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Volume LXVII. Pasadena, California, Thursday, May 19, 1966 Number 29 '------UPhiiadelphia Story" Playing Through Saturday Evening Under the exuberant director­ by Conner, a Communist poet exciting and unexpected wedding ship of Caltech karatist J. K. working for a cheap capitalistic march, with Tracy attached to Evans, the Drama Club presents magazine, and his very bour­ another man. geois mistress Elizabeth. a story of love, intrigue, sex, and Despite a slow start, the play sin-"The Philadelphia Story"­ Dawn dip warms quickly, and is a very tonight through Saturday eve­ After a wild drinking party competent job. The buxom Hol­ ning in Culbertson Auditorium. both Conner and Tracy blow ly St. Clair as the ebullient Di­ their cool by taking a pre-dawn nah does a fine job in and out Dinah Malaprop dip, together, stark naked, in the of tight sweaters. Don Lowe is The sophisticated divorcee Tra­ hidden pool. This is all observed a convincing and wonderful ex­ by the shocked Kittredge, the cy Lord is about to marry again, husband as Dexter; the married chuckling Dexter, and the al­ marry George Kittredge, a booriSh virgin, the goddess of the Moon "I don't care what you say, I get to play in the bedroom scene." ways-nosey Dinah. Kittredge is prig who has "worked his way next to shoot the cool by an in­ Tracy Lord is excellently played up from the mines." Staunchly sincere attempt to reform Tracy. by the lovely grad Susan No­ arrayed against this unlikely un­ The whole show goes out in an valis. ASCIT and SOC ion are the mighty forces of the lecherous old Uncle Willie, the salacious-minded little sister Di­ nah, and the spirited first hus­ Foolish Frosh Choose Nominations End band Dexter. Dinah, a cross be­ tween a junior grade Miss Mala­ Meeting in a high-security ses­ secretary, Greg Brewer and Jon prop and a teenage private eye, sion on Monday night, the BOD Haviland for treasurer,and Ralph engineers to have the quick-wit­ Options: Fates Sealed brought nominations for both Kimbrell and Henry Dewitt will ted Dexter always present; and BOC representatives and class of­ jockey for the jock office. he engineers to irritate the mor­ by Firestone year's total. fices to a crashing climax. Naturally, the frosh are the alistic Kittredge. The whole pro­ Signing away the next three In the other options, there Bluffing their way past the arm­ (Continued on page 3) cedings are repulsively recorded years of their lives, 65 freshman were 12 choices for astronomy, ed guards at the door, the fear­ have chosen physics as their op­ nine for biology, four for geolo­ less minions of the Tech extract­ tion instead of going into sci­ gy and five which have yet to ed the names of the nominees. ence. The second most popular be heard from. choice was mathematics with 38 The physics department had a The pickings will be slim when IHC to Ratify Definitions signees followed by engineering gain of nine students over last this year's juniors elect their with 31 and chemistry straggling year; also gaining over last year officers for next year. For sen­ along behind with 18. ior class president, George Shar­ were astronomy (5), biology (2), man will oppose Erik Storm, and uFormalize" Position Last year the chemistry de­ geology (4). The math depart­ while the office of vice-president partment reeled in 31 frosh for ment had six fewer than last will go to John O'Pray, the only by Eric Young the IHC has been felt by some chemistry and six for chemical year and engineering had 13 less, candidate. Luther Perry, using After two years of occasional off-and-on for many years, but engineering. However, this continuing a trend of recent some last minute finagling and a edltorials in the California Tech, it seems that past IHC's have year's 18 in pure chemistry were years. sob story, managed to glomb on consideration by the ASCIT Ex­ never really cared enough to do accompanied by only one eh E. Last summer the '69'ers were to the secretaryship with the comm, an actually contested elec­ anything about it. Particular '1'he big loser this year was eco­ asked to indicate probable op­ influential department of the ex­ tion, and finally much discussion concerns of past would-be IHe nomics which failed to grab any tions and the choice then showed chequer going to Bob Miller, and by the student body, the