The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 16, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 11, 1959 Page: 3 of 4
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Wednesday, Nov. ||, 1959
In Club Activities .
The Campus Chat
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Dallas Lawyer, Bank Official Discuss
Specialties for Campus Organizations
A prominent Dallas lawyer and Theta Sigs are also planning a
an official of a Dallas hank will ; spaghetti supper for Nov. 22. Tin
speak to cans pus organisations affair will |>e held at two times
this week and next on their spe to accommodate the crowd. Tickets
cialty.
Young Democrats
Joe B. Humphrey, prominent
Dallas lawyer, will speak to the
Young Democrats and other inter-
ested students Thursday at 6:30
p.m. in room 203 of the government
building, Walter Mize, senior gov-
ernment major from Arlington,
said Monday.
A reception given jn honor of
Humphrey by the Young Demo-
crats will immediately foMow the
meeting in the home of Dorothy
ilolman, >04 W. Sycamore.
Humphrey is an important fig-
ure in the drive to impress upon
citizens the importance of paying
po.l taxes and voting for the coun-
ty's political leaders and issues.
Mize said students attending the
Thursday night meeting will have
the opportunity to meet one of the
state's outstanding citizens.
At present there are about 150
members of the Young Democrats,
and Mize urges more membership
applications.
'I'hela Sigma I'hi
Theta Sigma I'hi, national pro-
fesional fraternity for women in
journalism, initiated three pledges
Tuesday night.
The new pledges are Johnnie
Lou Looney, Kilgore; Jeannette
Brusie, Dallas, and Kirstin (Kit)
Van Cleave, Houston. They will
receive pledge instructions
throughout the semester and must
take a pledge test before member-
ship initiation, according to Churl-
dean Newell, Fort Worth, presi-
dent.
are now on sale for $1 in the jour-
nalism building.
iireen Jackets
Members of Green Jackets,
women's service organization, will
hold a hamburger fry Tuesday at
> p.m. According to ('resident Carol
Sue Coen, Fort Nechcs, the meet-
ing will be held at the home of
Mis Beulah llarriss of the
'vi men's physical education, staH
'lit Avenue D.
Hah-time activities for the
Drake game Nov. 21 and the an-
nual Christmas pioject will be dis-
ussed at the gathering.
Mary Helen Faught, senior firm
Justin, is Green Jacket's candidate
or Yucca beauty.
Alpha Lambda I'i
An outstanding accounting stu-
dent will be presented a $501)
scholarship tonight at 7 in the
business auditorium at the second
meeting of Alpha Lambda I'i.
Curtis f'adenhead, Dallas repre-
sentative for the Husk ins and Seels
accounting firm, will make the
presentation.
The award will provide an effort
to stimulate higher academic
achievement on the part of stu-
dents mujoring in accounting and
to encourage promising students
to major in this field.
Refreshments will be followed by
u short business meeting for mem-
bers.
Senior Mary Arden
A cundidute for Yucca beuuty
will be selected by Senior Mary
Arden Monday at (5:15 at Mary
Arden lodge.
College Calendar
Wednesday, Nov. 11
10-11 a.m., School of Music re-
cital, main auditorium
0:30 p.m., Angels' Flight meeting,
UB, room K
0:30 p.m., Chancery club meeting,
MA -203
0:30 p.m., Phi Delta Kappa meet-
ing, Laboratory school cafeteria
(?:30 p.m., Varsity Life meeting,
UB, room D
0:30 p.m., Arnold Air society,
journalism building
0:45 p.m., NT Christian fellow-
ship, I IB, room D
■; p.m., Alpha Chi Sigma meeting,
Masters hall
7 p.m.. Phi Chi Theta meeting, UB
auditoriu m
7 p.m., Press club meeting, J-101
7 p.m., N'T Methodist Student
movement, Methodist Student
center
7 p.m., Alpha Lambda Pi meeting,
BA-317
f<:15 p.m., Collegium Musicum,
Kenton Parton, director, music
hall auditorium
-10:30 p.m., all-college dance with
'Feasor and Aces, UB
Thursday, Nov. 12
8 a.m., Marketing club field trip
7 p.m., Alpha Chi banquet, Crys-
tal room, Marquis hall
7 p.m., Phi Sigma Alphu meeting,
MA-203
7:15 p.m., Newman club, Newman
hull
7:30 p.m., freshman football, Uni-
versity of Houston at Denton
H:15 p.m., choir, main auditorium
Miss Gladys Lundgrcn of the
School of Music will speak at the
meeting 011 childien's music.
