Class of I960 7960 Version Presents Gift of Campus Carousel To University Starts Today See Below See Page 5 I IkllWCDCITV -& e*"' rt >T M/riDTU TCVAC TEXAS CHRISTIAN eUNIVERSITY Skiffn, 5^ 0 'T WORTH, TEXAS

VOL. 59, No. 6 WEDI 99Q* *9y\i» 8 PAGES « ' 0* Fall Elections Underway 146 Candidates Vie For Student Offices

By LYNN SWANN Voters today will narrow down the field of candidates running for 17 student body offices. Candidates for class president, vice president, secre- tary, treasurer and freshman class representatives—147 In all -began campaigning Sunday. At 5 p.m. they put up four posters each. Under the new election rules, posters were permitted only in the quadrangle, in front of the Anna Lou 0'Malley, Marilyn Mot k. Ann Terry and Sally Wiley. Student Center also in the Sophomore Candidates mall In front of Dan D so thomoi e president Kenny Hall Anderson, Doi nd Buddy Other modified election rules Wheelosa Liwiinto insist that students provid Sophomore vice president: tivity cards at the polls and that Glenn Clark. Tahita Niemt no handbills be allowed on side and Cli -. e R I walks Sophomore ■ B I Candidates musl have a Byrd, Barbara Carlisle, Maine point index ol 2 2 overall through ' .IItor. Alice the last semest (iazelwood \ Run Off Friday There «ill be a rui Sophomore treasurer: Jan Bor- i8s presidents and fresh ders, Kith. Branum, Vii man representative i Othi r < I Betsy v. ill be elected by a sim Johnstton, Kathy Kirk, I ity.- Kornfeld, Jo Ann Alfrey and Studenl Body Vice Pi ( lanta Tolle. Bob Patton estimates the I Freshman Class Candidates vote will be revealed by 11 p m Fri shman 11 Dick Bis- Wednesday. hop, Bud Byram, David Crandall, "In the spring election almost Mike Duncan, Jim Prasiar, Butch 1,700 people voted We're hop Martin, David Stevenson, Clayton ing tor an even belter turn oul Thompson and Ralph Youngdale. this time," Patton said Freshman vice president: George Counting the votes will be the Bradford, Joe Britton, John five-man electtion committee, the See ELECTIONS on Page 2 executive committee of student congress and the student supreme "Have an apple. By the way, why don't you sudden "friendliness" some of the students vote for . . ." "No, here, have a cigar. I'm running for office have. Left to right are court justice Horned Frog running for . . ." Sound familiar? Probably Yale Cason, Fort Worth senior; Dick Click, Senior Offices does. This always seems to happen 'round Dallas freshman; and John Cline, a transfer Running for senior president this time of year. Everyone, all of a sudden junior from Ohio University.— (Skiff photo by are Ken Hubble and Tom Bar- Sets Dates geit real "friendly". The lads in the photo, Jesse Ford) ton although "hamming it up" a bit, represent the Senior \ ice president Joe Led better and Don L Talley. For Pictures Senior treasurer Be\ erl y Bennett, Martha Kay Frailer, Headline for sophomore pic- Class of '60 George Horn and Alan Winter tures lia.s been extended until Graduate Record Tests Senior secretary Beth Atkm- Friday, Oct. it Photographs are Presents Gift son. Bennl Lynne Eastman, Man being made In Dan n Re lyn M.irtm. Joyce Paulson and Hall from 8 a in to 5 p m I ist year's tenior clui pre- Patsy Rayburn. i ither deadlines n mam the sented the dm ersity four bronze To Be Given Twice Here Juniors Running same, Juniors have ur.nl ivt L'2 plaqusi to be used as building Junior p resi d ent; Ronnie and senior-, graduate students identification markers The Graduate Record Exami ' I, I960, and April 22 1961 Moore ancLJeff Stevens. and faculty members have until The plaquei art to be ael up nations, which are required l>y The tests consist of an apti- Junior vice president: Steve Nov. 5 on the law us cf the Student < 'en tude test and an advanced test Barnes Fred Barron, Jo Ann Howe\ er, at i I icul- ter, the Library, Clark and Jar most graduate ichooli as well as in I lie area ol specializat ion Both Jones and Ronald Mayberry. ty member may come in early \ is Halls In October. b. donoi i <>f graduate fellow -hips of these arc required of all stu Junior secretary i Judy Carlisle, and have pictures made Max Jonea, preiidenl (if the vt ill be given tw Ice this ichool dents In the doctoral program Ann Craig, Melissa Hicks. Sharon Allen Ej ler, Fort Woi th senior ela i ol '60, preaented the gi£1 year here The teating dates are het • Fee for the two tests w hen Hoffa, Carolyn Thaxton and Mary and yearbook editor, requested taken together Is $12 Woolsey. that pictures be made now to Students who expect to apply Junior treasurer Linda LoftUS avoid the last minute rush BSU Convention in Waco for fellowships or graduate schol- ;u >hips should take the examina lion on one ol these dates, the To Draw 3,000 Students earlier the betl >r, s Testin Bu i eau spokesman sai I I miersity tnembei■ of the the Seventh and James Bs Bulletins of information with Baptist Student Union will at i 'hurch In \\ aco applications enclosed are avail Tfl! students prill take tend the Texas Baptist Student ■ able at the oft Ice ol the dean of trip to College Stat Ion to see the i'»m ention in Wai o They will the Graduate School and In the TCL vs Texu AAM football office of the director of the Test be among 3000 collegians at tend game Oct 18 ing Bureau In Building 8 Ing the convention Oct. 11 Mi at A ill. II tered bus w ill lea\ a the D adline for registration for the Seventh and James Baptist Student Center at l p m l i i o i ol the trip to I oil ilio No\ lit examination la Nov. Chui rli turn «ill be W lodging «ill be 4 : ir the April 22 examination, II itured ipeaki rs w ill be i tr IS i night the deadline for registration is April 7. E N Jonea, secretary of the Reservations should be made Christian Education i ommi Immedi itel) .it the BS1 ol Each person w ho wIshes to lake Baptist General Convention of in the University Baptist Ch ition must applj and Texa . Dr, J. P. A ir of or by calling Mrs Roj Raj BSl son.I his fee with the completed the i ii it Baptist < hurch In Alex .■ at W - ir W \ I applic.it.on to the Educational andria, Va . Rev, William M r018 Special accommoda tion i I Service, Princeton, New Dyal Jr., Southern Baptist Mis will be made tor band membi i i sionary to Costa Kica and current and athletes who wish to attend C -i Firkins director of the ly .i si iting the personnel stall the convention following the lity's testing center, said, (if the Foreign Mission Board and game and are unable to leave "We are expecting 30 or IA to ; i.Mh Dr, Charles Wellborn, paator of on iiir ithaitered bua. lake the lost this \eai." For more "wisheyweshey" Zefa-Sigma Chi photos, >•• page 3. Pig* 2 THE SKIFF Wedne*d«y, October 12, I960 ELECTIONS Summer Course in Hawaii Noonspiration Speakers Selected Continued From Page 1 Baptist Student Union Noon devotionall are held each : the week I f Oct. 10-14 at Monday, Wednesday, Thursday i'. ra (>sw ■■:'.'. Offers Travel and Study noonspiration were announced by and Friday In room 214 of the Jr.. nal committee chairman. I • Center. and teachers can en- of the Mast Paula ["horapson .' !' Wood and Judv Kaye .. summer \ acation I I Hawt and "Inland fun" | Newspaper article about a lo- Wrt] The 1961 summer - They are Ronnie Ryan, Ponca I mirysm "He operates a : City, 01 Shreve- r Robert ■ Berry Janice port. I . farm, engages in civic activities •dge. roll mi and keeps an occasional >neak> Jim 7 nary and M I irovei ing dale I', : idi i s Dl- and New 'Fireside ■ - - ■eludes Series Starts round trip U ; y ma Fresh rj Patty kiki Beach Hotel and hi For Students with rful Hawai- i Oil Campus iMaxShukan Hill and Do: ian social and leisure functions . nesday. Oet 12 a! 7 30 p m. ii - of "1 Was n Tun-age Dwf","Tht Many Jan B. S Trar,- m the cam- Giili*", etc.) " - be Rev. ■ommoda . tecative director, t I tree service of the program Representatives' Race 215 courses in 39 fields In the r rep- :■ ■ I ■red in the tummi "HOME SWEET HOMECOMING" sioa's i by a dis- 11M • are held mcv '. unity from :y. Lynn Rour'ar.d. Martha to provide students, their wives ir Ot and the I'nited 'MI :i asking me lately, vl 1 .-it Campbell. Wini Camptx ■ ■ Hi I trying to find out and to mett with d t of the program is tax de- why my new spi I Its that I haven't had time to answer. Dr. Cralle states, when ,t I final!'. tl d whj my ■ - niup gor> ers are earning in-service sports ear leak- 1 have been driving it upside down and so r,al ad- I ready today to t urn my al "dng. the guest of the t lent Extra credits earned - \ knew the dis- by undergraduate sturier.' 1 el ■ I egin with definitions. Homecoming is ■ w« kend when and ■ - football game, Kay and transferable to nearly all colleges ! leu and work and ur. ■ -rh other's - -. Teddy Pow- ■ -■ . : 'e'.e information includ- : . t ^. "..ry Lou K week is The Austin Experiment 20-page bulletin and appli- Theweel e singing of old songs, the slap- m Shaffer v a r d the Renewal of the ble by writ- d the frequent exchange of such greeting! " ing to: Dr. Robert E Cralle, Di- rector. Univei lity St old polecat!" or "Harry, you old porcup - 5 of life in the . and Hawaii you old • or "Harry, you old wombal "' S French ta you i :. si e, all old grad u d Harry. - It . d grads who behave wil I * i tt, 0 . also comports itself with unai IQSCO ROTC Color Guard $57 F tomed r> laugh and smile and (x.iind : Bnd K- ling "Harry, you old Airedale'" This unschi ■ U ■ dull i . • 0 through the noon boor Friday, . trried on in the hope thai old grad-. in a transport • ■ will endow a new geology building. - •■•.ore mut- t [he old grads, however, are seldom seduced. Bj \ ."I for I on Saturday their backs arc so sore, their eyeballs so eroded, this course and missed the tl • r extremities so frayed, that it is impossible t<> get a kind he n t a boo) soap : 1 ior, of the Air V »i rd out of them, much less ■ new geology building.