Inter­ formalizers have been the ques­ of the unsuspecting freshmen; 65 for physics, 36 for math, 28 with Don Blair the new athletic house Committee Definition is tion of how many Houses need this was one short of last year's for engineering, 5 for chemistry, "':lpporter. undergoing final ratification approve a matter before it is record. The history department 41 undecided, none in English, this week. binding on all, what role the IHC got its first student and English history or econ and the others Next year's juniors are more Originally presented to the pre­ is to play relative to ASCIT and got three, thereby, tripling last scattered in random curricula. gung-ho, with the presidency be­ sent IHC after the student body the Student Houses, and what f ing contested by Mike Saulny, rejected the proposed inclusion responsibilities, powers, and Len Erickson, and Sam Logan, of that body into ASCIT, the bounds should restrict the IHC. and the vice-presidency by Les Definition has since consumed a Hurry up please, it's time! Notices Wright, Craig McAllister, and large part of the IHC's time. The cry for IHC formaliza­ POWER MONGERS ARISE! current series of the Selective Serv­ Lee Johnson. Chuck Wolfe and The need for formalization of tion reached a new peak during You may eventually rule the ice Qualification Test will be held Dave Shirley are the choices for the three years after the IHC world if you hear "Political Acti­ on Friday, June 24, 1966. Any was given major importance with vism for Scientists" pre);,ented by registrant who is not now scheduled the reinstatement of rotation. the YMCA in Winn'ett Lounge at to ta ke the test on one of the dates The result was the Excomm re­ 7 :30 p.m. next Wednesday, May previously announced must apply no commendation that the IHe be 25. Drs. Daniel J. Kevles (hu­ later than June 1, 1966. Anyone Alinsky Ends Visit b'y Irritating formalized as part of AS CIT, manities) , A ron Kuppermann interested in taking the test may since it seemed the IHC would (chemistry), and Bruce Murray obtain applications and further in­ never do it themselves. When (geology) will present a short formation at the Registrar's Office. While Liberals and Poverty-war an appeal to House loyalty and speech on the possibilities of scien­ TOO LATE-YOU MISSED a vague fear of an ASCIT power ti sts con troll ing the uses of the Saul Alinsky, YMCA Leader of politeness left outside. The en­ A FREE STEAK grab defeated this measure, the products of science through influ­ America, continued to explain suing question session lasted two This very afternoon the Annual hours. present IHC decided the time ence in the government. A gen­ Spring Sports Awards Barbecue is his approach to the problems of had finally come. eral discussion period will follow. Thursday afternoon, Alinsky having huge steaks to fe~e Caltech's political and eCOl;l.Omic depriva­ CULTURE AT HALF-PRICE! met in Winnett Lounge with a Since the IHC is an organiza­ finest. Athletes, if you missed tion in the remainder: of his visit Discount coupons are available panel on the War on Poverty. tion composed of House govern­ making reservations, come anyway to the Caltech campus through ments as opposed to students now at the Y office and at the and pick up your award at 4:30 in The discussion centered around Genial Abbot's for the summer sea­ last Friday. Alinsky's statements that the (as ASeIT is), it was felt that a the Tournament Park Picnic Area. straight-forward statement of son of the Hollywood Bowl, starting Following his appearance in War on Poverty, as presently Come and hear Dr. Langmuir, the policies, procedures, and purpose July 5. Personal presentation of a Win net t Wednesday at the constituted, was being used as M.e., tell funny stories. was required rather than a con­ coupon at the box office affords ASCIT Assembly hour, Alinsky a sop to keep the animals from URGENT PEACE CORPS REQUEST stitution. Thus, the term "defi­ the holder a 50% discount to Tues­ appeared at the joint ASCIT­ rioting. As such, the funds do Teachers are urgently needed for nition." The Definition was day and Thursday night perform­ YMCA Coffiee Hour, and then pre­ nothing to help Negroes gain dig­ the Pacific Trust Territories in based on the Excomm's propos­ ances of such stars as Van CLburn, sented his major address in Beck­ nity and equality. Micronesia. No Peace