Gndders Open SeasonTonight SAN JOSE Spartans Face Idaho In Inter-State Clash
XXVI SPARTAN DAILY, MuNllAY, SF:PTEMBER 20, i7 VOL. Number I Under Stadium Lights Student Union Building YOU KNOW? Invaders Primed For Battle After Will Open Tomorrow I "She’ll tell you every thing you want to know." With this announcement, the 7-0 Win Over Northern Team; Night At 8:00 O'clock Associated Women Students cordially invited all freshman FREE PUNCH TO BE SERVED STUDENTS AT LUNCH women to make use of the Game Set For 8 P.M. COUNTER: LOUNGE OPEN EVERY NIGHT walking information booths that have been established UNTIL TEN SAYS PREXY MARSH By WILBUR KORSMEIER by the all -feminine organi- Night inottiall stages a gigantic premiere tonight at Spartan zation. San Jose State college's new student union, recently completed, These girls, known as the stadium when the San Jose State college Spartans tangle with the will be opened to students tomorrow night at eight o'clock, accord- college "Big Sisters", have Coyotes from the College of Idaho in a history-making registration ing to an announcement released today by Jack Marsh, student appropriate cards pinned on day grid clash. The opening whistle of the intersectional battle to- body president. them so that they may be night at 8 P.M. will inaugurate football under the arclights for The union includes the lunch room and co-operative store in recognized. the basement, with a lounge, controller's, and student body offices San Jose, and it will usher in one of the first of the Pacific Coast occupying the upper floor. Coat of after-dark games of the :,Tar. remodeling the old city library M- An unlcnown quantlty comes Annual to the modern building that it is from the north with the veteran D ance T o today has been estimated at nit. Orville "Pat" Page at the helm. ;.roximately 821,000, according t,, WATCF; itIESE MEN . Head Coach Dud DeGroot, now In BeHeld In Gym Controller Neil O. Thomas. his sixth season at San Jose, will parade one of his strongest Spa:- TThe furniture of the Spartan uesday Night Union has been finished in Mon- tan squads out on the stadium turf terey style, the arrangement ot as these two coaches meet for the which has been supervised by the !first time in their thirty-live years Students Admitted On Cards: student council. of acquaintance. Guests Charged 30 Cents Fountain manager Barbara Fa- ONE VICTORY gundes and her assistant Elsie College of Idaho stole the jump Featuring the music of Al Day- Lipsett, have announced that on the local outfit and will invade ma's orchestra and the admit- breakfast will be served startia San Jose with one game alreaey Wee of stags, the quarterly reg- at 7:96, and that hot dishes win under their belt. While the GlId leillation dance will be held Tues- be available all Ilay until five and White men were going through day night front 9 ts 12 in the men's o'clock. Nine girls and two men their paces Friday night, the nor- gym. The dance will ne open to have been emploS'ed behind the therners were defeating Gooding students and guests. counter. college, 7-0. There will be no admission A NEW TRADITION The Idaho eleven comes into charge for students, but student When President T. V:. Mac - town with a better record of the body cards must be shown. A QUa Flit' carved his initials on the past season than the Spartans charge of thirty cents will be lunch room table, he did not know are able to show. Competing In made for each guest. that he was starting a new Ira - (Continued on POET Fire) All faculty members, especially dition. But several students have those who have joined the staff followed his lead and have im Dr. Boris Lubowski this quarter, are invited to attend planted their names on the sit: the dance, announced Marian Cil-lface of the table, to be looked And Former Student ker, social affairs chairman. upon with awe by posterity. Wed Here Saturday According to Miss Cilker this 1, Student body president Jack will be the only dance of the ;Marsh has been at work all sum - A teacher-pupil romance which quarter open to stags. tiler