O.T. Majors Book Talk occupational tiu-raph moors WI Anterit an society. ,jwasi sign up now tor appoint- A satire "A Surfeit of Hones" by Russell with their 'Idyls:cm ta ments Lynes, will he the hook talk discuss fall semester schedules, topic of Dr. Harold M. llodge-s, osording to Mr Margie Haines associate professor of sociology. arpartment secretary. Merlin. Itr. Bodges will present his talk Orets will be posted ort ads is- Wednesday at 12:30 in rooms doors tor appointments un- A and B of the cafeteria. May 25. Students unsure of til.' cateut a their adviser's name may check in the department office.
01F.O... VOL. 49 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1962 No. 118 Eight Class Moore Proclaims May 14-18 Offices Are International Student Week Uncontested San Jose Mayor Paul F. Moore !has proclaimed the week of May 14 class offices up Eight of the 14-18 as International Students week's election, for grabs in next Searle Vies I Week in San Jose as a "commun- senior presidency, including the ity salute to those students of all ballot uncontested, gill go on the :nations who have made the city Friday. it was learned of San Jose a haven for learning submitted peti- For Post; Only 21 students and living for all free peoples." for the open posts by the tions The official proclamation, bear- 1;30 p.m. Friday deadline, accord- ing the seal of the city of San ing to election board chairman Will Speak Jose, was signed by Mayor Moore Carlton Parks, well below the ex- Democratic candidate for the and presented to a group of SJS pected number. 22nd ass embly district, Reed 'International students at the city The senior class, which tradi- Searle, San Jose attorney, will hall on Friday. tionally draws the lowest number discuss the problems of the eco- of candidates, came in last again The people of San Jose desig- nomics of disarmament tomorrow with a two-man contest in only nated the observance in connec- in CH149, according to Fred Bran- one office. Gary Wexler and Owen tion with San Jose State's Inter- stetter, SJS Democratic club presi- Brande will compete for the class national Week during the same dent. 'ice presidency. period. Searle has said that Santa Clara A week-long round of activities FEW SENIORS county is 52 per cent dependent will be held on campus commem- on defense spending and that Oakland junior Burce Macpher- he orating the event including a considers this one of the main son will seek the presidency on a Wednesday symposium on US. campaign issues. NANI RAO white ballot. Other candidates, foreign policy, and the interna- Searle said in a telephone inter- . . . queen candidate also unopposed, are: Ellen Norris MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION San Jose Mayor tional bazaar and International ing on are Sharon Holly (I.) and Lyn Spalding view Friday that he favors fed. for secretary: John Haggerty for Paul Moore signs a proclamation declaring the members Ball on Friday. of SJS' intercultural council. eral aid to education, a realign- treasurer; and Harlene Heller for week of May 14-18 International Week. Look- In the mmenu of the tax structure for the tI proclamation, Mayor interclass representative. sian Day Begins Moore said support of schools, and more in- that the city of San Josean Ron Smith and Jose has San tensive state-wide planning in eel- become the temporary from San Diego will George Clause ucation. niernational Week home for many students from for- vie for the junior class' top post, eign lands who have come to the heading a slim list of seven can- Phi Asian Day will launch Interna- U.S. for educational purposes. Sigs tional Week today Edge with attractive positions. Thetas, five didates for "Through the efforts of many Nani Rao, a senior Only one other junior class post Student, Faculty industrial re- individuals and groups in this lations major from is contested. This is the office of India, named city, who have given generously as representative of secretary where Donna Bell and the Asian of their Brun, and energies, these Positions Available continent. Pain Stoddard will compete. students have returned to their Ken Howell for vice president: PiKA in Cart Victories Nani, in her role as one of five homes as true friends of the city Sharon Reed for treasurer; and On ASB Judiciar Ifinalists in the international queen of San Jose," Mayor Moore em- By GARY ANDERSON Val Tinti for interclass council competition, but were unable to trophy, while Alpha Omicron Pi Positions in the ASB judiciary contest, takes over duties as Asian .phasiaea. representative are white ballot Winning their last two heats by catch the Phi Sig lead. sorority finished second. In the Day princess. for the coming semester are open 1 For these reasons, he said, May candidates. a matter of feet, Phi Sigma Kappa Dick Catlett, Tom Fisher. Mike float competition, Chi Pi Sigma, today, according to Joe Stroud, Sponsored by her sorority. Alpha 14-18 will be International Stu. fraternity captured the 14th run- Davis, Rich Welch and Barry police service fraternity, won with SOPII CANDIDATES chief justice. Phi. the dark-haired beauty is dents Week in San Jose. ning of the Lambda Chi Alpha Richardson pushed the Phi Sigs to a rendition of an early Chicago Applications for the judiciary vying for the reigning title of in- Aspirants for sophomore class pushcart relays by defeating Kap- victory while Bob Lacey piloted mob scene in front of the judges' and a sign-up sheet for interviews I ternational queen. offices may offer the most inter- pa Alpha Theta sorority in the the cart. stand. Sigma Chi fraternity fin- may be obtained in the College! The queen will be named at the Sr. Dinner Slated esting race this year, with eight finals before a noisy crowd at the In the A division finals Pi Kappa ished second in the division with Union, 315 S. Ninth St. The dead- ' International Ball Friday night in candidates for four positions, in- Santa Clara county fairgrounds Alpha gave the Phi Sigs a real a decorated chariot. line for applications Is noon Thurs- the Hawai bin Gardens. For Lou's Village; cluding three for president. Friday afternoon. run for their money when they Margie Davison, Kappa Delta day. Interviews of applicants will --- -
Maurice Jourdane of Huntington The Phi Sigs, who won the almost overtook a respectable Phi sorority, served the relays as queen be Friday and Saturday Park and Steve Has- , made2:30 Pres. Davis Seeks Tickets Availab!e San Joseans sweepstakes in 1960, won over Pi Sig lead. The Phi Sig cart crossed when she passed out trophies and fro m until 5 p.m. sett and Yazel are in the kisses Skip Kappa Alpha fraternity in the A the finish line just a matter of to the winning organiza- The judiciary is seeking appli- Lou a Village in San Jose will be running for presidency. Faculty the division finals, while the Thetas inches ahead of the PiKA entry. tions at the end of the after- cations fmfrom both faculty and stu- Members the site of this year's senior recog- Cliff faitterman and Kathy Mil- noon's activities. dents to fill the justice nition banquet were handily downing Alpha Phi The finals of the B division were positions. .\.S13 Pres. Prent Da \ is is seek - May 27, according ler will compete for the class vice The key office of chief justice to Floyd Aylin, sorority in the B division finals. a bit of a surprise to the crowd. A total of 27 organizations en- is IL.; three faculty members to serve banquet planning presidency, with Penny Roper and tered this year's competition in also open. , on next year's Spartan programs committee member. Ginny Laisne in the race for sec- Phi Sig turned a 57 second heat Alpha Phi had been clocked in a both the parade and the relays Inaugurating the new ASB con- committee, the president on- Tickets are now on sale in the retary. by defeating the Thetas. The A 54 second heat in their first race to make this the largest of the stitution "continuum" amendment, ninineeci Friday. Student Affairs business office, Sharon McNew will seek the division winner was in command while the Thetas' best mark had 13 preceding progratn.4. two justices will serve for three Interested faculty members may THI6, for 82 each. This event is office of treasurer in the only un- of the race until the final pushers been 58 seconds flat. A 58.7 was semesters and four will serve for make appointments to meet with open to seniors and guests. oppowl took the carts to race over the good enough to give the Thetas race. No petitions were two semesters. Davis at the College Union, 315 gained a victory, however. Festivities will begin with a submitted for sophomore inter- finish line. The Thetas Chief Justice Stroud said that S. Ninth st. class ,ent a use. considerable yardage on their Jan Koch drove the sororit Campfire Group 5:30 p.m. social hour and 7 p.m. applicants should have "maturity. Interviews are to be conducted cart while Leon Donohue, Oar:,: dinner. knowledge of his position and an in the President's office Tuesday Donahue, Greg Rocha, Tom Kenn., The banquet honors and awards ability to work with people." Re- from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Funeral and Larry Stanley supplied th, Plans Park Trip outstanding seniors. Today quirements for ASB judiciary Spartan programs committee manpower to the runner-up members ale a 2.25 grade point annually handles from $10.000 to Thetas. At Reduced Costs average and a "clear standing," , $15,000 to maintain a cultural af- Panel Discussion In a noisy and somewhat dis- according to Stroud. fairs program on the campus. organized parade that preceded Students wishing to sign up for SJS Senior Clerk the cart competition, Hoover hall the Tour and Campfire club's On Abortion Laws captured the marching division trips to San Francisco and Yo- 'SPARK OF LOVE' semite park, may do so today, to- Scheduled Tonight morrow and Wednesday at tables in front of the cafeteria. 