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Tonight is the night the Soph for 19c6 will be chosen irom am.mg 18 contestants She will receive .1 16 inch trophy, and her spat:siring house will be awarded a 10 mai trithy Vol. 43 San Jose, Calif , Wednesday, February 22, 1956 No. 113 I The Sorh Doll contestants are Gmny sroti,,red by Al- , rim Phi; Lynn Blodgett, Sigma Chi; Jerre Byrne, Chi Omega: Dorell Cox. Delta Zeta; Gail Dahlen, Freshman Class Sigma Nu: Sue Doyle, Kappa Al- First pha Theta: Betty Easton. Kap- Society Page pa Kappa Gamma: Betty Fletcher. Di Bari House Issues Challenge here list On rage Four of Committee Calls Carolyn Frey, Sigma Kappa: tads'. 'a paper you'll find the Jane Hamiltian, Delta Gamma, first Society Page of the semes- . Stanna Halatead. Kappa ter. Hereafter the Sochi, Page Tau, 'Big Brothers' Sandy King. Alpha Tau To Omega, Off Scheduled still appear regularly in Wed- Pat Lawless. Alpha Chi Omega: The Freshman Class yesierd:* nesday editions Deadline for Pat Parish. Pi Kappa Alpha. issued a challange to the Sopho new in thia section u ill be Jeannie Puchner. Phi Mu; Gladys Basketball Rally more. Junior. and Senior Cla s,-- Tuesdat at 9:30 a.m. !Roberts, Kappa Delta; I.ori Trio- to see which coull draw the large,' The haskethall rally scheduled attendance in the March 5 opee lo, Phi Sigma Kappa: and Judy for tomorrow night was called off meeting. just prior to the school-, Wood, Alpha Omega Pi. at the rally committee meeting general elections, according to 1.31!! 'Elves, Shoemaker' Judging of the contest will be yesterday in the Student Union Sturgeon, temporary Freshman at the Alpha Phi Sorority House. at 3 p.m. Its too kite in the sea- ClaSs preaident. 210 S. 10th St., at 7 p.m. The son for a rally,- Jim Cottrell, rally The open meeting will bring to iudging is open only to the eon- chairman said. gether the four classes to discus- Flay Opens in.SJS estants. their escorts, and the Girl receptionists are needed for their various problems of studen! .aiges. Clothing for the occasion Friday night's boxing reception. government All students intere t ,s dressy sport. for the coming April rally invited to and ed arc attend. Theater Friday Judger for the annual sopho- convention on campus. Girls in- I The discussion will probably as. . imsre event are Mrs Stanley terested in signing up to help out held in the Education Lecture The Speech Hall. and Drains De- i Benz, wife of Dean Benz; Miss with the convention are asked to Room 53. the regular meeting place t partment'a production of "The Mart- Filen Bowe of the San attend a Rally Committee meeting he Freshman for Claas College; Frank Free- Elves and the Shoemaker." star- Jose Beauty 111 the Student Union tonight at 7 In other Freshman Class activi Mrs. ring man of the Mercury-News; o'clock. ties, three committees have been Barry Montilla, Kenneth John T Walquist, wife of &IS Nearly 30 high schools are ex- scheduled to meet today to dia. Rugg and James Dunn as the president Walquist; and a repre- pected to attend the convention cuss their parts in the March If elves, will open Friday in the aentatit e from radio station Kt.- on April 14. Letters of invitation "March Madness" dance. College Theatre OK are being sent to schools in the The food committee will meet The story, which contestants must Santa Clara and Salinas Valleys, in the Student Union at 230 p m i$ based on a The Soph Doll
as well as those on the penin- The entertainment committee Grimm's fairy tale, tells of a he sponsored by one organization clear sula. will congregate at 3:30 p.m. in I shoemaker who goes to war and be a sophomore girl on be pinned, Each high school is asked to the Catholic Women's Center lob-1 leaves his wife and daughter at istanding, and must not send 15 delegates. according to by. home to make their own uas.. It engaged, Of married. The winner Cottrell Local colleges and uni- The decorations committee %slit intaitt es a wicked landlady who will be chosen for her looks. pose, versities have been invited to act meet at 3.30 p.m. in Room 53, ol bent us in the legend that under and rersonality as observers during the conven- the Education Lecture Hall. he shoemaker's shop is a hall tion. ..t gold, and she tries ta The committee also decided to the shoemaker's Scholarships Open girls 'nus. send the pep band and song the hall of gold ’ `' to , the 1.1S-St. Mary's basketball Works of Schumann To SJS Students Three elves uho are les ing to game next Tuesday night. earn their SO t ear trtpea lit It - Elections for new rally commit- Featured in Faculty Cover Many Fields ing three good deeds for mortals tee officers was set for April 4. come to the rescue of the thee- %, .. .t !- Early elections, it was decided at maker's family and make It able to new and enrolled stu- the meeting, will enable the new Concert Thursday possible for them to dents, :lave been announced by officers to get experience work- omposer Robert Schumann will live hen- Dr. Karl J Mueller, college scho- ing with the incumbents. When the be honored tomorrow night in a pity ever after. .1arship chairman reins are finally turned over to concert presented by the music 1 he play will l a preaented Fri- 1 hose new scholarships bring them late in April. they will know faculty of SJS. day. at 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and the tidal to 60. Dr. Mueller em- what to do. The concert is being presented Saturday at 10 a m and 2:30 p in in commemoration of phasized that the requirements the 100th Tickets are on sale in the Colter. scholarship, are anniversary of his death and will Theatre box office for 50 cents , for some of the leature to qualify for :la UP ROUNDUP only his works. each. . not as dIfficutt Frederick Loadwick, Tenor. a moat St mien ti brIleVe Ittehard Witana plasm the new member of the (acidly, will inehltleini the new scholar- he shoemaker and ('elia Crows heard in concert for the first ships, are the Daniel Alksne Me- Committee Okays plata the shoemaker's wile. time. Ile will sing "Dichterliebe." morial Scholarship for engi- . considered by many to be oae of Others in the cast are Barbara neering studirnts aitut two :guards the most Mar- Missile Projects notable examples of ; Heckla: Marilyn Wt. Dame hy the Standard (lit Company of I WHICH WILL SHE BE? Eifteen of the Soph select her tonight at the Alpha Phi Sorm ity chamber music for voice and piano. ' gery; Jean Parlette. Ursula; Jean Doll Contest entrants are pictured here, and House, starting at 7 p.m. Judges will have a California of $1041 open to all WASHINGTON, (UP) The I Loadwick will be accompanied Joan; Carolyn Gall, Rho- Marsh. students. Ilouse Armed Services Committee they're all dolls, but only one is to be named task deciding which is tops for looks, poise, and by his wife, Lila. da; Gail Anderson, Meg; and Cel- yesterday approved five Soph Doll A panel of five judges will personality. Photo by Bolan% The CaIlforma State Scholar- projects for 1956. "Quintet in E Flat" will be pre- McAdam. Tahitha este ship Commission is offering 640 to speed development of the in- ,ented as a piano solo by William - - scholarship awards to equal tuit- tercontinental ballistic missile. ! .rlendson, associate professor of ion and fees for i one year per- The action came as Gen. Nathan 1111Sif . String players will be Gib Venuti Co-authors Book on Meetings iod A qualified student in food F. Twining warned the Senate 'Y' To Discuss Aid anti Waiters. Rosemary Walter - Armed Services Committee that Frances Robinson .technolin,"Y eligible to receive a and Donald lin Benelisha Stresses is Russia may leave the United Convention Paper The questions of providing iol- To Start Operation mut h. $200 grant from the Northern Stat es behind in the race untecr workers for the County The program, one of a sera California Section of the Institute A paper in findings "; t'N - A meeting book, staa H., - for the deadly weapon. Hospital and Agnew State Hos- presented by the Music Depart of Food Technologists perimcnts with an expanded-ohm* poae socotar to the date book, has Opportunities Four of the projects approVed7 pital and a discussion on faculty ment, will he at 8 p.m. in Hu Job Women