Today's Weather Weekend Co-Rec Weekend Co-Ree will take N4 Ales ed 010,. Ur, older place tomorrow, 12:30-4:30 p.m. With 0 1110.- 1 rood. 1.00' today in the men's and women's gyms 40-46. High, 18-34. Winds from and PER Building. Swimming, the nor* 11 w ext. 10-20 HMI'S per 1-4; trampoline, 1:30-3:30; and . Yesterday 's low, 26-30. DAILY IPA RATAN diving Instruction, 1:30-3:30, high, 11 'SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE will be featured. Vol. 52 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1965 No. -98 %7 A CLARK BACKS "FITCH' IN ASB HI * * * * * * * * * Seminar Explores Pisano-LBJ Meet Slated Coach Blasts Council Action By SCOTT MOORE program, but not an overemphasis port of the too t ball program. attempt to meet with him before- National Security The SJS "Ditch Pitch" fireball as this incident seems to indicate Other changes were made "that hand. flared with hot blasts from all they do want." give Titchenal a favorable position "Name me The National Security Seminar, nism, counterinsurgency and many Next Month one council member in other subjects. major figures in the blazing con- In a statement released after the comparison with previous that's been in my office to discuss co-sponsored by San Jose State troversy Everyone at tending the program Bob Pisano, ASB president, has yesterday. meeting, he said that council's res- coaches." the situation with me," he asked. and the Greater San Jose Chamber olutions on Titchenal represent the will receive a seminar syllabus and been invited to meet with Presi- In an exclusive interview, Presi- TITCH BLASTS SNEAKED IN? of Commertce, will begin Monday dent Robert D. Clark told Spartan same views ASB leaders presented the National Security Seminar di- dent Lyndon B. Johnson in Wash- Coach Titchenal blasted Pisano No representative had ever met at 10 a.m. in the Jay McCabe Con- Daily that council had acted re- to him prior to his decision. ploma at the completion of the ington, D.C. along with 40 other and ASB leaders in their action with him, he declared, "unless he sponsibly in asking for the resig- vention Hall, Ci vie Auditorium, course. ASB presidents, during semester "I respect the rights of students against him, which has "killed the sneaked in here when I wasn't nation of embattled Bob Titchenal, and will be open to all interested break. and friends of the college to ex- recruiting program for this semes- looking. head football coach. press their opinions on this mat- SJS students and faculty. Pisano received the invitation ter and probably for years to "Until they have some basis for to the 13th annual Presidential However, the chief executive said ter," he added. All those wishing to attend the come." criticism and something that has Prof To Study he would not reconsider his deci- concrete evidence," the ASB should "Symposium on National It's going to be difficult to get Security" sion to retain Titch as head coach. may register Monday through anybody to replace him at any Immediately cease its activities, he Titchenal exploded in a blister- Wednesday from 8 time as coach "if council is able advocated. a.m. to 5 p.m. ing attack on ASB actions. "If Mr. at booths located in front of the Government, to step up and say a coach is to He said that he would step down Pisano wants to really ruin the Jay McCabe Convention Hall. go," he declared. as coach if the players voted not program he should just keep on A registration fee of $10 is "The more of this (trouble) that to support him. "I wouldn't want nor- going" with his actions, Pitch de- mally required but classes wishing goes on, the worse this is going to to coach players who aren't behind Press Roles clared. to attend may do so free of charge. be," he said. their coach." A special rate of $1 is offered in- Dr. Fauneil J. Rinn, assistant NO COMMENT "Pisano is only hurting himself," Pisano replied that Titchenal's dividual students attending the professor of political science at Bob Pisan o, ASB president, he replied in answer to the chief statement of no-help from the ASB seminar. SJS, has been named one of about would not comment on Titchenal's executive's support of ASB actions. was unjustified in light of the 25 guest scholars of The Brook- remarks. "If he's got any interest in the "substantial increase between the DAILY SESSIONS ings Institute of Washington, D.C., An ASB statement released by football program, he would be try- ASB's contribution four yea 's ago The extension course in national for the 1965-66 academic year. John Hendricks, vice president, de- ing to better it. and that of the present." He also stated that the "amounts security will be presented by a The Brooking Institution is a clared that "steps are being taken NOTHING DONE of grants-in-aid have increased not team of military experts from the non-partisan, non-profit corpora- to accurately determine the feel- "There's been nothing done to only from the ASB but from the staff of the Industrial College of tion that conducts and supports ings of the student body on this help our program In eight years contributions of outside sources." the A rmed Forces, Washington, publication issue." private research and I've been here . . . why don't they D.C. Sessions will be held from 10 rela- This statement may suggest the in the fields of international do something to help?" a.m, to noon and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., tions, American government and possibility of a student vote on the Monday through Friday for the explosive situation. He said that he has suggested economics. various areas in which the ASB two-week period. her leave of President Clark said such a vote Unruh Says Dr. Rinn, during BOB PISANO could help, including increased The Seminar will include syste- will "would probably be clouded with PRESIDENT ROBERT D. CLARK absence from the SJS faculty, . . . to meet LB.) scholarship aid, support for more matic presentation of the elements and writing" an emotional campaign" which ... supports Titchenal do "reading, thinking coaches and free time for the staff essential to a strong defense on the relations between govern- prayer breakfast from Sen. Frank would make it difficult to take a No U.C. He indicated that the total stu- to work with the team. Prrb: structure; a study of the systems Carlson (R-Kan.) in the form of factual vote. dent opinion might be "more di- He also berated council for pass- needed to keep our economy a personal letter. POPULARITY CAMPAIGN vided than the Student Council ing resolutions while making no healthy and in optimum production The breakfast, to be held on Planned He wondered if the "students vote Now during the Cold War, a limited Feb. 3 at the Shoreham Hotel, suggests." would want to be involved in a Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh war, or nuclear war; a critical ap- will be attended by the President, This is "in view of the intellec- popularity campaign on so serious said yesterday that he would not praisal of this nation's own re- Congressmen, the cabinet, Judi- tual concern of students so typical Former Student an issue." order an investigation of the Uni- sources and this nation's depend- ciary and other governmental of this generation." versity of California, Berkeley, ence on other nations of the Free agencies. President Clark declared that he Since he had considered views decided to retain Pitch partly be- riots. World for certain strategic ma- The event will be televised na- expressed by ASB leaders earlier, Departs for Peru cause an adverse decision would be He added, however, that unless terials. tionally. Time and station will be he declared that "I see no justifi- "highly undesirable" to make now Keith Driscoll, former SJS the regents and administration announced on local schedules cation for reopening the question" U.S. EXAMINED "because of the complexity of the Spanish major, left Sunday for draft a tougher policy over the later. of Titchenal's status. seminar will also attempt situation." two years of Peace Co^ps duty control of student uprisings and The Sixteen of the 40 student lead- The ASB's statement declared to reveal where the United States He said he didn't feel that the in Peru. riots he would step in with an in ers invited are California State that council's resolutions "were in- stands in the world todaymili- movement to dump the coach had Driscoll and 47 othe voltinteers vestigation. College ASB presidents. tended for the information of completed eight wee's of aca- tarily, politically and economically. been deliberately postponed to his Unruh and Senate Presi.lent Pro - Seminars will be held during Coach Titchenal and does not dis- demic training at the University Talks related to national security administration in order to take ad- Tern Hugh M. Burns spoke to the two days scheduled to discuss pute the right of President Clark will include an examination of vantage of his position as a new newsmen at the first Legislative spiritual needs and values of to- to make his decision." U.S. research and development ef- chief executive. Leadership News Conference of the day's college student. The meet- Council, the ASB said, has a "re- forts and our space program. "Even if retired President John new legislative session. ings will be conducted by clergy- sponsibility" to SJS' 20,000 stu- Other lecture topics will cover T. Wahlquist had been here all this Burns men of International Christian dents to make known its opinions was asked if he thought financing, international relations, (commotion) would have taken the legislature Leadership and members of Con- regarding Titchenal. should set the pol- civil defense, techniques of commu- DR. FAUNEIL !INN place," he noted. icy of gress. the university as proposed ... guest scholar FOUR YEARS In a new Student Council will consider 'OVERDRAMATIZED' constitutional amend- ment by San meat and the press in Washington. Pisano's request for an approxi- Finally, he said, the entire inci- Its action was taken after four Diego senator Jack Schrade IR-Del Niven, MacDonald She will particularly concern her mate $300 travel allocation dent seems to be "overdramatized" years of discussions with adminis- Mar). research wi th the Presidential Wednesday. which might appear as if students trative and athletic personnel, the "I have often thought that per- press conference. Pisano said his decision to make are placing an "overemphasis" on statement declared. haps the public, through its legis- Re-elected to IFC Press-politics relations have been the trip will be based on Council's athletics. It was also pointed out that two lature, should have a little more a special interest of Dr. Rinn since action. "I think students want a good years ago the ASB doubled its sup- control over the activities of the her college days, when she devoted Board of Regents," he said. Next Semester her Ph.D. thesis to that subject. He emphasized that he was not well Jim Niven, fall semester presi- She is a graduate of the Uni- -versed on the subject and felt versity of Cincinnati and the Co- Trustees Make Budget Error that he could not make a decision. dent of the Inter-Fraternity Coun- lumbia University School of Jour- He did point out, however, that cil (IFC), was re-elected for the nalism. She received her Ph.D. many members of the legislature spring at a meeting last Wednes- from the University of Chicago. had been soured by the riots and day night. Before joining the 535 faculty might respond more slowly to the Niven, a Delta Upsilon, was one in 1960, she worked for the Daily Salaries May Be Cut KEITH DRISCOLL fiscal needs of the university. Times in Watertown, N.Y., and Schrade's two proposed constitu- of two IFC officers re-elected to volun ion- in Peru taught at the University of Assemblyman William F. Stan- $2.9 million limitation will be ex- it breaks faith with an already tional amendments have grown di- serve an additional semester in Chicago. ton (D-San Jose) made an accu- ceeded by the end of June. underpaid faculty." of Oklahoma and eks of rectly out of the Berkeley deton their positions. In order to remain within the field training in Mex,co strations. sation yesterday that the admin- The reason for the error, ac- Bruce MacDonald, Sigma Chi, cording to Stanton, is "the failure total allocated budget, the state Training for this program in- The first one would give the leg- the California state was re-elected to serve a second Music Equipment istration of of the state college administration college administration may try to cluded a heavy emphasis on learn- islature power to regulate the con- semester as treasurer. MacDonald, colleges "is attempting to conceal to properly audit the number of save funds by not filling positions ing Spanish. Volunteers who were duct of U.C. faculty and students now ASB attorney general, also a gross mismanagement of its positions and promotions." Dur- and by increasing the work loads fluent in the language studied and provide for the discipline of has served as chairman of Derby Stolen From Car affairs and the violation of a ing an interview, Stanton stressed of the present employees. Stanton Quechua, an Indian dialect spoken offenders. These powers are cur- Day and as IFC representative of mandate of the legislature." that he did not feel that any believes that the only way for in many rural areas of Peru. rently held by the regents. his fraternity. An SJS student was victim of The 1963 legislature authorized fault lies with SJS President Rob- the state college administration Peruvian history and culture, The second amendment would The new vice president, Ken a grand theft Wednesday evening. $4.3 million for faculty salary ert D. Clark, but rather with the to avoid cutting faculty salaries United States history and con- require the firing of any faculty Bowen, is the immediate past sec- Gary Lee Foil, junior chemistry increases to be spread over a Chancellor. and not violate the legislative temporary world affairs were member, and the expulsion of any retary of IFC. Bowen is the former major, reported to police that period of 18 months beginning Stanton added the following mandate is to appeal to the legis- included in the academic program. student convicted of a criminal of- president of Sigma Nu and past $380 worth of music equipment January 1964. The 1963-64 aug- reasons for the financial error: lature for financial relief. Stan- Field work involved practical fense during a campus "riot, dem- general counsel of IFC. had been stolen from his locked mented budget stated that the granting a 2 per cent increase to ton predicts that the legislature community development work and onstration or disturbance." Don McInnis, Lambda Chi Alpha car while he was at a night class expenditures would be available the lower salary ranks and a 7 will be reluctant to approve extra further language practice. State Senator Clark L. Bradley and the only newcomer to the IFC Wednesday. until June 30, 1965, provided that per cent increase to the higher funds for the state colleges. The volunteers will try to stim- R-San Jose) also introduced a bill administrative staff, was elected The theft occurred between 6:30 during the 1963-64 fiscal year, salary ranks; the failure of the According to Bob Reardon, pub- ulate the efforts of Peruvian which he said will make it easier secretary. He is past sophomore and 8:05. Foil's car was parked the expenditures would not ex- personnel and fiscal sections to lic information director for the farmers to improve their standard to prosecute persons arrested at representative to Student Council near the intersection of S. Fifth ceed $1.95 million. coordinate the budget and audit Chancellor's office, a report to of living through self-help proj- such demonstrations as the recent and has been a member of the IFC and San Salvador Streets. The legislative item also stated procedures; and the "lax certifi- be reviewed has been sent to Sen. ects. Economic stability, better ones at the university. Judiciary. The stolen equipment included that the increased salaries estab- cation and supervision of the part George Miller, chairman of the health, Increased farm produetiv- The measure provides that any Tom Jim Caldwell, Theta Xi, and an auto tape recorder worth $160. lished during the 1963-64 fiscal of the trustees." joint legislative budget committee, ty and highe- --e the person who "sits In" or refuses to Frazier, Sigma Phi Epsilon, were recorder The tape was attached years should not result in total Stanton believes that the state klan Post. secretary of the com- nen! leave the property of a Ii' or appointed respectively to the posi- under the dash. annual salary increase of more 'college administration could avoid work. private university, colleg-, itnior mittee, and to the director of fi- tions of chairman and assistant Also taken were 27 tapes which than $2.9 million. violating the legislative limitation Approximately 950 volunteers college or high school under cer- chairman of IFC rush for the were valued at $213 and a record Stanton predicts that if the fac- by cutting faculty salaries. He is nance. The report was requested are now at work in the community tain circumstances is guilty of a spring. case valued at $.7. ulty salaries do not decrease, the opposed to such a course "since by Sen. Miller. development projects in Peru. misdemeanor.

