Aggressive Action By' NED , Student Council Cited aduates As Aim By Jack Mardi VOL. XXV SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, 1\ II ONESDAY, JUNE 9, 9.i 7 N nuttier k Observe PLATFORM FOR COMING SCHOOL YEA .i INCLUDES 152 amilton trip PLAN TO THROW OPEN COLLEGE GOVERNING Tickets are La Torre Ready Oiler's ORGANIZATION TO STUDENTS Dramatic office Senior Ball Skit To ansportation By JAMES MARLAIS For ount Hard. Distribution Be wide open, aggressive councillary action for Broadcast By rOurth street the next school was promised today by President-elect Jack Marsh During Looms As Ma at 3:30. as four , Next Week "aims" his 1937-38 platform to push the trip are definite council action Students Tonight budgetary planning iwn Iwiches s student 'Annual To erved. released. Contain Candid Sell-Out Program To Close Series Of new school 16, present, 'Our aim for the Prexy Campus Shots Of Programs Given By dispel' rumors. arising Marsh . . . 'lotion by the soar is to Quad "politics" accusations Loungers Jack Winston's Band Adds Radio Classes rose Country from recent one department is get- D p.m. Trans. that any Glamour To Final Representing the activity of the San Jose State college in ting preference over others," its sided by the 1937 Drama department, a half-hour the release of review its campus organi- Dance sventh marsh said upon drama written by Jean Holloway street zations, honorary societies, cam- Mile will is four points. will be presented tonight at 7:30 be pus life, and athletic teams Featuring a dance rich in tradi The new prexy, who swept to over station KQW. I compiled by La Torre Editor Rob. Bon, the annual Senior Ball will on a tidal wave of ballot This if pry-Corn. victory ert program will conclude the felitie Rector, will be ready for dia. be held Saturday evening at the will over his two opponents and series of programs depicting the be the tribution some time next week Hotel Sainte Claire. Being the to council members, Jack Gruber an. various departments of the collage graduates free to those students who have last college dance for seniors, the Do Walker in Monday's election,. which have been prepared by stu- been in attendance for three quar- affair promises to be a complete gave his four points, that are sun dents in the Radio Speaking Sirs or more, sell-out, according to Harold Rib- taarized as follows: classes. Four by, chairman for the event. AGGRESSIVE COUNCIL Al' cents, the tax equivalent IRISH PLAY of the $1.20 paid for each book Approximately 35 bids are e Economies DON. Heading the cast of the play, from student body /uncle, will soon from 12 ABSOLUTE IMPARTIALITY which is a romance of the Irish be the total cost to each per- All bid salesmen must turn rebellion, r trays at the ro ALL DEPARTMENTS. will be Diane Wood sad son receiving his annual. in bids today to the Con- Bill Gilson. hem to Room MORE THOROUGH AN It They will be sup- Featured by novel page make-up troller's office. There are a ported by Mr. dicers for the LENGTHY INVESTIGATION OF V 1. Robert Gitler, of and infra-red photographs used in few remaining bids left for the Library I Be sure to ANY BUDGETARY ACTION. department, Victor the section pages, the 1937 seniors and juniors, and they MORE STUDENT BODY IA', year. Carlock, Willis Green, and Jim book promises to be an improve- must be purchased in the MEETINGS TO SHOW THE Bailey. 4 No ment over last year's first "free" Controller's office from to- STUDENTS "HOW" THEIR GOV- Burt Watson will introduce the La Torre as it is bigger, has day on. drama /AILY EIRNMENT IS RUN. "Our aim for the new school as an Irish troubadour. He made use of heavier page stock, will be NG "We plan to throw open the! year is to dispel! rumors . . . accompanied by Jean Rog- and has a heavier cover with a now left. ers, .sole governing organization to that any one department is get- These bids are limited Bill Tyler, and Pete Gauder. pebble grain finish. to seniors and juniors. to students," the former junior ting preference over others." Bids are PLOT an Daily In addition to former La selling for $1.50, and may be Conflict between a young Irish- Continued on Page Fuss,)In 1 Photo Courtesy San Jose News. rning at 11 will be a freer use of purchased at the controller's man's loyalty and patriotism to DII call will candid campus shots, according (Continued on Page Four) his country, and his love for the A.W.S. To Install to Photographic Editor Francis daughter of an English general Recognition D a y Cauhape. Pictures of unwary FORMER STATERS forms the plot of the drama. quad dwellers, snapped by Cau- Gilson will portray the Irish lad, Officers Tonight hape, Dave Michaels, Anelln ON DAILY STAFF and Miss Wood will play the gem- DAY Set For Tuesday (Continued on Page Four) AT STANFORD eral's daughter. Mr. Gitler will be Retiring President Barbara Har heard as the general, Carlock as key will hand her gavel to Vir- Service, Scholarship Awards SOPHS PLAN FREE Two former San Jose State col- a member of parliament, and olnia Perry, newly elected pres- WEINIE BAKE lege students have been appointed Green as a friend of the general. ent of the Associated Women To Be Given Out to positions on the staff of the Bailey will take part as announcer. Students, tonight at 6:30 when "Now is the time for all Soph- Stanford Daily for the fall guar. tradi- lid and new A.W.S. council mem- Recognition Day, long a omores to share in the profits of ter. Gene Gear, Spartan Daily held ars take part in an installation [um on Washington Square, our