students with 2 :sem- aggregate called Idealite, co-au- been inaugurated by the Student by the House Committee were la- firesides will be included in the Concert Hall of the Music Build- esters completed here may re- thored by William J. Venuti. as- ActivitiesA Boald and Albert Benelisha, assistant man- beled secret. But they presumably program of the will begin ing. Admission is Student "Y" to- free. ager Jose office of ceive awards of $200 from the involved additional land for test- sistant professor of engineering. night. according to Diane Suhr, its function today of the San the Social Security Administra- Palo Alto Alumnae of Delta Del- ing. %vitt be delivered today at the The book will be kept in 1.1.. publicity chairman. ta Delta American Concrete Institute na- Activities Office and will list mil, .,m, stressed job openings in the Student "Y" meets at 7:30 Council Considers Office Scholarships for juniors, %en- U.S. BLAMED FOR CRASH tional convention in Philadelphia. p.m. at the corner meetings of a non-social nature ',acial Security occupation in his of 9th and tors and graduate students in LONDON, (UP) Communist according to Dr. Ralph J. Smith, Its purpose other .aeech given yesterday afternoon San Antonio Streets. than bookin.: Posts at Meeting hi Czechoslovakia charged yesterday and education are being It Iven Engineering Department head meetings will be to free the dat, entitled. "Social Security Par- an American balloon caused the student Cowl, You.' the California Congress of Venuti and the co-author, Dr , bock from congestion, so it may as: What It Can Mean to to the crash of a Czech airliner last Jan. student ents and Teachers. Gene M. Norby of the University ; list only social functions and cul- body appointive offices Senior Business Lecture class. 12 which killed 22 persons. The remaining 53 scholarships of Colorado, conducted research tural or athletic events. at today's meeting, according to In addition to the general facts. Radio Prague made the accusa- Spartan offer a very diversified field for pre-stressed concrete beam: Spears Initiate A letter from Joe H. Don Hubbard. ASH president. old age and tion In a broadcast heard in on West, head who is eligible for Mueller stated. Lon- 1954-55 The meeting a ill be at 3:30 p qualification. Dr. don. The broadcast made with Idealite during , of the lecture committee, asked m. survivors insurance, and how said the plane The appointive Interested persons should contact collided with the American balloon The investigation was in con- New Members Tuesday for continued reservation of Thu- offices of Home- much money these people can ex- ' coming Committee the Personnel Office immediately which had been junction with research work spon- rsdays in the coming year for chairman, Re- ' pect in the form of monthly pay- floated across the for information and applications sored by the Engineering Experi- Spartan Spears, honorary ser- I cultural events such as the lee- !cognition Committee chairman and ments. Benelisha stated that his Iron Curtain into Czech air space. is eight members-at-large. and before the application deadline "The cause of the ment Station of the University of vice organization for sophomore ' ture series. plays and concerts Sen- office. "wants college graduates plane disaster mimed on 250111C of the scholar- Colorado for Great Western Ag- lor Justice of the Student Court near Levoch, Slovakia, on Jan. 18, , women, announced the names of . An organization may secure for Social Security jobs." wa re altips in which 22 passengers were gregates, Inc.. in Denver, a sub- aew Thursday for a function only if opened at last week's meet- 13enclisha continued saying. "If killed members for spring semester. organigations offer loans Cement Co ing Many and four seriously injured, was an sideriary of the Ideal yesterday. it receives special clearance from a college graduate Passes the Fed- I., students who are in need of fin- American balloon. The three purposes for the re- the Lecture Committee, or by A deadline of nese) today was . i rat Service Entrance Examina- Bonnie Soc. set for filing of petitions ancial assistance. Information search were to determine the suit- Penne McClenahan. signing for It three weeks in ad- and tion. we will train him two hours these about these is available also iii FUND ISSUE ability of a newly expanded shale . Cathy Westermann arid Claudette .vance If nothing is scheduled for will be discussed by the months At the a day for nine the personhel ()tfirr. WASHINGTON, (UP) Joseph Marquie will oe Council Wishart, ,aggregrate as material for pre- initiated Tuesday then end of that time. If he passes our chairman of the Nebraska investigate night in Memorial Chapel Other 131.M.111O2.5 slated for von- Republican Finance Committee.1 stressed concrete, to The The wamk of May 2-11, Mil achievement tests, lie can earn beams and rclub's spring semester officers will sideration include:: a report on told Senate structural behavior of was cleared :4, that only func- $4.500 a year as a regular emplo- investigators Yester- , World University Service. discus- AWS Meets; To Discuss day how oil lobbyist John M. Neff to gain knowledge of i seven-wire be installed the same evening tions dealing with the Centennial ye of our office strand as a pre-stressed concrete -cal be . siOn of the N'ho's Who Banquet J.,se contributed $2.500 to the commit- The Spears are planning a rum- Beneliaha staled that San and various student activity re- 'Women's Week' tee's campaign fund last fall. tendon nmge sale of lost articles to, State students wa.hing further received his B.A from ports. Venuti 1Feb 28. Articles, which have hc, . information on either old age be- _\ it today at 4:30 University of Pennsylvania Snow Cause Hubbard and Ray Freeman, ASti the I lost on campus during the Kam, nefits or the imsalliilities of a flu in Room 117. according to S. in civil , vice president, will report on their Early Tools Exhibited and his B.S. and M 'and are still in the Lost and Fonn.. future job with them can inquire Carol Carlson, publicity chairman engineering, from the University Ne w Flood Threat I recent trip to Berkeley, where Office, will he sold' in front of at the Social Security Office at Main business for the meeting will licensed as a ! they attended a regional confer- In College Showing of Colorado Ile is Morris Dailey Auditorium. 196 San Augustine St concern "Women's Week." professional engineer in the state new flood thrtais as heavy ra.es ence of the Pacific Student Presi- _ fun The story behind man's early of Colorado. The group will take charge of ' fell in the northern part of thc Nc- tikils and the effect they had on He has worked in laying out Of the election polls in front of the state and snow in the Sierra his material welfare was explain- subdivisions, highways, irrigation Women s Gym during the corn- i cede Mountains yesterday was : ed to near capacity audiences dur- canal design, design and construc- ing ASH election, March 8 and The City of Eureka Petitioning Goes Slow ing Monday's and Tuesday's show- tion of dams and bridge con.strue- 9 ed and the Guerneville I s For Committee Posts ing of "Civilizatihn Through tion in Colorado, Pennsylvania and I hreatened wit h poi:IOWA Petition . Montana. new floods reCOgIlitIOO 011111 :it posts, oa- Showings of the exhibit that. de- ! All major highways leading to : tinues at a slow pace. Don Huh- Meted the et olution of tools, were Eureka were blocked by landslides Grace Baptist Church By held twier daily in the auditorium Eta Epsilon Fete as the Eel River began rising , bard, ASH _president reports student of the Music Building. again. late yesterany only one keep the comfit'. your Displays in the exhibit showed Parents Tonight Invites Foreign Students Tao bridges were .v.