Corps quali­ al, the only essential differ­ Duke Ellington, Marylin Horne, and man that night. In that address, Friday, Alinsky met with a fication test wi II be necessary. ences lying in the provisions for Robert Merrill. Alinsky identified himself with panel at the offices of the Ameri­ Training will begin this summer. the IHC Chairman and Secre­ GRAFT AND CORRUPTION the same traditions which mold­ can Friends Service Committee See the YMCA for special applica­ tary, and in various provisions All tho~e hardy souls interested ed the thought of the men who ("Another panel?") Alinskyagain tions and brochures. necessary to the existence of a in working on next year's Big T, drafted the Constitution. He made himself the White Liberal's separate body. and in getting some of the infinite 'THE ASSOCIATION pointed out that men like Jeffer­ polecat by defining reconciliation ASCIT graft and corruption, should The sensational local g r 0 u p \'lon, Jay, and eventually Hamil­ as "when we get enough power The Definition provides for a come to the Big T office either to­ ("Along Comes Mary") will be giv­ ton, had realized that the demo­ to get what we want done, the minimum of four Houses' con­ night at 7 :30 or Tuesday night at ing a benefit performance for the cratic ideal could not fuhction if establishment gets reconciled." sent to any action of the. IHC the same time. No experience AFS at John Muir H.S., 8 :00 p.m. significant segments of the popu­ Friday evening, Alinsky spoke to and also requires the presence needed!! this Saturday. Admission is $1.50 lace were denied political and the Friends of the Caltech of four House representatives FEEL A DRAFT? contribution and even Teckers are economic power. Alinsky then YMCA, and crossed several times for any legal meeting. The IHC The fourth and final test in the invited. opened the floor for questions, the fine line between "abrasive (Continued on page 4) I stating that he wanted tact and critic" and "militant boor." Page Two CAL.I F OR N I A TEe ---H Thursday, May 19, 1966 Editorial Letter Editors: I would like to make this state­ ment in addition to the letter Caltech Coaching printed in last week's Tech. Yet another letter carping about the Cal tech coaching sys­ Having read the article on Cal­ tem appears in this week's Tech. Because the coaches, perhaps tech athletics in last Sunday's Los Angeles Times and having considering themselves too pure and sacred to deign to reply to been indoctrinated with Caltech's worthless student opinion, have maintained a circumspect silence, "emphasis on participation" in athletics, I find such a philoso­ the next best thing is a reply from the editors. hy Ring bass player backing him up, he phy good in theory but lacking The current show at the Ice now sings everything from "Yes­ Swellheads in practice. The teams here ac­ t~rday," by the Beatles, to a Ma­ tually are run on such a basis, House, Pasadena, while it rea­ In the first place, all this talk about good athletes at Cal­ tures none of the big-name acts son Williams comedy number but it is often at the expense of tech is just so much bragging, reflecting the inflated self-esteem often seen there, proves to be an about the problems of modern developing the few really good living, to folk songs. As always, of most Cal tech undergraduates. Since when is Caltech teeming athletes that manage to find enjoyable and varied one. with athletic talent? Where are all these brilliant stars, awaiting Richard and Jim, the lead act, Troy's voice and appearance are their way here. impressive, and, with material only the proper coaching to get out there and win? Exactly one Not hard enough are a spirited blue-grass duo, adept in close-harmony and fast that gives him a chance to show Caltech undergrad ever went to the Olympics, folks-in the Workouts are seldom as hard them off, his act has improved as they should be and no penalty picking. Jim's banjo, harmonica, javelin. We've been in the SCIAC cellar for a while, and as long and dobro playing lend variety to greatly. as we're the hardest school in the country to enter, we'll probably is given for missing practice, be­ cause the coaches are afraid ev­ the act, and his voice is straight Biting Miss4,merica stay that way. eryone would quit; This situa­ from Tobacco Road, twangy and drawling. Richard's guitar play­ The third act" on the bill