as chairman of the union Here are two tough Coyotes of Pat Page's College of Idaho started to the tune of sehoolbells committee, while the furniture wits climaxed with the strains squad which meets Coach Dud DeGroot's Spartans in tonight's of chairman was councilwoman Bet- a wedding march Saturday morn- Announcement game. Del Burkhalter, sophomore quarter-back, is shown side- ty Brach, her committee includ- ing, when Dr. Boris Lubowski of evening's contest will ing Betty Baker, Estelle Maynard. stepping Art Heimstra, junior tackle. This the language department married THE SPAR THIS WEEK Carlyn Walker, Salvador(' Meren- open the season for San Jose. while Idaho comes out of the locker Miss Vivian Leek of Ripon, Cali- TAN DAILY IS PUB- dino, Frances Scott, Louis La- room for their second game, having beaten Gooding College last fornia, in the Santa Clara County LISHED ONLY TODAY Barbera, Mrs. Ruth Turner, and courthouse. AND THURSDAY, THE Friday, 7-0. B. S. Spaulding. Mrs. Lubowski attended San NEXT APPEARS ISSUE According to Marsh, the loung Jose State college several years
THURSDAY MORNING. will be open every evening for sto ago and met Dr. Lubowski as a ALL AND DEPARTMENTS dent use until 10 o'clock, all day student in one of his classes. CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS School Opens Journalism Miss Saturdays front 9:00 a.m. until 5 Dorothy McGeown acted WITH ANNOUNCEMENTS p.m.. and Sunday afternoons from as maid of honor, and C. Lub- PLEASE HAVE THEM IN . 'n-ski, brother of the groom, 1:00 until 5. Times, was THE DAILY OFFICE BY ; Back in 1867 students at San , Usher of the Morgan Hill The Piffle radio was donated by hest man. ONE P.M. WEDNESDAY. Jose State Normal school, after will deal with the workings of1 A .W.S. Guests at the wedding were offered newspaper; while Al- much struggle. timidly the country Mrs. R. B. McGeown. Professor the the Long Advertis- their first literary attempt to yin Long of and Mrs. L. C. Newby, and Billy public "The Acorn", a handwrit- ing Agency of San Jose and San Newby. "Wide-Open Sessions" ten manuscript presented annually. Francisco will give instruction in From this first effort in jour- advertising. Jack Marsh, president of 1 nalism. the school has developed Combining photography, print- SPLEATRES TLOUNCHSELL Associated Students commeir: : I two publication's, the Spartan ing, newswriting. and editing into thusly on the current college Daily, one of the three college the new school of journalism, the and govt.' especially student papers published daily in northern staff will eliminate one of the Establishing a new policy, the meat, when night reached late last California. and the La Torre. San greatest objections to newspaper San Jose State college Spartan the Spartan by Daily. Jose State college yearbook. study in the colleges, that of deal- Spears will serve coffee and "This year should be a bang-up This quarter marks a new era ing with theory. doughnuts, vending for ten cents. for student . 05 government . in publications at San Jose State The journalism students will from 6 to 10, both in the quad _ ['Wally with facilities the new college the school of journalism still spout a good deal of their and in front of the men's gym- Of the Union. long-awaited Student ,ill make its initial appearance. time ill attaining an extensive nasium for those late corners who Council meetings this year will be 'nitre professional newspaper- hackground In social science, Eng- do not have time to eat break- truly representative student gov- have been added to the jour- lish, and natural seknee, accord- fast in the morning. After ten ernment, with an "open house" s al ism staff to introduc e three ing to Dwight Itentel, publications o'clock ice cream cups will be policy of inviting all students to ispechi into the practical teach - head. sold. tit in and observe the executive mg of journalism in college. Another addition to the publi- The proceeds from the sale will council confabs." cation:9 staff is Dolores Freitas, be added to the fund started dur- Ile rivorge MeMurry, city editor of also extended a greeting It San .lose Mercury Herald, will former editor of the Spartan Daily, ing the last school year to pur- an students. and pcilicialaily to the city newspaper coverage: who succeeds Miss Berta Cray as chase a six-foot bed for the health the record g Four i !worn:, teach Coachman, edit or :Ind pub- assistant to Mr. Bente!. Icottage. freehold]. Prexy Marsh Robert mitt
