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With a decreased enrollment expected in comparison with that of last quarter, old students (and possibly a few new ones) will shake off the holiday confetti today when they mob the VOL. )(X= SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1944 Number 52 Men's gym to register for winter quarter classes. The drop in enrollment is due to the number of Spartans who have joined the armed forces since registration day in the fall* quarter. Registration Dance Tonight Registration booklets will be available in the Art wing upon presentation of a student body card, or a special pass which may be obtained in room 13. 'Get Acquainted' Is Theme Chosen Seniors Are Asked Class schedules may be purchased in the Spartan Shop or in the California Book store. Changes in the program since To Make La Torre schedules were printed are as fol- For Quarterly Affair Scheduled For lows: Appointments Now ART Book Exchange Art 918, taught by Estella H ,s- Men's Gym; Music 'Off-The-Record' All seniors who did not have pic- holt at 10 o'clock Tuesdays and tures taken for the 1944 yea -hook Spartans with that "get acquainted" spirit in their veins Thursdays has been changed to Will Open For should make appointments in the will flock to the Men's gym tonight to renew old friendships History 9IB. La Torre office as soon as possible. and make new ones at the traditional quarterly Reg dance. Art 12B, Color and Design, will To facilitate work of the La Business Tomorrow be given from 2 to 4 o'clock in- Dancing will be from 9 to 12 o'clock to music supplied by Torre staff in getting the book out stead of 1 to 3 o'clock as listed. In the middle of its fourth year the college juke box. A few mixers may be featured tonight by the middle of spring quarter, MATHEMATICS i of successful operations, the Stu- to start the senior pages will be closed at the ball rolling in the proper "Howdy, Pall" manner. Math. 115, Proj. Geom., will be dent Book end of the winter quarter, as will Exchange will continue The party will be strictly stag, but women students may given Tuesdays and Thursdays ail _other Ip_e_cial sections in the, Its benefits to students again this bring service from._11_to 12 :2.5_o!clock for.3 units men guests if they wish, according to Beverlee book. quarter when they open tomorrow and will he taught by Harrison Greer, last quarter Social Affairs committee chairman, who is La Torres may be purchased any Heath. to handle sale of used textbooks. in charge of this dance. time this quarter in the Publica- MUSIC The booth will be placed tions office at the standard price in front A.S.B. members will be admitted Music 1411 has been changed to of $3.25. Deposits of of the Morris Dailey auditorium Library Announces free of charge to the quarterly af- El will be ac- History 14B. cepted, the balance to be paid by and will be open from 9 to 3 fair, while guests of Spartanettes PSYCHOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY the end of the quarter. and all outsiders will be charged Ptijachology 101, Educational o'clock daily until operations close. A number of novelty Schedule Changes the customary 40 cents. sections Measurements, will be given Mon- Offering students a 20 per cent will be incorporated in the 1944 Making a few changes from last REFRESHMENTS days, Wednesdays, and Fridays in saving on book sales, the Exchange yearbook, one of which is the Ser- To further the friendly atmos- room 114 from 9 to 10 o'clock in- operates on a strictly non-profit quarter Miss Joyce Backus, head vice section which will commemor- phere which will prevail tonight, stead of at 8 o'clock in room 114. basis, taking only 5 per cent of the th41, following ate all Spartans in the _ armed students may sit around sipping - Psyehology 117B _ Inte_lbge_nce selling price to cover expenses in- library schedule r for this winter forces. The book will Include as the traditional coke bet wee n Tests, will be given in room 116A volved in handling the-bOOks. many pages as in previous years, seision. dances. instead of room 114. It is held on Students may sell at their own but since the paper will be thinner Thursday& are the Chairman Greer issues Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 prices, although the ExcOange will .Tuesdays and a special due to wfir-time shortages on regu- Invitation to all o'clock. recommend prices that Deem to he only nights in which the library Spartan men and lar stock, the book will --beotte. women to "conic out and meet SOCIAL- SCIENCE popularfor certain books. will be open this quarter, starting third thinner in