckeyes may well unkind treatment be- A concensus \U 134 playing minutes last team takes to coaching well jam into Ohio Stadium hoping ohio State swept through America pick last fall, I year to lead State in that De- and they showed the kind of our "Christians" being the remainder of us schedule, son racked up 853 yards rush- partment Ingram vi spirit they have against Kansas sacrificed to their "lions"— including the Rose Bowl date, ing in 160 iocs on several pre M'IMIII All \moi- However, the Frogs will have they may go home quite dis- undefeated, At quarterback will be Bill lea teams, some tangibles on the field, too. appointed. W,LD BULL0F cmPUS Rough Week Looms TM15 15~ BOB PtBGUSON FULLBACK** OHIO 6TAT€ For SWC Members 220 LB teams i week. Jess Ni i to a fine start in the, the Midwest, Ohio Stale, in inl ■ little stompin hedule | Columbus, in Houston, l.su was ■ 16-3 by winning foui, losin victory victim of Hilly Cox's pin-point one intersectional battle, - in the South I and > rugged Owl de but tins s could dull the shine of last luckeyes ci np the The vaunted \ rkling showing Purples as a team which will sive machine gets a e with swe it who aal line for over the weekend are the gets the Cotton Howl bid come the first time when lik.\> o lech, Pittsburgh, Jan 1 off against hapless Tulsa. Also Ohio s' ite, Lo chunk it will be a second chani Southern t The Frogs, in Georgia Tech. The Ramblln' halfback Lance Alworth the dded a tittle spice to the Wrecks stomped SoUthel hamstrung I by bumping Kansas 27-7, in their opener on the granite-hard forward wall

LSI! will be out for revei in its game with rhe Bayou I understandably upset at t1 poor effort against Concensus scrambled to a fourth period AtL^AMeRiCAM touchdown to nain a 77 tii Houston The Aggies, com choi< t for the darkhouse role in inference title race, were sluggish and unimpressive in their bout with the Cougars, Baylor propped for Pittsburgh MASWT owes irming over Wake [ 31-0, in the "Baptist Howl' at BeCN STOPPED Waco. Ronnie Hull tallied twice FOB A LQ5S f for tin in runs of over! .. i be Pitt encounter will ihn Bridgers a chance to test his explosive offense SMC journeys to California at ] the invitation of Southern (al for a game in the Cos Angeles Col Frogs Stand Tall in SWC iseura SMTJ put up a whale of ,i u,: P :;;:;: Grid Statistics Saddle spent last Saturday taking it on the chin from Georgia Tech TCU, which got off to a flying third in average gained rushing While the rest of the COnfi start with a 17 16 victory over «',h 91 71*», again behind Tex- as and ence lne> to pad Its ' \u\ week~ grabbed high Baylor al record Texas and Texas Tech spots in the statistical ranks s pass defense held the will meet at Austin to kickoff |!L.un,, released bv the South- Jayhawkers to 26 yards to give the SWC championship season W|,s1 (()|]|l Mj the Frogs second place in that iThe Longhorns overwhelmed >K Quarterback Sonny Gibbs ran department, behind Texas and ifornia, 28 3. last week and : for 30 yards and passed for 93 Texas A&M, who tied for the Mississippi stati- edged the to take over the total offense first spot. ers, 60. lead. End Buddy lies, a principal Leading scorer in the confer- 0 target for Gibbs. grabbed the ence is Ronnie Bull, Baylor's all- Gibbs, Plummer, Pinion pass receiving lead with an aver- American fullback candidate, Ik in per pass of 18 yards. who scored two touchdowns in Win Frog Club Honors In rushing. Purple fullback Baylor's 31 0 rout of Wake For- Tommy Joe Crutcher ranks third est. Gibbs and halfback Roy Dent -a* Tackle Hobby Plummer and | in the conference with a 5.5 were tied with nine other backs guard Ray Pinion were named average per carry, behind Jerry '■ who scored one TD each. I co-winners of the Frog (lub's Cook and James Saxton, both I weekly "outstanding lineman" Baylor paced the league in of Texas. •ward for their play in TCU's total team offense. The Bears 1 17-16 upset victory over Kansas. Garry Thomas, the sophomore piled up a whopping 292 yards Quarterback Sonny Gibbs was halfback who kicked five times rushing to go with 150 gained cited as the best performer in! for a 38.8 average, is rated fourth through the air. the backfield. Gibbs had a hand among league punters, Texas got the nod as the best in both TCU touchdowns—run- In team statistics, the Frogs team defensively by limiting ning six yards to chalk up one gained third place in total of- California to only 80 yards. The Ready to go against the Buckeyes of Ohio State this Saturday fense with 284 yards. Baylor and Bears managed to make just 55 is Tommy Joe Crutcher, the Frogs' promising sophomore full- tally and passing 24 yards to back. Crutcher was the leading Purple ground gainer with a halfback Roy Dent in the end Texas are first and second re- yards on the ground and 25 5.5 average per carry in last week's game against Kansas. zone for the other. spectively. The Purple also ranks passing against the Longhorns.