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Rubinstein Concert Cloudy Skies Today Arthur It pianist, %%III kariabie s lowliness Is the play a group of Chopin ssaltzes predicition f o r today in the recorded concert , ,.han \ residents tn- In the Library Record concerts 444, e 3.0 r r says It will Are presented M la s thmigh Is ss loller. With t h Friday. fr noon to I p.m. and high r ging beissetin fia and repeated from 11 to p iii. in 70 de u-s. Ile also prediet the first floor study in the Spatiatta Wilds if to 10 miles Library*, south wing. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE A 1R31" VOL. 45 .4111P'' SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1957 No. 23 U.S. Rocket Successful; STOP IT SOME MORE! 'Superman' Ike, Macmillan Confer To Close Run By LOLA SHERMAN Set Up Nuclear Cal Vet Vouchers Missile Fired Last two performances of "Man and Superman- will be given Cal Vets are requested to pick tonight and tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock in the College Theatre. Study Groups up attendance soisehers f o r By Air Force Recognized as one of George Bernard Shaw's best efforts, the October subsistence, according play attempts to debunk Victorian standards of the period. WASHINGTON (UP) Presi- to Glen E. Guttorrnsen, account- WASHINGTON (HP) The Air One of these standards is the principle that the man must pur- dent Eisenhower and British Prime ing officer. Vouchers may he Force confirmed yesterday that it sue the woman. Ann Whitefield, ably played by Gail Anderson, suc- Minister Harold Macmillan di- picked up in the Accounting Of- fired two rockets designed to ceeds in chasing [Ivan Paulsen as Jack Tanner, M.I.R.C. (Member Idle rected their aides yesterday to fice, Room :IL Main Building. reach an altitude of 1000 to 4000 Rich Class), from the English dr af t immediate recommenda- Deadline is today. miles. One succeeded but the out- Conntryside to a Spanish villa tions for poolinq British and Am- come of the other was still in Band Day Miss Ellralieth Loeffler does erican resources in ddveloping mis- doubt. a reniarkahte job of directing siles and atomic energy. A spokesman said the first ro- this production sshich contains The President and the Prime cket was fired from a balloog-sup- Tomorrow no much or shan's philosophy Minister, flanked by their chief Journalists ported platform 20 miles above coupled with his storytelling. foreign policy advisers and atomic Eniwetok Atoll in the Pacific Sun- San Jose State Music Depart- Shaw was a rebel, and his experts, met for 70 minutes yes- day. The second was fired the next ment will sponsor the second an- characters follow his lines of To Attend thinking Tanner is delightful in terday morning in the cabinet day. nual High School Band Day to. room of the White House. Air Force said it did not The morrow, wording to Roge r S. No tickets are ainilable for A joint statement issued after know how high the first rocket tonight 4.t tomorrow es ealng's the meeting said two special study Ad Seminar Mu z a y, associate professor o went, because of the failure of performances a f "Si an and music and faculty member groups were set up on "nuclear re- California newspaper represen- telemetry equipment used to ra- Superman," according to College lationship and cooperation" be- tatives frbm 23 dailies and 29 dio back data from the rocket. charge of the event. Theater hos office personnel. tween the United States and Great weeklies will attend the third an- The spokesman said this equip- Approximately 700 high school Britain and the "field of military nual California Newspaper Pub- ment failed at the instant the ro- band members from 10 bay area 'his refusal to conform to conven- "No, no, no!" cries .11as k Tanner, portrayed here by defense, particularly those prob- cket pierced the huge balloon in hart Paulsen. high schools will participate in the tion. He is at his best when de- lishers Assn. advertising seminar "Sea, yes, yes!" insists Ann Whitefield, played by Gail Anderson, Gene lems dealing with missiles and scheduled for today and Saturday its upward rush. No further signals as she sinks her hooks into her prey. -The action elimayes the Band Day. They will also perform fending Violet. portrayed by rocketry." at Newman Hall, 79 S. 5th St. were heard, but observers on the final scene of George Bernard Shaw's cometly. photo by Girard. with the SJS Marching Band dur- Gould, from the family's outrage White House Press Secretary Seminar faculty members will ground could see the rocket take ing half-time at the North Texas at the girl's pregnancy. James C. Hagerty said that lead- include L. E. Ileindel, advertising off straight up. They had no way State game. Violet's standards of wealth and ers of both nations realized that director, San Jose Mercury-News; of knowing how high it went. Seniors To Announce A distinctive feature of the day, position prevent her from dis- in some of the fields under discus- Richard W. Pelton, county adver- The Air Force described the Muzzy noted, will be afternoon closing the fact that she is sec- sion legislation might be needed tising manager. San Bernardino second firing, on Monday, as clinic sessions. Wind players retly mailed to oh horror of hor- to authorize closer cooperation. Sun-Telegram; Ernest Ni Ise n, successful, but gasp no detail's Gams Winner Saturday (those not playing percussion in- rors --an American. Hector Malone This was an apparent reference manager copy service, San Jose on the rocket's altitude. Ilow- struments) will rehearse in Morris Jr.. played by Richard Rossome. to the U.S. Atomic Energy Act Mercury-News; Merwyn Ballard. ever, the project, called "Far- The owner of SJS' most gor- of admission will count as votes Dailey Auditorium during t h e Shaw's rather sins pitmen- side," was designed to send a which prohibits exchanging this mechanical superintendent, Salin- geous "gams" will be disclosed at for any candidate until 11:30 p.m. clinics. tary opinion of Americans Is rocket to an altitude of 1000 to country's top nuclear secrets with as Californian; Clair Otis, adver- midnight tomorrow night when Music of several name bands has furthered by Philip Upton, who 4000 miles. Gerry Stasko, SJS graduate now other nations. tising director, Eu rek a News- the final votes are tallied in the been tape-recorded for dancing. appears as Hector Malone Sr. The Air Force said it wouldn't teaching a t Sam Ramon High Hagerty said if the American- papers, Inc.; and Glen W. Peters, annual "Gorgeous Gams" contest, Trophies will be awarded to the Typical Victorian attitudes are know how high the second rocket School in Danville, Cal., will ditect I3 ritish discussions indicate a zone supervisor, retail advertis- sponsored by t h e Senior Class. first, second and third place win- represented by the somewhat pom- went until complicated telemetry the drum majors clinic. Thomas need for action by Congress, the ing, Los Angeles Times. Jack Norton, sponsored by Halls ners, and a perpetual trophy will pous Roebuck Ramsden. played by data received from it was analyz- Eagan, associate professor of mu. President will submit recommen- Lectures and round table dis- of Ivy, led yesterday's race with be given to his sponsoring organ- Joseph Markham. a 6 d Sterling ed. Scientists worked through last Sic. will lend the drums ses.sion. dations to congressional learierr. cussions will deal with 13.79. izatien. ' " Norris as Ociavkai, too sirupy- night on this task, but were not Heading the baton twirling clinic The Joint statement said the selling problems, salesmanship. copy The announcement will be made good to he human. expected to come up with altitude Voting will take place today will b e Jtan Dickey. SJS head itrinelpal itint of the Eisent er- and layout, production, markets, at a dance, also sponsored by the A touch of humor is added by figures until some time today. from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in majorette, while Jerri liallock, Macmillan talks was "to study and planning for the customer. seniors following the North Texas Robert Montilla portraying t he In other developments: the Outer and Library Quads. Pen- head song girl, will conduct song ways In ohleh our two countries DR. BENTEL WELCOMES State football game. Admission to cockney Henry Straker, a chauf- A Thor missile with a 1500- nies will count as votes, and stu- girl activities. can he of greater service to the Dr. Dwight Bentel, chairman of the dance is 50 cents for couples feur whose opinions are not con- mile range was launched success- dents may vote as many times as free world and towards that end, CNPA advertising seminar com- and 35 cents for stags. The price Carrying Latin America fined to automobiles. He sees fully yesterday at the Cape Cana- they wish, according to Jan Bru- out the how ,,or joint resources can be of the Journalism tomorrow's game, the straight through the cunning Miss mittee and head veral, Fla., test center. The inter- derer, Gorgeous Gams chairman. theme for' led and realized to maximion and Advertising Department, wel- 11 bands, with drum majors. maj- Whitefield. mediate range balilstic missile Other candidates, their spon- efficiency." comed seminar participants this orettes, and song girls, will present Shirley Ahern Is seen as Mrs. streaked almost straight up. then Lifeboat Is sors and totals of yesterday are: The two study groups are ex- morning at 9. Carl R. Hoffmann, "Chiapanecas." "Siboney," and a Witltefleid. and Sandra Palmer arced over the ocean firing range. Bob Richards, Ivy H a II, $1.84; pected to submit recommendation's professor of advertising, is pro- march, "Indiana State Band." appears In the malirs mole. The Defense Department announc- Mike Colby, Delta Sigma Phi, today. gram director for the seminar. Featured Film New half-time feature to be in- Period costumes by Miss Bar- ed it landed "in the pre-selected $1.71; Keith Ferris, Phi Sigma Hagerty said the President does Delegates from the weeklies in- 'Lifeboat" will he the next movie augurated tomorrow night will he neice Prisk. stage sets by J. Wen- target area." Kappa. $1.66; Bob Daggett, Alpha not plan to call congressional (Continued on page to be shown free in the College the firing of a cannon after each dell Johnson and Ken Dorst's 2) --A test rocket. smaller Omicron Pi, $1.64; Jack Sidiow, leaders into the meetings with of. Army lighting enhance the Imaginal-3, -- Thor, also WAS fired successfully Theater Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Alpha Phi Omega, $1.31; Lee touchdown. A member Macmillan. Nor, he said, are there ROTC, with torch and kerosene trip into the lives of those involved yesterday from Cape Canaveral. showings are part of the "Unusual Howard. Sigma Kappa. 