SENIORS TO RECEIVE DEGREES WEDNESDAY Arizona University President Skidmore Elected A.W.S. President McCormack Is Commencement fice-President Is Sally Roe; Speaker Baccalaureate May 16 Eastburn Confers Degrees; Ian Morton Hall Girl's Lounge Graduating Class Presented By Morris, Globe Regent Board tudy Hall In Women's Dorm One hundred throe* bachelor degrees and 52 Masters of Arts in Education degrees will be conferred upon students Want Bi-Monthly North Hall ’ of Arizona State College during commencement convocation Pdrties; Next Y ear’s Council Wednesday, May l ‘.». The convocation will be held at 8 Vol. 36— No*. 31 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE AT FLAGSTAFF Thursday, May 13, p. m. in Ashurst Auditorium. * fo Furnish Some Social Activity ------;----- *------♦ Those receiving masters degrees in Jlary Skidmore was elected President, of the Associated | education at the end of the fall The Old And The New I semester, 1947: fomen Students of A.S.C. at an election held in North Fulton Is Elected Burns And Muheim j Leroy W. Parker, Flagstaff; and a]I last Thursday. The Vice Presidential post went to Dean Of Men j Charles F. Speissegger, Summer- illy Roe. Secretary to Millicent Nieholich and Phyllis Mer- Prexy Soph Class | ville. South Carolina. II was elected Treasurer. Give Voice Recital Those receiving their bachelors »ft plan ilf'.it l " Resigns From j degrees in' education at the end of irjll not be * purely judicial Doran Vice-Prexy Monday In Ashurst ! the spring semester, 1948. jy but will be able to furnish Martha E. Andrews, San Ber- -t social activities”. said Mary Next year’s Sophomore class of Christine Honeck Riswold, voice ASC Faculty . | nardino, California; Norma Cole- [more "hen interviewed. “My Summer Term ficers were elected last Monday in instructor at Arizona State Col | man Barney, Flagstaff;' Robert n'council and I have several ac- Dean McGill’s office in. Old Main. lege at Flagstaff, will present Miss : Itencok, Cleveland, Ohio; Sallie itifj in niind'tor next year. We Don Fulton was elected as presi Barbara Muheim, Bisbee, and W ill G o To | Powell Bingham, Williams; Flor- t to fix up Morton hall for an Begins June 7; dent of the class, with Ted Doran, James Burns from Yuma, in a New College ' ence W’elk Birkemeyer, Columbus, uive Kiris lounge, also rino- vice president, Secretary treasurer voice recital on Monday, May 17, i Wisconsin; Meivyn K. Bowers, the AWS library, and make a will be fiat Fitzpatrick. Council at 8 p. m. in Ashurst auditorium, In California Flagstaff; Paul Culdwell, Prescott; idy hall in the women’s dorm. representatives are Tom Cooper oth Miss Muheim and Mr. Bums Edith Claire Cochran, Payson; Is Eight Weeks and Donnie Rowe. Elected as so re sophomore students in voicc Effective August 15, Dr. Linn Glenn Russell Compton, Flagstaff; a!»o plan to have parties twice Hutchinson announced his resigna wrath in North Hall lounge," she cial chairman was Darleon Doonan. and have been heard frequently t>y John L. Dallabetta, Yuma; Mary New Students Can Faculty sponsor will be announced college, community and radio au tion fr»m ASC last week to accept E. Ellsworth, Flagstaff; James itri a position as counselor at Orange Isxy president of Alhpa Mu later. diences. Howell Fincher, Ajo; Margaret Enroll G rad W ork Their recital progrant will in Coast College at Costa Mesa, Cal Ann Glass Speissegger, Phoenix; locial sorority this year, and ifornia, September 1. A. W. S. council treasurer. She M A Completion 1950 clude: Frances Louise Gray. Globe; Welko Dr. Hutchinson has Been here W. Gurovich, Miami; Nellie May Summer school this year will be State Paid Students since 194(1, and was appointed dean Hart, Sedona; George Henry, La gin June 7, and last for eight guna Beach, California; Bonnylee weeks. It is now possible for new Miss Muheim Hughey, Superior; Joe B. Hunter, students to enroll for graduate To Get Checks Ta I... Sal T.. Glendale; Kenneth Elwin Johnson, work. Those students doing grad Ombra Mai Fu...... Ha Globe; Paul L. Johnson, Winslow; uate level work should plan on Robert E. Kelley, Ajb; George H. completing all requirements for Before They Leave Mr. Bums K esse I, Flagstaff; Harilyn Janice their degree of