is the Secondly, Dean Bond was temporarily filling a, post while a tion has resulted in the loss of comedy team of Dick Clair and permanent wrestling head coach and assistant football coach was some of the good athletes while ing is reminiscent of the old Car­ ter family style. J enna McMahon. Their main chosen. The new coach has been chosen, and it is not Bond. If the mediocre players stay with field is satire on television and Old backwoods humor the new coach is a poor one, then we'.11 have grounds for com­ the teams. These good athletes related topics. One skJetch on have been taught that "when the As is typical of Ice House stars, plaining about the coaching system, but let's wait until Bond's the Miss America pageant was going gets tough, the tough get Richard and Jim liven up their especially biting, and Clair's imi­ successor has a chance to show his stuff. going," but they find little "tough act with humor in line with their tation of Bert Parks hit the mark Now about the coaching philosophy here at Caltech. Aca­ going" in Caltech athletics. style. Theirs is strictly back­ quite well. Their material is demics dominates athletics in this school, and the easygoing Why? woods drollery and harmless digs fresh and clever, and they should As a member of the Caltech about the smog and waterless become well-known in the future. coaches merely refled" that fact. If we had a Spartan coach, he rivers. Most of the jokes are would naturally expect his players to put athletics above all; football and track teams, I have respect for most of the decisions old, but Jim's style of presenta­ In short, the show running at everyone would laugh and quit the team. It would be unfair to of Coach La Brucherie, but I see tion puts them across quite well. the Ice House from now until the majority to run a professional ship. no reason why the responsibility Although relatively unknown, May 29 provides humor, talent, of coaching should remain solely Richard and Jim are a fine act and variety. It is definitely Self-righteous with him. The few good assis­ well worth seeing. worth seeing. Finally, the reaction of the coaches to any criticism of their tant coaches that come to Cal­ Troy metamorphosed methods leaves a lot to be desired. The typical reply is that stu­ tech don't seem to stay long, Those who remember David dents don't know anything about coaching and should keep their which makes me wonder if the Troy from his appearance at the "powers-that-be" in the athletic Ice House last year may be sur­ mouths shut. Is the purpose of coaching to please other coach­ department are afraid of having prised to see his new act. He es, or is it for the students? And why the pontifical silence? Is hard-working coaches and pos­ has discovered that his rich voice it that the coaches have nothing to say? sible winning seasons at Caltech. and good looks are much greater Academically Caltech is run assets than the nylon string gui­ -Meo for the top students. Why not tar on which he used to pluck Middleditch give the top athletes the same away in early Burl Ives style, treatment? and has turned to a pop vein. Dick Harley With an electric guitarist and a

BareFaced And Greedy by Hinkle At this very moment the Student Houses are being cheated ¥QUIl1IJU out of much of their limited supply of money for repairs made by B&G which are, more often than not, totally unnecessary. In "Dylan"-comical, yet serious; casional escape from the books addition to these injustices, the methods of making these repairs happy, yet sad-a swiftmoving should heed these opportunities delight written by Sidney Mich­ are stupid, inefficient, and extremely costly. to gain culture at a reduced rate aels, is now playing at the Stage (somehow that sounds like tak­ For example, there is the case of the roof repairs on the Old Society Theatre in Hollywood. ing the non-existent "royal road Houses. Not only have rllany of these been inefficient (with five Dylan Thomas was a Welsh po­ to geometry"). I don't know men sent to do the job of two) but due to claims that the "right" et (or better still the Welsh po" et) of the twentieth century, a how the YMCA selected "Dylan" tiles are no longer being made, they have been unduly expensive. fast-living man who felt no as the play they would like the Naturally, the Houses bear the brunt of the cost for such shame in staying drunk for