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NEW MEXICO LOBO
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Barbs Top Pike Picnic, Dance, Highlight
Intramural. Rodeo G~e~k Da!, May 17•
II Lobo Lair
,.e.,ntau.. on th• committee at
~1.00 per person, Fraternity men
... encouraged to bring lnd•pend·
ent women and independent men
may likewise come ns dates o;f sor.·
ority women,
w. F•·ost led the Independent Wrll1s Smrth Announces
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Th~ 1947 Greek Day has been
officially set fot• May 17, Thi~J wa~
By ED GLASER
announced by Wnlis Smith, the
Greelc Day committee chairman at
a meeting held last Tuesday after~
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The annual Border lntel'collegiate Conference athletic were:
ing. Representing the various F~.~,thet· Obering of Immaculate
···games, .... ffi1.£19J!i;t.lfl ....~V.f;.Jr¥.tll\~.~.,:Q;p,rn, ...dire.cto~~s .... dinuexs ....to. '" ,QfJJi..l:9..P.~n.~.:..i:,.W¥~~'F.~~f~·1"!~~. ,gr,~~~ .,sqci.~~ !~ate;~·n!_t~~~., ~~.. :t~e Conception Parish w fJ, s guest
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verge on .t\.lbuquerque to part~crpate ln the annual affair, Ribbon Tying: 1" J. W. Frost, In· F'rank Westerfield and Tommy was labo~· and was. fo owe by a
diacussion with members partiwhile an unestimated amount 'i,Vjll be on hand as spectators. dependent; 2. Wally Parker, Kap- Lyons, Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
cpating. Father Obering empha·
The days of May 8, 9, and 10 will be crammed full of athletic pa Sigj 3, ~l.Savinaki, SAE.
UQbert Clip~er, Phi Delta Theta. sized that labol· and business arc
activity a general outline of which we'll try to present here. Bronc Ridmg: 1· Hany Lee, Jmnes GaJ•bepp, K~pp~ Alpha. anbject tn the moral law. He
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mon UI mg WI. /Je ent; 8. Kirk Wimberly, SAE.
A1 V. ande~·grHf, Sigma Phi Ep· pom
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the center as the events get unde:rwa;v. At 7 P. M. drawmgs Bull Riding: 1. Jerry Creamer, silon
hads ? bnaturd·alfl'ighh~ to organtize
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Irving Bell, Alpha Epsilon Pi ..• tion, to join1 in nn organization
meeting for all the conference wi11 take place; and at 8:30,
Paul Gamersfelter, Kappa S1g- which will see that his rights tu·e
the coaches, publicity directors, and faculty representatives TL
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will chew the fat iu their own specialized sessions.
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SORORITIES
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courts. At 9 A. M., the divot-diggers hit the links for a day
(Perfect Short Story)
Libby Spelts, Kappa Kappa Sect·etary, Fl·n~ces StaUngs; Re:
of practice, to aecustom themselves to the wiles and guiles of IIHere comes the mailman," cried Ga~ma.
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I cording Secretary, Al Matocou;
the local layout At 1·30 action shifts to Zimmerman Fie1d Percival :from the transom, whe1•e Blllye Willmmson and Jay Van Treasure1•, Rudy Cordova. The
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time trmls get under:vay. At 4t, the same ~fternoon, SWJm~ Guinevere, who had takeh a course om;ga.
were interested in working on the
ming takes the spotlight as the tankmen VIe for conference in creative writing.
I . Nedra Collender ~nd Bertha staff of the new Newman Club
honors, At 6:30 P. M., the chefs and waitresses at the EJ The mailman handed Percival al 'Ioung, Alpha Delta PI.
newspaper to contact he1·.
Fidel Hotel get a workout, as the conference wheels retire box, and he handed the mailman his Millicent Miller, Alpha Chi Orneto the napkins and gravy. When the last ketchup stain is apple core,
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wiped off' the moguls will be ready for the next event on the "Better late than. neve1•,'' Papa Judy Cohn,, Stray G1·eeks,
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shouted to the madman, as he. The comm1ttee has already deprog.ram which .wrl be a ~1g t as.e a game e ween ,~.,ew wrenched the bo" from Percival's' eided on using the zoo ior the
MexiCO and Arizona at Tmgley Fleld. Students, and also han.d.
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those who just attend school, will be.admitted free to this "That's a trite phrase. papa," community cente•· for the dance
as well as all the other athletic events.
said Guinevere.
I on the night of the 17th. CandiSaturday- morning the activities get underway bright and "I kno~, b~t I'm going to lose dates fo1· the title of Hector and Veterans attending colleges in
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earl~ ag~m! ;n.th those W 0 ~ua 1 ed rom t e rst roun ing the transom on Percival's head.' chosen one from each fraternity in school during the summer will
tenms ehmmatrons, to battle 1t out at 8 A. M. Also at 8 "Papa's in a bad mood/' said and sorot•ity. The winnet•s will be receive subsistence checks without
.A. M. the golfers go at it in earnest in the first round of the Percival.
c1·owned at the dance.
interruption if they comply with a
li?-ks battle. At noo11:1 tho~e qualifying will play the sec?nd "We, nee~ed to. get that est~b- Tickets wiU be sol~ to th~ mem· new but ~imple procedure adopted
round for the champ1onsh1p. At 1:30 P. M. track add1cts llshed, said Gumevere, elappmg be1's of each f1·atermty by 1ts rep~ by the Bia~e~ 13 ?ffice of the Vet.
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Will agam flock to Zimmerman Field for the spiked shoe fl..
"What's in the box?" asked Gran~
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A q~artet appear,;d reci~n~ "The cational Rehabilifation and Educaagain jam Tingley Park as the Lobo and Wildcat baseball 41 Well, well, I seem to be the cen- ~~ctent te~S:~ner, but umevere tion Training of the VA regional
squads go nt it for the second straight night.
te1· of attraction/' Papa said, ner- m el'l'Up
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office, announced today that tl·ain1
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The next day the visitors will slowly disperse to their vous1Y b1•t•mg h'19 elb ow.
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respectJve schools~ and no.rmalcy will once agam be restored Guinevere.
I Granny gummed the strings to cure signed VA forms from all
to the U's athletic facilities. And only golf balls lying un- "Cliche1" shouted Gl'anny, "My the tune of "America/' but Papa, veterans studying under the GI Bill
found in the t•ough, baseballs hits over the fence, sore mus~ God, are they sending us more hand 1...vith a sweep of his dominant char~ who intend to continue their stu1 acter, grabbed the box and opened dies during the summe1·, providing
c1es, and dirty uniforms will be the mementos of the 1947 lotion1"
version of the Border Conference's three-ring circus
"That's humor, granny.'' said it with his toes,
tbey have enough accrued time to
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mer term.
Umvera1ty o:f Texas.
dropped dead,
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"Electrical Machines for Solv~ '~There were too many charac·
student a'Ctivities branch of this ing Simultaneous Linear Equa- ters any" said Guinevere sliding
district.
tions," Dale Rummer, read by Ray the Fren~h dressing into her fathThe following is a Jist of the stu- Grantham,. University of Kansas. er's chair for a foreign setting,
dent papers that were read:
"A Mechanistic Approach to "Gimm~ that damn box," yelled
Momenta! Mass and Other Devel· Granny, Papa bounced it over her
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Ray M. Whitenach, Kansas State Texas A. & M.
ning Papa' to the floor in a 1claw~
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College.
"Electrical and :Mechanical An- hold.
from Kirthmd to victory over
SAE, PiKA qnd Kappa Sig teams
at the Pike sponsored inter-colle~
giate t·odeo Saturday aftet•noon at
the Five Points rodeo grounds.
Winnel'S of the four main events
Newman Club to
Hear Obering
Tuesday, May 6, 1947
Jacobs Presents Plan
For Better Read"rng
Because so many books c'ataloged as great also are 11dull booka/'
Dr. Willis D. Jacobs of the UniYOl'•
,sity Qf lfew Mexico English department ~:~uggests that the reader fir,st
get acquainted with 1'exciting 1' good
boolts,
This pt'oposal appeal'S in the cu1·-
l'ent issue of The New~ Letter of
the Colle~:e English Association in
an article titled ~'Don't Miss It,"
The m·ticle points out that ''li
we de$ir~ students to read, we must
:first let them convince themselves
that it is consumin~ pleasut•e not
to be missed, n . The Jist of boolts
Dr. Jncobs euggel)ts includes Rich~
nrd W1•ight's ' 1Blnck Boy, 11 M, P,
Shrel's ' 1The Purple Cloud," Ana~
tole France's "Thais," T. H. White's
1 ~Thc
Swo1•d in the Stone.''
NI:W MEXICO LOBO
In the same issue of the magl\zine appears an article by Pyke
Jolmson, graduate student at Columbia University, written with Dr.
Jacob's aid, which urges that contemporary best' aeller.s 2hould be
UI>Eld in college course as a means
of Athnulating student intereat in
reading. The piece, 11 Uae the Best
Seller13," declares that such a
method will lead the student eventu&lly to read the best books,
Semi-Weekly Publication of the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico
Vol. XLIX
BC CHAMPIONSHIP MEET OPENS TODAY
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~::::r:h;:~t ~~~ alogies," Harold ~· Harms. Mis- lt's frdomGrann;sr,
Arthur Pa~ticipan~"
dio Frequencies," Glen Walters, souri School of Mmes and Metal- an~ounce
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University of Missouri,
~~servomechanisms/' James W.
Ranes Missouri School of Mines
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"Use o:!: Thenmstors m a Neurocaloscope," John Stribling, Texas
Tech College.
''B.eactance Determination of
Synchronous Condenser for Stabil~
ity Study," Warren A. Rees 1 Univeraity of Texas.
Monday P.M.
"The Phantastron Tube," James
McDade, Southern Methodist University.
"Strain Gages," H. F. Brandon,
University of Arkansas.
ctstrength Throt1gh Unifiention,u
John J. Trammell and Joe Florcs1
lu1•gy,
strmgs of the box.
"Electric Powe1• f 1. 0 m Atomic
u1tfust you scream so loud that
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THREE BLOCKS EAST
OF UNIVERSITY
Lost: Pair of &"lasseli and blue
fountain pen in brown leather ease.
If fourid Dlease return to Pat Me-
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was restored!