Master of Arts in Joe Rolle announced today that O’ Sleep Why Dox't Thou Krause, Winslow; Lyle Warren Education by the end of the sum the student payroll for those stu Leave M e? ...... Ha Kurzrock, Flagstaff; Bobby Brook- mer session of 1950. dents paid from state funds will Solveig's Lied G erson Leonard, Duncan; Willis McEuen, Coolidge; Ruth Nelasen During the summer session work be in two sections this month so Miss Muheim Mayhew, Flagstaff; A. Leonard offered lead? toward the degrees that students may receive a check of Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of The Strolling Minstrel...... G Mickelson, Flagstaff; Joseph X. before they leave for home this The Cradles F; Miller. Prescott; Warren H. Phil Science, Bachelor of Science in Ed summer. ucation, Master of Arts in Educa Mr. Bums lips, Somerton; Phyllis Louise tion, and to all regular Arizona The first pay period will be from Pierce, Del Paso Heights, Calif.; May 1 through May 15 inclusive. Zueignung ...... Stn teaching certificates and their re Sylvelin ...... Sin* Jose Louis Sandoval, Flagstaff; newals for-the Kindergarten, Pri Students are asked to get time John E. Sarager, Phoenix; John slips into th# offioc_bcforo Satur Nothin’ Fo’ Mah mary. Elementary, and Secondary Own ...... Negro Worksong Rassell Sturgeon, Tacoma, Wash.; day noon, May 15. Frank • E. Sylvester, Williams; grades, and for certificates in the Art Williams and Francif Davrm, outgoing and in Second half of the pay"roll will Frances Thompson, J ’rescott; Clar special teaching fields. coming student liody president talk over prospects for Miss Muheim ^ For teachers desiring specialized be from May 1? through May 21 Homing ...... Del Riego ence L. Underwood, Jr., Morgan instruction the college ha.^arrang- inclusive. Ray slips must be in the next year’s activities. . Davcrit expects a big year‘next Song to the Evening town, W. Va.; George Merritt Veit, chosen by the student council ed for the services of many na office before the students- leave year, and ajks for all student jxirtici potion. Star ...... Wagner Glendale; Theodore R. Wallace, esenred in Who’s Who in tionally recognized authorities who school. Checks will-be mailed for The Flea ...... Moussorgsky Flagstaff; Orrin D. Williams, Ajo; Colleges this year, and will conduct workshops; during the this second pay period. William Arthur Williams, Globe; Mr. Bums secretary of the Arizona Play- session. Also, one post session Lucia Page, Albuquerque, N. M. l OF A COPS ROOEO .•Miss Johnette King, instructor in of men thi* year. He is also an Those corapleUng Batchelor of workshop has been scheduled. associate professor in psychology Regular classes in the field of piano at the college, will accom Science degree work In this spring ang her other nativities M an’ D amjI Dm i >a h Ic pany the soloists. and education and director of coun as chairman of the Presi- audio-visual aids will be offered Band rresents semester are: Donald W. Guyer, NEW MEXICO HAS selling and guidance. Hayden; John Albert Henry, Phoe club, is a member of the sci- by Del Shelley throughout the Orange Coast' College is a new ritib (for which (he wju a eight weeks session. A special nix; Arliss Harold Sutherland, college that will have i« ' first en Stockton, Calif.; Margaret Wolf didatc fot La Ct*«ita Queen), speech clinic will be offered by Home Concert RUNNEIMJP TEAM rollment September 1. p in thfi_A'Cappclla Choir, and Mrs. Lydia Newton, specialist, Ari Social Calendar Williams, Ajo; Cynthia Day Wil “I have found the staff a swell son. Winslow; Robert L. Ziriax, is a membership in the Hiking zona Society for Crippled Children. Climaxing the two-day second Wilburn Cogbum. Barker was win bunch to work with an I enjoyed Williams, and Edwin Harry WU- In her spavfc time Mary nv Monday Night Attractive courses are offered intercollegiate rodeo held here at ner Montgomery’s pickup rider in my association with the student* son, San Diego, Calif. iaVEnKlish, and minors Flagstaff last weekend. May 8-9, the girls' pickup race. Thursday, May 13: Future the undergraduates in commerce, Monday night, May 10, the Con Teachers, 7 p. m.. Training here,” Dr. Hutchinson stated. >sitry\aml history. With all English, fine