The Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, December 9, 1932 Page: 3 of 4
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Fred Lauterbach will captain the
1833 Owl football team. The tackle
from San Antonio was elected by his
mates at the annual "R" association
dinner last Friday evening tp lead
next year's aggregation. Fay Lagow,
1932 all-Southwestern guard,, was
awarded the George Martin trophy
after being selected as the Owls' most
valuable player by his team mates.
The following 28 men were awarded
letters, J. T. McCants, bursar, an-
nounced at the dinner:
Captain Torn Driscoll of Houston,
Carroll Adams of Longview, Percy
Burk of Houston, Henry Clore of
Beaumont, Herman Conklin of Amar-
illo, Albert Dickey of Houston, Victor
Driscoll of Houston, Lee Hammett of
Ranger, Ed Hander of Waco, Oclis
Harris of Marshall, Garland Hinman
of Ranger, Dewitt Knight of Port Ar-
thur, Fay Lagow of Dallas, Fred Lau-
terbach of San Antonio, Richard Lau-
terbach of San Antonio, John McCau-
ley of Edinburg, Jim McKinnon of
Amarillo, Harold Mickelson of El
Campo, Bob Myer of San Antonio,
Gordon Nicholson of Houston, Dan
Richardson of San Antonio, William
Sadler of Mart, Bob Schultz of Tem-
ple, Kelly Scott of Houston, Jap
Thrasher of Houston, Randolph Strong
of Houston, Pat Wallace of Gilmer,
Bill Wallace of Eagle Lake.
Among those present at the dinner
were Coach Jack Meagher, who stated
that next year's Rice team will be one
of the half dozen ranking teams in
the country; Dr. Edgar Odell Lovett,
president of Rice, who praised the team,
and Luteher Stark, Orange sportsman,
who warmly praied the work of Coach
Jack Meagher and Buiness Manager
Gaylord Johnson and congratulated the
team on their work this year.
Those at the speakers' table included
"Slew" Standish, J. I, Campbell, Ernie
Hjertberg, S. G. McCann, Jimmy Kit Is,
John Polisky, Lou Hertenberger, Mar-
vin Durrenberger, Dr. Harry A. Scott,
Meagher, Al Tomforde, President Lov-
ett, Dud Jarvis, Lufcher Stark, Dr. H. | 0t the society. The affair
E. Bray, Dr. Harry Weiser, J. T. Mc- I ,, . . r. ....
Cants, chairman of the Rice committee !at the home ot D,,"'th3' McWhirto,
on outdoor sports, Clyde Littlefield, j i
Bill James, Harrison Stafford, Lloyd
Gregory, Kern Tips, and Andy Ander- : The Slimes play TOrrill Prep on No
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INSTITUTE—
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file of Newton, the' British scientist, j
below which is the statement: I
'Speak to the earth and it shall teach j k** Hiboux will celebrate the
thee.' | French Twelfth Night with a special
The/, marble Tablet to Art bsara the j program at their next mooting, to be
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'The chief funetion of art is to ttuiku ; K"'"mer, president
4'entie the lifu of t'iw world.' J t, Esther Bemnn, program ehairm.in,
Adjoining the campus side of sally-j will plan the affai) Visitors ate cor.'
port,are two draped liguies which are . (liallv ,,
! symbolic of Science and Art. Die , , .
! dedication to Science is marked with o ftlock, ut Autry house'.
I Aristotle's dicl.um: ,
| 'if we properly observe celestial phe-
i nomenn. we may demonstrate tin. htivfi ! Kyangijiiju <ft Ih'sebiin PamhUli and
I which rrgulat>; thom.' 'rivute:
j The other dt p,<l litm.e out In- right '• jj,, lu„ ; snd n,■ ,,,[
; side of the sallyport is symbolic of Art , , .
land Has as i<s inscription Plotinus' < ^< ver the eaus- at one #lac. than
i message: -become Kim; of •}*> Persian-.1''
i Love, benutv. jov. and worship are
forever building, .unbuilding and n-
builtiing in each man's sou!.'
| The cornerstone of thjji Institute,
j which iii located <;in the side of the Ad-
i ministration building, fating the main
! entrance, consists ut" a' Giipk inscrip-
tion in Byzantine lettering It 'is an;
f insteripiioa from the P-ieparaOon
Above are two of tl: best linesmen
in the conference, 'i'iiey are Fred
Lauterbach, loft, who w iis elected cap-
tain of the 1033 elever at the recent
"R" association bang uk; and Fay
Lagow, scrappy gu i, who was
'Garden' Reviewed R C TT PI one
a . nwrr c c< • UtiJtUt 1 AClllo
At OWLS Session
To Sponsor
"The Garden", by Strong, was re-
viewed by Hal lie Beth Talley in the
weekly meeting of the Owen WLstei
Literary society Wednesday.