Early on December 14, 1946, flames .gut~
hundreds of miles away the needed sup·
ted the Central Oflice at River Grove,
IIJinois. Telephone scl'vicc for 10,000 families ceased to exist.
were started towar(l River Grove.
plies-the right kinds and amounts-
In a mnltcr of just ll days .•• a record
Even as the fire bu~ncd, restor""ation
work was lwgun. Emergency telephone
heatl<putrtf.•rs was set up. Aiobile equipment arrived to handle calls of first im·
portancc.
splices and conncction5 made. River
Telephone nH·n from distant points
Plarming well in tulraiiC(ljor both t!merg·
acconipliHhmcnt • , • two Quonset huts
were erected, new switchboards installed,
Grove's comnumieatious syslcm was restored.
came to aid the lm·ul forc:es. lll'll System
encies and normal grou:th, is a tush of tcle·
standardization prowd itself again for all
men were.· able to usc the same methods,
pl1o11e mallag(ml<'rll. '/1re 111U11'1' and varied
problems pr<>setlletl offer cr stimulating chat..
the same tools; the same Western Electric
lellf:5e-promise ath't'lllurc arul opporltlllity
equipment. From Western Electric plants
-to men rflw dwose Jdeplwny as a career.
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A DIVING LESSON FROM
CHAMPION
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YOU1 1tE REAC.IHNG FOR. A CRDSSSAA
HIGH OVERHEAD*""
E.¥Et'f/711J!Y.••
''r'Ol!A. REACH SHOIJI..D
BE HIGH ENOUGH TO
AU.OW COMPLETE
Clure, Bandelier Ball. Reward.
We pal.'ticular]y like the erudite
young co-ed's crystal clear distinc·
tion between ••uke" and "love:"
"If 1 likes them I let's them if 1
2414 E. CENTRAL
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li<•~v~e~s~th~e~m~,~I~h~e~lp~s~l;";:;;:;;:;;:;;:;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~
I'The New Electrical Engineer- ~
ing Switchboard Installation," Nor..
ton Fincher, Oklahoma A. & M.
"Closing Gaps in the Theory:
Remm-ks on .Series Resonance,"
Wm. W. Wnrd, Texas A. & M.
"Heat Transfer Characteristics
of Liquids," John C. C11nningham,
Univerf!ity of New Mexil''l,
Tuesday A. M.
THE
1'lgnitron
Rectifiers," Burke
Frick and John Moynihan, Univcr..
sity of Oklahoma.
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Rendezvous
for the College Crowd
IT~ TRUE IN DIVING•••
EXPERIENCE IS
THE BEST TEACHER!
l-lilton l-lotel
"Use of Nomograms
in Electrical
EnginE!ering
Problems/'
June
Hardgrave, University of New
Mexico,
11 Thc Use of F. M. Radio Tete~
phone in Oil Well Drifling Operations," Jerry Stover, Southern
Methodist University.
SPECIALS
IS CAMEL!
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The honor of being a Senior at
the University of New Mexico usually manifests itself in being allowed to sit on certain uncomfortable benches on the campus
grounds.
This week-end, however, will
feature a sort of '1Be Kind to Sen·
io1•s" Day, as the Juniors are feting
the most august ones at the annual
Junior-Senior Prom this Saturday
evening, May 10.
This will be such a mighty fun<ltion, that dancing will continue
clear up to the wee small, usually
forbidden hour of 1 a. m., th~ only
campus dance that continues paat
the standa1·d hour of midnight.
Invited to join the dancers are
the special gl\ests of tbe Junior
Class; President and Mrs. Wer.
nctte, Dean Lena Clauve, and Dean
and Mrs. J. L. Bostwick. Chap~
craning will be performed by Dr.
and Mrs. Tapy and Dr. and Mrs.
Grace.
Word has been circulated that the
decorations will be among the most
beautiful evet· viewed in these environs. A central star, tbe ltn•gest
outside of the State of Texas, will
be suspended from the ceiling of
the SUB ballt•oom. From it vo:'ill
1·adiate thousands (at least hundreds) of streamers, blue crepe paper, and genuine tinseled stars.
Programs, designed and executed
by the masters of program design·
ing and executing Balt'ours, will be
presented to all young ladies attending, nnd will make a treasurable memento of the occasion,
The man before the band will be
Murty Baum, and his col1orts will
provide almost continuous dance
music from stnrt to finish.
Farnsworth Chosen
As AWS Leader
The formal installation of officers
or the Associated Women Students
o! the University of New Mexico
was held Tu~sday f).fternoon ut the
Alpha Delta Pi house. Past presi·
dent, Edith Davenport, conducted
the ceremony with advisor Dean
Lena Clanvc present. The new officers installed are: Caroline FarnsW(lrth, [)resident; Jane Boyd, vicepresident; Emma Jenn G1·iffin, sec·
rotary-treasurer, 1md M, ax i ltlile
Krobn, reporter, Out • gomg o 1~
cers arc: Edith Davenport, prcsident: Connie Stevens~ vicc-prcsidentj Caroline Farnsworth, sccrctary-treasurcr; and Barbara Grim·
mer, reporter. Refreshments were
served nrtcr the installation nnd
business meeting'.
The new officers will also serve
as national officers for the Intel'•
Collegiate Associated Women'\ Students for the next two years, and
will preside at the national conven·
tion in A1buquerquc in 1949. Planning for tl1o convention hns already
begun and witt constitute a. majo1'
part of the AWS pt·ogntm :f'or the
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NROTC Gives Ring Dance
-PRmiPT SERVICJ!-...
Expert Crystal Fitting Samfl Da.y Service
FOR APRIL AND ~lAY
$10.00 PERMANENT
WAVE FOR $7.50
... AND IN SMOKING roo.
THE CIGARETTE FOR ME
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Attend Dance
BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
NOTICE
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Late ~ours to
Vets Given New Rules
On Subsistence Checks
For Summer Session
Creamland Dairies Inc.
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Track and Field Events
Junior -Senior Annual Dance Tomorrow Night Begin 1:30 Saturday
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ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1947
The nnnua.l NROTC Ring Dance
Wlll be he1d Mn:V 16, at the Student
Union Ballroom between the boUt'S
of 9 P. M. and 12 P. l\i, All OX·
nn'V'al officers and former NROTC
students ott campus nrc cordia1l~
itrvited to attend. It is 1·equested
thnt those ox.ofllccrs and former
NROTC atuc1ehhl who plan to nttend, pick Up their invitntlom; nt
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Building. Guests may wear uni:f'orms with bow ties or theY' may
wear dinner packets.
!~dependent bidders for Student Council are, seated, left to right, Detty Cragen and Ilene Krefft.
Standing, Robert IUnrcs, Brice Evnns, running for Student Body President, and Candido Salazar.
CANDIDATES SET
AS ELECTION NEARS
~onors Assembly
In Gym Tuesduy
On Tuesday morning1 1\[ay 13 at
11 a. m. the annual honoraries ast;embly will be lteld in Carlisle Gymnasium. All students wl.ll be required to attend, nnd those having
classes at thnt time will be ex~
cuscd. Student Body President
James Garliepp will be in charge
and all honorary societies will nnuounce their recently pledged or
initiated members. In addition,
those students who have been elect·
ed to the select circle of "Who's
Who in Amedcan Universities" will
receive their certificates.
Dean Clauvc told the LOBO that
nnnounccments had been sent to
the various honorary organizations
on campus, and although they
haven't all replietl at present, a
htrge response is anticipated.
Among the societies expected to
be represented a'rc: Khntnli, Mor·
tar Board, Vigilante, Spm·s, Phi
Knppn Phl, senior scholastic honor
society, Delta Phi Delta, nrt honot
socicty1 Alplm Phi Omegal serv.ice
society, Phi Alpha Theta, history
honorary, kappa Omicron Phi,
home economics society, Phi Sig~
mu honorary biological science so· t' s·
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Pta o n, womeu !'!
music society, Pi Lnmbdn Theta,
women's h (mornl-y ed ucn t •JOn so~
ciety Tau Kappa. Alpha honorary
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wolnen's recreational association.
NOTICE
The e1imnx of spring athlcticst he annual Border Conference
ehampionahips in track, swimming,
golf, and tennis- gets underway
today with the University of New
Mexico as host school. With the
Pl'Ospect of good weatfler, plus one
of the most imp1·essive RlTays of
atllletic talent seen in these parts,
many performe~·s are expected to
shatter old Conference 1•eeords,
Tl'nclc heada the list in spectator
interest, with over 150 spiked-shoe
hopefuls from every Conference
school except Flagstnfl', here to
trod the cinders of Zimmerman
Field. Besides the prospects of
sparkling individual times, a dingdong teum bnttle is also forecast.
Fo1• the first time since the inception of the meet, fourteen yenra
ago, Arizona University which has
wall<ed ofl' with track honors ever~
time, will be ncriously challenged.
Tr-ack experts have been forecast~
ing n duel between the Wildcats
m1d Tempe's Sun Devils since the
beginning of t'he season, and a tie
between the two in a dual meet
two weeks ago has thiclccned the
excitement for this meet.
Arizona is led by star performers Cece Crouch in the 440, Jim
Upchurch in the discus and shot,
and Bill Smith in the mile. Tempe,
has a capable sqund backing up its
great Negro star, Joe Atistc who
will pcrfot·m in the hurdle~.
Texas Tech and New 'Mexico will
be the dark horses in the meet
whel'e anything is liable to happen.
Other entries have been received
from Hm•din-Simmons, West Texas,
Texas Mines, nnd New I\lexico Aggies.
A pair of baseball games between
Arizona1s Wildcats and New Mex·-:- ..
ico's Lobos will provide Friday and
Saturday evening's entertainment
Greek nominees for Council are, seated, Virginia Strike, Dick Ch'Nolo, prc:sillt•ntial candidate, and Sllir· for the delegation here fol' the Borle)- Crist. Standing arc 1. to r., Wilbur Stilwe11 1 Edward Balcomb, C. 0. Griffith 1 and !Uarvin Hcseman.
der Conference games. The two
·-• IJoeturnal tilts will be played at
·J Tingley Field at 8 p. m., and stu·
dent activity ticlmts will be suffi.
cient :for admission.
Mter a slow !ltart, Coach Petrol's
Lobos have rounded into s'hapc, and
are rated the best baseball team in
UNM'.s history. As A1·lzona is the
only club the Lobos have }"et to
bent tl1is season, the games shape
up as bard-fought affairs. In other
collegiate tussles, the Lobos have
split with Tempe and knocked
down Hardin-Simmons twice.
With Dick Civert;.lo, student body
Larry Hess and Bob Giddings
presidential candidate1 heading the
will probably get the stnrting nods
group, the Greek candidates for
from Coach Petrol to oppose the
student offices made ready this week
Wildcats. The Arizona starters
for next Wednesdny'e student body
will be chosen from Bailey, Udoelections. All Greek candidates
vich, Gpnung, and Hnrpcr, all of
who could be reached were interM
whom saw action in the earlier
viewed and submitted their accumuseries between the two clubs.
lated qualifications. Those who
Although first base is uncertain,
were not contacted at·e listed.