At the last meeting. Dr. J. J.
Spurloek, vice-president of NTSC.
lectured on space and satellites.
Dixie Liggett. Irving, has been
appointed song leader with Pat
Key, Shreveport, La., alternate
song lender. Lynda Love, also from
hreveport, and Judy Baker, Que n
City, are pianists.
Junior Mary Arden
Dr. A. M. Samptey, Knglish pro-
essor and ex-poet laureate of
Texas, presented original poetry at
'i meeting of Junior Mary Arden
t'utsUuy at Mary Arden lodge.
According to President Carol Sue
Funk, Dallas, 10 new Junior Mary
Arden initiates are going through
a brief pledgeship in which the
pledges have to get to know three
pledges and three members.
A joint car was featured in the
Homecoming parade by Junior and
Senior Mary Arden, Miss Funk
added.
Phi Delta Kappa
"Phi Delta Kappa, national pro-
fessional education fraternity, will
meet Wednesday at 0:30 p.m. in
the Crystal room of Marquis bull
for a dinner program," announced
Dr. John Curry today. The Denton
chapter of the American Associa-
tion of University Professors will
present the program 011 "The Hole
of the AAUP in Higher Educa-
tion."
Alpha Chi
Dr. O. J. Curry, dean of the
School of Business, will speak at
the Alpha Chi initiation banquet
Thursday night. The banquet will
be held at 0:30 p.m. in the Cry-
stal room of Marquis hall. Dean
Curry will speak on "Problems
Confronting the College Graduate."
Alpha Chi is a national honor
society.
Alpha Lambda Delta
Dean Imogene Bentley will be
guest speaker at the regular meet-
ing of Alpha Lambda Delta, na-
tional honorary society for women,
Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in room D
of the union building. The pro-
gram wili also include an initia-
tion ceremony for those who were
not intiated in the spring semes-
ter.
1 p.m., Panhellenic council meet-
ing, office of dean of women
0:15 p.m., Student Religious coun-
cil meeting, UB auditorium
6:30 p.m., Los Cahnlleros meeting,
Estes stables
6:30 p.m., Gamma lota Chi meet-
ing. 1204 W. Hickory
6:30 p.m., Young Democrats
meeting, M A-20.'!
7 p.m., Psi Chi meeting
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Dean Bentley will speak on the
significance of Alpha I.aml>da Del
!« in an attempt to increase in-
terest among present and future
members.
t)n Tuesday the officers of Al-
pha Lumbda Delta were guests of
Dean Bentley at a breakfast given
in her home, when they planned I
lie organization's activities for the !
lemainder of the year. Officers j
piesent were Anne Hodges, Dallas;
Jams Swenson, Denton; Lynda
Crawford. Fort Worth; Aileen Put- |
rick, Denton, and Nancy N'orris,
Houston-
Miss Ruth Pliddy, i acuity spon-
sor, has announced that all women
who were freshmen last yeur and
who maintained a 2.5 average are
invited to join Alpha Lambda Del-
la. Dnxigraphs are now being
checked in Miss Priddy's office in
ill** auditorium building.
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CHI OMEGA PRESIDENT Norma Knobel, Richardson, is repre-
sentative of coeds who have been nominated by campus organi-
zations for the forthcoming Yucca Beauty selection.
AMUSEMENTS ACTIVITIES
Al Edwards to Speak
To Management Club
Al Edwards, Republic National last Friday Dr. Rowe Meador and
hank, Dallas, is scheduled to speak Professors Al Co* and A. M Harri-
to the management club at 7 p.m. sun accompanied the group,
luesday in the business building
auditorium on "The tirowing Field
of Methods and Systems Analysis."