'Abortion and the Lail1' still be Suicide Secretarial Major the topic of a three-man Commits panel Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart. assist- ant professor of English and one discussion sponsored by the citi- Funeral services will be held today at 2 p.m. at Lima-Salmoil of the club's sponsors, said that: zens committee for humane abor- Erickson cathedral chapel for a San Jose State employee. Mrs. Ma' Obtains S100 Grant the trip, which would ordinarily: tion laws tonight at 8 in the Civic s.inions. 29, who committed suicide Thursday by crashing her omit cost $12.50. will be offered to stu- Playhouse, 136 W. San Carlos St.. into a Ilighway 17 bridge abutment. Kathleen Se,,sla, junior seem- dents for $4.50. according to Pat Maginnis, spon- A was tarial major, was presented a $100 senior clerk in the SJS registrar's office, Mrs. Simons soring committee secretary. traveling scholarship during the recent Ex- All SJS students may attend. south on Highway 17 when she struck the abutment of the Emannuel Silver, ecutives Night dinner, staged by The trip to San Francisco is a Palo Alto Hamilton ave. overcrossing at 11.20 a.m. M.D., Dr. the Blossom Valley chapter of the scheduled for Sunday. David Newman, SJS The SJS employee, a resident of the day of the accident, Bouchette National Secretaries assn. associate professor of psychology, the Westwood Mrs. Stewart said the group will ind Ambassador apart- said. the Rev. Sidney Peterman, a mastS, 2606 The award, given by the asso- leave for the city and at 10 a.m. Newhall St., Santa According to the deputy cor- minister, are scheduled to Clara viits elation, will be applicable during will have a complete tour of San traveling 45 to 50 miles oner's report, witnesses of the ac- I ,e the speakers. There is no ad- an hour when Miss Swoda's senior year. Francisco, including dinner in she swerved into cident reported the SJS employee charge. the abutment, either Chinatown or on Fisher- Donald Bouchette, moved to the left lane of the free- , Santa Clara man's wharf. county deputy cor- way about one-eighth of a mile oner told Faculty Election Students will arrive back at A.41111111111111 II. the Spartan Daily Fri- the Hamilton ave. over- day. before SJS about 10 p.m. crossing. Ends at 5 p.m. 1111 DECLARED SUICIDE The overnight trip to Yosemite. Not, t tmt spring 6., 6 WITNESSES REPORT The Deadline for the Faculty noun- scheduled for May 26, is a $15 111 sprung, can welcome IIII death vvas officially de- She then began to increase the' clared ell election is 5 this afternoon, value, but will be offered to stu- ,.; lllll nip,. he fnr h.- a suicide by Bouchette, cor- auto's speed, and swerved into the II III oner's according to a reminder in the dents for $8.50. Ihind? And %Oat letter offices' called to investigate bridge abutment, according to wit- the campus digest. tt ay tn WPiC1111111P t in III case by the California high- nesses. Mrs. Stewart said that the Tour way season than with n is patrol. The SJS employee was the wife' Faculty members must decide and Campfire club Is open to all 11 NI SJS students. trim, cool Baguet stilt Souchette he of Calvin L. Simons, a Lockheed by then which of 27 candidates told the D a ii y II a shrewd conthhnt The couple had no chil- will be selected for the nine vacant There are no dues or obliga- based his conclusion on a note engineer. of dacron and cot II found council seats. tions. Students may be a club IHon in Mrs. Simons' purse and dren. ton that keeps Its fre il 111 two past Something new in balloting member for just one trip if so attempts at suicide. Besides her husband, Mrs. Sim- has good looks throughout The sister, Mrs. been added to this year's election. desired. 11 VI not e, dated Wednseday, ons is survived by a GOLLY-GEE-WILIKERS Painfully shy Hugo C. Winterfield (Jim . (h.. %%iffiest day. R/ 1 sslit: "Honey, Pitts of San Jose, and Voters received sets of IBM cards She said that the aim of the T love you and I'm Samuel Giussi) smiles encouragingly to Felicity (Marian Stave) AS the I has the authentic Its II 'NTS for Martinez and with a candidate's name on each. club is to travel everything." three brothers, Mac to new places and pair self-consciously realize a "spark of love" in the hilarious Ill model. A real It/A hut From them, nine are to a Ruben Martinez, both of San Jose. be selected make friends. 'BMOC," the 1962 Revelries musical -comedy held Friday and at 4250 l'IkiDER CARPI of Gustine. and filmed in at the .. and Joseph Rayan office of Mrs. Stewart said that students Saturday nights. The show, evolving around the world of college IP Mrs. Simons will be in Oak Hill Helen Stevens, HB419 by 5. The 1/1 had bm under Interment wishing more Information about politics and romance, also starred Dave McClellan, Carl Finwad IP the cave of a psychiatrist and had Memorial Park, following the unused IBM cards should be de- the trips should contact her in Judy Goins and Cathi Purcell. ROOSA032172 . an (See -BMOC" review on Page 3.) appointment with her doctor services. stroyed. her office M204. phoin h DA1 Cholltor, IN SAN JOSE 1 SPARTAN DAILY Monday. May 14. 1962 LITTLE 1 MAN ON CAMPUS Thrust and Parry
ale members of this union and Peace Union, I Sparia-o-RounJ 1 AFT Exposes Would like to many of whom are not mem- clarify two points: Document bers. The authors of this un- III Dick By DRU CHALLBERG Unsigned Rubacher the ro, Editor: signed statement also flagrantly cent "peace Society Editor candidate" for Asg Local 1.36.2 ot the American violate the resolution of the president, is not a member of PM MU Federation of Teachers, San Faculty Council passed Nov. 2, SPU, and SPU did not sponsor Several Phi Mu members are now part of campus honor organi- Jose State College, has come 1961. which reads as follows: his campaign. zations. Nina Sanger and Linda Howe belong to Kappa Delta Pi, into possession of a photocopy The Faculty Council hereby ex- (21 The recently publicized honorary education; Diane Howard is a member of Iota Delta Phi, of a document headed "The presses Its strong disapproval "milk boycott" was not advo. honor society; and Diane Nisewanger became a member of Division of Sciences and Oc- of the anonymous "blacklist" cated French by SPU as an organiza. Diane Nisewanger "hit the endorses these candi- Alpha Lambda Delta. Linda Howe and cupations %%lilt+ was reportedly ciretibit- Lion. It was suggesteft by indi. books" last semester and both reached grade point averages suit- dates for Faculty Council:" The ed In some departments during yiduals as one of seNeral means able for the dean's list. names of nine candidates are last semester's Faculty Coun- for protesting nuclear testing The Almaden Golf and Country club will set the scene for the listed. The document has been cil elections. The council also These individuals used the fa Phi Mu spring dance this Friday night. widely circulated on this cam- deplores the use of pressure on cilities of SPU to gain a public Suki keno. a foreign exchange student from Japan now resid- pus. It is unsigned. The officers faculty members to vote or not hearing for their point of view. ing in the Phi Mu house, will be guest of honor at a tea which will and departmental delegates of to vote for certain nominees. (The idea of a milk boycott was Mu members this Sunday. this union local who have signed the council's opinion that originated be given by the Phi It is by "Women Strike wish to make it known A parents weekend was held at the house