I'
the remainder of the Lobo infield
Civerolo listed the honors and
!~
will consist of LaUickel' on second,
experience he had gained as folDavidson at short, and Jacobs at
lows:: President Vigilantes, Presithird, Sapelli will catch. In the
dent Vets, President IFC, Student
outfield: eithe1• liasenbiller or CiSenate, member of Student Forum,
chone will be in right, Frogge in
and has been listed in uwho's Who
center, and Zanet in left.
in American Universities." Dick
hnils from Gallup and calTies a
2.5 grade. average. He is n member
of Kappa Sigma.
The Indcpl'ndcllt C'andid:ttl.'.s for Athl('tic Council, Rudy Camunez,
Greeks who are up !IJr Student
and Chris IJt Lisio.
Council at•e: ..Seniors, Jack Griffith, Marvin Heseman, nnd Edward
Frauk Bartlett announces that he
Bnlcomb; Jt!niors, Shirley Crist,
'
0 S
will hnvo Ids rerording apparatus
Virginia Strike, and Janl.es Trump;
set up in the :hOrth lounge of the
Sophomores, Wilbur Stilwell and
Student Union fot· the convehience
Marge 1\{enaul.
o£ those· students who would like to
.
Wednesday, May 14, Mr. W. F.
~hursclny evenmg,. J\~ny 8th 1 the trnnsct'ibe Mothel·ls Day me:ssages,
Athletic Council candidates m·e
George Me1•lz, Evelyn GlasebrooJ,, Shelton, Wcstmorlnnd St?rling Sit-, U1~1ted. Student Cht•tstlan Fellow- Bartlett told the LOBO that he
•d
Georg'c Hildebrandt, an d Buzz vet• Con1pnu~ reprcsentabve for the s1up WJll meet at the lovely gar- would have :Plenty o£ bl k
Albli<}ucrque s,ection 1 will be in ~he den of Mr. an? II'Irs,
C. Clctso- nnd that he will proce:: tb::rfo~
:McHenry.
Griffith has seen varied service SUB Chapel for the llUl'1lOSC of m- W1ty at 1709 St~ma Cln Road. Bat·· students nt cost. The records can
as Student Senate president, seniot· tcrYicwiug htlcrcstcd applicants bceuc sUllJ)<.'l' Wlll be served at 5:30 1 be air-mailed to any part of the
P· 111 ' ami wil~ be :CoJI(')wed by fin Uuited States fn one dny, and
council member, l{hatali Sec-Treas., for jobs.
.
.
outdoor
• · 1"
d
Homecoming Committee Chllirmat1,
PosttJOns are open for sales jobs, 1 • . 1 .wot'shttJ I service
C under. the- s1tou ld reneh 'h
~ e 1·ecttnen ~'lOU ay,
enam sup Of t 1c c:mgrcgfitional He will be recordin ir
2·00
and IFC member ro.presenting Sig- sales mntmgentcnt, and ll1Cl'e11ati-J Student
group. The subject o£ the lh
h th ft
g
om ·
. •
•
y eterans between the ngcs evemng
. w1l
. 1 be "Cln·t~tinn
roug
e n ernoon.
ma Chi. His home is in Snntn Fe. dIsmg.
tdeals in
He was recentl;y elected to ''Who's
25~35 nl'c etigiblu to apply. They Courtship and Mnrringe" led by
Who in American Universities and
must hav~ a rninittHJ.nt of two years Cnnoti nnd Mrs. George LaBarre of LAST ISSUE
Colleges."
St. John's Cnthcdr:tl,
ltescntau hails from Evnnsvil1c1 of college,
The last issue of the LOBO wilt
Ind., and is a. m~mbcl.' of. Rappa
'rhe hours .:fo1• intervjewing wlll
011 1\:fa~ iS, graduating seniors be Tuesday, .May 20. All ne.ws for
Sigma. He holds a 1,5 grade ave- be from 0 to 11 on Wednesday, o£ USCF will be tendered a brenkthe end of tlte year must be into
(Continued on Page 4}
May 14.
fast nt SUD basement 1ounge.
the Lono offic~ by Friday1 May 16.
Evans Heads Ticket
As Independent Bid
For Student Prexy
----},
~ \,
, •.. ~ ~\
Greek Candidate for AtltleUc
Council, GEORGE 1\IERTZ
Canfer bury Cl Ub
Sponsors Parr·sl·an
Cabaret Saturday
s
a
A P arisian
••
abarc t WI'11
t d
• ht 1\[
10
bc.
opcm
t th
c~~.:;~. :~ ;~~~rth ~n~y Silv~r ~n th:
cellar. Red chec!tered table c~oths,
e~ndles and music, soft and. Jaz:..y,
Wtll set the mood of the evemng fot•
those adventurous souls who gQ out
£
t
b
d • . f
h .
o the cus om~ oun hnuts or t eu•
entertainment. · • Among the fentured nttractmns of the floor show
aro a fortune teller of impossible
•
fol'esigltt and ins1ght1 nnd n chn1·ming blond vocali!Jt, Who can fore·
see what other things migl1t happen oh the "left bank11 of the Rio
Gl•tmde?
Ti~kats will be on sale in the
SUB durillg the noon hours uud
during the week from members of
the .Canterbury Club.
Led by presidential candidate
Brice Evans, who is backed on a
petition signed by over 500 people,
the Independent Council's choices
for Student Government positions
line up as the most formidable
entryd .the una£filiates. have sponsore m severn1 campatgns.
Evans is a Senio1• in the College
of Education, comes from Twin
Fnlls, Idalto, and sports a 2.4G
grade-point average. He is an
active athlete along with ability to
}lick up the mental percentage.
Paired with Evans is Candido
Salazar, from Alcnde, New Mexico,
who is an Arts and Sciences Senior
'tl
25
Jw"· • " d'd
B 'tt c
umor can 1 ates at·e e y ra~
gen, Bristol, Vermont, and Rob,ert
Mares, :from Taos, New Mrue~co.
Betty is a tmnsfer student from
the University of Chicago, nnd baa
nosted a 1,5 grade-point. Mares,
tt
•
the lnde!Jendent's prune savvy nc..
cuntu1ator, cxlub1ts a flnt 3.00 avet•n e
g ·
The Independent Sophomore StuI t C
"I
t f
'
t ~n
om1c1 represe~ a tve ,Is
Etleen Krefft, from Mmneapohs,
Minnesota, Eileen is in the College of Arts nnd Sciences and hns
n 2.6.
Mr. Baldwin of the Santa FE!
Railroad luts informed the PersonThe brace of Athletic Council
ncl Office that a spccinl car will
candidates could hardly be more
be put on the El Capitan at Albunppropriate.
Representing the
querque, 2:10p.m., June G, to ptofairer sex is Chris Di Lisio ft·ont
vide tmnsportnt1on' to C.hica~o :f01•
Albuquerque~ the outstanding fem ..
ihil10
bnsketha.ller, and Rudy CnmtNhe aMtudc~ts aHt th~liUnlVet·tsi~Y ~f
VERY IMI'ORTANT NOTICE
ew extco.
e Wl accep reset·
unez, tho Las C1•uces Comet, scintilvations at any timo.
There will be nn important meet- Iating scat-back on last year's ediSigned;
ing of the Student. Coundil Mon- tion .of the Lobo grld macltine. Rud~
Lena 0. Clnuvc, day n£tcmoon at 5:00. Att<mdance is a junio1•, and is f1•om the shadow
1of the Organs.
Dean of Women is imperative. ..
Greeks list Civerolo
As First Choice for
President of Scholars
Bartlett Transcribes
Mother's Day Messages
Silver Company Official
lnteviews Applicants
USCF Hld Bar becue
At Garden Gathering
I?·
I
Friday, May 9, 1947
NEW MEXICO LOBO
Page Two
.
GrinandGroan
New Mexico Lobo
By Ex-Senator PhU I. Buster
New Mrunco's Leo.~mg College Newspn.pl!;)r
Pubhah'!ld each Tuesdqy And FrJdll}f of the reguhn -college )!J,;ar,
exceP.t duung hohdllY peuod!i, by the As.soc1ated Students o:f the Um~l
ver.s1ty of New Mexico. Entered a$1 seco11d ch~s.s matter at the post
ofli<:e~ Albuquerque, under the Act of MaJeh 3, 1870, Prmtcd by th'll 1
T~e sw1mmmg :p(lol shou1t;l l<H>k
a lot nlce1 a:tet• lb fMel,ttlng and
freRh WEtter IS put !~, W1th all thts
hot weath13r the f>W~tntnmg }lOol Is
one sure place to keep cool )>etween
c1a~se.s m the afternoon.
V mverslty Press,
Subscnptton late~ $3.00 pE.!r yem pnynble m advance
Subscription rp,te for m<m m a1rued forces $1..50
MELVIN MORRIS, Editor
"'
110
JC<
rl~ht thl·ou~h 1t. Of eoutae. his un~ NOTJCE!
del'wear gets pretty dn·ty.
" 111
Man's vo1ce outstde of Hokona
Hall, uHey, bring out mY pants., I
left them in Shirley's room."
The .ltoustlmothe~\ hearing th1a,
was very B\ll:Pl'IS43d. Aft~r all, how
was she to know tl1n~ Kelly bad
bou~ht (1. new pap~ of yeUow cords
that a.fternoon and left them m
Hokona.
*
'
f(lr botll 1\!emesters.
Friday, May 9; 1947
NEW MEXICO LOBO
If u student
When tbe 1~4.7 MIRIAGE c;.omcs was enrolled for only one semesti!r,
opt Q,Rd IS ready for dJstrlbutiop, tlle other- semester fee will be $1.75,
students ~nt1tJed to a IUIRAGE will Bdl Babb, MIRAGE l,luslne.!>s Man..
~ ~h(lse studepbl wl:to can present ager told the LOBO today. Grad..
HILLTOP BOWLING CLUB
Bowling and Fountain Service
actiVJty cards for both past semea.· uate students must pa)' $3.50 for
ters or a statement {rom the regis· the yearbook BlliCI'l they have P!Ud
trar's office that they werE! enrolled no achv1ty f~e.
~------~-----'----·--------­
ACIIOSS THE CAMPUS
WEEKlY PROGRAM
..
Frank Bartlett Says
WllEK OF MAY 12 TO 18, 1947
TUNE of the WEJ;lK-"The Red
11
Sill~ Stockmgs and the Green Per..