size. given from your fellowmen." She says, "With Geography IC will be EXCHANGE PLAN at 7 o'clock and closing at 9:30. The staff will begin mounting so few opportunities 8-9:30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, offered for so- pictures early this quarter and By setting a median price, both Last quarter Monday and Wednes- cial activities because instead of Geography 1B. of war most meetings will be held in the buyer and seller are benefited. For day were tried, but met with too time conditions, it is more Geography IA will be given at impor- evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock at the Instance, a book which was pur- tant than ever that students 1 o'clock Monday, Wednesday, Fri- many complaints from student take Publications office. chased new at $3 would be sold advantage day, instead of Geography 1('. members, hence were changed. of these dances to offset back to a profit-making book store Jeanette Owen is editor of the may take Geography the Many restrictions placed on Students for only $2 and would then be re- The main library will be open yearbook. Geogra- civilian activities. The Reg dances, IC if they have had only sold for $2.50 under ordinary cir- f rom 8 to 5:30 o'clock Monday not neces- especially, provide a wonderful op- phy IA. Geography LB is cumstances. The student who sells through Friday. The reserve hook portunity to meet other Staters sary. the same book through the Book room will open at S and close at In- and really become friends with Revelries Scripts Sociology 190, 19IA (Social Exchange will receive approxim- o'clock, while the reading vestigation and Field Work) will them." -- - ately $2.25 instead of $2, and the "irootiii will open at 9 o'clork and by Mr. Rendahl. The days Reg dances are mostly in honor Wanted By Friday be given student who purchases the book erase 5:30. and hours, are to be arranged. So- of the "green" students who wish Potential piajwrights With a from the Exchange would get it at Miss Backus also announced that ciology 191B will also be offered. to get into the spirit of college life knack for turning out musical that price instead of PAL all departments will be open on SPEECH and the fun its provides. comedies are requested to turn in Spartans who are joining the Saturdays from 9 to 1 o'clock. Speech 108, Intercollegiate De- PATRONS scripts for the Spartan Revelries armed forces may sell their books This schedule is effective start- bate will be offered to students for Patrons for the dance are Dr. by Friday. through the Exchange and may ing today. one unit, days and hours to be ar- and Mrs. Carl Duncan and Mrs. Scripts should he placed in the receive their money by leaving ranged. Meta Gordoy. Either Dean of Men "R" box in the Spartan shop's or- their addresses at the booth, ac- Paul Pitman or Dean of Women ganization mail boxes. cording to Business Manager Kay Students Invited Helen Dinimick will also be pres- "Following the holiday vacation, Bull. ent. brains should be fertile," says Di- Radio Program In SERVICE ORGANIZATION To ,Sign Up For The Exchange is run as a service "Incidentally," says Chairman rector Jeanette Owen. "We're wait- organization and is headed by Vir- Greer, "you'll find these student ing to see what the new year will Spartan Daily Salute To Spartans ginia Ferguson. Kay Bull and Ruth body dances a swell way to meet bring out in the way of student State col- McCue are other officers of the Aspiring journalists are invited your faculty members also. If you talents in the field of script writ- A salute to San Jose pro- group. to join the Spartan Daily stafil this don't already know them person- ing. So don't be backward about lege on the Bank of America turning in your manuscripts." gram over C. B. S. December 28 in- Miss Bull requests that service quarter by signing up for one, two, ally, ask to be introduced." Tryouts for positions on the cluded the mention of four former organizations who have not sent or three units of Publications Revelries cast will be held next Spartan athletes now in service. their representatives to help at the Staff. week. All actors, actresses, song- Named for outstanding contribu- booth should do so immediately. Writers should be of sophomore, ASB Cards Needed sters, jugglers, and what have you, tions to the allied cause were Capt. ijgl Doan Car- junior or senior standing. The staff are invited to test their abilities Bob Hamill, Lt. for the forthcoming winter quarter mody, Major Walt Hanna, and Cafeteria, Coop meets every day at 1 o'clock in the For Registering musical extravaganza. Major Keith Birlem, who was kill- Publications