recently with fathers below xtteh irresponsible act in Ity con- for Peace" as a national pro, enjoying a Saturday night banquet and dance. Mothers were guests that the document is available stitutes unethical and unpro- test.) who wish to at a Sunday afternoon fashion show staged by the Phi Mu women. to be seen by all fessional conduct. Furthermore, I would to make it known like to ALPHA PHI see it, and We wish to make it known to clarify the policy of SPU a lie. The as it An exchange with Delta Upsilon fraternity was held Saturday that we know it to be all the faculty that the docu- has evolved from took no vote discussion and the group journeyed to the beach for a day of sunshine and division as a whole ment exists. We urge other within the membership, to endorse the men listed. The on the campus to join us I Our purpose enjoyment. groups is to act as a dean of the division, it was re- forum for Sheryl Fletcher, Candy Harriman, Margaret Kelley and Judy and speak out in respect to such many points of view liably reproted. did not author- on Shaw are recent pledges to Alpha Phi sorority. offenses against the academic subjects related to the main. statement. The depart- Candidates for freshman camp counselors are Mary Jo Abascal, AFTER 134ZIEF OisfzyKrION, I THINK 'I'VE FOUND rpte ize the community, as this union local tenance of peace. . tari-L_ENcK. IN YOUR FLAN TO IMPROVe YOUR 5TUP1' 144.1TS., ment chairmen of the division (2) We hope Pat Argilla. Linny Claybaugh, Bonnie Crocket, Judy Harris, will. to include within did not as a group authorize or our Gretchen Haug, Margaret Kelley, Lana Lawson, Nani Rao and Sue Fred Spratt membership anyone Who is Issue the statement. Had any concerned S Shepherd. Charles E. Smith, Jr., Vice-Pres. enough about th, 7 department chairman issued Ali Sue Davies and Pam Nelson are new members of Spartan Herbert A. Craig sibilities of war to si.a! 19! such a statement to the staff of study Spears. Alpha Phi member Joyce Loper is a Sigma Pi Orchid Queen Students, Children Learn Ammon t;oldworth the issues, to ii his department, he would have Swi attendant. Robert Wrede them, and/or to be infer]. offended both propriety and tra- At DELTA UPSILON Walter Crafford, Treasurer action he might take and dition as it bears on the priv- Ph) Delta Upsilon Athlete of the Year is Skip McKenna. Skip was Human Relations in Lab Jackson T. Main ceive advice and encouraL, ilege of voting. active in football, basketball, volleyball and gymnastics. Ruth Lavare, from other individuals e, By BOB DUNN students observe the children The statement, unsigned, acts DELTA SIGMA PHI Recording Secretary concerned. An interesting study in hu- and upper division majors par- to offend both propriety and (3) A Hawaiian Luau was the theme of Saturday's Delta Sigma Therefore, as a gro: F, man relations, where the key- ticipate with the children in a tradition in the case of faculty will Phi annual Pre-Sailor ball. Polynesian torches illuminated the luau SPU Choirmnn undertake no public d note is flexibility, takes place on supervisory capacity. The stu- votes on matters of faculty strations which began at dusk. Guests were projected into a tropical island nor commitme: the SJS campus daily. dents get a varied background power. Its anonymous authors Clarifies 2 Points atmosphere with the traditional feasting on roast pig, barbecued in any one point of view. Each day at 9:30 a.m. the 15 since they are called upon to many men Editor: Tc couples danced on a hurt the standing of (4) Rather, we wit an underground pit. Following dinner, the subjects of the morning study plan all sorts of diverse activi- Student Fr on this campus, some of whom As chairman of the through study groups, sper. lanai decorated with fish nets and palm fronds. bound, skip, run or scamper to ties for the children. Many stu- nighl programs, retreats, letter-mit. SIGMA PHI EPSILON their "laboratory" anxious to dents from the education divi- progi ing groups. etc. Thai is, we will Following the pushcart relays Friday, Sigma Chi and Sigma continue with the program. The sion are enrolled, and are taking avail attempt to provide channels for Phi Epsilon joined for a party at Trader Lou's. Ken Winkler manned official title of the program is a minor in child training. basil on Lap of J.P. further education and action on the controls of the Sig Ep pushcart. child deve'opment study, but to The laboratory operates on a Girl Midget the part of our members, Tic ALPHA CHI OMEGA he pre-school age (24s-5) chil- two-shift ba s i s. The younger and Named Sigma Pi Orchid Girl at the recent Orchid Girl dance attempt to arouse our fellow d 'en who attend it is more aptly children attend morning sessions Morgan HowItHappened students. c;,.. held in San Francisco was Alpha Chi Omega member Barbara recognized as just one whale of from 9:30 to 12. A noon lunch, Nancy Walbridge is s Hudson. WILSON but the picture of Morgan and a time. prepared by staff cook Mrs. By LYLE C. ASR '293 First runner-up in the Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl con- The child development labora- Emily Lambert, is included in WASHINGTON (UPI) It is the midget made front pages that test was Barbara Clark, member of Alpha Chi Omega. tory, under the direction of Dr. this session. An afternoon ses- not necessary to have been day throughout the world." Fl I ALPHA OMICRON PI Mary Ellen Durrett, Miss Joyce sion caters to the older children around long enough to remember "No one ever knew how Bra- Students Ask Why Members of Alpha Omicron Pi portrayed a Jack-in-the-box Bolton, and Dr. Laurence Smar- of the group. Peary at the pole, or the demoli- den pulled it off?" No Relevant News? HC theme for the pushcart parade. Organizing the affair was Carol dan, is in the south wing of the "This division by ages is de- tion of Fatty Arbuckle in Holly- hall( HE WAS THERE Editor: Beals and several house members participated in the staging. home economics building. With- sirable," Dr. Durrett said, "to wood, to know the UPI miscalled tee? For gosh sakes, UPI, I know Is the striking lack of r,:,le- Jackie Edelstein, senior philosophy major from San Francisco, in its confines, consisting of facilitate the planning of activi- Frank Braden the other day Am:i about that because I was there. vant news in the Daily due to was chosen as a member of Phi Beta Phi, national honor society. three ample rooms and a ties in which all the children when he died in a Providence, don And Ray Tucker knows about it the reporters or an incredibly KAPPA ALPHA THETA fenced-in yard, is almost every- may participate." R. I., hospital. cen(i because it was Tucker who put lethargic campus? The annual spring dance jointly planned with Kappa Kappa thing a child at play can desire. I am partial to the news re- rt;11" OBJECTIVES VARIED Braden up to the gag. Ray is a Clay Morgan Gamma will be held at Crystal Springs in Burlingame this Friday ports of my employer, United Th LABORATORY COURSE Both Dr. Durrett and Miss columnist now out of Washing- ASB 13981 night. Chairman of the function is Kathy Van Leeuwen. Press International. But I am U.S The program actually is a Bolton pointed out that the ob- ton but then was doing honest Emily De Nola Sue Doll and Val Lowen, both of Kappa Alpha Theta, are on no bigot in that respect in the laboratory course for home eco- jectives of the program are work for the New York World ASB 5294 the AWS list of outstanding women on campus. Val is also a mem- many and varied. As well as sense of being obstinate or irra- nomics majors. Lower division Telegram. Ray had a pixie sense Editor's Note: If Mr. Morgan and ber of the freshman camp committee. providing a more than welcome tional. So it was that I winced of humor. Miss Ds Nola would like to mein Pam Carleton of Kappa Alpha Theta is a finalist in the respite for many a harried on reading last week that Frank "relevant- news. the Spartan The key to the mystery, if any, torn. Os' Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts contest. The winner of the Braden was the man who con- Daily would he morn than happy to mother, the lab provides the is that this was a girl midget. sm contest will be announced at the Queen of Hearts ball to be held vinced the people that the circus print if. children with the opportunity She was a cute little trick, about 10 this Saturday night in Sacramento. show on earth. for enlarging their social, emo- was the greatest 30 years old, but with the height JU. Elected AWS secretary and sophomore representative respec- simply is not so. I call Aewherel tional, intellectual and physical That and shape and complexion of a W:u tively are Pam Henning and Pam Gustin, Kappa Alpha