-aalted out had tiled for one of eye on Member-at-large - me bow man combined two or more Ha : s,.,, for on the river. and five families tees eight I II nave men in- tell you elements to improve the efficiency I home Cf01101111f,f majors, will hold were evacuated when the water fices. when vited to be guests of the Grace today La the deadline for it's of his tools by fitting handles to I Parents' Nighit tonialit in the 32 foot high stage at Noon Baptist Church this Sunday. An reached a Hub- Cafeteria, ac- !acceptance of petitions and flaked sharp stones to produce I Honie Economics evening of Fernbridge. " home hospitality has urges Unrested students to Five axes, knives and spears. One of ! cording to Dolores Peal, presi- major means of communi- bard Minutes lacsen planned, according to Phil- All .for the vacant positions. the most interesting shown was . dent. cation were oither completely cut ' file lip Persky, foreign student advi- a 10.000 year old atlatl combin- A dinner will be served to par- off or seriously hampered. - till ser. Bur- Spring" ing a special socketed handle and ents and friends of Eta Epsilon The United States Weather Sorority Bidding spear, probably one of the first , members. at 6 o'clock followed by Students wishing to attend the eau also issued flood warnings i 1-¦1,1¦ l',.1t "machines" made by .man. a program of speakers. Parents social are asked to sign the list to persons living in the R11.,1:111 ises rna cii bidding Home A,4¦1 The exhibit then portrayed I are free to gu through the oat the bulletin board nutairle River area. and that no ph dge last will ta 1; num.* -evolution from the age al Et` OHOO444 Of-Building-a/Ica via to Arten-exrch and ' Locally, the weather prediction released . until bidding is com- Latimer. bronze, iron ad to modern grain iiif they are interested in Drama 'Building, not later than is for rain today, with winds of pleted in approximately tv..: times. doing so. - 2:30 p.m. today. decreasing velocity. eeks,
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2 &ARIAN DAILY Tuesday, Rekatery 21 1956 rIGABAL2fti_ 'Fresh Bay qrim emYrZWas530.- "Growing Pains" Create Parking, Lejj bpi Erased from Menu Et.j SAN FRANCISCO (UP)--San boats continuo to look for the !LW Francisco's fine restaurants are shrimp but the catches are dis- Problems for SJS Students sorrowfully crossing off t It e i r mally small. Dear Thrust and Parry: less than $290 a month and still ,,f pjg- menus an exclusive delicacy that Hs 11+1\ ¦Ill dr,c,veresi, altei month., loaded t t la have an excess of applicants. The fishermen hope that with as It has been noted. In recent it sometimes is of visitors from everywhere have .'r i.1- ii trying taiiiiiitig the Iota, that it's too darn scraped Second, the end of the heavy rains the and lit her stirs es s dealing with the lit’ab fered as an espedient that the enjoyed here for many years. to told a parking place near the expensive to use them. ass.' Led dents .unl -sweet water" will dissipate into I bumps, are vomtnnn kin of the %terrify of ....hoot lack of respect and consideration The disappearing treat is fresh campus. but only after spending NO. there is no charge for the otylireneets inadenti ie the Pacific and the bay shrimp privilege of parking in the And. it this i ii’t kid enough. teachers, that an afforded tracher% is a hilt& .111111. bay shrimp. valuable time each day in the fu- lots, Ii umber of students are I home will return. but with each passing day I've there Is a portion of thoughtless le the enthusiastic acts-0511re The tiny shrimp, fished from tile seari h for space not and continuing in programs found my auto coming up with a drkers running loose to add 10 of that profession by a Warr San Treatise Bay sine* 1669, are Even n fishing is good there But one thing is certain! I've thr Si his h %mild lead to credentials number of students. Let the being driven out through the shrimp to sat- conglomeration of neW dents, general confteJon. You.% e to many of the un . are not enough bay and theme leader here be reminded that Golden Gate into the ocean by sell for $1.35 a scrapes and paint smears To probably seen some of them. derstaf fed ilassrooms in the isfy demand They PHIL RANDAZZO'S darned expensive to ',ask there They careen into the lots garage mechanics, law claimer "sweet venter.'' poun.. Inc astaurant has used with count' y. Sint e SJS is devoted members of Judging from talks with other mayhem in their eyes. enraged ment officers, and The bay shrimp has to live in as much as 80 pounds a day. Nebileas Sereke partially to the training of pro- the armed sets ices (enlisted) are harassed members of the college ber.suse Hies have lust %Aught@ salt water. This winter's heavy ti¦e fear tiers. the problems certuinla regarded with inure Biologists say the crustacean 656 Maws SI. - CYpromis 14942 student body. I'm not alone in th,- minutes bile on a friutless altogether rains and flooded rivets dumped of thi shortiote is not Sal ial reserve than. for instance, Son Jose 10, Califorwia losing propssition There seems journey in search for parking an unusual amount of fresh water known as bay shrimp can be found beyond the sr ope of studeut dis- a high school teacher. be a essaily number of us in this quarters nearer the campus. superfical examina- into the bay. That out down the anywhere from Alaska to San cussion. A those labor- unenviable group n ho are shelling These are the felluss, who tion of some of the underlying Third, there are salt content of the bay, which is Diego. However, only in San Fran- ail spread havoc throughout the Cartons to the leacher ing under the delusion that open to the sea only at the nar- they caught and, stilted money to local garagemen for park- related imposed upon risco are , rvices rendered. ing areas. As is usually the ease shortage would seem to indicate teachers are mitre row entrance of Golden Gate. plo.r,++ the palates of the city'-; (regarding a ,irking conditions, fa A good share of the problem they are small in number but the existence of some rather When the bay started to get oat, and visiting gourmets etc.) than others of similar sta- can be traced directly to the roughshod in their tactics widely disseminated misinforma- "sweet" from all the rain, the UNITREdi TAXI I tion. which this writer will un . tion. Need the reader mils recall shrimp began moving out. tremendous surge In enrollment They've succeetted in driving the severe and inclement work- on dates this dertalie to correct. here at Sall Jose State College. writer from the lots. Just ing conditions of the postman, FISHERMEN HIT give me CY 4-2324 We're suffering from atilt is the relative safety of 20th First, there is a general com- railroad i employe and farm la- I street :loll I'll commonly labeled you'll Par- hail a cab and glad- plaint among members of the borer In order to place this most Chefs who formerly prized their don the expression) "growing ly PaY the sheckels for the re- profession that their salaries are ridiculous of all assumptions in 'bay shrimp salads and entrees 1 pants " lAith this rapid growth maining distance to campus. perspective. have had to resort to frozen ARCADE SHOE REPAIR low in relatiou to comparable its proper AND SHINE SHOP there is a subsequent influx of If I must have my auto de- professions. That this considera- lastly, this writer confesses shrimp . lately. They regard this autos. And since parking spare molished I'll be the one to do it! tion could athersely influence complete confusion in attemp- S "letting down" their patrons Loewe veer shoes with has Actually, the lots are John ond Andy for been at a premium any- marked the prospective teacher-candi- ting to arrive at any satisfactory because only a fresh bay shrimp Dyeing Cleaning and Repairing May. the addition of scores more off into hundreds of parking stalls date is absurd since there are Ionclusion to this problem. is a real shrimp to them. or 12 West San Antx,., autos has not helped alleviate slots. very neatly. This is all many jobs paving considerably ASR 7302 For the 300 persons who make matters. fine and dandy . . . until about their living from fishing for bay The simple fact of the matter 8:30 fi'clock. shrimp, the disappearance has Open at 1 P Is that parking lots are greatly At this time, the ground that French Language Drives Too Fast! been economically ruinous The Dole by Condl lighr ot th ,,ver-worked. We're extremely was left unmarked for traffic :.irtunate that the city has not Lines by some optimistic fellows, COLUMBUS, 0. (UF1 Mayor HOUSE OF PIZZA M. S. Sensenbrenner