1=\ssocialed Colleeiale Press Doog !lento11, A"o"•t• Ed•to1
You donrt have to be 21 to vote MOND4Y-* Me,stel''s Mmonty/ 1 a timetof devohon spqnsored by the
Bapt1st St-udent Umon, M1ss Harrtett Roger,s m charge. 7.39
f1,11t1e.1'
m the studenJ: ~~lect1ona 1 MAY 15,
o. m DAILY MONDAY THROUG!l SATURDAY m the Student
The
school
needs
mole
spir1t
and
Ed1torml l',.nd busmess offi<:.es ale m to(lm 9 of th€1 Student Umon
Umon Chapel Rocm.
?POEM?
mteteat Jn these electiOns and one
bUlldmg. Telephone 2·6623
•NIN!lTilJENTH ANNUAL !JXHIBIT!ON OF STUD!lNT WORK
~~~~~RII~!!.~rEQ PQR J'.IJ!riON ... L Ml~OIIUISINQ n
Ridmg m h1s smlboat
way to show that we've got 1t lS W
of the Department of Art o.f the Utnve')':;)ty of New Me:ll:l~o, wdl
KARL WllHMEYER
National Advertising Service, Inc.
be shown da1ly from 8 a.- m to 6 p m, m the- :Fme Arts Bldg.
hnve ~ big turnout :for this electwn.
Was Wdhe McShank,
0Jlh8t P.-~liJhtrJ RrPrtmJI411W
Gallery unM May 151 when a new e)1:btlntlon Will be shown, •
.AcUng Busmcss 1\'Iann,:er
VOTE
l\IAY
15
Th~se
bubbl~s
ma~k
A20 ,..AIHSON AVIl
N.W VOR:K. N, Yo
*Noonday Chapel meetmg spQnsoled by the Bnptlst Student Umon 1
tllli;.UO t IOilO'II • ~ lollliiUll ' aJt• fi!~I~IKCt
0
M1s;:; Harrtett Rogel'B m Ghmge1 l2:a9 P• m DAILY, MONDAY
0
'l'HROUGH SATURDAY m the Student Umon Chapel Roolll,
LATE FLASH:
ASSISTANT EDITORS
~~r~~
Ruth Obolel', Dons Rudolph
Umve~:s1ty FacllltY Senate meetmg, Dr. H. D Larsen m charge,
0
Well 1t hn:ppcned agam. The
4:30 p. m 1n .Room 61 BtQlogy Bldg
Sl?OR.'rS EDITOR _ -~ --- ~-- __
-- Ed Gh.ujer
0
Bandoliet• g1rls called the .fue deTea Dance sponso1~d by the l\£Us1c Department, Dean J. D. Robb
SPORrS S'rAFF ---- _ __
Glen Wershmg, .Mm:v Meyetson
Whe1 e Wtlhe sank
m ehQrge1 6 to 8 p m. m tha Student Unton ballroom MusH!
partment a gam Wcdnesda:y :rugbt
E:WGINEERING !lDlTOR •
__ ·- _ )lip l\!acMurchy
Depnrtment Faculty Will be the chaperons.
wh~n aU the dooTs were locked by
Khatall meetmg, M1, E<lwnrd Halcomb m chatge, 5 p, m, in the
SOCIETY EDITOR .. ~.
Staollb~th P!!t~ra
Why hasn't the ftsh pond m the th~ house mother. The fire engmes
Student UmoQ basement lounge.
SOCIETY REPORTER __
- _ Ptew Mmteer
Sub~atw been filled wtth water' came roarmg t'lut and from what
Student Counc1l spcctal meetmg~ Mt~ Jn:amy Ga1hepp m chatgc1
b'RATER:WI:rY EDITOR - - _Jlob Ohpne1
Thtee fellows wotked very hmd i've hea1d the- fue depal'i:ment to1•e
5 Jl. m m the Student Umon north lounge
SORORITY EDITOR ·---·- ---- -- 'J'opsy Dnyton
Alpha Epsilon P1 meet1ng1 Mr, lrvrng Bell m chaz:ge, '1 p. :m. u1,
lnst week end eleamng the darn aome of the locks off the doors. I
Room 6, Btology Bldg
FEATUI1E WRITERS _ John Guffee, Edwm Pattwk, ftank Schr1:1tber
thmg out then t)le Sub manager know w)lo called but I won't tell
Phratere~ meeting, Mrs. MarJorte Emmons m charge, 7 p, m. m
NEWS REPORTERS --------~--- AlJCe Pulte, Juck Goldstem, Betty
said
it
coqldn't
be
filled
becau~e
the
* * •
the Student Umon south lounge,
Bentley. Suzanne Hodgnum, Pat
CALLY HOLDEN, who now owns La Lorna, and Ltnda Darnell
Phi Delta Theta actJve meetmg1 Mr Jim Taylo-1 m charge, 7 p, m
Dattlen, Bob Chp11et, Dave Nolan, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _P::.I:c•::;nc_t;_l;..••_c.n.;.•'c.v_•:..•.c•t_•:crp:..'-';..••.:.·--------- he[\d janito1 h~n't okayed it, Now
PAID ADVERTISEMENT:
m the Chapter Room
the po<ll lS an <lniy again! Wby
Muny Sclllesmget, Lumta Baca,
Hopeful: Yes 1 you. -sbll have that
Kappa Al:pha act1ve meetmg, Ml' Glenn Mayer lll cha1•ge, 7.15 p m.
Frttnk Jet auld, Eh.,;:tbeth Rameey
doesn't someone get on the ball alJ.d
m Room 15"0 1 AdmJmstration Bldg.
Peggy Jtllson, Jeanne PopeJoY,
get this little thing done? Aftet: date With me for tomght
Theta meetmg, !\-l)ss Btllye Wtlhamson m charge, 7 p. m. m the
Lunetta Yelonel;, Eloise RJChatds,
Stgned,
MARGIE.
all, 1t would 1mprove the looks (If
Student Umon north lounge
Juamta Harnson, Carolyn Koch
1400 East Centtal Avenue the patto.
Stray G1-eek meetmg, Mr, E W. Ta:rlor t;n charge, 7:15 p m, in
Gwl!f Summe1s, Joanne LnPorte
Just remember: Kisstng a girl
the Mus1e Bldg,
Albuquerque, New Mex1co
ART EDITOR ~~ -- ---__ __
---- -- Frank Walker
* ••
Sigma Al:plla Epsilon active meetmg, Mr Fumk Zellner in charge,
h•aves
1ts
ma1k
o:n
men.
ART STAFF
-- -------~Earl Stroh, Vtc Milone
Ed1tor of The LOBO
POEM
7 30 p m. in Room 203, Adnunistratwn Bldg The pledge meetFEATURE WRITER -- -~-------~-,.,
--- Mthcent Mtller
mg1 Mt. Pete Bened1ct m charge, 7.30 p m m Room 253, AdminLa Loma ballroom, l'eccntly W.k- Umvers{ty of New Mextco
Here lies Wdhe,
CHIEF PROOF READER -------- __ - -~ ________ .. __Joan Taut
Istration Bldg
CIRCULATION MANAG!lR
Htll en over by Cally Holden from Albuquerque, New MexlCC
Cold and blue ;
Delta. Stgma Plu Club meetmg, M1. Marvm Causey m charge, 7:30
OFFIO~ ASSISTANT -- ... ----~----- -_ . . Ingt1d Opvenheimer Hollywood, Calif01ma, has inatJtut- Dear Sit.
H1s allotment check
p. m, m Room 200, Yatoka. Hall,
PROOF )lEADER ·-·--------·----·-·-----·-···---Bob Tenrman ed a plap by wh1ch he mtenda to ,
·
Didn't come tbru,
Sigma l?ht Epsllon ac.twe meetmg, Mr Tom MontgotnC!ry m charge,
7
30 Jl. m. m Room ao, Hodgm Hall Tbe pledgC! meetmg, Mr
:play host each week·{)nd to dlffei- I should hl{:e to ask a questwn
"' "'
Robert Walt~rs m charge, 7 ,.SO p. m. m Room 31, Rodgm Ran.
ent campus so~ml organbntums. of the ~tudent body. How long
I see by the newspapers that a
T(lwU Club meetmg, M~ss Helen Wackerbarth m charge, 7 ,SOp. m.
The management Wlll secure a re~s- must Umversity students put up new glue has been tnventcd, It 1s
U
•
m the Student Un1on basement lounge.
ter .from the vanous soctettas1 then With bcmg attac,;ked? I mean phy~ J so strong, 1t can ptck \lP a 1001000
'l'own Club Mothets. Club meetmg, :M:ts. John T. Jone$ m charge,
As citizens of Albuquerque leap with both feet on every Issue mvJtations 1 good for ndmis~ sically beaten up by a gang of 1 pound locomotive I wonder how The new hbr~b:y of recordmgs
7 ,SQ p m. in the Student Umon bnsament lounge.
m1stake made by any member of the Umversity faculty or s1on to the balhoom.
vandt~.1s Fust it w~s Jack Ha:rr1s effective Jt wlll he for picldng up is now m operation at the Universtudent body, they might well take a quick look around and Holden, a former mus1cal d1rec- Now II; Is Jim Rellly, and even women?
stty Llbiary, Record albums are TUESDAY-HONORS ASSEMBLY, Mt·. JJmmy Garhepp in charge,
.
11 a. m , m Carhslc Gymnasmm.
begin to purify their own clan. It lS a rare edition of an tol foi Twentieth Century Fox Stu- before these two cases It was sev* "' •
<~n tht~e. day H!serve m the Reserve
Delta Pht Delta meeting, :Mr, Dale KaJser in charge, 4:30 p. m.
Albuquerque newspap~r that does not carry an account of a diOE!, has formed a twenty ;rnece eral Navy students who were as.. M:EN 1 MENl
Room Any- f;llbum may be checked
m the Art Bulldmg.
stabbing or beating, seemmgly admJmstered purely fm• the orche.stta 1 :featm·ing G atrmg.s. The saulted. Some were seuously lil- Do wom'lln ~neer at you? Don't out for thtee days. taken to tbe
A.i;vfh~·sru'd:~~gb~~~~~ Carolme Farnsworth m charge, 6 p.m.
't
t d t
h ld
th' band IS especl~lly udep.t a.t pt-e- JUred and some weye not In the the gJrls call you a dteamboat7 Do nearest avallable llhonograJih and
Vlgllante meetmfJ', Mr. Frank ]{m"" in chatge, 5 p. m. in the Stu..
.
p1easu1·e mvo l ved • A U mver::n Y $ U en was e
up
JS senbng sweet music danccably, and case of J1m Reilly who was beaten you lack tllat mascubne appeal? absorbed at your le1sure. A fa1rly
dent Umon baSement lounge. ""
week, mtd, not content with the amount of cash and valuables will be at the spot startmg th1s on the night of :ntay 5, 1t was very IThen try .some o! that new strJk- WJde selection of class1ca.l and
Baptist Student Union Council meetmg, Mr Sam Henly m cha.rge1
he carrmd, the vandals proceeded to be$-t hi:m to such an week every F'rtdliy1 Saturday and sertous Hts Jaw was btoken m mgly du:~tincttve pel'fuine for men, semi-classic albums are now availN
6.30 P• m. n1 the Student Umon Chapel Room.
nt
th•t
he
suffered
seve•·al
fractures
and
Sti'll
·n
a
Sunday.
thtee
places,
h1s
skull
was
frac~
uL<lcker-room!"
