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Page 4 THE TOREADOR Saturday, March 20, 1948
Las Vivarachas To Hold Dance
For New Members And Pledges
President And--
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pecially until Congress acted one
way or the other. He feels that
military training is the only answer
for the present world crisis.
and that everyone is psychologically
with President Truman. There
will be a slackening of interest in
school-work, not only on the part
of young men, but by everybody.
All college officials questioned
said that they were highly in favor
of UMT being combined with
ROTC work, so the young man can
continue with his college education.
President Whyburn went so
far as to say that he believed the
two would be combined.
Students—
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"Russia knows we are unprepared
for war at this time", he said. "If
we build up our defenses and
strengthen our armed for ces, Russia
will not cause us very much
trouble."
Bill McMillan, 20, navy sub ser-
vice veteran, said. "I think I'll go
back to Africa and get five wives."
No War Soon
Former navy radarman Bill Bigham,
20, said he didn't think the
President's talk would affect him
personally. "I don't believe the
U.S. will go to war for several
years; perhaps not at all," he declared.
"In just two words—I'm drafted,"
stated Bill Evans, 20 year-old
non-veteran.
The chief concern of the veterans
on the campus seems to be
whether or not they will be allowed
time to finsh their education If
recall to the service Is necessary.
The men who have not seen active
duty believe themselves the ones
who will be affected in the very
near future.
"Oh thunder!" cried disgruntled
coed, Jane Merafelder, "There go
all the men off the campus again."
Vesper Services Topic;
"Challenge Of The Cross"
"The Challenge of the Cross" will
be the topic for Vesper services tomorrow
afternoon, announced Dr.
A. W. Young, head of plant industry
department.
The Rev. W. F. Rogan, director
of Presbyterian student work, will
have charge of the program. Floyd
C. Rector, sophomore student from
Lubbock, will lead the meditation.
Mrs. Virginia Meiser, Lubbock, will
Sing "The Palms", accompanied by
Miss Imogene Webster, Lubbock
pianist.
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Palm Sunday Services
To Be Conducted Here
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rison, Wilbert Winford Hart, John
Tech's Student Religious council
David Helton, Henry Gayness Hes- is sponsoring its annual Palm Sunter,
jr., John A. Hettler, Nina Ray
day Sunrise service tomorrow at 7
Hickman, Buster W. Higdon, James
Lavon Hill, Willard D. Hill, Jr., a. m. In the Rec hall, announced
Raymond L Hiller, Mary Jane Hin- Jerry Sides, junior arts and scienchey,
John Pete Hines, Willis Gene
Holland, Laura Sue Holmes, Charces student and president of the
Annual Formal
les Wayne Howard, James Ed ouncil.
Humphries.
At Hotel Lubbock
Staff Slants
Charles Bradford Hunt, Robert Sides said that students have
Meno Hunt, William T. Hutcheson, charge of the program and that
Ballet Presented
(Continued from Page 3) Billie Is Hutchings, Lamar Jack- Ralph Busy, junior is and sci-
Las Vivarachas, women's social
son, Chester C. Jaynes, Paul Ben-
club will present nine new mem-
Lewis, Hewitt Allison, Bill Kelley
ences student of Lubbock, Is to be
jamin Eerie, Treva Zoe Keeton,
bers and 20 pledges at its annual
and Charley Reynolds handed Ari-
the principal speaker of the morn-
Daisy K. Kilpatrick, Samuel Ed-
Monday Evening presentation dance from 8-12 o'zona
university Its first defeat,
ing.ward
Kindrick, Mary King, James
clock tonight at Hotel Lubbock.
since the conference was founded, Wayne Kuykendall, Billie Lavon
Min Slavenska, and her Ballet Loyd Jenkins' orchestra will furn-
In the mile relay at Tucson In 1946. Leman, Billie K. Lancaster, Royce He: Do you have any views on
Variante, featuring George Zorish the music for the formal dance.