Spardi Gras day concession," sports editor in 1936, has been Voorhees Elected connec- - the last week of school in says Sophomore President Dorothy appointed to succeed Waiter Peter- of the tion with the installation Curry in inviting all sophs to at- son as sports editor of the Farm P.E. Majors Prexy new student body president and daily. Peterson will be one of the tend the free weinie roast to be the council, is slated to take place I night editors for the coming quar- t held Friday at Alum Rock park Clyde Voorheim was elected on Tuesday of next week during! ter. at 6:30. president of the Men's Physical special assembly at 11 o'clock! a Tickets for the affair must be Gear was known on Washington Education majors to succeed Luke Morris Dailey auditorium.! in the obtained at the Controller's office. Square also as an athlete, par- Argilla, at a meeting held yester- With outgoing president Paul Sophomores are entitled to bringing ticipating on both the water polo day for the election of officers for Becker presiding, meritorious non-soph guests. and swimming teams. Peterson the school year 1937-38. rs awards will be given for service Bud Atlas is assisting Presi- was formerly copy editor of the 1.4ss Carpenter will take over to the school, and for scholar- ' dent Curry in arranging for the Spartan Daily and entered Stan- the post of vice-president vacated ship. Names of the students re- affair. ford last fall by Lloyd Wattenbarger with Bill 20 ceiving awards will remain ' Jennings taking the pen and bank secret, even to the winners, book from Steve Varich, seer until the time of presentation tary-treasurer. awards, according to Paul Baccalaureate Sunday The outgoing staff has put on , Becker. two of the most successful occa- VIRGINIA PERRY The general assembly, held as sions in the history of the club. %Italy -elected Final Week A.W.S. president a culmination of the year's stu- Ushers In The Spartan Review of 1936 rose who Will be installed along with dent body activities, will be ad - new heights and was generally Other banquet Thursday night; and 25 new officers tonight,toitre d by Dr. T. W. MacQuarrie. Bishop George A. Miller. D.D., i regarded as a success. Luke Ar- -Photo ad..1 graduation, Friday. Courtesy San Jose News. and the school band under the will deliver the baccalaureate gilla handled the reins for the marching order - . , In order that barbecue mixer in which the Men's it'ortlinuril on paer Fowl dress to 200 graduating seniors be understood both for Com- and Women's Physical Education banquet at the Murieletta tea Sunday after. and their guests mencement and Baccalaureate, re- departments COM Vell ed mom. may FORMER SENATOR noon at 3:00 in the Morris Dailey' hearsal periods have been set. To- *daily honoring Miss Oar, TO SPEAK AT auditorium. , morrow morning at 8:30 sharp Hhtle. who has resigned place: her occasion ushers in seniors will assemble in the Little , is Bliit.S . This solemn KQW TO HONOR I adviser; Mrs. Rat, Wirtz, i CLUB MEET to receive instructions. , the final week of senior activities, Theater *he has been chosen to replace . climaxed with -I Monday at 9:00 a.m. and Thurs.- JACK MARSH iba Herbert C. which will be corn Hin Zr: and Miss Lydia' With former Senator 17, at 9:00 a.m. are --- rnencement Friday afternoon at day. June 1:Stw. honorary lones as the main speaker. mem- ' Student Body President-elect council member.' the dates for graduation practice. col-,400 in the quad. this ouncils will bet's of the San Jose State SEATS Jack Marsh will be honored by combine fin- SENIORS SKIP CLASSES RESERVE ,. Annual Pre-14,01 club will hold a a five minute tribute tonight installation of new or- i lege excused from The faculty committee. headed Thursday', All graduates are special I limier meeting wishes at 645 over station KQW on final examinations this by Dr. James C. DeVoss, classes and program To Amy Silva, vivice-president; Dor night at the Costa Hotel. each senior to be on time for re- the "A Bouquet Shy vivek in order that they may Curr metnbern are es- last You". Itan.. . Pi recording secretary, Tie following prepared for them hearstals. Assisting "Uncle Jimmy" six enjoy the events tt, regttiniteil to conic at Mr. Neil Thomas, vice-chair- This program each week pays .': Ac corresponding sec- l'ecitillV committees and faculty I are s Arthur by class to sonic outstanding ,,,r_a Bessie Matthews, trea o'cloek: John DeMello, Miss Alice B. Hansen, Miss members. Among the traditional man: McKinney, chant's H. member of the community. ac - Margaret Greenfield, (limner. F'rank in the calendar! Mildred D. Gentry, Mr. Lyman La- activities listed cording to Mr. Gene Clark. i'mt. _0 re the leaders Ted Laniantia, Wayne Daugherty, Mr. William G. Swee. chosen Vuller. the Senior Sprawl, Monday, Jack Mabel. are McDonald. assistant manager of KQW. "LndRY's election Rue, Ervin DeSmet, Hamilton trip, I ney, and Mr. H. C. Arias- night: the Mount of Dann;jek, dean f masa Kationoto, Anthony Reserve seat tickets for Corn- Marsh was selected because wiTmen:I:le_lett afternoon and evening; Tuesday is- his recent winning of the pres- I trit Helen Plant, assist- lam. 4111l1 Mr. Sehebetta. reception Wed- ! mencement will probably be (lean deliver the a formal faculty iclential election on the campus. of women, Miss' eharles Fuller will Jose sued to each graduate during to - iiiiat an and nosday evening at the San 4 Gra to the assembled practice period. guests if 1' f 1 t i i w C II address the closed seniori morrow morning's "A council __, 1 Country club; ...Misers. 4,4ssowww. i group. AVEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1937 PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, editorial page