of Columba, i.xtended a cordon of parking are swallowed up completely by Taught Children, ROBERT LAWS Try a Confusion Pizza- meters around the streets that an avalanche of steel 0, was in town far the White 31PS Almaden Atm CY 7-9110S i,orde the campus. New students to State are qt1 House Conference. His Honor wa- -C1'../ Io n Ito/0mi/1 do) Ahere You Cm! s Wor., to learn that they must get t.i standing in front of the May - Due to this lack of Apace for Newest Experiment 288-90 Park Ave. CV 5-9215 autos. feelings of many are running college early so they can appropri- flower Hotel when a drunk got. HARTFORD, Conn. --(UP) Free Parking in Rear rather high. Available lots are ate space for their cars, or brave into a cab and said, "Take me to 115 S. First St. - San Jose Whatever packed to capacity each day, and the icy stares of professors while "Bonjour, mes enfants," the teach- the Mayflower." trudging lido 3 late ClaSiii er said. "Comment 'allez-vous?" the then some This is where the trou- The driver pushed the starter up Well, Cm not only going to "Tres hien. inerci," the class re- ble pops The lots are so over- button, let the engins-purr for a occasion criticize. I'm also going to offer plied. minute and said, "Here you are, ms fit e- point plan that may And very well it was doing, sir. That will be 40 cents." Say it sake sour problem. Piek the too. Maiwighuhainth Plan that most appeals to sou. For this is not a college or high The man pitched the cabbie of On with school French class. It is the daily Meetings I Plan to lei % c home at an couple of bucks and said: "Thank 'fAuthor of -Barefoot Boy with Cher," etc.) routine at a nursery school oper- Flowers earlier hour so you'll be sure to volt. sir But next time don't drive ated by St Joseph's College in Alpha Chl Epsilon meets to-9 find a suitable parking spot. Say sii t.c t " ROWER night at 7'30 o'clock in Room 11 about 6 a.m.? West Hartford. for initiation ceremigne. 2. Consider seriously the possi- The language project for four- LIFE OF A NEWSPAPERMAN! BAKMAS SHOP years-olds now is in is 10th month OH, FOR THE Cs 2-0462-10th S. Sonia Oars Awards Committee meets toa bility of buying a share or two of It is believed the only one of its morrow at 3:30 p m in Room 20. stock in one of the local taxi cram- Spartan Daily Look at the campus newspaper you are now holding. An ordi- Chi Sigma Epsilon will kind in the country. according _to elect palsies. This may require all your Jose State College nary object, you think? An everyday convenience? Something spring semester officers and view ready cash, but think of the mousy Sister Mary de Lourdes, head of San the college's child study depart- to be taken for granted? a movie on The Duties of a Sec- you'll save on auto repairs! The ARID. Faugh, sirs and madams! Pariah, I say! Don't you know retary" ment. tomorrow night at 7 same time you'll be saving a great Entered as second class matter April what prodigies of skill and labor and organization and art and o'clock in Room 7. Refreshments deal of time that was formerly "Research shows that the child's 1944, at Son Jose, Calif , under 24, science go into the making of your campus newspaper? be served. spent foraging about for a park- ability to learn languages in keen- the act of March 3, 1879. Member Deseret Club will meet at the ing spare. est up to i&pi age of six," she said. Callfoinia Newspaper Pubhshers As Come, I'll show you. I'll take mita a typical office of a typical Institute on the Sorner of 10th 3. Take a taxi home at the end 'After MT, it tapers off. It is sociation newspaper on a typical campus. foolish not to take advantage of Published daily by the Associated and San Fernando streets today of the day's classes. Leave your College The editor-let's call him D. Ferrnin Bohorquez, a typical enough p m. this period." Students of San Jose State at 3:30 car parked overnight at the col- except Saturday and Sunday, during name-calls his staff together first thing in the morning. "All Freshman Class committees will "These children won't forget," lege, if you were lucky enough the college year with one issue doing right, you guys," he says, lighting a Philip Morris, which, natu- meet at the following times: dec- said the sister. "Arid they pro- eirornination period to find parking space in the first each final rally, is the favorite cigarette of newspapermen, and of anybody oration, today at 3:30 p m. in Room place. nounce better than some high Telephone CYpress 4,641 I --Editor- This plan could be some- else who knows a hawk from a handsaw, "All right, you 55; entertainment, today at 3:30 what risky if you are school Pupils." ial, Eat. 210. Advertising Dept. to. guys," a street 211. Fermin, "this here ain't no ladies whist society, p m in the CWC lobby; food, to- parker (they are the earliest and The 15 children learn about 100 says U. this words, four songs and three Subscriptions ocrepted only on a here is a newspaper. So get out there and get the news. Get it day at 2:30 p m. in Student Union; hardest parkers to displace) as or remainder-of school year bass In tall publicity, tomorrow at 2:30 p m. you many incur the wrath of the four games using French phrases semester, $3; on Spring semester, first, get it quick, get it right! Ed, you cover the ag campus. in Room 55 and reception and local constables I would suggest Their teacher, Jean Healy, gets $1 50. Phil, you cover the school of mines. Wally, you cover home ec. Judges, Monday at 3:30 p.m. in leaving a note on your car wind- their attention usually by saying, Press of the Santa Clpra Journal Sam, you cover buildings and grounds. Ethel, you cover the Room 55. shield with an explanation stat- "I have some surprises for you." 1440 Franklin Sr., Santa Clara, Calif. men's gym.... All right, get going!" International Student, Organi- ing that you are, at this time, en- Then she produces various objects which the tots identify in French. Editor zation cabinet will meet today at countering mysterious motor dif- JERRI LEE HUNT 330 pm in SD 130. ficulties and that you are quite And so the class goes, but rarely business Manager Iota Delta Pei will meet tomor- confident you will have the trou- for more than 15 minutes. When HARRY SAGE row evening at 7:30 o'clock at bles ironed out by June. the children start to squirm, Day Editor 63 S 2nd St. 4. Appropriate a bicycle and teacher takes the hint an Newman Club will hear a "Au revior." News Editor Wilbur Sims lec- peddle to class, I must adroit that Sports Editor Petri Mendi ture on The Catholic Chureh in it is somewhat undignified for a Sister Mary considers the ex- periment successful, even though Society-Fine Arts Editor Barbara White the United States in the Times of collegian to skout about in this Assistant Diane Coshead George Washington" tonight at fashion, but the exercise you'll the children probably won't re- Copy Desk Chief John Keplinger 8:15 o'clock in Newman Hall. get will do you a world of good. sume their language studies until Feature Editor Shelby Tree Plans and sign-ups will be com- 5 Stay home and sleep! Then their are in high school- Wire Editor Rita Sabol pleted for the annual Cardinal there will be fewer persons stam- "They'll learn that people are Photo Editor Simon St inreich Ferhang Editor . Vince Perrin Newman Day celebration Sunday peding for a parking place. An- different," she said. "It is a valu- able lesson Librarian Lu Vondorembs "SILVER in San Francisco other thing, beach weather is in human relations." REPORTERS Society for Automotive Engi- drawing nearer and you know Bob Barker, Janet Bruce, Thomas 4.1.44upot SCULPTURE" neers will view a movie today. at what that means. Yep, there'll be Bruffy, Clark Biggs, Gary Butler, Fred 7.30 p.m in Room E118. skacts of sunworshipers, polly- Grads' Deadline Claire, James Kaltenbach, Don Nash, jag pa 4et4N Larry itX4r.d5 Grit A totally am wend ix Candidates for June and Sum- Dick O'Connor, Don Osbarn , 'Tan Delta Phi will meet in the wog enthusiasts, and musclemen Spalding, James Sims, sterling sifter by evening at 7:30 o'clock. to sands, unoffi- mer Session graduation a r e Reese, John With many a laugh and cheer, Tower this trotting off the