Last spring in Albuquerque, a Laycock, Elbert Wayne Lee, John
kissing?
itch, will be presented under aus-
Raider relay team of Allison, Rey-
W. Lee, Jr., Mozelle M. Lelfeste,
Because the dance will be filmed
Mrs. Hazel Marie Lindsey, Gloria She: No. I always close my eyes.
pices of the Tech Artist course at
nolds, Kelley and Joe Wilson won
as part of the all-college movie,
Livingston.
8 p.m. Monday, at the High School
that event with ease.
Russel Hood Logan, Kenneth E Charles A. Roe, jr.. James Marvis
bids will be checked at the door,
auditorium.
This year the event has been Lorenzen. Clarence Arthur Love- Rogers, Raymond Allen Rogers, W.
LaWayna Griffin, president, said.
Miss Slavenska is making a
named the Hewitt Allison Memorlass, Howard Louis Loveless, Horton Russell, Jack Griggs Sams.
Decorations for the presentation
cross-country tour under the diial
mile relay in honor of the late Joseph Wheeler Luckett, Joreen H. Neil Schacht, Carl E. Schmidt,
will be centered around an Easter
rection of F. C. Coppicus and F.
Techsan who was killed In an au-
Kocurek Ludeke, Kathryn A. Lund- GeorgeAlton
Sealy, Earl Wayne
setting.
berg, Donald B. McCarroll, Morris Sea r.
C. Shang of Columbia Concerts in
tomobile accident last September. McCutchan, Ernest E. McDonald, Duane A. Setliff, Earnie W.
her new "Slavenska Ballet Vari- As is traditional, Miss Griffin, The favored Tech quartet will be John Harlan McElroy, Mary L. Mc- Shaw, Mrs. Lee R. Shaw, Richard
ante." The company which also
club president will be presented closely pressed by strong teams Gowan, Jean McNeill, Daniel Rich- M. Sheehan, Norma Shoupo- Bill
features George Zoritch, principal first, escorted by A. J. Smith. from Arizona and Tempe, hence, ard MacNaughton.
Simpson, Joseph M. Sims, Cooper
dancer of the Ballet Russe will in- Members to be presented and all indications point to a record John B. Malouf, James M. Mans- Slay, Donald J. Small, Perry Jane
troduce a number of new dance their escorts include: Jane Adams, breaking performance.
field, C. P. Martin, Olive Pearl Small, Vineta Colleen Smith, Nel-
Matthews, Wendell W. Mayes, Jr. da Marie Snow, Charles SoRelle,
personalities as well as present Bill White; Anita Bates, Buddy Wilson and Reynolds will be Warren J. Meeks, Emory Menefee, Barron Spaulding, Carl N. Spivey,
Slavenska in some of her out- Bragg, Jane Duncan, Don Sloan; back to spark the defending cham- Curtis L Miles, Lucy Norman Mil- Harold A. Spuhler, Dorothy Stephstanding
dance creations. Wynoma Hamilton, Roy Bulls; pion relay team. The other two ler, C. Paul Mills, Robert W. Mims, enson, Camille Stevens.
The program Ineludes selections Jonisue Hudson, Carl James; Vir- positions arc questionable at this Helen /rMitchell, Joe Mae Mont- Louis D. Stevens, jr., Margaret
from "Coppelia" of DeJibes, Tschalginia Monkhouse, J. L. Brock; Ar- writing, but results of the Fort gomery, Nelda Joyce Moore, Law- Oleta Stewart, Gwyndola Stinnett,
kowsky's "Nutcracker Suite", and veta Porter, Jim Bacum; Ruby Worth meet this weekend should
rence Moran, J. F. Morgan, Queve- Charles Lee Stone, Leslie Arden
do M. Morgan, James Norman Mor- Stone, Arthur M. Stoy, Robert W.
the "Concerto Romantique" of Potts, Tommy Hewlett; Helen Ter- determine these berths for future ris, Joe Milton Morris, Ernest E. Strain, Betty J. Sullivan, Thomas
Liszt; "Pictures in Porcelalne" set rell, Burl Cox.
meets. Kelley broke a bone in his Morrison.