2SPARTAN DAILY Friday Jan 8, 1965 Quesfion Man Set-Up Student Opinion Poll Council Action Thrust and Parry Student Consensus the star, do not make the whole The ASH doesn't have all the Irhat do you think of the way the student coum-il team. There are always a few facts. They are lynching the To Determine Campus View handled the 'ASB Action Wrong' stars, a few average players, wrong person. Titchenal situation? 1 and a few bad ones. Usually it is Ken Allan Student Council has begun the new )ear with its biggest By KATHY NORRIS Editor: a contest whether the good ones A15322 years. The Big that echoed through- Photos by The action of the student bang in several new Bang Larry Dellis can win more games than the 0. out is a robust demand that harassed Coach Bob council, calling for the resigna- the Hay Area bad ones can lose with the av- Editor: Titchenal resign instantly. tion of head football coach Rob- erage players helping both sides. Seldom have I agreed with instantly, blasting council ert Titchenal was totally un- Titchenal issued his Big Bang Tom Clarke, junior, English: What SJS has to do Is to at- the statements made by the for wrecking his recruiting And he declined to quit warranted and uncalled for. program. tract more good players and ASB chief executives, or with 1 President Robert D. Clark I don't think they have any right to make Mr. Titchenal's knowledge of now or anytimeat least not not a better coach. The best ex- the editorial position taken by which seems a rather remote possibility. the assumption they did. They don't know the game of football and his asks him, ample of how coaching makes the Spartan Daily. I do, how- have shown that enough about the team to make such assump- ability to coach are above re- Developments during this controversy little difference is SJS soccer ever, agree with the aim of the been sincere tions, and I don't think a new coach will do proach. Yet a group of "Mon- both President Clark and the ASB leaders have team which has bad the same combined movement of the ASH much more for the situation. day morning quarterbacks," and responsible in their efforts. coach for 11 years. The team's executives and the Spartan The beyond reproach. The sometimes known as the stu- President's actions have been success was never spectacular Daily editor to oust head coach responsibilities of his office should not be taken lightly. Only dent council, are challenging his How they have the until in the last two years Titchenal, his decision can be open to debate. credentials. nerve to do this is beyond me. enough good players were at- Should the issue be brought Council arrived at its decisions only after two years of in. Mr. Pisan and Mr. Hendricks tracted to SJS. The team is in to the student body for voting, tensive investigations into the football situation. Its decision have stated that they have no the top eight in the country. I shall vote "yes" to relieve that Titchenal should quit is a forthright effort to upgrade the Dan Haynes, senior, chemistry: support a losing pro- The football team is not going Titchenal of his duties for fail- faltering, sputtering, tottering, st bling Spartan grid program. desire to I think the student council was too hasty in gram each year with student to have much success until such ing to bring "bigtime football" Council believes it accurately reflects the student hotly's making their judgment. They didn't even talk to funds. But there wouldn't be a players like Morto n, Berry, to SJS. views in taking its double-barreled action to dump Titch. We Titchenal first. losing program if the people Schraub, Profit, Beck, etc. stop Should these issues also be agree with council that perhaps Titch should go, but do the would get out and support foot- leaving their hometown. But to brought for voting, I shall vote students agree? It's their $30,000.a-year football support that is ball. And I don't mean support me it is no wonder that they "YES" to oust Dr. Dommeyer at stake in this controversy. when it's winning. Support leave when the college of 20,000 as head of the Philosophy De- Recent developments render it unclear if the students so must come. even more so, when and community of 300,000 that partment as it is my conviction, unanimously want Titch to go as the ASB believes (see Thrust losing is involved. My remarks cannot fill 18,000 seats four or as well as that of "the student and Parry). are not limited to football alone. five times a season. With its body as a whole," that no SJS Some ASH leaders have discussed the idea of a student Rudy tribe, fresiunan, chemistry: The public and the students Wednesday act io n, Student philosophy student has ever said poll. This is an excellent idea to obtain a more accurate view should support the whole inter- Council is certainly not help- anything worthwhile. I shall of what the students want to do with their controversial foot- I think the student council was doing the collegiate program --when it's ing anybody decide to come to vote "YES" as well to relieve ball coach. right thing. The action they took will cause winning, and when it's losing. SJS. Dr. Woodward as head of the An advisory vote of student opinion on the retention or the situation to be looked into. The student council, by its ac- Anthony Charght English Department as no SJS dumping of Titch should be held instantly. It will not make tions, has done more harm for A61013 English student has written a President Clark change his mind for now but it will determine * football and other intercollegiate well-known book. the ASB's future course of action. S.M. sports at San Jose State than Editor: It is obvious that a $27,000 any one other factor I can think In all the recent controversy football budget cannot give us of. They have taken a negative over the football program voiced "bigtime football," I am pre- by the Student Council, there Lack of FAB Confidence Sandra Holcomb, freshman, sociology: attitude toward the int ercolle- pared to vote "YES" on a $250,- gite program. Nothing good can have been no real reasons given 000 football program, and to I think the student council has a point. They come from assuming this nega- for the council's decision. If the dump senior representative May Send Symposium to JC are free to take any stand. Asnd the action tive attitude. council feels so strongly about Marylin Cox's $7,000 "Scholar in they took had to be taken sooner or later. Under the circumstances, Mr. this, why doesn't it make its Residence" program. I do want -Approaches to the Self,- a proposed philosophy sympo- Titchenal is doing the best job reasons known to the student as my fellow students, students sium sponsored by the Sangha Club and the Philosophy De- possible. For some people this body and men's athletic depart- who have chosen SJS for its partment, and one of the most worthwhile undertakings on is not enough. They'll support ment, whose reputation is being football "reputation." this campus this year, faces serious financial difficulties. you if you win, Mr. Titchenal. influenced, and back these rea- Rafael H. Reyes Recent action by the ASB council and by the Financial No support when you lose. sons up with facts? The only A6656 Advisory Board (FAB I has dumped a basketful of frustration Diane Spears, freshman, political science: I believe that the student reason implied so far is the win- council, and I refer loss record of the team. No in the laps of the sponsors of project. I think Titchenal has tried his best, but especially underwrite the program for $2,400 at to Pisano and Hendricks, owes school wants a losing team, but Council decided to hasn't come through in all situations. The stu- This week the FAB vetoed the Mr. Titchenal a sincere and such criticism of a person with- a meeting prior to Christmas. dent council's action makes the problem more most future in doubt by not humble apology for out stating reasons and justifi- decision and council left the project's open so it can ba solved. the way overriding the veto. they have and are treating him. tions, does not belong on the koleria college level. Sponsors of the program have said that the ASB funds I further believe that the 286 So. let would be repaid out of the anticipated $6,300 income but the students owe and should give Millicent Stream St. FAB apparently doubts the "drawing power" of the program. Mr. Titchenal a strong vote of ASH A16254 FAB has intimated that the audience fees of $14 and $7.50 confidence as head football your giA would be too high to be profitable. Daryl Sattul, senior, accounting: coach at San Jose State College. Editor: FAB's action does not eliminate the project Ed Anderson, President Throughout the past semester Though the I feel the council's action was a step in the .-lleac4uarier3 altogether, its future is in jeopardy. right direction. If we are to improve our foot- Phi Epsilon Kappa, Men's I have had a great deal of con- Sponsors of the symposium can reorganize the program, ball system at State, we must overhaul our Physical Education Fraternity fidence in our student govern- alter the audience fees and resubmit their request for recon- present program. Action must be taken right A2026 ment. I seriously question, how- Featuring: sideration. now. * * ever, its decision concerning Chances are the fears of the FAB can be placated. Editor: head football coach Bob Titch- Sportswear In the meantime plans and work on the program are at a I am writing about the foot- enal. Evening wear standstill. ball situation at SJS as I My first question to the ASH The sponsors of the symposium have committed them- see it. The question is whether is this: If the administration Daytime fashions selves. Speakers of national and international fame in their or not Mr. Titchenal is to be and the Department of Athlet- fields have been contracted, and the sponsors of the program fired in order to improve the ics, who have a far greater All at popular are not sure where they stand. Greg Swan, freshman, engineering: football fortunes of SJS. In my knowledge of the situation, have Ronald Jue, graduate in life sciences and the program's I think the student council was a little harsh. opinion the Student Council given "Titch" support, what college prices coordinator, said that the program's sponsors have considered Maybe Titchenal deserved it, but even if he did, made an unforgivable misjudg- makes the ASB think it has the giving the program to another institution if they are not soon the council could have been more diplomatic. ment when it suggested that Mr. answer in asking Titchenal to assured of having the necessary finances. Titchenal resign even though resign? Free Gift Wrapping Though this would be the first such undertaking at SJS, Pres. Clark decided not to fire Furthermore, it was stated in Foothill JUNIOR COLLEGE has expressed an interest in tak- him. yesterday's Spartan Daily that ing it over should the project stall here. The problem does not lie in ASB officer John Bruckman Spartan Daily urges council to gamble on this project, coaching. Any coach with av- fought for the replacement of whatever the prospects of being repaid. erage ability can produce a win- Titchenal because of "over- Christen Dawyth, sophomore, social service: If for any reason this is not possible, council and FAB are ner with good talent in his whelming evidence presented urged to investigate whatever machinery exists to guarantee the I don't think they had any right to take such hands. If you watch SJS foot- against the head coach." continuance of work on the program until financial differences action. That is up to the administration, not ball games closely you will see I was at Wednesday's meet- may be resolved. the students. The student council was stepping that there is nothing wrong with ing and about the only over- It would be a shame to lose such a promising program for out of place by their action. Mr. Titchenal's coaching. It is whelming evidence I saw was a mere $2,400especially when every fall, $30,000 goes to such at least better than average. The that the ASB officers were very an unpromising program without any chance of heist; re- lost or won games do not give much misinformed. If a bunch covered. a true indication of the coach's of statistics and a won-loss rec- ability: rather, they give a ord is considered "overwhelming TONIGHT AT 9:00 measure of the players' ability. evidence" by the people repre- ONLY Marilyn Senese, freshman, English: SJS always has had its share of senting me as a student, then BIG SNEAK star players, many of whom play I'm jumping off before I go I think it was alright for the student coun- PRE-VUE In the professional ranks. But down with the ship. Cr- 3-1953 cil to express an opinion. But it's not up to the MAJOR MOTHER GOOSE students to do the urging. That's up to the WAS NEVER LIKE THIS! PRODUCTION administration. 