The Megaphone (Georgetown, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, April 10, 1953 Page: 2 of 4
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THE MEGAPHONE
Published by the Student’s Association of Southwestern University
Georgetown, Texas, issued weekly during the school, except during
uacatfen jptigfi and holidays. Entered at the peatoffioe, at Georgetown,
Texas, as seceud Class mail matter, September 26, 1906 under special
provision of the Act of March 3, 1879, and accepted for mailing at
jpecial rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 3,
1917, (authorized August 20, 1918.
•Letters to the Editor - Barb Wires
Dear Fellow-Students,
I am sure that at one time or
another you have heard of the
•Negro Fine Arts School for the
One more day and it will be
time for the annual Independent
Spring Formal. The committees
All the Pikes reported 'back to
rv*
last seven years has been an out- are hard at work and everything
Member
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Vincent LaBarbafa
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Sports Editor .......................................................... Julian Lyles
Advertising Manager.........................................Calvin Dickinson
Organisational Reporters............Jack Seals, John Wiggins,
Hester Mary Ziegler, Joe
Hegar, Bobby Ford, Jane
Chapin , Pat Brown, Patti
JbaForge, Belva Young Mi-
nor Wyatt, Eugene Baker,
Ann Harris.
(Sponsor.........................................................-.............Angus Springer
Luksa, Merzbach
A ttend Dallas Meet
Two Sotfolwestern professors,
Dr. Frank Luksa and Dr. L. H.
Meraboch, attended an annual
meeting of the Southwestern So-
cial Science Association in Dallas
during the Easter holidays.
The meeting was held in the
Adolphus Hotel on April 3 and 4.
The 6. U. teachers visited meet-
ings on sociology and on econom-
ics, ait which several papers pre-
senting the most recent research
were given.
Included in the Economics sec-
tioi of the mectto>/<: which the
S>uth western profs attended pa-
pers on “The Nature and Causes
of Poverty,” in the first group.
“Point IV and the Economics of
Lathi America,” and “A Nation-
al Transportation Policy,” were
read ki the second group.
In the first section of the So-
ciology section were papers on
“Farm Population Changes in the
Southwest, 194*1950;” "Rela-
tion. of Farm Population Change
and Mechanization of Farms;”
“Changes in Rural Community
Organisation;” and a discussion.
The second section featured a
panel discussion on “A Suggest?
ed Undergraduate Training Pro-
gram in the Social Sciences in
Preparation for a Career in So-,
cial Work.” \ /
German Club Hears
Noted Author’s Letter
A personal letter from Gerard
Hauptmann, noted German author,
was read and discussed by Dr. P
W. Lenz at the meeting of the:
German Club Tuesday night. Dr.
Lenz, who related an interesting
incident in Hauptmann’s life, told
of his gift of a photograph album
to the author In 1984, shortly be-
fore the Lenz family left Ger-
many.
Also on -the program was i>r.
Mali G. Lenz, sponsor of the club,
who explained the German play
which the group will see at its;
state meeting on April 18. The
play, “Die Sunkenen Clock©,” was
written by Hauptmann and is a
fairy story, ft will he presented
at the Tesas Association of Gtr-j
man Students’ second meeting in
Austin by the German Department
of the University of Texas.
A short business meeting pre-
ceded the program. Bill Engvall
was elected social chairman of the
organization and it was noted to
have the next regular meeting,
scheduled for May 18, hi the form
of a picnic. German songs will be
sung on that occasion, when the
standing project in providing, free
of charge, lessons in piano and art
to x Georgetown colored students
and which is maintained by the
student body of Southwestern Uni-
versity through various organiza-
tions.
Some of the results of this fine
project will be exhibited on the
evening of April 15 at a musical'
program and art show to be held
at 7:30 p. m. in the main audi-
torium. Recognized as one of the
outstanding choral groups of this
section, the A’Cappella Choir of
Houston-Tillotson College of Aus-
tin will be featured^ Five college-
students who have received music
'Scholarships provided largely by
student organizations of S. U. will
be jfresent and will perform. Mimi
Wittbold is chairman of the stu-
dent teachers in the Negro Fine
ArtSv School and l^iss Bowden is
director of the school and know-
ing these two, I know that the
program this next Wednesday eve-
ning will be exceptionally good.
Remit me to urge each studeut to
attend this program, for I am
certain that you will receive much
from it, (■: '
Sincerely,
points to another great suepess.
pL&ny of the Independents are
enjoying the Audio-Visual Confer-
ence and were happy to welcome
back several old-timers Including
Bonnie Jackson and Darlene
Brucks.
Homecoming is ground the cor-
ner and all the groups Are getting
ready for It. The intramural Sing
should be good this Rear.
Bobbie Walker became an aunt
over the Easter holidays. Other
Independents went home and en-
joyed some much-needed sleep and
relaxation.
Pi Delta Epsilon has elected
Jody Morgan and Blanche Meek
to Membership. Helen Johnson has
been <eleoted historian for toe*
Giamazons for next year.