days students to see, but it was a good "antiques". and spending those nights with choice and a pleasure to all those When one House had taken the doors off their lounge to some obliging young lady. Sex who attended. accommodate their Interhouse Dance setup, B&G promptly re­ placed all of these doors without warning and before the students John Harding's portrayal of had a chance to do the job themselves. Adding insult to injury, the more-often-drunk-than-sober Thomas provided many laughs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the House was charged for replacing two more doors than had as well as serious moments. He § § been taken off in the first place! brought down the house by non­ The list of graft and inefficiency goes on ad nauseum (one chalantly squeezing the diminu­ t We invite ylYU to open a. . . t wonders whether it was B&G men who were the initial butt of the tive pectoral appendages of a sec­ "Polack" jokes). The student complaints fall into three general retary. Later, all whispers and categories, the first being that the Houses are often given no snickers disappeared as he de­ t SILVERWOODS ~ scribed how his life story is con­ warning that a repair is going to be made. The House treasurer tained in the nursery rhyme is presented with a bill of the fait accompli. The second is that "Baa Baa Black Sheep." § STUDENT ~ if such warning is received in time, it is nearly impossible to stop Dephi Lawrence gave an ex­ the repairs, even if they are totally unnecessary. cellent performance as Caitlin The third is that the repairs charged to the Student Houses Thomas, Thomas' wife and the are for items that have not been caused by student 'activities per mother of his three children. se, but are due/ to a fault in the buildings or the workmanship Caitlan was the female counter­ ! ~~nd~~o~! i~~n~~e~~T I that went into them. Such repairs, if billed to the students at part of Thomas, she was "the woman Dylan would have been ~ a. Established credit. ~ all, should be absorbed by the room and board paid by the stu­ if Dylan had been a woman." dents at the beginning of the term and not to the House which § b. Convenience of charging_ § happened to take the brunt of jerry-building construction. A fur­ Paul Carr, Lee Meriwether (Miss America of 1955), and Pitt ~ c. Accurate record of expenditures. ~ ther complaint is, of course, the outrageous charges. Herbert supported in roles of d. Easy payment plan-purchase up to $60, § It also seems strange that, while our tuition, room, and John Brinnin, organizer of Thom­ § payment is $10 per month, plus 1lt2 % § board rival that of the most expensive colleges, the rooms and as' lectures throughout the Uni­ §§ on unpaid balance. § living space given to the average student are relatively the ted States; Meg, Thomas' mis­ . § most austere. These Iiving conditions and high prices tend to tress and unofficial business ma­ nager; and Angus, the ever-pres­ § Ask for Gordon Hopper or Miss Toft... § drive students off campus, where they are no longer paying ent publisher. § either will be happy to discuss your § through their noses for sub-standard I iving conditions. ~ Student Charge Account with you~ § Now is the time for action and IHC is already planning some EI Camino Real The show played to a packed collective action. One solution would be to establish control over house, even though this is its repairs by mobilizing IHC forces and coordinating with the Hous­ third month at the Stage So­ t SILVERWOODS t ing Office so that the students have a say about where their ciety. There were several Cal­ ~ 388 S. LAKE AVENUE § money goes. The Houses are no bargain, but as long as we're tech students who had taken living in them, we should make the most of the situation. advantage of the YMCA's offer to defray part of the expenses. ~~ § -John Middleditch Those of you who enjoy an oc- Thursday, May 19, 1966 CALIFORNIA TECH ,.,. Three ----~--~------Prevaricator Philp 10 Come 10 Beckman Hardboiled Hershey Gary Philp, who describes him­ self as "a first class liar," will Harasses Humorously appear in Beckman Auditorium this Saturday, May 21 at 8:30 On the first morning of its the exam until 10 seemed like p. m. Philp, having previously four· day stand, General Lewis a truly profitable waste of time. lied up. and down the walls of Hershey's production of "Damn Advanced notation