THE CANDID TREES... Just Among Ourselves By Dr. T. W. MACQUARKIL CAMPUS . OBSERVED Sentinels Of The Past I saw Winnie Fisher III LA`Illoore to CHARLES LEONG, Editor be sold on the idea, By many of the 58 varieties tho wo How last night. That's not her name quite a wonderful do you place of trees on the campus now. She's gotten herself married Congratulations to Jack . . know 7 platinum set with diamonds, and Mi VACATION TIME . and the rest of the campus . . . no more com- Have you any idea as to the victors. ( for this column, away from the candid all that. Any more radio singing? gratuiations the to the Gras, Diamond Jubilee, the recent elections, and location of the Monkey Puzzle, Not teaching? Dear vanquishes ments about Spardi No contests? the good battle wear Maiden Hair, St. they put up. what have you. Or even observations as to whether co-eds should Tree of Heaven, me, a housewife. Can you imagine "f a famous contest. before this typewriter leaves John's Wort, or Carolina All - We can I silk stockings or merely slack socks. But Winnie a housewife? She seems forward with great confldene the candid campus for a day . . . Spice trees? another year of high JACK MARSH . . . Continue the fine yob CLASS GIFTS correctness of their claim. quality CONGRATULATIONS, dent affairs. Robusta" was the SHADY ELMS that Paul is doing. A "Grovilia first tree planted on the campus Among the most interesting class gift in 1874 by the trees on the campus are the tall as a And can you imagine it,j . Jose shade the walks from MEMORIES, ODDS, ENDS . . first graduating class of San elms which cilia, we even had of having used faculty in and other reflections; for instance, the odd feeling State college. This custom of class the front quad to Fourth street. ference? That made me laugh transportation on one week-end: by train, driving one's four modes of tre,is continued until 1899. but un- Each spring the seeds develop and any faculty member dismissed' own rattletrap, taking a bus, and trusting to the thumb. identifica- litter the lawns, small brown disc- fortunately no marks of dents to have them and four-year-old vote foi While sweltering in a bus: A papa, mania, tion were made, and the passage like pellets attracting hundreds of certain candidate, or to -old youngsters, he had a most cherubic face. vote youngster. Like all 4-year of time has erased from memory chattering birds that devour then,. all for that matter, he must h had traveled all the way from San Diego; on their way to Seattle. on the campus shows They the particular tree given by each Nothing been a naive sort of on the person ng Tired, hungry, dusty. The fair-haired little boy pulled the wires class, or even the location. so well the age of this college man alive, this business of bus, buzzing the stop-signal for the driver. In fact, one beautiful Redwood as the fine, tall, present-day trees missing school, or classes, to The driver stopped. And wondered. And the mother, with a sad Is claimed by two of the earlier that were planted so many years the dMmissees to do any spec smile: classes, each being positive of the ago as tiny saplings. thing simply shows the inee "Stop ringing and bothering the man, sonnie. When we get to the ience of the faculty member( city, I'll buy you a drum." corned. They won't do it, filet And we had just overheard the father counting their financial re- Don't you be fooled about that . . . penniless. sources VAT 111NI TIXll llltVl guess is that not one in ten that gang voted at all. But iii COIT TOWER... good politics to scarehead in San Francisco. A beautiful, majestic lady clothed in white. Two years ago I svi ore lay coast. It was an AUTOMATIC story. Some day we're going Mysterious, fog -shrouded. And on both sides of her . . . guarding, with everything holy that I would POT-WALLOPER. have a school of politics, and t silent strength . . . like two dark knights, stand the steel strands of never again grace the portals of The Pot-Walloper was God's won't our elections be devious the bay bridges. a Can Company during the sum- gift to the house-wife. It was a Impressions: the famous old Chinatown of San Francisco isn't mer months. For several years I sort of combination egg-beater, How do you like the Quad a what it used to be. Crowded out of its glamour by white-tiled soda. had been stacking cans . . thou- screw-driver, and rumble seat. It the advertising posters so in fountains . . . flamboyant signs of neon . . sign on old St. Mary's sands of them . . millions . . I was a neat compact little bit of in evidence? It's just a Sam; church . . "heed the time, son, and fly from evil" . . the fragrant saw them during the day . . I mechanism, and could easily be of what it would be all the It steam of chestnuts being roasted . . the uniform actions and gestures stacked them at night .. I ate out stored away in half your kitchen if we didn't hold that place sac of Sunday excursion tourists in a big city .. the twin feeling of Persh- of them! All I could think of was when not in use. from the promoters. There's sire ing Square in downtown Los Angeles, and the Union Square of the CANS . no limit to college advertising city of San Francisco . . . the peculiar poignancy of a cloudy day in So this summer I decided to After my first demonstration I college bulletin board scrap i June . . enter a new