On
sale
at
John~
able.
Alphn
Ph1 Omega meeting~ Ilfr. Andy MttcheJl m chnrge, 7 p. m.
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18
1
exte "
..
T
J.
d
d
t
1 h"
k
Ph'
l d
m Roam 213, Adnumstratlon Bldg~ The pledge meeting, Mr.
hospltal.
his week-end, the Sigma Chis "ure 'an an ar ety n 13 J<IW wn.s son's Pbat•macy m the Carlisle This. wee A.. l· 0 P e ges are
Jnek Grmnel1tt charge, 'l p. nt in Room 21'7, Administration Bldg.
nskmg as many orgam~ntions as
Kappa Alpha pledge meetmg, Mr. Charles Cooper in cbatge~ 7!30
und the Kappa Stgs wtll be guests, so badly severed that he was com- Gymnasmm.
When the Navy maintained a quattered Officer's Tl'am~
pletely unconsc1ous from loss of
Get the renowned "hip ftaslt" size can be ri!a<:hed to contribute album~:>
p m. m Room 253, Adm1mstratl~n Bldg.
ing Unit here, the students in uniform could not venture a
blood when taken to the htls:rntnl
or the economy ten-year five gal- in ol'der to obtain a more compl~te
UNM V~tm:ans Associ(ltlon mecbng, Mr .Ray Harr~son in ehnrge,
It
t
t th U •
t
•
'
l
b
7 30 P· m m the Stud'l!nt Union bnscm<!nt l<~unge.
block on mther side of Central Avenue Wlthout being accomI
~s no JUS
e
mvcrSI y ]on c~n.
selection. Tlle a bums may e turnpanied by several friends. Since the departure of the unit,
students. but all a£ the. Albuquer'Ill
+ '*
ed in to Pledge-mnstet• John Grin~ \VEDNESDAY-UNM; Dames Club ntt::!etmg, Mrs. Hugh :r-.lunn in
charge, 3 p. m. m the Student Union bnsement lounge.
the ~trong.. arm element deems it necessary to Pl'adiee on any
que Cltlzens w~o are threatened.
If the pteseot trend of mcreased nel Ol' left nt the ~lbrary. The
Mortur Bonrd rneetmg, Miss Jenn Hernandez 1n chllrge, 6 p. m. m
Incidents of th1s sort have been enrollment tends to continue next name ()f the dm1o1 w11l be recorded
the Student Umon north lounge.
lone individual caught on the streets after sundown. Actual~ At the last m.ectmg of the lo~al occutnng, to my Imow1cdge, smce fall then 1 prndict that the ;present m each albtUn.
Jumor Ptmhcllenic mectmg, 5 p. m. m tltc Student Umon 13outh
ly, money seems to be secondm·y as a. motive for such prac- chapter, New Mexico Alpha, the 1943 I would hke to know why, signs readmg HKeep Off tlte Gtass"l lf you have a lonely Frlday mght
lounge,
Debaters Club mcetmg, Dean H. 0. Ricd m charge1 7 p. tn in
~ces, and that in itself seems a condemnation of the police Ph1 Delts elected Jack Musson ptcs- tf inc1dents such. As th~ to}Sp}mg of wdl be changed. The new aignsJ on you1 hands A·Phi-0 llastens to
Room 216, Admin1st1ation Bldg. ·
:forces and youth orgn,nizabons of Albuquerque.
ldent for next semestc~. Jaclt, who n. J<lck or the cuculatlon of ques- \Vlll probably t"end, ~~Kee-p Off the .suggest A quick trip to the n~serve
Spur meeting, Mis13 Al1ce Duke m cl!atge1 '1 p. m in the Student
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Tsehtukowsky,
Umon north lounge
Th ese you th orgamza Ions are unc Ionmg, cer am1Y' U
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a series of crimes such as these
Ltszt or on the lighter side
Newman Club meetltlg, Miss Pat Miller ln charge, 7:30 p, m. in
-1n sue h an unmsp1re
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• a h and"tcap UN:rtl next falL The fallowmg
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Strauss or Gershwin Then if you
the Student Umon basement lounge.
De Molay Club meeting, Mr, Dan li'owlct· in charge, 7:30 p. m in
for a young person to JOin one. Also, these groups do not ":ele nlso elected to the other .post~ and only bately mentioned m the
Tlungs ~tc nlways popptng over Ol' your organization wishes to enRoom 150. Administration Bldg. There will he electton of officers,
appear to ...be making an effort to get as members those who ttons. of the ftatermty P~:esldentl clt;Y papeis? FurthermoreJ wby lS at Snndcher Hatl. The whe~ls of ter tts.nanie among the patrons we
*UNM GLEE CLUB PROGRAM,. Mr. Cta1g Summers in cllarge, 8
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James
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are
constantly
turJltng.
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suggest
tbe
contr1bution
of
your
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*The De11nrtment of Drama presents ~ 1 THE FRONT PAGE," by Ben
il
The sheriffs office ma.mtams a few patre>lmen on the 1
patts: of Albuquctque art-eJ.· d:uk7 who sneaked a couple fellows m
-------Hecht and Charles r.ta.cArlhur, lilt. Edwin SnaJ}p m charge, s:ao
}l m. nt Rodey Theatre~ Genctu.l ndmtssJOn 75c; students use
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University campus who evidently have .instl·uctious to merrily a umltl sectci:llryJ .l"olm So<lerJand; 'rhb would appeat· to be a ser1ous the date lounge aft<lr hours, but m!l 1':HPw about a date?"
ae~IVIty tlckets. ReSC1"Vations must be ronde at Rodey Theatre
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hand out tickets to any person doing as much as 16 miles hlstormn, BlH Blanc; warden, enough matter to be tnken before 5llY wouldn't tell me their names.
"Indeed no!"
and the bo:..:. -office w11l open Monday, May• 111 from 10 a. m.
per hour on school grounds. As far as can be determined! no Chuck Hancock; chaplnm, . Paul t~c dty c~ntmmsmn by \l Univer..
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I<Qh, I don't mean now. Some
to4pm.
student
has
yet
been
seriously
injured
on
cant
pUs
and
if
there
'Voodnorth;
ehollstel,
Bob
Chpner;
SJty'
cotnmJttee.
One
fellow wears such a supel' nasty wet afternoon when there's
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THURSDAY-Student Etccbons, Mr. Jtmmy Gar1iepp in charf:!C1 8
is a shortage of policemen they might be bett'er employed rush chairman, Jim Noland
BOB McCLl':NDON thin white shirt that the dust blows nobody else jn town/'
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a m to 5 p. m in the Student Umon, Student activity tickets
Member
Hank '1'1ewlutt, Assocmte EdJtOI
Pap Three
TRY ME
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A Change of Stage .
Campus Confectionery
Make Class on Time
The Sure Way
Decord l.lbrary
Now Qperi\tl"ng
We Telegraph
Flow~ts
Ev~;rywhere
Remember Mother
on
MOTHER'S DAY
Rossiter's Flower Shop
Gr~nhouse
u.nd Gardens
114 \V, CentJ;a}
Now Open Tuesday -· -· Closed Sunday
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Even with such examples of inefficiency or indifference
m their own midst, the dtizens sit back and raise all kinds J
of hell at an outbreak of vandalism on the U campus. It was
regrettable, certainly, but the University took immediatej
steps to stop the actions, and evidently succeeded- This I
is 100 percent more thm1 can be said for downtown Albuquerque.
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Deseret Club mcetmg, Mr. Jnrnes Barton in charge, 4 p. m in the
Studl'.mt Union Chapel Rootn.
InterfraternltL Intramural Swimmmg Meet at 4 p. m. at the University Poo,
Intcrfratcrntty Council m.eetlng1 Mr bu::k C1vCrolc in charge, 4
p. m. m the Anth1opology Museum
Student Senate rnectmg 1 Mr. Ted Hni.vley m charge, 5 p. m, in tha
Student Umon south lounge.
Tclims Club meeting, Mr Scott Adler IJt cbmge, 5 _p. m. on the
Tennis Coutts.
11mted. Student Chr1stu1n Fellowship meetmg, Mr. Chain Rob~
btns in cfmrge, 5·30 p nt, tn the Student Umon basement lounge.
Speakers. Ctub dinnet', Mr. Ralph Calkms m chat:ge.. '7 to 9 p. nt
at La Plactta. Dr.. and Mrs. R E. D. Allan, and Mtss Elsie Haft'..
by AI Capp
by E.D.M.
Apothecatll:!s meetmg, Mr, Albert Dally ni charge, 7':30 p. m. in
the Student UnlC:In basement lounge
Phi Delta Theta pledge meetntg1 Mr. Att Shockley m chntgc, 7:3jl
p m. in tlle Chapter Room
~'Ihe Department of Drnma ]lrescnis ''TliE FRONT PAGE/' by
Een Hecht and Chnr1es MacArthut", 1\lr. Edwin Snapp in charge,
8•30 p m m Rodey Theatre General adm1s.ston '75c~ stude11ts
use activity tickets. Reservations must be Jnii.de at Rodey Thea~
tre where the box office wd1 open Monday.. May 11, :from 10
.a. m. to 4 Ji. m,
pub~·,._
extremely inte.resttng (1mrty affihabon
mcrel~
n ccllnci-
-and 1t should be intctestmg to see dence) in hls Jllaee ·
whetbet Gteeks or iitdependents
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win out with tlteir tesJiectivE' pali- It looks ns 1f thi! citcie 1n front
ClN>.
of the Ad bmldmg has hopes of
at last being put to good use. We
The SAE's we1e ns busy as beav- understand the mfghty 11 Lobo11
ets last week-end and wbet1 the 'kliJCh we arc to boast lllny .have
smoke cleared we observed Pete. this spot as his bome.
BenediCt's pm on Kappa, Lois
A stranger- looking for ,a eertam
Lembke and Frank Westerfield.'a
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'bard,.,•ate/' Oh Chi oj Dottie Pike college took the wrong turn and
We have a hutlch they wilt last 13rtded up at the insane asylum.
fill' many moohs. That mob scene He soon d1scovered his mistake,
~·ou s~w aJ'ound the fish pond last and the guard lednet!t~d h1m.