and informa­ Dabney Lounge, will be seen tion transcription occupied the Yankees" packed Pasadena City testees during that period. The again along with his world­ College's Sexson Auditorium famed forked tongue and his test itself was actually a distin­ guitar accompanist, Joe Corp or­ with 2400 awed onlookers Satur­ guished physical examination, for an. day. only the fittest test-takers could perform efficiently without soon Philps, who favors math ma­ In blatantly showing that col­ seeing spots before their eyes. jors for an unbiased audience, lege admissions boards spend Many students thought the test will tell tales filled with sex, time worthlessly, the Selective to be a battle between concen­ violence, and pathos designed es­ Service subjected all to a test tration and daydreaming, the lat­ pecially for the emotional needs which had as one of its more ter often winning; some finished of the root mean Tecker. One profound effects ruining the day early and thereafter practiced of the featured stories will be for all who somewhat less than catnapping, fingerprinting, yawn­ Bradbury's love story about a jovially submitted to these dilut­ ing, and staring through the win­ sea monster and a foghorn (not ed college boards. dows at the Pasadena skyline. unlike traumatic experiences of Jocks rule Teckers with blind dates). Marxism For most, arriving promptly at As a guide for future test-tak­ 8:30 a.m. and then not beginning Also featured is Thurber's "Uni­ "Don't look now, but there is a queer Tecker in the front row." ers, here is a question typical of corn," a grisly murderer of gad­ those the subsequent exam~ will gets and the exqUisite (the Tech probably include. staff suspects that this too may The Latest Dope also be slightly ribald) poetry Consider the following pa& in Garcia Lorca's dramatic epi­ • sage: taph to a bullfighter. Many oth­ Astronomy "To discover truth through er tales either too horrible or Newest Developments practice, and through practice to obscene to mention will issue In' the past week, the astron­ more urgent because of the de­ evolution. They are much larg­ verify and develop truth. To forth from Philps' poisoned omy department has announced terioration of conditions for er, but less massive than the start from perpetual knowledge tongue. a new telescope, new work in these observations at Mount Wil­ sun. As they age, their tempera­ and actively develop it into ra­ tures rises to near that of the Tickets are still avaiilable .at astrophysics, and a prophecy of son. tional knowledge, and then, start­ sun, and their outer layers be­ the Beckman Office for those doom. This should free the two large ing from rational knowledge, ac­ come unstable. This results in willing to brave a barrage of Mt. Wilson telescopes for observ­ tively direct revolutionary prac­ The new telescope is a 60-inch pulsations of periods from six falsehood. ing bright objects and for spec­ tice so as to remould the subjec­ reflector to be built on Mt. trographic studies, which are not hours to one day, lasting for tive and objective world. Prac­ Palomar. The research was done affected by the bright sky back­ about 10 to 100 million years. tice, knowledge, more practice, by Dr. Robert F. Christy on ground of Los Angeles. This will Christy's results indicate that more knowledge; the cyclical RR Lyrae stars, used in measur­ also free the 200-inch from much the RR Lyrae stars contain about repetition of this pattern to in­ Flying Club of ing cosmic distances. The pro­ of the photometric work on mod­ 30 percent helium. He also found finity, and with each cycle, the phecy of doom was issued from erately faint objects, making it that all RR Lyrae stars have elevation of the content of prac­ the Eternal City by Dr. Leverett more available for the observa­ about the same intrinsic bright. tice and knowledge to a higher The Wild Blue Davis about the slowing down tion of the very faint objects it ness. In several billion years level. Such is the Whole of the of the sun's rotation; was designed for. the sun, too, may evolve into one dialectical materialist theory of of these stars. knowledge, and such is the dia-. Computer models Buys Airplane 60·inch hot dog Don't hold your breath lectical materialist theory of the Dr. Christy's research uses a The new 60-inch telescope is Dr. Leverett Davis, doing re­ unity of knowing