Theta fellow old timers to rise experiences. Miss Bolton noted on my second grader. When she was Spa2tcrrz.m dere members. By DON CHAPMAN me to identify the man gun, that most parents cite social up with quietly prodded forward toward Among next semester's orientation leaders are Kappa Alpha Exchange Editor development as the primary who made the circus what it April el Morgan by plotters Tucker and Entered as second clas matter p+c Theta members Rita Murphy, Carolyn Jewett, Carolee Shradel, never was. Man named Dexter Jose, California, un- The University of California's reason for enrolling their chil- Braden, she arrived at the finan- 24, 1934, at San rid, Betsy Carr and Carole Walker. Miss Walker is also one of the new dren. Fellowes, if memory serves. And der the act of March 3, 1879. MOM. University Glee club will be pos- cier's knee, lifted her pudgy little Ibiblithea Spartan song girls. Over and above social devel- I think it does. Old timers coun- bee California Newspaper sibly the only west coast college arms, waggled her little hat and Association. Published daily by Asso PINNING agree on that. singing group to appear in the opment, the children acquire trywide will smiled. dated Students of San Jose Siete June Sherry, Phi Mu junior education major from Sacramento, hand and eye co-ordination, and College except Saturday and Sunday, World's Fair, the Daily Cali- BARNUM, TOO J. P. Morgan looked down his to Jim Harvey, Lambda Chi Alpha senior accounting major also enlarge their learning experi- during college year. Subscription SC, fornian stated last week. Old old timers may sputter enormous nose at the winsome remainder-of-tarms from Sacramento. ences through the use of books cepted only on The group got a sendoff that the man who really did the little lady, stretched out his own ter basis. Full academic year. P; each ENGAGEMENTS and related materials. Such Wednesday from university offi- job was P. T. Barnum, but I arms and, boomoh, she was in his semester 84.50. Off-campus price PR, Claudia Coughlin, Delta Gamma sophomore elementary educa- things as care and respect for cents. CY 4 6414 Editorial cials. wasn't around when Barnum was lap. The photographers had been copy, 10 tion major from Monrovia, to Gary Fentress, graduate of the Col- the property of others, a sense Ext. 2383, 2384, 2385, 23116. Ad.." The University of California doing his stuff. But I met Dex- tipped that it was coming and 2083, 2014 lege of William and Mary now attending Loyola law school also of sympathy or feeling and the thing Ext. 2081, 2082, at Santa Barbara's paper, under ter Fellowes personally in the the flash lights flashed. They Press of Globe Printing Co. Office from Monrovia. A wedding ceremony is planned for August 31. ability to relate past experiences through its old name El Gaucho, report- city room of the Oklahoma City were good pictures. I have one hours 1:454:20 p.m., Monday Mariana Linden, Delta Zeta senior education major from San to present situations are also calls shad be ed recently that Dr. Vernon Times and years later in the on my wall at home. Friday. Any phone Mateo, to Don Brown, from Sacramento and now serving in the being des-eloped in a program made during these hours. Cheadle, acting vice chancellor news room of United Press in the I'll say this for J. P. Morgan. U.S. Navy at Moffett Field. such as this. Editor CAROLYN PERO on Park Row. He didn't put in a beef against Bonnie McBrien, Phi Mu former home economics major from of the Davis campus was ap- World Building Advertising Manager ...... --_.. pointed Chancellor of UCSB. EXPERIENCE GAINED The old old timers may have Tucker and Braden. I think he SHERRY THOMPSON Menlo Park, to Bob Shepard. senior aeronautics major from Den- The college students attend- Barnum if they want him. I'll enjoyed the whole thin Day Editor CAROLYN LUND ver, Cob. Gov. John Anderson, Kansas, ing the children gain heavily in take Fellowes. defended that state's liquor laws practical experience. Many have recently in the Daily Kansan, Our UPI piece about Braden never had the opportunity to related that one of his most cele- saying "Kansas does not want observe children's response to Did You Say Typewriters? open brated publicity stunts for Ring- saloons. Our present liquor various situations, and in this FOR AIRLINE RESERVATIONS laws, ling Bros. & Barnum and Bailey properly administered, are sense, the experience is invalu- We've got 'ern! the best in the nation." was when he somehow managed able. machines CALL: The University of Kansas pa- to maneuver a midget in the lap New, used and rental The laboratory is an offshoot Fully guaranteed per said that Anderson, who is of J. P. Morgan during a Senate of a parent training project in committee hearing in 1933. Our Free parking and delivery seeking a second term as gov- Special student rates American CY 3-1031 the Home Economics depart- UPI piece added: "No one ever ernor, had become involved in ment. It was initiated in 1926, knew how Braden pulled it off, CY 3.5283 a feud with Democratic candi- with the afternoon session being 124 E. San Fernando -We're next to Col Book- Pacific CY 3-1031 date George Hart of Wichita, added in 1958. Miss Bolton, from for circulating pictures of An- Warwick, Britain, has been with MODERN OFFICE MACHINES CO. derson drinking sake in Japan. the program for 16 years. Both Psychology Prof P S A CY 3-1031 AMENS! Dr. Durrett and Dr. Smardan Tonight are in their third year with the To Speak T.W.A. CY 3-1031 San Jose State's lab. A talk and discussion session Traditional Anyone in San Jose may ap- on "Deviant Patterns of Sexual How To Get a Shave ply to enroll their c h ii dren. Behavior" will be presented to- United CY 3-1031 Barber Shop Since the applicants always far night at 8:15 in Allen hall lounge outnumber those that the lab- by Dr. Bruce Ogilvie. professor "RAZOR-BLADE CLOSE" Western CY 3-1031 oratory can handle, selection is of psychology. made primarily on the basis of Admission to the program Is Any Electric Razor background, age and sex. free. One week from tonight a With Pan American . . CY 3-1031 "Every attempt is made," Dr. surrealist movie produced by Durrett said, "to obtain as much Salvidor Dali will be shown at Your Authorized Agent diversity of background among 9:15 p.m. in the Allen hall JUST PUT SHAVE on your fa,e bete', - *he children as possible." lounge. for All Scheduled Airlines band! It does these three things. 1. Instantly evaporates New Location perspiration to end razor drag a most distinctive haircut 2. Sets up your beard for Nip f-ni travel agency SAN JOSE LAUNDERETTE quIcaer, closer shave 3. Lubricates your skin for smoother, more comfort. Corner of 2nd & William able shave 52 South 4th Street DRY CLEANING SHIRT SERVICE wiIIiam CY 3-9947 Self Service or We Serve A V Tony" SANTANA 40 NORTH FIRST ST AQUA 1/PlvA _..j SAN JOSE II CALIF Free Parking in Front ., r,. ..,... Phone CYpress 1.1 3I ctric CY 4-2420 Shave STACTAN DAILY-1 SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI Music Prof Joins Student Art Assn. Accepts I I Small Aitendance Enjoys Recital Student's Painting lr, For Concert Hall A painting hy an 5.15 All SAS SI/11/11,1 tiorilon Jacob s Quit let 14,1. dent was accepted !roes SJS Revelries' &dim Oboe and Oboe and Piano will be present- Strings, assisted by tries from ses. en Mali s 14, . te*,, Louis Pulis on Viola. Jacob, a C111:Ine 1.111. 