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Loud Career of 1919 Grad STUDENTS TUTOR STUDENTS IN LOCAL PROGRAM !Fricla!, Jan. 8, 1965 RPAR1 AN DAILY-1 Alum Association's FOR THE Recalls 38 Years of Service A+ PRICE OF I San Jose State, the oldest of the ing her ten years of teaching. Dur- FEE Fund Drive state colleges, can look with pride ing which she returned to SJS for *SALE* upon its history and list of gradu- more classes. In 1919 the certifi- ates. Some students have traveled cate she had obtained was good to Extends to June to far corners of the world, yet teach only tirst grade and kinder- many have remained in the Santa garten. By the time Mrs. McCoy The luil ic l.xicll,iii-i' III Edu- Clara Valley. These people have completed two more years of col- cation 'FEE), the SJS Alumni lege work she received her BA de- Association's fund dive, will be gree in Elementary Education and continued until June, the associa- a lifetime teachers credential. tion has announced. 98 YEARS SERVICE FEE began in September with The last IS years of her career the purpose of building up funds were spent at Horace Mann Ele- for the college's scholarships, re- mentary School. Mrs. McCoy spent search work, enrichment programs 38 years in service to Santa Clara and alumni communications. It was Valley educating the young people. originally slated to end December She has watched many of these 18, 1964. students take their places as lead- "We've been so encouraged by ers in the community. KO many people that we feel that SWEATERS The spring of 1957 Mrs. McCoy FEE should continue until June." retired from teaching with almost stated Gerard Kettmann, national V-NECKS four decades of service to the edu- diumni president. CARDIGANS cation field. Since this time she has The next steps in the program. CREW-NECKS been active in the Retired Teach- said Kettmann, will include drives SHORT SLEEVE ers Association of Santa Clara Phcto by Edith Salazar for special gifts and industrial County and at present holds the grants. As of this point in the LONG SLEEVE position of vice-president in the EVENING STUDY HALL is attended by junior students have participated. Another project drive, the chief contributors have SLEEVELESS orga fl iza lion. high and high school students from the east dealing with students from the same area of been the college's alumni, he said. MRS. LUCIA McCOY San Jose area. Four evenings a week San Jose San Jose is the Big BrotherBig Sister Program The Alumni Association is now 2 FOR $7.95 State students and students from the . . . 1919 grad Phi Delta Kappa University in which high school students are adopted by busy visiting on-campus and off- thru of Santa Clara volunteer their time to help college students. Both programs are being spon- helped the valley to prosper and campus organizations appealing for these pupils with their homework. This is the sored by tLe colleges and the Mexican 2 FOR $27.95 grow. -Amer- funds. They are showing a slide To Hold Banquet second year the tutoring program has been in ican Community Project. One graduate with the class of show about SJS to these groups. operation, but it is the first year San Jose State 1919 who has devoted her life to Phi Del la ppa, educational The slide show is preceded or fol- the education of young people is honors fraternity, will hold its lowed by a member of the Associa- VAUGHN'S tion's speakers bureau. 125 So. Fourth Mrs, Lucia McCoy, 1125 N. Second yearly initiation and banquet Jan. Year-Old Program Helps Children St. FEE'S initial goal is $30,000. 14. Mrs. McCoy attended SJS when It was still a Normal School and The campus and field chapters students attended classes for two will first hold the initiation in ED years to obtain public school teach- 100 at 4 p.m. At 6:30 that evening Students Tutor Underprivileged ing certificates. The president of a banquet will be held at 17 West, gear, Ii, Carr Every school week Mondays member of their team knows a drop out of the program tempo- the school at that time was Dr. 34 Rosemary, San Jose, at which through Thursdays, SJS and Uni- particular subject and asks him to rarily, price,. Morris Elmer Dailey, who died Dr. Siegfried Tuknat from the Uni- LOW. loss versity of Santa Clara students help the student. Manuel H. Chavez, assistant pro- shortly after signing the graduates' versity of California at Santa tutor pupils from Overfelt, Fisch- fessor of business, is the campus s 11 'sun, liii.- its plaid e certificate in 1919. Cruz will speak on the "New Di- A special emphasis is placed on er and Mathson schools in East coordinator for the tutoring proj- ONLY TWO OR THREE rection in Higher Education." voluntary attendance for the par- -I 11111101 %oilier% ise San Jose. ect as well as "big brother-big The graduating class was unique For reservation for the banquet, ticipating students. Attendance is These pupils, who range from sister" program involving SJS stu- because of World War I. Only two interested persons may phone CH recorded each night and the names fifth and sixth graders through dents. or three men were in attendance 8-1293 before Tuesday. of the students, along with com- suuiv B high school, are from an area in ments by the tutors, are given to Under this plan, a college stu- at the school. 04 ;with 1.1r.t 7si San Jose that has a high concen- dent can "adopt" a little sister or The Normal School consisted of the school teachers who use the Approval Necessary tration of low socio-economic brother from the East San Jose Tower Hall, which was condemned list to note student improvement. groups, high delinquency rate and area. It is recommended that the as unsafe in the spring of 1963. For Pre-Registration a high rate of school dropouts. TUTOR TEAMS college "big brother" or "sister" Mrs. McCoy's first school assign- Home economics in ajor ,; and The program, sponsored by Tutors are formed into teams meet with the youngster at least ment was kindergarten, at Colusa minors must clear with their ad- the Mexican-American Community for each evening the tutoring ses- once a week. Grammar School, Colusa-- in the visers before pre-registering for Services Project, SJS and the Uni- sions are held. Each team chooses According to Chavez, more col- Sacramento Valley. She held the the spring semester. versity of Santa Clara, began last a group leader who helps organize lege students are needed for both position for two years and then re- Appointments with advisers are year when Santa Clara students the team. At each school there are programs. Interested students can turned to San Jose in the fall, 1921. being scheduled through Wednes- took part in a tutoring program also supervisors to help the tutors obtain more information from That fall she taught at Washington day. at Mathson Junior High with any problems that may arise. Chavez at his office, F0217. School. Cka7a7nmcce Elementary School, near South Pre-registration will be held in The tutors are not only those Of course, the college student is A meeting for SJS students in- First and Willow, where she re- H1 on the mornings and afternoons interested in teaching or social donating his time also. Heavy terested in these programs will be mained to teach kindergarten for of Jan. 20-22 and the morning only For Great Buys, Visit Our Upstairs Sale Room, work. In one evening's group of 11 homework loads or other obliga- held Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. in next ten years. of Jan. 25 for those home economic the SJS student volunteers, men and tions may cause a few students to cafeteria room B. In 1931 Mrs. McCoy transferred students who have cleared with We're Having A 35% Off Sale On: women, there are English, history, to Lowell Elementary School dur- I heir advisers. philosophy, home economics and biology majors. Dresses Moving Soon to a New Location UNDERSTAND Blood Donations Still Needed Sometimes the pupils do not w Jumpers GARAGE EUROP.1. understand their assignment and At Local Red Cross Chapter once in a while the tutors them- - GILDFD Capris Repair of Volkswagen cars selves are not familiar with the By BILL BLOW New blood center hours are Mercedes Porsche newer methods of presenting The SJS Blood Drive is over Monday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Tuesday aipir Bermudas mathematics or chemistry. but a pressing need for blood and Thursday 9 a.m.-1 p.m., and CAGE The tutors soon learn volunteer workers Friday 2-7 p.m. which donors and 455 E. William near 10th St. continues at the San Jose Chap- Population growth and new ter Blood Center of the American medical techniques, including MASTER MECHANICS 760 Willow St. Trained ; n Gnrrany Sen Jcre 25, Calif. Social Work Club Red Cross, 440 N. First St., San heart surgery (that requires as Werner Zo enkcof 292.5675 Jose. much as 20 pints of blood) have "We have to draw an average made expansion of facilities nec- Serves Community of 150 pints a day," points out essary. A new $313,000 Red Cross this year as in every year, Mrs. Edna Grimes, coordinator center will be constructed by the SJS Social Work Club, which of the chapter's blood program. this year between Spring United Radio & T.V. Supply Co. was organized end of 20 years ago, is ac- The chapter relies on organize- tively and Bedding Streets. serving the community, the ion drives similar to the one it is our pleasure WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS social work A new building will not simplify profession, and the col- recently at SJS to procure most lege. The the center's work. They will need LLECTRONIC PARTS HI-Fl club meets every Tues- of its 35,000 yearly pints of blood. day at 3:30 a larger volunteer staff to help in CH164, and presents The center services 29 hospitals to satisfy a variety of do this area's part in contributing activities. In Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San STUDENT DISCOUNTS Recently to the yearly nation-wide distri- the club had an exhibit Benito and Monterey counties. in the North Wing bution by the Red Cross program the Spartan appetite exhibit cases Blood is available to anyone and Monday-Thursday-Friday 1425 W. San Carlos Street of the college of 2.4 million bottles of blood. library. In it were if the patient doesn't have an pamphlets, Til 9 P.M. CYpress 8-1212 books, and pictures con- "account" with the Red Cross, nected with social work. payment can be arranged through Alan Castle, club Pre-Registration president, said replacement volunteers or by pay- that the club is for students who ing a low fee. have an interest in Set for History social work as "The Red Cross makes no a career, but he feels that the club charge for the blood itself," Mrs. History and social science ma- can be of interest to students in Grimes stated, "but has to charge jors and minors may pre-register any field. hospitals $7.86 per pint for proc- for upper division history courses "The projects the club deals with essing charges." next week. pertain to the community around Further hospital tests and proc- Students intending to register tai, and all students should be in- essing raise the cost to perhaps for upper division history classes terested in It," said Castle. $12, but this is considerably less offered from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m, The club benefits the social work than commercial blood bank may sign up Tuesday through profession by making students charges of $25-$35 per pint. Thursday in CH230 from 8:30 a.m.- aware of what social work actually Student volunteers are needed 11:30 a.m, and from 1 p.m.-3 p.m. is through their field trips and as staff and filing aides, canteen Pre-registration for the evening speakers. workers to serve food and refresh- upper division history courses will To gain experience in social ments to donors, and motor ser- be held Monday through Thursday 4 work, club members go to Agnews vice workers. in C11223 from 6 p.m.