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1 I improve tl" it I l D ; call that football? Whj. bai k i - ' Hy • . ball in tho ■ this na fot football todaj '■ Take ■ 50 substitutes sitting there. Why, In my day, I 1 men on I team and ll. it was I W hen you I ' tpped a piece of tape on it and you went i .: I ' State. Harry ~ , was killed iii the third quart. 1 need dead, Bat did thai stop old Harryl tintype! link in he went and kicked the winning >ur seconds of play, dead as he waa. Back v day, they played football, by George!" \ the old grads, was better back in their daj - tone Even the most unreconstructed of the adn.it thai bank In his day they never had a - Marlboro never a cigarette with such a lot to like wing, ■ tl ivoi so mild vet heart] so • • ;1 never a eh I top boa oi

)*oung grads, and undergrads, why don'1 I have a full Bavi ' ftj M irlb i >, the • with the unfilti red taste, and If | This is the kind of] Hair Tonic creates ind the sun will hineand I I all the rime. Ii n» hair I e murmur of wings and n • > replace the i ite* you m with Vaseline' Ha r 1 V r hair looks great, at : ■ r longer. And just a little docs a lot! At Bom0comin$ tun* ei any tlm* ti\i Uarlboro ■ unfit- lerasf Mmpmmbit tifmntti ntU, Mutortul Fhttlp Moi • .. 9 Kfgular $lti ur King n:i • .irn •• ;•'!,/, , i, brand ru trend /iii/>r>y ** g?*Jf VASELINE HAIR TONIC • Uiunoklng! Hartai ommandti tretcomtaooerdf Wednesday, October 12, 1960 THE SKIFF Page 3

EXPERT ALTERATIONS Air Force ROTC sponsor-, for Anna Lou n'Malley. Fort Worth Sewing for men and women the school year have been an junior Skirts Hemmed DOUnced by Major Malcom 1'hil Miss Martha Kay Frazior, Bay- ED 2-6804 town junior, is second squadron lips, Jr , assistant professor of Although it look* like a Sigma Chi has turned "traitor" and sponsor. it "sudsing-up" one of his fraternity brothers/ he's really Air Science. Sponsoring the third squadron making his attack from the rear on an already-overwhelmed Miss Carolyn AcJden, Dallas is Miss Stephanie Schermerhorn, u/SS/A/ZZ. S*LZ Zeta. If you'll observe closely, you can see the Zeta's soapy senior, is the Air Force group Dallas Sophomore (f legs. She was probably wishing at that time that they had never ft / sponsor, with the rank of honor All are members of Angel invented Burma Shave. This, of course, was the annual Zeta A /* Tau Alpha Sigma Chi "Soap-Fite" which was held last Friday. ary cadet colonel She is also Flight Squadron sponsor-, will - The results of the yearly brawl was a draw.— (Photos by Bill commander of Angel Flight wil have the rank of honorary V Perry) First squadron sponsor is Miss cadet major. School Song CLASSROOM. Competition PLAYROOM, Is Extended ,/ WORKROOM Southern Methodist University HEY! will extend the I arulh ComDC tition for the composition of a you need university alma mater type song another year. Have Your Picture Made NOW The contest is open to any professional or amateur composer // rv in this country and to citizens of other countries studying at ac For The credited college! or universities in the United States Frizes will be awarded over a three year STAP LI N G KIT period totaling $7.2(H) and a pos HORNED FROG IN HANDY ■ible bonus of ttSOO, PLASTIC CASE Original announcement of the three year program was made In October, 1989 Monday Through Saturday, 9-5 Sponsor Of the contest is \V \V Caruth, .h . Dallas businessman anil philanthropist. Caruth li an alumnus ol 5MTJ Enter Southeast Door of All Men MUST Original songs with uoids and music appropriate for use by siu dents, faculty and alumni of SMI DAN D. ROGERS HALL Wear Suit will be submitted to the Caruth Competition committee each year and Tie. by February 10 In the Spring the Sophomore Until Oct. 14 submitted songs will be judged • during each contest year. STAPLES MAKES TACKS All entries and further Inquires Junior Until Oct. 22 homework, book covm, plastic. Seniors Wear lunch bifs. note psJs. cloth, should he sent to Tho Caruth exam papers — petty items onte Competition, P, () Box 174. up to 20 sheets decorations, bulletin Srs. and Grads Until Nov. 5 of paper I toys! bonds' Southern Methodist University, White Shirt. Dallas 5, Texas. Precision built of (teal and rugged Temte. 0 • Handy "Tot 50" belongs in every Your Picture Can Be Made Early school bag, brief case, desk. Come 1 In and get one today! Grenadiers Park Cars refills. H4 bo of 1.000 But It Can't Be Made Late Hurry on Over! Members of the (irenadiers, the Air Force ROTC drill team. | $2.50 Tl II are working on parking lots dur Seniors Get 8 Proofs for ing football games, helping direct cars to parking places. Funds Other Students, 4 Proofs for . . . $1.50 raised will be used to buy equip- Bookstore ment for the drill team. Page 4 THE SKIFF Wednesday, October 12, I960 14-io.m tkc tyiLi Now Hear This... TWENTY YEARS AGO The new student body const i- tution will be put to a vote by the students alter final alb rations Cutting Classes were made by the Council Wed- Sometimes we want to do one thing; when we know nesday. Horned Frogs and the Razor- we should be doing another. Our choice depends on the backs from the lulls oi Arkan- strength of our character. sas pop the lid off the Southwest Cutting classes, for example. Good, valid reasons will Conference dueling in Purple Stadium at 2:30 tomorrow after- arise. Not wanting to go is not a good excuse. It is a noon character tester. Are you strong enough to do what you The Horned Frogs blasted the know is right, even if it is against your desires of the Arkansas It.r/.orhaeks in the ini- moment? tial conference go, 20 0 If on the borderline ask yourself which will matter TEN YEARS AGO most in the long run and have the most lasting value on William (' (looser, Honolulu senior, was elected president of your life? the Student Association, with the Professors do have something to say. They wouldn't Vice presidential race going to be here if they didn't. Richard L. Ramsey. With over two stacks until their next Kane' against Texas Promote-and Vote A&M, the WIII;S should have ade- quate UmC to lick any v, minds A wise man once said that America is a land where sustained in last Saturday's M tie with