field of endeavor. decided to return to the .Can Com- less we have some method 0 en Having talked myself into a good pany. trot. I will say this, that II MAIN STREET... many jams, prior to this time, I I finally talked one particular people concerned were kind mug decided to put my verbosity to lady into letting me bring the un- will always be Main street . . . any city of less than 15,000 is and to take the stuff down as lc good use, so I began to cast about godly thing into her kitchen. This always will be "smalltown" . . . Rich, poor, town banker, and lettuce sea it had served its pannt for something to sell. I finally de- was accomplished easily enough tramp, all have only four short blocks of Main street to clap-trap on a appreciate the courtesy. IA nightly promenade . . . cided upon a new thing yet in the by taking the rear door off its keep the Quad, and the hen, I introductory stage on the West hinges, and tearing up the lino- These on the "small town" upper could only build mental walls, the whole campus free horn d leum floor. as they physically rub shoulders on a crowded Main street on a Saturday play advertising. Outsiders ea my battle was half night, against the grimy fruit tramp. Once inside in here every so often and se over . . so the boas had said. In a huge, groaning city of straight masses of stone and steel, like to feel quite hurt that we Next I plugged the machine in- San Francisco, penthouse and slums don't jostle shoulder to shoulder. Behind The not permit them to have th to the light socket, and was ready More impressions: that "what's beyond" feeling when looking at an way in promoting their own el for the demonstration. I pulled the ocean horizon . . . add similes: subtle as carbon monoxide . . . and News One nice thing about having when was the last time lever, an arm swung out, picked paper is that we can alio you played marbles, or the first time you wore By RAY MINNERS daily long pants? up two eggs, and beat them into refer them to our advertising a submission. umns, and that is usually the The Spanish civil conflict is I reached to tvplace the lever we hear of them. NOTICES really a "little world war", Dr. and slipped. Two more levers Victor Hunt told the Behind the moved. The first arm picked me It is vitally important that all p.m. This meeting is for the elec- News class of Dr. William Poytress up and extended me over the It won't be long now. 11'4 best lid members of the 6' 4" club meet tion of officers for next year. yesterday as he outlined the pro- kitchen sink, while another arm you are putting in your in Room 24 on Friday at 12:30 John Knight. gress of the war and the part gave me an awful swat on the Dear me, I'd hate to miss In nee Ii being played in it by the major back-side. of your smiling faces powers of Europe. Good luck. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Germany and Italy are openly I kept repeating to myself . . I backing the rebels with armed "Keep calm Bailey!" tic egg-beater. It lay to ;Won SPARTAN DAILY assistance, Or, Hunt said, while With my foot I reached for head; chewing at my ears other arm 0 Russia is In sympathy with the another lever which looked like Meanwhile that Dedicated to the test interests of San Jose State my backsde. loyalists, furnishing them with the brake . . it was the automa- still working on MeMletud every school _day by Bailey!" I KO the Associated Students of San Jose State_Colleim most of their war equipment. . - "Keep calm Entered as second class matter at the San .jolit Post Office France would like to see victory coast and borders to prevent out- myself. Paws of Glebe Printing Co. my II t.olumbis 431 1441 South First Street for the loyalists but has been dis- side interference. The agreement, While trying to kick Subscription 711c per quarter or SIM per year. couraged from offering assistancc however, Or, Hunt said, has many free from the arm which ass. by England. loopholes 11 CHARLES LEONG EDITOR and has not been very pending me above the Office Phone Ballard nno ENGLISH POSITION effective. sink, I pressed the rot BURTON ABBOTT it began BUSINESS MANAGER The position one button. Immediately Office Phone of England is Ballard MO Residence Phone Columbia 2229 against the kitchen of "playing both ends against the throw me my, ILL, HALT, & LAME rebound EDITORIAL BOARD middle". On one hand she fears On the fourth Miss Elizabeth McFadden, the m Managing Editor hit a switch high on Marion Starr a rebel victory would mean Ger- head of the health depart- grabbed Copy Editor It suddenly stopped, Jeanne Morehead man Itallan domination of the ment, announces that there in personality, and Feature Editor Ora Lindquist Iberian peninsula which would will be no visiting at the Ed- by the .011 Markham Health Cottage eye, wile usln Sports Editor greatly endanger her route to In- twinkling of an Bob Work unless a visiting permit is se- dia for a mop. WEDNESDAY'S through the Mediteranean. On cured from the health office NEWS EDITOR JEWEL SPANGLER the other hand, a loyalist victory in the campus. broke NEWS EDITORS BUSINESS DESK may finally Jack mean the establishment of it The machine Marsh, Jewel Spangler. Marion Bill Evans. Frank Olson. Harvey Green. Hugh Et Starr, %Villair Korioneier, Raymond Herschel liarsha. Communistic state that would en- Rose I was a mess! The blinners. Clifford Over my COPY DESK danger the large amounts of En- Atkins had shaved my head. FEATURE DESK Caroline Walsh, seistant editor; Vivian and WY Erickson. Chet Spoik, glish capital