1/ef4l in ed with the composer at the 12th annual jurist' show of ths- prominent contemporary English An into., ii;inei of 571I the contained 17 piano on Patrick McFarland's composer, has also written con- Tucson Fine Arts n -sn. robbed a re.mii.is orth.gly tit h's original ,onvs senior recital tonight at 8:15 in certos for flute, bassoon and Don Port,' valuing ent 1 i identity as tic "01111111.M lain" Role of the sno!thish hut net;. Concert Hall. trombone. "Age" was selected far in' tint los bu, chance to Le a rated piesident 4,1 Kappa lapps Stanley Hollingsworth, assist- Other works on the recital hihition, Yih,ch runs flit' cal "PAlt1C" ii SJS' 2`.011 !into -Ay was handled supethly ant profeisor of music, will join program are Chopin's "Fantasy" May 14. is - rind Fr;dasy n].011 by Cnthi Purcell. As Lacey Rock. the student to perform three in F minor, Op. 49 and Tele- Nine horrtie I -lit,. I', 1 halt-4.11rd hut ti; piet!iat..0 star's girl friend Marigold Come movements from the Sonata. man's "Partita" No. 5 in E mi- originally ioihruitli I I , M Isolss audience stock, Cathi joined in the political Moderato, Andante and Allegro nor. McFarland will be assisted show. Fit st oil eb pay,4 I In .4 ti tie Max Shulman sty intrigue and singing to produce a Model at:) by Dick Woodruff on piano for all but PS; t a a (4; V.11 . , t satit ical ma, rat an satirical stereotype of a wealthy McFarland will also perform the Chopin composition. works by PHI. -pa El nettlicr eoed impressed by her own hies ements. McFarland has performed as The senior 4s a st.c1 a,* . t" rf91-1, I’lls in director Kevin Selig- soloist with tarinus local groups, Eric (Mack. He% elrirs non did a good joh with the including San Jose State Col- of art. "1:1,10C" musical. wiitten by for- Mattress Company lege's Symphonic Band and rser S35 student Ray Parkinson Symphony Orchestra and the it 11 I -!I '- nd cathi Purcell. Parkinson was San Jose Junior Symphony. Hun) . a Eilm-, responsible for the show's Makes Bed Survey A student of Wayne Sorensen, X-15 Rocket Ship lift:- k% 1...i 1 110it It, In. 1,i11 i y .Iiin m.a: It, I I.. 11:1, associate professor of music, at ATholash the opening night au- I LI NEW 101tti I fF1 a It could SJS, McFarland hiss also studied dienen was small, it thoictighly ,11 firm" be a reflection 01 Puritan dura- with Raymond Duste of the San Hits 1200 Decrees eni. yrd the show's hurnes and de Francisco Symphony and with th aln bility. but Easterners like to El WARDS AFT, Calif. I I Pf mit cot ci no less than the cut lain Ray Still, first oboist of the / t- Air Force Mat ITPli , sleep on hard beds. Chicago Symphony. 1 it worth. 37, gave the X15 ro6:, SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI for 1961-62, Lisa Pheian, In the West and Midwest, the .,t’ I:- Kappa The SJS senior studied with shin a flight yestetilay thia tr_th Alpha Theta, is crowned by Syndy Ware, Gamma n.trit her m11.1 ne had in- Dorm Pranks Turn Phi Beta, tendency is toward medium -firm Still last summer at the Aspen temperatures of 12(5) deuces 1960-61 "Sweetheart." The crowning took place S711 million and his f-i. recently at the mattresses, while Southerners Music School in Colorado. The fahrenheit that could barn a Into Street Dance Sweetheart ball held at Seigler Springs resort in Lake county. 10-week summer program tb' litl ..etst I sit lci!--.31 of a apparently prefer to slumber on at- man to a crisp. A wete- f ielit-panty rit;r1 Itt- Attendants selected were Honey Wade, Gamma Phi Beta, 'hi and tracts musicians from the U.S. The lest pilot was shelterarl 1001) recIrd in a sit -et dance St Phyllis Smith, Alpha Chi Omega. the softest of bedding. shy if as a "c-immun and 20 foreign countries. from fiery death by the shia's 111D &mit .,ric! Werlee4lay night, These are the findings of a Concerts are performed by man- Etna Ii !Ice Ir .nt ill,: elec- ingeniously designed cockpit. tint r.ie thanking an ad. nationwide survey of bedding tion. pt, the Festival Orchestra three armored with insulation and mirtistiat, the switch. preferences made by a mattress times a week during the sum- .Alms --t slap -oak at times, Free Tickets Still Available company. cooled with liquid oxyeen. His San .1e:in p.dice and campus se- mer. While attending the school pressurized flight suit of sliver II'-' mils s .Aas its 1ty ,. 4:4", s v.e.e called at ft "'There's a definite difference McFarland performed unde r nylon also created a "lives'ilr- t.,ng 1)a i"c. pot*. sorients broke a win- among the four major regions of r such known composers as Cop- atmosphere. t the 1n.-1"1,rgliart s 114.; re hall and entered To 'Shivaram' Program the country in bedding Prefer- land, Charles Jones, Izler Solo- The X15 proveked the ex- man. 4ioly carc..1 Wssns.tr so11. ences, especially when it comes Free tickets to t o 114 admit . /alley audi- mon and Darius Milhaud. treme tempe:atures Ity hurt- :Absolute 11,4E. Arr.1 I astastant to the to firmness, construction a nd night's classical Indian dance torium befute Sti5 p.m. so they The student is a member of linfr through the atmotille--e ('1 Oh prai rm.:. used a police the pattern of the mattress fab- program, "Sh k al-am.' are still may obtain good scats, accord- Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, na- an altitude of 7:145:0 fee: ly C.f '0; w:: , goct1 in 1,-Hrt 'Key the dance. ric," said Ronald J. Shepherd, tional available in the student affairs ing to Judy Harris, publicity music fraternity, and a speed of 3100 miles an hour 11' 1' 1 . - . - t,n a hi-fi, the executive vice president of the 1’ business office, TH16. chairman. plans to become a professional The craft was rucket-powe-s1 oh is. 414- 44,' r ant wrnt home, and Spring Air co. musician. Tickets are tree to holders of Shivaram, a Hindu temple for 10.3 seconds. lIlt (I,,1y iryt 5t,Id^r11- (1:.ncAl n111.1 10.30. "Maybe the East has more SJS ASI3, faculty and employee dancer, and his company will people with backaches, or may- --X qii.1*YrrlatiYIIMISIIIIIIIRIIII=IRIMIni-1 cards. Admission to the publig. perform such ancient Indian dances as the 3000-year-old be it's the area's Puritan tradi- is $1.50. Ticketholders will be Mr5.1 "Kathakali." The dance-dream tion compared to the spirit of is noted for its use of gestures. easy living in the South that 91 accounts for the difference." THE Film Negotiations facial expressions and eye-move- SAVIPre; ments. In a statistical breakdown, rikwa HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -- Nego- Shivaram studied the tech- Shepherd reported that on a na- tiations have been completed be- niques of Kathakali for 12 years tional scale, 38.5 per cent of the DURINC rill; 1.7 Allied Artists and Anglo at 'PI' tween India's Kalsmadalam acad- persons polled preferred extra Amaleamated Films ltd. of Lon- emy. Since 1959, the dancer has firm mattresses; 27.4 medium don tor U.S. right., to Iwo re resided in San Francisco and firm and 34.1 softer. Easterners centiy completed turns, "Pay- performed and taught exten- went for extra firm mattresses NV and "The Ft igntened City." skely in the bay area. by a majority of 56.3 per cent. F The films are scheduled for The SIS performance opens The figure was 47 per cent in 1' late lb. -priot!. ii s:15 p.m. the Midwest, 29 per cent in the West and 19 per cent in the GET READY FOR SUMMER CYC1.ING NOW! South. Lay away your chcice of : As for ticking, Easterners were conservative, preferring CLEA 160 derailers for only a deposit. mattress covets made of striped 10 SPEEDS from $69.95 material. Midwesterners, West- JUST ARRIVED: erners and Southet ners went for rOT. 10 speed flo:al patterns, with the folks ,--n ,rarne ltirn. :11otw, the Mississippi fasoring flunwall tie 1. expen<:re Nor' r c r and more flamboyant 'fame lugs. cenier-pull blokes. Set-up, adjusted, ready to patterns than those in other $139.9S DESIMONE'S areas. CYCIF AND TOY SHOP Southerners seem to be devel- 72 S. 2nd St. CT 3-5808 oping a fondness for king-size SAVINGS A ilk!. beds, too. They buy more than any other group of Americans. Shepherd reported t ha t the OF MORE double bed apparently is here to eta, despite some incutsions by twin beds. Nearly 60 per cent of all beds sold are double size. Along with their hard mat - So flosses and striped ticking.Shep- is )'eut.eito FOX -- het d said, residents of the At- & Almaden A MX WEST COAST HEATRE Alma lantic seahoatd are showing a RODGERS anII growing fondness for sleeping 'HAMMERSTEIN'S RSII:s! PAT BOONE BOBBY DARIN PAMELA ON ETENS -STATE TIFFIN ANN-MARGRET TOM EWELL ALICE FATE 3-D Plastic Map: * 'FAIR JUNE GRADS Novelty Items Stuffed AnirrH * Drawing Board Covers L^ri at Hi, FOX and at tf, It, RANCHO DESERT WARRIOR MAJORITY OF ONE JOBS JOBS JOBS Career - Salary - Benefits Diamond Felt SPARTAN TROPICAIRE DRIVER MUIR /15.3410 Contemporary Drawing Pen: 1). Fad at Alma TWIN-VUE DRIVE IN Personnel Assistant FREE CAR HEATERS e sr SANTA CLARA AT 1110, $470 - $545 ADULTS ONLY Cards 12 for COLORS Reg. 1.59 Now r9c WALK ON THE WILD SIDE CL 8-8144 25' Ladrenr laairey & Jai, Fo-cl NORTH SCREEN Major in industrial psychology. rsonnel management, public - P:Uf WALK ON THE WILD X 15 administration, business or so- ",.d McLain & kr.i, Nara,. SIDE cial sciences. Clip Boards so Shoe Polishes otilmitalliMmisimmosiinam and SLEEPS SATAN NEVER Junior Engineer Artist Pads Binders DON111111 SOUTH SCREEN $570 - 5644 4. DRIVE IIN* HORROR CHAMBER OF And many bald DR. FAUSTUS ss n Cot Engin. or more items 0.1110.,..flgeyMaf NOW <4111,4 ("A's TWO WOMEN THE: MONSTER too numerous to mention. - -- 111 =1111INIONeo Assistant Planner Audrey Hepburn Hurry in today! BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S S5S-r, - $660 111111.1.11mmempl111111111MININII I 511"U' 11111pi RS in City Planning (related Quantities are lirn oc!. NE7'-3060 316 South First . rendd.irtdil Erfan THE MAGIC SWORD LA, 1;1' LE ANERIC.AINE P,esil Rathbnne 11 Estelle Winetor,d STORE HOURS MItlIOIIAIRE Junior Librarian Tiil LAY( sitts-rs TEENAGE - (Mon or Women) 8:00 a... GA Mt to "LtILVASZEZI AR ATO 1 yaar grad work in library %ciente 1433 The Alameda 5:00 p.m. A Wilt OF A COMEDY' "A WEEKEND WITH LULU" Room 100. City Hall, Monday - - . and OAKLAND, CALIF. thrn "HOW TO MURDER A RICH UNCLE" CR 3.3111 Charles Coburn Nigel Patrick - Wendy Hiller Friday