90 cents; immediate plans to Call the in Sputnik -leas 1903. any It was the fifth launched there Movie Series" under the direction ignite the offhbeefsfeititdi..to with the Pat Maloney. Kappa Kappa Gam- - - leaders to a meeting Voting 14* Queen since Tuesday night. of Dr. Hugh Gillis of the Speech awtiedll Snitthee t enderrani n, pre- ma, 80 cents. President beyond the normal The Air Force disclosed that and Drama Department. Wayne Montgomery, Phi Mu, 54 This Is the first time a cannon session conferences usually held in Bomare anti-aircraft mIssile "Lifeboat" stars Talullah Rank- Faculty Drive To Continue Today cents; Leigh Weimers. Sigma ('hi, has been introduced at football early December. launched In Florida Wednesday head and Wiliam Pendia and is 46 cents; Charlie Bretton, Kappa games in the West Coast, Muzzy Minister Harold Macmilan di- Due to disappearance Wednes- knocked (14111111 n target "Drone" directed by Alfred Hitchcock. acre end their confer- Alpha, 45 cents: Ron Robinson, commented. Will Continue expected to day night of three billboards with bomber more than 100 miles out The film aroused considerable Kappa Delta, 37 cents; Ted Ter- No card stunts will be present- 'rhe faculty tinted Givers' Drive ences sometime today. They will pictures of all 30 Homecoming oser the Atlantic. The Bomare Is interest when first shown, due to zakis, Kappa Alpha Theta, 31 ed. due to the High School Rand will be continued until Nov. 1. ac- Issue a joint communique shortly queen candidates, voting for the a defense weapon designcd In its unusual format. Most of the cents; and Bruce O'Neil. Marimur Day, John Aguiar, card stunts cording to Dr. James Jacobs, thereafter. 10 finalists will continue today, Intercept attacking aircraft up action is confined to a single life- Hall, 5 cents. chairman. announced today. drive coordinator. according to Paul Girard. Home- to 230 miles distant. boat and its shipwrecked It ran car- survi- Dr. Jacobs spoke at a United coming publicity chairman. ry an atomic warhead. vors. Givers' luncheon yesterday at the SDX To Sell One billboard was found Thurs- ATOMIC HORSEPOWER Sainte Claire Hotel. He stated morning and four missing pic- daytures that a total of $7655.75 has been Send-Home tures were replaced with photo- Atomic Reactor May Be Used contributed by the SJS faculty. studio portraits. The other This total is 80 per cent of the two billboards have not yet beefs In New Eugineerinfr Building rime goal. Spartan Daily found. Topic for Dr. Jacobs' speech was By BOB KAUTH the Send-home edition of The Spar- Election booths are located in "St. Peter vs. Old Nick." In A "swimming pool- atomic reactor, a type which may be in- the many rea- tan Daily will be on sale for 10 the Inner Quad. Names of the 10 speech he outlined cluded in the new SJS Engineering Building, welt shewn ho a group of should contribute cents per copy in the Outer Quad finalists will appear in Monday's sons why people state, industrial, and college officials at the Generml Electric Atomic Givers' Campaign. Tuesday through Friday. accord- Daily. to the United Spartan Power Plant at Vallecitos yesterday. ing to Jim Drennan, editor of the For example, he stated that it The final contestants will model If obtained, the reactor would be used to familiarize students edition. costs $16,800 in tax money to in a fashion show to he held of engineering, physics, and chemistry with basic nuclear problems, Sigma Delta Chi, national pro- keep a man in prison and support Thursday. Oct. 31. at 8 p.m. in according to Norman 0. Gunderson, Engineering Department fessional journalistic fraternity, head. Morris Dailey Auditorium. At that *officials that the neo Engineering his family for a year. A small con- will publish the fourth annual ed- time, the queen end her four Building would be training en- tribution to an agency. such as the item of the paper this week. Bob princesses will be selected by a glneers for many years. Therefore, Craft. president of the fraternity, Communit Forum Youth Center, might deter this panel of judges. he said, it should include facilities said todery. man from a life of crime and save necessary for adequate training Contents of the publication will The identity of the queen will be money. for the next 30 or 40 years. in- this include news and pictures of cam- revealed at the Coronation Ball. to To Movie Show cluding an exposure to atomic en- pus activity particularly interest- be held Nov. 2 in the Exposition "Mexico-Off the Beaten Path," gineering. ing to parents of SJS students, Building, Santa Clara Coo n t y color movie, will be shown by the USES; WATER 411 II III is Drennan added. Fairgrounds. It Community Forum at 7:30 p.m. Because t h c "swimming pool" Approximately 1500 copies will The girl who is chosen queen reactor uses a water instead of a be printed. 500 more than has will reign over all the traditional Sunday in Morris Dailey Auditor- You say you like steel core, the process of produc- II been printed in previous years, Homecoming activities, including ium. ...III Bulky Sweaters? ing atomic energy can be observed. Craft said.. parade, bonfire rally, and football Dr. Donald S ha w, SI Well, war-time This increases its training value. Roos has I game with COP. Navy photographer and former as- It can also he used for under- so new one that's to previous reports III Contrary sociate of Lowell Thomas, will graduate research. so bulky only Post-(yraduate Somers is a candidate for II Sylvia narrate the picture. which is the The reactor generates heat and the very strong Il s Post -graduate students who will Fraternity. third in the "Wourld not electricity. It operates on Delta Upsilon Before Your five II can wear it III qualify for credentials at the end Eyes' series being presented by kilowattsailthough it can be toned back of the Fall semester must file ap- the forum. up higher it approved by the :sans brace! III plications through the Credentials From Bring a friend Union Asks Year jungles of San Blas in the Atomic Energy Commission. The 111 Office during the month of Nov- west to Mayan ruins of Yucatan in cost of maintenance r uns corn - to help you ember, according to Marie S. Kal- WASHINGTON - - (UP) The the east, from the last cave dwel- paratively low. II fry one on. II tenborn, credentials in a final plea lers in secretary. Teamsters Union, North America at Chihua- He noted the Engineering Depart - The neo 5.15 Enginetirim: Building may ineliale an atomic. I.. - III At Roos. 72.95 Appointments for this purpose to avoid ouster from the AFL- him to Mayan descendants along ments at the Universities of Mich- actor 'similar to the ladling %%Ater reactor being used al the tom - II should be made immediately CIO, asked yesterday for a year's the Guatemala, border in La a igan and Pennsylvania are using era! Electric Atomic Poster Plant at Valleeittas. Although it good 0 smaller and haw pooerful than the tattling ssater reactor in- through t he Credentials Office, time to rid itself of allegedly cor- Cases. Shaw traveled 15.000 mites similar reactora for instructional deal cluded inside of the dome. the 5.15 reactor still he toted to at qualm v iz..., am,: __ while Room 120, Miss Kaltentx)rn said. rupt influences. photographing this picture. purposes students of engineering, physics, and chemistry ssith atomic poster...... mtsit+. =oomortoommor. ^- -
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Friday. October '25, 457 If It's Quiet "It's too noisy; I can't study in 1.) here!" Distracted only investigation is on how the Rooters Court can help to enforce the com- This is a cry which is heard Dear Thrust and Parry: mittee ruling. A Story all the way from 4th St. clear With a Moral I went to the game Saturday The individual who wrote this We've found it sit ;n comparative anonymity down to 14th St. Evidently it is a my interesting to in night. I was all set to holler article also feels that since our ihe Coop and listen talk. said, it's problem which exists everywhere. were to you, the students, As we inter- lungs out for our team. We team hasn't been winning, we esting. But we for The Coyote at the College of didn't say it's pleasant. doing real well. should let our rooting section We've sat mental Idaho recently took a poll, asking there and made notes as you popped off about After the half the score Was 27- stand still and deteriorate. Maybe things in students what they thought about general. As you cut student Go, ernment. And Rally Com- 0. Spartans should have been wild I am mistaken, but I thought that mittee. And the And school spirit. And having study hours in the dorms. administration. this news- with excitement; Spartans should this attitude went out with World One bright-eyed freshman replied. paper. And on and on and on. have been showing their team they %Var. I. Now we realize this is only normal. The art of griping is a finely "It depends on what you're going appreciated the good work. What Having a spirited group behind developed one among college students. Were surprised that it, too. to study. If you're studying golf, were Spartans doing? Someone you can do many advantageous hasn't come up for accreditation. lgoodies, or records. yes. If books. picks a fight and soon the whole type team. I personally do not see However, there a -e times when it makes us downright mad to rooting section turns its back to things for a football team or any hear: the drivel thrown out by the hypocrites in our midst who sir the game and watches the fight The City College of San Fran- anything wrung with trying to back and pretend that h:ndsight is knowledge. instead. cisco is trying something which have our rooting section "Big We are referring, in particular, to the critics of student body Is this the way to treat a vic- might be a worthwhile addition Time." I also do not feel it is an government. From listening to their comments and reading their let- torious team? ! to our Coop. According to The Impossible situation. CONGRATU- ters, it is obvious that most of their criticism is based on ignorance. I. naturally, have heard about Guardsman: "Recent innovation of LATIONS, MISS SIMONET for Naturally, questions arise concerning this facet of college life. the lack of spirit of the Spartans. music in the cafeteria seems to be having enough foresight and de- But wouldn't it be the more mature approach to search for the an- But this is going too far. If we had highly satisfying. Students who termination to do something about swers before forming judgments? The answer to that should be sim- a little interest in our team it tend to linger over their coffee, our rooting section problem, and ple enough. could become the team we'd like rile anxious waitresses hover to move ahead, rather than hide Wednesday, the Student Council met in Morris Dailey Auditor- it to be. It's a vicious circle but nearby, are sped on their way by your head in the sand, and forget ium. The topics it discussed ..ere of the sort that are certain to bring ANO QUIT INTRODUCING ME A5 YOUR 005010 FRIEND!' it's got to stop somewhere. Why fast rhumba or rock and roll, about the problem as the paper discussion in the future. Topics such as wearing white at football la don't we show 'em how to do it? while others who gulp down their suggests. games and bringing a Hollywood starlet here for Homecoming. -A Freshman, Judith E. Jares food are urged to take it easier PAUL THILTGEN "--tf-ria haven't started already, you probably will be talking about ASH 6560 to the soft strains Of Rachmaninoff ASB A3451. 