invested in Joseph Zerga were two fried eggs, Victor l'arkck. editor; Raymond Virginia Bates. Spain. Maxine Walther, Rill Rodrick. Blanche Walt McPherson for a Min I Wallace, Marian Schumann, Randy Fitts, OUTCOME was the filling June Chestnut. :lames Hogan. Mary Monigoinci y. Vi, Carlock OF WAR Bailey. lien lohnson. John Beach, Glenn Jones Keith Itirlern. The British nation, in attempt cake. bail SPORTS DESK .Inhn Spornron. Kenneth lienning. Marian Phyllis ore lichionano Mg to Brown This summer I'M sy n Walter work out some kind of a get fierox, assistant editor, Ben Jane Hoyt Johnson. Hay bfinners, Wilbur Korsmeter, REPORTERS plan to prevent a general the Can CompallY- lien Bailey, Sinner Tfroi.one, Euro Keith 'Winn, Bill Itoikick, Jon ctanford. Coral Kluge, Theodora Olson looking at CANS' Chet Spink. Bart Maynard. Eugene II., even, I haile, McLeiti. Anello pean war, has been the sponsor .1 kick Boit, Folio/it Dorothea Kawahara of an international Foul.... agetearing on the editorial page agreement of 41 of the Simian Daily reflect tho opinion of Alan Powers FINALES: the writer. lSoy make no claim to mermen I student or college opinion. twenty-seven European states to tamoUS Cora Nash provide a patrol of the Spanish , , ’ Spartan Sports Editor SOB WORK, SAN ves JOSE, CALIFORN I \ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9, 1937 WALTER HECOX. Assistant Editor
he idea. the worl ,rful place ins to Jack Ma f Veterans the victors. Co Win Grid the Clash vanquished ---18 To 7 they put up. 'T test. We can great confidence Manoogian In Scoring Intra-Mural Sports if high quality st Spree; By CHET SPINK Intra Mural sports takes on a Gruber have signed up among T1 tChenal new angle Gets this week with the others. In other words fellows, the U imagine Six
it, P announcement _ oints of a tennis addition field is open to nearly all of you, had faculty By BOB WORK to the competition in already sched- and a good fight is all set in the made me Pushing the lighter and smaller Gold squad all uled within laugh. over the field, Head Coach Dud the gym classes. battle for top man there. team made up of regulars and first DeGroot's power- ,mber dismissed at ful Blue string prospects turned The professional touch is re- in an 18 to 7 victory over a fighting Close scores among intra mural e them Gold team of newcomers. moved vote for moreover with the ruling horseshoe men and the fact that game late, or to vote The Blues, starting the with a strong offensive, drove that twenty men, the first ten the their younger teammates back over schedule has advanced to the ,atter, he must as their goal for the first Blue touchdown before more on the frosh and varsity than four play had elapsed. teams semi-finals is driving interest to ort of MORRIS MANOOGIAN STANDS will be ineligible for person. It OUT IN VETERAN LINE-UP the sign-up a fever pitch among the barn. Manoogian. sin bu.sineas of Morris playing at right half for the Blues, jumped which will be open during the rest yard athletes on the into the spotlight in the early minutes campus. Lat- I, or classes, to of the game with a style of play that was to take him over the of this week. est indications are line for every one of t he three Blue that the finial to do any touchdowns. Manoogian, with his consistent Roy Hill, an experienced man spa plunging and yardage gains together round of play will be one of the run by -Bull- Lewis, with several sub- shows the inc stantial gains placed the hail on the six on the rolled court, has already closest matches ever to be plz;yed inch line. From there Morris, on the next acuity member play, drove it over for the firstt signed up, proving that there will; off here at State. won't do it, frien counter. be at least some competition I According to a notice posted in soled about that SECOND COUNTER among the tennis men. RegnetO, the gym, the final playoff will Diehl, not one in ten The second touchdown came OWEN COLLINS Poole, Zimmerman, and take place Friday sometime. al at all. But it after Lewis and Manoogian again to scarehead alternated in the ball packing, ROOS lay were going taking the ball front the Golds' of politics, and 24-yard line where safety man lions be devious Hugh Staley of the Golds had Owen Collins, taken it, returning a punt, only to who, by virtue of lose out on a fumble, to the fif- like the Qua, his participation teen -yard marker from where g posters so no on the track, Manoogian ran around left end to It's just a san swimming and make the score 12 to 0. mid be all the t football team--,, )lkl that place The only Gold touchdown cams - was voted this utters. There's= when the Blues, playing on about year to the eighth liege advertising their own thirty-yard Ihra, pulled place on the in board scrap a fluke play and were penalized Marlais Sports some method of in the rather unorthodox fashion poll. Collins has say thla, that by being compelled to give up another year of .ed were kW en the ball on their own ten-yard eligibility. His stuff down as line. outstanding ab,1- rved its purge& GOLDS SCORE ity places him as he courtesy. Not being a regulation game, a definite con- I, and the trees, Hoe ruling stood and the G9Ida tender for next opus free from were in the only scoring position year's Graham tog. Outsiders eo they assumial all afternoon. Peake Award. so often and On the first play from this po- -Courtesy hurt that we sition Leroy Zimmerman, who San Jose News. hem to have to played an afternoon of "iron man" ding their own e football in the back