El Mustang, November 13, 1964

•• . * r • Memories Are Made Of This...

Old fucos, new buildings, and jJv1' English Department anil at liakcr, sponsored by Cutting and ,i,npie festivity aot the guy pur# member of the court hails from Farm Bureau and was named ’fliT'linis times worked us a rtsc- Heining, t Tom bn tone Arizona. She was spon­ by the Junior Chamber of Com­ f,„. Homecoming I Odd. A* the rratlon snpcrviaor, an ittlvittor on A busy weekend lies nltcitd fur sored by Alpha Phi Omega and is merce as California's Outstand­ rliangitiK T«*•«.» of tbo euiupua u sophomore in Home Economies. ing-Young Farmer for 1960. lin,u/.e* alumni, friend* welcome a juvenile delinquency study hoard, Queen Joanne anti her, four l‘r|n- cesHua. The royul court will pre­ frieial*.. unJI W- 8 u.m.—12 I'oultry. Club taxi service nvuilublu for ulumni. awarded to sixth place and for the Alumni will also he attending winner in the new novelty division. the Dinner and Dance scheduled Sponsored hy thn College Union 11.30 u.m,—12 Departmental-Open « House Headed by Grand Murshull V. H fur 7 p.m. at the Madonna Inn. Chill, the lU'JtLve Junior niunuges Meacham, the parade lineup in­ to citrry a 11.2 grade UM'i'agc. She 10 a.m. Homecoming Parade Highlight of a busy day and 12 noon Alumni Luncheon Staff Dining Hall clude* the traditional ROTC Cllor has done some non-professional Guard, Queen's float by Blue Key, week* o f preparation, the Corona­ modeling, iiiid piling to tench Eng- 1:110 p.m. Pre-gume eilSeVtsimnent Stadium tion Ball at 8 p.m. in the Men’s 2 p.m. Mustangs vs Idaho Ugly Man’s float by Alpha Phi ii*h when she graduate*. Oinegu, and the Cul Poly Band. Gynt will feature the music of the Itcpri'sciiting the apiril untl life Slate Stadium __ _ Keith Williams professional Orch­ of Homecoming, Joanne ia u mem­ (Up.m. Old Timer's Dinner Little Chef Alumni of the Year, Hubert L. estra from Hollywood. Sponsored ber of the Ski Club, the Young 7 p.m, v Alumni Dinner and ^ Smith will he honored at the no- by the Agricultural Business Man­ Democrat*, the Newman Club, anil f)nline Madonna Inn agement Club, the dance ia semi- 8 n.m.—I a.m. Coronation Bull Mc n!s U-vm host alumni luncheon in the the College Union Assembly Com Staff Dining Hall. A former formul. Tickets, available at the mittce. student body president. Smith door or at the' AS1 office, are $2 In addition, situ graded papers ia preaident of the Kern County per couple./ _

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HOMECOMING COURT . . . Cal Poly alumni are four equally charming princesses. Starting have five good reason* to remember llome- at bottom left and arnuud clockwise, the four coming 1964 a* one of the college’s beat. princesses are Phyllis Armstrong, Janette el m ustang Beside* lovely Queen Joanne Dockwillrr, there Brickey, Cathe Love, and Janet Clyne. CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE UCSB Shot Down Friday, November 13,1964 VOL. XXVI1. N ., lit SAN w**S OBISPO, CALIFORNIA By Poly In ROTC Foreign Student Office Chancellor Studies Up-Dating Home Economic Students Riflo Match Last Saturday morning 07May Get Paid Adviser , Poly, in a major upset, defeated Feed Hundreds of Guests previously unheutened UCSB’* A full-time advisor pn campus I for Washington and the studenta rifle team in a shoulder to *houldrr foe the foreign students has been I attending Cal Poly under the AID Of Student Health Services While new brides arc burning customer no more than $1.26. the match at the Cal Poly Rifle Rpnm-. proposed for the 1P65-88 budget, program. AID fetudents arc ulao’ their Angers and slicing their students use skills gained in pre­ according to Dean of Students ligil'le' t o r the services of the Up dating of student.health ser­ optional Imala ut many state col­ specialist* in a narrow field, would Cul Poly won four vf the five Everett Chandler. Foreign Student Office. leges, including Cal Poly. he leant eoatly, however, through thumbs, to say nothing of grating requisite classed to plan their trophies offered at the rifle match. vice* Is the subject of a report This will bo a first for Cal Poly The chief put pose of the Foreign currently being prepared by the utilizing community faeilitica. their fingernails into (he role alaw, menu. They shop’at local wholesale According to Dr. Billy Mounts When the final round, of am­ as the Foreign Student Office is Student Office is to acquaint for­ office of the Chancellor of the Cali­ veterans of the liome Economics markets and creameries, often at the Health Center, Cal Poly Last Oct. 10 the California State munition had struck the target, now being run by volunteer work­ eign students with the way of.life fornia State College*. College Student Prcsidenta’ As­ meal management course will be railing several place* to determine 60 feet away from the firing line, Is Ihr only state college with a serving half s hundred guests ers. in the United States and to pro­ The report, to he submitted to sociation adopted a resolution the best