2" these "items soon. And undoubtedly, some of you will be highly critical. Me or Tschaikowsky." 7 But one glaring fact remains. The meeting was held in the audi- Complete Pessimism? :torium to give more of you a chance to attend and find out what Fine Thing! is going on. Journalists To Dear Thruat and Pal y: Dear Thrust and Parry: t The audience totaled 4 persons. In your editorial of Oct. 18, I A fine thing! Where was the And we feel relatively sure that the criticism will come from the lict ceat again attempted to trudge through Spartan band at the Aztec-SJS 11,996 students who obviously were not in attendance. By RANDIE E. POE Attend Meeting another article of complete pessi- game? Other than at half-time, t Sure, this paper tries to put the facts right before you in simple (Continued from Page 1) mism for the upmpteenth time the band was heard from only 7 black-and -white letters. But if all of the news is not put into headlines elude Robert K. Smith, Fort Bragg this year. The other editorial writ- three or four times during the en- i the sire..af kindergarten primers, many of you will miss it. Naturally. Advocate-News; Al Huxley, Fow- ers also have seemed to be steep- tire game. Many times during we caniat be quite so elementary in our presentation of the news. A pair of cornpone hillbillies the Everly Brothers have had ler Ensign: Alan Irish and Arthur ed in this unfortunate attitude. time outs the high school band
: The moralof this editorial is a simple one: If you have a ques- the musical world in a coma the past seven months. Miller, Burlingame Advance-Star: Specifically, in regard to the ed- played while our band just sat. the tion, try to find answer before you start criticizing. And if you First they released a piercing disc entitled "Bye Bye Love." Howard Aley and Stanley Harts, itorial of the 18th, the reporter More ... not once when the Spar- ; are too lazy to seek an answer, keep your oral orifice closed. Bingo if sold a million and one-half copies and is still moving. Los Angeles Highland Park News- again expostulates on the fact that tans tallied did our band come out Then came "Wake up Little Susie," a tangy but innocent iii Herald and Journal; Charlie Bur- the Rally Committee chairman has with a fight sons. Poor show! ditty. Last week Billboard reported that it, too, had just hooped over chett, Temple City Times: Richard been summoned to appear before One more complaint . . . When :Would One-Way if alkers the million mark. Jackman, Donald Fetherolf, Ralph the Student Court. The reporter a football team, any team, comes It is now the No. 1 pops record. the No. 2 western tune, and the Markham and Jim Hamra, Van states that this is an investigation onto the field at the start of the game or after half-time, the cheer- `Gek-Up' in the World? second most played song an the rhythm and blues charts. Nuys News; Joseph Anello a n d of the committee's action in set- What do Phil list and Don (20i Everly possess which turns gig- Anita Jacobus, Campbell Press, ting up a split rooting section; leaders lead the rooters in a yi II. By JOHN ADAMS You walk down the hall and are gling girlies into soft putty? however, if this person would read -What happened? Sorensen, One-was hallwas, why not? faced with the decision of one-way Last week I had an opportunity to chat with the Everly' Broth- Orlee Oakdale his own paper, he would have IA'ayne Wilkinson Leader; Dana Nletiaugh a n d ASB 3059 Seems like the answer to all stairs. Well, what's the sense of ers. They are an 'extremely tight-lipped duo, with Phil doing the found that the entire situation had : crowding problems in existing or majority of the talking. . Gene Thrall, Santa Clara Jour- been misinterpreted, and that the walking down to the other end nal; William Wine ka, Costa 7 future buildings. A step further Part of our conversation went like this: Open at I P.M. of the building to go down the cor- Mesa tildwi !Herald: Richard D. z is jip have one-way stairs. Good Q- What gives your material a unique quality? Pizza with a "Personality" ide f-e_ rect stairs? A It’s hard to say why people like us so much. We've been Reddick, Newport Harbor News- Sp:22fringa Press: W. staniey 13 a r 14 e r, HOUSE OF PIZZA Flitilzieni-class crushing that is Being the intelligent scholar singing together since we were seven and have been on radio, Nma3zzoimiF _ Mountain Democrat, Placerville; now goaing-...on would be removed that you are, you naturally figure TV and worked in road shoviw. 395 Almaden Ave., CY 7-9906 Boyd J. Coffman, Buena Park Entered as second class matter April peariaintix from the problem list. you can cheat the system and get Q Many people feel your type of music creates riots and row- 24, 1934, at San Jose, Calif.. under th Near the Civic Auditorium But-..thire will still be a problem! away before detection. Thinking diness, Do you agree? News, sof of March 3, 1879. Member Califon- ;;F-iiii'''.eitaxople. say it's 10:19 in about which stairs to use, has used .4 That’s crazy. I've listened to rock and roll all my life Niesespapar Publishers' Association. James Buchanan, Crescent City Published d ily by the Associat d Stu- the morning and you are on your up about thirty seconds. So about and I've never rioted. It's the people, not the music, who do Del Norte Triplicate; Carolee dents of San Jose State College, except the time you are halfway down, th, righting. NOW way Irani' a meeting on the top Fisher and Harvey Knauer, Pismo Saturday and Sunday, during the college and buried deep in the center of Q Where did you develop year with one issue -f4aor..-of the Centennial Building. your musical interest? Times; Dee Meredith, Sonoma In- during each final a stairwoll thy class bell rings. .4 Our mother and elernin tion period. father have been singing in road shows dex-Tribune; Vic Weather, Mrs. Mel Young for a long time. Don and I have been on the Grand Ole Opry for Subscriptions accepted only on a re- ENGINE OVERHAULS Wanda Hanson and Howard Van mainder-of.school year basis. In fall Calloway's Crystal the last two years. We've just been se- and 6 Cyl. $55 Cyl. $75 waiting until we are old Dyk, Norwalk Call Advertiser; and mester, $4; in spring semester. $2. enough to audition for records. Automatic Transmissions $75 Creamery Fred Shanbour, Gardena Valley loins,. Mgr. LARRY KAUFMAN Jeanie Valves $15 up Q How do you spend your spare moments? Editor LEIGH WEIMERS Johnson Fountain: Breakfast, Lunch, News. Day Ed;tor A We’re booked solid for a year now. We open at the Para- MAXWELL SHAPIRO Fred & John's Garage Dinner Dancing to mount in New Vork in about three weeks. REPRESENT 1557 S. 1st St. CY 5-45111 7th & E. SANTA CLARA We don't really have DAILIES JACK WEEKS ORCHESTRA any hobbies. We just sing. Daily representatives will be THIS COUPON GOOD FOR No admissiion charge Q -Did you feel in the beginning that you would be so successful? John Olmsted. Jr. and Laurel or weelends $1.00 $1 only on Fr:day & Saturdais A -No. You never know in this business. It was a great surprise Brown, Petaluma Argus-Courier, ON ANY PURCHASE when "Bye Bye Love" went over so big. Harry L. Gooss, Tulare Advance - OF 53 75 OR MORE RAVE YOU TRIED THEIOUVRE Following our chat, the FA C K'S II Everly Brothers brushed off their Register; James S. Hayward and Ed Eby, Florist charcoal suits 960 BUSH MISS JONES ? and tiptoed onstage. A gurgle, then an uproarious Larry Boline, Watsonville Reg- 525 E. Santa Clara STREET NITELY screech came from the packed crowd. ister-Pajaronian; John L. Mellin- MUSIC An armada of skirts, sweaters, and blouses, fully populated, jump- ger, Leo Chiantelli and John Bug- EXCEPT MONDAY ed out of their seats and pushed toward the stage. Soon, the hillbillies ure a imes- an .a were asking little Susie to wake up. ontili=mismissim mum= The once-noisy audience quieted. Wendell Beck, Madera N e wit- I Vie Jay Sileuca4e 5 5 'f W. SANTA CLARA Tribune; Gene Westin and Jerry Billings, San Jose Mercury-News;
AT TI-IE UNDE RsPA SS IMotivation Research Finds Edwin Davis and Carter Kemp S.F.'s SOFT DRINK NIGHT CLUB BE S I DE TI-IE ME MOM D Van Ee, Willows Daily Journal; Present's Great Namos 'People Like Tail Fins, Ovals Glenn Engberg, Alan Sample and CURRY TJADER & TRIO Jim Thorburn, Palo Alto Times, VIRGIL GONSALVES & HIS SEXTET CHICAGO IUPI Red and white about the dilapidated cars. Les Benson, Ralph Conrad and OPEN NIGHTLY packages help sell cigarettes. Tail Corcoran's firm, advisers in ma- Dave Blacmer, Hollywood Citizen- 90 MARKET STREET tins boost automobile sales. And nagement, was retained to study News; Earl Berkeley, Antioch Led- Leave I.D. Cards Home cutting the price of a beer might consumer attitudes toward repair ger; Ernest W. Murphree, S a n 49dafrts#oe 8147T reduce the sales, too. garages. His interviewers asked Bernardino Sun; Mrs. Beth Run. These are some of the findings each subject to draw a picture dell, Humboldt Beacon; and Faye of Motivation Research. Here are of a car. -tompoiewinitspleopligric-111 . Oft Scott 'Flint, Hollister Evening Free others: SPARTAN DRIVE-IN EL RANCHO THEATRE All the drawings fell into three Lance. Women don't like triangles. Most "3:10 TO YUMA" major types. There was the long. ALCAZAR EVES. (ma;: ""’) 8:30 (',...v7 "House of Numbers" p.m.) V,,' Hr4, Gift, Fo d people like ovals. People who drive sleek job with all sorts of doo- L I.EAR MASON & ROwELL Mats. Saturdays at 2:30 P.M. -'11EYOND MOMBASSA" "I Was a Teenage dilapidated cars frequently have dads. This was ex- the car of the 1 1V ENLY FOOD DO 2-3634 _ -earm@t W,si, Donna Reed Werewolf" marked inferiority complexes. hibitionist. The survey showed he MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED "Between Heaven & Hell" 'Invasion of the Saucermen' Martin J. Corcoran. a leading ex- wouldn't spend money on an en- 1:Mt MRTIES Robe- Warr.- Teiry Moo,e ponent of the "depth interview" gine overhaul or repairs that would 11W -Q I r in determining l'IlONE CY 3-1682 111111111111F1111111111111111111111111111111111 what people will not show. He'd rather trade for a 1111111 1 11111 1111111111111111 II THEATER buy, was the man who found out 1 I il I 11111 1111111111111111 II III STUDIO new car. 4OWL11;1 Vi I I IBM 1111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII "Story of Esther Costello" IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111111IIIIIII -krie C awfo d Rossano Br tti Piag hiltill1111111111111111111111t1I1111111111111 MAKE THE FIRST IIIIIII111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1 "Woman BVT TYIP " 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111/11111 of the River" STATE MEAT BABY A WiTlf TgiBtifit Sophi Loren PLEASURE patotRAID