-6:45 p.m. State Hospital Saturday mornings to help with the patients. They provide and participate in recre., A delicious steak at college prices! tional activities for patients. Mem- bers play checkers, dance, or just Our Famous Small Rib -eye talk with the patients. They en- 98cEXPERT STEAK DINNER $1/5 courage the patients to form in- LUBRICATION terest groups of their own and thereby help themselves. OPEN 24 HOURS Club member, Jane Robinson, said, "The patients anticipate our REWARD! LOS ANGELES visits because they have nothing $10 REWARD IF WE MISS other visitors. We STILL LOWEST AIR FARE"THRIFTAIR’’ to do and no A FACTORY INSTALLED GREASE FITTING ANGELO'S can stimulate them into activity and bring them a little happiness. $1143 Tire wheel Save on Oil Filters! No training is necessary for these Rotation 35c per plu tax STEAK HOUSE trips, just interest." Tire Repairs Battery Charge Brake Adjustment 98c Several lectures have been given Black 72 E. Santa Clara Street Fully Guaranteed Recaps $7.48 PO; Exchang WESTERN AIRLINES to the club this semester Including Free Parking at Al's & Earl's one by a marriage counselor and one by Ray Stanley, who spoke on PURITAN OIL CO., 6th & Keyes 38 So. 3rd Street the Mississippi program, aSPARTA:4 DAILY Jan. S. 1967, Theater-in-the Friday, Kaucher Semi-Finalists Student, Faculty -Round Tickets Free RENT A Announced Judges 'Auntie Mame' Scores at Circle Star by Ilainhou3 performance TYPEWRITER As ant, eccentric and isn't. H is w a s made up the aisles, s% ith esen For Janis Concert lovable as ever, insipid, and- worst of Six students were named graduate student, and Auntie Mame awkward, some scenes staged in the midst Student Rut, . whirled on stage Tuesday night all implausible. Optimistically, of the Special semi-finalists last night in the Wallace, junior drama major. Tickets are now available for audience. for a two-week run the second act Is filled Dr. Dorothy Kaucher Oral In- Established in 1950 by an the Byron Janis concert Friday, at the Circle however, Settings by Hal Shafer and action and fine per- terpretation Contest by Mrs. anonymous donor, the $50 award Jan. 15. Janis, famed concert Star Theater, San Carlos, with with enough lighting by Al Millman were dc- 3 mos. $18 Gisele MacKenzie's particularly Miss Noreen LaBarge Mitchell, asso- honors Dr. Kaucher, professor pianist, is being sponsored by sparking in- formances, lightfully done and skillfully co- terpretation of the role. Davis' comedy, to tune out Rob- USE OUR "RENT ciate professor of drama. emeritus, who has earned na- the ASB Spartan Programs Com- ordinated to augment the overall tional prominence in oral in- mittee. The concert will be held In the Wednesday evening erts with no difficulty. effect. Competing in the finals, slated Burn- TO OWN" PLAN terpretation. at the San Jose Civic Audi- performance viewed by this re- As Beauregard Jackson Jerome Lawrence and Robert for Thursday afternoon, 3:30, in did an ade- In yesterday's semi-final com- torium. porter, Miss MacKenzie did an side, Grant Sullivan E. Lee wrote the play, adapting the College Theater, will be straight man for a petition 23 students participated, SJS students and faculty may extraordinary Job as the whacky quate job as it from the novel by Patrick Christine Monlhan, junior educa- Auntie Mame adven- Ore.."014"tetlele,..10 each presenting a three-minute pick up their free tickets at the series of Dennis. AK. ciobioess MACHINES tion major; Fred Scott, junior tures. The characterization of AND OFFICE. EQUIPMENT interpretation of his selected Student Affairs Business Office, drama major; Bonnie Shirley, presented it work. Judging the semi-finals BI. Admission for the general Burnside as Sullivan freshman drama major; Kurt- exciting nor bad 170 South Second were Miss Elizabeth Loeffler, public is $1.50. was neither wood Smith, junior drama ma- enough to detract from Miss Bakmas professor of drama; Dr. Marie Janis will perform Haydn's IMAllnens jor; H. James Tellefson, drama MacKenzie's role. In a word, it Carr, speech professor, and Al- E Flat Major,' Schu- Flower 'Sonata in was mediocre. den Smith, associate professor mann's "Andantino di Clara of speech and education. Wieck" and Chopin's "Sonata In CAST SUPPORT Shop Varying degrees of support, For the staging of the finals B Flat Minor." FOLK from excellent to fair, came from Eddy EmanuEl and Georgina The concert will close with Flowers the rest of the cast. Shirley Reilly will be co-chairmen. Miss "Sonatine," by Ravel and "Fif- and Guitars-Banjos-Lessons Chambers played Vera Charles, Reilly and EmanuEl were Kau- teen Visions Fugitives" and Corsages as the comic prototype of an ac- cher award winners of spring "Toccata," Op. 11, by Prokofieff. for all tress. (Excellent) Others in the semester, the first time in the Janis, 36, has played to audi- Occasions RENT TO LEARN "excellent" category include Ida 15-year history of the contest ences in many countries. Since CY 2-0462 10th & Snnta Clevn McKenzie as Nora Muldoon and that two winners were named. his European debut with Am- Henry Hunter as Mr. Babcock. for the seven-minute sterdam's Concertebouw he has BENNER MUSIC Judges Rating "very good" is Dottie final presentations will include made seven concert tours in CT 7-7417 1884 W. San Carlos Beebe as Sally Cato MacDougal. Dr. Dudley T. Moorhead, dean Western Europe and four in Michael Brooks as M. Lindsay Division of Humanities South America. In 1960 and of the Wollsey and Pauline Drake as Arts; Dr. Hal J. Todd, 1962, Janis played in the Soviet and the Doris Upson come under "good." Department Head, and Union as part of the U.S. State GISELE MacKENZIE Drama "Fair" performances included English Department's Cultural Exchange ... stars in title Dr. Harold P. role Alisi as Brian Program, those of Art STATE MEAT MARKET professor. New Yorker. She convinced the O'Bannion, Mary Niendorf as Corner 4th and Santa Clara CT 2-7726 audience that Auntie Mame is Gloria Upson, Robert Nash as COMPLETE LINE OF FIRST QUALITY MEATS Verse Forum Today Auntie Mame and not Rosalind Claude Upson and Dottie Beebe Russell, often identifed with the (in her second role of the play) Wholesale and Retail role since her appearance in the as Pegeen Ryan. (,r1i 111 nfi/IIIN film production. IN THE ROUND riffilr’ rif THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Seventh St. Poetry? COMIC CHA It St 'TER Staging "Auntie Mame" in the at In the second act, the appear- round added to the vitality and GOODWILL By ADRIENNE KENNEDY tact students. "We've had poli- ance of Ann B. Davis as Agnes excitement of the performance. FRESH FRYERS 35' lb. Fine Arts Editor tics there, why not poetry?" Gooch brought the first big Directed by Ernest Sarracino COSTUME SHOP believes that round of laughter. Having played was very much If you've had doubts about Homersham the play's action Open Tues. thru Sat. 10 'til S "poetry is a part of life, an im- Schultzy for the five-year tele- alive, with a ring of the zany 44 N. Market St 297-4609 poetry reading on Seventh GROUND BEEF 89' 2-lb. portant element in society." vision run of the Bob Cummings and unexpected. Entrances welt. Street, you're not alone. This Poetry reading "does not just show, Miss Davis is a comedi- Armour Star reporter may be counted among belong to the long-haired Bo- enne with a beautiful sense of THICK SLICED BACON 99 2-lb. the skeptics. hemian leaning against a hot timing and the know-how for TRY OUR PIZZA DELIGHT Today's the day. A poetry water pipe." creating a comic character. Asked what kind of audience Yuki Shimoda's portrayal of reading forum is scheduled to T-BONE STEAK 85` lb. might be expected, Homersham Ito the butler is excellent proof begin at 12:45 on Seventh Street, said it will be "great fun just that he is a master of theater- the Pion+y of FREE PARKING weather permitting. (In seeing who does turn up." With in-the-round. He carried the be event of rain the forum will that this reporter must concur. comedy of his role very well, Wholesale Is Frets, Sororities and Boarding Houses moved to F0104.1 Expressing a similar philos- most notably with effective ac- Skeptically speaking, however, ophy, Hatch affirms that "poets tion and stage gestures. does poetry belong on Seventh are the only people that possess Patrick Dennis, the nephew in Street? If so the next question the truth. The poet is a kind of Mame's life, is portrayed as a Chicken Delight 1.39 Shrimp Delight 1.39 seems to be "Is SJS ready for footrunner between the sane boy by Brian Johnson. This is a FAST ACTING! FREE DELIVERY 1614 E. Santa Clara 251-2313 open-air poetry?" and the insane." difficult role for a little boy, a Louis King, sophomore Eng- About this "truth" coming to difficulty compounded by the lish major, is the forum's or- Seventh Street Hatch is very staging in the round. Brian car- ganizer. Faculty members par- enthusiastic. "There's something ried himself well in the part, NoDoz ticipating in the forum include shocking and exciting about it. with the single flaw that at Dr. Jack Fink, professor of Imagine hearing a cello deep in times he had to strain to pro- GOOD FOOD MAKES FOR KEEP ALERT TABLETS English; Dr. Jeanne Lawson, a forest! ject his voice. associate professor of English; "Maybe the audience will get Patrick Dennis, the young GOOD TIMES Dr. Richard Tansey, professor that effect, maybe they'll throw man, as seen in the second act, of art; David Hatch, assistant eggs." Hatch decried the habit Is another story. From this re- =Sat= SAFE AS COFFEE professor of art, and Anthony of "as in politics, just going to porter's vantage point, the part Homersham, lecturer in English. hear your own man. No one ever seems a relatively uncomplicated THE SAFE WAY to stay alert Homersham calls the whole goes to view the enemy camp. one. Perry Roberts, identifed in thing a "splendid idea." While I think it's time to stretch a publicity releases as "the teen- Whist better way to spend all he admits that listeners might little." ager's favorite KEWB disc- t evening than where servings are without harmful stimulants lose something acoustically, he To stretch or not to stretch, jockey," played Dennis, feels that the novelty will at- that is the question. Disc-jockey he is, actor he large, prices are right. NOD0ZTM keeps you mentally makes you feel drowsy while alert with the same safe re- studying, working or driving, fresher found in coffee. Yet do as millions do ... perk up FOUNTAIN AND RESTURANT NoDoz is faster, handier, more with safe, effective NoDoz reliable. Absolutely not habit- Keep Alert Tablets. Opera Workshop Plans 'Merry Wives' iOrming. Next time Monotony Anther hall went Si BIB Laboratonea. "The Melly Wives of Wind- for the opening performance, Page and Carlo Micheletti will sor," by Otto Nicolai, will be and by Sharon Gilbert and Hol- play Fenton. Slender will be por- on the closing night. trayed by Howard's Crystal Creamery presented by the SJS Opera lie Geller Stanley Giles, and Playing the roles of the hus- Dr. Caius by John Beauchamp. Workshop Jan. 14 and 16 at bands, Mr. Ford and Mr. Page, All seats are reserved and 71h & Santa Clara, San Jose-7 sin. 10.10 pro. 8:15 p.m. in Concert Hall. will be Robert Gahagen and tickets will be available at the Closed MondayMeal Tickets Available The comedy opera will be di- John Worthington. Music Department Box Office rected by Dr. Edwin Dunning, Patricia Martin will play Anne atter Jan. 11. associate professor of music. Scenery will be by J. Wendell Johnson, professor of dram a, and lighting by Kenneth foist, associate professor of drama. The opera is based on the play by Shakespeare and was adapted 4. PREPARE FOR an opera in 1849. FINALS! as Falstaff will he played by i Christopher Hunger land. 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Mid-haAt Noss, residing at 174 S. 13th SJS, spoke recently at Synanon exams. letters tacked on the door for a reviewed by the administration al Flats this St., Acacia members are plan- - Wedgies House, a rehabiliation center While many of us are hitting books hard anticipating fraternity to succeed being rec- in 1963, Kappa Sigma was cho- your size semester's students are already looking ahead to next ning a rush program that will We lava for narcotics addicts in San end, some ognized by the campus adminis- sen first, and Acacia second. Classes has been printed, students establish their national charter. AAAAA to B semester. The green Schedule of tration. In the fall semester, 1963, the tg Francisco, where she discussed next semester's profs, and according to Bill Sanders, Aca- to 12 are questioning fellow classmates about Acacia colony at SJS has growing group of men assumed ck writing and spelling techniques. fraternity and sorority members are electing officers. cia treasurer. $9.95 to Teachers and professors vol- proved this. the name of Alpha Kappa Iota K. CHI OMEGA Newly elected officers of the $24.95 unteer their services to Synanon Acacia national fraternity was local fraternity and established Ann Lauderback heads the sorority's new list of officers as colony include Walt Nielson, Foundation as a part of the founded in 1904 at the Univer- residence at 332 S. 11th St. As president. She will be aided by Eilene Hayes. vice president; Carol president: Larry Johnson, first foundation's educational reha- sity of Michigan. and currently a local fraternity, the group at- charge account% Palm, secretary; Judy Wilson. secretary; Judy Wilson, treasurer; vice president; Bruce Travers, bilitation program. has chapters at 60 colleges and tained a faculty adviser and the open thurs. '01 9 and Sue Sargent, pledge trainer. second vice president: Bill San- Mrs. Wright worked with universities throughout the na- status of approved housing. Recently Initiated Chi Otnega Knights include Norm Wilson, ders, treasurer; and Bill Bishop, Trows+.00E6 Synanon In-patients, demonstrat- tion. They organized their group Alden Smith, Mike Weatherbee, Jeff Allen, John Graezer, Gary secretary. ing her techniques in actual Hoping to establish an Acacia with the purpose of gaining cam- Botham and Jack Boison. practice, before Synanon teach- chapter at San Jose State, five pus recognition. 