Arlington state Co a citizen will cross the ocean to fight for democracy—and ''I U\'9£R6TAN0 TH' DEAN HAD M'M 6U- the north face, 5:07. A few minutes later .the south and portint; a group erroneously west faces showed 5:25; the north, 5:27. It had gained four more rigid check will be Initiated at the polls this year called "DemOl rats for Nixon to see that they are run properly. minutes on its competition. Therefore be it resolved that Election judges, as they are called, will be placed at the Young Democrats of TCU One wonders how "clockwork" works. strongly urge the National Demo- 0 each voting place. It is their job to prohibit illegal cam- cratic t'aiiy to publicly condemn paigning. Mr Shivers' hypocritical acts and Lots of parents would have a car if the kids didn't This was the result from a few incidents of the last request that he refrain from run nave drivers licenses. ning for any public oft ice on the election in which people wen campaigning at the polls. • • • Democratic ticket. One of these incidents involved a Confused voter Resolution passed at Young Sure is a difference between good, sound reasons Democrats meeting at 3 p in. who couldn't make up his mind .-,.s to which candidate he and reasons that sound good. Wednesday, Sept 2V,. Forty li\e should put his X by. At that point, a long arm stretched • • • people were present. across his shoulder and pointed to a name. "Vote for him," The Young Democrats Club Kindness is a language the mute can speak and the the voice whispered. The voter turned around and in- • * * deaf can lit ar. quired "Who's he?' "Me:" was the reply. Dear Editor • • • The two American speakers in It's pretty haul to convince the kids that the shortage Another thing the election judges will enforce is the Select Series this year an' voting in tho vicinity of the poll! Last year, in the Stu- Ifrs Eleanor Roosevelt and Sen of teachers is a calamity. alor Paul Douglas, both liberal dent Center particularly, people were picking op their Democrats Senator D 0 u c I a I ballots, walking into the snack bar. buying a cup of coffee scored 15 per cent on Hie Amei I planting themselves down to a table and then proceeding cans for (onsliliitional A< tion rat in; The Skiff to make their decisions from the long list of names. Conser va 11»11, like myself Wasn't this a perfect time for someone to casually need to work together in organ The skin !a ihe official student publication of Texas Christian ized groups to bring speakers University, published semi weekly (in Wednesday and Friday dur- approach the voter and "give him some advice" on who like Representative Bruce Algcr ing colic"' class weeks. Views presented are those of the student would best fill the particular Office? Sure it was. and most staff, and d(i net necessarily reflect administrative policies of the and Sen. Harry Goldwatet I" TCU. University. Represented for national advertising by National Ad likely it was done Sinci i ely vertising Service. Inc. 420 Madison Ave . New York, N V . Chicago, To see that the Universit) functions at its best, the David brass Boston Los Ingeles, San Francisco Second-class postage paid at * * • Fort Worth, Texas. Subscription price. s:i a year in ad best qualified people should be in office. We cannot allow (Editor's Note The rating! men- Editor Jerry A Johnson the wrong people to he elected. tioned m the letter were made by a group called "Americans for Assistant Editor Ruth Ann Kindiger I'm not saying that there is only one person qualified Constitutional Action." brass ex Advertising Manager Ernest White for each office, bul I am saying that a few want the plained that the group had rated Photo Editor Jesse Ford positions strictly as "feathers in their caps." the voting records 0< congress spoils Editor Dana Campbell Although it's almost impossible, take a few extra men and Senators according to Faculty Advisor Max R. Haddick ' their liberality or conservatism moments while making your voting decisions. It's unfor- REPORTERS Adrian Adams, Dean Angel, George Ann Bennett, Douglas's low rating indicates Claude It. Brown, Don Buckman, Ida Bin-rut, Rosiland Butler, Mary tunate that everyone doesn't know everyone on the cam- that be rated as an "extreme lib- Engbrock, Sheila Estes, Hilly day. .lick Gladden, .lames Harper, pus and that the candidates were not allowed to do more eral") Tom Hoke, Martha Lain, DoUye Jo Luton, Judy Scanlan, Lynn O Swann, Tim Talbert, Eva La Wheeler. campaigning. Rut. that's the breaks! Judging by the way some stores In any case, this election will he most democratic in keep up their stocks, they n I that double voting will be prohibited. to erect a sign reading, "If It'l to he had, we had it." Wedne»day, October 12, 1960 1960 THE S K I F P;ge S

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Engaged . . . I Miss Mary Engbrock . . . In a double pinning ...... we Miss Sandy Hinei, Wyck . . . Houston junior, is engaged to . . . Miss Beverly Bryant. Whitc- off, N .1 lophomore, and Jeirj I v Plummer, Seymour junioi stone, N. V. sophomore was pin- Cobb, Dallas senior. Kiss Hinei ii ned to Mickey McFall, Merriam, a member of Delta Gamma, anrl a member <>l Delta Gamma Kan. sophomore. her fiance is on the basketball and be is B member of the foot Miss Carolyn Thaxton, Fort team. ball team Worth junior, and Jim Curlee, Worth senior, were also pinned. Hiss Bryant and Miss Thaxton *§* Two Nursing Students arc members of Delta Gamma. Mr McFall and Mr. Curlee are affiliated with Sigma Chi. Receive Scholarships Miss Silly Jarvis . . . Two freshman Harris College to help alleviate the short. . . Dallas sophomore, and a of Nursing students trom Fort of trained nursing person) Kappa Delta, and Kenneth Wolfe, Worth have been named recip- "■.Ions stated. Fort Worth junior, were pinned Od 10. He is a member oi Lamb- ients of scholarships provided by the first A list a te i a new country-v ide scholarship da Chi Alpha. Foundation Nurses Scholarship Dec. 27 . . . program initiated this fall by the IB, a total i I 52 . will be the date of the wed- Allstate Insurance Companies. ... re awarded throughout the ding of Mi.