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Altos; Brooke Shehley, Los Altos; I Friday, October r. 1957 nr.IIRTAN DA.1141-1 Sandia Ward, Antioch; Margaret Hectic Two Weeks of Rush Ends ) Wilkinson, Whittier; Colette Zuni- Hudson, Ran Jose: Audrey Hunter. ; son. San Jose; Margaret Roehr. ; back. Alameda. !San Carlos; Janis Gaye Jacobsen, San Mateo; Karen Ann Schuetz, Judith Lynn Johnson. PHI MU Los Gatos; Bakeirstjeld; Bonnie Stone, Mon- San Jose; Sharron I.. Johnston, - The pledges of Phi Mu include tehelki: Judith th'aiswiloll. As Riverside: Jeri Margaret Jorgen- Pledges Judith Beth, Castro Valley; Mara- Sororiiies Valley; Julie Drina Announce %%Alan's...Al. sen, Ripon; Carole Kalinoald, On- fly CATHY FERGUSON Zurier, Piedmont. trip, Pat Webb, San Jose; Caro- 'yr& Browne, Salinas; Patricia N ....mite National Park. JeJan Reardon, Mill Valley; Jac- Fran- The No-Doze is put away. Ach- ALPHA OMICRON PI lyn Weishaar. Ontario: Sandy Wil- Browne, San ifise: Eleanor Brun- tario; Arlene Kansora. San queline Rowson. Atherton; Diane cisco; Maureen Kelleher. Oak- ing feet are soaking. Rush is over Alpha Omicron pi pledged Mary burn. Yreka. Beverly Wood, Ilulb - ing. Los Angeles; Merry Jo Chap- Saarinen, San Carlos; Lavery's' land; Joyce Elaine Kinyon, San The past two weeks have seen Arnerich, Los Gatos; Barbara wood: Sandy Loung, Saccamenta. man, Big Bear Lake; Doris Cum- Saunders, Oakdale; Mary Silcott. Francisco; Maureen Kruse. 8* n 582 hopeful women trudge from Paergen, Ban- CHI OMEGA mings. San Francisco; Marianne Twin Bakersfield; Joan Laguna Beach; Patricia Snyder, Lea Girls Vote sorority house to Phyllis DArnico, San Jose; Barbara Hart- Carlo.; Arlene Leon. Sacramente; Ms inn,' sorority house. nerman, Manhattan Beach; Carole Chi Omega pledged Riverside; Judith Staffelbach. Velice, acting -014tili- According to the Ben- wig, Fresno; Daisa Irvin, San Car- Suzanne McAllister, Millbrae; Activities Office. Brost, Los Altos; Mary Lou -Cun- Basher, San Jose; Deanne Woodland; Florine Trombetta, dent for Twin Lell Tr! l'aM. c i- 391 women received Dun- los; Uaurene Laurence. Los An- Diane MacDonald, San Jose; Dad bids. As fig- dall, Rolling Hills; Joan Ferguson, nett, Potter Valley; Patricia Santa Rosa; Linda Welan, San duct."I the f ir.t meeting of. this urea stand now -- unofficially, San Jose; Barbara Halvorsen, ning, San Jose; Becky Fudge, geles; Beverly E. tedwith, Burl- na Olson, San Jose; Mary Char- . Jose; Nancy Winn, Redwood City: semester. The main topic that is about Catherine Gan.- ingame; Colleen Millard, S nt a lotte Phillips, San Lorenzo; Betty en ttle 310 women have Concord; Roberta Hicks, Oakland; Phoenix, Ariz.; Joyce Yarrrbert. San Francisco; pledged the 12 Florence Gordon. Clara; Mary Ann Mourterot, Purvis. Woodside; Mails Regnani, agenda was the elections In which houses on campus. Jo Ann Holmes, Los Gatos; Joan getta, San Jose; Tessie Zoloth, San Francisco. At present, Alpha Phi leads the McDowell, San Jose; Nancy NI? Menlo Park; Diana lantosca, San Livermore, Kat/dean 4.3.11ensn. Red- Santa Clara: Sherry Arleen Robin. Eleanor 11.,,Iler was elected houses with the most pledges, chols, Oakland; Jean Parmenter, Jose; Corinne Kason, Redwood KAPPA ALPHA THETA wood City; Stephanie Sue Olsen. about 49. Sigma Kappa came La Crescents; Barbara Pettit, City, Barbara Koepff, Los Altos; Kappa Alpha Theta pledged Los Gatos; Kay Salter. San Car- second with approximately 45; Santa Rosa; Nancy Richards, San Margaret McKenzie. Glendale; Su- Joan Bascou, Acanip; Sharon los; Patricia saynor, San Jaw: EUROPE CORRECTION' then Gamma l'hi Beta and Kappa Jose; Nancy Schlosser, Oakland; zanne Markley, Albany; Carla Ma- Ili own, an Francisco; Anita Linda Skelton, Hermosa Bca. h SUMMER 1958 70 DAYS Stuart's Ad of Gamma with 40 and 39 respec- Margery Stephens, Berkeley; Ma- son, Orange Cove; Joyce Morten- Byde. Gilroy; Ann Carlson, Fort Linda Thin, Redwood City. Bragg; Caroline Childrey, San tively. deline Taylor, Santa Ana; and sen. San Gabriel; Linda Moss, Ox- SIGMA KAPPA II .v.; the tisoitl. 1.1;1. North Weds., Oct. 23, 1957 Barbara Winters, Sim Jose. nard; Judith Price. Oakland; Ca- Jose; Nancy Crandall, San Jose; Africa, Yugoslavia, East Ger- ALPHA CHI OMEGA Sigma Kappa pledge class fn- many .Czechoslovakia. Berlin, rol Priestly, Arcata; Lynne Riches, Dana Currie. Mill Valley; Susan This semester Alpha Chi Omega ALPHA PHI Denmark and Ireland. A differ- Should have read Robertson, Doll, Mill Valley; Barbara Egan, eludes Elizabeth Bliss. San Jose; pledges are: Lois Anderson, Rose- The following are Alpha Phi Aim Carlos; Patricia ent kind of trip for the young Ruth Bunco, Santa Redwood City; Katherine Foster, Sonja Boldgett. Santa Cruz; Su- in spirit who don't want to he mead; Janice Archer, San Lor- pledges; Anna Mae Agarth, Comp- San Jose; Skirts Clara; Sally Sargent. Glendale; San Jose; Susan Galliher, Arcadia: san Brown, Oakland; Beth Burk. herded around. All expenses enzo; Zlzhia Baron. Arcadia; Roe- ton; Robin Rae Andelin, N. Holly- $1315 Waite to: Pat Schoenenberger. San Jose; Karen Johnson, Arcadia; Ann San Jose; Janet Collins, Menlo lynn Bend, Sacramento; Judith wood; Tan Aston, San Leandro; instead of Claire South, Santa Clara; Carol Lambrecht, San Jose; Barbara Park; Sharron et:dome:v. Mt. EUROPE SUMMER TOURS Birnbaum, San Francisco; Lynda- Helen C. Barker, Redwood City; Shasta; Joan M. Cnrey, San Fran- States, San Jose; Barbara Stern, Longinotti, Hillsboro; Margaret 255 S coro (Bo. I) P dera Calif Shirts lee Bostwick, Redwood City; Bernita Belcher, San Gabriel; Kathleen Dore San Jose; Peggy Stone, Cupertino; Lynn MacDonald, Castro Valley; cisco; Laverne Nancy Bouto n, Redwood City; Carole Bill, San Rafael; Ilona Bol; Susan McIntyre, San Gabriel; Burlingame; Barbara Joan Brig- Dorothy Brogden, Berkeley; Lin- Susan K. Brown, Oakland; Phyl- Pat Thomas. Sacramento; Linda Winterhalder, San Jose; Andrea Bethenia Mobley. San Jose; Lila fee, San Jose; Susan Faris, Wood- da Buxton, Orange; Alice Collins, lis Burton, Sherman Oaks; Linda Wyms. San Jose; Carol Young. :Wormier, San Jose; Sigrid Nelson. land; Marilyn Ferguson. Sacra- DOWNTOWN DAY SPECIALS San Lorenzo; Julia Cooney, San Carlisle, Bakersfield; Carol Carl- San Jose. Oakland; Nancy Newman, Holly- mente;Rose Galli, McCloud; Mary Sweeping Reductions in Jose; Elizabeth C-oope, Santa Bar- quint, San Jose; Peggy Carrillo, wood; Jane Peterson, Ellen Geimer, San Jose; Margaret DELTA GAMMA Mill Valley; bars; Donna Dean, Palo Alto; San Francisco; Loretta Davalle, Kay Stanley. Carmel; Patricia Gemmel', Oakland; Glenda G a y Every Department! The new Delta Gamma pledges Sarah Decker, Alameda; Carole Pittsbur g; Marcia Day, Mt. Stauffer, Santa Ana; Priscilla Greaves, Sacramento; Theodora are: Judith Allen, San Luis Obispo; Foster, El Cerrito; Carol Heidt, Shasta; Susan Dorwin, Oakland; Steadman, San Gabriel; Carol Ste- Ann Grindle, Menlo Park; Kath- Re 9 to $30 Carlee Anderson, Mtn. View; CASHMERES Fresno; Jean Irby. Los Angeles; Nancy Duran, Cupertino; Judy vens, Santa Cruz; Sherry Stiltz, erine A. Harris, Yreka; Charlem Aleene Batsford, San Carlos; Ju- Mora Jacott, San Jose; Pauline Fuller, Lodi; Judy Gallus, Ala- Vallejo; Susan Vaile, Palo Alto; Horn, Oakland; Maureen Hold dith Curb, La Habra; Barbara! Kessemier, Sacramento; Judea Ma- meda; Sandra Geneva, Oakland; and Lynda Vizio, Cucamonga. han. Redwood City; Barbara Ann A spectacular reduction for these rino, Brookdale; Suzanne Michaud, Edith Giant, Vallejo; Barbara Cushman, San Rafrael; Charlain KAPPA DELTA Howard, Healdsburg: Doris M. finest quality cashmere sweaters. Tacoma, Wash.; Barbara Murray, Gottlund, Maryville; Joan Hall, Driver, Apple Valley; Susan Evers. 17 Kappa Delta pledges include Glendale; Karen Murray, Lodi ; San Francisco; Pat Hodgins, N. San Mateo; Jacqueline Fairborn, Renee Lola Ayamr, Los Gatos; Karla Neal, San Carlos; Virginia Hollywood; M a rjo r i e Jeachel, Palo Alto; Ann Gilman, Piedmont; BUSMESS Martha Bayes, Yuba City; Mar- Nicolaus, Long Beach; Valerie Ol- Sherman Oaks; Jacqueline Lata- Sandra Gulliksen, San Jose; Eliza- HEIMEDY mounts FAMOUS BRAND SKIRTS lene 13ergantz, San Leandro;.Anita 96t son, Los Gatos; Fredette Pardini, pie, Hollister; Linda Lavoi, Menlo beth C. Hart, Fullerton; Mary Ramo N.2.751 Claire Filice, Hollister; Marilyn OF IMPORTED FABRICS Martinez; Charlotte Plank. Man- Park; Sandra Leitch, Sacramento; Harwood, Downey; Colleen Jacobs, RENT A TYPEWRITER Alice Fuetsch, Piedmont; Lois SPE, IAL SU1.ENI nI teca; Dorothy Rankin, Santa Lea Marin, Mtn. View; Joan Mat- San Jose; Janet Johnsen, Agnew; This is a wonderful collection from Ghielmetti, Redwood City; Eve- RATE. 3 MONTHS Rosa; Dorothy Schleimer, Pasa- teson, San Lorenzo; Jere M a y. Nancy Kloster, Burlingame; Ga- three well-known makers of slim an,-I lyn Gilley, San Jose; Jane Anne dena; Gail Sherman, Millbrae; Ju- Studio City; Sharon Olson, Sacra- briela Lusser, Huntsville, Ala.; full skirts: pleated plaids, Lawford Goff, Castro Valley; Mary A n n 10" dith Stoddard, San Jose; Jane mento; Joann Ostia, Los Gatos; *Gayle Lyon, Los Gatos; Nancy Mc- tweeds, worsted flannels, etc. Reg. to $18 Goodman, La Canada; Lisa Gray, Bungalow Fountain Storch, San Jose; Martha Terza- Janet Partridge, Brentwood; Judi Elvogue, Campbell; Joan McMur- Fremont; Karol Kinseth, Burbank; kis, Stockton; Corinne Thin, Eu- Patton, Hermosa Beach; Gay Ann ray, Glendale; Mary Jane Mc- Fine Food Reasonable Prices Kathleen McGarry, Oakland; Junior Charge Accounts Invited gene, Ore.; Ida May Wall, San Ranger, San Rafael; Anne Buffo, Whorter, San Jose; Janice Nelson, Bre itan Lunch Dinner Diane Marquis, San Mateo; Rose Jose; Susan Wasson. Lafayette; San Jose; Sue Rylee, Sacramento; San Mateo; Linda Nickerson, Daily 6:30- 7 00 Sun. 7.00-2:00 Orinda; Paula Pearl, New Cuy- Marie Mason, Altadena; Marcia Linda Zarko, Sunnyvale; and Nan- Jean Turk, Alameda; Ann Wal- Corner 9th & ama; Marilyn Pritchard, Liver- Diane Mani, Concord; Kathy Jane WilIiomt more; Judith Roberts, San Carlos; Murray. Lodi; Patricia Naud, San t N po Janeen Sanchez, Santa Ynez; Sally Mateo; Janice O'Donnell, San 4' Spracklen, Manhatten Beach; Jane Francisco. Susan Perry, La Cres- HI-WAY MOTEL 60 Wilts and Apartment. Summers, Orinda; Anne Sylvester. centa; Elizabeth