buy*. the aggregate scores allowed ChI Chandler said that the advisor hospital on rumpua, the only one without a qualm. mote understanding between them tbe stale legialuUtrc at it* re­ which culled for the state of Cali­ Holy had won by 34 points, 1383 plan ii in the proposal stage as with 21 hour emergency service The four unit senior eourse is und American studenta,' said quest in January 11185, note* that and a student pharmacy. fornia to provide various health to 1340. | of yet. It has been approved by the Chandler. the guidelines for operation of services at no cost to the student unique in that the students actually High man for Cal Poly, who ! Chancellor's Office and is now be­ student health services are maxi­ In its recommendations for Im­ and also to continue to provide plan, prepare and serve luncheons International is not in ROTC this year, but ing considered by the State De­ mum efficiency and eronomy of plementing the four hasie health the necessary physical facilities to campus guests. Held on Wednes­ a member of the CP Rifle Club partment of Finance. However,* nperatlnn and that fees directly benefit*, the report suggests that to house the health services. day and Friday, the luncheons are Study To Be on campus, Mike Brundy, posted 1 it has not yet been approved by charged to students should lie kepi a pilot study he conducted ,«n the Mentioning the CSCSPA resolu­ the culmination of many hours of a perfect 1*8) in prune position, the department and must be put Where, Not Who «t a minimum. It al*o Npocitle* campuses of California State Col­ tion, the report comments, “Their planning by the student in ehargo. 04 in kneeling, and 03 for off* into the budget by the governor. A plea has gone out for the (our health bencllt* which it con­ lege at Sait Bernardino. Humboldt proposal deserves very careful con­ The girls rotate rooking duties Discussed hunt! to rack up an aggregate Chandler explained that the op­ return of a hand-held type of siders haaic to proper atudent Slate College, California State sideration. it does not conflict with ss well ns laundress, waitress, and Dr. Thomns l.nntos. Director of of 287. erations >>f tlie Foreign Student megaphone which wns (net nt the health care: College at Lo* Angeles and Frrano opinions expressed throughout the dean-up jobs. Merediths Henry, International Student Programs Trophies were presented to the Office sre different from those of Welcome Week beach party last 1. Adequate hospitalization and Stall' College. These four colleges consultative process involved in who ha* already completed the for all California State Colleges Cal Poly team as a unit and to j the Agency of International Dc- I September. •II hnspitni extra expense. were 'selected atnre they provided this report." course, felt that the class Was will be on campus Tuesday to outstanding individual members I velopnient (AID), in that the 1 It it the property of the AV 2. Adequate surgical payments a variety of college situations. Concerning the apparently con­ valuable in learning to accept speak with student* intereited in recently In the Little Theater. uign Student Office is primarily | Itepartment and ia valued at $100. in or out of the hospital including One additional purpose of the troversial item of the state paying responsibility and wurk with other studying abroad. ROTC head. Colonel William M. for the purpose of advising. Anyone knowing the whereabouts also assistants and anesthetists. pilot program will he to gather for health service buildings, the students. Boyce made the presentations. AID is a government-sponsored of this piece of equipment should 3. Mure I hi hr, >u* hut esaentlnl data on the cost of ualng commu­ report notes that the "Coordinat­ Jerry Lansdonc, an instructor in Other than the team trophy for the Social Science Department prugiam bringing student* to the I contact the Activities Office or the hendlt* of relative low cost hos­ nity resource* and how Itest Ur ing Council has recommended that Instructor Grace lludiberg tbe overall win, Howard Miller , U.S. from their respective coun- l stated t place. I visory role. AID is the go-he|weei who has it, we juat want it hack." therapeutic outpatient care, includ­ lege cun provide convenient ex­ tized and paid by student fees.” tally for the students who will Ag. 241. ing service* of physicians, consul- cellent basic, preventive, diagnos­ In what seems to be tacit sup­ he teaching home economics, Htudenta planning to aply for taliuns with specialists, g-ray, lab­ tic ami treatment services, all port of the student college presi­ since It ia inevitable that they the International Program should oratory, anti physical therapy. rarcfully integrated into the cdu- dents' position on the m«dBps-*hr will be asked to auperviac also make appointments for inter­ rhi'sc health heneflt* have long cathHial proves*, at lea* coat thnn report slates, " I f finally the. le g ­ meals for largr groups." views with Dr. lainto* through •fen provided students at the Uni­ community facilities.” Specialized islature conclude* student.