SSI m % it***-0 m p*o oeoutiras. HfeiWriaki' as Hm •ictoriona Longhqrn* embark « fti long trek to face fndm. The usual Hill Hall rally *iB at «:45 Thursday Evening, morning at 8:30 everyone iffttSywsi Spurs will -attend both rallies,** v, fwffl Oi antic* Longhorn band. 'J *B3I Simpson, head cheerleader ha* high hopes that theee rallies a«:$xrln • prove as successful aa the cheers during th» fourth quarter the Kentocfcy»gama Jut, week "and. * * < \ ' -stm* ir ate tfc* nation, according to the ^

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... nited Prfas' latest poll, -Purdue's . get a toagh team, ahd they're rated way up there, * too. We're * not playing on the. home ground, .either," Bfll said. J$y. ' Leading the yells 'tfflf' Ve' die fix new. cheerleaders ffcosftit last week. --Sl!»-DUne Simders, Better known as ,T**-l*-yea*^d. ne^%, 5 #i * member ofthe fctuuni, danced in the Roiwd-Up Review, Alpha ^QiMvi Varsity CiMM show, and ha* appeared at the Union, s Football h Poochie*s, favorite, spectator fcwi astlli^f of the g^KM lastyear aadwil\ scholarship by repr*a*nting • Ala-moHeigbta in the Hiss Tetts'tSsBtest. She wis the Alpha ChiOmega Christmas Card in 'AquaCariiival, oneof the$0 finalists for Ten .for. ,the : *-*^Tphi sjgxu Kappa's MoonllghtGiri; and a finalist" for.SanAntohio KOIIC, & •i.-lVmn'i3vin^«i/W from Boston, Texas, , is one of the n^orf ^fjathletioiUy-incline^ cheerleader!. He is a sophomore pre-med major. Van. runs the quarter mileand goes through thl hurdles' on ,the University traek •g» jf% tn v-^ ; f% • »• #*»* itr/.j *-r ^ 7ri-Dorm Director Knows Co*ed Needs A woman who has been a lead er, counselor, or director most af her life has been named director of women's residence hall* here. Mrs. Fannie W. ftheat was ap pointed to the new position after l a similar post and as in of^Fomen at Texas College of Arts and Industries at Kings-/.U^Ol*. . ' $ Prior to her work •at Texaa A. and I. she was is Genera, N. Y.» where she held positions as direc tor of health and physical educa tion at William SmithCollege, ex ecutive director of Girl Scouts, ^ and executive Secretary of Finger ,;J Lakes Hospital Association,' Inc. *1 think sha is quite an asset to our Whole program," Floy C. Mc--Connell. director of the Division of Housing and Food Service, said-' in speaking of the new tri-dorm director. _ Mis.' Wheat was reared at San Marcos, where her father was a L professor of .education at South west. Texas Iftsite Teachers, .Col-i®ge. v " As director she is in chaff* of 1 services, resident personnel, general administration," Mr. McConnell tlsaid,^ 't \ 'V She has estahflihed gum, candy, and cigarette machines in the three dorms. 'Most of the vending machines, however, will, be cen tered near the recreation room, the old dining hall at .Carothers. Working with Mrs, Wheat will to Mrs. Martha K. Perkins, and her '*d aa 8'8'% with brown hair and hrown eyes, Van lifeguarded at Eagle Oloek Ranch in Wimberiey suborner before last and this summer in Austin. ^ r Back again for Another year is .,Darreil WillUuns, captain of the tumbling team. Darrell eottld^be spotted doing back flips and other tumbling tricks at the Kentacky 'The B^^ Sond has bean high point man at several tumbling meets and ia perhaps on th* outstanding tundblers and gymnasts in-,the country. Darrell, A AS '11 was rhnerTesdnr *st amson in Dal^ut before he entered the University. He -is a member of the Cowboys, Phi Kappa Psi, anS is in Naval RO*Ci Carrying oh his cheerleading from high school days in Alice, Joel Carson is a recent addition to the squad. This sophomore medi cal technology major lives • at TLOK Snd is a metaber of MICA, men's independent organization.: He is 6-foot 2-inches tall and has hasel eyes and brown hair. _ The boy with the smile for ev erything is Pete Cooney, BBA '53. An enterprising guy, crammed with friendliness, Pete has been active in intramural sports. His pet love is miniature golf, and during the summer he runs a course in his hometown of Lufkin. Pete is head .waiter "at Kirby HaU and is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. He's on the rally Pi -MRS. FANNY WHEAT assistant, Mr*. Rosemary R., Siuder, in eharge of food services for Andrews and CarothersMiss Ruth Fehr, in eharge of food services for Littlefield; and coun seling supervisors Miss Helrin Wfo lard. Utt^field; Mrs. Julia Rinf, Carothers^ and Mrs. Frances Shelton, Andranrs. -In trying to sum^ up Mrs. Wheats ; character-and ability in a single quote ^. McConnell Baid simply, "She Is a great leader and a wonderful person, a rare com bination.*' _ ; VOl?5l Prie» 5 C^^ ': 7 -AVSTIN, -TB(AS, WEDNE$OA^. SEPTEMBER Six ?agtii ">7a<lsN U?