Frain, Menlo Park; Ronna Lee Rarey, Piedmont; Coffe Shop Restaurant King City; Martha Walker, San . H ated Sw;mming Pool Mateo; and Nancy Walsh, Vallejo. Vera Schmetgen, Terra Bella; Fre TV and Room Phones Priscilla Tanner, LaJolla; Maureen 149 South First St. San Jose "1- DELTA ZETA 2112 S. FIRST STREET Walsh, Lewiston; Marilyn Wil- Delta Zeta's pledges include: liams, Morgan Hill; Patricia Nancy Bliss, Sacramento; Lynn litcCarthy,:i Worthington, San Mateo. Arlene Boerlin, El Cerrito; Kath- GIFT SHOP s'Aict 19 leen Conrey, St. Helena; Marilyn KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Crane, San Mateo; Cleo Diacorrits. Pledging Kappa Kappa Gamma 14 EARRINGS . . . $1.00 Martinez; Cathryn Freeman, San are Cynthia Ansley, Redwood City; Pins, bracelets, all kinds Jose; Gretchen Garrick. Ventura; Eugenia Atkins. Clements; Susan of cosfetrne jawelry. Im- 5 1.1X Donna Headrick, Hayward; Julia Balkan, San Francisco; Ziska ported MUSIC BOXES SALES RENTALS Hoagland, Baum, Santa Cruz; Lynn Berry, HUMMEL figurines. Campbell; Noma Horne, SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND Sunnyvale; Virginia Hull. San Castro Valley; Barbara Berthoff, BERKELEY SAN JOSE Try our Lay-Away Plan for Jose; Marjorie Ann Jergentz. Hay- San Jose; Barbara Brown, Sara- 1 Christmas gifts toga; Susan Brueckner, Piedmont; 75 SOUTH 2nd ward; Catherine Johnsin, San I? W San Antonio: CY 7-3923 Phone CYpreis 4.2322 Francisco; Corelle King, San Ma- Shirley Cox, Los Gatos; Betty teo; Jo Ann Lombardi, Burlin- Lynn Dallas, Oakdale; Kathleen Egbert, Santa Cruz; Martha gametos: 'Deanna O'Mara, Newark; Funke, Coronado; Janice Garrison, Gail Ribisi, San Jose; Sharon Ontario; Janet Gillespie, San Jose A Ofrii Rimestad, Vallejo; Carol Anne Virginia Goldsmith, Los Altos; SHELP Rose, Irvington; Arlene Rosa, Particia Grace, Santa Rosa; Gret- Tracy; Carol Servance. Long chen Grube, San Jose; Lois Haight, Hillsborough; Sandra San t. , Beach; Marajean Stevens. Wood- James, land: and Frances Wahlgren, Jose; Hillary Jenks, Menlo Park; Burlingame. Helaine Jones, Cannel; Constance Kolb, San Francisco: Linda Laugh- THE GASOLINE WITH TCP GAMMA PHI BETA lin. Glendale; Muriel Leonard. 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Alhambra; Marcia Park; Audrey Carton, Belmont; STATE SHELL SERVICE Olson, Ventura; Eleantir Purptia, Sharon Clark, Arcadia; Janice 98 SOUTH FOURTH CY 5-8968 Millbrae; Sally Reed, Laguna Crossman, Burlingame; an Da- Ac,uss from Student Union Beach; Katherine Ruprecht, Los vid, Sacramento; Barbara Dick- man, Atherton; Deanne linen. , Campbell; Diane Ericksen, Mill- -roe ' IP14 ss wow. brae; M Jean Gabbard, Tempe, . 4k....ps . w t"0 440i4 WI )KT( ) THE SKIES Ariz.; Nettle Gill, Mill Valley; Whatever .d -e1111L- .10 111111111b, ’: ,’.1.10t4M111" Sandra Grahl, Merced; Susan the .1-1141111(10. FOR AN Hanna, Martinez; Patricia Batch, occasion F\crrINGcnitimit Palo Alto; Janet Leese, San Jose: Say it Rosemary McCrorey, San Fran- with cisco; Carol DISLIKE ROUTINE! Then you should consider n career in McVean, Piedmont. Flower, the sky as one of United Air Lines' Mainliner Stewardesses. Gayle Meese, Concord; Nancy MI- Behind John Cobb's all-time record of 403 mph chuda, San Jose; Judy Murray. 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By RANDIE E. POE ed well la last iireis’ If; -0 antI. S slide over delicate San Diego GRAY-Titt North Texas State's high-fre I SPARTAN WEAPON State, but the Eagles won't roll quency grid team, which leads the Spartan over as easily. Missouri Valley Conference in Unsung but one of SJS' most ef- rushing yardage and total offense, ficient workmen is tackle Chuck will attempt to plough under the Sports Ennis. whose work against Aztecs Spartans tomorrow night at 8 p.m. brought a S11111C to the face of Line in Spartan Stadium. 4--Sr'ARTAN DAILY Friday, October 25, 1957 Coach Marty Feldman. Ennis, The Texans major weapon is 6-2. 205-lb. sophomore, should be- sophomore halfback Abner Hayes, come an outstanding performer ha league's top rusher with 256 with additional experience. yards. although he has performed ERIS, 14P:VF:RINO TRAM at full tilt in only one game. Ennis will team with Al Sever- Two other stickouts in the NTS inn (2381 and Bill Atkins (2301 to attack are tackle Edgar Gray, a give the Spartans a tackle tan- possible All -America choice, and dem almost equal to Gray and quarterback Ray Tool e. MVC Garland Warren (219). Back of the Week last Saturday. Papa -sired (226) Nick Sanger Toole has 139 yards rushing and 4 probably will not see action 203 via the ozone. against the Eagles due to knee Those in the know feel the Tex- injury. Also doubtful is center ans are ready to deliver a vol- Ron Earl and quarterback Mike canic effort. They have been Jones. Earl has a dislocated cockleburr-tough. to d a t e. but wrist; Jones is still gimpy front have rung the victory bell just a leg Injury. once. Four times NTS has endured Toole directs the NTS offense defeat, although each co n t ent and has three backfield quickies to could easily have been an Eagle call upon. triumph. Best of the lot is the publicized "One of them. days now well Hayes. Next in line is Bill Croce, explode," a North Texas spokes- DAN COLCHICO a power-puncher with 181 rush- End husky man said yesterday. . ing yards in 39 carries. The vistors do not have to ex- TOOLE CAN RUN press regret for their 1-4 record fine running game," and is hope- ful the warning takes affect. Toole, too, likes to run a bit. this season. Their setbacks have He's lugged 30 times foq139 yards. been administered by Texas Wes- The consensus has it that 235- Jerry Young has toted 34 times tern (14-13), Oklahoma State (25- pound Gray is one of the country's leads for 104 yards. 19), pass-crazy Drake (19-6) and hardest-hitting tackles. Gray Narver Pollard and Fred Blan- Abiline Christian (28-20). Last the Eagles. mart show- co will get the backfield calls Week NTS turned tiger to trip The Spartan meat for SJS, with Dick Vermeil at Tulsa. 14-12. ' quarterback and Claude Gilbert at full: BIG AND MEAN Spartan Line Coach larts Feldman calls Edgar Gray (above) Soccer Turn If Vermeil is able to mix his Spartan skipper Bob Titchenal Displaying constant Improvement for the Spartans this season the "lint college tackle I"..' seen this year." Gray Is a 235-pounder expertly as last week, cautioned his charges that 'North plays as has been tackle Chuck Ennis (above), a 202-pound sophomore. with cat -like reflexes' and determined pursuit. He'll pace the Eagle Dons, if Spartan blocking is as crisp treat wall tomorrow night against S.P. Texas is a big, mean team with a Tackles and Ennis and his line mates hope to halt North Texas' running game. cogent, the Texans could stroll . . and In tiimerress night's grid fight at Spartan Stadium, Seeks Victory south with their fifth defeat. Seeking its second win of the Hoop Coach McPherson season in Northern Calif. Inter- collegiate Soccer Conference GRID PIN Nave a r,elitWORLDw of f iFIUTN1A play, coach Julie Menendez' San Jose State soccer squad tattles Weinters i Salary:Ida Mueller Poe %vinter league leader Irnitersity of San 18-5-1 I 14-7-1 13-8-1 12-9-1 Unbelievable Low Cost Makes Position Changes Tenn Francisco tomorrow at 10 a.m. Tenn-Mv Ind Myland Tenn Tenn Tenn on the Don's field. Cornell-i'rin Prin Prin , Prin Prin Prin - By JOHN SALAMIDA tan team are Dan Rye, Don MSU The Dons, who are defending 111-Mich St. mus MSU 1 MSU MSU Days Imp $585 san I u1t State basketball Reid. Denny Rano, Denny Har- (.0 conference champions, currently COP-('in COP COP - Cln I Ola COP :coach Walt McPherson. after Harris, George Wagner, ris, Jon pace the loop with three wins Mich-Minn . Mina Mich Minn- I Minn Nlian svatching his charges in almost rnie":eE Art Patupainelli, Charles Larsen, without a loss. The Spartans hold Pitt-ND NI3 ND ND ND . ND wfsalka of practice. has made 43-65 0. /. ..."... l'A". $998 and Paul Ashmore. down fourth place in the standings Cal-Oregon Ore Ore Ore Cal I Ore low. .nelt:p ?Overpaid._ Isszallion changes in hopes Mon, Newcomers on the varsity in- with one win and two losses. Ut3C-Wa. St.' WSC WSW . MC I WSC I WSC stEwo A colleg r,d, 4. :sof itrAillt- the spartans In their last start, the San UCLA-Stan I Stan Stan ' UCLA UCLA I Stan Al low esti t Al Is clude Bob Chapman. Orange Coast I Pt/AD U5S $1r9 op. tts,:t1. ArrnpLitsso 564'.: , Jose State team suffered a 5-1 TexAM-Bair Baylor Tex I Tex Baylor I Tex Nowtsii Stvdy To, WO ytt sod A,,,d rho Wo,,r1 I..: T he .:.ifeigrtan squad opens its J.C.; Gerry McDonnell, San Jose loss at the hands of City College Texas-SMI' SHIU saw Tex Tex Tex 5139i ss,is 1 an. Ask Your Tr I A, . 1.937-iiiisan in the local gym on J.C.; Jack Qualrnan, Bakersfield of San Francisco, which is dead- BRC-StsItC BRCC I BRCC MIMIC I BRCC i BRCC 25th 323 Geary St., S.F. Dec. 3 :-"irteIief1ng San Francisco J.C.; Bob Grist, Oakland J.C.: and locked for second in the race for 19crs-Rears Seers I 49ers ' nen 49ers I 49ers ii Tit State Nis year's edition of the ftaz T AAAAA Chuck Guerrera, a transfer from the conference title. 5.15-N. Ti's MS MS 8.18 ' $IR ' SJS EX 2.7370 San Jose State team may be the the UM% ersity of Santa Clara. The Spartans nipped San Fran- gpartans have present- cisco State. 4-3. for their confer- dials the past few years id ence win. as Werner Grosshans has pla,t.ed dif.fgtand. 