spot, faded ng about buzz far behind the line of scrimmage that we can al and connected with a pass to Dave 41 1 our advertising Titchenal, right halfback, over the it is usually OH /414 line in the end zone. ern. The way for the last of the Blues' counters was paved when i a pass by OWEN COLLINS SELECTED AS long now. Zimmerman was in- * * * * ig in your best l!c tercepted by Manoogian of the * * * hate to miu Blues on the thirty -yard line, from EIGHTH SPOT ON SPORTS POLE ng faces nest where the backfield of Lewis. * * * * * * * Manoogian, Rocchi, and Birlem $19.75 pushed the ball to where a short VERSATILE SPARTAN ATHLETE Pass from . It lay to uPon Lewis to Manoogian best half backs, with his ; at my ears connected for the touchdown that By WILBUR KORSMEIER Groot's fleetness serving as a distinct am ended the game. I Sport an Daily News Editor) at other eighth asset. Devoting most of his time on my bicks'k BLUES' GAME Owen Collins, winner of to track, he did not remain with Bailey!" I sail The Blues had the game their position on the All -Spartan Sports own ath- the swimming squad this year, way the whole sixty minutes, Poll, is one of the all-around he is recognized as an With the possible San Jose State college. although g to kick eV exception of the letes of One sports. Col- outstanding sprint man. which Was scoring position set-up that Outstanding in three arm ability has been was handed curly -headed athlete, His real athletic above the lolc the Golds on the lins, blond Blues' year shown this year as a member of ten-yard line. has established himself this ed the rag's" Hartranft's track In spite best quarter-milers Coach "Tiny" iiately it began of being outplayed al- as one of the outfit. He astounded experts by idtchen most the whole route, ever to grace a Spartan track nst the the Gokka early turned running close to 50 seconds rebound my in spasmodic exhibitions of squad, top season, and he continued sPot football. at Hayward Union In the igh on tbemar One of these A graduate as 'Old par- Ihis good work in the 440 and grabbed highlights was the passes high school in 1934. Collins .0PPed, man on the relay team. and reveraea basketball, , anchor ruddy, and in from Zimmerman to ticipated in football, GuititA WITH HONORS Hager. Now a 49:5 IN 440 Zimmerman far im- and track as a prcpster. 1 eye, was thang Ray Malott and Bill Mc- araaed over Washington &plan? Against Ma outstanding ability Junior at the trav- Curdy at Stanford. Collins as a Passer on Owen has continued last year's eleven, Institution, in 49:5 for the AAA cu counted many fields. elled the distance deicirv crA broke d for most of the Gold his athletic prowess in finally hest time in his career. Yanlare by GRIDDER The eaalg that route. Hager, who FROSH Fresno races Owen iss! together for Then at the with Walt In 1934 he performed at end head. Over n'Y Hannah, a time down again when he man gridders, and cut his and rnY at end, is to play fresh- Dee Portal's frosh with a $t4eL ±sptk.;141444.4c eggs, quar anchored the relay team Ii man ball next spring and winter g for a tw fall, showed hid! - during the Collins has indeed been part on tin 48:5 lap. Which should make his ti rm took an active Sports , a rightful contender for pang MA airength something track and swimmilr: to look for- yearling honors, and one of the best, Wird to the former Poll on next fall's freshman teams. As a sophomore the history aliv. Fel "0 all.around athletes in lIgnad. Hannah, marl again was a sterling at. CANS' ar* who showed, per- Hayward sports. As a senior next : IaPa track and of Spartan Margaret Hull aa much fight MI any other member of the football, rate much Campus Reps. Frances Scott, man year he promises to till the squats field, should also be swimming race for All -Spartan FIRST AT SANTA CLARA FINALES: a welcome Collins higher in the addition to During the fall of 1936, Coach 'Tiny' Sports Poll honors. of Coach Dud De- Xostansisd on Page Pour) proved one
mai 1111111101' 1937 PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 0, ART CLUB ELECTS Society KAPPA PHI CLUB College Final Police Meet NEW OFFICERS iterary TO HOLD MEET Choir To Features Speech TUESDAY To Hold Barbecue NEAR DENVER Make Recordings Evelyn Moulthrop was elect' Cannella Carmon, Wan Berl, Dr. F. Fisher yesterday to head the artist some' Th urs d ay Evening ;ray, and Mrs. Myrtle Calki,, In S. F. Tomorrow By smock and Tam, for the coming were selected last night to repre at a meeting held in the Members of Pegasus. campus Omega chapter of the A Capella A.F.L. Opposed To Reds. t Council rooms at 11 o'clock. sent the Group To Sing On literary society will hold their last Speaker Asserts: C.I.O. She replaces Maryan Rucker as Kappa Phi club at the national Musical Half -Hour meeting of the quarter Thursday pi esident. convention to be held at Trout- Rapped For Opposition at the home of the grandparents of Friday Noon Other officers elected to serve -in-the-pines near Denver, Col- Jean Holloway, Pegasus dale the group for the new term were 16 to 29. "The American Federation of Campbell. The affair will be orado on June Tomorrow the Mary Wilcoxan. vice-president; in A Capella Choir Labor is the first line of defense of a barbecue which I Miss Carmon is the new presi- of sixty voices Mary Prunty, secretary-treasurer; in the form goes to San Fran- against the advancement of the 6 o'clock, according dent of the club. The organi- cisco to make Jackie Tuttle. reporter. will start at electrical recordings communist forces of