-s Nancy Jo Lee. Fa country this tall, with plans lor The grants, 1328 each for four Mesa, Calif, senior, and Joe Davis years, were presented to Miss the program to be expanded lur Currently featured at the Bcv/ie Theater it "The Hound That Huddleston, ex '60 of Fort Worth. the) within the next several Thought He was A Raccoon" and "The Jungle Cat". Both Judith Leath and Miss Judith Miss Lee is a member of Chi movies, particularly "The Hound That Thoueht He Was A Squibb years Omega and her fiance Li a I'hl Raccoon", cause the audience to chuckle and in many scenes Also at the scholarship presen- F P, Minis. Dallas regional Kappa Sigma. the results are "good old belly laughs". The featurette will tation, which was held in the manager of Allstate and a l!>.'t;t Miss Virginia Anna Farabee . , . continue through Oct. 20. Sadler Administration Huild.ro;. graduate, presented the scholar- . . . Odessa junior, and l)a\ id was Dean Lucj Harris of the ships to the students this week King, Texas A&M College junior Harris College oi Nursing Tb< "Realizing the extreme need from Del Rio, are planning a Disney's Animal Features ge was ei tablished at the and importance of adequately December medding. Mi-s Farabee University in 1946 under a mil- trained muses, the Allstate Foun- 1 is a student In Harris College of nondollar trust fund sot up by dation set up its scholarship pro- Nursing. At Bowie This Weekend the late Dr. Charles l! Harris, a gram in order to increase inter- well-known Fort Worth surgeon Breaking away from Donald est In the profession of nursing But the - tory la "deeper' than There are currently around 190 Iliuk and Mickey Mouse. Wall the nor: analytic entertainment coeds enrolled in the nursing Disnej bai produced two true- itionshipi between curriculum life adventurei which will show Poem To Be Published mother-son, husband-wife and sis- s spring graduate a! the Bowie Theater this week ti rs bet ome more Involved ai the Mrs, Betsy Colquitt, professor of Paschal Hi| h School where end story eon I of English, has had a poem ac- she v as active in tie Future The plot is based around what Ihe Hound That Thought lb. cepted for publication in the Nurses I lub and v r, ens At the « hen Cora Flood i Doro- Was ■ Raccoon" ii a movie about "Christian Century',, a non-de- University she is affiliated with thy McKuire) became so wrapped Nubbin, a redbone hound, and nominational Protestant maga- the Harris < ollege oi Nursing up in her children that she neg rVeecha, a raccoon, who live and zine. 'Club. play together, unaware they are lected her salesman-husband, Hu supposed to be natural enemies. bin i Robert Preston). Raised by a group of raccoon-. The understanding "other wo P Nubbin develops I taste for rae man" i ' ansbury i and the Coon living rather than Living older sister (Eve Arden) who So Bright They're Like New vours: raccoon, presented a dominating front, nain feature at the Bowie add further depth That's the Story of through Oct. 20 is "The Jun- What students read In English (■•■■ &* 'Sat ClaSI takes on a new lij;hl in gle Cat.'' Three naturalists spent Clothes Cleaned by '1 bis is the 15-52. Advanced as it more than two years in the ram Orsen Wells' production of \ I beth," being shown in the StU forests along the Amazon River may be. this airplane has one tli „ getting pictures of tropical wild dent Center ballroom Sunday at in common with the fit 2 p.m. life in its native habitat. galleys of ancient Egypt...and Set up by the forums commit- SAMPLEY'S Motion pictures such as these tee of the Activities Council, ad- with the air ami space vehicles of ire a refreshing break from mission for the hour and a half TCU CLEANERS the future. Someone must chsi I its ■ itli a "deep", emotional picture will be 2S cents course. Someone must as ■ 3007 UNIVERSITY DR WA 4-9144 Strain, the usual cinema fare. Award-winning actor Orsen For certain young men this pre« Hell To Eternity Wells directs, produces and stars "Your Clothes Insured While '■abb y's (.leffery Hunters) in the production of Shakespeare's In Our Care" - a career oi real executive transformation from a tough kid tragedy. opportunity. Here, perhaps r'ea I" the savior of 10,000 destitute will have the chance to mastei « prisoners is followed in "Hell fession full of meaning, r\sitc- To Eternity," now at the Worth ment and rewards ...as a N.. I heat) i ■ Have a real cigarette-have a CAMEL tor in the L . S. Air Force. When Gabby is taken into the home oi an understanding Japan To qualifj foi N \\ ig ese family, he loses his prejudice inA n Cadel inst them and gains a deep beanAmerk in citizen between 19 "i for the race, A conflict and .'■ gle, health; occurs when he goes to battli in rid War II and is forced to telligent. A high school diploi •(ill the people he has learned to required, but some college is highh lo\ e, able. Successful completion ol \ brave man turns "chicken" the training program Ii •""I I cold yet beautiful news commission as a Second ! ■ i woman becomes quite ant... and j oui \ w igatt i w Warm The love between adopted *on and mother grows strong in 11 j i'ii think j 0U h.i\ e W ' ' Hell To Eternit] " takes to n p to the A Uao appearing In the film are Cadet Pi Da> id Janssen, Vic Damone and tor training, sec \ oui K> \\ Patricia Owens. Force Ret H clip and D Dark at the Top ipon. "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs," appearing for the second I hire's a plact for tomorrou j "" « at the Ridglea Theatre, tead&s on the -_- -y — Provokes deep thought while gis AerospoctTeam, I Lj 'n8 earefr injoymenl

Fhe picture has scenes of hu % """'■ s w. passion and SUS A • 1 ~A^-" * ^ ■* Penee which furnish the viewer n "surface" tort of pleasure. Ajnprce

| MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY Fulbright Awards | AVIATION CAOft INF0SMATI0N I | DEPT. SCLO10 I Applications Due | BOX 760S. WASHINGTON 4. DC I I I am between 1) an i > . t tiztfl | ! ol the U S and a hijh i.hool graduate Students Interested In applying I with . la . illt|< i l< «*e for Fulbright Scholarships must I send me detailed information on l'-.t | '''nr application! complete ind . Aviation Cadel proffM 111 the hands of the committee by I NAMl I Oct. :•'.> STRUT.