6-3. who Grid Circuit scored a fourth period goal. forigtan the Spartan varsity Sophomore Gerhardt Wenzel, tor putt two years. has been all-conference selection last sea- iwitialed to guard. and may gke Opens Tuesday son and considered by many to in now for a the 11zll hoopsters added punch at Play will open Tuesday in the Come peek this proOtion. be one of the loop's top players first annual Intra Air Force ROTC this year, is the mainstay of the Merhersen has a top notch MARV BRANSTROM touch football league. Master Ser- Golden Raider crew. Wenzell's at the '58 Chevrolet! TguaryL-44-..4aigh avor.ing Eddie . . . Center mainstay geant Robert B. Bruce reported added greatly to the Spartan's -D Iaz.36044-,4 kis third year on t yesterday. alert play and timely goals has :the s -ty club, measures 5-11. Just ask your Chevrolet dealer to field, incredibly smooth air tide. Ions. Joe McGrath, a g ii a r d The touch football loop will effort thus far this season. : Arnie I,ondquist,_ 6-7. is cur- show you the booklet containing be the first of seteral intra Dan Estrada. George Sanders. Chevrolet will introduce two new rently being given a trial at a from Napa Junior College. has advance information about the '58 _ athletic Air Force ROTC ð- Bob Bergman, Don Danielson. and ortitard position after having It Wad looked well in practice. luxury models of outstanding style nics offered this year. Leagues Armando Moreno have also turn- Chevrolet. Played center last season. Lund- and distinction. I ..11m Brazda, from San Jose JC. are also planned In basketball ed in good efforts for the Spar- twist. who has a good set shot You can expect the 1958 Chevrolet suffered a knee injury in practice and volleyball. tans. You'll learn more at your Chevrolet from the outside, may be pre- to be new all over. Lines will sweep has undergone an operation. A athletic council, headed by Menendez released the following tend to start. at either spot. Itind' rakishly longer, lower and wider. dealer's. And you can see about an He may be sidelined for the sea- chairman Russell A. Camilleri. is tentative starting lineup: goalie. A pair of Junior ('ollege trans- early delivery that will make you a son. in charge of the program. Four Ron Thompson: right half, Don There will be a completely new V8 iers. Jim Embree from Orange '58 Chevrolet-Firster! Branstorm. the Spartan's teams will be entered in the foot- Danielson; left fullback, Gerhardt roast and Bob Larson from Hart - IMacv engine radically different in design. veteran 6-7 center, is expected to ball league, which has a double Wenzel; center half. Bob Berg- both 6-5, are being trained at the State team top rebound- round robin schedule. man; left half Ken Spagnola; right There will be Full Coil suspension and forward and their sue- Lgi(a% CHEVROLET Center kng 'strength. Buzz Ulrey, a 5-10 The athletic council also spon- half. Bob Eller: right wing. Ar- and, for the first time in Chevrolet's gess at these -positions would mean guatad up from the frosh. has MI- sors the Air Force ROTC Jet mando Moreno; inside right. Dan lidded! he181ht up front for the ! prated in practice. Jockeys team, which is entered Estrada.; center forward. Werner Sisartgrii.--" """1!ittfer returnees to the Spar- in the college intramural program. Grosshansa inside left George San- 7911111 'Yertzgernid, 1.4 h stands '58 Chevrolet, Thursday, October 31 ders; left wing. Dave Spainhower. -IIPT*77-1ms shown well in practice Other players who will see ac- and may end up at one of the tion are Bo b Wallace. Harold posit - Golden Raider's forward Spartans vs. Eagles Smith. Dick Shepherd. Charles Purdy. John Rodriguez, and Andy Baumgardner. 10110 ball Signups SAN JOSE STATE NORTH TEXAS To Finish Monday October 26, 1957 9 p.m. Spartan Stadium Bug Club Sets . -Volleballygniips are lag- SAN JOSE STATE NORTH TEXAS STATE said Robsiging." I-irony-an, direr- First Trip Date tor of intramural sports. NO. Wt. Po Wt. NO, Entomology Clutt members will Brontan lids urged all interested embark on their liast field trip of students to obtain their applic- , 8 DAN COLCHICO 207 LER 205 MAC REYNOLDS 81 the year Sunday when they jour-, stions at the men'. gym and have and to 7 3 AL SEVERINO 238 LTR 219 GARLAND WARREN 70 ney to the Uvas Dam area them ' ned in by Monday. Mt. Madonna. ihis date. four To terns have 6 0 STAN KEITH 189 LGR 214 CHARLIE COLE 60 Bus transportation will be Pro- signed up. but Bronzan said that vided, leaving the Picienee Build- 5 3 STAN TALLANT 199 C 206 FRED WAY 53 he hopes many more trams are ing at 8 a.m. Carole Worthington. added to the final roster so HI; to 6 1 HERB BOYER 190 RGL 193 JAMES SHERBURN 63 secrelary-treasureracautioned club niake the tournament a worth- ; members to sign up for the trip %A bile event. 7 8 BILL ATKINS 216 RTL 235 EDGAR GRAY 79 this week in S233. Lunches will Teams signed up: George Wag- Everyone must 5 JIM MOORE 188 REL 176 JIM BRAYMER 86 not be provided, ner and Jack Rowley, Rill Bog- wbrionrgthihnigts nown.n, according to Miss gle and John Frederick. Jim I DICK VERMEIL 165 Q 181 RAY TOOLE 17 Williams and Don Hogan. and Entomology Club officers are 170 LH9 158 JOHN DARBY 26 Botch Waiters and Art Thump- 2 I HARVEL POLLARD George Buoncore, president; Bob son. 4 6 FRED BLANCO 171 RHL 161 DAVID LOTT 30 Fisher, 'ice-president; Ca role Monday, at 4 p.m.. there will be Worthington, secretary-treasurer, a meeting in Room 202 of ti 3 3 CLAUDE GILBERT 181 F 197 JERRY YOUNG 49 and Dolores Damiano, historian. Men's Gym for all tournana Vernon Nellis and Gene Field Average Weight Line: San Jose 20 I ; North Texas 207 participants. At this time rob, form the "Insect of the Week" Backs: San Jose 17 2; North Texas 174 will be diactiased and the system id committee, and Dave Huntzinger Team: San Jose 19 3; North Texas 195 pia) ilis ided intinian has' stated 'and Fred Mossbarrer make up the two 4 ism Minalro %% ill be the 0 Umpire, Eugene Voorhees: Entomology 1*i-day flicials Referee, Armanag Tertian; Clot) Hall You ran place your order now as Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer's deadline tin sigruips. Head Linesman, Ray McCarthy, Field Judge, Grover Klemmer, Case Committee. - -
'MOUS_ Friday, October ZS, 1957 ist'AETAN DAI1.Y-5 Frosh Grid BON VOYAGE Froth football ga me wit h Sierra J1111111r Uppercuts College sr -he-doled DU 33-6 to Scores toe oolts)ed Win:l,' to llllll moss ssols van - By RANDIE E. POE Pried yiexaerda) utter se% end Sports EditorEd members of the J.C. team slime 110%411 us ills tilY flu. One of San Jose State's major leaguers will be ,eaving next f 'oar!, 31111% etoley's First Sparta - month. Round Champs babes return to action next director is hardly The departure of an athletic publicity stop-the - By CONRAD MUELLER the passing department with 41 Kappa Alpha scored the third Friday, meeting I he Fr ratio presses news in most cases. Some of them change positions more Led by 39 point passing bar- Narita 15 points in front of DU state Junior Varsity, here at tout of the dax's league action often than Tempest Storm. rage by Darrell Adams. Thetis Chi Ron Roe. Ii they twat Kappa Tau 6-0. Jim But T. (for Thomas) Lansdee (for itself) (Danny) Hill is hardly won the first round of the Na- , Antes passed to Craig Bel pm, Med . the scoring' the average publicity man. tional League Fraternity play by for seven yards and is TD. to punch as he ran seven EL.7411for the He's himself. swamping winless Sigma No 33-6. en Dunn for a 10 yard TU. stizi, in a class by tV alter setting up.she plbi with a In addition to piscine his team arid to Bob Chartrand for 41.1,h In our two-year fling on the sports beat here we have had a )artl inteteeptiore KT to victory, Adam.. marched into extra points. - al111. brief opportunity to observe Hill under fire, His mental and physical 22 yarii lin.- the position ot the letsvse'n lead- vigor has made a deep impression on this writer. His work is not; Although the De lla Sigs 1! f ing passer, having passed for a g et on ti Modern simply efficient; it's almost unparalleled. th. scoretward, ill 7 TEE OFF WITH 11414 total of 79 points. 19 better thins allos slid pass for 75 Noorols to Hi, Hill has ne er been too busy to answer our request, be it fgr news Mimi . 's JimBans-ri. ! Blake. pictures, or general information. This is indicative of the man's nature. Adams passed to Curt Mettler ' DI' held onto its third Our respect, however, advances beyond his mechanical ciSmpe- knt'ti ' Library DANNY HILL for three of the TDs, and hit Dick spot lit edging Buy Lambda Obi tency. Hill is as well informed and personable as .sny tx rson we've Zimmerman with one and Dick Alpha 7-0. Fred Perry account. met. No hedge-hopper, he'll give you an outspoken, but factual an-1 Powell pointer, follow- with a six I'd for sill the Dr point, is'. he Of the 150 different kinds of swer when queried. ed by a conversion pass. Julio scored sin in )10 yard Intercep- sharks, only five are usually re- $165 The aforementi I borders on melodrama iwrhape, hut Frederick and Stan Kilstrotn also tion and then passed to Dan SPECIALS garded man-eaters. ulu tax us every w. (often ii persoonool0 appears who stands out like a light- took PAT passes. For Sigma No. Train tor the PAT. house. Jim Carter flipped one to Dave Monthly Although it seems to some as if 40-year-old Danny Hill beat the Engelcke. Playing Cards Trim the Eagles, For Fun and Health tower to SJS, the record shows he arrived in May, 1948. In other action, Sigma Chi shut out to ONLY . . . $5.00 Spar fans Hill is due in New York City Nov. 18 to begin his new Theta Xi 19-0 to hold on duties as Rent a Bike WITH AS8 CARD development second place. Jim Daneri got back director of the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau, Lightweight & Bicycles for 2 I Janko's Hotbrau which publishes weekly statistics of 10 sports. into form as he passed for all of J Dc y Exc pt Sat Sun.. Sigma Chi's points, hitting Lee Holiday.) "Materially, I'll be able to do much more for my family." and Smart for two 10-yard passes and PAUL'S CYCLES Hill told us. "In addition, there's the possibility of making even HILLYIEW GOLF then flipping an 18-yarder to 3in: 1435 THE ALAMEDA more money In the future." COURSE Janko's Gault, Daneri passed to Smart firl CYpress 3-9766 rf om our very complete Comprising the Hill Household is wife Mary, Tommy, 4, Elizabeth, TULLY ROAD SAN JOSE stock, we fan fill your JOofbrau * 3, Mary, 1, and David, one and one-half months. Track at Stanford Largest Sandwiches in Town "Working with men like Glenn Hartranft and Bill Hubbard made Looking for a "Wes Bond order without delay. Cold, Crisp Salads for an ideal working condition here. The spirit was tops here. But I NIL" SJS's cross-country track N.Y. Steak 111. -ox.) . . . . $1.52 couldn't afford to turn down this offer," Hill said. team travels to Stanford tomor- San Jose Health Club Club Steak 110-ea) . . . 1. Born in Baltimore, Md., in 1916. Hill graduated from St. John's row In a four wax' meet with 1,2 Chicken 1.50 College in Annapolis l'CLA, Cal. and the Indians ONE YEAR FREE! Spare Ribs 1.26 in 1941. He was a letterman in football, basket- ball and lacrosse, was sports editor of both starting at 10 a.m. r",eincLay’ i Steak Sand. (baked beans) .75 the college paper and year- If these results Cr. rsof obtained Friday Special 2 Lobster 2.40 book, and was selected for "Who's Who in American Colleges and Following the game, the squad within 60 days. , Stationers "Backroorn" Available Universities." has been invited to attend the For Pr te Parties 77 SOUTH FIRST Stanford -UCLA football game. WORKED IN SANTA BARBARA *AIN 11111,1111 19 N. Market St., CY 3-1695 ..v.15141' the only PAT. This game left CHEST 4" on your WAIST Following a four-year hitch in the Navy. Hill landed a job with 3" on your Smart with a total'of 40 points 2" on your ARMS 3" orr suns HIPS the Santa Barbara News-Press, where lie covered both sports and scored in league competition, the 2" on your LEGS 3" ctn. ult.- LEGS general news. 15 Lbs. WEIGHT IS Wt. 111fIGHT Your highest total. Choice Of . . . "In 1948 1 same to Sun Jose trying to work nix %sax toward In this league's final action, San Francisco," he Jose happened to be GUARANTEEDar stated. "San State looking Phi Sigma Kappa finally played PERSONAL INSTRUCTION TOP SIRLOIN for a publicity director they’d never had befoore and I vial a game, their first in three Don't become stagnate l?etatisa of lack v_".r hired," Hill related. 