Two members of the alumni, Mrs,
Outlaws l op
Intramural
Grid Chase
awarded the trophy for being the most i
valuable player on the team. Both:
Lauterbach and Lagow were selected >
by their mates on The Thresher All- ;
Conference squad.
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| Constitution Read
At PALS Meeting
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Xmas vacation. Write at once—
JIM JONES,
St. Mary's University.
San Antonio, Texas
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_ , , , r, ' Willi a win and a -..-•'•releas tie to
The Baptist Student union of Iticq j ,heiv 0miit; ;the 0utia . ,ne leading
Miles Hilton, president, and Miss Eye-| Institute will again spread Christmas;: the pack, in the inti. u d football
lyn Flick, announced an 'informal I cheer among the less fortunate chil - competition. The Alt' jest's and the,
. . , . „ , dren of Houston. * * : Bantf are tied for s con > piositiori while! made at a
party to be given on the afternoon ot, "'uslu"- ^ r, ,, , , . . , ' • a
„ , , , | With Miss Mary Kennedy, devotion- i r, . a \, ■ ? !' 'e'lai.
December 28 in honor1 of the pledges! " , . In last Saturdays jgi'iritis
, , . , | al chairman in charge, the B. S. U. has iaWs defeated the l&fr .club.' 12-0, ,
is o x ii c definite plans for the Toy Hos- ; while; the Band and .'he Architects') K*wn ' Saturday./ at i.nriitiaj: .';
pital which makes Christmas rem for p'ayed n .6-6 tie. Ii mi Robinson honor ;ol
pushed over the Outlaws first t()Meh-ji-oeiotv.
Eula Goss read the coiistituliori of J
the society to members ol the E. B. L.
S. at their regular meeting at the
Autry house.
Plans were made for a treasure hum
to be held on December 22. The
charge will be 50 cents nor '.oiile
More definite arraniTerncnl.; will I..-
la I# meetini?.
the Out- TI"' K '• S m ■•'••'""d
members of the eluii to i tbi to I,
! many Houston boys and girls. The oc-
j easion has been very sticcessfnl in the
the
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down on two line plutigf afler a pass, |
Ford to iiocurek, had carried the ball !
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! past, and the B. S. U. leaders are very j about 20 yards to the 8-yard line. On
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j anxious to have a larger and better \a brilliant run through a broken field,
I n,... , T I ' t wornfl 11.'■ t.
; ' '21 „ .. ... j touchdown afler receiving a punt. His t
I JW \ TTnu Wl"C ;>n Of about 30 yards was featured bv
| Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. I M,lwminnal cut.hacks aw) reverses j
West, decided to have the Toy Hos- ; l|w, -rr|i hini through the entire
j pita! on Occcinbcr 10-20I at the South ; Ranv dub team.
Mam Baptist Church. Also the B. S * K ^ ,,
U. Will appreciate very much any do- McCan,s.' stA^fd ,K,lllv
nation of toys, which will be distrib- : ' "b * 01U' Alter rcce.vinn a
uted on the above date by Santa Clans f-V^d pass from Wallace, he ui.,,
.. lf . ... . , terect 20 yards thn;'itfh open ileln for
: himself, who will arrive as a climax to , |T 4 t \ ■
lt . ' P . . . t the touchdown. i
the joyful occasion. The Christmas, St<>3n can,u.(1 ball n5 vutl)s
.tree will add a very appropriate set- ,hc Architcct tejl'm 1()
ting to a scene of happiness enhanced aocol,m fo, ,ld-, lonc couuter.
by the Christmas spirit of; spreading : N(>lll jf)hnson eallKii the ball over
cheer by giving. from the 8-y?ml 1 me Tor the Architecl.s' j
Severn! years ago the. idea of the j (.ountol. tie, the ; tore, ..after he and
Toy Hospital was introduced by trte Aijatrcllo had can iVd ,tho ball down'
the field in rotation from the 50-yard
Crystals fitted thai do not. fall out.