and doing." The Aero Association of Cal­ significant new method / of using designed to have fairly high mag­ search in Rome, Italy, has cal· tech (Flying Club) purchased; in a computer to simulate the be· Question: nification over a wide field of culated that the rotation rate of late April a 1965 C.essna 150, havior of stars. He feeds in The author is: view. A three-story, $1,000,000 the sun will ;;low· down 50 per made possible by gifts from peo­ data of masses, luminosities, sur­ observatory will be built to house cent in the next two to four bil­ •. a) a card-carrying Communist ple interested in the future of face temperatures, helium con­ it, named in memory of the late lion years. , It is not known what b) "full of sound and fury, aviation and its progress at Cal­ tents, and other useful parame­ Oscar G. Mayer, whose family effect, if any, this will have on signifying nothing." tech. ters. He also puts in equations is qonating $250,000 to construct the earth, but an effect is be­ c) a perfect square. from the applicable laws of phy­ Now that the club has an air­ it. Work on the project will lieved possible, because solar ro­ sics. The computer simulated d) pleading to his draft board. plane, a program of flight prep­ begin with the grinding of the tation appears to be related to some 100 possible models of the e) trying to amuse the reader. artion and instruction for the quartz mirror here. It is hoped sunspots. stars, which Dr. Christy then member student pilots is being that the telescope will be com­ By definition compared with the observed pro­ He bases his estimate on the formed. The Flying Club has pleted in 1970. the assistance of Mr. and Mrs. perties of the stars, to deter­ Mariner II and IV spacecraft re­ Rumors abound that the gov­ Critchell of the Bates Aeronau­ The new telescope should be mine which corresponded to re­ sults, and on calculations made ernment is thinking of testing tical Foundation, who will hep able to transfer much of the di­ ality. by one of his graduate students. voting qualifications soon. In­ in the formation of this training rect photographic and photoelec­ .- The effect is due to the braking formed sources say that one ques­ schedule. tric work now done at Mount Hot throbbing star! effect on the sun's rotation rate tion merely requires a proof of Wilson to the new instrument at These RR Lyrae stars are pul­ by the sun's magnetic field per­ Fermat's Last Theorem-or, for The teaching methods em­ meating the solar system. the less gifted, a disproof. ployed in the Club will be pat­ Mount Palomar. This is made sating stars far along in their terned after the Bates program. This program will include a Vote the Party Line, But Vote ground school and the instruction (Continued from page 1) darknesS, the BOC. They are necessary for a beginning stu­ most power-hungry of the three Mark Satterthwaite, Will Man­ dent to shoot for his private li­ cense. Also, members wishing classes, with no fewer than five ning, Joe Jeffrey, Stacy Lang­ Arthur Plant's to obtain advanced ratings such candidates _ Pericles Nicolaid- ton, and Dennis White. as the instrument or commercial es, Lonnie Martin, Chuck Allen, Next is Ruddock, with Frank garden party was licenses will have opportunity to Bradley Berry, and Jim Leining­ Griswold, Erno Daniel, Terry do so. er - seeking the presidency. Bruns, and Rob Dickinson yearn­ $100 refunded The vastly important position of ing to join the ranks of the se­ something to behold. For all rabid avaition enthu­ vice-president will go to either cret police. Following Ruddock Siasts, the cost structure is as Frank Johnson or Gregg Wright, are Fleming, with Mike Saulny, follows: the member deposits . and the scribeship to Steve Har­ Tom Beatty, and George Shar­ $110 in the club, and the monthly per, Mike Henerey, or John Ot­ man; Lloyd, with Craig McAllis­ dues ($7 per mohth) pay for tensman. Molester King, Larry ter, Les Fishbone, and Robert the fixed costs associated with Shirley, and George Johnson are Piccioni; and Page, with Dave the plane (such as insurance). greedy for the money, and those Goodmanson, Alan Porter, and The cost to fly is $6 per hour­ massive he-men Tom Beatty and Michael Caloyannaides. Blacker a figure which includes gas and Greg Evans will hulk it out for has two candidates, Dave Kin­ oil and the necessary mainten­ the office of