4, I. weeks, and did well as they nos- of exercise. Stop in today al the San Noir/ CR.& Or We asked Hill the following questions: ed out PIKA 1241 Dick Buehler Jose Health Club. 413 E. Santa Clara St. returned a punt 30 yards for Q--You were offered a job as publicity man for the Los Angeles CY 7-3251. 3 blocks from campus. NEW YORK Rams. Why did you stay here? one TD and Porter Lewis passed to Don Breitenbucher for the A I would have had to spend more time away from home than other. Porter scored two points, now. And my wife doesn't like L.A. very well. , Pit Broiled but lint intentionally. PIKA's Jim Q What’s the future of SJS athletics? Meelusky caught Porter in the A--The future here is boundless unles administrative restrictions and cone. PIMA** other six points create boundvies. The only way our growth can be held WIN back is STATE were scored by Ben Prather on via the administration. SJS has the student body, the population area a 25-yard run. and the variety of curriculum to attract top athletes. In the American League, AT() Q Should we schedule teams like Stanford and Oregon in held onto its first place position by FOR THE GAME STEAKS football? blanking the Delta Blgs 14.0. As A Factors are present this year which aren't always with u4 has been his habit, Keith Antes With . . . Fresno State couldn't beat us. Lok at Michigan State. It took them passed for all 14 points. These 14 Hooded Sweatshirts 13 years to make a national splash. points gave his team the victory leadership White and Blue Salad, Baked Potato, Q What does SJS need to keep progressing? and Antes the league in A It will take aggresive leadership from TOP to bottom, $3.95 Chili, Roll and Buffer which we haven't always had. A&M Auto Repair Q Looking hack, what do you regret? General Aura Repair Support your Rally Committee A--The (Inc time we whipped Stanford I was 3000 miles away in Autornrstic Transmission Specialty by wearing white to the game New York. Then. in 1951, I went to the men's room for the first time Student Rates CY 5-4247 and keep warm at the same 129 in 10 years during a game. While I was gone we scored the contest's 456 E. San Salvador, Saw Jost only touchdown to beat COP, 7-0. time in one of our white Q What is one of the most vivid SJS sports moments you re- Hooded Sweatshirts. member? "Exceptional Opportunity" A The sight of Bob McMullin in 1952. Ile sprained his ankle For reliable or Its the steeplechase, and while running on one leg for the last, Parson- man lady. Binoculars! with vision and ability to act immeidi- tap, barely missed winning the event. FOR rattly for lifetime of assured in. $3.50 JULIAN STEAKS Q--What do you find people saying about SJS in your journeys corn.. To service route of cigarette (STATE'S FAVORITE EATERY) to various parts of the country? asechiinm established loc Ily for operator. MOO to $11100 cash invest- A The reputation of this school is extremely good. Some schools ment required, THE RETURN OF North Fourth at Julian make their reputations in one sport, such as football, but we've made WHICH IS GUARANTEED IN Fraternity & Sorority Stretch Belts $3.50 it in many. WRITING r US, for you to earn CHOOSE FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION OF up to 6240 per month pert time. You Danny feels the "overall program Is a little below par now, but con net up to $25,000 Ily on STRETCH BELTS WITH YOUR FAVORITE I expect to return as a visitor sometime to find the situation improved." full tints basis. We are an estab- GREEK LETTERS ON THE BUCKLE. We'll miss rDanny: Hill. lished reputable concern wills the SALE OF finest aml eldest name brand equip- ment. If you have the cosh and ere sincerely interested please write qiv. 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a_-siPART t.N DAILY Friday. October as. 1957 SJS ROTC 'YOU- HAVEN'T CHANGED' Careers in Engineering Rifle Squad Crooner Crosby To Be Discussed Nov. 16 Needs Men San Jose State's rifle squad, a Marries Actress Seniors in the Aeronautics. Engi- informally. If it rains. the luncheon team that placed 11th in intercol- Bing Crosby was married yes- neering aid Mathematics Depart- will be held inside the Women's legiate competition in 1956. has LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP)-Crooner Kathy Grant at St. Anne's Catholic ments wilkhave an opportunity to Gym, Murphy said. announced sign-ups for this year's terday to 23 -year -old Actress meet with representatives of var- Dr. Edward W. Clements, place- ROTC or varsity squad. Church. . ious inchRtries The couple was married in a briet ceremony by Monsignor John related to their ment officer, is general chairman In addition to their national fields on Careers J. Ryan. The ceremony took place shortly after 9 a.m. (P.S.T.). in Engineering" Ica the affair. Working with him ranking. SJS's sharpshooters fin- Day. sstieduled for Nov. Crosby had discussed the marriage with Ryan Wednesday and 16. More ..rre Murphy. business and technl- ished third la Northern Calif. and him he had been "thinking about it for some time." Yesterday, than 100 companies have been in- .11 officer; Thomas E. told first in the valley leagUe. the church* vited to the campus, and their Iv- Leonard, head of the Aeronautics the couple walked into the simple Ranks was identified as a friend sponse has been excelletit so far Department; Norman 0. Gunder- Practice will take place at the and Ryan performed SJ National anti companion of the bride. .rerawrirog to Ricilard E. MurpM son, head of the Engineering De- Guard Armory on ceremony. Rosa St. each Monday, The bride's real name was listed co-ordinator. pa: tment; Dr. William H. Myers, Wednes- After the rites the entire wod- day, and Thursday from 1 to as Olive K. Grandstaff. She is the Preliminary sign-ups for stu- head of the Mathematics Depart- ding party, including Father Ryan, 4:30 p.m. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Every dents and faculty ment; Edward S. Carmick, USN went to The Sands Hotel for a members Phil-. Grandstaff of West Columbia, ning to attend is now taking place Ftet., assistant professor of engi- All equipment is furnished with- wedding breakfast. Then the Tex., near Houston. in the three departments. Sign- neering; and Dr. Donald O. Dun- out charge. The varsity team is a Crosby party departed by auto- There is nothing in this reunion scene to indicate that Roberto The sudden marriage took holly- ups for individual interviews will can, associate professor of mathe- member of the Northern Calif. mobile for McCarron, Field where Itrissellini arid his wife, Actress Ingrid iserggman, has,. a strained wood completely by surprise. It begin Nov, 5 in the Engineering matics. Intercollegiate Rifle Conference marriage. Rossellini has been link' d romantically with Monad' has they boarded a plane for Palm Was assumed months ago that the iffice, Room E107, and will con- and Santa Clara Valley Rifle Gupta, an Indian beauty 'shorn he met ishlie doing work for the Springs and The Silver Springs Indian tios eminent. The Italian II Ins king displays warm affec- couple had parted when both were trnue until Nov. 8. Official reels- League, ROTC shooters participate Ranch Home Bing had just com- tion as he embraces his wife after his lung absenee.-photo by seen at parties with different com- tration for all atterxling student. in Hearst Match and Sixth Army pleted there. ngmeering rro Int ernational. panions. and faculty members will be held Area competition. The balding 53-year-old crooner, "It came as quite a surprise," Nov. 11 to 15 in the Student Af- a widower since the death of his Those interested are urged to brother Larry said in liolly$vood, fairs Office. A $1 incidental tee To Be Club Adviser wife, Dixie, five years ago, wore contact M Sgt. Lawrence Cunning- "All the family knows and likes will be paid at this time, John A. MacDonald assistant a blue pin-stripe suit. Miss Grant, ham at the Army ROTC office on Kathy. Bing met her when she professor of engineering, will be a Texas-born actress, was wear- President John T. Wahlquist campus. Placement Comas to Paramount Studios first came named adviser for the recently ing a white dress and mink coat. will open the do *s program with Representatives of t he U.S. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Interested in several years ago. But he didn't farmed Student chapter of the Acting as best man was Leo A Welcome to students and mem- Naval Ordnance test stations and engineers, salesmen, accountants start dating her until about two California Society of Professional Lynn, a long-time f riend of bers of the industries at 8:15 a.m. laboratory are on campus today and administrative trainees. years ago." Engineers at its organizational Red Feather Crosby's. Mrs, Guilbea Banks, an- in the Coecert Hall of the Music from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to United Air Lines, Wednesday. followed ;sleeting at 7:30 p.m. today in Ell& other friend, was matron-of-honor. Building. This will he by interview students majoring in 9:20 a.m. to 4 p.m. Interested in according to Avedis Aintablian. Drive Tonight Both are residents of Los Angeles. a tour of the campus for indus- aeronautics, engineering, physics, girls to train as stewardesses. Prof To Report president. Y Best man Lynn is Ring's movie trial representatives. Following the . Student members will com- mathematics and chemistry. In- The following school districts Committees and chairmen were stand-in and chauffeur, according Tour of Orient tour, representatives will conduct plete their solicitation of the resi- terested students may report to are now accepting applications for named by Aintablian. Marvin Mat- to Bing's brother, Larry. Mrs. Dr. Esther Shepherd, professor indi idual interviews until noon. dential areas assigned to them in the Placement Office, Room 100. mid-year openings, according to tingly is education committee of English, will tell about her trip A luncheon will be held at the the campus Red Feather Drive to- The following organizations will B. C. Hintergardt, teacher place- chairman: Don Watson is activi- last summer to the Orient at a barbecue pits by the Women's night, seem-ding to Miss Judy be interviewing on campus next ment officer. Students who are Gym. ties and membership chairman; Women's Faculty Club Chinese The luncheon will give stu- Weymouth, chairman for the eve- week. Students interested may interested should come to the Talk Planned and Jim Bennitt is publicity chair- dinner in the college Cafeteria to- dents. faculty and company repre- ning. sign for appointments in the Place- Placement