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SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE AN PLJDDEN DEATH . . . SPARTAN DAILY AN EDITORIAL 11 ot intended to be a sc.to. headline. Sudden Death could be something Dedicated to the jest interests of San lop' .tari -And Sudden _ _ College r, right now on the campus. Today is Opening Day, and following Published every ached day by the Associated Students of San Jose State immediate, terrible-- Filtered as second CLAIM matter at the.. Sall .1000 1 1101 Other old-line opening day we could comment upon football, registration, or Advice To Freshmen. Street Pritea, ol Globe Printing Co. Lolumbis 144$ South First Hut there is a ire vital problem to face, to urge action upon. That problem is the Subscriptioa 7k per cpuirter or $1.541 par yew. - --- DEATII-TRAP, located at the front entrance of the campus, on Fourth and San Antonio Sts. CHARLES LEONG EDITOR Since the inception of a major automobile traffic route on Fourth St. this summer, the entrance Office Phone Ballard MI to the campus has been an insane. speedway, with heavy trucks and cars hurtling by. There are over FRANK OLSON SUSI V ESN 11 I.V AGER three thousand students and faculty members of this college who pass this entrance every day. Certainly we need not point out to you the dangers to life and limb. Nor is it necessary to have the tragic and gruesomely mangled body of some student or faculty member as a reminder before Just Among Ourselves safety measures and devices are put into force. council is imperative By Dr. T. W. MAC QUARRIE Immediate action by the college authorities and the student to assure the safety of three thousand. A WELCOME: I am glad you have come to San Jose State. have no other objec- I hope we may be able to meet your need. We of the Union, nor in the main or rear quads. You will help our Appetizing! tive, nor any reason for existence, if we can't do that. WE MAY housekeeping if you will keep away from the entrances. Those stubs NEED A LITTLE BIT OF HELP FROM YOU. and their smell savor too much of a night club, the morning after. Convenient! A WARNING: Take care of your belongings money, clothes, We need your cooperation and help. YOU'LL LIKE IT books, and fountain pens. Thieves do come to our instruments, Throw pride to the winds and wear comfortable campus. Some of them are professionals; some are mental cases, PRIDE: and some :Ire just ordinary sneaks. The fewer chances we give these clothes at the game tonight. If it's cold or windy, bring your furs. I SAN JOSE creatures, the earlier they leave and the happier we I don't suppose any of you are very cold, you dainty little creatures are. If you run across a thief, let me know. We in the rayon. but you look cold, and that makes the rest of us 1BOX you may be sadder before LUNCH usually get them, bid uncomfortable. You see the health office is very busy these da - Just we do. Across 4th St. with examinations and cannot spare the time for pneumonia cast - On San Antonio HOUSEKEEPING: The state has spent many ONLY 15c and 25c thousands of dollars this summer cleaning up the Be sure to have a good time. place. We are looking pretty neat, although there are still some bad spots. May I ask your help to carelessly. keep it in good shape? We run on such a modest budget that we cannot possibly supply personal Editor Leong and I had decided valet and maid service. SMOKING: College tradition and custom sug- to hole up together for the whiter, SPRING'S
gest that there be no smoking in any building except the basement and as I strolled .along the street I saw what seemed a likely look- presents...