* fees m 7*» ~~ - . w t Toinsdone in the Social Science De­ versity of California ami on «n 1 service, such as consultation with must pay const urcUoii costa, then Starting with a strict budget, pat Imcnt. These appointments will all should lie lumped into it sep- which specific* a finished meal i ...... *■ t Jt 1 ,1 I « 111 I I , IS f 11,1 For Whom The Bell Tolls in MAKY Kill- likr those fdr player piano*. A two ia ailenl. However, it ttfake* up for m'tnvr krylmanl ran also In* con­ I hi* lapac liy vigorously Milking It toll* for -thee . . » for thee each ipinrter~hour la-twrern 7 and It o'clock class . . . for thee lunch nected to the system for n "cnril- H a.tit. Then it nettle* hack into a hour . , , ami tlicc half hour. look' concert.” faithful recording of time'a march During the period Iwtwrcn l<* at hour interval*/ It play.* the rnnipii* lie hi mint; p.m. ami 7 u.m.. tlir mighty clock during collctrc hour, anil take* a Each .Inly 4 the cniuptia chime* while to adjiiHl n\rut ioiml belli, moat he and i laaarom clock*. Thin control wonderful word*, hilt all 1 can |dayed hi' a highly trainrd i>peri*l- boa h operatril by the mainteii- iaay la thit I have a thank you i '• ance department. from the lieltoat of my heart kind Since their installation in lhlW|, ( hi men. puhlii address *)Mrm. of feeling. , llte t'liimcs have become a gracious ...1 | * and muair are operated lit high li- With the title goes u $1,000 and aymlHdic pat t of campu* life. |ht|.D o \ , , , \ Sophomore and Freshman halfle for possession of dcltl) electronic rontrala currently aeholarahip, a eompiete cotton When dean* and adminiatrator* I'GI.Y “UGLY MEN" . . . Quite a crew to sorority: Dave l-ee, sponsored by the Sopho­ Ire H„ *,.|| „„ points to decide the outcome of the Frosh-Moph houaeri in the library. An under­ wardrnhe. and tlie eight to com­ move to their new quarters, the meet some dark night on your.way home front more Class: Neil Kant,liar, oponaored by Mari­ nihI held last Saturday (Nnv. 7). The Sophomores were victorious ground cable ennnecta thin “brain" pete in the national Maid of Cot­ venerable old timepiece, will be school, wouldn't you *ay? Competing for the posa Hall (Jungle); and bottom, Emmet Pen- n«t the crushed Freshmen assume the responsibility of maintaining to the dm'k lower. ton content in Duccmbcr in Mem­ left to rule the old portion of the title of "Ugly Man" ore (I to r) Hush Hill, m baker, sponsored by the Cutting and Reining U,° overlooking the campu*. Music ia played from roll* much phis, Tuna. cauipu* by iUclf. sponsored by Gamma Sigma bigma, service Club. A •1 T' Friday, November 12, 19f>4 FT. MX’ST A NO P A d E 2 ___> ii "Y r„hl;,I..H twin . w**k during lb. V*** und •«•"> ky iht «l.l.d Siud.nl., Is*-- eslllsrsl. SI.* MyOtOm. C*Uk*t. S.n U l, Oklts* Colll.inln. Print** ky «tud.nll m*|*»ln* In rflnpn* lngln**rln| an* M sn.ce.nl. Opinion, In Mil. *•*•> I" •'*»•< •<«*.,1st. S*d srtl.l.. w m n,n ih.’ vl.wi .» lb. writ.,. »n* Oo n.t n . < . »*,.•«, lb. .plnl.n. .1 lb. Mailbag ilnif, .1 ,b. A.io.lal.d' l,o*.n», In,., n., .Ifl.l.l .*lnl.n,. Ivk.,,lp,l.n S f A T f - POLYTECHNIC C O I X E j C A u r o i N p,l,. I. II p.r yon, In nd.dnc. Olllc. *••" »», Or.sM, AM* Svlldln*. Cell- Memoriam Zroom ! Look Out! (ornla flat* Poly**flmic Call*** Editor* Note: The following t* ■ TO THE EDITOR: Mary Dodder...... *...... Editor-In-Chief teller uhlrh xprak* far Itwlf. dome days ugo. 1 wns introduced F. L>. Jeans ...... MunajriUK Kditor Toni St. Onto ...... City Editor It ten* written Ky *n Air Con- in a slightly nlurming manner to CLOSEST TO CAL POLY 60 CASA ST. ditioning student from Pakistan Mnurle Lutul...... Society Editor following the *ndden dealYi of thr phenomenon often referred to \Vnlt C rlte s...... Associate Sports Editor Welcome Home Alumni Dr. 1.. v. Whitney of the Htysl- as the “Hidcwulk Surfer”, or Bud B oss...... Associate Sports Editor r*l Science Deggrtmcnl: Skateboarder. \ ...... ^Feature Editor Homecoming is so many tilings. Mary Kell TO Til K MOTOR i While wulklng up tju‘ rump In Duvo Kishiynnm ...... Photo Editor It’s a feeling of belonging and a sensation of wonder at Dr. I,. Whitney was the must front of the Idttle Theatre, mind- I ' Issue Editor graciou* person I hlid ever met, Muurle Lund .... Pot, he same time. ( Although 1 know uml I re«rnflt nnd loss estimates were off. that this doesn't mean anything to hour,I. What special, strange im­ The Welcome Week Camp hnd been me." , petus sends them soaring down appropriated *«,4M<>. A* things Although I knew so little about the concrete-ramps and way* of turned out, I8JW4.77 was spent. him, I know real deep in my heart our fair rumpus? More particular­ similar situation ocrured the MC CLELLAN AIR FORCE BASE to make me believe that he was ly, why don't some of them leurn WOW rnmpus activities for which to aim better, befure launching A t SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA one of the very few