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Queen Margie Wins, Too WINNER TAKE ALL ... Phi Sig cart pusher Richard Welch, ar.4.4 (I.), and dri._r Bob Lacey respond with more than -thank-you when presented with trophies by Pushcart WE . Jubilant Ph; Sigs Queen Margie Davison. The Ph; Sigs narrowly won the DID IT! do a victory dance division A finals from Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. ad friends following their sweepstakes win in the annual PuvIcait relays. Crowds EVERYTHING A-OK . . Cart and all, Phi Sig brothers jammed the area around the fc,ir hoist driver Bob Lacey aloft after he drove theIr pushcart grounsdgrandstand to see the Phi entry to victory. No. 12 was irches ahead of second-place Sigs edge ahead of Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa A'pha at the wire in division A. In a 57 second Theta soror ty. won over a heat, they ;4 gaining Kappa Alpha Theta entry, division B winner, in the sweep- . stakes event. The Phi Sigs had a comfortable lead untii the final push- ers took over, and the Theta manpower threat- HOME STRETCH . . . Phi Sig pushers literally flew ened to put driver Jan down the track to put their fraternity in the winner's Bakmas across the finish Koch circle. At the home stretch, Barry Richardson took over line first. A noisy crowd watched the Phi Sigs to sail driver Bob Lacey across the finish line. Pi Kappa Flower era* push to victory and take Alpha fraternity, which placed second in division A, sweepstakes honors. Shop 441 was only inches behind the winner but couldn't quite RENT NI M WI{ I close the gap. PiKA driver Al Duncan should have fol- lowed Phi Sig driver Bob Lacey's example and chucked Flowe:s for All Occa ;ors Fall Semester 4 his shoes, perhaps. _j i i,r a. I. ,% a. CV 2-0462 iCas. & Santa Clara Approved $200.00 and up PER SEMESTER Unapproved STUDENT S!10.00 and up a mord+ Muth’s VAUGHN'S CLOTHING UNION SPARTAN RENTAL SERVICE SEMESTER CT 7-8877 CLEAN-UP
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$12.95 -$22 95 SLACKS, Da---n Bte-th. Hard Ws -'d- Large Selection. NOW $633 I I" SIGMA FHI EPSILON fraternity and friend Suzy Poole S 5.95 Polisf ed Cotton end Cotton rcde the fraternity's aged Cadillac hearse in the parade PLAIN FRONT Now Priced s2" Friday, the opening event of the annual Lambda Ch; Alpha Pushcart relays. Sig Ep Nick Ferentinos, on top of the $29.50. $49.50 N -r WASH & WEAR venerable vehicle, plays a v:ntage horn and the role of SUITS. SEMESTER CLE/N-UP $24" Gabriel. Hoover hall won the marching division trophy: 614" - Alpha Omicron Pi sorority plece.d Poi+ w;,,,,er was $55.50 Si.9.E0 i’i’ Chi Pi Sigma, police service irate SEMESTER CLEAN-UP PRICE $2763 - $34" 110.95-5 STOP WASTING SUMMERS SWEATERS. SHOP EARLY $513 S6n (costs less than manual top jobs!) Consider summer Employment JACKETS SWEATERS SOX TIES RAINCOATS Name: Pernol,r Ame -car. 4r.,0 Convertible. with All These Advanfoges Many Items to choose from! STOCK UP FOR SUMMER! Power-operated t-Jra. Price: Lowest of any U. S. * Earn 1.1p to S 1 00 e Wear, or 'hoer. if you are ebony average. Travel restrictions: None (has 125- convertible. * Work 1,Y,th a Reputable Company. Nationally famous in its field. engine plus five transmis- HP overhead-valve * Work According To You, 0.yn Scheduk, You sct your own hours. VAUGHN'S Student Clothing Union sion choices. Bucket seats, optional) Honors: * Work Anywhere in No. Calif. Ertl' in your home town. Economics (has won both major 1962 economy * Continue On a Part Time Sosis when you return to dosses 1333 TELEGRAPH AVENUE BERKELEY. CALIFORNIA next fall. runs beating all other compacts entered). In- 121 SOUTH 4TH STREET SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA * Earn Cosh Scholarships (from SlCC to SLCO). terviews: At your Rambler dealer's. If you hove a car available and or, Ire, to work Cali or Wr,tc RAPIET.JER ROYAL HOSTES3 CO. 1290 Terestia Dr.. Son Jose Soy You Sow the Ad in The Spartan Daily / American Motors Means More for Americans Alpine 2-8546 Two Spartan Golfers 2)a Spartans Nip Trojans Set for NCAA Play Lotz and Bill Aragona, John San the favored team in the tourna- State's one-two golf Jose punch, ment," Coach McPherson said. the NCAA golf will go to cham- "They have the best money can For Relays Team Title pionships at Duke university in buy." sports NC. June 18-23.
Durham, Coach Lotz, who has had an excellent By FRED RAGLAND !which had it intending to show Wary Lass son took fourth in McPherson announced last Walt year both for the school and in FRESNO -- San Jose State am- for a world record in the event. the hop-step-jump (48-5 1 4) rind Monday. May 11 1962 SPARTAN DAIL5--5 week. individual tournament play, wound assed 43 points to nip University . scratched due to the strung wind Dee ight Middleton won one heat McPherson will accompany the up the season with a 69 stroke of Southern California for the which developed during the even- of the 440-yard dash (47.6, al- Spartans during their week two average per game and tournament. team title in the collegiate division ing I though falling to make the corn- competition, which will pit them of He shot a 67.5 average on the of the 36th West Coast Relays In other individual 5.15 action, I biased Owings. a field of over 300 against golfers Spartan home course at San Jose here Saturday. Walt Reberts captured fifth in SJS placed third in the 880-yard all over the nation. from country club, which is 2.5 under The Spartans captured only one the broad jump at 24.2. Harry and mile relays and fourth in the East-West play will Ise on par. first place, Bruce MeCullough's Edwards placed sixth in the digs- 440-yard relay. The Spartan mile 17, with the 36 holes June of This average is lower than victory in the 400-meter hurdles, ens (168-2) Lloyd Murad pia- 'lime was 3:12.8. golf going qualifying Monday any other collegiate golfer on but managed to break USC's cad sixth in the 100-yard dash The Burleson-Tucker open mile Tuesday. The lowest scor- and the coast and could be lower string of 16 straight %Vest Coast (no time), Vance Barnes tied battle failed to come off when both ing 64 golfers will then start than any other in the country, Relays team championships. The for fifth In the high jump (6-7) .'were held out for the medley relay. play Wednesday match for the according to Co-coach Jerry last school to heat the Trojans
championship. Vroom. here was Cal Tech in 1945. is by "Houston representation Aragona finished the year with USC placed second with 42 1 a 73.5 average and a 71 average points while Oregon State had .." Spartan Tennis Coach at home. Stanford 32, Occidental :31 Pachyderms Last year at Purdue university UCLA 30. California was nint k in Lafayette. hid., Lotz finished with 19 while Oregon, with a lim- second to now-professional Jack ited entry, tallied 10. unmated by McManus Race Along Nicklaus in the qualifying round But one of Oregon's entries was of the tournament. He had a total a big one. The Duck quartet of Butch Krikorian, SJS term. - Linda Vail of Oakland downed of 142 strokes for the 36 holes, Archie San Romani jr., Vic Reeve, coach, was eliminated from thtt (,erry Carter of Sacramento, To Victory while 1961 NCAA champion Nick- Keith Forman and Dyrol Burleson California state tennis champion - 8-6, 6-4. laus had 140. without established a new world record ships Thursday, but not Andria Miller of San Carlos, FULLERTON, Calif. (UPI) - John was knocked out of cone- for the four-mile relay of 16:08.9. a big fight. third seeded. defeated Rosemary The first intercollegiate elephant petition with a par 72 in the sec- The Ducks' fine effort, which was Krikorian lost to Jim McManus. rasals of San Francisco, 6-3, 6-2. race in human history took place ond round. 6-1, 6-4. anchored by a blazing 3:57.9 mile Cal tennis player, 8-10, Fourth seeded Jane Albert of Feb- Friday in an oat field on the Although he didn't win the by Burleson, bettered the previ- at the California country club in rile Beach. daughter of former Orange County state college cam- NCAA last year, he has won sev- 4 . ous mark by 14.9 seconds. San Francisco. or t y- Niner quarterback and eral tourneys this year, among McCullough clocked 51.8 in Whitney Reed of Alameda, pus. JOHN UELSES, the world's first 16 foot pole vaulter (pictured above), c'tach Frank ie Albert, defeated Fifteen of the prancing pachy- them the Alameda Commuters' the 400-meter hurdles to top-ranked player in the United and Dave Tork, the world's record holder at 16-2, could only make winning Barbara Benigni of San Francisco, derms paraded postward in a series (for the third time), the Blossom 15 21/2 in Saturday's West Coast Relays at Fresno. Ex-Spartan Jeff equal the best time in the event States, edged 17-year-old Reed 7-5. 