ing apartment, inspected it, and finally rented it. Imagine my embarrassment a Let 'Em Eat Cake day or two later to discover that NEW ARRIVALS 1110 By Raymond Walllace our little hidey-hole was on the in approved list for girls! Good morning to you, good morn- Police Gazette. It looked for a time like a I trust that the rest of you CAMPUS WEAR ing to you. tough spot, and it diffiellit Mat- customers at education's mart were ter to explain to Miss Dimmiek, We're all in our places for Fall '37 able to successfully domicile your- but last Friday some of these With sunshiny faces, selves without the trouble I en- obliging "Big Sisters" who dash Rough Rider For that is the way countered. A week or so ago I about taking in the unwary new- Trousers To start a new day. asked the dean of women for an comer and leading him astray $4.95 to $10 morn- Good morning to you, good approved housing list for girls, solved the problem very neatly. ing to you. meaning to give it to a girl friend. They gave me a tag, and made Good morning, dear teacher, Rough Rider Cords "Well, Mr. Wallace, you're not me one of them. Good morning to you. $5.50 intending to move into one of these, . I hope," she said as she gave it Well, it soittainly is a pleasure to me. Back Catalina and Gantner Sweaters to welcome back all youse mugs Welcome 'Oh, not at all,' I murmured $2.50 to $6.50 what's been here before- --and all Students! youse new faces, too. I just wanta 0 take dis opportunity to say dat dis SANDWICH Block -Built Plaid Jackets year "Let 'Ern Eat Cake" is gonna UNIVERSITY $7.95 to $8.95 follow a new policy. Youse guys BUNS want class and you're gonna get CREAMERY The better the bun, the Block -Built Leather Jackets it if I have to clip it outs the better the sandwich. STUDENT LUNCHES Round $10.75 hamburger and OUR SPECIALTY long wienie types. McGregor Plaid Sport Shirts CHATTERTON ICE CREAM MADE $4.95 BAKERY FRESH DAILY 221-223 South Second Street Fernando Nu Opposite YWCA Corner 3rd & San -Weave Varsity Hose 35c 3 pair $1 ;.111 in l)peurit- ,.4, *till help the Arrow Oxford Shirts 1,iilent hi school SEE OUR Whites, Blues, Tans ork and the Clothes i. .t of hi. life. CAMPUS College $2 REPRESENTATIVE For 1918 PACEMAKER Edgerton Shoes sPEED MODEL College Men $5 to $7 Jim Edgmon Suits and Overcoats CORONA K.H.T. Stetson Hats Freeman Shoes Stetson -Playboy" Hats HUNTER'S Rough Rider Cords and Slacks Air-Weight OFFICE -STORE Gantner and Quarter-Back EQUIPMENT CO. Sweaters $5 2nd & San Fernando San Jose Interwoven College Sox Caps . . . $1.50 ALL OTHER MAKES Lo-Band College Shirts, etc. NEW - USED WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION HEADQUARTERS FOR THE NEW OFFICIAL SAN JOSE STATE KREBS $100 8, COLLEGE BUCKLES HAYES iv FREE NV E GIVE 7, .’77/FT ,-. ,,’ ., - SPRING'S 3rd and San Carlos PARKING' S & H 0 i ...* 20 In the Heart of San Jose Since 1865 FOR GREEN STAMPS 411 iiiw,,,www 0 So. SECOND. Santa Clara at Market GAS, OIL, LUBRICATION Santa Clara at Second SPARTAN DAILY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1937 PAGE THREE Faculty Acquires' DeGROOT OPTIMISTIC I Change In Ed. Measurements Course Fifteen; Loses Announced By Dr. James C. DeVoss Students in either secondaiN or students working for the Gen- Twelve Members1 field have the choice of two dif- eral Elementary credential. -- ferent sections in educational mea- THREE UNIT COURSE Fifteen new faculty members surements this term, according to The section Psychology 101 at have been appointed this fall, ac- James C. DeVcras, Psychology de- Head Coach DUD DeGROOT, , 10:00 o'clock, Theory of Measure- cording to a statement today re- partment head. This is different who is beginning his sixth seas- ments, a 3 unit course, is the first leased from the office of Dr. T. from previous quarters when stu- on at San Jose, expresses op- of a two quarter course, and is W. MacCluarrie, college president. dents have been restricted in timism when he says, "This open to students working for all They will take the place of twelvei choice. year's team is farther along at types of credentials. The second instructors who will not return SPECIALIZATION half of this this stage of the game than any course is to be given this fall, it was made known. The section Psychology 101 at in the winter quarter and divided team I have ever coached." De- Lewis, who is head of I 9:00 o'clock, Educational Measure- Into