Calvin Cumfcte, Fulbright ad CITY visor, has application forms in The best tobacco makes the best smoke! the admissions office. Room 113 COUNTY. .STATE. 111 toe Sadler Building. * l\lni£ «.'«., \\ lilKMl Stltiu, N. 0* Page 6 THE SKIFF Wednesday, October 12, 1960 Trim and Edge 42 Miles o/ Sidewalk Skiff's 50-Year Edition Sets Circulation Record Ground Tenders Manicure The Skiff's anniversary editioni The next color edition will bo wu the largest over printed and, Published Dec according to Jack Harkrider, cir-; culation manager, the supply was 168 Acres the Year Round quickly exhausted. Sharp Reporter Harkrider, a Fort Worth sen A Skiff reporter broke the M A Doss, who keeps the cam- pus, plus 18 acres at the mini j chore that usually takes only ior, said 5,000 copies were placed busy silence of a Skiff lab Mon- pus in tip-top condition the year ■terial apartments, for us to 30 minutes. on stands around campus at 5 day by asking. "How is the 50- round, knows his subject well. take care of," he said. "This in- He said the grass is not water- p.m. Oct. 4 and all were gone by i year edition coming along'" The superintendent of grounds cludes all fields, shrubbery, ed according to a specific sche !) a.m. Oct. 5. He distributed 300 j The resulting thud heard di- came to the University 13 years trees, control of foot traffic and dule, but when it Is needed more, leaving only copies re- rectly after was Editor Jerry ago and has been instrumental landscaping--and that's a lot of Gets about One Inch quired for use in the journalism Johnson falling weakly to the in developing the abundance of work." When watered, the field us department. floor. plant growth here Doss has 10 regular employees ually gets the equivalent of one The only other issues ever toj Keeps 168 Acres and some part time students who inch in rainfall due to the unique be exhausted before demand was The 50-year edition came out Before coming here, Doss work work to try to make the campus sprinkler system Semi mobile satisfied have been color editions, Oct. 5 the preceding Tues- ed for the City of Fort Worth beautiful. To further show the units mefhanically run along a Harkrider said These were nor day. in the forestry department, where quantity of work, he said that cable and distribute the water mal runs of 4,400 copies. The reporter's new major he became interested in landscap- the crew has 42 miles of side- over the field. This process takes is . . . ing, and then in his private busi- walks to trim and edge ■ eight hours and when completed. ness. Uses Own Ideas I it automatically shuts off. Faculty Members 'There are 168 acres on cam- When Doss first came here, he The campus crew fertilizes the used an idea never practiced be- stadium field four or fixe I Select Film Series fore in the a year To Visit Academy —to use street marking paint in Unknown to fans at the TCU Capt, H I. Breeding .assistant Award Will marking off yard lines, goal lines Arkansas game, the beautiful professor of Air Sen nee. and Dr. and numbers on the playing field. burmuda lawn was fertilized just Cecil Wylie Alford, associate pro Be Given to I "The paint, about eight gallons , one week before. : Of .sociology, are attend MACBETH a week, stays where it's put," he Even with all this work. DOSS ing a fi\ e day coiit'erein e at the emphasized, "and it keeps grass believes it is far easier to i An Force Academy in Colorado oil' the lines " Student Center the lawns all year than stop alter this wi ek Homemaker In order to toughen the grass football season and then try to it must be kept at the same begin again during the spi ing Both are area liaison oft;, Ballroom The PillibUTJ Award, to lie tor the academy While there, given to a home economics ma pic height. Therefore the stadium ■ We just never quit," he said grass is cut every other day. A smilin they will visit classes and tour graduating in 1961. will be a facilities The overall purpose of unique "on the job" training fel- the Conference IS to enable of 2 p.m. lowship. from all parts of the conn For one year, beginning July try better to inform prospective Sunday 1, 1961. the award winner will Skiff Football Contest cadets about the academy be associate director of the Pills- Di Alford is a colonel m tin Admission 25c bury Junior Home Service (en- FOUR TICKETS TO WORTH THEATER Air Force Reserve. ter. There she will receive a wide range of practical exper- GIVEN EACH WEEK ience in home economics-in busi- CONTEST RULES ness. nd BIG In addition to a salary of $4,500, 1 i ontest is open to TCU students ONLY fi WEEK she will receive a grant of $1,000 2. Only ONE entry will be accepted from each contestant hMVllflw*™? Applications are first screened and EVERY game must be picked. by University officials. Scholasti- 3. Contestants must pick total points on TCU game each Open Daily and Saturday at 12:45 MATINEE weekend, in case of a tie, contestant coming closest Open Sunday only at 1:4S cally, the applicants for awards Adults $1.00 — Children $.35 — M DC. $.60 DAILY must be outstanding students each week will be declared the winner. 