Eleanor Tognoti, Don Sheets, Leigh the reporters light up Philip cially you understand. And then asked to file applications with Weimer+, Dawn Ewing, Harold Wil- Morrises, favorite cigarette of the young and agile, and dash REED & BARTON there ought to be plenty of park- the Registrar's Office by March liamson, Sill Howarth. away on their assignments. ing space 1. ADVERTISING STAFF D. Fermin retires to his office to smoke a Philip Morris and Siivct Scupture by Reed & So, you see, the situation is not Office Manager MARY PAT JAMESON write a fearless editorial scolding Allen Hahn, John Howard, Joel the university for not buying dance is a dramatic new ster- as bad as it seems. patches for the worn-out Saffron, Ray Sitterman, Cynthia Clark, elbows of the chess team. hog pattern that actually IS On the rim of the copy desk three rewrite men - Tensing, LIM! MAN ON CAMPUS Dick Bible, Jack Cummings, John Elliot, liarb Fit- sculptured arlaer. Fresh and ch r, Terry Swe n y, Dick HurIburt, Hillary, and Laverne- sit poised and expectant, waiting for the warmly modern yet adaptable Henry Hustedy Joan Henderson, reporters to phone in their stories. They smoke Philip Morris, to tiadmonal decor. Come in Wayne Halbert, Joseph Kennedy, favorite cigarette Of the poised and expectant. Tensing's phone and see the excitingly different lesim Lyons, Charles terrier, lark rings first; it is Ed calling from the ag campus. 'Srl.er Sculpture- 6 pc place Fiirk,on, Robert Mantel!, Eleanor Va "Stop the presses!" cries Ed. "Got a scoop! Hunrath T. setting sat $32.30, I ed. bet lente Dick Russel. Signior's, professor of curds and whey, has just sold his article The Romance of Butterfat to the Drovers and Poulterers Monthly." On another phone Sam is calling from buildings and grounds. Gimelli "Tear out the front page!" he cries. "Got 'an exclusive! Harold LVAN Floral Artist 'Pop' Wishnograti, superintendent of buildings and grounds, ,ftwe(erj For Special today announced the purchase of a new doormat for the vestibule LN ƒ11 JUNG Occasions of Burton Spesral considerotron Hall. The last doormat, it will be recalled, was eaten Since 1904 students by a pledge named Norman Harringay for his Chi Psi initiation." Third and Santa Clara - cy 5-4934 Meanwhile. elsewhere in the city room, Ganglia Questover, FIRST_ a SAN FERNANDO vivacious and ubiquitous gossip columnist, sits smoking a Philip Morris,Javorite cigarette of the vicious and ubiquitous, Reserve now for this special HERE IT- IS and typing out her chatty, informative tidbits: "Maureen ... AN INDESPENSIBLE ITEM Valgerholtz, popular Theta, announced her engagement last CLUBS, LIVING GROUPS, night to Webster Scuff, Oliver Jenkins, Cosmo Erskine, and FOR Walter Penn Dowdy. Wedding Coed Tour FRATERNITIES AND SORORI- dates have been set for June 9, TIES June 24, July 5, and July IS respectively. Good luck, Maureen! of ... Irving 'Behemoth' Anselm, popular fullback, blew out 120 feet of esophagus yesterday while inflating a football. Good luck, BULLETIN BOARD Irving 'Behemoth' I ... Robin Kroveney, popular Deke last year, * 24-24 Inches this year popular pfc. in the U. S. Army, writes friends that he ROPE * SJS Ensignia in Full been convicted of deserting his post and will be has executed Color at Top on April 28. Good luck, Robin!" * Ideal For News Messag- Cross Country flohtuseing an routs to Nee. 73 days now, friends, we take our reluctant leave of the drama, the es, Announcements Anti York and Montreal . . . and o corm-, action, the tension, the glamor, the churning, the seething, the tun on 10 European couhtl.eso Porto, . * Only $249 chaperoned by Mrs E A I. Gist, V roiling, the storm mid dram, of the wonderful world of journal- housemother at on Joss@ State College '1245 ism. Aloha, journalism, a!oha! emo was., lase tcom San Jose, June 26 Paint The makers of Philip Morris, who sponsor to August 20 Son Jose this column, hare got some fe. he. travel foldms write- WALLPAPER COMPANY News For rots too. It's today'. new gentle Philip Morris in today's "No, not tonight, Professor Saari has been temperwiental, sullen. .might new package ol red, white, end gold. LERIOS, (Open Thurs -Myrrh] ANDREW W INC. cynical, nasty, WTI* had mood all day, so he thought he'd better St Cloit Hotel Son Jos CY 7-1700 S. 2nd St. CY 2-1447 take advantage of it and grade papers this evening." 112 pAlgt
From Cagers Top Fresno the This Corner SPARTAN DAILY 3 dis- Wednesday February 27 1956 Spartans Hy DON NASH vith the Many Still Think Russians Superior Dandies Rally; Nip wiwn dS into Atilasuese enoush to mails' Ann IN 1.013. there bre still some fates Imp quite a few) people who behve the Russian are superior to the Capture Five Minutec spikesters in men's track and field. This Bulldogs *re was proved recently after Daily Sports Editor Peter Neck st- offered to make a wager with any person who thought the Russian 'till Spring- 15 would outshine the U.S. ceg, Crane, Diat a in the 1956 Olympics. There actually has, First Tilt you II be thinking of ised been sume takers, and many others disagreed eith aleckel, but could', : see putting money on the line. Team May Threaten Spark 70-67 Win a New Hair-do To most avid track and an field followers, there isn't a slight chance in the world that Russia could defeat the Americans in a meet. For Intramural Title S.,11 St.str’ . Cage's rtilit..1 and Dugout Dandies appeared to tr Publisher Bert Nelson of "Track and Field News" summed it up Iin the sevond half to come from San the team capable of challenging well when he presented the following facts: 'behind and nip Fresno State, 70-'- an- the favored Green Squad in the 67 in Fresno last I. The U.S. was superior to Russia in 1955, why not in 1958? independent intramural night (Fed cage The Bulldogs held a 35-32 2. The U.S. always improves more than other countries in Olympic league after downing a good Tapps half- ty's time lead, as they maintained year. Nu Keg five, 52-39, in opening a INT persistent three to five-point Ie. 3. The U.S. has depth to offset any "upsets" while Russia does round action Monday in Men's ilNNLI until four minutes were not. U'here Russia is strong, it is strong with only one man Gym. gone SISS1011 the secend half etten Fred Nit HAWAII 4. Russia is strong in events Sparked by captain John Camp- where the rest of the world is strong. Man's two bells and 'ruck Halsey. the Dug/ free throws pushed a SA99 1,3u0s This seems to be the general consensus of track and field tollossers SEVEN out Dandies were never in trouble. the Spartans to a Vt. lz lead. who cannot see Russia getting more individual medals in WEEKS Int Australia Campbell dunked 26 points, while Tom Crane and John Erc,., than the U.S. Halsey hit 12. Don Anger sparked RE ADV TO CO AGAINST STANFORD tonight is Ed Tisk of the with t6 points each, arid Eddie EIGHTH ANNUA RAE IN 5n91901 and When talking to an "unbeliever," a usual remark is, "The Rus- the losers with 10 markers. Spartan gymnastic team. The San Jose ace I slated to go in flee Dias with 14, paced the Spartan , largest summer tour 01 study and tun hi sians undoubtedly have competitors in secret training which we know Dugout Dandies return to action exercise, horizontal bar, side horse, parallel bars and all mound. attack Hawaii, unsling ms.re parhes, dinnen nothing about. They Olympics." against Phi Epsilon Kappa nest are saving them to spring on us in the - Photo bs fl.swkirts dances eetertainmenr. beach sports. and This is Wedivesday, Feb. l'hi Epsilon Kap- Fresno State made things I erroneous. The fact of the matter. is that most of the ,ighiseeing than any other group (hoe. good marks chalked up by Russians were compiled behind the Iron pa lost its opening round game to rough an the way for the Spar- , at residence, (1) Dormitoty on campus Curtain and when the same countries, the Ravens, 31-27. Pre-season fa- tans by hitting an excellent 25 ! athletes ran against "free" vored will Waikiki they did mit live up Green Squad dash with San Jose Gymnasts out of 29 shots from the free ar 121 Hotel Apartment at Li the billing they had created. the Slip Sticks. The Green Squad throe line for 86.2 percentage. For College Girls Only drew a bye in first round play, lest Mostly Fresno State cen- Mythical Dual Meet Proves Point while the Slip Sticks defeated the ter, also kept the premier on by HOWARD TOURS Just to prove a point, let's have a mythical dual track meet be- Tau Dells, 20-17. Vie With Stanford scoring 24 points. his bent point tween the US. and Russia, scoring in the usual 5-3-1 manner. An Must- exciting games in the ('BA season. San Jose State's gymnastic team tangles with Stanford tonight at total of ihe analysis of each event will show how the Russians rank with the KN. first round were Sparta Chi's 31-25 voctury user and New- 8 p.m. at Palo Alto in the squad's first dual meet of the season. Ers-eir worked the eari,u Sari CONSULT (Rankings listed are world-wide and are for 1955). 