geniuses 1 $6,100 was budgeted but *H,147,22 Announces Campus Interviews For have ever mot. Intif areas where some of the ob­ ws* the actual expense. These two I am very sure his service* at jects are moving. In this open let­ totaled *1,001.HU. ter to the scuteboardera of oUr fair ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC. INDUSTRIAL MECHANICAL Cal Poly will be long remembered, On the profit side the picture Is AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERS No doubt his death is a big loss campus, I invite rommknt on the (15990 or I70S0 Por Annum) means, methods, reason* for, and brtghtej^_.us fllJDH.ilft ami *10, to his family members, reUUlves 6*7,02 was mnlis!q| for thr Camp friends and students. uttrlbute* .of sidewalk surfing, or ACCOUNTANTS scateboarding, mil rumpus activities, respectively. (ISUO ot ($410 Por Annum) ■ May God he with .him In peace. Tils Income was SI.466,97 more AHMAD N. RYEDi R7 ATI.AWHERN ADMSnSTBATIVE TRAINEES han expected. ‘Chap Stick' goes along! (S 5000 or $6050 Por Annum) Comparing this year's WOW financial statement with last “Sure I use 'Ghep-Sttck' during the hockey sea­ aside, it’s just is necessary during the sujnmer. McCloUen bet a continuing ruqulrumant tor e lar«o When I’m on my boat, the hot sun Is rough on my number ol electrical, electronic, industrial, rears', it I* Interesting to note that son," says the Detroit. Rod Wing stir, "With my the net profit in 160,'i was *()l)V!tH. lips exposed to that ice and cold, it's a must! lips—btirns them up, dries them out. 'Chap Stick' mechanical and aereepace engineers & Asked u%out the difference of But after the seoson, 'Chap Stick’ doesn't get put helps soothe and heal them fast!" ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE POSITIONS ARE Traditional Shop for Young Mtn I>61 GW' between the two years' v ' ARE IN SUCH FIELDS AS THE FOLLOWING: profits, Hubert Spink, graduate mufmgnr commented, ,"WOW Is Thr tip b*!m **l«t*d a favo rite tar um by tbe LOGISTICS SUPPORT something thut Just happen*. You In Cimdit / e a h i •(I u.S. Olympic T**m. -- PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION lua't know how things will turn CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION - out until ths student arrive." lie PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT suggested higher food and trans­ DON'T LET DRY, SORE UPS SPOIL YOUR FUN-WHEREVER YOU GO, GO WITH 'CHAP STICK’ TECHNICAL SUPPLY SUPPORT W ickenden’s lation costs and more service* ------»CTY*MTter tl Ptt. -tin # if6# « »#♦* fcMIC—Uf, »A* Application* are being accepted Irom student* sa probable reasons for the small­ who will receive their Raehelor* or Mailer* Degree er profit this year. By June 1965 U.S. Civil Service Procedure* Apply U S. Cltltemhip Required Authentic Natural Shoulder An Equal Opportunity Employer and Contlnantal Paahlona A recruiting representative wtl be at the campn* let pereahal interviews ea MONTsnsv a CHonno, ban luib o a ia n o 16 • 17 NOVEMBER 1554 Cans alt year it Oil!** let further detail* and la let Interview appointment*

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A ThriftICheck* personal cheeking account dcccrvaa your cheer* every time another collage bill la paid by check. And you’ll rata Work with a group worth standing out in. / M E N N E N a few cheers yourself — from parent! and all Ths mor* compatint your co-worli*ri are, the frailer your satisfaction whan you deal with—-for handling bill payment! physics, nuclear and plasma physics, terrestriel end spec* Right sciences F O R M E N they sdmlri lomsthlnf you'vs don*. And ths better your cbencei ere to end allied human lectori. -.. speedily, accurately, and handsomely. Yet* leern so you cm move on to eddltlonel responsibilities end reward*. 1 v Engineers end scientist* it Boeing work in imoll group*, under tupervtson handsomely. Each ThriftICheck Ic ac attrac­ Boeing’s world Issdtnhlp In ths Jet trsmport field It en Indication of the picked tor ability to Inspire end promote the idee* ol tholr estoclotot. tive — with your name printed on It FREE — ciHbre of people you'd work with et Boeing The forward-striding attitude re- Individual initiative and ability get plenty of otposuro that wey (The com­ iponilble for this Issdsnhlp hi*, since 1616, provided « steady luccenxion ac It la economical. Pay bill* cum lauds with pany encourages graduate studies *1 leading colleges end universities near of pioneering ichlevementii first twin engine, retractable year, low wing, Boeing installations) Booing is in equal opportunity employer. no-minimum-bclancc ThriftICheck. all-metal ilrllneri lin t four-engine, pressurized airliner; tint modern, high- THE MENNEN CO., performance bomber: first large swept wlng, multi jot bomber; end, of court*, Americe'i first Jetliner, the 707, end the 720 end three jet 777 Box 200 88, Morristown, N. J. (Fight now we’re designing s verleblesweep wing super:,onic htmport.) V* — •- f. - r We re planning to interview engineering end science sdnleri oo# graduate «. Gentlemen: Send me one free Speed Stick. Boeing It on* ot the netlon'i major menufectureri of heevy fren-.port hell- students on campus ea the dote listed belew Is drop I* it yeur campus copiers (Verlol), end for mor* then two decode* hat pioneered most of lh« •'I I enclose 25# for postage and handling. 