two sections, one for Ele- Clinton Groot parades his 1937 Spartan music department at Marin! ments, a five unit course, will mentary School students, and one the grid machine before the public re College, has been appointed! specialize in measurement in jun- for Secondary students. This Junior tonight in the stadium at 8 re part-time member of the , ior and senior high schools and is course is a try-out this autumn. as a p.m., when the College of Idaho harmony division on Washington! intended for students working for invades local territory to battle In any case, DeVoss warns, Margaret Thomas and Junior high school and Special , rtr Square. the San whether Educational Measurements Jose gridders. Secondary credentials. General El- Maui-tee Faulkner are also new is taken as a one quarter 5 unit ementary students are not admitted appointees to the department. course or a two quarter 6 unit to this course. SPEECH CLINIC course, it must be followed by a The Psychology 101 at 2:00 Dr. Margaret Letzer will con- 3 unit course in Educational Pay- o'clock will cover tests for the duct a speech correction clinic in teuhtoelogy or an approved substi- elementary schools, and is intended the Speech department. Other ad- ditions to the division arc Miss Margaret S. Douglas and J. Wen- ' flounced that students may sign up CAFETERIA OPENS tor dell Johnson. week at a time through the TUES., LUNCHEON Meala Club. .Appointees to the Natural Sri- NEW ence department are Miss Mar- CO-ED CROP IMPR ESSED TO BE FEATURED garet Lindsay, Toni Rodgers, and The college cafetexia will open Dr. Robert Rhodes, who will teach BY STATE COLLEGE COURSES WELCOME morn zoology. tor the Fall quarter Tuesday trig in the Home Economics build - 'Tiny' liartranft, who had been SUAVE FRESHMAN WOMEN COMPLIMENT SAN BACK trig. appointed last year during the ab- JOSE UPON EXTENSIVE CURRICULUM Featuring a regular 22 cent lun- Bence of H. C. MacDonald from cheon as well as a la carte orders. the college Physical Education de- Diplomatic- that's the word for high school's portals in Pennsyl- We have lots of new ideas the student cafeteria will be open partment, will retain his post as this year's crop of suave fresh- vania, Sally Hoffman has come three times daily, from 7:30 to, for you this fall. Won't you track coach and Freshman foot- inan women. to enroll in Sparta's halls. "It has 8:15, mornings, 11:30 to 12:45, let us tell you about them. ball coach. "I like State and the courses an adequate course to meet my noons, and 5:30 to 6:15, evenings.' NEW HISTORY COURSES it has to offer," was the con- demands," Sally explained. "I like For those all important On Saturdays and Sundays the Retaining his position in the! sensus of complimentary answers functions let us tell you I ea feteria will he closed. It is an- history department which he held from several first-year co-eds when Mary Elizabeth Brady, better about our budget beauty asked known as blonde temporarily last year while Dr. the reason for their select- "Sue" to grad- services. We are looking Olive Gilliam took post-graduate ing San Jose State college as the uates of Los Gatos high echo., forward to seeing you work at Yale University, and who potential alma meter. offered "I heard State has an r \ Get Your again, and to those who are has now returned, Dr. Victor Hunt WELL! cellent preparatory course in sec- has been given a permanent posi- "I know so many nice girls retarial training. That's wleit College Haircut new here, may we have the tion on the history department here that's why I decided to come brought me here." AT pleasure of meeting you? faculty, and will teach several new to State," Pauline O'Brien, grad- courses, among them being a re- uate of Notre Dam,' high school. THE SPORT VENETIAN view of the Far East situation, Belmont, remarked. GREETINGS from and its relationship to the nations "W-e-l-1," the attractice brun- HAIR CUTTING PARLOR Studio Of Beauty bordering on the Pacific Ocean. ette smiled, when queried as HAIR CUTTING 50c Dr. Irene Palmer has been ap- 14 E. SAN FERNANDO the extent of her acquaintaie 32 E. Sari Antonio pointed by the college to head the I THURLOWS COLUMBIA 3018 with the male enrollment. CARL FERANNA prop. Women's physical education de- ! Also of Notre Dame, Roberta SMOKE & COFFEE SHOP partment, while Miss Vivian Free- ! Long said, "State has the best Featuring Comoy, Sasenie, drichs and