6-3, of varsity and freshman events Festival (for the second straight Chase, George Davies and Ron Morris also made the latter height. by a collegiate hurdler this year. Witt of Larkspur, 7-5, 7-5 Thur.- that included the 100-yard dash, a time), and the Western Intercol- Jeff Fishback placed third for day. college pennant race and an ob- legiate, which included all major the Spartans behind Oregon state's They were playing in the round qtacle course. golf teams from the west coast. Dale Story and ex-Spartan Char- of sixteen. In the same round. Big Auto Insarance Savings Announced Entries for the earth-shaking ley Clark in the 5000 meter run, fifth seeded Bill Hoogs, jr.. of Women and married men over rompetition came from as far as Story clocked 14:03.5 to set a new Berkeley, Calif., defeated Norm 21: PS less $13 dividend, or net Title of $45 (based on current 17 per Top such Volleyball Harvard and included names national collegiate record, while Brooks of San Mateo, 6-1, 6-2. cent dividend). Single men under tis "Liz" and "Debbie." 21: 5212 lass MI dividend, or a net Relay Set Clark had 14:06.1 and Fishback In other action Thursday. sixth of $209. It all began with the formation 14:32.8. &IS' Horace Whitehead seeded Cliff Mayne of Lafayette $10/20,000 gadfly Irifury Liability: $S.000 ef the Orange County Property Medical State College was fifth in 14:48.9. disposed of Bill Herner of San ftarrri ent s 1:3 'OW:. e'er"! tors s at corn- Elephant Racing club. For parable wings. Payments can be The fledgling The Spartan distance medley re- Francisco, 6-0, 6-3. Ames Coliseum or four once, twice made organization decided M poke fun Toda as In women's quarter finals, top year Call or write for full infer. Decision lay team failed to do as well F uCtei pabwel.1, rnsuationmatopleGeoArge M.. at several schools and sent them George Rubine and Sharon Reed Street Raiders decisively expected when it finished third seeded Carol Ranks of St. Louis, noon} 9.1711 (day invitations to send an entrant to riday Night Prickett will face the winner of whipped the Newman Knights, in 9:57.2 behind UCLA (9:50.4) Mo., defeated Pat Knox of the elephant race. That was the the loser's division of the Coed 16-6. and Stanford (9:51.81. Oregon, Berkeley, 6-3, 6-2. Second seeded turning point-several schools ac- The mile relay race at the Coli- doubles volleyball tournament for cepted. seum Relays in Los Angeles Fri- the championship today immedi- Entries flowed in. All had rent- day may burn out several stop- ately following the playoff in the id elephants and said they'd show watches. loser's division. up for the race. All of the country's topflight Ru bine and Miss Prickett Orange County State's Elephant baton teams are entered in the beat John Moore and Karen Racing club had no choice-they Friday night fray. Goodman Thursday to put that had to get an elephant. They did. Arizona state's team of Mike Guide The Girl Watcher's pair in the loser's bracket. Barrick, Ron Freeman, Henry 4PalliihresealsOsihrlaglaftloaaf latter play Frank Walter and Presented by Pall Mall Famous Cigarettes Carr and Ulls Williams, which Sherri Snow today at 3:45 p.m. bettered the national collegiate In the men's gym. record with a 3:07.5 perform- N The finals will be played im- 7 VW's ance in the recent Mt. San An- mediately following. Low as $799 tonio Relays, Is, of course, the In intramurals softball action, favorite. the fraternity and slow pitch But there'll be plenty of oppo- 5 Corvettes leagues were active Thursday. sition. Low as $2999 Pi Kappa Alpha scored six runs Abilene Christian and Univer- in the fourth inning to edge Delta .ty of Southern California, an- Sigma Phi, 9-7. 3 Monza Coupes chored by Olympian Earl Young Sigma CM, led by a grand Low as 51 799 and sensational Rex Cawley, re- home. run by Morley Fret- -oectively, are set for top efforts. slam ties, heat Shona Nu 15-6. The these two schools did 3:07.6 last Sigs scored five runs in the year to set a new collegiate mark. EARL WILLIAMS third inning, and seven in the New York university, which fourth. Dennis Harvey was the MOTORS beat Abilene Christian In the 1,-LASS OF .51 winning pitcher. Penn Relays, will come out for 1199 SC FIRST STREET the race, as will speedy Texas Sigma Phi Epsilon squeaked by CT 2-7587 Southern and Florida A. & M. Delta Upsilon 6-5 as Phil Kanter And San Jose State coach Bud hit a bases-loaded double in the in- Winter feels his combine of Willie bottom of the fifth and final
Williams, Pete Petrinovich, Lynn ning to win it for the Sig Eps. ELECT THE Peterson and Bruce McCullough Theta Xi scored a 2-1 defeat of KENNEDY DEMOCRAT( can run under the meet record of Phi Sigma Kappa. The Theta Xi's 3:10.1. The Spartans equalled that scored one run in the bottom of time in the Mt. Sac Relays. the fifth to win it. SI gm a Alpha Epsilon beat Lambda Chi Alpha In extra in- Four SJS Coeds nings, scoring three runs in the top of the sixth. In slow pitch action, Pink Tub- Featured in KG0 tiers beat the 69ers 19-8, mainly with a 13-run rally in the second Television Series inning. Four women members of an SJS physical education class will ap- Physical Education Don't watch while driving pear tomorrow morning at 6:45 on EGO, channel 7. The coeds will demonstrate different techniques of Summer and Fall EDWARDS body mechanics. ILgQ@CDA M30 A few "don'ts" for Students who will appear on Advisements Set for Fitness" are Linda "Formula Now that we have learned the how of girl watching, let's while drilling teeth (dental students only). 3. Don't watch Sue Tucker, LaVern Wi- Ark isement fur the summer and CONGRESS Jensen, while coski and Carol Sue Burns, nar- fall semesters continues this week consider a few safety precautions. They are presented, removing tonsils (medical students only). 4. Don't OUR NEW DISTRICT deserves the rator. Their instructor is Miss Mar- until Friday in the men's physical not as strict rules (since some experts with highly de- watch while mixing chemicals in the lab. 5. Don't watch best -a man with outstanding qua). education depart ment. Ifications who will represent the garetta Fristoe, associate profes- veloped eyeball control enjoy watching while running girls who are engaged to the captain of the football team. physical education ma- entire district - who is not political- sor of physical education. All men's the high hurdles, for example), but merely as friendly Our final suggestion is a do, not a don't. Taste Pall Mall 0 tied to one city or one county. is one in a series jors and minors are required to The program suggestions. 1. Don't watch while driving. 2. Don't watch .-so smooth, so satisfying, so downright smokeable! DON EDWARDS knows the 9th Div sponsored by the California Assn. see their advisers before Friday. hid. He works here, lives here, was of Health, Physical Education and The schedules of the advisers born here. Recreation. CAIIPER is coordi- are posted on their doors and on A FORMER FBI AGENT, Don Edwards nated at SJS by Mrs. Mary Gilbert, a bulletin boarti,in Llje men's_gyrn- 0 an experienood lawyer, successful . instructor in physical education. nasium. businessman, ago veteran, and a Pall Mall's keen student oil local, national and international affairs. natural mildness HE WILL give on the young, vigor BILL WERT CHEVRON 50 look ahead representation we is so good nO'1 i5 Washington! 7th and KEYES l'nur active support is welcome! Call to your taste! or visit headquarters today! I Block North of SPARTAN CITY Attys. for Edwarde Committee So smooth, so satisfying, Co-Chairmen finbert Morgan Coneeniently located so downrlglit smokeable! Compare all three! Susie -traveled' (Imp lies takicca tastes keit. EDWARDS for CONGRESS Committee LUBRICATION - MOTOR TUNEUP See the difference! With Pell Mall, you get that lemons length of the finest t. ha., 4 4.4W% geueee-ruyeeegr 2347 Alum Rock Ave. WHEEL BALANCING - BRAKE SERVICE tobaccos money can buy. Pall Marrs famous length travels and gentles the smoke r aturany over, under, around ZeZtreeme. it weior Clarburn 9 2084 CLayburn 9 0294 TIRES- BATTERIES- AUTO ACCESSORIES and through Pall Metre flue. ntir tobaccos Makes it mild IN. 14 taw OA Gvut i- Discount to Students on Broke Work but elows not fitter out that satisfying Slate,! Copyright by Won Reprinied by pern.tven it Harp' r I, ironer:.