0 Projects underway In Roelng’s extensive Scientific Research leboratoria* encompass basic md applied research In celestial mechanics, solid state rfdsy> November 13,1964 EL MUSTANG MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT TECHNICAL EDUCATION ally-centered technological He Talks But Not Walks The Maintenance Department By legislative action Cel Poly's cation. at Cal Poly employs 10 students philosophy Is that of • polytechnic CUSTODIANS uy d a v f. k o s k n h k im ; ually wears boots, -« Poly SWcnt. and 88 regular employees. colleye specialising in occupation- Cal Poly employs 49 custodial* l tors cull him. He was built by ,nd S T E V E WOLFSON shirt, jeans uud a Stetson, lie can siiia1 soprano, ulto, tflhor, and bass Stop if Hilt, a sophomore Biologi­ goS#r i» tho only male living cal Science major, und Mary Ann gmitu Lucia Itcsideiice Hull. and can play anything from »ym phonic music to jazz. Keith, sophomore Animal Hus­ He stands <> feet 3, inches lull, bandry major, on u bet by two KIMBALL COMPANY ( tf*ek,•short-cropped Imir, blur Roger in ■ robot. other,, sophomores, Janet' Frlberg T IR E „ (only slightly crossed)-, us­ Oi at least thut’s what his cren- and Jueuif Miller, both Home Ec­ Veit Rubber - Orbitraading Precision Retreads onomies majors. Ail live in Santa I.iii'iu. Dlatrlbutor for SEIBERLINQ and KELLY t in t "We bet Shari and Mary Ann that if they could build a robot AUo selling Autolite Batteries with -black hiilr end bluu eyes tliut Special rate* to Poly students am Westside could do jyut ujie trick, we'd lie their slaves for a week," said Jo- earl, Result: one robot, two slaves. 252 HIGUERA STREET U 3-6787 Premium “Shari nini|i' the blueprints and the head, and 1 made the torso," Is Unconditionally Guaranteed said Mary Ann. "it took six hours in Writing.This- guarantee Is to build him," Roger .was built In Santu I.aria's laundry' room with the strongest guarantee boards for a fipme and toilet tls- offered by the tiro industry Hurtor Rtulftmf;— „ Roger's one greut talent, sing- - Ing, is areoinpiislied b> meuns of Elegance j There is NO time limit a portable radio wltioli is snugly Thera Is NO fine print lit into bis forty-inch chest. The There is NO confusion robot has a cigurci thrust be- in tucea his lips, lopped und sur­ Th. Wciltld. PREMIUM relr.adi cev.rod by thl. cortiflcar* if takin rounded by a hluek moustache ""wt °* ..l0LrV,C#-/ o( ro°d haiard or workmanship other than run and "grubby" heard. Unfinished Hot will be odjuited by the dealer . . . The hist person to see Roger ufter his construction was Carol UP TO V, WORN ...... NO CHARGE Stein, a senior and resident munu- V t WORN OR BETTER ...... $3.00 EACH gur of llrst liour Sunta Lucia. "He nearlv scared me to deati) when I selections heard him singing," said Carol, at your favorites gas station "Roger was really built,” the girls admitted,, to increase the in solid Westside Auto Parts 543-6213 1232 Monterey ratio of men to women," gie ■n-ewwaaa walnut CAGLE'S WELCOMI Cal Poly Contemporary Art oak Student* To Be Discussed ’ I)r. Thomas Leavitt will apeak ash D ,L Q o tln Dee NEW PARK GROCERY on "Sense and Nonsenee In Con­ Across from Park on Osos Street temporary Painting" Monday at cherry f t D P M • a.m. to 7 p.m. Weekdays 8 p.m. In AE 189. The College Art-Club and San 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays maple featuring a , ' VI Llv i Lute Obispo Art Asioclatlon are Fresh Fish We Give co-sponsoring the speech, He will Every Thursday Blue Chip Stamps show slides to Illustrate hie talk. Homecoming Special Dr. Leavitt Is the director of the Fine Arte Museum et Santa Bar- Brooks Woodcraft liura. He received his doctorate at Friday Evening Complete Dinner Harvard in 1968. He hat had mu­ SAN LUIS JEWELRY seum training und experience at — Quality Unfinished Furniture — the Fogg Art Museum, the Fine , ■' $2.25 Arte committee of the People-to- AND LOAN People program and wae director 1459 Monterey 544-2505 of the Pasadena and Santa Bar­ bara museum* of art. SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Expert Watch, Jewelry, Clock * TENDER STUFFED SHRIMP And Electric Shaver Repair DEEP FRIED LOCAL OYSTERS Savings On Redeemed Merchandise Acres. Irem Merre Buy Q.lf Ceune 771-7111 974-A Monterey St. 543-2314