office. Miss Dolores Either student body cards or The program will be presented ed last May in England. Will Open Today singing Freitag is their adviser. passes will he necessary today be- March 10 and 11. Assisting Miss The salute also included Both the college cafeteria and fore students wishing to register Hail" by the Particularly wanted are sports Owen on the directing end are of "Hail, Spartans, the Spartan Shop fountain will be may obtain their registration book- Marian Jacobsen and Dorothy Rank of America glee club, and writers, because with the loss of open today for winter quarter stu- lets. Passes may be obtained in Shaw. praise for the college's contribu- dents and faculty. Bob Popp to the Marines (their gov- room 18. A business manager for the pro- tions in training students for The cafeteria, in the Home Ec-, gain), no one is available to write Student body cards may be pur- duction will be named shortly, says ernment and military service. onomics building, will serve lunch-

basketball and water sports. (Ex- chased in the Business office at the Director Owen. Applicants for the The program was one of a series eon from 11:30 to 12:45. colleges cept Bee Laurence, who already reduced rate of $7.50. They will be post should contact her or submit of IS complimenting coast The Spartan Shop fountain, in vic- has enough to do.) on sale throughout the quarter. their names to the Student Coun- for their contributions toward the Student Union, opens at 7:30 cil for approval. tory. There Is also opportunity for Proportionate refunds will be a, m. for breakfast and remains merchandising-minded students to available for any student who open throughout the day. Both work on the advertising staff of withdraws before the end of the Pledges Meet eating places will continue on the the paper. Selling and layout ex- year. Seniors above-named schedules. Mrs. Sarah perience may be gained in this Student body cards are offered There will be no senior orienta- Pledges to Kappa Kappa Sigma Dowdle, home economics professor, phase-of -publication, which also Of- at reduced rates to limited stu- tion held this quarter, but the social sorority wiU meet in the directs the cafeteria and supervises fers one, two, or three units of dents who are not interested Tilke- eourke will be continued spring Student Union at II:30 o'clock to- the Spartan Shop fountain. Miss ,credit according to amount of class hospitalization provisions which quarter. All senior students should day to get orders on pledge iTeeli, Ada Gardner Is director of the, work. the card bearer is entitled to. sign up for it again at that time. announces Peggy Akard, president. fountain.

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Yes, indeed, I am heartily in fa- have happened and therefore ram warning you. vor of the blood bank. I hope as You we have required many of you as can will give a know physical education in the lower di- pint or several of them, and yet vision, and if a student can't take there are limits. It must not be- It, he is permitted to rest at that come a danger to you, that is, a period, rest or do something else serious danger. I have heard that that may better help to improve some of our students in their fine his condition. Cl enthusiasm have given their pint Well, one day some years ago Y( and then attempted to rush off to Dr. DeVoss was walking out by the Cf take an examination. I have been women's gym when a young wo- BECAUSE SHE'S WEARING Di told that two or more of them man, all breathless, rushed past ONE OF gutter. a' were later found in the him. "What's your hurry, Betty" OUR PIN AND EARRING SETS. I haven't checked on all that, of (for it was Betty), said the Upper WI course, except that one of the Red Division Dean. "Oh," she said, "I've THE STYLES ARE FASCINATING. Cross authorities has asked us to got to hurry. I'm afraid I'll be late warn you about it. I doubt if more to my rest period." GIVE YOURSELF SPARKLE. than one was found in the gutter, If you are planning to give blood TI and it may not have been the gut- to the bank, and that is most com- wl ter, and he may not have been mendable, I am sure, you must at 1 found there. Still something must (Continued on page 3) SETS - - $7.95 an Sri LAPEL PINS - $4.50 Slf THE FARMERS UNION Kt wi. Since 1874 wt SANTA CLARA VALLEY'S PIONEER MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT of mi se( Everything For The Sportsman PAUL HUDS011 an 275 SOUTH FIRST STREET Next To of 151 West Santa Clara Street State Theater fr irseXete"41:09:44444404*+++, SC Se do bu co IT'S JUST A STONE'S THROW TO MONEY -SAVING VALUES!