Miss Adelaide Parkill , teacher's course to offer of any Loewe, and Peterson pipes also received appointment to the! college or university of which I department. MAIN know." Other new appointments follow: SUE SAYS ... FLOOR Miss Pauline Douglas, 215 University Ave., Palo Alto Home. All the way from Kittanning Economics; Miss Evelyn Garlisch, police; and Miss Helen Heye, child HEAR YE! HEAR YE! training. Miss Betty Beck will re- This order & 25c entitles bearer to 1 of these combination treatments place Mrs. Virginia Horton Sword Shampoo Shampoo Shampoo as DISCOUNT library assistant. Hair cut Scalp Treatment Hair Cut PREXY'S SECRETARY Scalp Treatment Hair cut Scalp Treatment On All Shoes Purchased In the clerical force, Mrs. Lu- Marcel or Paper Curl or Finger Wave Oil Manicure Oil Manicure Oil Manicure cille McKeown has been appointed By State College Co-eds Make Up Make Up Make Up secretary to Dr. T. W. MacQuar- Mon. Sept. 20 to Thurs. Sept. 30 rie, replacing Mrs. Luella Steven- 5% Card L9 son. Replacing Miss Lydia Innes Don Lux Academy, Ltd., Beauty Culture Identification by Registration necessary to get this 5% discount at in the appointment STREET office is Ed- 65 WEST SAN ANTONIO Blum's ward Haworth, "Bud" Stewart taking over Haworth' s duties in Good every day except Saturday until Oct 15. the co-operative store. Squarely Speaking ... we v the Smartest 89 So. FIRST ST. 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AGAIN EXTENDS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR .A. SPLENDID SCHOOL YEAR TO BOTH FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ONCE MORE WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE USE OF OUR FACILITIES IN YO,Ult WORK. OXFORDS USE OUR PRACTICE STUDIOS WITHOUT CHARGE $395 As always you will find here complete lines of To $6.00 MUSIC BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, ORCHESTRATIONS
BAND INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS CAMERAS . . and the best values too! Reverse Calf . . Calfskin or Combinations . with leather Let Us Help You With Your Music Problems heels . . . with GENUINE GOODYEAR WELTS! Black. Grey, Coffee Brown, Spruce Green, Garnet, Tri-colors! HOME OF THE STEINWAY PIANO Take your pick! PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, MONDAY, SEP' 'CALL IT A DAY' kll State Women REGISTRATION TO Invites Fourth Estate SOAR BEYOND 3000 Fl WILL BE FIRST 11 a y Participate MARK BY TUESDAY PLAY OF YEAR In WAA Program, STATES J. H. WEST Breaking all records in enroll. Si For their opening play of this ment history, over 3000 full time Editor Charles Leong an- Group Plans Activities season. San Jose Players has sel- students are expected to register nounces all editorial spots on Riv ected a comedy, "Call It A Day", For Fall Term at San Jose State by noon tomor- the Spartan Daily as being wide -- - by Dodie Smith. Centering on the row, according to Mr. Joe H. West, open, looks forward to large Women's Athletic Association, arise from the Registrar. situations which crowd at Press banquet Thurs campus organization in which all "Counting part time students, romance of the first day of spring, day night. women students are members, I the registration figure was over this comedy provides many laughs urges all women to participate I 3000 during the fall quarter last and some of the most interestine actively in this club during the! the year," he said. character situations. coming school year. cee \Vest believes that the increase A COMEDY HIT WAA sponsors' seasonal sports Co in the numuber of students ex- "Call It A Day" played in New and numerous clubs incluiling cat pected is due primarily to the York last year after a successful swimming, tennis, archery, bad- 591 e;irater number of freshmen en- run' in London and was one of minton, social dancing, Orchesir.4, Tit tering this quarter. the outstanding comedy hits ie Junior Orchesis, these clubs meet- son Broadway. PRESS BANQUET PLANNED BY ing at various times during the "Prom 50 to 75 more prospective det st intents took the personnel tests Other plays for the remainder i week. am this quarter than did a year ago.' of the season as announced by In addition, the WAA is res- fro JOURNALISM STUDENTS he stated. Mr. Hugh Gillis, head of the Dra- ponsible for several sports spreads, ove matics department, will be "Qual- OPEN TO ELIGIBLE the Christmas banquet, tri-sports Mr. West cited 