10 mo five's 35-34 win over the Or- The Spartans engaged in a three way meet with Stanford and Cal Jose scoring, accounting for In the sprints, the US. is easily the favorite with four or five minutes mecca ('hin led the wining Sparta Poly of San Luis Obispo earlier with San Jose compiling 724 points points in the first seven sprinters who can beat any Russian. The USSR is unranked while Crane's accurate *hooting ft.. Chi five with 16 points. Thomp- for first in the triangular meet Mrs. Wm. LaFollette America has all the top spots. son dropped In 13 for the New- outside also was instrumental Mee Four SJS gymnasts. who e.il wit, Ardalion Ignatyev of Russia could be a winner in the 400 meters mo Five, while Kumagai hit 12 keeping the Spartans 1 71 South 11th compete tonight, placed first el ear., but he'd better not falter because J. W. Mashburn, Lob Jones (world for the rimed. the Stanford/Cal Poly en range iaf the "hot" Bulldogs In second in record holder), Jim Lea and Charlie Jenkins of the U.S. could air other first round games, the gagement. Jack Alberti was first S.F. Olympic Club an the game. CY 3 8147 beat him. Mashburn is ranked first, Ignatyey second in the world. Bombers whipped the Rooners, 51- exercise and tumbling; With 19 minutes left, the au11-1 21; in free Russia goes unranked in the halfmile. The U.S. has some sparkl- the Outcasts defeated Alpha Pete Marinovich was second on the .10e1 managed to get a narrow / Phi Omega, 34-27; and akparvets trampoline; Ron Phillips grabbed a2-51 lead, but Diaz quickly Mt i ing 800 meter men in Tom Courtney, Arnie Sowell, world record-holder trounced Phi Mu Cancells Mat Meet; Alpha, 37-11. a second in the rope club, first fielder and the Spartans were Lon Spurrier and San Jose State's own Lang Stanley. Both countries Fraternity league opened yester- 3 on the horizontal bar, swinging ahead to stay. &IS opened the are weak an the 1500 meters. day with four games. The first rings and all-around class; and Ed SJS Faces Gators gap to 88-57 when Gil Egel.ii round of the Greek loop will con Tisk was second on the parallel narrow-1 elude Thursday. tilt a jump shot Fresno Russia's Kuts Top Long Distance Runner Fars and all-around event. The San Francisco Olympic Club San Jose / San Jose Games slated for Thursday are it down to 67-70 as Vladimir Kitts of the USSR easily could he the t.k Inner in both San tote's entries are: last night called off a scheduled minute Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Lambda stalled for the remaining distance races against the inferior American leather hangers. In the Flee Exercise: Alberti, Yolk, Phillips wrestling meet with the San Jose Launderette Chi Alpha, Phi Sigma Kappa vs. of play. Olympics, however, the Hungarians, Emil Zatopek of Czechoslovakia, and Vs.:. Waldrip. State Spartan grapplers which was 463 S 2nd Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Tau Ome- The Spartans will meet S,,I, Dave Stephens of Australia and Chris Chataway of Great Britain will Trampoline: Marinovich, Phillips and to have taken place tonight at 8 ga vs. Theta Xi, and Delta Sigma wrestling Francisco State Friday lii the is.. have plenty to say about who wins all three longer runs. Alberti. o'clock, according to Complete Laundry Phi vs. Sigma Nu. Rope Climb: Phillips, Jack Digjins and coach Hugh Mumby. City in a non conference tali America is 1-2 3 in the high hurdles while Russia is unranked. Service Jim Benner, SOX SCORE The U.S. could probably take the The strong San Francisco organ- Horizontal Bar: Phillips, Woldrip, Tryk ization recently had won the AAU FRESNO STAYS SAN JOSI ' first ten places in this event. Rus- and DiggIns. Meeks, f S 4 14 Erreg, I 7 2 16 sia dominates the 400 meter hur- Scoreboard tourney with the Spartans finish- SHIRTS 20c Side Horse: Mirth TryI, Waldrip end Aluvphy. I 3 0 6 Srginni,f 1 0 4 dles with Anatoliv Yulin and Yuriy ing second. HAIRCUTS RESuilS Phillips. Mown, c 9 6 24 Ilmstm c I 1 3 40c Lituyev two of the best in tale The SJS grapplers will still ip t DENIMS IanI,eibaiL San Jet. 70, Fresno Slats Parallel San: Tryk, Phillips, Weida', f indky, o 6 6 Dloc. g S 414 Flat tops - Crew - Burr world. a work-out this week, howeser. a 67, Son Jose freshmen 70, Menlo J C Jim Carter and Fritz Koester. 2 Crone, g 7 7 le when they tangle with San Fran Di.b."' 9 2 64 (overtime) Swinging Rings, Renner, Matinovich, Ath.y. C 3 tEgind, I 3 1 12 Dry Cleaning The U.S. would sweep the field CiSCO State tomorrow night at 7 TI I CIA Waldrip 0 4 4'Niemn, c 0 II events which require precision, STANDINGS Carter, Phillips and o'clock in the Spartan Gym. I Ilis, f balance high jump, Team W S PF PA Tumbling, Alberti, Phillips and Jerry 0 2 Shndgr,g 0 0 0 ... 5 Barbers ... timing and will probe:as. ,s1 Try Us And USF 9 0 636 464 Ctaft. San inse's squad 2 2 pole vault, javelin and broad jump be Joe Iasi, 123 pounds; Rot) - Loyola 9 4 805 792 All-Around: Tryk, Phillips and Wolchip . . . 25 20 70 SAVE as USSR goes unranked. FUkunaga, 130 pounds; Dick Wea For Personalized Service COP 8 4 767 757 21 75 67, The American shot putters also Spagnolti, 167 St. Mary's 6 4 670 586 er. 157 pounds; Ken Halftime $110,10 IS San Use 17 Make That Next One A would have little difficulty with pounds: Jerry Leclin, 177 pound'. San Jos. 8 5 813 760 the European country Russia has Russ Camilleri, 191 pounds, on Santa Clara 4 7 624 652 a top hop-step-juniper in Leonid Alumni Group Gets Fresno St, 2 9 738 Roy Frontani, heavyweight. CLUB BARBER SHOP Scherbakov and a great hammer 829 Pepperdlnie 0 13 837 1013 HAIRCUT thrower in Mikhail Krivonosov. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS However, if either should slip, PCC Ban Removed PROVIDENT MUTUAL San Jose 68 E. San fernando 70, Fresno Stale 67. IdERKELLY (UP, he Pacific there are no Russians close behind College of Pacific 67, Santa Clara 54, to take up the slack. The discus Coast Conference today ended a SJS Retains No. 2 event might be close with then nine-month ban against the South LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IT S's big three against Otto Grig- ern Seas, a University of Calif.: alka of Russia. S.F. 49ers Meet nia alumni organization in Los An Defensive Position sanctioned its return to ¦ri Jose State retained second 11111101111CeS Vasilly Kuznetsov is a stellar Eagle Footballers geles, and decathlon man but it is question- contact with the school. place in team defense in California SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The Commissioner Victor 0. Basketball Association standings able if he could beat Rater John- PCC OPENINGS IN SAN JOSE AND BAY AREA Philadelphia Eagles and the San Schmidt. who announced the de- despite losing three games Is son and Bob Richards of the U.S. FOR YOUR MEN INTERESTED IN SALE, Giving the Russians every break Francisco 49ers will tangle in a cision while on a visit here, said week. pre-season exhibition organization had agreed to AND MANAGEMENT WORK in the book, our dope sheet for game at Sa- that the The Spartans have allowed the mythical dual meet still adds cramento on Sunday, Sept. 23, it abide by all rules of the conference points an average of 578 poas was announced yesterday. code per game. USE leads In total ,I up to 97 for the U.S. ond only 59 will be for Russia. This the final pre-season The PCC reprimanded the South- tense with a 51 6 average. Sae' Charles 11. iiIIiiiau game before the 4ners open theit ern Seas last May 25 following dis- as. This mythical title won't be Clara ranks third with a 58 8 league slate at San Francisco Seat. closure that Harvey Knox, step- age. will be at the proved in 1956, however, as the Real Italian 30. fathre of UcLA tailback Ronnie However, in other departml two countries won't vie in a dual In their enly previous meeting. Knox, had been on the group's PLACEMENT OFFICE FEB. 24 meet this year and the Spiatans do not fare as es,/ the Olympics San Francisco defeated Philadel- payroll as an athletic scout for will be on an individual basis only The Spartans are seventh in to For Interviews in the Afternoon Pizza ... cooked phia, 31-17, In 1953. 