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About 1864,
farmers began to grow White
Burley Tobacco. A few casks
were taken to the St. Louis
Fair in 1867 and sold for
58c a pound.
White Burley Tobacco is
used to make Granger. It
is the best pipe tobacco that
grows.
You will notice £he dif-
ference as soon as you light
up your pipe of Granger. It
burns slower, smokes cooler
and never gums a pipe.
Rice B. S. U. with Miss Dick MeCon-
ncll as originator. The idea has been
: extended by other' Houston organiza-
tions, and the Baptist Student union is |
! elated over the success of their von- |
hire which is indeed doing a gohd I
work for 'Houston |
Also the Council considered another j
:j important1 item in business session.;
; Sunday afternoon. A plan for the tent guns on ofTen
[promotion of Student Nights in Hons- | Turner, tackles, wen
line.
Both ".grimes Wednesday ended, in
scoreless ties. Frank, Azzarello was the
outstanding player is the Architects- j
Rally club "airie I K1 personally l.'it -
counted for 05 p i u-iit of the Archi-
tects' tackles past tl • lino of; scrim-
mage and carried tin ball for consis-
Hancock anrl
tha outstanding
ton i churches was introduced by Miss linemen t\ i the '.Rrilly club. Wallace :
, Mary Rufet, co-ordinating supervisor of of 1hoi Rally club played an outs'tanil-
• the council. The holiday period was ing 'ymio at «jtiatr'erback. Neither;
voted the most convenient time for team mad;' any very erious throiitk to
' Student Nights as out-of-town Baptist j score.
i students, who are home for the holi- The Band-Outl iv game was fen-
; days, will then be able to enter into iured by the stoi lin'./ defense put yp
| the programs in various churches. A . by the Tooters and by the- powerful
; committee was appointed by 'Miss "iT-'nse ol^ the Outlaws. The Band
[ Rust for the purpose I of fdVmitig co- never threatened " st ore but twige .
i operation between the different units held the Outlaws \utl m the shadow ol
; working with the Baptist Student ut;- S* l TVterson and Long tossed
The council sponsors the Student
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The purpose of Student Nights is to
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' ton. The B. S. U. council is looking
i forward to these, occasion* with much
! anticipation of immediate results.
Robinson of the Outlaws for a 13-yard
loss as tho game ended after the Out-
laws had carried the brill to the S-yrird
| line. On another ne'easitm. Long, Band
! tackh>„ chaser! Robinson 50 yards be-
! fore be caught tip' with him and haul-
| ed him down bofoie he reached the
i goal-line,
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Speaking on Trieomonas, Karl Kar-
nakay, of the Texas Medical school,
k addressed the Rice Pre-Medical society
; at its meeting Tuesday night.
Final plans wore also made for a
party to be given by the society to-
night at the home of Scott Clover, 2260
Pine Valley drive. Dr. Hugh C. Welch,
Rice Institute physician, was chosen as
sponsor of the club at a recent meet-
ing.
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Branum Runs 80 Yards To
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Gerald Branum's 80-yard run for a
touchdown in the last quarter enabled
the powerful Electrical Engineers to
chalk up a 6-0 victory over the scrap-
ping Chemical Engineers eleven Sat-
urday. The game was played in the
morning.
Another Biblv class joins the rank
and file of the Baptist student union.|
A group of boys';comprising the Chal-
lengers class of First Baptist church, ;
Heights, voted Sunday to recognize its i
status as a unit of the B. S, U, It is ■
not yot decided whether they will j
adopt either of the names, "Ripe class" j
or ''College class". |
As. a result of this decision, George
Miller, president, acquires a perma-
nent seat at the B. S. U. council meet-
ings. James Chapman, Rice freshman,
is vice president. Hugo Leuders of
Houston Junior college is secretary-
treasurer. C. W. Evans teaches this
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Membership in the class is open to all
college students. The complete roster
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The Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, December 9, 1932, newspaper, December 9, 1932; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth230251/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rice University Woodson Research Center.