:J.1.1m'Jd:ly \'.:J.S the brothers: sl10wing
"Well" :he qtnpped as he left
thllir enthuslluo:m. Did you ever get ur guess' thet~ isn't
much d1ffer:
thn.'!; phone call yoU wet~ called out ence between the two places uf'Wr
ol c1::t~$ for-, Pete 1
all "
uHmm '' gnmted the guard,
~1: Anyone on the campos wants 14 that's ~hat you thmlt, ln this
a (l!l.l~J JUSt call C.]{. at BdJ\deheT. place you gotta sltow imp1oventent
Ret Phi Plli tnn hangs alorte now to get out"
Lhu~ 1ea.vmg a wide open field!
-~-----Nothmg from .a stnught lme
Why doesn't someone tell these
SWelVe.S:
sotm'ity girls the~ are itt c.ollege
So shal"ply as a woman's ctlrve!l 1
now ttnd nigh school :fraternity pins
And havihg swerveld, no might 01'
ju!'it arerft wol'rlt
mam,
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Can ever put bet• straight .agam.
OUJ vote .tor the next alum to
bc>l'omc govetnor o£ New Mexico
.).>'Mg to Mtss. B, Cl\.Jlerton.
There[ Wlfe: 11Darlmg, JUSt 25 years
was tb~ t.-rgurnent and then -etisis ago today, we beaamc! ~ngnged.''
111 the model tegu~la.tura last week
Absent nttnde:d pto:t'esaot: ttMy,
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wh<.'it :li·-!J.ss Caperton gracefully
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cr.m,c thl'ough with lwr ltnowledge my, why dl:n: yo~ lemltld me of
or }llnlia:ml:!ntttry procedure, thus thnt before Its h1gh tune we got
solvilllt the dispute nt hand and msrt'fed."
STUDIO
of Photography
Portraits and Commercial Coverage
Also Commission and Passport Photos
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F'RID~Y-A:tt
ExhJ!,Jt sportsorcd by Delta Phi Oelta, M'uts Hazel Bra:;
m charge, 10 a, m, to 4 p. n1 1 m the Student Unton Patio,
•Public let:tme• 14Regu:mal Typas of Amer1can Folk Music," by
Ptof H. P. Eames, Dean J. D. Bohb m charge, 11 .n. m. in Room
7, MusiC Bldg
Pht Alpha Theta tea and lD!tlatiott, Mt. Kcrmeth K. Hnrms and
M1ss Artnc Johnson m charge 1 4:do to 8 p m. in the. Student
Umnn basement lounge.
•PUBLIC LECTUR!l: "WOMEN POETS OF BRAZIL" (wtth ••e!tal of Enghsh translations of Btaztlian poetrr done by the
lcctut'ei)r by 1\tts. Mnr1e Pope \1/nihs, sponsored by the Depart..
mcht Of Modctn Languages, Club de las Amet.'ICM, and the
School of Inter~Atnerican Affmrs, 7·30 p. rrJ. in Room 1501 Ad ..
mlmstrat10n Bldg.
*Pu'ohc Lecture. 1'ATOMlC FISSfON BY COS:MIS ltAYS, 11 by
Dt·. Darol FormBJl of Los Alamos, svonsorode by the Depurt·
lrtent of Phy:s!cs1 8 p. m tn Room. 2531 Admlliistration Bldg,
"*ThC! OC!pttrtmeiit of Dr am a vresents 11 Tl!E FRONT PAGE, •J by
Ben Hecht and Chnr1es MacA:~thur, Mr. Edwm Snapp in charge,
8.30 p. nt. In Rodey Theatre, General rtdm1ssmn ?5e, students
use nctivJty t1ckets. Reservations must be made nt Rodey Theatre.
NROTC Rll'lg Dunce sjjo11sored by the Wllldroom; Mr. C. lt. Wynd·
Juan in cllnrge, 9 to 12 o'clock m the Studc11t tJnion ballroom,
Capt atld M1s. Joel Newflom and Comdr. and Mts. S, s. DttU«ls.
to;
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Leam to Da11ce
WYN CASTLE
NOT!Cll
U. N. M. scmor rings arc now on
stde. o.nd rrto.y be obtained only at I
the S. tJ. B bookstore.
School o.f Dancing'
TAP
Senior Announcements nrc tn the
·SUn bool{store They shotdd bt!c
purchased early for mnthrJg,
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followed by u dance, M1, W1lHs: Sm1th ln charge, 9 tu 12 o'~loek
at tho Helghts Commumty Coutcr. D1. nnd M1a. T. 0. Donnel1y 1
nnd Dr. and l.:hs. R El B. Allen, chaperons
Student Body Dancl'.!-l M1•. Ted Hnwl~:Y m thnrgc, U to 12 o'clock
m the Student Umon ballroom •
*The DeJ)attment Df Dtnmii presents mrntn FRONT PAGE," by
Ben Hellht and Charles MacArthUr1 Mt. E111win Snapp IIi charge
8:30 n. m. in Hodey Theatte, Gf;lllellil ndmh:!Stl'ltl '7Uc; Rhltl(lnt~
r
tl!IC ucttv1t:v tu::k~ats Reservations must be made nt node~ Theab•e.
SUN:OAY -"'Servites ln church~s tbrougl10ut the c1ty,
USCF •~setnor Breakiast1" :M1st~ Carolyn Culltms and Miss lletty .to
.Ang(.! irr cllnrge, 8 n, m. in the Student Union base.llHmt 1ounge.
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ALL TYPES OF DANCING
BALLET
ACROllATIC
and .BALLllOOM
lJr":ate and Class Lessons
HOTEL FRANCISCAN BALLROOM
Call Franciscan Hotel for Information
NOTICE
112-41 j I1AS'f CEN'rl<AL
E!nroll now for Summer Classes
OI'I'OSl'l'E PUI'L!C LIDRARV
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ALVARADO HOTEL
It's Dancing Time at the
LA LOMA Again
$16.90
"CALLY" HOLDEN AND HIS BAND OF
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HOST OF THE SOUTHWEST
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l;n1t 1 yoli get a supct-delmt:e rejection slip fot' your fifes.
and Dry Cleaners
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HThe Sweetest Music in Towrt"
HERE'S WHAT YOU DO--Send us a erazy shot leaturing Pepsi..
Cola~ We)ll select what we think ar~ the three or four best '*shots"
ncr; month. If yours is one of these1 you get ten bucks. If' tt
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY
• PHONE 6111 for Service
• Stqp at 3rd and Silver
for Cnsh and Carry in Savings
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dlnpel omJ,
SATURDAY-Greek Day sponsored bY' the. [nterft•aternil~ Council,
1\h·. Wtlli:s Stmth in charge, 1 to 5 P.· 111. nt Tingley Pall{1 to be
Ph. 2-72()3
1207 E. Central
mnn. ehapcton.s.
Chustmn Sc1ence Organizati(l.n Servu!.e, Mrs. J\;fnrie Wath~ m
eha1ge, 7.15 p m. Ill the Student Umot'l ChapCl Room.
Congratulations to tlle new
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lJcation lleads for next year.. The fiUtHng un l)bnoxi<lus Repubhcan
Phone 5558
University Cleaners
.P.te .Tequued.
on the back streets of Albuquerque.
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*RECORDS
*RADIOS
*SHEET MUSIC
AuthoifzC(l "'!{cepsUki Dealer
"Nina \0 $pot
\or a Crazy Shot
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IS:
WHEN IN NEED OF
~P!4~p~~~~
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sitl.latton
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Jewelr4 Co-
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Our Slant
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Judd-Wei~z
Musson as Prexy
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ALBUQUERQUE BUS CO,
''On Tirne With Safety,
Phone 8806
Ph• DeIts Ch oose
.I
6 Tokens -
YoYr )Ce~ptolre
perlet:l •rmbol ol
tl., glory 111'1'• br/r.Q'I IO yo~r h~~
Hel1lown quoUty ond ln.o I'Of~o prG
a1sur.d. by lh• l<eep1"kt Cert r""t• of
GUOfonte• t~t~d Reg!11roll011.
AND-it you just sort or happen to send in a Pepsi botHecap
with your ilshot/' you get twenty buoks instead of ten, if we
think yotlr ":;hot" is. one of the best.
SATURDAY
AND
SUNDAY
4
ADMISSION SEVENTY·FIVE CENTS, TA.'{ INCLIJDED
Addr~ai: CoUege0¢pt.lPepsi~Co1a Company, Long I91lU1d C1ty,N.Y,
The Store lor Pmticulat'
J
Mert nntl Women11
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Soft Drinks from the Service Bars
Fra>W.I"d Popa~Coia Bolll<ro/r01n ""'I lo coad,
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].>age Four
Friday, May 9; 1947
Candidates Set
Cast Your Vote In Thursday's Important Student Council Elections
(Continued ftorn Page 1)
N~W M~XICO
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Semi-Weekly Publication of· the Associated Students of the University of New Mexico
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1947
NROTC Wardroom Queen Candidates
No. 53
Arizona Baseball
Tenm Drubs Pdck ......
ADeuce Again
CarQlyn Kinnaird portra)'s l\1ol~
1y Malloy in ! 1Front Page," opening:
at Rodey on next Wednesday.
A marriage license is like a hunt~
mg liccnsc-1t entjtles Y9U to o:ne
first Game Was 14-2
Massacre But Second
Time Out Lobos Revive
Th~ branlts-wbich have plagued
NQw Mexico's baseball team nll
year.-retul·ned to sn&tch the second game of the two game set with
At•izonn away ;from the hm:d-fighting Lobos 1 5 to 3. Al'i2ona won the
fhst game, 14 to 2. Raw weAthel'
and mterrnittent rains made for
poor baseball wentl1er, but the way
the two teams went at i.t, the con~ l
ditions migl\t as well ha\'e been pet- ~
feet.
REAL WHIPPED CREAM
A Re.al Taste Thrill
THE DUTCH DOOR
LnJ:l'Y Hess and George Genug,
acas of thetr respnctive pitching
stnffa, started on the hill in the second e-ncounter, which w~s playl.ld
under the lights of Tingley 'Wield
bel:tne- f;Otne 300 spectatQrs. New
1\fexico i\t'st b:t:oke the ice when
Bobby LallickeJ.·'s long triple drove
in the first lUn iu the bottom of the
fourth ~nning. After the Wildc!its
knotted the count m tlle top o:£ the
sellettth, the Loboa cnme back to go
ona to the good in the bottom of
ROBERT SHORE, 32-ycar-old freshman at the University of
New Mexico, shown above, is one of the G3 disabled veterans wl:to
authored a b~Qk of war t>torice, 11 The P!lrple T~sbunent."~,. Writers
witllout pre'V1ous cx-pcrienc~, the veteJ:ans turned out tltcir work ns
themes for an Enghsh clasB. at Amerie11n. University, Washington,
p. C. Sltoro"a story, "On Ole Death of nn Angel," woa one of four
m the book chosen by Life magazine for reprinting in the current
issue. Shore comes from near Tuc,son, Arb-.