2400 per month. no team scores are to be tabu- offence with a 81.9 average pow/ (or morning if necessoryi lated. per game, fourth in field goal la Contact the Placement Office To your order centage and fifth in free the, 00 percentage. 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N. 1st 6 St. Jamee St. 41 West San Fernando by Licisnsed rid heater Excellent condition In Or us teal -- Use your Standard Credit Card -- , ell UN 7 3454 after 5 p m. span 9 to 6 Mon. thru Sot. 4 SPARTAN DAILY Wecinosday, February 22, 1956 Fraternities Announce When its partan Five Minutes BARBARA WHITE' Spring Pledges, Plans Society Editor 'till Spring- Vane Coehead, Ass,sta, r you'll be thinking of ALPHA JAI- OMEGA Larson, Chuck Rueion. Pete Ue- quist. Dave Schramm. Dave Sch- The Alpha Tau Omen sprang ; berroth. weitzer, Kent Spooner and Al semester pledges are Robert Beat- KAPPA ALPHA W hyte, Lynnwood Hall ty, Leon Bennett, Peter Bricker, Brookdale Lodge was the re- Included in the week's events Jun Craig, Robert Foy, Norman , cent setting for the Kappa Alpha was the annual Golden Eagle Pan- Sororities Honor Friborg, Eugene Gawain, Bob pledg e dance. Sunday, the broth- tasy formal which was held on Selects Officers Keller, Bob Mathis. Tom Michell. ers held initiation and a banquet Saturday at the Peninsula Golf ; The invinlier of Ly ood Hall Ron Ortland. Phil Smith. Skip New members include Bob Rush, and Country Club. Music was Sperry, Dart Spencer. Joni Hushaw, Bruce Carter, Bob provided by Herb Faulkner. Girls Pled es Officers , have elected spring semester of- Newly initiated members are Coffman, Dick Goodwin, Bob were presented with favors al ficers. They are Joyce Holland, Craig Bellati, Jim Browning, Hosfeldt, Bob Nelson. Ken Mitc- sterling bracelets ALPHA OMICRON PI president; Jane Dickert, vice pre-1 Larry Caesou, Ted Chambers, Gary hell, Wiley Sehmide Toby Walker, i Alpha Omicron Pi held formal Evans, SIGMA PI Jack Frieclenbach, George Jerry Siebieand Lawton Thomas. initiation for last semester's. pled- Volleyball Tops sident; June Blair, secretary trea- Gegen, Neville Griffin, Lowell party was held Friday night New Sigma Pi pledges who re- A , gee Sunday. Feb. 11 at the home Hoy, Bob Lasky, Dick Matlock, honoring the new Kappa Alpha ceived their pins oil Sunday in Co-rec Meeting surer and Dencsi Champlin, cam- , the of Mrs, Jean Lees. faculty Bill McLean, Don Murray, Dick class at the home of one Student Chapel are: Ronald Highlight pusing board chairman. Pledge Campbell, visor. New initiates are Betty of tonight's Co-Roe Robinson. Bill Sturgeon, Dave of the members Richard Larsen, John meeting will be a couples Fehd, William Lou Amphlett Nancy Beet. Corin- ladder Warren. Ernie Zottola Don Mur- LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Boorman, Gary tournament for volleyball, led Clemens, Frederick ne Borello, Sandra Brazelton, Bar- la ray was chosen as the outstand- Formal initiation was held for Chirico and Elaine Olsen Next the ha Jim Rauen. !bars Hams, Shirley Morris, Pat on THE COOP ing pledge. five now members of Lambda Norris, Elma Van Foesen and is fox-trot instruction by Fie: DELTA SIGMA PHI on Sunday. The new Another recent event eves a Chi Alpha i Frances Zupanov ich. once Hyde. A Favorite Spot for Twe The Hawaiian Gardens wars the members are Ed Eden, Gayle party the local chapter had with Iota Other activities for the cecina_ setting for the recent banquet : Montgomery, Steve Carlton. J. the chapter at Cal. Installatioraof new officers was Corning events include held Sunday morning at the chap- are four-square instructiun, bad- whether you're in a hurry or not . . . and initiation of new members of F. Brewton and Bill Pleas Fol- a French minton, theme party March 3, and an ex- ter house. New officers are Slid- ping-pong an table wont to eat a little or a lot . . . you'll Delta Sigma Phi Initiate.s are: . lowing the initiation, a dinner was games. Ron Facciano, Larry Bruton, Har- held honoring the members change March 8. mardene Stuart, president; Judy like our food, service, prices! Woods. vice president: Diane Har- The program starts at 7:30 and vey McCullough, Basil Foste. PI KAPPA ALPHA THETA CHI lasts until 10 p m. in the Women's New Theta Chi pledges low, recording secretary; Janet Tony Summers, Bob Doren, Dick Formal initiation for the fall who Gym. Thisweek's Special Parli, John Dunn. Basil Focste, pledges will be held at the Pi Kap- pinned recently at the Reinmuth, corresponding secre- chapter pledge president, was named pa house Sunday, according to house are: Tom Sgarlato. Ron tary; Kendra Hutchins, treasurer. out- doorkeeper ant Coffee Shake standing pledge. Mark Niemela, president. SkilLicsorn, Joseph Birilli and Mi- Yvonnee Moniz, representative, New pledges are: Janice Spen- The brothers will celebrate chael Willey. senior panhellenic Kathy Ogalvie, fraternity educa- Walton Hall cer, George Ayers, Pete Berman. Founders' Day on March 3 with Initiation of fall pledges also 1UHIIL Buzz Crain, Jerry Bryan, Jim a dinner to be held at the Red tion officer: Pat Eggert, historian: has been a recent event at the scholarship officer; Griffith. Gordon Davies, Kay Coach Inn. Myrna James, chapter house. New initiates arc: Sheila Emerson, publicity editor; Elemeat Sadoet Vertesoe Epee/ Conrady, Dick Fredrateon, Les SIGMA NU Bob In Election Silva, who was named out- Sandy Brazelton, junior panhel- Spring semester officers of \Val Spring. Alan Ruthenbeck, Bill ; Sigma Nu recently initiated Jack standing pledge, Darrell Adams, Ionic delegate. ton Hall were installed in a cere- 1 =1 Manger. Don Eagle. West Davis I Danforth, Wes Cummins. Ron Bill Boggle. MAW David DeFehr. Bob Virginia Morgan, philanthropic mony yesterday. Nevi officers ;Ir. 72 DAYS-115 DELTA UPSILON Helstrup and Jerry Milford after Herrlich, Nasser Tavosoli, Tom officer; Gail Hennessy, social of- Mary LaSalle, President: Karr.. (all Expense) Twelve members were added to which installation of new officers Burns, Mike Brady, Bruce Har- ficer; Sandy Singer, rush officer; Olson, secretary; Ruth Delta Upsilon on Sunday when was held. New officers are: Owen , per, John O'Niell, John Hooper. Maureen Larrigan, activities offi- treasurer; Jane Perry, social cla '41 1:-Z; GOLDEN BEAR formal initiation was held in the ' Babcock, president: Bob Engel. : Rands' Relnstetd, Jerry Hunlpal cer; Diane Ribs, chaten and airman; Marilyn Sowder, decor- college chapel. Those initiated I vice president; Larry Buckley, end Gordan Potion_ o ALL-STUDENT 6FUN TOUR were Ray Bartosh. Jerry Edganon, treasurer; Gene Barington. recor- courtesy officer; PhIllis Long. song ations; Charlotte La Rochelle, ha Gil Egeland, Gaylan Hayes, Brent der: Dick Knorr, marshall; Nick The new officers who took over officer and Nancy Goodrich, house torian and Nancy Geering, AWa Heisinger, Ed Johnson, Frank Pa- Sanger, Sentinel; Mike Snare his- ; their posts on Monday evening. manager representative. Ron . are: Dick Zimmerman, president; Walton Hall held an exchana. Entertainment on one class Student Ships with lectures tonal. Dick Pike, Jim Schrock. torian: Al Gibson, chaplain: ALPHA PIII George Wagner, Gary Waller, Helstrup, reporter. Jerry Min- ' Hal Humphrey, vice president; with Alpha Phi Omega recenta and language lessons by experts. Chi, serenaded Dick Sargent ford was awarded the trophy for Roger Hambly. corresponding se- The Sigma Ro- The exchange was based on .. New pledgee, who were pin- outstanding pledge. cretary; Ron Iverson recording se- bin Wurzburg and her Alpha Phi