W. Summers, James 0. Teague, Jr.,
to the music of Debussy; a Dance Pledges to be presented and their foot wk(c playing basketball a few Charles E. Mnrphy, Lynn Odell Charles A. Temple, Jesse S. Terry,
Poem, "Salome," with music of escorts include: Joyce Bor., Bill
weeks ago and will not be able to Murray, Alice Louise Myers, Kath- jr., William T. Teuton, Evangeline
Glazounov; a group of Balkan Lyman; Joan Chapman, James Ri-
participate on the track team un erine Nelson, Henry Dan Newby, Theis, Patsy Ruth Thigpen, Wood-
Charles E. Newton, jr., Claude El-
peasant dances and, as a special der; Yvonne Cross, Stanley Black;
til later in the season. Leading
row W. Turner, Bob Urban, Charmer
Nichols, William Buryl Nichles B. Valliant Jack E. Voider.
feature, a group of American folk Frances Ann Eubank, J. A. Mc- contenders for the positions are ols, Sara Nicodemus, Charles E. Dorothy M. Vrooman, Betty Sue
dances to be called "Settler' Sun- Whorter; Doris Freeman, Bill Costin Bufkin, who turned in the Norman, Val Norman, jr., Wendell Walker, J. Daryl Walker, Noa Wasday."
Harvey; Cherri Hannis, Bob best 440-yard time last season: Glenn Nutt, Willard LeRai Ogden, serman, Brien C. Webster, Gene
Mme. Slavenska, borninSerbia, and Bohme; Betty Hendrix, Joe Nix;
George Worrell, a freshman with- Orville Ray O'Neal, Addilee Guide Rex White. Billy Joe Whitfield,
the first star ballerina to come
out previous track experience but Orr, Roland Edgar Orr, Waldo El- John A. Wiebelt, Francis Milton
Martha Lewis, James Crabb; Pat
lis Ore -
from that country, danced in the
who has been showing up favor-
John C. Pace, jr., Jorge E. Wiley, Clyde Ray Williams, Victor
McCaskill, Winston Roberts; Jean-
Padilla.
M. Williams, Barbara Williamson,
ballet of the Zagreb 'Opera as a
ably in workouts; and Earnest
ne Mecham, Fred Hughes; Jerry
Robert E. Payne, Walter C. Per- Warren Ben Woods, W. H. H.
child and was later taken to Paris
Hawkins, who turned In a 54-seckins, Douglas Perry, Jewell Alice
Medlock, Bill Hart; Edna Morgan,
Wright, Joseph Yakin, Rayma Fay
by her mother to study with Pre-,
ond 440 Monday In football shoes. Pharr, Calvin Pigman, Isik Pinhas, Younger and James Hall Zeitz.
R. A. Dean; Del Parker, Gene Mc-
obrajinska. She returned to Za-
Ben Wilson was a leading candi- Claude Ray Price, Thelma Puntch,
klroy; Phyllis Richardson, Larry
greb at the age of 16 to become
date for a place on the mile relay W. K Puryear, Billy Quattlebaum,
McCoy; Joan Rieger, Jim Simp-
Ben H. Quebe, Gerald G. Rambo,
"ballerina absolute" of the Na-
team, but was declared ineligible
son; Bonnie Robertson, Bobby
Sha`ron McIver Rambo, Barbara
tional Opera and a few years later
this week.
LOST—Eversharp Fountain Pen
Statton, Johnson Sayler, Charles
Ramsey, Gloria Ramsey, Francis J.
was called to the front ranks of
Ftassiga, Herbert Bennett Reaves, In vicinity of Journalism build-
Speights; Mary Sayler, Darrell Ad-
the Ballet Russe with which she
Bill Hendosson Is on his way. Walter T. Rector, Edith Inez Reding, gold top and brown bottom
ams; Wanda Smith, Lester Lan-
came to America. Miss Slavenska
The former Techsan 'left yesterday line, Jewell I‘ Arthur Reed, Crade with name engraved. Reward.
drum; Mary Alice Withers, Jack
Marshall Rhea '
starred in the motion picture, "Bal-
for, New York where he will begin
Call GUS GALLAGHER
Drain.