athletic manager. caide and Hugh McCullogh, and ance. This is significantly less Ricketts one, Larry Dillehay. than the $11-12 per hour charged The Darbs seem to be screw­ at commercial schools, and of happy, leading the league with Elections for both the BOC course this saving (w hi c h five candidates for that well­ and class offices will take place amounts to about $250 by the time known agency of the powers of today. one gets his private license) is one of the advantages in a club. , Besides, the members feel that Two Locations they receive a more comprehen­ at the ICE HOUSE (S) sive training and fly a better­ GLENDALE PASADENA 24 N. Mentor The Bud® was iust maintained airplane. 234 S. Brand Reservations Phone Reservations Phone The club, which is open to all 245-5043 MU 1-9942 • students, faculty, and staff, has opening. openings for four additional RICHARD 6- JIM members. Those wishing to FOLK MUSIC THE DEEP SIX DAVID-TROY and COMEDY DICK CLAIR join should contact David Cart­ ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC•• ST. LQlJIS • NEWARK. LOS ANGELES. TAMPA. HOUSTON wright (Ext. 2020) or Ray Thach Twice the MusIc TIM MORGON JENNA MCMAHON Double the Fun (Ext. 1542) . I .' Page Four CALI FOR N I A TECH Thursday, May 19, 1966 ------~ Six-Sevenths Agree Rick.tts Wins 8 y forfeit Spring Soccer Practice (Continued from page 1) is given power over rotation, In­ Due to a foul-up in the Rud­ the outcome, the Interhouse terhouse and Discobolus athlet­ dock machine, the eiigibility list softball champs used their bench ics, Int'erhouse Sing, and in gen­ for the Ruddock-Ricketts Disco­ liberally and all the spectators played. The final score showed Promises Bright Future eral over those matters concern­ bolus softball game was submit­ ing all the Houses collectively­ this liberality as Ruddock ted late, causing the men in by Hunk Les Fishbone, last year's goalie, never one individually. stomped the Scurvs by a 14-5 May is here once again, the is playing on the forward line, blUe to forfeit the three points. score. time when all good soccer play­ but might still end up in the goal The major point of contention The game,::. however, was played The last challenge of the year ers get an itch in their legs. To mouth next year. . in the form of the Definition off on Thursday afternoon after comes from Lloyd in football. satisfy the overwhelming urge, has been many Houses's appro­ the Monday schedule was rained The team as a whole has tre­ The Lloydies have already won spring practice has started; af­ val are required for passage of out. ter last season, which might be mendously improved; the scrim­ amendments to the Definition. the trophy, but Ricketts has a called a rebuilding year, pros­ mages look better -.than most of As finally compromised, six Since Ricketts was already as­ chance to tie for second by win­ pects 100k excellent for the fall. last year's games. The team has Houses are required for passage sured of the. points regardless of ning this game. With two exceptions, everyone a very good chance to win its of any amendment except that from last year's varsity is back, division, which includes Loyola, a one month waiting period is and several new players have Occidental, UeSB, USC, and required before such passage is A&H DISCOUNT RECORDS joined the roster. Westmont. - effective unless all seven Houses SPECIAL SCHOOL DISCOUNTS With about 25 players out for agree immediately. j'"sOcT------T SOc: r------;• practice, there is plenty of depth • J This coupon enables bearer to : :This coupon entitles bearer to an! , . at every position. 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EVENINGS TO 9 SY 6-7436 a ,real star at inside forward. Hot seasoning The defense, which did reason­ al::Hy well even last year, has • everyone returning with a year's worth of seasoning. Paul Bart­ lett, Peter Balint, Len Erickson, Harvey Butcher, and Ron Gregg are the backs. Walt Innes, the bulwark of the team's defense during the last season, and Shahbaz Noorvash have not been able to come to spring practice, but should be ready to go in the fall. The only unknown is the goal­ ie. position, where two new play­ ers are vying for the spot. Dave Kuehn and Andy Duell have been showing their talents in scrimmages, but it is still too early to determine their merit.

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