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Sian Gerl, manager o( Clarence Brown Jewelers of San Luis Obispo, is presentingj Miss Joanne Dockwiller with Her Majesty's Crown, a royal reward signifying thel . _ i , , ...... CALIFORNIA 1 * ' *, . r , f»ign of each Homocoming Queen. ; 4 * 4 \ ' * . H ' ~ V ' . ' ALAMEDA 1 Afameda Jewelers - 2 Stores 4. . r.fc-zssr&r-. 1 ...... - . . 4^ . V We Will Not Be Undersold - Better Quality for Less f - , , * 1 • . m ■ J ■ FRESNO . ■ ■ ‘ -V Our Policy; Our customer, ore entitled to the very best In jewelry, price and Baldwin's Jewelers - 2 Stores service! Satisfaction at any cost. "Goodvill cannot be bought. We maintain It. r * -” - - 7 — r r ^ n SAN LUIS OBISPO kmember-No Down Payment-No Interest Charges-No Carrying Charges at Clarence Brown s Ross Jewelers • . : - ; - ..; . •/■■ '. • : - - •Diamonds »Watches »Jewelry ^Silverware »Watch Repairing SANTA BARBARA Churchill's Jewelers Pacific Telephone representing the Bell System: B. D. Howes & Son, Jlrs. Pandolfi Jewelers j (® hoiflo Tiltphan* % }■« ■ « SS * • - iaosuroea *. iucthonics with oar or tni woeio s roec- CLARENCE BROWN host erttMcn lass. 1 'j ' . - * / 9 , ■ _ SANTA MARIA Melby's Jewelers / //kWwW / POB BNOINflilRlO AND ADMiN’tTHATlVI HO* '* San. Luis Obispo's Leading Credit Jeweler Since 1934 VENTURA ssum. oeroarvanv spnouae T 862 Higuero St., S.L.O. Phone 543-5648 Bahn's Jewelers Friday, November 13.1034 PAC E 4 EL.MUST A NO 1 ' ■ . —--- Biberstin Chosen Member Floats Depict The Best Western Motels Deuel Sweetheart Di'Ui-l Mfii'« UuHiilence Hull n>- i'4-nlly ciiniluctuil, tliidr truilitiunul Memories ('ulU'gc Avimiuo jContoat to find tliu "Mustang Memories" will Ih> do. POLY vs. IDAHO STATE SommA ‘tll-o t fflotJ luvclionl girl from mining Ji'Mpor- pirtrd in 24 different float design* non, I'ului Royul, ('hunt unil Huron at 10 a.m. in the Homecoming Pa­ t Extra Lonoth Brnii • TV • ftucilp « Tol»phuii©« halls. \A InuiM' wiim Ruth lllliurnlln of nda tomorrow. ^ # Inn Room Colleu ^__ S Large Huutod Swimming Pool Beginning with the ROTO Color I’ului Ruyul. Sliu was rliosen from Guard, Alumni of the Year, Robert H0MEC0MINC 1964 ' ii kIiiL' of twiinly cmiiliiluti'H, live Smith, and Grand Marshall V. H. IBIS Monterey St. San Luis Obispo S44-0973 l from I'luli hull. . Maarhani. the line of march In­ ThV im'ii from Hnuel vuti'd mid cludes: 1 liidr I'lndri' wuh minounml at u Ornamental Horticulture, “Ida­ ho You're Next:" Fremont Hall, ut tills ufTnlr wuh provided by Thu “Homecoming -Victories;” Inter- L'lu'ltlcs, Class Council, “Mustangs Move lirlll reii'lv i'd tro|ililuM unil Onward:” Hewton House,'"Regis- idinnie., unil I'ulin Itiiyul rocoiveii nation Blues;” Agriculture Kngl- tin- pirjH'tuul |ilui|uu with ihu nearing, “Mac Welcomes Coeds - I'lime-H irf nil Miss College Avmiue IBM." i ( inscribed. Mat Pica PI, “Once a Power:” Lust yesr Horen Hull hud cliurg* Scabbard and Illade, "Yesterday's HOBBY CENTER nf ill,' portitual award. progress — Today's Memories:" 1 Tettaya Hall, “Progress:" Indus­ Complete Arti and Cralls t I«ISS|:.S ( OMHINKII trial Kngmeering, "Riot at Cat Supplies Tin' Union Jack, emhlein of the Poly;1’ Los Lecherus, “Remember British IhIun, U u I'oniblnation uf When.’1 j till- rrmmos of Nt. Ul'orgii for Eng. Food Processing, "In '54 There 735 MARSH ST. LI 3-3942 land, St. Andrew for Scotland, u n it Were None;" Hewson House, Si.. I'atiick for liidund, "Muir Hull;" Hill O' Hawaii, note "That Wonderful Year — ll»5i;" The Cul I’uly Reserve Olltrer* s. Newman Club, "Poly Means Prog- Training L’prps has MI0 pimple on- less;" Business Club, “ Mte Killies rulli'il, Batura." Farm Management Club, "When Country Kitchen the Engineer* Came:" Air Condi­ tioning Cluh, "Poly Turns Coed;” Coiiee & Banquet racilitlei Crops Club, "Cal Poly’s Time Ma­ udn IS/in chine^'!, Poly Phase,. “Mustang Memories on the Move:" and Tech­ nical Aria, "IU5« — The Turning Robert f. Mackesiy Andersen Hotel i/Jfoou ^D lore Point." ______. Manager • Owner Monterey 6 Mens Bis. Invites All Student! To Sell Edirmon Trailer Court Tholr Textbooki On $28 month for’ student & Phenei 143-0170 Sen Lull Oblige bed: water, electricity at nom­ Consignment inal cost. Self laundry, play­ New and Used Book* ground. l*oly ..students year Antiquarian Service after year. Within walking 1043 Higuera 543-011 distance from campus. 790 FOOTHILL Schedule of Even l h HAPPY HOMECOMING An oatli of lunthlne . . . Friday Saturday * Esquire Socks 1) Evening bond re' Pep Rally I) Pnnnle downtown ni 10 nm — , from Iht o t - 2) Kully dance In Men's Gym uteKpiu . !rl ilium I i i i u m i in littliviiltml Depiirtiiicnta on Cumpus 0:,'to ant - ' * ' ■ Sunbeam Motel Saturday II] ...... II iiume in I ■•‘'ii 1) Old 'time breakfast In Bluff Mining TltilT nt Bill® 7) "(till Timers Dinner" ut the Llttlo Chef Itestuur- featuring 2) Registration for Alutnni fit l-oldjy . of titv Admin­ ttnt id 0 pm 'aria istration llldg. K to SI pm h) Alumni Dliinei^D'mice ut Muilminu Inn ut 7 pm • sparkling dean r< iKBY ,'l) Alumnus of the Year" Luncheon lit 12 tmon tt) Coremitbui Hull .ut P pm • cloie to campus -Deuf feit, Owner— BOB • reuionoble rateij Wo Don't Soil .... 