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large cardboard boxes. These were them that you have skipped class Daily Toy Pile Drive distributed in baskets for the JUST AMONG so many times already that you Eon Professor needy, and to children at a big have worn out your welcome. Tell , rings Happiness Christmas party given by the or- OURSELVES them that you will come tomor- ganization. All together, the toys They'll accept that all right. Extends Greetings (Continued from Page 2) row. donated in the drive would have It's the blood they want, not a pint make careful arrangements. If you To Needy Children filled ten average-size cardboard of confusionnot a gutter ease. have to fast, arrange it on some boxes. For New Year Many San Jose children owe day when you can fast. . Tell them their Christmas day happiness to The 1943 toy drive was the most you have an exam, and that a per- Kappa initiation committee By ()WEN BROYLES the numerous donors to the Spar- successful ever sponsored by the fect ogre will get you if you don't please attend meeting Tuesday at Now it is the new year, 1944. tan Daily's ninth annual toy drive, Daily staff, in spite of the fact show up on time and do well. Tell 12:30 in the C.W.C. Save by our quaint which provided ten large boxes of that fewer playthings were avail calendar, 111111N11111M11111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111M1111111111111111111111MIIII1IIII playthings this able for purchase, and that no man's -inicertaln time measure, no year. Preventorium directors at the dance was given this year to raise one knows what year it is, nor county hospital divided three large money for the drive. In addition, Business Directory does it matter. By agreement we cardboard boxes of toys among more donations than ever before number years from the year of the the bed-ridden children there. Mrs. were nicely wrapped and labeled Children's Lord, 1944 years ago. There is Eva Rector, the children's teacher, this year. Men's, Ladies and Haircutting a Specialty FOR THE BEST IN called for the toys Thursday morn- Spartan Daily staff members still much disagreement about the HOME COOKED FOODS ITS ing. take pleasure in relaying the number of months and number of THE SPORT Salvation Army representatives thanks of Mrs. Rector and the Sal- and number HAIRCUTTING PARLOR KEN'S PINE INN weeks of holidays. Cal- called for the remainder of the vation Army for the bountiful do- St. San Jose endar reform may be accomplished toys, piled high into four extra- nations of students and faculty. 32 East San Antonio 255 South Second St Bob Nahm Welcome State in the new world order that fol- 11111111111MIIIIIIIIIIMEIRMINIIIIIIMIIIIII11M11111111111111111111111M1111111111111111111111 lows the war. TWO SHOPS You have celebrated Christmas, NORRIS' Christ's birthday, perhaps 20 times. HILL'S FLOWERS may live to see the WISH YOU A VERY You turn of the lames C. Liston MERRY CHRISTMAS century and celebrate New Year's 266 Rac* Street Ballard 3610 Day, year 2000. .It is only 56 years $ 268 South First St Ballard 264 36 East San Antonio St. Bal. 4847 away and yet you will be old and we teachers and your parents dead. I/APPY Use the best in AVOID LUNCHTIME CROWDS We hope now that you will think ARTISTS OIL COLORS well of us, but will you remember? NEW YEAR lunch and Schminke Tubes Buy a box One must live -Newton Colors life as he goes. Windsor eat outside with the gang There is no way of knowing Red Sable Brushes White Brushes whether one remembers this life SAN JOSE PAINT after dying or whether there_ is San Jose Box Lunch & WALLPAPER CO. 135 E San Antonio any life at all alter death. Many Like The Healthy New Year's Baby. are the theories and philosophies and many the black threats and FLOWERS OF lovely promises. But, as Omar VISIT Khayyam wrote, "no one knows Drink A Quart Of DISTINCTION whence he came, nor why; nor ROBERT F. BENSON where he goes, nor when." American Dairy Milk Daily Pottery and Gift Shop Chas. C. NAVLET Co. Though you have but an instant (Since 1885) \LAM Ioi of Time's eternity, in the days of men many and long the years may 20 E San Fernando St Bal 126 seem to be. Have hope of variety and prosperity, but make the most CHAS. S. GREGORY of what is to he. BUY UNITED STATES DIAMONDS Just now you are asked to be "DAttneizicarz. WAR BONDS AND scholarly, to learn and prepare to Designer and Maker ol serve yourself and humanity. This Distinctive Jewelry does AMERICAN DABIT 17th and Santa Clara Sta. STAMPS not preclude some frivolity, REPAIRING -ENGRAVING hut does mean full enjoyment of 46 E San Antonio St., Columbia 452 college opportunities. 111111111111111MIIMMIS11111111111111111111111111111111.111131111111111111111111111.11111111111111111M111111

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