30 L SAN ANTONIO C52-3091 ers who observed her classroom SlatiMA ALPHA EPSILON men appealed to Acacia national Acacia was established as a Detratew See i.e. methods. Gary Read will bang the gavel Monday nights to call the fra- headquarters for a petition in colony last spring when group ternity's meeting to order. He has been elected to head the house 1962. While the administration members were introduced into as president for the spring semester. Other officers include Tom reviewed Acacia's petition, the pledgeship by Acacia members Moers, VESPA Murphy, vice president; Bruce Krogstad, secretary; Tom public relations; Mike Greenen, treasurer; Al Noia, warden; Steve ra Boveri, pledge trainer; Bob Graby, chaplain; Mike Selby. house IGrace Bali manager, and Roger Morris, preceptor. Dale Vogel will serve double Happy Birthday ATO ,,,..-. COLLEGE duties as IF(' representative and rush chairman. , SECRETARIAL Ten coeds have been honored by the brothers when they were Its JANE innovations was to establish the San Francisco by the Golden Gate named as new Little Sisters of Minerva. The sisters include Sue Socie4 Editor first mothers' club on campus. '47 0' Kappa Alpha Theta; FOUR SPECIALIZED SECRETARIAL COURSES Longinotti, Alpha Phi; Jennifer MeCrohan, This is a big year for Alpha The following year, 1951, the s Executive Secretarial Course for College Women Lynn Christie, Pat Quigley and Sue Seibert, Delta Gamma; and Tau Omega. ATO Alumni Association was Intensive Secretarial Course Lynn Thomson, Joyce Push, Carolyn Anderson, Marilyn Coles, and Local members will Join their founded. ATO claims it is the SUCCESSFUL Legal Secretarial Course Pam Barnett, independent. national brothers Sunday to com- only national with a full-time SECRETARIES Electronics Technical Secretarial Course SIGMA CHI memorate the fraternity's cen- placement office. Members pay See the largest selection of NATIONAL PLACEMENT SERVICE Monday night Sigma Chi president Mike Cook will install the tennial year. no national dues or assesments 1965 new officers. They include Don Cowles, president; Jeff Cole, vice The SJS fraternity's 102 mem- after initiation, according to Vespa motorscooters in the ENROLLMENT DATES: FEBRUARYS. JULY 6 SEPTEMBER 20 president; and Chuck Douglas, pledge trainer. bers will celebrate at 11 a.m. Rick Medeiros, publicity chair- U.S.A. at Send for College Catalog: 525 Sutter Street, corner Powell The new officers were elected Monday. After the meeting the with non-denominational services man. San Francisco, California 94102 brothers held an exchange with Kappa Alpha Theta to celebrate in Memorial Chapel, the chapel Mrs. Melba Hook, housemother \ i the pinning and engagement of two brothers. built after the fraternity initi- for the local men since the fall AL RUITER HOOVER HALL ated a fund for the World War of '62, has watched the new 607 AUZERAIS AVE. The Hoover Honeys will be dressed in their finery Saturday II memorial. house at 202 S. Eleventh St. Jose night for the winter formal, Winterset. With the theme "Fire and The national fraternity was built from below-the-ground up. (Corner Bird) San litedente A/119 Ce. Ice." the event will he staged at Almaden Country Club. The eve- founded Sept. 11, 1865 at the When she first took her posi- Contests Virginia Military Institute to tion, the men lived in the Mont- 9 ning's highlight will he the crowning of Miss Winterset. ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, Jr. finalists are Sandy Hoey, Sandy McCubbin, Liz MacDiarmid, Penny bind the North and South in a gomery Hotel. Fall, '62 rush was 2954 124 Peterson and Lou Anne Newby. closer relationship. literally held in a roofless house. Professional Pharmacists SPAGHETTI FEED In its 100 years the fraternity One hundred eighty pounds of spaghetti will be cooked Sun- has established 122 chapters in members PHONE 293-7500 day when IFC and Panhellenic sponsor a spaghetti feed at the 96 states with 6,500 Delta Sig house from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. now living. Ifyou're SECOND AND SANTA CLARA STREETS 63 DAYS Tickets at $1 each are available from any sorority member. Seven men started the SJS 18 to 30 and SAN JOSE, CALIF. OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT The meal will include salad, roll and beverage in addition to the chapter as a local fraternity, spaghetti. The money will be used to benefit Greek Retreat. Delta Tau Omega, in 1926. This wouldtolrpikeend makes it the oldest fraternity on TOURING DELTA GAMMA The pledge class will hold a car wash Saturday from 10 a.m. campus. It, 4 p.m. at the Flying A station, corner of 11th and Santa Clara ATO, now the largest ,SJS Streets. The gals offer a sale regular $1 job done for 97 cents! fraternity, has grown and grown DELTA SIGMA PHI and grown since its founding. DOUBTING THOMAS? Delta Sigma Phi's 1965 Carnation Dream Girl will be crowned KNOWN AS DTO Saturday night at the Hilton Inn. Finalists arc: Pat Dolan and In the early days, when ATO for just $3,93.f00 Carol Dallape, Gamma Phi Beta; Pam Arlett and Jo Anne was known at "DTO," the group ROPE SobeY, HOPEFUL AGNOSTIC? Kappa Alpha Theta. and Bonnie Sue Hiller, Alpha Phi. had both financial and rushing difficulties although its second pledge class was 100 per cent then join this exciting summer tour of Europe designed for young Christianity has more to offer than hope, it has positive larger than the first. One man adults. You'll cover the Iberian Peninsula, the Benelux countries, the proof in thc form of a MIRACLE which was foretold, pledged the first year; two the British Isles, Yugoslavia, Trieste, Italy and France. of course. All by the Religious Pullman motorcoach. Hotels and breakfasts prepaid and confirmed. described and is intensely personal. Ask second! Leaders or send me a card marked ESP-17. My reply is The Match Box All this for $393.00 (plus jet fare). And you aren't pinned down to free, non-Denominational, Christian. Marlyn W. Hart, During their first years the sightseeing schedules. You're free to explore on your own. Box 53, Glen Ridge, N.J. 07028 (USA). PINNING S 1 DTO's were known as "movers," Group departs Montreal June 18. Reservations being accepted now. both figuratively and literally. Carot)ii Howe, junior home economics niajor from Hanford. Don't 0.111 100 long! Write for details todayto your Travel Agent Calif., to David Williams, Alpha Omega Rho, graduate accounting Between 1926 and 1942, 11 mem- bers of the house served as stu- and finance major at Fresno State, from Visalia. 55 Grant Ave., San Francisco. Ann Lumsden, Gamma Phi Beta, junior social science major dent body presidents. Between 4 .a...TWIZZENISUI !l. TF. iseittvItsit laelikseta2_42,,,sei, those years the members moved from Pebble Beach, to Russell Moore, Phi Delta Theta, senior pre- DC -8 Jh Atr Fares (Economy Round Irtro horn lianntreill $505.30, Vancouver $699.40; ,..1. dental major at Cal, from San Mateo. from local ion to location- Eighth Chicago 5616.00. San Francisco $805 50. Seattle $717.90; Les Angeles $925.15. Street, Third, Sixth, and Ninth. Rom f'Il If id III1C1111 Barbara Bennett, junior nursing major from Modesto, to Bob ...,.,4 ,.. 111X1 MOVE I 3 ei,, Kroll, Alpha Tau Omega, senior industrial arts major from Mission -4 San Jose. In the early 30's, DTO started s 51rztrit If Sed inlll'er an inter-fra- Lynn Crum, senior education major from Long Beach, to Ken the movement for Bowen, Sigma Nu, senior marketing major from Santa Monica. ternity council, and later initi- ..._91/,,,,, /um. /,,,/ tT, ENGAGEMENTS ated the annual Smirch Gras, a Marilyn Bolvin, junior business administration and marketing campus event for many years. r.,.... . ...., .1., major from Delano, to Ted King, junior pm-dental major at Fresno In 1948 local fraternities v_ State, from Visalia. started to go national. DTO in- 4. Donna Greeter, Gamma Phi Beta, senior education major from vestigated and elected to estab- ...: ,0 ,..i. Sari Jose, to Marty Waal, Sigma No, graduate student in business lish itself with Alpha Tau Omega. The house received I. ehmo (five...., Z(.,. f.,* management it psychology, from Moraga, Calif. art in MO. eif Bette Comstock, Gamma Phi Beta, junior commercial a major from Anaheim, to Jim Fosnat, senior art major from Carmel r me of the new hr. 4 Valley, Pat Dunlap, Sigma Kappa, junior sociology major from Rolling Hills, to Ron Perry, senior business and industrial management l major from Oakland. July 11 is their wedding date. SALE! 17) , I Mary Jane Blake, Sigma Kappa, junior elementary education 500 more new scholarly books 1)717) major from Santa Rosa, to Neil Gunman, junior television manage- 500/ to 90% off. ....WoweriC ly \oat, r r lane (.4 ment major at UCLA, from Santa Rosa. They will be married Aug. 1. 4; (THE Campus Florist) Ray lene Hermann, Delta Gamma, senior commercial art major 8th & Santa Clara 295-4321 from Lafayette, to Joe Buehler, Alpha Tau Omega, senior business HURRY! li and industrial management major from Ogden, Utah. They have InTlrerfairlinarialiniretreartilai -a arranantrisnim.. an altar date Jan. 30. -7 Sheyla Maddams, Alpha Phi, junior secretarial major from Los BOOKS, INC. Gatos, to Dallas Hall, Alpha Tau Omega, senior business major 420 Town &Country Village, San Jose from Menlo Park. Patricia Ray, senior dietetics FREE GAS! FREE GAS! major from Novato, to Walter _ U. S. Navy, now sta- PeatleY, SAN BLANK MIND? tioned at Moffett Field, from Je-At Bloomington, Ill. They plan to be married February, 1966. Have More Free Time; A's. Fun; Nancy Bondetti Melinda Schneider, Delta Gam- FORE1CH CAR. :SERVICE ma, senior education major from Popularity; and Memory through North Hollywood, to Steve Froh- Expert repairing for Has won 10 FREE GALLONS ling, Sigma Chl, SJS graduate All Makes and in business now working at Un- .c,a0afr I ion Bank in Los Angeles. He is Models PSYCHO-CYBERNETICS of Beacon Gasoline at: from Glendale. They plan to be married in July Tune-ups Brakes Memory Courses Now Being Featured ,... 2nd & Engines Combs General Repairs William Streets Transmissions STUDENTS. 10^.+ OFF WITH AS B CARL, Call Cambridge Institute Distributor e. RENT All Foreign and Sport Cars TYPEWRITERS BANSAMENICIPO'i Look for Electric eio 4 Stan,lard Portable 286-1100 293-6551 _ As little as 200 per day your name 180 S. Market St. Modern Office Acros; From Pork next Tuesday Machine Company 124 E. San Fernando 2934283 (Next door to Cal Cook Store)

