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eouP !shin, Executives, Advisers Consider .rary 'old its Ilion 104, Class Government Pros, Cons COMpafty Spartana UN HON LEINIO pherson. Ilis comment on Bill KO\ PM!, is very weak. It needs has -There won't be much differ- Hauck's tecununendation to Stu- to be strengthened tot be used as ence if they do abolish it," saki dent Council that class govern- a training ground, or he aban- be pro, senior Class President Bill Mac- ments be abolished was a typical doned." SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, 50 FRIDAY, MARCH 1 1963 No 78 response. Tidwell said. -Class government neat trrie more iipportunity for pet,- d....r1.1 even hat.e that any kmger. I un 8 ;1. to bc .LIt1,,,e ill student go,.ern. All that's left for it is to be a rc organization, and it can't am 4 Council OK's Soph Rep Benefit Show to' that tiniffoS St lidetil .41/114.1e( opinion he group concerning ierS II." lter proposed :shunt:km of clam, la ti ,o senior that gu%rr 111.1 %oked oat Tomorrow art', 15-i said. -Class go%ersi- Circulation Boost i% colstria(ter lorling v. blob tnerit should be idosely integrated knd NIII get under as) ...Ma, 114. a tin Student Council in a way cordisig too %lel, Lar%411/. AsIS With folgs ind "i'es 10 hand. Dunikei 'Alice which advised that In Men Gym ti.i.11 legislative matters an. IV- s plunged %I.e. president and student Coun- 1,11*Ni governments. talent Oilmen members the election he postponed until to the class multi-couise Wednesday more detalkal infonnation cil %tee viiiiirman. Class governments not vs a was pre- "Pan-American Preview," a ben- which featured sented. Dr. Lowell M. DUN, Mid I of meetings performing the functions they session Walter, stu- efit water show for the United rut dishes. dent personnel counselor. and are osailable front 11.a.r.011 rot tiould be performing. There is no Stu- States Olympic Committee, will unanimously confirmed (lent Council adviser, added Ito,' ( liege t talon. rieid for it as it exists." Eraleigh thlit be preesnted tomorrow night at s Pres. Bill Hauck's appoint- the postponement is only a tern- tdi in the Men's Gym pool. nt of Eric Rasmussen, psychol- porary setback. "We know much. Outgoing Freshman Class Presi- 'DES All proceeds from thet will Writ L's going. Only about a dozen the position of soph- more about the complexities dent Duane Kline said that class 'Nil a .r; major, to of go to the U.S. Olympic Fund in come to our class meetings," Mac- The office the union now than government is too small to merit tOAD pre representative. we did a year support of the Pan-American pherson said. by Vince Feeney's res- ago," he said. its continuance. mistlan pas vastest Games to be held in Sao Paula. Sophomore class adviser Dr. end of the fall Dr. Walter expressed Kime does feel, however, that /nation at the thanks for Brazil. in April-May of VW year. William Tidwell said, "The class member of Sigma Phi Hauck's work and time the Freshman Class should con- emester. A concerning A large cast of performers will Rasmussen be- the College Union. tinue as a governmental body. 1psilon fraternity, Steve Larson, include local, national, and inter- council -Freshman class government is a chairman, echoed Dr. Wal- national swimming and diving ter's necessary training ground for fu- expression of thanks. stars. Amendment, ture ASH positions." he said. Papsie Georgian, winner of two ASB APPOINTMENTS Ron Smith. junior class presi- r a international titles and four-time Nurnatt Appointed to vacant ASB '-nt, said that class government sirs United States Women's solo syn- committee positions were Bob Frosh Voting an perform a service that other Wain ro Koch, chronized swimming champion, will silt Election Board chairman; oi ganizations can't." He cited an pra be featured soloist. A PUZZLED San Jose State student ponders over the mass ugh- I. name Fred Lucero, Art Planning Com- investigation to inform students The parade of divers will include: ness on display yesterday during voting for campus Ugly Man. a, and I,ta mittee chairman: Mike Freed, Ends Today about approved housing. -The Stir- is I a ke Al White, double Olympic Chian- Pictures of entrants in the contest, sponsored by the Junior Class, Rally Committee chairman: Fred ,.e.y failed because of lack of par- engrain pion and 10-time U.S. Champion; are in front of the bookstore and the cafeteria. Voting continues I Wheeler, Student Actnities Board Voting on the two proposed ASB ticipation," ha- said. larratun M 0 1. y Shapiro, Big Ten and today and Ole winner of the annual contest will be announced and rosa member at large; Reo Blake and constitutional amendments and "There isn't any common bond IN( 'AA t 'hampion; Mike Sullivan. Tuesday. Junior Class officers report that proceeds will go toward will an B. %A John Stafford, Fairness