Russia, and Holloway. zation is a national one for col- for a large record New members who recently to Miss company there. the Council for Industrial Organ- 0. Wood, faculty ad- lege women. The nearest chapter They will sing two joined the organization received Dr. James songs, "Come ization is trying very definitely to group, will show mo- to the one located here is the Soothing Death" their gold pins at the meeting. visor of the and "Nunc Dim- break down this line of defense." he made of the Phe- Sigma chapter at the University ittis". These New members present were Betty tion pictures songs will be included declared Dr. Fredrick Fisher, re- reception. Manuscripts of California at Berkeley. in the Kneass, Bonne Bolt, Frances Sea- lan award choir's Musical Half-Hour tired minister and government of- for membership in program Friday roni, Dorothy Baldwin, Florence of applicants Miss Berta Gray has sponsored in the Morris ficial. yesterday morning during group will also Dailey from 12:30 Bersano, Eveline Lovelay, Helen the literary honor the club for the past several to 1 o'clock. the final police orientation of the must be Davie, Claudia Bedding, Betty be read. Manuscripts years. She recently tendered her Two years ago the choir made quarter. Holloway or Arnold, Frances Beeson, Betty turned in to Idles resignation to become Santa Clara records for the same company John L. Lewis and his group of Thursday night. which Pyle, Loretta Farley, Mrs. Fox. Betty Bedford by County YWCA secretary of young- turned out successfully. The CIO members have shown numer- Selma Kann and Jackie Tuttle. er girl's activities. She is to be making of the records will pre- times, during the sit down ous replaced by Mrs. Myrtle Calkinej serve in musical form the choir's strikes among other things, that WAA Names New of the Women's Physical Edu- music for all time and records they would Eke to tear down the Annual Senior Ball Set cation office. may be purchased by those de-de- AFL defense, stated Dr. Fisher. siring them. For Saturday Night As their contribution to the COMMUNIST PROGRAM Heads At Confab The convention, the local chapter will leaves at 8 o'clock Dr. Fisher also stated that in in the morning for San Francisco Western (Continiad om Page Use) present a model Christmas pro- the January, 1937 issue of Mary Willson was re-elected last on a specially office. gram. A bibliography of Christ- chartered Grey- Worker, communist newspaper, to the presidency of the Wo- night hound bus and will return as soon Jack Winston's Hollywood or- mas poems and plays is also to John L. Lewis was listed as the men's Athletic Association at a as the recordings chestra has been selected for the be printed. are completed. number three man on the com- meeting held before the Sports Senior Ball because of his out- munist roll. Joseph Stalin was Spread at Alum Rock park. standing record in musical fields. number one. Other officers elected to serve JUNIORS TO HOLD according to committeemen. The "Another part of the commun- the WAA for the coming year Recognition Day SOCIAL musical aggregation comes to San MEET ist program," stated Dr. Fisher, were: Secretary, Ruby Seimers; Jose following a triumphant tour THURSDAY "is the sit down strike. The back- treasurer, Mary Frees; council of the southern states and a year's (Continued from Page ers of this type of strike will have members-at-large: Joan Hughes, One) engagement in Shanghai. The band Following a short business meet- their men occupy the plants for a Jean Staffelbach, Mavis Crowell, direction of Mr. Thomas Eagan ' has played at fashionable hotels ing, members of the Junior class few days now and later they will Margaret Hazeltine, and Dorothy will also appear on the program in Hollywood and San Francisco. will hold a social gathering Thurs. take over the plant altogether." Tonietti. Kay Grant was selected in its last public appearance of According to members of the day from 11 to 1 o'clock. Room U. S. INVASION dancing club representative. the year. decoration committee, the Es- 1 of the Art building has been "We don't know it," said Fisher. Attended by over 50 sport en- Initiating a new ,custom, Becker plendido room of the Sainte tentatively selected as the scene "but there is a war being waged thusiasts, the annual WAA Sports has announced that service Claire Hotel will be decorated in of the meet. right now. The communist party Spread was acclaimed a success. awards will be limited to 36 this a new and modernistic manner. Refreshments will be provided is trying to invade America and Games and dancing were featured year, with 16 being given to The latest materials used in fur all juniors attending and an install their ideals. As a matter of on the program. A picnic dinner those who have contributed ser- artistic decorating will be util- orchestra will be on hand to pro- fact there were three Americans was served under the direction of vice in one specific field, and ized, stated members of the corn- vide music for dancing. Bob Locks who wrote the entire Russian pro- Mavis Crowell. 