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0r MAJOR COMPLETE SELECTION THOROUGH In Home Meet OF PIPES BRAND IGASOLINE TUNE-UP The San Jose State freshman We offer you,. "fhs Smoloor" the won their second most complete assortment of pipes 1L grapplers victory of the season Wednesday, trounc- tobaccocigarscigarotteslighters accassories for every type of ing the San Jose City College smoker. Smoking is not a sideline EXPERT 30-8 at the Spartan gym. grapplers with u it is a specialty. tes The Spartahabes record is two BRAKE WORK CoSt wins, three losses, and one tie, but 47 North First Street the three losses were suffered in 295-8968 CY 7-0463 78 So. 4th St. SILVA SERVICE the first three meets of the season rn LATE FOR CLASS/ WE LL PARK IT FOR YOU Walt Artnuo, who wrestles in =1. the 130 lb. class for SJS, remained "k2a24W.aliDmiliikWv malefeat ed. Highly touted Rich Popjoy from ! Special Discount Cupertino High School made his to SFS America's Most Beautiful Holbrau debut for the Spartababes by pin- Faculty & Students ning his opponent in the heavy- IVO P 00000 t your staff or ASS card weight division. Movie & Still SPECIAL Popjoy was North Coast Section ot * Comoros Supplies $149 high school wrestling champion dr STUDENTS DINNER Projectors Equipment anti a highly regarded football as Mon & Thur. Nights prospect. He participated on the developing printing Served Daily: Deacon Shimmin freshman football team last fall rentals repairs IS His 1100 a.m.- and joined the wrestling team late. Ii 800 p.m. Dixieland Piano The Spartababes will not resume Sunday: Fri. 8 Sat. semester. 4:30 - competition until next 8 00 p.m. Don Marley and San Jose State winners were SKIERS: BEWAREBobbie Woods, student at excellent, with all facilities operating daily. Cur- ga His Hofbrau Band Walt Armijo, 130; Steve Murphy, SJS and a student instructor at Dodge Ridge rent storms have brought 20 inches of new snow, 137; Kris Anderson, 147; John Wal- Ski School, takes time out from classes to chat with the total pack ranging from 98 to 118 61aden City -AA rau brink, 157; Don Witeck, 167; Dick with Sonora Pass region's now famous and elu- inches. Parking facilities continue to remain open 24 South First Dixon, 177; Mike Rodolico, 191; sive abomineble snowman. As of this morning, and in good shape in spite of heavy storms. 51 So. Market CY 7-2002 the skiing a f Dodge Ridge is rated as good to .ind Rich Popjoy, heavyweight. 5 'Game of Week' Palo Alto Ski Club I) \ ;lit IN I Hi \ (;( Alit\ NIENT Dave Presents: 4* WARREN MILLER'S '/` 1 he filial plans for the ",1 I toll; ge I flints bust I i,- ii recently AAWU Contests Color, Sound appiii,ed. ISM mrsst students don't know the hidden story belood the t iiioii referendum, %Inch took place in the Fall Stino-ter 01 Payne * SKI MOVIE * -sc Appear on TV Thrills and Laughs lir srpirmher iBPS, it was offieially promised that the pre:election into soling Daily Sports Editor it:formation 4 :6111puipi would not propagastilile students The AAWU initiates a new JAN. 12, 13, 14 co lor the I ould be pure information. Howeser, the Stioleut 0 tri 1.1111111.01 1,01041 iii. 1 it/11 10 win. Therefore. 140111r Or 1.1.1111- basketball feature this winter Palo Alto High School 0 ish; Iii.-,.. lirew a- till. propaganda, containing MI (VIII 011OrMIIIii011 when it presents its televised frt al :ill. $1.75 Auditorium 8:30 "Game of the Week" at 3 p.m. each * na ************************************************* lu nil,. 110,1. less luau ii month hi-fore the election, it wits Rid of Titchenal? an Gel Saturday, starling I 1.;ail, .1 111.11 MI feature of the College I nion co.truction with Jun. 9. wo,11:1 lo: :1 eonsiihal agremocill, and Sportscaster Frank Sims will be apprmaI f tin- " Ilia the first student poll v.as tioircl, I at the mike for the nine-gains" a market urns.. ititere the students hurl no ehaner to .as whelicr iii', No Solution of Problem * OPENING FRIDAY * want: the sarious features put Ill thu t Mon. All the could say was series. A five-state, 19-station net- whether they woadil partonize the businesses and make use of ilic Titchenal or not to get rid of Bob Titchenal, oilier feature,. if asailable. A S1440111, insprosed poll was pr lllll ised. To get rid of (Bob) work has been established for the The Fabulous litit was Its carried out. that is NOT the question. telecasts. But the Student Council of San Jose State College continues to The same undependability shows up in ialter last. !,1114.r the stint - One game of the AAWU's excit- TAHITIAN 0 pursue the ousting of Titch even though President Robert D. Clark liter of 1.162. the winning political party or presidential catitlidatein ing new eight-team, round-robbin, re: clemioos always promises about app.:se:I housing rental issued a statement saying the head grid mentor would keep his sit has inalle home-and-home schedule will be for i,ts and yiac contracts. el.:, registration. and library hours. Or at position next year. played each Saturday afternoon es- liat 0111' 41f these major issues, hut never really does anything else fir hate to see this about it. In an interview with Titch, he elaborated, "I pecially for the telecast. The pro- a( I kind of thing go on. It only hurts the school's sports program." gram's producer, Sports Network 'I he reasole -eel, i to be mainly as follows. First, few exeept the 22 job tar, el,. the -;;;;,11 fraternity and sitrority house members. are willing The SJS head grid coach told me that he offered to quit the Incorporated, will travel up and tinie Fresident Clark down the Pacific Coast to turn its .1 back From a I.a egits perform- to take much lime away Fr studies for cleetion campaigns and if it. were in the best interests of the school. But en 1.10.11 I,rruks are. elected, tloiy tlind inn -cooing 7-li offices. Then decided to retain the coach after holding conferences with athletic cameras on a top game each week. ance. Featuring Nalie Datiem. Tradi- arcks for important :sloth-lit apprrititi111111-. jut department leaders, grid players, and stutlent council representatives. All eight teams will a_ppear_ at_ ''Pring 1963 Sc111,-,11,- "/"'" t'l4t+rt ameratitt'ill+ /timid I% e la: ".1 over President Clark's least once, with the two Los An- Folk NIusie. I.oe xbole Ii.li this hes taken 1110.. :If all the important posit lin the Concerning the council's attempt to go be council members. geles members USC and UCLA I Songs Dattip. t11 ot i.oserintient. head, Titch said, "I have never seen one of these and Knife urifl St Why didn't they come over and talk to me before making their de- limited to a single appearance be- I 0i01100-41 1,1111 1110. loin 104.11 101 :10,01111 10 $0.1 seliedule Fral and sorority ,,,,..11100111 official part the school eurricultio: Jillulillil ng. It is cision?" cause no games will originate from an in lat WV.. I I 1 100r, and 110,1 I 1 12,.. in all right for the Student Gosertiment to make suggestions. hitt .ifficial At last Wednesday's council confab, representatives told me that Los Angeles. This is due to lhr; should Sp Ciiitirittation iit Illik area rook! In nstrrnielk dullttrt.ois \. they spoke with members of the football team who wanted to see Bruins and Trojans playing eve- ! :oil allow Mc power of the Student ;11,1411111111i 10 114. -01014-ii ill till, dec The reps didn't say who these players were. ning double-headers in the Los An- !I coach Titchenal dismissed. When told of this, TItchenal answered, "Then why don't we geles Sports Arena. Thus, all of 1 ,er 11011matt members and the football team together and their 1965 appearances must be !! we get these council 1500 ALMADEN ROADSAN JOSE-293-5085 4 while on the road. II \ I 620:1 I. have a big meeting 011 this Issue?" "We are delighted these 0 Titch made it clear that he would not give up his post sinless that ..44.-/Otne -070-73cO7, VW' ...C;t77-tCe..e..4407.44,40* President Clark asks him to do so. He said he will not yield to pres- four sports-minded sponsors has,: sure exerted by the council "because these people don't know every- made it imsible for Pacific Coast Itithletio department." basketball fans to enjoy a weekly thing that's going on over in this in I know a lot more about coaching football AAWU game on television," AAWU Paid Religious Advertisement IT'S O.K. TO OWE KAY! Titch added, "I think mu counciling." Executive Director Thomas J. than they do about re: Ile also said that the council's action "definitely will hurl SUS' Hamilton stated in announcing the WE program for next year. %Alien high 141.1111111 kids program. "With the quality of football recruiting The Road to Freedom pra 11 read of this, they'll think Wier before priming here." basketball which our learns play, I ASS Vice President John Hendricks issued a statement of "no we know it will attract a great When Jesus Christ declared He was "the Way, the Truth, and the confidence" concerning Titch's ability to improve the football leans. deal of interest." Life." (John 14:6). He meant what He said. A "way" is not only "method" or a "...procedure, but a road or a path to walk down. Hendricks stated, "As a result of studying the varsity football The schedule of games is as The Way which is Jesus Christ is, in reality, the very avenue by which to( record for the last eight years, it is my Initial rev ttttt mend:Anon to follows: His followers walk toward an eternal home and the universe beyond. 16 the president that the head football coach should be reassigned, Jan. 9Washington at Stanford Those who surrender control of their lives to the Great Shepherd thi for the good of the program." Jan. 16-0SU at WSU whom God brought again from the dead (Hebrews 12:20,211 soon discover that all of life opens up to an unending adventure of ever- pi( In the second paragraph of his statement, he shows where the Jan. 23Oregon at WSU increasing richness and depth. Co power of the student council lies the budget. The paragraph reads, Jan. 30--Oregon at OSU COAST 70 COAST "The budget of the varsity football program will he evaluated along Feb. 6--California at Oregon "So there is no condemnation awaiting those who belong to Jesus Christ. For the power of the life-giving Spiritand this Spirit is mine $300,000 in budgets which the student council con- Feb. 13- USC at Washington with the other through Jesus Christhas freed me from the vicious circle of sin and siders each spring. The program will be evaluated by its records Feb, 20 Stanford at WSU death. We aren't saved from sin's grasp by knowing the command- and performance and the student body and the student officers will Feb. 27UCLA at California ments of God, because we can't and don't keep them, but God put continue to express what it feels to be the opinions of the students March 6California at Stanford into effect a different plan to save us. He sent His own Son, in a human body like oursexcept that ours are sinfuland destroyed of San Jose State College." sin's control over us by giving Himself as a sacrifice for our sins. YOUNG ADULTS In short. the council could "whack-off" a considerable amount So now we can obey God's laws if we follow after the Holy Spirit of funds to football if it doesn't get its own way. and no longer obey the old evil nature within us. Those who let them- selves be controlled by their lower natures live only to please them- ACCOUNTS INVITED! selves; but those who follow after the Holy Spirit find themselves There are factors to be taken into consideration before deciding doing those things that please God. Following after the Holy Spirit ACCOUNTS OPENED IN 3 MINUTES! whether or not Titch should be fired while he's operating on a small leads to life and peace, but following after the old nature leads to time budget against a big time schedule. death, because the old sinful nature within us is against God. It s.11s was and Is the only state cisllege In California that is never did obey God's laws and never will. That's why those who are A Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Products playing football against ricognized NCAA major voliege teams, such still under the control of their old sinful selves, bent on following their old evil desires, can never please God. But you are not like that. Engagement Rings Cameras Dinnerware (('ontinued on Page 1) You are controlled by your new nature if you have the Spirit of God living in you. (And remember that if anyone doesn't have the Spirit Wedding Rings Binoculars Silverware of Christ living in Him, he is not a Christian at all.) ... 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Palo Alto QUARTER HORSE 542 South 2nd Street MISSION MOTOR SCOOTERS 609 Bird Avenue FREE PARKING luimunimmimminumummiquommiumnotomilionuo milliofinuo onnmoviumminimosio wimouoiri Friday, Jan. 13, 1965 SPARTAN DAILY-7 S.F. Tonight, Here Tomorrow Titchenal Should Stay (Continued from Page 6) an Stanford, Arizona State, WSU, Cal, Oregon and Idaho, to name a few. Other Cagers California state colleges work under a system of budget- Spartans Battle USF, SCU ing similar to SJS; that is. having a head coach who is receiving San Jose State opens a rugged ahead of the rest of the league as Keating and 6-5 forward Steve Asch and Eric Paulson and soph- Inman. "We'll need a top effort to no more money for coaching and teaching classes than does a full- indicated earlier." Schlink will also see much action. omores Bob Stuckey and Mike win and remain in contention." time instructor in the P.E. department. 19-game West Coast Athletic Con- Tarrantts, who played well as the Gervaironl, SCV has become a Coach Dan Clines' frosh basket- All other California State colleges are considered small college ference schedule tonight against Inman will send a Spartan line- center spot during the tourna- title threat. ball team will battle USF's frosh teams, including Fresno State, Los Angeles State (10-0 this year) and at the up headed by 6-4 forwards Pete defending champion USF ment, will spell Carmichael. He "No matter what happens Friday Friday, and SCU's yearlings Satur- San Diego State (8-2). The latter school was in the top 10 small Newell and S. T. Saffold against Dons' Memorial Gym at 8 o'clock. has been bothered by a sore throat night at USF, our game with Santa day in preliminary games at 6 colleges in the nation, but SJS defeated San Diego, 20-15. the taller Dons. Newell averaged The Spartans face cross-town ri- this week, but will be ready to Clara is very imoortant," says o'clock. Montana State, another SJS victim this year, was another team 17.0 points during the tournament val Santa Clara University tomor- play. rated in the small college top 10. and carries a 14.6 average for the row night at 8 o'clock at Civic The Dons will counter with an In effect, a small college budget Is what &IS is working on, season Into the contest. Auditorium in an early- awesome front line composed ot and If this is what they'll continue to get, maybe SJS should drop Saffold leads the team in scoring season titanic. 