arts, industrial arts the University of Arizona made on Those completing work for cert Band presented a Home Con Miss Montgomery’s opponent wa« School. Bachelor of Arts degree this spring ie*> activities she manages to and industrial education,> home ec with top honors, its team winning cert at Ashurst Auditorium. The Miss Bobbie Leverton, whose pick are Joan Stanne McKinnon, De- ntain ajgencral scholarship, onomics, modem languages, mathe Concert was under the direction of the trophy award, and a team up rider was Cogburn. Friday, May 14: Lions Con illy iva member of the A. matics, music, science, history, phy member, John Norton, winning tho vention in Ashurat. (Continued on Page Four) J. Alfred Anderson. Max Spillsbury, U.-of A., placed S. Council this year, and is an sical education, and teacher educa A large attendance of students title of champion cowboy and plac Saturday, May 15: Freshman- Four Students ve member of Alpha Mu Eta tion. ing first in team tying and second first, in calf roping. Norman Bing Sophomore Hop, Ashurst Audi and towns people enjoyed the con* ham and Jack Thompson, itlso U. #1 sorority. She is an enthus- Science department field trips ert as well as the humorous jokes in bull riding. torium. ic member of the playmakcrs Runner-up team rating was of A. students, were second and Take Trip and the College supervised motor made by the very able Master of third. Sunday. May 16: Baccalaur tidfating in two p.lays this tours and outings, give summer Ceremonies, Barney Oldfield. .awarded to the University of New eate, Ashurst Auditorium. Sen Phillip Sauer , .Sally's Hobby is skiing, Mexico. Saddle bronc riding first place session students opportunity to see The audience reacted very favor ior Tea, Easlburn's home, S p. To Monument Valley illiceijt N'ickolich will be a big many of the beautiful and unusual Rodeo Queen Maxine Montgom went to Vernon Mounce, U. of A., fr next year and is a member ably to the program, giving an en ery of Oak Creek Canyon whn placed second, and Don Martin, Robert Fitxmaurice, Bill Zion, areas of northern Arizona. Monday, May 17: Newman the newest sorority on campus, core to the Scene from Light Opera placed first in the girls’ pickup Tempo, was third. Floyd Sampson and Myron Sutton Heads Campus “Katinka" (I Want to Marry a Club, 7 p. m„ Room 28. Delta ;h* Pi Alpha. Millicent is only race was selected as champion Brahma bull riding first made a weekend trip last Friday irrt semester freshman. Male Quartette) and to the Bari- wgirl. Phi Alpha. 4 p. m.. Room 26. into Monument Valley and on up tond, Jim Bums who sung “On the Reed Shupe of Phoenix College. Mu Alpha Delta. 7:30 p. m.. Art Tiyllis Merril-J^a member of Other members of the winning into Utah, Mexican Hat and Hhe Religious Unit Mothers Honored Road to Mandalay” after which he Norton, champion cowboy, placed Dept. Awards Assembly, 10 a. wnaChi Beta, social sorority U. of A. team were George Masek, Goosenecks of the San Juan. The sang “The Flea” by Moussorgsky, second, and B.Y.U’s MaA Pace m., Ashurat. Recital, Ashurst, Dr. Phillip Sauer was elected Omkren Kappa Gamma, home McCormick, Dutth Shuman, tour included 20th Century Fox’i Home Ec. Cottage directed by John Dallbetta, student was third place holder. 8 p. m. sponsor of the Religious Council wnics sorority. She is a mem- ion" Mounce, and Jack Thomp- movie set of Tombstone. Roads In director. last Monday night iri Dean McGill’s of the choir, is active in the . Norton’s roping teammate and Norton and Thompson- won first Tuesday. May 18: Kapa Del to the area were mostly drifted Dinner, Corsages Toward the end of the program, apartment. He will replace Mr. A. A., and was a La Cuesta brother of Miss Frances Thompson, place in team tying. Bingham and ta PI, 7 p. m„ Training School. with sand dunes nnd made travel director Anderson asked Dr. Ar- Alpha Mu Eta, 5 p. m.. Room 71 Chester Deaver who has been spon ‘contestant lor Gama Chi Members of the home manage rodeo chairman. Phil Bidegan, also of the U. of A., difficult. drey, head of the Music Dept., to placed second. North Hall. Raiders, 6:45 p. m., sor for the past several years. ment
SENIORS to RECEIVE DEGREES WEDNESDAY Arizona University President Skidmore Elected A.W.S