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\ffl 11%11 V - Monday, May 14. 1962 IRC Club To Hear Daily Editions Win Applications Due Former SJS Student Bronze 3rd Prize Counselor Candidates 3 Students Review For AWS Posts. At California Fair . Assigned Key U.S. Post Discussions Today The annual California spri t: Tuesday Deadlane student Philip J. ionnit.tlaiharesii.eayfo,herai.sgn ser. ce. i fair, which opens Saturday at the I Fourier SJS IblievIntii:Intees:fa:::11 is the deadline for I Three students will revii... dis- I state fairgrounds. awarded the Tomormn- 1Farley was assigned to a key di. 44 ASB applications for positions on the ionno.c Cven Approva a third-place held Pa i I y cussions at a recent woi Id , S par t a n list rt.1 ,...1,1 Frohling, Janet bronze award in c o ni pe t i 1 i on Women Students judi- department's chief Constantino, affairs conference today at the Associated the rank fisUt .Sa.nmd inTtetnrv'bedy ail% Peggy Kimball, John Olsen and among the state's campus dailies, cabinet, according I atomic energy, disaravv, the list of Freshman Camp coun- International Relations club meet- dal board and John F. Kennedy this week, Evan Howard. -page color P:es.itih-ii outer space for eight selor candidates for 1962 who Spartan Daily's 21 to Barbara Barnard, AWS presi- in,g at 1:30 in TH33. in Farley.l3:5. 45. attendettthe n college ll joineddeputy theto the zi,,i,lant 1 edition of Nov. 20. 1961, commem- department in 1951 were chosen by this year's Fresh- dent. earning junior college VOL The reports will begin with an orating the 25th anniversary of sped:! diploma in academic studies. He energy an.iii,.. ,. r ; man Camp committee. overall picture of the entire week- i the SJS Department of Journal- Applications may be obtained in atomic Entries Due Today Urn- The candidates include Mary later was graduated from the sponsibi I it les for the end by SJS student John Spafford. I ism and Advertising, was one of the College Union or the activities illornt Iw Abascal, Avon Amestoy. Patricia versity of California and received peace progratii. the issues considered in the judg- office. Adm242. They must be re- Karen Birlenbach, Cyn- He will be followed by Dietmar ing. a Ph.D, degree from the same in- The new minist,,r U I For All-College to the activities office. turned stitution. his post June 1 thia Byers, Betsy Carr. Linny Demeter and Francis Azimi, whol The issue was the first full. chairmanships open will project enroll at SJS II Claybaugh, Bonnie Crocket. Anne will relate the ideas presented color edition published by a stu- Committee The new position Davis. Arlene D'Arcy. Penny De- Farley into the midst of U.S. Volleyball Tourney 'during a seminar on "Political and dent newspaper in the country. are: publicity, IAWS, intellectual- fore, Sandy Dooley, Judy M. Har- policy making as political adviser It will be exhibited at the fair, cultural, calendar, Sparta Sings, WI Security Matters Facing the At- ris, Gretchen Haug. Patricia Hear- The 12th annual All-College to the U.S. Mission to North At - which runs May 12-20. community service, newsletter, fey and Harlene Heller. Volleyball tournament will run lantic Community." [antic Treaty organization and nterviews By I The San Diego state college student-faculty, big-little a is t e r, Interviews will be held Also, Linda Jensen, Margaret L. Wednesday and Thursday in the The seminar was conducted by NATO Ambassador Thomas Fin- in ,. WAS] Daily Aztec placed first in the Placement office. Adm234, unless sr.. Kelley. Elsie Landis, Lana Law- Men's gym. Marshall Shuhnan, Russian Re- Christmas door decoration and letter. totted state-wide competition. University cified otherwise. Appointment Rh Dorothy Boatwright, tourna- cautionf son, Jean Longinotti, Pat McCoy, search center, Harvard university:, of California's Daily Californian women's week. Through the U.S. Mission to put out in advance of the inter,,. ment publicity chairman, an- Students are requested to sic., Laos 3e: Ann Merrill, Sharon May, Jan !Denis Healey, M.P. Head of the won second prize. A 2.0 over all grade point is NATO, the country formulates up s, , flounced that each team will in-j Comma: O'Gara, Nani Rao, Sue Sheperd, Shadow cabinet, Labor Party, and, Entries were judged on the required to apply for positions on common policy with allies. elude three men and three worn- c..untry Carolee Shradel, Pam Stoddard. the consul generals of France and basis of three consecutive sample the judicial board or the cabinet, Farley's position of minister is 3TeNrie):Innlon WO sx loud: ,
Cecilia Tomblin, Kathy VanLeeu- en plus one substitute. Trophies Germany. I editions from last semester, said the president. one step below the rank of career school teacher cand; U.S. r wen, lloney Wade, Carole Walker will be awarded to the first and and Julie Wilson. second place winners. The male candidates are War- The deadline for entry is 5 p.m. ,fent Er, ren Allan, Jerry Area, Richard today. All persons interested in l:rrn lin lteazell, Vince Feeney, Bob Booth, the tournament may sign up in nst ads. Jeff Bryant, Ben Bycell. Steven FOB113 or in front of the cafe- uS. Chen, Mike Cook, Jeff C. Davis. teria. (.f whe Dirk Eastman, Gary Finefrock,' A meeting of captains of en:" SPORT cross NI Robert Garrett, Ed Gibson, John ing teams will be held tonight oopends at 7 in WG2. The tournament is Groothuis, Fred Gruber and Carl rl,ht Pa L. Harris. presented by the co-ordinating !neir ad board of college recreation. SHIRTS Other candidates include Dick AUTHENTIC settlemi brook, Mike Hooper. Ken Howell. Now is the time to Stan Imus, Reed Jones, Maurice 'Blue Devils' Win State J,Kirdane, Davis Loomis, Mark augment your supply, McManus, Bruce Macpherson. Al In Los Banos Fete with a R/A specialty Mahler, James Montgomery, Den- - sport shirts by The 'ltiite Devils," the AFROTC STYLES*FORi tyke ny Olsen, Bob Pisano, Paul Tuma- drill team marched to victory at Gant, Manhattan and Lance Walden and Harlan son, the Los Banos day parade re- others. Impeccably (Skip) Woodward. cently and won $100. styled in many colors Bord The faculty on this year's corn- The Devils competed against I and tasteful stripes mittee YOUNG A le includes Dr. Robert Patter- MEN! University of Santa Clara's ROTC I and patterns. Davis sun. Dean Janet Douglas, Mrs. and Fresno State's AFROTC ! :ar the Mary Gilbert, Lt. Col. Emery teams. SJS compiled a total of $5 5.95 6.95 One Cook, Dr. William Tidwell and Dr. 86.5 points, with Santa Clara a i.y k e George A. McCallum. close second at 85. tkhiCh Students are Mary Ann Fudge. The Devils' next parade will be Davis director, Bob Gang', assistant di- at the San Jose Fireman's rodeo, i,avis: rector. Val Lowen, Lee Cox, Stele May 26. around ship ari FIRST AT SANTA CLARA Presidio Officers SAN JOSE: -hordefl Spartaguide Davis st TODAY 'rive To Inspect ROTC :0 the Pt Omega Pi, meeting, TH1' 3:30 p.m. 7han Detachment ..i,rne 5% Here Collegiate Christian fellowshil, Spring starts with a capital "S" at R/A...featuring a superla- Ifl insl "1:..nia row and Weiln.4ecia:.. the meeting and speaker, Memorial tive selection of smartly styled, sensibly priced garments for fancy p annul general inspecton of the Chapel. 9 p.m. the scholar -sophisticate. Such as... cation '10TC detachment at SJS will be TOMORROW SOCKS,CREW Dr. I conducted by three officers from , Women's Recreation assn., prolevs, 15th corps headquarters at the archery', WG patio, 4:15 p.m.; bad- Gerald Presiti:o of San Francisco. minton, WG23. 7 p.m.; bowling, umnist Checking the cadets on their! WG patio 3:30 i p.m.; tumbling, MM. t equipment, and proficien- WG21, 4:10 p.m. servatr cy for two days will be Col. AC., Modern Greek club, speaker and Nmpur Peter on, Lt. CM. Fredrick G. Fox.. meeting, M226, 7:30 p.m. Nadi jr., and NI/Sgt Clarence Wea er. Baptist Student union, discussion :he Sp of -The Intellectually Hones Cope Engineering Magazine Christian," Memorial Chapel, 3:30; he sold p.m. iibra Goes on Sale Today Wesley foundation, discussions :err The Rule, SJS engineering mag- about the faith. St. Paul's church, Stretch -type with azine, features in this month's is- 10th and San Salvador sts., 12:30 color sue an article by Don Wood, SJS p.m. two bands of ts. on top for easy r engineering major, on an experi- Pistol team, meeting, 220 N. Pr( mental house. zthcording to Jack Second St.. 2:30-4:30 p.m. identification. Taylor. editor of the Rule. ('hrisHan Science organization, Cushion sole. $1 Published three times a semes- meeting, Memorial Chapel, 7 p.m. Bu ter by engineering students, the Tour and Campfire club, trip to t Rule is scheduled to go on sale San Francisco, sign up, M204, fee Pres. today in the Spartan bookstore of $4.50 includes transportation, oast I and Engineering building. sign up during the day. hostess shoes lag 90 Spaztanady CLASSIFIEDS t.f the la Tor FOR SALE_ WANTED 177% Abode Its.: 31 Scooter. 1 speed . s. Wanted: Girl to stt. with one. --marrelP cm :fl OCI9 Martha,' Hal after C rse '0 school. _all after 6:00. ! CY 4.8272. riitteer
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