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Open Thursday 'til * □ FACULTY MIMMR fridnf, November EL MUSTANG PAW * foundation* for Hidden Glamour Fund Drive Codes Herdbook Sales vice prealdent; Deanna Wilber, CV FILM To Be Revised Campus Capers tr*a*ur*r; Nora Smith, chapter Th* film »howing at tha Little To Bogin Soon “The code* governing fund rais­ mem tier and Dr, George Mach, By MAI/HIK LUND BOCIKTY EDITOR Theater thla evening ia entitled, BrunJtn Looking for xomeonol Hu won’t ing drive* are out of date and M vfapp, i f • li»‘! badly in need of expatpilon," mild CORSETS — FOUNDATIONS bo hunt to Hud after Thunk»glvlng, PEACE t’ORP TEXT the Couneellng Canter on enrapve. ’’A congratulatory aortlficate, “Baehelor Flat.” Th* dnemaacope, according to Loo Hankoff, Alpha Bob Malle*, chairman of the ASI SURGICAL GARMENTS A Hpeetol on-eampua Peace Carp* OaeiUonnalrn* are available at the apcclally made for the ecaealen, •etor film feature* Tuesday Wald, Zeta advixor. Donation Drive Committee and placement teat will be fiVMi * a.m, CauMSUsf Center efflee in the Student Body vice preaidant. tomorrow In 106. Ag. Id. building, was pnaented to th* new -ahapter Mohsrd teymer, Terry-Thomaa, DretUA — Sportswear — Lingerie That’* when the 1064.66 Herd- With the growth of Cat Poly, the Ag. Ed. a n book I* due to go on sale—that l« The non-eoiiiputltlve teat ia ueed EAPPA MU EPSILON by our prealdent, Lawaon Maddox,” and Celeste Holm. There will be 204 SECOND STREET Donation Drive Committee ha* de­ PHONE if all (loadlihe* are met. The stu- cided to review the code* covering only ia aaalatlng the ploeement of Plva member* oirfI theth Cal Poly* •aid Mach, Showing* at T p.m. and 9iN y *n- iatw ood PARK dont, directory ix now at Blake 528-1525 actlvltle* which nollolt money front potential volunteer*. f ahapter of Kappa Mn M« fepailon,Ep*r na­ Printery, *ny* Penkoff, and 1* *up- the general Mtildent body. Code* Any atudent la eligible to take tional honorary mathematic* fra­ posud to b« ready for mile by Nov, the text tomorrow. Htudent* plan­ ternity, California Delta chapter, lib'. * , are no limited that at a recent SAC Hireling the council had difficulty ning to take the teat ahould firat attended an Inetallatlon recently INSIST ON Alpha Zetn fraternity hu* com- taking action on two drive rrque*te obtain and fill out a Peaee Corp at the Cal Poly Kellogg eampu*. whatl balancing that takas out tha... i m p e r i a l piled and puhliihed the directory before it, volunteer queatlonnalre for per- Cal Poly chapter people attend­ elnc# It* eHtablehment. 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PHONE 543-1421 OR TOIL FREE ENTERPRISE 14634 Page 6 EL MUSTANG Friday, November 13, l‘Mi| Homecoming Clash Colts End Football Season d ie a n u u i * ■ ' _ —- With Loss To UOP Frosh 45 MINUTE SERVICE By JOHN HKKKIl.l.A .tackled ImiM, which resulted in I Save TIME uud MONEY at the COIN OP. T. , .... - , fumbles anierc. Euch team reeo\- ,A prolstslonal is on duty to holp you and 4 0 The Colts lost their final season Mustangs Face Tough Idaho State game in a heart breaking defeat to *lu,w times, do your PRESSING while you Wait. the .University of Pacific frosh, ' j The Colts’ended the season with Monday thru Saturday 9 a m. to 5:30 p in, to H. — fa t-4 win loss reeord losing to Sun- - By WALT (KITES State 28-21, are »porting a S-H I strong arms of qunrterlmcks Kre passes, breaking the record .of la llqrhaia, 42-0; San Jose, 14-12; KLEENRITE CLEANERS Ahhk'InU- Spur I* Kdltof win-loss record this year, and aro | Richelieu and Hill Ward, Itlti set in IMS. The scrappy' green mid gold, lead by Ron Meseeher, Tom Kvei'. CSC frosh. 22 0 and University of 543-6586 . It’s Humacomiug again, ami op­ contenders frtv the Big' Sky Con­ Two team season records nod Quarterback Fred Richelieu, u »%eifie, 7-il. Their only win came ference championship. ost and Chuck Seybert, pulled’ iu IMS Santa H#*0.> yards anti five touchdown*. Early in the second *half, .the Cotta, jetting no grills grow under cheers in u winning locker room, ance, and come out on tho winning squad. Shaw is ronsidered to he by Ted Tollncr. Bill Ward, a it'd", 210-pouml whs unaware of the tremendou- end. the man to emse the Bengal all- their feet, marched to the enemy In eight games llfis season, sophomore quarterback front Mc­ three-yard line where Bon Hasson efforts (tiutilu.vvsl , by the Colts The opponents in this year’s time reeord of 7ti point* set ■« the Mustangs have attempted Farland, has completed 45 of 115 throughout the season. Book Now For Your Holiday Travel! gridiron tilt will he the Idaho Itt.ttt. went ever on a three yard plunge. 217 passes, brenking the old PHI w s for 551 yards uud on* 'T|1,,v fnj|( in the conversion a t­ In reviewing the win-loss reeord State University Bengal* from The MuHlanga, who have lost mark of 222 set last year. The touchdown. of tlie Colts, coach Stuart Chestnut Pocatello, Idaho. The Bengal*, who tempt which in the end spelled de­ eight guuies in eight starts, will nther half of this record is that In rushing, tho Mustangs have feat fiir our fighting eleven. said, "VVe are disappointed in our last week lost to North Dakota be banking their hopes on the Holy has completed III? of these I amassed a total 6f 201 yards in u,i,u . , . record hlft are pleased with the See-. PCKMVM MFPT7 ___ - — .