Wighest ~ated
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release the best in their repertoire to the ears of man''
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there will be a fifty cent admissiOn -Charge, it has been decided
that the total emoluments from theil• efforts wil be donated to
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. t'
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arose under the dn:ec ton on super- membership nnd since has per..
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V1sion of Mr. rn1g ummers,hn forme hin ~tie style at scve.ral camchOral group consisting of men w o pus gat crmgs and loca1 ctty func.merely liked to sing. Though the 1 tions. They bave been very- well
men were University students 1 the received by asst:!mbly nnd stunt
group had no affiilintion -yith the night ero·wds and by tltc locnl men
University. Thel:r meeting, prac· o! tbe Uio.n's and Rotary clubs.
tidn"',
The program f&t' tomorrow n\g'ht
• nnd performing was voluntar)• and the personal satisfaction will consist o! about seventeen
gained from n J"ob well done w~s numbers by the Glee Club, ranging
their only reward. To climax tbelr front spirituals to popular g-lee club
efforts was n concert in Rode-y The.. works. Arumgenu.ml$ from F1-ed
ater near the close of the year,
Waring and the Yale Glee Club hold
Again this, known to many, this most of tbc spotligbt. Perhaps the
group formed to bring music by number best received by nudlenees
students for students.
tbus far has been the: rhythmic. sph·..
Early in the first semester, Cralg itual, ••nry Bones,"' which will be.
Ex.pe.detl
S ummers established hts group present~d nt tbe -concert.
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with a maximum of ten members. to be equally well received nrc other
They rehearsed twice n week ln such numbers ll'S the- 11 Ba.ttlc Hymn
the music bulldlng and edited tbe1r o fthc Republic" with
Miss
Betty
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effOrts m 11 radio broadcast. Also, Lou Wilton i\s solmst anu duo piano
theirs '"ns • part in the enm.pus accompaniment of Miss Betty Lou
"
sing when, to conform with the Shn.de nnd Ml'. Paull\-lucncb, "Were
,, 'lh . k Hill
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Tecog.llized season or tlie year, th~y Y ou Th ere, WI 0 lCeury tn
th t
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1 p ..... W"lh
)lctformed with Mr. Summe.es ine enor so 0 1 ~ e, el.O;<r 1, ou.terpretntion of Claude Thornbill's sky's "M~adowlands~"
• d b also
C Wlth
,.,. 1o;
t•SI'lOwfalf.i'
t-enor Sn1o snpphe.
Y arter ~,1..
c ·n• ,, itShen
1 "D A ·mr..l
To begirt tbe second scmeater it 'SOl,
e m
s n onu •
was decided that a larger gt~l1p andoa'h," Mr-~ Summer's nrrange ...
would possibly produce more de- m(lnts of Claude Thornhill's usnow ..
sired results, nt whieh time the fa11," 11 1<-~ntucky Babe," with Lei£
group was enlarged to its present Tot·klesnn itt th~ baritone spotlight,
enrollment, 24 members und .Piano George Gershwin's nsummertime,"
nnd b.'s .ccompanl'n\cnts ' Th'rs Di{!k 1-Iillcary itt the tenor solo~
group revised its rbhenrsnl sche- uyou'll Nevel' Walk Alonet with
mnrlto11e. Bob VanDuyn takmg the
dule ~l\d Vllrious other arrange- solo len.dt English folk song. "Shall
I Wnstittg- ilt Despairt" ••Mavourn..
eent' 1 ••Graceful nnd Easy," 11Sally
in OU'l' Atley,l• W!'th Pete Benedict.
I
Johnny Salazar
New Vets' Prexy
JohnllY Snlnzai'_; junior f't•om
Alcade 1 is the new· president ot
the Vetarnus Assoeit.tiort of the
University of New Mexico. Of:Ciccr~ for -the 1947 !e.ll semester were
elMtod by the veterans nt a meeting held on Tuesda~ in the Studen~
Union Builditlg,
Other officers chosen were: Tony
G. Jimenez, vlc:c-president: Ray
1-tntTison, secretal'YI and FMUndo
It ltodl'iguez, treasurer.
, Ali- ex~elttlve boatd' to net as n
:poHcy~1)1nnnirtg committee wltS nlso
elected and indlidod Ra-bort ~.
Mares, Gilbert Trujillo, Dick Civer..
olo1 Tito. Quintann,_ and James MC..
MuU-en.
LORELEI THORWALPSON
ROSEMARY DUKE
CAMILLE GRANTHAM
ViSit NeUJ MeXiC'O ~?o~~: atti~~ive ~! tadie~:tured
Three distinguished Costa Ric11a
educators are visiting New ')1ex:•
r th I t
l.!o
un de1• the ausptcca 0
e n cr..
Amcricnn Educational FGundntion:
Dr. Vil'iato Camacho, National
Curriculum Oirccto1• of the Ministry o£ Education; Professor Carl!ls
CaJ\mnno, Director of the Municipal
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Secon d n)·y Sch oo1 nj l d Colegto
C rt
d M Ed • M Illo
0
n ago; n.n
r.
wm Ul' '
County Supet'Visor of the Turrialba
District, former Director of lhe
Jobn D. RockefeUer School in Tur..
. lb
d t t 0•
1 b 1
na a an ou s nn ll1g t·ura sc 00
supct•vJsm·,
h
S In1 connection 'tv.lt thed U1~ited1
tn C6 co·opera tve e ucn tona
R
program
in Costa iea, 1a reorgan•
t
izabon of the educ.ntlonn sys em of
that countrr is nO\V taking p)nce.
As part of thnt program the government of. Costa Rica selected
these cdueators to come
· d to
f the
U nit ed Sta t es for a peno
f
four
tll t
t d
d b
th
mon s 0 s l1 y an
serve
e
latest. American hlethods and techniquc. s in their special fields of ed"'lth t
l
t f
t
ucn
n r t rave
• h !On.
d b th
A gNtn
• s Edurmst' e 1 YF e d11t"o
er- mcrJcatl
th
a uen
oun a, 1 n,
ese
t mna
t t e ucll-1
01"9 lire now 0 " a cons 0 coas
t ...
' It'
ho 1 a d e r
o....... , Vts Ing sc 0 s n
on erring witb lending educntors.
The visitors, who arMved May 7,
expect to be in New· Me:o:ico until
May :14. An·ang-cments have bcen
.
ma de b y th e S cb oo I nf I n ter- A n'iCl"lcan Affairs lor them to visit the
°
city, county, and Indian schools under the direction af Mr. J, B. Linthicuu.,, Mrs. Mat'Y" R. Wu.tsoh, and
M1ss Lucia Fa-gt!. Later on they
"11
1 S
F
Th • I .
Wt tl'avc to a uta • e.
1
t
a· a: hell' v s1t
t tel'e lVll be 1recte by t e Stnte
De.l)nrtment of Education.
Miss Mildred ~aris
Gets ~oosa Prtze
I
retil'e from the scene due to on sore
::n.m. Walt Cichohne Wok
and
Tlle three New Mexico high
~;~:~:~e~j~f.~:~~i~:t ;~~~~::: :i~~~;:~:;~~~:~~~~::~:~~
very
above.
will be this year's University of New Mexico ROTC Training f1·om third on n single to left, shd a~e Harty Lee. Patton of Clovis
Unit Annual Wardroom Queen, which is quite a mouthfuU in high into catcher Stan Frogge and hlgl1, R\\th E7ther StnrJ:els of AlI ' d
h R"
D
dU"I.l!g thA r·esultant errtnngle,'both bUqllCJ:quc ht.glt, • -nod Juan P_.
any man's peerage. She wn reJgn uring t e mg ance umpires
~
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Ch
f u
h h G
tnn oft' the field to attempt
nvcz 0
mon ll~ .ot rants, 1t
F,riday eveni~g at the SUB..
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Besides bcammg at the terpstch·
~
-orean tnrsJ she has to reviC!W the' 'l'he 'eceiving line will stntt at
bnttnlion Tuesday at 11:00. This 9 sharp, with Williams, Wyttdham.
wilt be one of the few full dress re .. All ex-Nav.nl Ollicer.a, former NRO
•
views the futute ens1gns
won't suf.. TO students~ and V-5 students on
Pttlchritude ueuallv ...3 m pus are invited. They may nick
f'l!l" through.
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makes -ili.tuvv rucn puU theil' rank up the 1'1• 1· nv'1tut 1' ons at the NAval
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and :file their nalls.
Office in the Stadium Building.
The Wardroom Format is held Guests may wenr ,!,let•vice blue unlnnnunlty in \lortor of those graduat-- forms with bow ties or dinner
:ing -seniors whu will have completed jackets.
their' RO'l'C requitements, nnd the
traditionnl class ring will prov_idc
the theme v.nd centetpie_cc a.t the
dance,
Th
~..-u b Cl'O.WMd by
e queen "' 1
e
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battalion commnndet• C. R. Willinms.
1
Rexroad And Nolan
AwardedNew york U
Government fellOWShip
Nava] Qff'tcers Rotatton
•
AnnouncedBvNewsome
Michael Rexroad atld William
1
d
II
t u '
No an, gi:a unte fe ows in he ntversity department of government,
have been granted fello\Vships at
New Yo.tk Univer.!litj' to take the
Commande1· s. S. Daunis and Lt. Ph.D. degree, Dr. Thomas C. DonCmmdr. R. E. Jcfl'rey, who ha.ve nelly~ head or the department of
cotnpleted theit tou ..~o- of shore duty government, llnnounced t'his week.
have received thek orders for sea
duty. In accordance wr'th Navy
Rexroad, a resident. of Albuquer~
que, was a captain in the Army Air
Department Policy. officers serve
Forces during' the wnr. Nolan is n
h\O -years on shore and then three
tesident of Gallup and took his A.B.
-yenrs at sea. Crtundr. Daunis 11as
leceived Olders as Commanding Of.. degree from New Mexieo State
fleer of the Destroyer, Norris, He 'l'eacheis College prin1· to bcginrting
u b
d b
d
wt
e re 1•eve
Y CornmAn er his M.A. work nt the Univ-ersit~.
Richard w. Peterson, who has jpst
completed his sort duty on submnlines. Lt. dommandel' Jeffrey win NOTICE
1 eport u E~ecutive Officer of the
The Lobo football tcatn will play
Desb·oyer Stickell. He will be ;·c. ..
lieved by Lt. Tom Perkim, .n naval an INTRA-squad game nt Zitmrternvinto 1·, who has already l'eported mnu field M:<.t Frtduy night ot
nt the tmlt for dut~.