4 Entries must be received in box marked "Skiff Football with an overall grade average in Contest" at the candy counter in the Student Center by the upper quartile of their home 6 p.m. Friday. economics graduating class. o No member of The Skiff staff is eligible for prizes. Other requirements are that 6. Winner will receive four passes to the Worth Theater. the applicants be single, able to 7 Entries will be judged by sports editors of The Skiff. meet and deal with people easily find effectively, have an interest in young people and able to ex- rCU .... \s Tex .UM Baylor .... vs. Tex. Tech... press themselves well SMU vs. Rice USC vs. California .. The six finalists for the award will receive honor awards of Arkansas ... vs. Texas Purdue ... vs. Ohio St. .. PLUS THIS VERY SPECIAL EXTRA FUN TREAT $250 Oklahoma VI Kansas .. Navy , VI Air Force . Application forms are available WALT DISNEY from the department of home Total Points TCU A.4M Came economics. 0 TWAT -t>40UGNT HRWASA NAME RACCOON WOGS ADDRESS PHONE Continued from Page 7 game with his running that to-1 taled 123 yards. (Published with permission of the Fort Worth Press) The teams played to a record crowd of 25.000 fans. Eighteen " HE FLEOJ OUT IN ANGER "...OFTEN, HOUEVEl? HIS ARE V0U READING ABOUT thousand saw the Wogs take the I AGAINST ALL THAT WAS Fish 14-13 in the '59 season. The SCORN UIOULDTURN TO HIGH BffiTrlOl/ENORMORTSArlL? freshman games are promoted by j PETTY, DULL OR GREEDV IN MEN HILARITY AND HUMOROUS JEST5 the TCU Ex Lettcrmen's Associa- U tion. 7S The association has helped to create a growing interest in the games and has brought in valu- able receipts for the school. The aim of the association is describ- ed by I,ee Bassinger, executive secretary. An interesting halftime was THAT [UAS VERY BEAUTIFUL, THAT UJAS BEETHOVEN'S LITTLE BYL'TTLE BEETHOVEN 15 provided by the Poly Parakeets SCHROEDER...WHAT lUAS IT? SONATA NO. 11, OPUS 22 SNEAKIN6 AROUND OVER AND and the TCU Tiny-Mitel. Both teams are members of the South- WNOOTYOU HAVE^ UNDER MY MENTAL'BLOCK! west Pee-Wee Conference com ME WORRIED.. posed of nine teams No player on the teams Wed- nesday night weighed over 110 pounds. Another category in the conference Includes boys not over S3 pounds. The Tiny Mites took the game 16-0. They were conference champs in '58. ' IT SAYS HERE YOU KN0U. I THOUGHT I (LUS 0 r Coach 's 1928 Frog THAT THE HAW\J (AN SETTING FAT, SOT I 60ESS I'M eleven defeated D. X. Bibles' Ag- .WORD FOR "STOMACH' NOT... IN FACT, I THINK I gies at Kyle field. A&M, the week IS "0rU'!/x LOOK PRETTY 6000... before, lost to Centenary of Shreveport, La., then a national power. 0 Knee-length skirts are fash- ion's craze, bringing back the good old gaze. W.dn.tdav, Octob«r 12, 1960 THE SKIFF Pag* 7 Saturday Seers Live Football Independent Football Starts; Press Box Poets Sweat Out Fraternities Continue Play Intramural football swings into favored Sigma Chi slipped past a full schedule this week on the Kappa Sig 6-0 on a thirty-yard Hill. The fraternities head into its pass from Bill Stites to John R. second week and the indepen- Smith late in the fourth quarter. Birth or Gridiron Heroes dents play their first games of! In the other big games for the the year. fraternities SAE's beat the Delta By Claude Brown What is there about this The advance on the ball and The independents opened en j 9-6 on a field goal by Ray Reed. "Outlined against the blue- ihorl trip to the top of the suddenly you are alone in a Monday with the Newman Club The fraternity games for this October sky, the Pour •-lands that projects this ordi- crowded, smoky room, a sore playing the BSU and the Air | week finds Sigma Chi playing ien rode again " Grant- narily plebian crew Into the thumb unnoticed. Here is em- Force against the DSF Crusaders, j lambda Chi and Phi Kaps play- land Rice realm of poetic fancy? pathy to the Nth degree. This afternoon The Hosses play ■ ing Kappa Sig on Tuesday and In an unpoi i ic presa box. on step through the door with the Army ROTC and Brite Scmi-j on Thursday SAE playing Sig 11. tober day, • man of The man on your kit curses the weathered inscription the fourth down gamble or the narians go against the Vigilantes. Kpps and the Delts against Phi unpoetii appearance pounded "Pr< Onlj \ few i e inside the 15. He is a In fraternity games last week, I Delts. . ordi on ■ bedrag- later you are looking down ,'it gled typewriter, thua nanging quarterback been playing it 40,000 fans from the •■ Inr 40 years. the names Stuhldreher, Miller. room from v hem e each Satur- Crowley, ;mcl Layden, the 1924 day Caesar, the quinti n fall Saturdays when gridiron is a slide under the Call the man downtown; he'll knew. the first fans are settling in microscope Behind each set of their seats, a unique breed of peering eye-;, a inastei's mind "Hello. Joe. Who was that lea on the elevator coin ills, v the c o u n I d o u n boy who gave it to Ernie last doer beneath the west stands. comes night?" 'Can you call me back later, son'' 1 m watching the Colts and Steelen "... As long as there is Ameri- Open Dates Favor Wogs ca, there will be football, and with it the mangled cigar, open dates In a schedule to touchdown by Garry Thomas. crushed hat and tie. ear marks a football coach is like a good Tommy Crutcher sparked the ot the psuedo-. hungry dog They like See WOGS on Page 6 Long live the King! 