Office for further in- , Presbyterian College Fellowship ,.ntatives man. day at 6 p.m. an opportainit to talk Students will meet at the Stu- ment Office, formation. will feature a discussion of Dr. Women faculty are In- In addition to Aintablian, other dent Y at 7 and will go out in Sears, Roebuck and Co., Monday. San Jose Unified School District, Whitaker Deininger, assistant Pro- members vited, recently elected officers of the teams of two, under the direction 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Seeking 408 Almaden Ave., San Jose, Calif.; fessor of philosophy, at 7 p.m. Sun- according to Miss Cather- :Iew campus society are Stanley of George Hunfphrey. February graduates who are in- elementary. day in the Student Christian ine Wallace, vice-president of the Hoffman, vice-president; Gary Following the solicitation there terested in management or con- Albany City School District, So- Center. Women's Faculty Club. PARKING Risch, secretary; and Hal King. will be an informal social at the troller training. The Rev. V. Donald Emmel. laro and Talbot Ave., Albany 6, 56.00 PEP MONTH treasurer. Student Y. Owens-Illinois. Tuesday, 9:30 Presbyterian college chaplain, an- Calif.; elementary librarian. PATRONIZE YOUR Kemp's, 8th & San Carlos The objective of the student Arcata Elementary School Dis- nounced that Dr. Delninger's sub- chapter of CSPE, Aintablian said, trict, 1583 J St., Arcata, Calif.; ject will he "Is Our Moral Code ADVERTISERS -will be to follow the footsteps of kindergarten. Outdated?" Home Cooked professional engineers both mor- MEETINGS South San Francisco Unified ally and intellectually in order to School District, 398 B St., South serve our country and community Children's Theater Assn., elec- munity Chest Drive preceding the EPISCOPAL Meals San Francisco, Calif.; three kin- Alpha Delta Sigma Services at Trinity -II North 2nd. to the best of our ability." tion of governing board, talk about social. 7 p.m. dergarten openings. Pcmp Guest House TWO members of Alpha Delta W. I. Murdock, Rector Children's Theater Conference Wesley Foundation, "Host to Li n co 1 n Elementary School, 8th & San Carlos CY 74431 Sigma, advertising fraternity, re- 8;00 A.M. Holy Communion 1 Ghosts" Halloween party, 30 cents Route 1. Box 28, Yuba City, Calif.; meeting, read new children's play, ported on the national convention 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Newman Club stag, 45 cents couples, prizes for sixth and seventh grades. part of which will be presented of ADS this summer in Dallas, Worship Services Newman Club will hold an after- costumes, tonight 8 to 12, 24 N. Montebello Unified School Dis- Tex., at a recent meeting of at the meeting Monday. 4:30 p.m.. the PIZZA GARDENS game dance tomorrow night at 5th St. trict, Montebello. Calif.; openings group. Ed Regalado and Jim Cas- We Cater to Parties and Drama Newman Hall from fl p.m. to 1 Room 116, Speech . - In all fields, at all levels. sidy were the delegates. Finest Pizza in the World a.m., according to Dick Russo, Building. Sweetwater Union High School District, Administration Center, 1347 McKEE ROAD president. Curnorab Club, Halloween Party SJS Alumnus Congregational Disciples CY 2-9753 Cost for the dance will be 25 , 1130 5th Ave.. Chula Vista, Calif.; today. 8 p.m.. B50. Entertainment art-math,.Latin and English. Student Fellowship cents stag and 35 cents for couples. Wins Wings Invites You Far CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION Members will be admitted free. and refreshments. El Dorado County High School. SNACKSUPPEri Student Chrbitian Center U.S. Air Force 2nd Lt. John D. Music for dancing will be provided CSTA, membership drive today, 222 Canal St., Placerville. Calif.; WCASEUP 92 South Fifth Street For your leiathier craft supplies Luckhardt. a June 1956 graduate by records. studies and math-English. STUDY Office Ilours: 9 a.m. to 10 pro end for .11 your hobby and craft 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Outer Quad. Stu- social FELLOWSHIP Advisor on Campus supplies come in and see us- of the San Jose State College Air dents interested in joining the Force ROTC program, recently re- Every Sunday 6:30 o.m. Mrs. Roy E. Butcher ceived his silver pilot wings in SUNDAY PROGRAM, OC'T, 27 CORRECTION group are urged to sign up at this Music Fraternit v FIRST 7:00 P.M. HUSTON'S time. graduation ceremonies at Goodfel- CHRISTIAN CHURCH Canterbury will present a low Air Force Base, Texas. BO S. FIFTH STREET A correction in the Burger eontros ersial New York Piny. HOBBY SHOP General Placement Meeting, Lt. Luckhardt, son of Mr. and Smoker Tonight today, 3 p.m.. Morris Dailey Audi- 293 S. FIRST STREET House Ad of October 18. Mrs. -C. E. Luckhardt, 1315 Shasta Phi Mu Alpha, men's profes- torium. Meeting for all students Nest te Alpine Cabo It should have read -All Ave.. is a graduate of Abraham sional music fraternity, will hold planning to receive credentials in - OPEN - Lincoln High School. a pledge smoker party at 6:30 p.m., Wesley Foundation orders over $1.50 deliv- February, June, July or August. Mon -Thurs.-Fri-9-9 Lt. Luckhardt was graduated today at 447 S. 10th St., according The Methodist Student Center in San ince Tues.- Wed. -Set -1-4 ered free after 5:30 p.m. Wile, meeting Monday. 8 p.m.. from SJS with a bachelor of arts to Chet Caldeira, president. 24 NORTH FIFTH STREET CY 2-3707 degree in chemistry. At the col- Student Y. Welvin Stroud will Newl elected officers of Phi Cordially invites you to particjpate In its lege, he was a member of A show slides and speak about his Mu Alpha are Caldeira, president; activities Air Society and Delta Upsilon trip to Nigeria. Refreshments and Warren Sheldon, vice-president; THIS SUNDAY fraternity. social dancing after the meeting. Walt Taylor, secretary; Leon 9:30 A.M. Koinonfa Klass. A study of the of Jesus. Phi Upsilon Pt. gmoker for all Smith, treasurer; Don Phillips. Teaching in today. pledge master. 12:00 Noon Coffee Fellowship Wesley Hall. interested chemistry majors. Canterbury Club 5:00 P.M. Wesley Choir - Rehearsal 7:15 p.m., at tunnel bet we en Song director and faculty ad- 6:00 P.M. Snack Supper - 35e I Science and Library Bindings. Canterbury ChM will present a viser is Frederick Loadwick, and 7:00 P.M. "The Power 41,.. Potential of Protes- reading of "Cat on' a lint Tin' providence governor is Thomas tantism." A panel discussion on the ; Presbyterian College Fellowship, Roof" Sunday. 7 p.m.. at the Stu- Eagan. The fraternity meets twice strength and weakness of proles- CouS !meeting Sunday, 6 p.m., Student tantism. dent Christian Center, 92 S. 51h a month and takes an active role , Christian Center. Dr. Whitaker Hooey Groner, 5.7.111 b-it, according to Mrs. Roy E. in the promotion of musk'. Cal- Dr. J. Wesley Farr. First Methodist Deininger, assistant professor of Director Church, speaker. I he lb:prod II Itcher, adviser to the group. deira stated. philosophy, will speak on the sub. Ijeet, "Is Our Moral Code Out rarDOIDGOVOCOOm=er" I dated?" Snacks at 6 p.m. and di:, cussion at 7 p.m. -Looking for a friendly Church in San Jose?" Psi CM, panel discussion on th . BETHEL CHURCH ' merits of clinical vs. experimenta. psychology, today, 7:30 p.m., 23Ir COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST "ASSEMBLY OF GOD" II lull- thr must eumplete S. 17th St. Prospective member, Church of Christ - Christian Church 224 MERIDIAN ROAD urged to attend. Planning for Mr roliecti these 790 SOUTH 12th STREET CY 2-7443 tttt . 'Winn banquet at meeting. A CHURCH WITH YOUTH IN MIND its #m parable Student Chapter of the Cali SUNDAY SERVICES - October 27 fornia soelety of Professional En College age SERVICES: can be Serif dail ;rowers, business and organs?:i r!ass at 9.45 Bible Schonl Hour is taught by !livid Elliott. in,tructoi in Speech Department et SJSC. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. 10 to 5:30 tirinal meeting, today, 7:30 p.m Subject: "Danger in Dichotomies" - orthodox and unorthodox. WORSHIP SERVICE 10:45 A.M. Student Christian Connell, nice! N I / I 00.Duplicalo Mornini Warship Services. YOUTH MEETING 6:00 P.M. uuig today. 12:30 p.m., Student Y 45 Bible School, Masses for all ages. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7:30 P.M. Disr.ussion Groups for 'student Y. informal social, to 10 ell eons. 4 , : NUL CYpress 2 1505 Service, ' Billboetrd THOMAS G. SUTTON -Pastor . night, 8 to 11. 205 S. 9th. Con: t/ 10 &anises tilursery Prn.idrrl HAROLD E. GALLAGHER, Minister CYpress 4-2873 ...COGOr .000C0C0ZOCCoCardrIGOP CLASSIFIEDS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 ------TWO BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS 2nd AND SAN ANTONIO Men: 2 'a.'. Rm. & Board KEMP FOR SALE 10:00 A.M. - Student Bible Class FOR RENT I Guest House. S. 8th A S an C arlos Ford '32 Tudor. Must sell quick. SUNDAY SERVICES -The Temptations of Jesus," Rev. "Shorty- Collins, leader r!- Turn. apts. 2 blks Rld yourself of boarding house $425. CY 7-9981. 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP Supper and Meeting Call CH 3-3282. blues. 2 vacancies. The Wilsons. '30 Olds. Stick shift. Loaded en- 5:47 P. M. - - - 7:30 EVENING SERVICE I lid Kit.rm.1priv. 2 girls 152 S. 9th. gine, 83275. Call CY 7-4628. Roger Williams Fellowship, "Should The Christian Dr. Clarence Sands- Minister I it, WANTED '45 Olds locket "Pa". 4-dr.. hydra Ever Take Human Life" - Student Panel. R&H, excp. clean. gd. motor, tires "A ( )rdial invitation for Every Sunday" iesise. now renting. New deixe Need I older student to share apt. brakes. $225 or best offer. CI Church Services and 2 btIrm apts with kitchens. CY 5-8980. 383 S. 19th St. 84132. 93 W. Reed _ Call CY 5-3383 or gd. motor 9:00, 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. 9-5111 WANT RIDE TO LA. 25th. Will -ale. '41 Pontiac. TRI-C AN radio & seat covers, new batters help with exp. 720 S. Third. Henry Croiss - Pester Furbished tpt. pd. 3 or Must sell, MO. FR 8-8002. with YOU -A Group in mind" "Shorty" Collins - Minister to Student. girls. CY 4- _"kii2. PERSONAL- RACCOON CO-AY. Excel. cond Rio, Phone Jefferson 7-2878. Earl and Gen va Vaughan -Advisor' Vac. 2 KOr.hen $2250 per WILL WA-W1VE WILLIAMS EVERY SUNDAY mo. 421 S. 111h 1-'1 PLEASE COME TO ROOM 16.. Banjo. - Gd. road - $9.5;; Helicraft. iSky Rider-231 5 band 9:30 A.M. Leadership Slan;a., 53 11 5111) It001 1 SERVICES Short-wv. recv. Crystal phrasing Quartor: Comparative World Religions GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH R. sad Board 2 'Nen !Students. Organizations or Individuals in AND SAN FERNANDO Fx. meal.. TENTH I ivelv $17.50 in r sealOf entertainment IFItalleraftrra HI-11 Record Player THE PINK and SAN ANTONIO musical mows . 3rd San Jose, week. C'Y 4-9411. Phone (.1. 7-7886. San Jose State Ext. 241. California