6-8 011ie Johnson at center and USF Dons Solid Tide Choke the major classification and play in the small college class. But with 122 points and a 15.3 average. The Dons, ranked seventh na- 6-8 Erwin Mueller and 6-6 Joe With the WCAC basketball title Mary's, Loyola is at UOP, Santa this also would go for every other sport at WS. He also paces the Spartans in re- tionally, are favored to annex Ellis at forwards. Russ Gumina race opening tonight, SJS coach Barbara meets SCU and San Jose Titch said, "If the council wants us to play big time football, bounding. the league title isguIrs, but Stu and Huey Thomas start at guards. contends USF is a solid travels to USF. then let them give us $100,000, like other schools are receiving that Stu Inman Inman's cagers hope to upset. John Carndehael will start at Saturday night the Spartans will Barbara we play. choice to repeat as champion, but Saturday night, Santa Pete Pelleta's Hilitoppers edged center, while Ron Labetich. 5-10 tangle with a young Santa Clara his own Spartans, Santa travels to USF, Pepperdine tangles Titch also commented on the coaching situation. saying, "The rates San Jose, 60-57, In the second sparkplug, and Jack Gleason will team. It'll be the first game of the Clara University, Santa Barbara with UOP, Loyola engages St. other schools have three times as many coaches as we have who game of the Vi'CAC Christmas team at the guards. Gleason year between the two rivals, but University of Pacific as out- Mary's and SJS plays Santa Clara. donate all their time to coaching football. Here, myself and two and tourney, but were upended by Inhered practice Wednesday be- promises to be a close game. assistant coaches have to teach classes besides coach football." side threats. Santa Clara, 73-71, in the finals cause of a cold, but is expected The Broncos have won three "USF could experience trouble for their first defeat. to be in top shape tonight. If straight games since losing their key starters were In- As It stands nuns', not only is the recruiting program damaged if one of its "USF's still the team to beat," not, Gary Gresham will take his first six, and appear to be a he believes. because of the council actions, but possibly the 1965 football season jured." says Inman, "but the tournament place in the starting lineup. well-balanced team. Sparked by Cimino DINING OUT already has been dealt a severe blow. St. Mary's coach Mike proved the Dons are not as far Frank Tarrantts, guard John veterans John Turner, Bruce fears that loop contenders will Titchenal said he hopes this thing "blows over" soon, before it enabling USF to THIS WEEKEND? gives SJS a bad name. topple each other, win the crown easily. Players Steve Arnold and Ed Titus, who were in the Daily office Inman agrees this could happen. to speak with me yesterday on Titch's behalf, said they want the Make sure the restaurant of "UC-Santa Barbara and UOP will SJS coach back next year. And there are other returning players your choice is Bohannon's. with the same feeling. be factors in the race," he says, Clara will be strong." "and Santa Release your hunger anxieties The Spartan mentor believes an 11-3 record could be good enough by choosing Our Special: to take the title, but that a 12-2 SJS win it. CHICKEN EN BROCHETTE Trackmen certainly Win Title, log will Forecasters will get an indica- Royale tion of how the race will develop Third Time in Five this weekend for the results of a Generous pieces of boned Years scheduled. host of games breast and thigh of chicken are Tonight, Pepperdine f aces St. The San Jose State track cross- though it defeated USC twice. alternated on a long skewer countiy program added to its illus- There was no dispute, however, with crisp green pepper, Cana- trious list of laurels when the 1964 concerning the No. 1 440 freshman runner in the U.S. Tom Smith, dian bacon and fresh mushroom freshman track team was declared who also competed on the fresh- caps, sauteed in butter and national champion in the recently man basketball team, ran 46.5. He announced postal ratings. was second in the U.S. in the 220. served with fluffy Rice Pilaf. The Spartababes won the cham- Smith, who is expected to pionship an unprecedented third threaten the world record in the 11141- time in five years with a total of 440 before he graduates, achieved 43'Z points. USF was second with his remarkable time despite miss- 33% points, defending champion ing the first six weeks of the sea- New Mexico was third with 24. son due to a pulled muscle. He suf- Randy Matson was almost solely fered the injury in a broad jump responsible for Texas A&M's attempt in the Spartans first meet fourth place finish. His first place of the season. finishes in the shot put and discus Other outstanding Spartababes Photo by Ca. 'yn itioew,) TIME accounted for 20 of his teams were Dave Lower, second in the fights _7 AIRLINES 22 11/12 points. US. in the steeplechase, Kett LOOSE BALLSpartan Gary Gresham guards tonight when SJS faces USF at the Shakleford, second in the 400 off University of Pacific's Art Gilbert in San Dons' gym. The Spartans battle cross-town rival '1401 So. First CY 2-1266 Freshman ratings are determined Call 286-1862 meter hurdles, and John Thomp- Jose's 56-55 win over the Tigers last week. Santa Clara University tomorrow night at Civic A SCHEDULED AIRLINE entirely by times and ratings. High kins, fifth in the discus. Gresham and Ron Labetich (left) will be at Auditorium. jumper Terry Doe who leaped 6-9 last spring was second in the U S behind Bob Channels of Fresno State who leaped 6-10. Doe, however, defeated Channels ehqiotti (jr I e in their sole encounter, and the eampui Spartababe mile relay team was declared second behind USC, al- WORSHIP WITH Roger Williams Fellowship Swimming Entries UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN MINISTRY Topic: My Recent Observations in 5Ae Church cl PresbyterianCongregationalDisciples Attend Mississippi"The Church Must Take Sides" Sunday I 1:00 a.m. 3 a riot Deadline Today Speaker: Mr. John Beecher Sermon: "The Year Of Our Lord 196:i- Swimming entries are due today the Poet in Residence Rev. Don Eniniel In MG121 for the upcoming intra- at The Inkresity of Santa Clara ot crafter- 2lay Sainti mural meet. The men's pool will 6 p.m. Supper 50c Church 6:30 p.m. Meeting remain open from 7-9 p.m. each The FRIDAY LECTURE SERIES week night to allow swimmers to Chapel of Reconcilation at Today - 12:30 practice for the Jan. 14 meet. 300 So. 10th (across from men's dorms) of your Grace Baptist Church Students of all races are welcomed American Bapr7st Con, SPECIAL MOVIE MANY STROKES 484 East San Fernando Come and be surprised and amazed DENVER (UPI)Ray Ainsley 9:30 a.m. Coffee Discussion at Christian Center Enamel, Mari Rutledge choice took 19 strokes on the par-four, Pastors: Don 11:45. II:00 and 7:45 p.m. EVERYONE INVITED 16th hole In the second round of Church Service the 1938 U.S. Open Golf cham- this 9:50 a.m. College Bible Class INSTITUTE OF RELIGION pionship at Denver's Cherry Hill Topic: Faith for Our Times Paul R. Searle, Director 10th at San Fernando 297-7600 Country Club. for the complete collegiate experience Mr. Earl Vaisului worship this Sunday at week George "Shorty'. Collins John M. Mers Baptist College Chaplain Pastor First Baptist Church the downtown church NEWMAN CENTER catering to the college community Catholic Student Center 8:30 8 1100 a.m. Morning Worship ALC LCA 9:45 a.m. College -Seminar" TWesleyFoundation 5:;5 p.m. In C Club 79 So. 5th St. 293 1771 Lutheran Worship (Methocrst Student 198 So. Second St., San Jose Center) R. Sands, Pastor Dr. Clarence Sunday 9:30 A.M. 441 South 10th Street Daily Mass . 11:45 A.M. 6:00 p.m. .... Supper The 40c Catholic Women's Center SPARTAN TRI-C Chapel of Reconciliation 7:00 p.m Program 8:00 p.m Worship Meetings ... Wednesday Evenings ... 8 P.M. 3rd & San Antonio 300 So. 10th Program Chaplain: Father Largente 9:45 am. SeminarBenny Keiser " I fro it,, oillition" "The ,4ge of Tomorrow" Program Meeting Newman Club President: Don Berti PORTA-CYCLE 5.45 p.m. College Hour 7:00 P.M. Tuesday Worship Sunday

Jim Montgomery First St. Paul's Ideal for all Spartan cyclists. Missionary to the Philippines Clara 5th I0111 at San Salwvier You can fold it down to 27" 1 Roy C. Hoch, Campus Pastor WESTMINSTER square and can be put info College Dept.- First Baptist Church 130 8 11:3.0 a.m. 9:30 1 11:00 rn. your closet or even into the PRESBYTERIAN trunk of your sports car. Take it with you on your week-end CHURCH outings: Picnics, beach trips, THE ALAMEDA AT SHASTA or vacation spots. First Immanuel Lutheran Church Worship 8.30, 11:00 & 7:00 p.m. NOW AVAILABLE and rit COVell an our, A Study Flour 9:00 a.m. Center For high speed touring, the Student Coe & Riverside Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Porta-cycle with three gears. Services COLLEGE LIFE SERIES: 6:00 p.m.-125 DANA $89.50 374 So. 3rd Street Covenant Collegians meet at 9:45 a.m. Mr. Lambert Dolphin (Stanford R 6 Inst.) Sunday Morning Services: Teacher: Jim May, Campus Crusade Director PAUL'S CYCLES 8:15. 9:30 and 11:00 -.4 PHYSICISTS SEARCH FOR FAITH" For that Esistential Exit With a Pragmatic Purpose 2 blocks from school College discussion group: 9:45 1435 The Alameda Services: 11:00 a.m.; 7:00 p.m. BUFFETT 500 P.M. Phone: 293-9766 A. J. BROMMER, Pastor 292.5404 Pastor Arvid Carlson, D.D. Ttanspettfion 7th & San Corks 9:20 am & 4:40 p.m. San Jose R. Fiedler, Director of Music I. Dukes, Vicar 294-7033 11-41PAR1TAN DAK.1 Friday, Jan. S, 1965 Real Estate Club - Tower List Chairman Culls Winterland Spartan Daily Classifieds Elects Officers Publication A Lot of Work' Ski The SJS 01 Mut Epsilon, Center "It's a lot of work," sighed Tom at San Jose State. He hoped tot BUY 'EM! national real es fa t e fraternity, COMPLETELY REMODELED future Lists that students would elected new flaws for the spring Ferrito, senior electrical engineer- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT be polled it, the spring, the List CONTRACT !..r role, discount- Lynn III semester at a recent meeting. ing major and chairman of Tau ANNOUNCEMENTS 1317. compiled in the summer, and sold SKI EQUIPMENT. RENTALS - REPAIRS 11.4 MN. Newly elected are Tom Culligan, Delta Phi's Tower List committee. during orientation week in the 2 CONTRACTS for sale, discount, I Wk. WE PAY BEST APPAREL president: Eugene Wainwright, The Tower List, which "is an fall. Doing this would eliminate TWX Machine with Icsfe,t Mn',':,'.1 Place for Argo Si, 4,..1, 286-1948. Reports from all Major Ski Re- days and Dodge Ridge Busararra We rent and sell NEW bridal gowns vice president; Douglas Bonney, attempt to compile in a system- the "time lag," stated Ferrari. veils, Crowns and hoops. UNIQUE scr's Cip,er.1 Or/an every n:ght '4;1 9 you 2 CONTRACTS for sale. Desperate! secretary; Jeff McClung, treasurer; responsible manner the SHOPPE. 1589 Meridian. 264-7552. Men's Approved. Big Discount. 7116-6667. atic and Closed Monday. Gary Rogers, public relations di- responses of San Jose State stu- HELP! Gordon Hall contract for sole at WINTERLAND SKI CENTER ABROAD 1946 rector; and Paul King, liaison di- dents to their faculty," was first SUMMER SESSION discount. Call Diana at 292.2089. 440 S. WINCHESTER AVE. SAN JOSE University of San Francisco -Guadala rector. discussed by Tau Delta Phi in fall Prof. Monsanto WOMEN'S API. Contracts for sale. BIG FROM WINCHESTER MYSTERY HOUSE jars, Mex. July 4Airg. 7. $225 includes 1962, reported Ferrito. Little was ACROSS tuition, board and room, and activities. discount. Spacious apartment. Crestwood Rho Epsilon has invited persons Yale- H _Line 25Aug. 18 r.everal P '/3ul294 4422, interested In the real estate pro- done until fall, 1963 when a small PHONE 244-0880 HARTEL MELLER, Manager - - - Pursues Academic, pla . Jividual requirerra tram survey was compiled and passed MARRIED COUPLES - 1 or 2 bd. rm. fession to attend its speaker meet- $CE. tuition, board !. o ,:a,,dcc aped modern building. Pool. ings. around to professors for their J ' Round trip I,,. ^4. 869, laundry loci!. Storage space, comments. T000 , :a.encia Palma dx Diplomatic Career ...2,7u8d 0. parking. Wtr. qbg. pd. $75. Spain . 26 Aug. 20. Several c English Honor Group Last year the Tau Delta dis- from Su, luding tuition, board tributed 20,000 rating forms which By ARLENE MORGAN ROOMS w/lcitch priv's. Appr. Single- o-o and round trip by ,, "is a heck of a small number," A visitor on the SJS campus Remember Na', ' . Hd. Palma. Information: Dr. 535 & up. Double-$30. Patio, BBQ Accepting Articles stated Ferrito. Approximately G ,n Jose State College. deck, ping-pong & T.V. 621 S. 6th CV Epsilon Eta Sigma, English this year is Dr. Adolfo M. Mon- Bldo -- 2.1895, 295.5666. 