8 -o'clnck.
to stop the melee. llowavcJ; linothet• btlsc runner cntnc all tJ1e way
in from second, and tho"batter who
hit the siugle ehelcd the bases unnro1ested. Althoug" tr'nrc should
h
b
11 d u
to t' 11
ahve b c,e1n ca. e 1'uft tmha J~aldy
w en o 1_ umnn•es e
e J!C
"'
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the decision wns t1mt two l"Uns
should be allowed, and the batter
pia d 011 tb" d
J~~nny Zn~~t.cnme in til finish up
the eighth and twirl the 11 inth, and
wns very effective. But the bad cn1l
was the straw that tn·oke the cnmcl's back, nnd the Lobos ncvet• re·
coVel'ed !rom this break.
The evening before Wilmet• Har·
d
b
per odppoGs~dd~o ~t' ht~gs odnbth1lc
1 mgs P• c C{ goo
moun
· hurt
but was
by tl1e odd antics aof'
th b 11
th
dd t • H
a on emu y Ub
nrpcr
......e, ·,,,
hot W"ler ,,·,th his' control,
.....
~
but manngcU to pik!h his way out
of trouble. Bob Ruman's hontc: l'Un
with Ute. bases loaded in the ninth
innlng made the sco;re look worse
than lt actually was. Vince Cappelli, Lobo catcller was :forced to
·ad·
leave tlie game in the th-ird 'inning
with a split throwing digit
Th Lob
.
'nd
th..
e
os \VI 11 Wl u:p , Enr sea~
son's aotr'vr'tr'cs , ..,·th three games
.~
this week. Wednesday, the tos Al.
amos Atomic Bomb(lrs wiU ·invade
U
d
f
the niversit-y dinmon for an n ternoon gnrne stmtlng at 2:SO. Ed
Gh'lser is expe~ted to hu·l."l for the
PetroJmen. A pair o! afternoon
we~k-end t1lts with llardiu Simmons is on the slat-e- for Friday and
SatUl'day a.!ternoon;:: -n.t Tingley
Fleld. ln previous t1lts e.t Abilene,
the ~obos dow·ned the Cowboys
twke. Bob Giddin"S and Larry
"'
Hess wil do tile n\Otmdwork
for the
New Mexicans, whito Bob MeChe;::~
wa.s nt1nounced todny by Dr. Wtlbur
8· Gre?ory, head 0 ~ te~ting and
co;~se~t:g Ai t~et~nt•et"s;ty.
d
. the /cc tu\.
c 1St ot stfu2e9n9t8s
m . ' .0 P ctt !)Cl' c. en, o ,
.scmors tit rN ew Mexwo s 9'1 f oul'.year accredited high schools.
Dr Gregory explained that the
~.
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examtn~tlon,. used alsO' m oth:r
sto.tes, JS destgncd to measure bnrnc
~nowledge acquired in ~igh scbo~l
ut five fields: m?themattcs, and setences, and l"endmg and v~eabuh:n.·y.
Th, c t 0 p 100 st.ud.ent s. Wl'11 rec clVe
ccrt 1fica to s of .dIS t me t 10n,, D r. ~
ure..g O"~ Y s•id
._. • \"'hrl
,y
e 0 th ers m !"JJC •t op
10 vet• ccn.t ge t Iton.o!.·a bl e :ment ~on.
All, he stnd are ellglblc for schoJ..
nrships to t'be Univet•sity Pl'OVided
• 1 ass1s.tn nc~ lS
•
nee d .-1. ot• fimancm
cstabhshed by the Umvcrstty's
scholat_•ship CO):Untittee.
NOTICE
Thet·e will be a special Lette:rman's Club meeting Tuesday, May
13, at 7 o'clo~k.
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A hcndllne from MlniDl says thnt
the seas()n's robberies top $200 ' oao.
ThE!- big-ge~t robbery wns at the
Bcucbcomber NJghtc1ub.
Marie Pope Wallis to
Speak on Latin Poets
'Mrs. ltiarie Pope Wallis will -speak. on "Women Poets of
!i
d
BraZIJ" Fri ay, May 16, at 7:30 p, n1. in Room 150 O-f the Ad~
. • t t"
B 'ld•
h"
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nums ra IOn Ul mg. T IS lecture lS the last m the current
Hispanic Affairs Series, and the public is cordially invited to
attend.
·
This lectUt'£ the. result of months of acuq{ring the "docJt
!ll d I 'th th l'f
d
ks f fi
d
OHI. .~a or, Wl
e~ Wl
e 1 e an :vor
o
ve mo ~~
Brazilmll poets, Marm Eugenia Celso; Gllka Machado; Cemba
MeireJes, Adalgisn Nery, and Hertriqueta Lisbon, with 1'ead·
irtg of translations of their representative works done by Mrs.
t . 1" 11
"'allace,
-n
,'1--------------
Mrs. Wallis holds a B.A. with a
major in Englis'h from the University or n11fornia nl L<>• Angeles, an
FINAL EXA'IJNATION
M.A. in SpMch -nnd nn M.S. in So~
.,
~ SCHEDULE
ainl Work from t'he University o-f
Semester JI, 1946~47
ney
andth¢
MoeTexans.
Hedrick Vince
Will probably
l'f
.
At vnriou~
go for
Capelli South et·n '"
vil 1 ormn.
in s.olo1 ntid two college songs, Cole ( ; - - - - , - - - - , - - - - , - - , _ - - , - - - - - , , - - - - - , - - - - - , - - - - -7 ' will be behind the plate if' his fin- times she hrts st\tdied at the univer~
Portet's •1Bulldog of,Yo.le'' nnd "Old
sttics o£ Mexico, Puerto Rico, Snn
Wednesday
Thutsday
Friday
Saturclny
Monday
gel' resonds to treatment. OtherNassau.''
1\fny 28
Mny 29
May 30
May :n
J'une :t
wise, versnttle Stan Frogge.
:Mn.tcos, nnd Michigan. She has
handle. the !litchers.
done. graduate work nt UNM in
Supplementing the pt•ogrnn1 will
be. three guest mtlsts nnd il group
---- - - ---·HisJ')B.1'lic Languages, Llt'<!.Ul.tUt'e,
of novelty nmsiclans. Included is
'7-9
MWF 8
'MWF 9
M.WF lQ
MWF' 11
M.WF 1
nnd History in 1939-43 and 1946~47.
Mhs Betty Lou Shnde, Jlromincnt
She is one of thCo first two enudi~
pinnist on cnmpus and member o£
Q
dntes iot• the; Ph.D. degree in our
En~r 4
i.nstitut.lon at the next ~ommence..
Sigma Alphe. IoW, honorary music
Soclal
Chemistry
Modern
Psy-chology
sorority, Mlsil Shnde wlll, together
10·12
Sclc.nce
2
Language
:Enghsh A
ment. H-er tenchlng career includo:!S
1111 lb
with her solos, nccolnpan)l the glee
•
Phnrmac~~
filth nnd sixth grades nt the Mcx~
club fn several mtmbers. Her own
Dr. S. P. Nanninga, denn of the icnn School, Montebello, California;
pieces will be (1Ct\t nnd Mouseh by
l-S
T'l'JIS 3
'!'ThS 2
TThS 1
'l'ThS 11
College of Edueo.tion at the Univct·-1 Spanish! French, Drn.maticet nnd
Anton Copland and 11 P1eludc" by
TThS 10
slty of New Mexico, wi11 (1eliver-th-e Pub1ic SpMkhtg ln Los Angeles and
Debussy.
---cotmnencemcmt nddress on 41 Educn- Snn Diego school systems; nnd
Vocal nrtist wlll be Miss Betty
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tion and Democrncy" to the Kirt- SlHkltislt at UNM. She was cnse
Lou Wilton, locally known corttrnl4-6
MWF 12
'r'rhS 12
MWF 4
MWF .6
TThS 4
ltmd Mgh sCllool g1·ndtmting clnas 1 and executive with the Bmoau of
to, Miss Wilton ltas recently won n
Muy 22 nt Kirtland.
Count~ Wc1fnre, Stnte Rclio:f Ad ..
lCOB s:ponsoted contest £dr the Cin-1 L----.!...----.!...----.!...-----L-----L-----L----..L-..!::.!!!:._....l
Donn Nn1mlnga was tho com- tninistrattort All Nations Child
chmrtti Opera Association.
Tho
mchcCment nddtess Sllonkct nt grad- Welfare- CHni<!, .uud WPA Division
Roont assignments tor g-roup examinations will be announced b)' 1nstructors
• '.May S.. OJ.-" lfituke nttd Ccrtificntion, ln Los
( Cont Inue ot1 page B
unti011 ex(lrcises nt. ';Ent:mo
wm
0r• Nann1ng0
• T Add reSS
K"irtland Ht"gh Sen"IOrS
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a
Misa l~Uldrcd ForiB of Albuquerque. hn& been awarded the Ro~o
Rudin Roosa award for 194'7-1948
by the faculty o! the Department. of
Go'Vel'tlment nrld Citizenship, Dr.
Thomas C. Donnell¥, her:ad of the department, announced todny,
The award is given each year to
the upperclassman or graduate student in the department who had in~
dicntcd by his record his positi'ire
interest in tl1e field of government.
Miss Farris is a junior and 'has
maintained almost nn 11A'1 ave:rage
ttl the University.
During the war slle W~l'ked ior
the U'. S. Treasury Department in
Washington.
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)
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Angeles and Atbuqoerque; Dircetor, Social Trnitling "rogram,
Bar·
J:
ela$ Community Center,· Field Rep1-eMntt'ltive, Comntu:rlity' P1·ogram,
Sch oo l df I nt er.-A mcrJcnn
.
Alf1ura,
•
VN'M; and Principal Welfa1•e Officer, UNRRA1 in En"'land, F~·nnce,
"'
and Germany, :Mrs. Wallis .served
in the WO in 1944-45, She hns had
Wide thcatl'ical professional expe~
rience in vaudevHle, stock, and proQuctions in New Ytn·k, New Jersey, nnd California., She has been
a prominent figure in the Albuqucr·
que Little Theater activities.
Among Mrs, Wnltis' writ{ng's
are~ column nnd articles ln Western Woman, tt·anslation of El Genio
Alegre by Quintero Brothets,
''Theresa Mal'in Llana's Tnterseetion,'' in PQo.t Lore, usocial Service
1
Spccial Delivery'" ~n Amel'ican
Unity, t't:Je_pat•tmentnl Coo1•dlnation
for Cultural CoOPE:ll'a.tlon," in Pi
Lambda Thetn JoUl,lal_; translation
(Continued on page 8) '