Anyone interested in manage-
ment is eligible to attend this meet-
ing and to join the club. Previously,
the club has presented speakers
from various industrial firms, and
a visit to a North Texas industrial
firm is being planned for Decem-
ber.
Dr. ( L. Littlefield, director of
the division of management in the
School df Business, is the club spon-
sor.
Johnny Weiuner, Stephetiville, is
the club president. Other officers
include Paul Riley, Dallas, vice-
president; Jackie Wheeler, Gorman,
recording secretary; Martha Sue
Wray, Dallas, corresponding secre-
tary, and Billy Vinson, Coolidge,
treasurer.
The club visited the Safeway
Distribution center in Garland and
the new Mart building in Dallas
Four Engaged Couples . . .
Mid-Term Curtails Weddings for Students
Hither the race is diminishing
••r wedding plans are being kept
a secret, for only four couples have
revealed their intentions over the
past week end.
Dee-( 'oleinan
Miss Carrol Dee, NT senior, will
wed William Edward Coleman
Dec. 20 at 3 p.m. at Fort Worth's
/ion Lutheran church.
The bride-elect's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jones of
Fort Worth. Her fiance is the son
id Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Coleman
of Denton.
Coleman is a graduate of NT
and is a sophomore at Southwest-
ern Medical school in Dallas.
Spindle-Mt'Farlin
Under the a u si pees of the Val-
ley View Baptist church on Dec.
20, Miss Barbara Sue Spindle will
become the bride of Cecil McFar-
< 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Spindle of
Sanger are the bride-elect's par-
ents. The prospective bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
McFarlin Sr. of Valley View.
Miss Spindle is a student at
Valley View high school. Her fi-
anee is a graduate of Valley View
high school and is a student at
NTSC.
Anderson-Bedell
Wedding plans of Miss Carole
Anderson daughter of Mrs. Cyrus
C. Anderson of Dallas, and Ralph
Benton Bedell were revealed over
the week end.
Bedell is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Boyd Bedell of Garland and
attended NTSC. His bride-to-be
attended Texas Christian univer-
sity.
The wedding will be Jan. 2 in
East Dallas Christian church.
Smith-Smith
The engagement of Sue Ann
Smith and Ronald Shatter Smith
was announced Oct. 2f> by the
bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Granville T. Smith.
Miss Smith is a senior at North
Texas and a member of Alpha Phi
sorority.
The future bridegroom, a grad-
uate of North Texas, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith Jr. of
Corpus Christi. He was a member
of I'hi Mu Alpha and is now a
member of the faculty of the Gar-
land school sy > .em.
Fraternity Installs
Semester Pledges
Delta Sigma I'i, national busi-
ness professional fraternity, in-
*tnlled 111 pledges recently. At the
installation as guests were School
of Business faculty members Dr.
II I! Block and A. N. Harrison;
< buries Farrar. Delta Sigma Pi
field secretary; Ronnie Smith, dis-
trict director, and three members
from the new chapter at TCU.
The pledges installed were
J tmes E. Davis, Hutching; James
E. Young, Hearne; David God-
win, McKinney; Gerald J. Thomas,
llillshoro; Jesse R. Martin, Bran-
don; Gerald W. Bicknell, Bailey;
James E. Kuykendall, Grand Sa-
line; Charles R. Presley, Brecken-
ridge; David L. Baker, Weather-
ford; and Benny Dodson, Lake
Jackson.
Also installed were Jerry W.
I'oston, McKinney; John R. Sim-
mons, McKinney; Russ A. White,
Houston; Joe W. Davis, Sherman;
Robert W. I.eeson, Dallas; Richard
Harrison, Temple; David Wilson,
McKinney; Mel B. Kochc, La-
Porte, and Glenn R. Young, Dal
las.
Fraternity activities this year
have al-o included four parties,
two dances, and a freshman coun-
seling program.
Dr. Johnson turns another elegant phrase:
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Front (frftnt), n. (used in conjunction
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