4,000 evaluation forms were filled santo, Professor of Spanish In the That Special MALE NEEDED. Flat for rent across from honor society, is now accepting Within a few .SINGER WANTED r sharp, versatile out and returned. Foreign Languages Department. o . ".;'7 9616. Sci. Bldg. 298.5201. 239 S. 4th. student and faculty contributions weeks after the Tower List went Monsanto's quiet and unassum- Someone HAVE MORE FUN TIME: A's; fun: Pop' 2 BEDROOM apts for rent. One living for "The Rambling Tatter," tri- on sale all but about 50 copies room wall nicely paneled. Reasonable. throagh PSYCHO- semester campus literary publica- were sold. ing manner gives little hint of his CYBERNETICS. Memory course now be See mgr. 547 S. 11th. Apt. 4. 295-8101. With Flowers ,eatured. Ca.st ior treble. Call Cam- UNAPPROVED APT, for rent. 2 bdrms. tion. Ferrito emphasized that a ma- varied and illustrious career. He . r '.r 293-6551. Furnished. Half month's rent free. 752 Monday is the deadline for sub- jor problem with putting out the has been active in the politics of So. 916 Apt. 4. manpower. mitting articles to the English De- Tower List was lack of his native Guatemala, serving as AUTOMOTIVE 121 GRANT HALL contract for sale. Cheap. partment office, F0101, according Also the Tau Delta had a hard Linda. 286-5801. ambassador to Mexico and Argen- '64 HONDA 50. C 110 5...per Sport. Ex- to Joanne Rositano, editor. The time getting publicity. "The stu- 2 GIRLS NEEDED in unappr. apt. I kill. tina, president of the delegation to n i 5220. See at 479 S. 7th. short stories and poetry may be on dents weren't aware of the List," See Our Novel SJS. $43 mo. 292.9345. 1958 TR-3. 42 000 ns.. $700 declared Ferrito. UNESCO, and other diplomatic ca- 241 1954 UNAPPR. APT. 2 bdrms, for 3 or Suggestions Today . tall. 65 S. 11th St. Call 29. Another problem was sampling. pacities. ...co=rae-..C.ODOODOOCOOCCOCI For many professors only a few FOR SALE 131 $30 MO. Rms., heat. Nr. SJS. f'-' His record of academic experi- oar, 292.1327. rating sheets were returned. Fer- ence includes administrative posts WEDDING INVITATIONS. 300 for $29 FURN. APT. Sr. SJS. 99 S. 12th. 3 or 4 One Aay cepoice rito hopes that the increased cov- in Guatemala and Mexico, and the "active, reasonable. Utiis. pd. erage of this year's Tower I.ist operation of a private school id WHITE . :. i. LARGE COED TO SHARE unappr. apt. w. , will remedy this problem. 300 students cover log all age others, across front I.A. Bldg. $33 n Fent explained that a few H; . ,- .1 .1 Eico 297 groups which he founded in 1942 EICO watt 2958. professors said students "have no Ft.'. in good onditiu,n, $100 for WANT FEMALE ROOMIE-share wit/ and directed until 1960. right" to rate faculty members. both II '8.3736. large quiet unappr. apt. 295-6813. "WORK Publications include co-author- "But most profs are for us." 1885 T.V. CHAIR. $15. Co ' - at 298-4303 WOMAN'S APPR. APT. Killion Hall. S ship of the "National Reading SINCE He answered with an emphatic BARGAIN--8a, & ? . Leather-like sear. $200. 298.3603, apt. 22. Method" in Guatemala, a series of "FAMOUS FOR FINE FLOWERS" upholstery. B g usses space. -Yes!" when asked if the List ATTR. 3.RM. fern. apt. for rent. Adui OF primary readers; a number of crit- $40. Call 79e -; ;-; 1:30. 590. 460 S. 6th. 292-2250. would become a permanent fixture 2nd and San Fernando d. ; ical essays on Latin American lit- COLONIAL HALL contract. Disco,. Phone 292-8312 Jr- ;',01 . Li: de Hoehn. 293-9633 or 345-3408. ART" erature; and a book of philology, MODERN P.' pt MEN'S CO-OP. Room & board. $271, "Alfabetica o Allabetologia." He ..t.rnester. Vacancies for spring serriest, k k Heart Association holds two Ph.D. degrees, in Edu- 11-11. FINEST ALWAYS -AND YOU PAY NO MORE o46 So. 10th St. 295-9412. Sweaters & Cashmere Coat, cation and Letters, both earned at GIBSON 12 itp.o4 3 CONTRACTS for sale. $IBS tra. the University of Mexico. He was new 5140. Paul Lima 1.' ulder Belle Manor. 5th St. Call 298-5688, Our Specialty 794-2927. Offers Research graduated "corn laude." GRANT HALL contract for sale. Spur sossoososioso SKIS: Northland Cuntinental. Best offer accepted. 295.8442. Monsanto's chief interests are 210 CM. Good shape. $60. 195-3872. DISCOUNT. Contract, Catholi.- Worsen 4 DISCOUNT WITH ASS CARD "reading, writing, and teaching." MILLER'S STEAK HOUSE SKI BOOTS. Men s site 81/..1). 510 Call Center. Kathy Wisz. 294-4622, Training Program He speaks seven languages. 292 1095 at.ei 5. NEED FEMALE ROOMMATE. Spr;. California Heart Association re- He lives with his wife and three AND DYMINIC RACING SKIS st. free safety 'cry,.,. tor. .apor. apt. rear campus.m 286 61H s young children- two boys and a Undo, ;o. S 1 ot, ,o $30. 2862440. cently announced its 1965 summer TWO LEONARD HALL contracts Art Cleaners girl- in San Jose. They came here sale. Same room. Discount. 298-0583. undergraduate research training from San Francisco State where GOLDEN STEER ROOM HELP WANTED 141 MARIMUR HALL contract for sale. Dis- 398 E. Santa Clara 293-1030 program. Monsanto has taught since 1961. part- count. 11th St. Cathy Benn. 293-9900. NEED FOUR GIRLS for pleasant The program encourages science Summer sessions during the past OUR SPECIALTY IS STEAKS time oootk or; our Phone order desk. Sal. SELL CONTRACT 1 blk. off campus. 2 .41. ary plus bonus_ Apply at 505 So. 10oh excel. meals. 7 days. 2 male students to a students to consider careers in three years were spent at Sacra- .!? S p.m.. CMS!. room, mento State, the University of Col- 295-7220. cardiovascular research. MOTHER NEEDS ’,Peg girl as baby MARLYN HALL CONTRACT. Reduced orado, and the University of Mary- Dinners Lunch Breakfast oe, , 5 helper in exchange rate. Call 295-0232. Under the program, the selected land. for no.:rn. bid & $30 per month. 269- CONTRACT-DIRT CHEAP! - Call students are assigned individually "San Jose is the nicest of all 5795. r Manny. 795.4306. to the leading research labora- these places," Monsanto said en- Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails and Music thusiastically. "I don't mean just HOUSING (5) tories in California engaged in at Our Golden Steer Room LOST AND FOUND (61 the climate and blue sky, but the f^ cardiovascular research fur a 10- FURNISHED APARTMENTS for Pe, it people, in the city and at the col- -n,. 523 East Reed Sr LOST: Long heir cat, altered male. 8 lb.. week period during the summer block with lower iorfflitak. lege-- especially at the college. I NEED 2 tnniale run_arimates to replace 2 hall blaze & tail lip. of 1965. The students are paid $750 3489. ettew's have never seen such remarkable wt. chliet duplex near 293 lor the period. warmth and friendliness!" _ Applicants, according to the as- CONTRACTS (2) for sale. Discount SERVICES 181 Monsanto smiled and gestured. A, is. I . Ii t.g. Htd. pool. Urgent sociation, should be enrolled in "I have difficulty expressing my- Sprina ner. 295 4230 after 4. AUTO INSURANCE for students. Chet a college or university at the self." he said shyly. 2 CONTRACTS r ile. $190 each Bailey, 286-5386. 449 W. San Carlos. time of application. Preference in c. TYPING - Term paper, thesis, etc. Pica selection will be given to students LYNN HALL a Sprino sem. Dis Electric. 243-6313. with high academic standing who 4 girl apt. 297-7604. TYPING, in my home, experienced. de- will have junior, senior or grad- ABBEY Uoloopr. apt. Pool, 1/2 blk. SJS, The Obligations Spartaguide pendable, reasonable. 294-1313. uate status for the first time in Open 24 hrs. 163 West - ? r 3, 286-0424. the fall of 1965. Phone 292-3848 Santa Clara The "MECCA" Men's approved housing. TYPING-All kinds, reasonable. Pick-up of Leadership TODAY: delivery. CV a.m.-6 p.m. for reservations -.. Excellent food. Close and 4-3772. 9 It was President Monroe who The students also must be fa- Songlin Club, 1:30 p.m., PER152. Banquet facilities San Jose, TYPING-all kinds. IBM Electric. Work said -National honor is national miliar with chemical, biochemical TOMORROW: guaranteed. Jo Vine. 378-8577. for 10-150 Calif. JULIAN GLEN APARTMENTS property of the highest value." or physiological principles and Weedend Co-Rae, 12:30-4:30 p.m., 1 & 2 r - $(00 up. 7 EXPERT ALTERATIONS NX hillier we like it or not. we are in the pacition of leadership of the laboratory techniques. WG and MG. Admission is by ASB heated po, , r 8. drapes. Prin. Popular prices for collele ou-1s tvt,or;e's patios. Wash. mach. Artr. gbg. pd. E. 36 N. I I th. 295-6089. free world. If we fail those who Interested students may obtain card only. Julian, N. 26th St. 294-5233. look to us for leadership with hon- the official application blank by SUNDAY: or, our civilization will fall. CONTRACT for sale-The Chase Ellen. TRANSPORTATION 191 writing to Elliot Rapaport, M.D., Panhellenic and Inter-Fraternity 144 N. 5th St. 293.9974. We eon no longer fight wars, as chairman of research committee, Councils, 4:30 p.m. -7 p.m., Delta Jan, in Korea, where General Strite. ANN DARLING APARTMENTS GIRL needs ride to Colorado aft. wore required to California Heart Association, 1370 Sigma Phi fraternity house, 124 S. $85 & up. 1 & 2 bd. rrns. furn & unfurn. Sh ore ezp. 378-8496 .,(r S. !never said "We 26. lose the war." WY cannot afford to Mission St., San Francisco. 11th St., spaghetti feed. A live Drps & Clots. Washing Jac. 6 heated repeat the shameful performanve pools. Near shopping center. Wtr. gbg. The letter should have two ref- band will perform. Admission, To place an ad: at the Organization of Ainericifil Pd 33rd & Marborg Way. 298-0654. erence names of sponsoring science which is open to all interested stu- Call at Classified Adv. Slate!, 1111.11111p in I:asta Rice. ea Special MEN'S Appr. Contract. discount. instructors most familiar with the dents, will be $1. Big Ivl-W-F 930.11:30 Ao 12:30-33C where we applied Y14111011111' pres- 46/ S. 8th J206. St. No. 5. Tim. T-Th 11:00-3 30 sure to get other nations to ins ake student's work. Tr -C' Club, 945 urn., seminar, saneti llll against Colas to spare MOTHER OLSEN'S-Best food in town. Send In handy order blank Deadline date for the return of 5:45 p.m., coil e ge hour, Tri-C New Apt. Units. Linen & maid sera. Etch. otasels in, criticism hard!) the 1111 Skirt Event - Enclosed cash or cheek official application blank and the Building, Third and San Antonio & Laund. Far ii. Carports. 3 T.V.'s. 122 N. 111. a 'culler. Phone 294-6414, Elf. 2465 transcript is Feb. 1, 1965. St meta. Sri, CV 5.9504 $2,1 ,4 Nk 1. cannot secretly encourage and support a resislittionary group to insarle Luba. dual desert them at the crurial lllll ment because vie Every skirt in stock CLASSIFIED RATES sire 111111 the fines)! lllll itted nations To buy, sell, rent, or of Africa might call it imperial. announce anything, Minimum ism. The uncommitted nati llll st. and Regular: $11.99 and $13.99 just fill out and clip Two lines Owe Ms arse Ikon Five times of all Latin America, are beg. RECORD ALBUM One time 50c a ilno 2k a fins 20c a IRIS this handy order ging for forthright leadership, and

blank. 2 linos $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 our own honor and safety demand ihat WY supply it. MOVIE THEME Any Two 3 linos 1.50 2.25 3.00 Of course we will be condemned by every shrill-soired "liberal" at It Send to: Spartan 4 linos 2.00 3.00 4.00 home and abroad. as well as by From Daily CLASSIFIEDS, our enemies, but that is the price 5 linos 2.50 3.75 5.00 for 1206, San Jose State of leadership. "G old, n ger" College, San low 14, Add this We are not a nation of cowards. Calit amount for .110 .71 1.00 Nsi one cats tell where the nest $1500 each addi- crisis will erupt. hut if our chosen "The Pumpkin Eater" tional lino leaders art with courage and firm- 111.1.11 NY 111111 111Y reel of the fret' CHECK A and many other themes Pilot pour ad hero: world will support them. Hundreds from which to choose: solids and CLASSIFICATION: (Count 33 Letters and Spaces for Each Una) plaids, plain O Announcements (1) ev.u.sTg.lwisect: Also Featuring: and stitched down styles in a El Automotive (2) . chairmen al Me Mood variety of colors and farbrics. Sizes 6 to 18. O For Sale (3) George & Teddy at Each $7.99. ID Help Wanted (4) "The Candor" 0 Housing (5) All records avaliable at 0 Lost and found (6) 12% student discounts. 0 Personals (7) r,101:,11111181111 tesioned trailer - ono of a temple... line of Plystarl. Ito:m.4,0y frai,ors. 0 Services (8) EJ Transportation (9) MISTER SPARTAN MVSIC CO 132 South 1st St. 295 8221 Name Address HYSTER f 436 E. William Run Ad (No of days) Enclose $ COMPANY Mtn Offivat halate. OMNI (CORNER OF TENTH & WILLIAM) Martins Dots IMAMS

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