mad-hatter theme. Judy Hirst aa See exciting events and places ... Meet fled on Sunday at the chapter New pledges are Jim Citrate). cretary; Dick Sanders. treasurer; sorority sisters after meeting Mon- Ben Zeeman won prizes for ha' European students in many countries. the new house. are Denny Bowman. Al Mike Forrettc. Jack Fugit, Alan John Cowden, chaplain. day night. Robin is ing the most original hats. of Sigma Chi After the Gaffaney. Glen Henstran. Bill Bob Silva was named historian Sweetheart 5 departures from New York. JUNE - JULY serenade the ter, rouses held a Jones, Chuck Little, Leonard Male. , and the new librarian is John ASK FOR IriNCRARIFS Chris Palludin, Joe Pearson. Ken : Cummings. coffee exch:mge. Entertainmet was provided by the pledges 01 Interviews Schach, Gary Webb, and Dave Chaffey GREENE & NELSON Show Slate THETA XI both houses. Mas Pearl E Clark. assiste. SIGMA ALPHA EPSELON Theta Xi held a banquet hon- The Alpha Phis held an ex- 'director Chaffey College, la TRAVEL ADVISORS New Sigtna Alpha Epsilon ple- oring its new pledges and active change with the Theta Chis Sun- cated in Ontario, is on campus e East San Fernando dges who received their pins Sun- members at the Red Barn on day evening Several of the (rater- iday to interview former studela 24 Sunday. New initiates are Bill provided enter- (Up the street from the campus) STUDIO day are: Jim Bell. Fred Cerruti, Inity members lof Chaffey CY 7-2121 Dennis Crinnion, Dale Dots, Bud Bjorge, Paul Eckhardt and Tom tainment I Miss Clark is making' her lice , Donaldson, Larry Flock, Edwin J. Lionvale. quarters in Room 118. CHI OMEGA 5 years ago this picture would Gaede, Robert Johtison, Roger The pledge class include, Da- 'prive been, CENSORED! Lange na Leva-, Ken Licheristein, Fred The Chi Omega actives en- Jay Michpiu. .Tack Morgan, Kemper, Bob Huebner, Jim Wil- 'tertained their new "little sisters" Dick Murray, John Murray, Tony liams, Dick Mabie, Bob Windham, at a dinner at the Hawaiian Gar- "RANSOM" Passerilli, Ron Rice. Ted Rose- and Bob Sharp. dens Sunday night. and Storena Senior men Academy Award Wrir!er7s GLENN FORD - DONNA REED - Now it con be shown graduate students in Engineering, Physical Sciences, Business IHEATRE Administration, Arts and Science
MUSS 4 .M4 400 sAnItitSt. Rood Show Engagement Here's your chance to discuss a career in the fast- CHAPMAN OLSON , F.verson, Sigma Nu at the Alpha -- Week Der, SAT-SON ENGAGEMENTS Warren is moving field of communications and electronics! 51 The reading of a Valentines Day Phi House Sunday. TI 11 75c. 'fir 4 Gen Acne administration After 4 $1.25 51.25 1_1 OlIS LAMPS teleg ram and the passing of a la graduate business red ;student from Lafayette and Miss AMERICAS OWN MUSICAL' Marlene Lampe announced her heart shaped bouquet of roses week told of iClark is an education major from THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR engagement to Tom Lyons at a at Walton Hall last family dinner at her home re- the engagement of Karen Olson, !Klamath Falls, Oregon AND ; cently. Misr; Lampe ia a senior j business melee to Marvin Chap- AZZAOTJI LOILDGE GUYS of ' education major, and Lyons is a ! man of Hayward. Joe Azzabui, past president DOLLS ' senior police major and a member MATHEW WHITEHURST Theta Xi, informed his fraternity CINERIASCOICree re COLOR! . of Chi Pi Sigma. police fraternity. Sandy Whitehurst, Occupational brothers of his pinning to Shirley A summer wedding is planned. Therapy major, passed a candle L. Lordge Monday night. Azzaoui , CLARICE STELLLNG ' at Walton Hall recently to an- is a geology major and, Miss UNITED ARTISTS ' At a recent Kappa Phi meeting, nounce her engagement to Bob Leadge is a former &TS student. Sidling revealed her en- Moni- HAUGOARD SHERVET In,tenn rocks,. Jot'. S n,nr Carolyn Mayhew, a student at Santa gagemcnt to Gary Clarke, Alpha City College. Both Mies White- The traditional candle was pas- HELEN OF TROY ca ; Phi Omega. Both are junior edu- burst and Mayhew are from Los sed at the Kappa Kaopa Gamma announce - PlUS cation majors. Angeles. house Monday night to 24 HOUR ALERT the pinning of Jean Shervcy to .10,6 Webb , DIVECCHIO ROTHA Jim Hougoard, Delta Upsilon. ! The reading of a poem at the PINNINGS Hougoard as it pre-dental major Kappa Alpha pledge dance Feb from San Francisco and Miss CALIFORNIA II revealed the engagement of BARTEL COHJEIN Shervcy is a K.P. major from San DISFFIY S FULL UNGTH Jerry Rothe, junior home econo- Bob Bartel, Theta Chi, announc- Jose major, and Angelo DiVec- Cohen, THE LITTLEST OUTLAW mies ed his pinning to Judy ZIEGLER IZUSLEV IN rtCHmicotos chio. tumor math major. The Alpha Chi Omega, at a Theta Sue Lcusley of Kappa Kappa Karla, !slate's sat-evaded the coo- Chi meeting last week announced her pinning -Hus- Gamma . - a plans arc indefinite GEORGE MORRIS Monday night to Bob Ziegler of 'JUNGLE GENTS" Nt %'¦ \ ROBLES A jack-in-the-box announced Beta Theta Pi at Stanford. Miss All, linters, senior recreation I the pinning of Shirley Ann Morris, Leteley is a sophomore and Zie- MAYFAIR major, announced her eng,agement Alpha Omicron Pi, to Troy George gler ta a senior. to Lawry Mann, USN. at a party ' Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Stanford. Representatives from these companies will be on hand to discuss your VICTOR MATURE in Carmel last weekend. The Miss Morris is a junior K.P. major career in the Bell System. "The Lost Frontier’ couple plan to be married in the and George is majoring in psycho- qualifications and opportunities for a T.rt, Angeles Latter Day Saint i Plus ALEC GUINLI. logy PARKING - - in June DUFFS* l PRICE Clo both Bell Telephone Laboratories wants " The Detective" Itti tee. KIRK Jerry Price, Alpha 'Tau Ome- elto Pacific Telephone ... needs i graduates for research Ilni Mu President Margaret i ga, recently announced his pin- IV!, It F or You technical and non-technical gradu- technical Kirk pasaci the traditional candle i for responsible engi and development work in communi- EL RANCHO ning to Dorothy Duffy, Alpha ates to train to her sorority sisters recently to 1 Chi Omega. Price a senior P E. ilea- I ,r,on neering and other types of telephone cations and electronics with one of tsuost cot aneounct her engagement. to John i major from Canion. is the presi- operating work on the Pacific Coast the world's foremost research lab- ARTISTS AND MODELS Bragg. Miss Kirk is a junior in- i dent of the SJS ski club. Miss T C P oratories in the-New York area. D.,71. Margie kr.). ., a..- araaraeon major, and Bragg; Duffy ii. a Occupational Thee ,ra Western Electric Company...need, - PLUS- , motor from Los natoa. Silva's Shell engineering and business adminis Sandia Corporation...has openings QUEEN BEE 1 I Slit .\ WILSON; ' EVERSON CLARK fourth Fr rnondo tration graduates to work on the for graduates in electronics and _ Brace Tiaricn, Delte Upsilone Georgia Clark; Alpha Phi. An Across horn Stuciont Union announced his engagement to Bev : n lint n,1 1,,r r):nnir):: 14, W;irtf 4, distribution and installation of tele- physical sciences for applied re- TOWNE Wilson. Alpha Phi, last Monde:, phone equipment on the Pacific search, development, and design on phases of atomic weapotui All VISNIY SHOW Coast, and for field engineering on ordnance I -' SKI RENTALS ;IA\ ƒ SOWDEIL electronic devices. near Albuquerque, N. M. L AFRICAN LIONS :yti Sowder, general (ACM- special rius- eill.11y major. recently told her Skiing's Fun for Evetyune friends at Walton Hall of her Please sign up in advance at STORmY ,qigagt.ment to Ray Hayes. Both Skis. Poles Toboggans are from Merced. Hayes is cm- Ski Boots Sleds Please sign up in advance at the Placement Office insurance firm. Wed- Sle Pants Tire chains :rifler(' by an and 6 SARATOGA ae it plans were not revealed : Ski Parkas Ski Racks Interviewers will be on campus March 5 June *flew. - Alen I g )(MIME BUTLER. (odd THE McCONNELL STORY lien Doolittle, Theta Chi. an- CLARA -PLUS- aseincral big engagement to Pat MEL COTTON'S 568 W. SANTA
TRACK OF THE CAT Butler, Delta Gamma, Mondas Open Thursday Evenings Till 900 1ebeq1 INthhwm right. Doolittle la a senlionlola . . FREE PARKING IN REAR . Bell A) System 1 anti Mite Butler is a junior.