----rr — ~;-r------2.U. con'ics, l'er a act—minu* ,8» fort \\V , n,led tlie season with 5 I i left of playing time, the (,'0l players. O ur primary object lve. be, | yards per carry, Their opponent* frosh finally drew blood'liy scoring ; have a total of 2,(Mat-yards in 805 sides winning of course, Is to hold TINA HOPKINS on a 25 yard pass play. The con­ the boys interest, provide them Hell-bent Diablos Win 68 to 7; ; earrtea for a 5.2 yard average per version attempt was good and the j carry. with good - competition, ami get final score U01‘-7r the Colts li is , The ^%t( iigals have beaten the now history. ■ v them ready for varsity hall next lUJnivcrstty of Omaha thl-O, College year. If we eon db tin.-, then wi­ Mustangs Drop Eighth Straight lt was strictly n defensive ex have-had a successful ’off the re- [of Idaho 47-7, Fresno Slate 2H-I2, hibition us both teams ord’ season." By BUD ROSS through Intermittent showers to The lone touchdown for the 1-Weler Stilt*' College 81-0 and • Even the rain couldn't stop tho watch the Mustangs lose their Muslangs rame with o;l5 left in Montann State University 14-7. powerful. Los Angeles Bute- Di­ eighth game iu as many contests. the first quarter on .the one-yard Tholr losses this year have includ­ ed a 20-0 blanking at the hands of ablos Saturday night as they put The Diablos wasted little time puss from quarterback Fred on a show of strength that all but Richelieu to end Monty Csrl- Montana State College, and two in getting on the scoreboard as 28 21 defeats, one to Arlsona "St«to waahed away hopes of salvaging they totaled 38 points in the first wrltrht. Gary Steffens added the Todd’s Bear Service For All Travel Arrangements the 1954 season, in a one sided PAT. | College and the other to North quarter. They went on to score Dakota State .College. AUTHORIZED BEAR SERVICE FOR 18 YEARS affair H8-7. ' seven in the second quarter, 21 in That scoring drive later ' ' ' • • . A paid attendance of 1,009 sat the third and seven in final period. proved to la- I lie host pellet ra­ The season scores for the Mu*, Wheel Aligning , . , Complete Rruke Service tion of ihe night, us the Mns- tayra are San Francisco State 21- San Luis Travel 437 Marsh S*. - lungs drove 7U-yards in 8 plays | Ban Fernando Valley State Tire Trueing .,. Wheel Balancing and did what live lough San Di­ College 21-H; San Diego State 57- fformeily Luiitohici Tuivel Sftvito) Call 543-4964 ego Alters coiild not do in their 7: Humboldt State 21-14; Fresno Stabilizers .., Shock Absorbers 7-0 loss to Ihe Diablos- Ihpt be­ State 28-18; Cal Western 811-7.; ing to are re against Ihe No. 2 California State at Long Bench j JET'sfREAM small college team in the nation. 47-0; and California State ul Los Phone 543-4323 306 lliguera St. “wrap around” 1 The Diablo* had all the equip­ Angeles (>H-7. ment one might expert In u No. 2 * , *r I • ' team in the nation. And they used PREMIUM* it, to advantage. Hid flunk Bay Jones-picked, up INTRAMURALS Perfect for the college man NEW three of the Diaiiln’s TD's on a 10- The Fall Turkey Trot will lie KINNEY SHOES yiird pass from quiiitC' liui k Don held on Saturday Nov. 21 at 10 TREAD Martoeu, a 15-yayd i amble, and n announcai; spei'taeuliir 00-yard kickoff return. a.in. according to Intramural Ath­ TIRE! The leading ground gainer for letic Director Vaughn Hitchcock. live Diablos was a'-tI", 2in-pound f— The trot will consist of a 2-mile Winner of Player of The Week Award Skids, aideHlipiiing, a n d hulfluiek, Buy Chine* who ulo up run starting at the Men’s Gym and road noines are reduced to 121-yards In 14 enrrie*. roughly paralleling thu crust- A hrighl spot for the Mustang- countfy course. a minimum and braking was u brilliant goal lin«- atiiiul This will lie u teuiu eonqictltian Monty Cartwright and mileage are improved sustained half way through. Ihe event, and the first five member* almoat lyeyond belief with final quarter which kept the from arty one team that cross the Diablo- frurti breaking into the finish Jlfie will lie declared the End this# latent tread design. I —MX, ------—r —------1 winner*. Turkeya will be uwarden As the Tftinl gun sounded rain ilu tD«* winning team and to the America’* Show Place of Shoe Fashion LIFETIME ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE fe ll (low'll on (he field tt» douav ; winning individuals, already bleak Mustangs spirits nr I Sign up sheets for this-event College Square Shopping Confer 850x15 650x13 C people went home In the ruin slink- are on the bulletin hoard in thb; Mon-Fri 10 am - 9 pm — Sat 10 am - 6 pm Ing their heads. Men's Gym or In MPE 211. 870x15 750x14 # 3 710x15 800x14 O ALL FOREIGN & COMPACT SIZES...... |8.95* SAN LUIS 760x15 850x14 820x15 950x14 Hawthorne Whitewall* 11.00 More BARBERSHOP 'Exchange for comparable recappablr lire*. Thro* Barbara to Serve You ALL TIRE PRICES PLUS FED. EX. 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