'em Freshman Coach Fred Taylor is especially thankful be has an open date this week for in the one last week five boys wen- injured We suffered an abnormal • l of injui iea tor one game," sfld raylor, hut with an open ' ' el i.:n in^ the players a chance to g< I over their in Juries, we should be at ful strength for our next game" That being the net 10 clash with North Texaa WogS on the Injurj ■ one game are 01 (enter with a hand injury; Jakey Younger, Ski-time or study-time, there's no friend like the I th a hint elbow; end 1 stcrbrook "101" fountain pen. Rescues you from any Ronny Crouch, limping from a Me; and tackle Jim number of difficult situations. It's a different type of 1 ' ': from a knee in NOT A SIGN OF A SLIP-UP! cartridge pen. 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ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES Are Available at "you're Next" Gtitvdtooti at the . & P»n Co, TC0 Barber Shop W**: 3015 University ON THE DRAG REX MclNTURFF, Mgr. WA 4-2375 Atn6 Wog Open Dates Independents Open 'Blessing' Says Intramural Play, Coach Taylor Fraternities Continue See Page 7 Oli IS See Page 7 Paq9 8 Wednesday, October 12, I960 Frogs Better, But Real Test Still to Come By DANA CAMPBELL scheduled tor College Station and The whole secret of the I960 the Aggies have a realistic say- Frog team is wrapped up in one ing of "Give 'em hell at home " little phrase. 'We keep improv- every week " There shouldn't be too many At least that's the feeling of lineup changes. Martin has al- i i ach Abe Martin. ways b , n satisfied to lead off Martin's team finally uncover with a t am that's winning. ed some scoring potential against Martin', main concern will Texas Tech, marching av.ay with come from In in e dim d in ail the goodies. 2! 7 the Tech game hy All Aim I lea Hut the big surprise wasn't the tackle Robert Lilly and Bobby \ ii torj. After ail, the i o i were Plummer. Both played an excel- nl favoriti lent game in the line. The extra added attraction was While li I were winning the blunt unveilin < of halfback . Southwest ( onler- Dawson encc down the . quarters Daw ion did law. ing wrong dropped p . The .mie es, tumbled the ball away mi the was, of i Baj lor*i -is 14 ight and slipped up on de • ..nd let Tech gain 4" ime tic to..in on a screen p.i to heal, along With Texas. But m the final 13 minutes ' ontinued its «ini . v ai a running and pas over weakened Oklahoma, sing genius. And. just to cap 24-0 It i is ( ai h 's oil. he SCOred tile last third victory ovei the two touchdowns after sprinter Soon . Harry Moreland had bolte I foi tie- first l't rhaps Haw Mm was one of those Martin refers to when say Winner Hit Hi'.' bis team is "improving". "He really ran like I was hop- ing he could," Martin related Im- COACH ABE MARTIN confers with HARRY MORELAND ({) and LARRY DAWSON (r). 7 Out of 8 mediately after the game In fact my whole first unit looked Missing only one game and cor- pretty good." rectly picking the total points of Kids, Football Fire Abe's Spirit That first unit, incidentally. the TCU lech game is this week's Mured twice ngain.st Tech which football contest winner, Ronald is twice as much as it has scored F.ngle. all year So maybe, just maybe, Ronald was one of four who the ProgS are beginning to come only missed one game but the Coach Martin Abuses Past/ alive and display some offensive lie breaker was the correct pick- power Martin has been hoping for ing of th" total points, 28 The all season. game missed by most of the con- \\M furnishes the opposition ies!,mts was the Purdue WYscon- Game Provides Many Thrill'. this week, and needless to say i:i game, which v ta the only Martin is worried. The game la game Ronald mised. By GEORGE ANN BENNETT games except for i tie with SMU, for the title twice fiis Paschal l i I thrill OUt "I every 7-7. Panthers were district champs in game every year," declar id Vbe Starts at Guard 1944 h of th ■ Frogs "It's Abe I a guard but Thinking of the Univer a big thrill to coach tin wound up playing al end his Southern California name, he boys and to see them improve ophomore year and throughout talked about the smooth jet rule ill) an l mentally." his varsity playing. to Los Angeles. "The ride was Teaching is on ! oi the gi l particularly lik I to play wonderful, just wonderful, and profession i in the * 011 i, he eon defensive end 'I felt I my ears only popped the slight- tinued E en the i Was better a I block eat bit. We had real good meals ais t • i ■ ! 'in, .11 h n ■ had teach in [," be i oted. too. er h Marl in tarted out as a While we were there, v e wenl in Ins eh in. the business major here, but th:' senior year" '••■ re evenly matched from the But one oi hi, greater occa- Abe also received a m beginning "Very seldom, In an sions was the SMU ..ime il here in education admin- even match, does the scorn end lai in 19.TT> during his third year istration, lie did some summer in I tie Ark.in-, is was just more of coaching ■.cork at 1 ty. Coach fortunate than we »i "During the tense I M irtin became ■ listant coach in Sees More Throwing Ray Taylor inning ' Potentially >