Good luck to all candidates to
the selection. The pep rally was en-<
joyed by alL
Georgepatch following Easter va-
cation, with good reports 4* tip .
home town or wherever to*
it. The Geherad (Eisenrioh,
came back with a 1941 Ford
ought to help out with the
ing. Mary Lynn Lane name
witih an engagement ring
Bob Arnold. Congratulations Ip *
you both. '
Don’t know Just how many rab-
bits we have now; haven’t counted '
this morning. Agnes became the
mother of three a few days ago.
The deep freeze will soon be filled*
r
The Pike quartet has been sing"
ing in several placs around lately.
This well known foursome Is pre-
paring to go on tour with the
band. Eugene Baker, Tommy Bent-
ley, Frank Perry, and St
Horwaod are the owners
Data From A Zeta
Much excitement on the Zeta
Wing! Mary Ann Lovell was pin-
nPi to Phi Delta Theta George W.
Thompson Wednesday night. Her
birthday was made very complete
^ ^ f J»y toe pinning. She came in the
Chuck Malesky, President *jorm to be serenaded by toe girls
Student Association
Southwestern University
Noted Artist’s Woriks
Ob Display Bene
Through Saturday
and toe excitement ending in a
surprise party for her.
Mary Carolyn Garrett, received
| a beautiful engagement ring from
G. T, Watkins. The wedding is
planned for May 30.
Congratulations to Bart and
Doylene Hopkins! We all wish you
throats. Also the whole bunch is
preparing for the Annual * intra-
mural sing. )
The Pikes started after their
sixth straight title in grand style
Wednesday by beating their last
year’s nemesis, the Independents.
The Barbs put up a game fight
all the way, but wound up on the
short end of an 11-13 count. Byron
Brown led the attack with a homer
over the left field wall and a sin-
gle. Lundgren, Sissom, Gibbs,
Slaughter, Quinn, Wiloox, and
Watterson got one hit apiece. Hoff-
wood crossed plate three times to
lead in that department. The en-
tire squad, including Smith, Wo-
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lire squuu, auotuuuig owiwi,
mack, Siddk, Boss, Arnold, Pefr#^
and Eiaenrich, saw action* Boll ; -
Southwestern has been fPtotfkr: ^any years of happiness
during the past week to have «rhe ex-pledges announced their
ed during the past week to have
on display In the Home Economics
Arnold was the starting and win-
ning pitdher, shutting out the Ir , “
meeting will be held In San
briel Bark- **
ADPi News
Go to the PoHs
Aid Vote......Tuesday
Back from the Hester
al l toe AD Pis
wonderful tones,
now woaxtMT a very beautiful
gagement stag -from Wilson
Phail. Ooce Rtobert is wearing toe
Buildings show of modern paint-
ings mid drawings by Don Win-
gren, noted contemporary artist
and member of the art faculty
toe University of Texas.
Home m works make up the -ex-
hibition, which Wtogren gracious-
ly Ironed to toe school for this
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Mostly to toe expsastoMdstic
theme, Wtogren’s paintings em-
ploy a large amount of puns to-
ns well as so<n& mr
and glazing fcechni-
Wtogren Is vary active to toe
Ftoe Aits Association, non-
serving as exhibition chair-
tor toe rngpriimtisn. Me bus
marks to a number
to Dallas, Antiin,
tom Antonio, and Houston. Inst
dependents to the four Innings bS
best Initiate Just before Hester.J
Congratulations to Mary Lou Sis-1 - ' ,™d
worked. Joe Watterson finished * ”,
serson.
las Museum’s Texas Artists Show?
at the Dallas Fair.
J. F. Vakme, head of the de-
partment of art at Southwestern"
and a personal friend of Wingren,
was responsible for the loan of
toe Show to Southwestern.
The paintings will Continue toj
bang through Saturday, send those
people who have hot yet had an
opportunity to see it, may da so1
then.
j'/The-.i,*rjto' toyjpip.;.
cost us the sendees of Bob Land- \
gren for the rest of the season. In ^
the first toning, he plunged for . '
the plate and sound UP with * ,f . r
very painful dislocated finger* ev-
eryone hopes for a swift recovery-
We are gl^d to see that Lund-
gren has b«0n aotninatdd for the m §
all-important office of vice-preSf-
dent of the student body. Jimmy
Riddle, Jimmy Ross, and Lundgrea f
have been placed On toe SCbfc bad-
\ lot for various offices in "that or» •
ganization. ’/
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Go the P«B»
And Vote—Tmsdar
year he won first prize to toe Dal-
Theta Xi pin of Carl Paschtag of ^
unasiK
• -J. M. West v '’
r. Better •;
ansim.
Go to the Polls
wumi*
CASWELL SERVICE
STATIOW
the University of Texas.
The chapter is very proud of its
four basketball players who made
the All-Star team, Mary Ltoimer,
Jody Kethum, Jane Chapin, and
Lucille Reed.
Jeanette Hall and Mary Hall-
auer are our new members of Pi
Gamma Mu.
The AD Pis who attended the^
Tri Dell formal wish to thank*
them for a wonderful time.
ftNetier mind the slippery dear^
rrnwearing Douglas shoes*
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The Megaphone (Georgetown, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, April 10, 1953, newspaper, April 10, 1953; Georgetown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth621049/m1/2/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Southwestern University.