David C. Rich, Mary Belle Rich-
lerina"
training for the world feather, ards, Earl R. Robbins, Evan E.
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With her own company of 10, L9 Members and their dates are: weight championship under the Roberts, Rush Robinett, Garwood
George Zoritch, famed principal Charlene Clary, H. F. Boles; Jean guidance of Lou Vella, manager of B. Rodgers. James W. Rodgers,
dancer of the Ballet Russe de Mon- Alger, Larry Flagg; Mary Wal- Light Heavyweight Champion Gus
te Carlo, who heads Mme. Slavesvoord, Gerald Hale; Vernie Single- Lesnevich. He will stay at Iesneska's
company.
ton, Ed Crawford; June Stine, vich's home in Cliffside, N. J., and
Tech Artist course will present Jack Thompson; Jean Price, Har- will train in the champion's gym.
Vronsky and Babin, duo-pianists, ry Libby; Wynelle Taylor, Paul Henderson will be under the su-
April 12.
Haskins; Gerr ie Rodgers, Leo pervision of Fred- Fierro, trainer
Kitch; Derah Brannen, Charles of Lesnevich and Billy Coon. A SENIORS!
Brannen; Mary Lou Blair, Bob long rocky road faces the two-time
Martin.
state featherweight champion, but
Wesley Players Nancy Condor, N. W. Elston; if he continues in his determined
Carol Sherrod, Nolen Swain; Wy- way, he will undoubtedly wind up
Present 'It Is I'
We are Now Taking Orders for
nelle Green, Albin Rippstein; Car- on top of the heap sooner or later.
olyn Hooker, Hoover Alford; Ber-
Wesley Players, sponsored by the
nice Benton, Vernon Benton; Mar- Hard in-Simmons' football team
Graduation Needs
Wesley Student association, will
tha Monroe, Hugh Monroe; Doro- has signed to play the New Mex.
present the play "It Is I", by Ethel
Rockwell, Sunday at 5 p m. In the
thy Moore, Bruce Burleson; Jack- ico Algies in 1949 and 1950. The
ie Mueller, Richard Hill; Beth Nee- 1949 tilt will be played in Las Cru-
First Methodist church.
The production is under the diley,
Herman High; Delphine Terces, N. M., and the 1950 game will
rell, Jimmy
rection of Willa Faris, assisted by
Terrell; Dorothy Nor- be unreeled in Abilene. OFFICIAL INVITATIONS
Chat Kelley and costume director
man, Ernest Kendrick.
is Barb Baumgardner. The cast
Pledges and their dates are: Tennis teams from New Mexico
will consist of five students: Vir-
Pat Everett, Bill Miller; Annette university and Arizona State of
Leather Booklet
ginia Barrow, Anna V. Moren,
Nash, John Clark; Maxine Bur- Tempe will tangle In 10 matches
roughs, Ed SumeralL
next week. Some indication of
Card Board Booklet
Marvin Russell, C. M. Gordon, and
Lee Crouch. According to Miss
Las Vivi sponsor is Miss Martha their strength as Border confer-
French Fold
Faris, the performance is open to
Graves. Special guests will be ence foes will be available follow-
Pres. and Mrs. W. M. Whyburn; ing their seven singles and three
the public.
Messrs. and Mesdames James G. doubles matches.
Allen, George Langford, L. G. Harmon,
John Is Upshaw, G. B. Mar.
ris; patronesses and alumni.
The easiest way to multiply b3
11 is to add the two figures of the
number being multiplied and insert
it in the middle of the num -
ber. For example, 11 x 22 is 242.
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Program of: Russian Ballets, Balkan Folk Dances,
American Folk Dances
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Monday, March 22, 8 p. m.
Auspices: Tech Artists Course
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