Committee electron of freshman officers to pull people together." Smith .1. aid. Calitornia and Far Western Age members. the Junior-Senior Ball. continue today. Polls are open the abolishment Group Champion; Darlene Georgi- said. He said that A directive, introduced by Pete from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in been coming for a long time. NEM an, Pacific Association and Junior has McGrath, Campus Problems Com- front of the cafeteria and book- Maurice Olympic Champion. Junior Class President mittee chairman, calls for the in- store. Jounlane could not be reached for vestigation of possible use of IBM Comedy dives will be performed SociologyStudents Surve The first amendment moves the by Houston Moore and Pete Wal- I', mment. system of voting for future ASB dates for elections up two weeks For editorial comment is election. The approved proposal lace. The second is designed to all., I was referred to the Election Board Admission is $1. S.J. for State Gas Moneys new officers more time to adju- for investigation. Individuals wishing tickets may to their jobs. contact Diane Zavattero at CY A committee of 25 volunteer will gather information on the Freshman candidates for pro's,. COMMITTEES ERIC RASMUSSEN ESTABLISHED 4-2922, SJS sociology students will cover !number of persons in each house dent are Art Simburg, Al Mason Carmel Destination Special . new soph rep investigation committees. San Jose today to collect popula- and apartment and number of and Gilbert Holloway. Dan Dahlen set up by council two weeks ago, tion data expected to add $220,000 vacant homes. and Fred Best are running for vice For Greek Retreat liere5 that "meaningful accomp- were manned with chairmen. Com- MUN Delegates to the city's coffers by way of an The data will be turned over president. lishmenh:- should be the goal of mittee chairmen are: George Mar- increased share of California's to the California State Depart- Karen Hansen, Charleen Cirese, Three buses carrying approxi- tin, senior, ho his new position and the entire approved us i n Sacramento 1962-63 gas taxes and motor ve- ment of Finance for exact deter- Leslie Scans, and Sandra Gee are mately 136 fraternity-sorority Student Counril. Betty Lubrano, senior, registra- Visit hicle license fees. mination of the change in the candidates for secretary. Hopefuls members, counselors, and faculty tion; Don Chapman, senior, com- Top officials of the Model United The students were rounded up city's population during the pres- for treasurer are Bill Brunick, advisers will depart from the Alpha CIRCULATION BOOST munity and cultural relationships; Nations will be traveling over the by Dr. Snell Putney, assistant pro- ent fiscal year. Sunny McCulley. and Mike Ger- Tau Omega house at g tomorrow senior, parking; Pete weekend to attend MUN institutes. Finanee Committee chairman Steve Chell, fessor of sociology, for the ex- Each person added to the esti- maine, ;morning destined for the La Playa ASB financial Sam Obregon, secretary-general. Pat Butler reeommended that the Briggs. graduate, perience and opportunity in public mate will bring another $8 or Hotel, Carmel. will head for American River merit Spartan Daily circulation allocations. work, according to a report from so to San Jose and could provide Arrival in Carmel will mark the finance business Miss Junior college in Sacramento to of 10,000 he lamsted to 11,000 and In other the Sociology Department Office. the city with the resources for ',peeing of the annual Greek Re- faculty preside over the Western Region 'Why Research?' later to 12(50 if a survey proved Butler recommended that Wearing plastic red-w-hite-blue more facilities and services. 'real, San Jose State's intrespec- cents for Institute Saturday. Twenty-one the additional increase advisable. members be charged 25 badges saying "San Jose- The All The state Department of Fi- !tee of the Greek system, where submitted participation in Weekend Co-Rec. member colleges and universities American City," the students will The original proposal, nance charges between $600-$700 Perspective Topic it stands, when. it is headed. and i, Jay Thonvaldson. ASB informa- Her committee survey revealed will participate. go from house to house in a 50 he formulation id working solu- for services and very detailed "Wh,) Research' os tonforrr, rin officer. requested an increase that faculty Members and their Fifteen SJS students, all mem- square block area which was se- 'ions for mutual problems. surveys sometimes run to $1,200. morning's presentaii.,I1 on - 2i(t). The proposal, passed by families comprise 50 per cent of hers of the Secretariat, will ac- lected at random by the State Four representatives from each However, San Jose considers the ' spective," San Jose State College's mined, aiis referred to the Fl- the weekly event.