20 general awards to those who is gram." mittee. have served in two or more chairman of the meeting and Will lie iist+isted In closing his talk. Dr. Fisher Seniors assisting Kibby are student body activities without by Don Walker. brought out the fact that the Harry Brakebill, Eleanor Breachini. La Torre remuneration or credit. Forrest Brown, Nick Germano, American people don't know what Ten scholarship awards will Home Econ, Group Frank Hamilton, Helen Holum,: . Out Next Week is happening in the United States to students having the highest and that for the good of the LeCroy, Norm McFadden. Hold First Aid Exhibit grade average and then more will ----- country and the people who will Vi ed O'Hanlon, Albert Siva, Jim (ontinued from Page One) receive honorable mention. Showing some of the safe- run it in the future a definite eel- \V eldt, and Alberta Jones. Ross, and Dick Rundle. will give All scheduled on the program guards to use in the home in ucational program in the schools * the book an added campus in - -* is the installation of new mem- maintaining health, the Home Econ- should be launched. I terest. Football Game bers of Black Masque, Layouts of the athletic section, women's omics department of San Jose senior honor society, and according to Sports Editor Robert Spartan State college has prepared an ex- (Continued from Page Three) Spears, Sophomore women's rt Official Notices 1 Tonkin. will be absolutely novel. ser- hibit of first aid methods and Hartranft's yearlings. vice society. For each game represented, the other safety devices for the home. Iota Sigma Phi meeting today at DAVE TITCHENAL sports section will contain a 'spot' 12:30, all members please be pres- Dave Titchenal, the right half action picture taken during the dif- ent. back for the Golds, will, by virtue ferent games with a photo of the of his play in yesterday's game MARSH ANNOUNCES POLICIES game "queen". Formal installation of officers undoubtedly be chosen as one of La Torre will be ready for i Continued Pons Page One) I let the council members know who for Kappa Kappa Sigma, will ne next fall's early returns, his scor- distribution some time next class prexy and successor to Prexy I and where to slash, if they need held tonight at the Hotel Sainte ing the six Gold points and pass week. Business Manager Harry Paul Becker explained. "Council to slash, departmental budgets. Claire, with refreshments at O'B's receiving, together with his pass Brakebill will be in charge of meetings, heretofore, held in the Smiling Jack Marsh, who Mon- afterwards. --Bety Calkins. interceptions marks him as one distribution from the small of the game's stand outs. Publica- student body room, have day rode to victory on a crest tions office. been carried on before an appar- of ballots, the new council There will be a short meeting The veterans on the whole praised Students who have not been in ently indifferent student body but members who already, as a unit. of Spartan Senate in Room 52 at showed a strength that, bolstered attendance during the last three we plan to "open up to the stu- support for the nes' noon today to complete arrange- with such new stand outs as Her- pledged their quarters, or if they have missed dents", Ben Meister. ments for the breakfast. man Zetterquist, Jennings, Regin- year. Vice-president any quarter during the year. will Chief of the "aims" of the Walker, Jack - Audrie Lassere, chairman. ato, and Johnson at ends, Don new Betty Bruch, Don be required to pay 40 cents prexy Mc- Presley and Burt Vossler at guards, per is to issue public informa- Gruber, Jack Wiles, and Walt absent quarter for their La Torre. tion as to the spending of new members. No student teachers are excused Bob Titchenal and Chalres Lavan- student Pherson are the body funds. "We are going to show The new president, Junior Prom for Baccalaureate practice. Grad- ninno at center, and Carlton Pere - NOTICES HOW THEIR GOVERNMENT chairman, and Spartan Daily uating seniors are excused Senior goy at full shows promise of de- Episcopal students, Thursday FUNCTIONS and may hold occa- sports writer is a graduate of Si" Week only. Elmer H. Staffelbach. veloping into an outfit that should night will be the last meeting ot more sional meetings in the Little The- Jose High school where he was a than amply take care of the group for this school year. ater or Morris Dailey auditorium." lightweight basketball letterman. I want to thank those who helped next year's thirteen game sched- President Lydia Roth has requested Absolute commis. on the election committee. ule. that impartiality will be school sports editor, and I sin- all members be present, as his shown to all the departments a sioner of boys' athletics in cerely appreciated your help. several items of importance must NOT ICE more thorough Norman McFadden he discussed. investigation of all senior year. D.T.O.s, a meeting at 'Scorp'ie, 520 department requests heading the A journalism major, he is North Second, Wednesday at list. as Co-OP All Psychology makeup exam Found -A pair of glasaes. In- Committee members will check iiinior and has worked quire at LOM ..11 budgetary year. inations 1111. scheduled for Tlio. and Found. requests in order to Ms freshman day, June 10. Students should their applications for make-ups the Personnel office. TEXT BOOKS WANTED VALLEY BARGAIN STORE Will all Pi Omega Pi members 33 W. San Antonio St. San Jose, C,I1,f please see Mrs Wirtz or Heleo America's Etc. Hohmyer today. Wednesday, with- Sell Your Used Books Now Funniest Novelties, out fall. Important. Thank you. TRICKS, JOKES, PUZZLES, GIFTS, GAMES GREETING CARDS, PARTY GOODS FALSE MUSTACHES, BEARDS, AND AMAZING MAKE -UPS Inter-society will hold its last Buyer Will Be at Co-op meeting of the quarter Thursday' ,t(),-(' If You Are Giving A Party See Us at 12:00. Will all representatives S1'D1CIAL PRICKS oN QC A NTITV ORDERS please attend. June 14 to June 18 j -- Betty Jean Keller, pres. I OURS IS A FUNNY BUSINESS_