2947 as the top bE ALL EDITORIAL POSITIONS enrollment figure ity Street", by Barrie at Christ- day, and athletic tournaments. ! for full time dot mas time, "Squaring the Civet, " CANDIDATES, ANNOUNCES EDITOR students last year. hai "Many interesting Wails are be - by Kateyev in January, "Wild Ins year. ing .planned for its members this Duck" by Ibsen in March, "Beaux A double call to duty is being beginning of the college state that Vent." said Mary Willson, pres- Stratagem" by Farquahar in Ap- issued all journalism majors. Publications heads ident of the association, "and it ths unchosen comedy in the occasion serves a double pur- ril and an First, all editorial positions on lig hoped WEBBS leg pose, both of celebrating the open- all new and old students June. wide open till PHOTO PICTURE km the Spartan Daily are ing of the department, and that I take part." ADMISSION FREE But for competition to eligible Call- of fostering a "espirit d'corps"' Students are urged to inquire 1INISHIN6' FRAMING Season tickets will be sold to tea didates, announces Editor Leong. among Daily staff members, ' further about the WAA, which 66 So. First St. San Jose faculty members and the general sta Because of the influx of journa- HONOR GUESTS is governed by a council of club public for two dollars for the en- lb lism enrollment due to the open- New journalism instructors, in- representatives and and elected ax- tire series of six plays. Students ma ing of the department of journa- eluding Mr. Alvin Long, Miss Dol- ecutive board. Miss Marjorlei Lu- will be admitted free. tim lism, competition is keen, he says. ores Freitas, Mr. George McMurry. cas of the women's P.E. faculty The plays will be under the Those who are deemed eligible and Mr. Robert Couchman, are, or any council member will wel- GREETINGS direction of Hugh Gillis, James are journalists with at least a honored guests. Other guests are I come any questions and give fur - Clancy, and Margaret Douglas. year's experience on the Daily. Dr. 1'. W. MacQuarrie, president then information about the asso- in a with the addition of a new tech- Transfer students with parallel of the college, and Mr. Pierce Dav- TO lion nical director to the staff, Wen- records are also eligible. ies and Mr. Jack Wright, bolt, hold dell Johnson. FIRST FEED I editorial executives of San Jose I STATE STUDENTS man Secondly, a Press Banquet will newspapers. tote Dr. Elder Returns From Tour be held Thursday, Sept. 30 at ! All journalism majors are urged MEN! ;web O'Brien's. This is the first time to sign up in the Publicatioar JOE SOARES in publications history that a Office. Price is fifty cents, and Budget your After a three month tour of Del get-together banquet Is held the the dinner starts at 6:30. Men's Apparel the United States and Canada, savings with ... ing Dr. J. C. Elder returned to re- ..m. -, hoe sume his duties as dean of the Roy Logan Shoes ent 279 SO. FIRST ST. lower division and head of the 87 SO. FIRST fun Biology department here. PAUL HUDSON elst CREDIT JEWELER intr Dr. Elder attended the annual One Price shil meet of the American Association "THE HOUSE OF PERFECT DIAMONDS" $295 S & H Green Stamps of Avadncement of Science in Den- will ver, the biology laboratory at HAMILTON ELGIN WALTHAM GRUEN loci Woodshole, Mass., and visited east- and BULOVA WATCHES ern colleges and universities. Tb Where the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific railroad find watches are repaired. and posit -DATE" 275 SO. FIRST ST. BALLARD 6212 NEW 1 Guys Galsi tamn side 1 In Those Real respi bees Collegienne Frocks posit front LOW chell LOUANNA tackl ably Sport Clothes for the Games I GREETINGS: time
Frocks for the Dances back School Togs PRICES shoul California's oldest shoe concern welcomet halfb back 293 SO. FIRST ST. all students of San Jose State, and Invite, COMPLETE Year, the C each and all to visit this store offering again exceptional values in quality. his ft Welcome To TI LUNCHES - 35c en 11 Faculty Members as t and Students see Shoes--Hosiery Including 0 Soup or Fruit Cocktail We invite you to visit our Handbags store We have the com- Entree plete line of music and mu- Accessories Choice of Desserts sical merchandise required Choice of Drinks at State. SEE OUR The Misses Claire Brownlea and Winifred Sousa BARGAIN TABLE SERVED AT COUNTER and IN DINING ROOM ready to assist you. INSTRUMENTS TO RENT PIANOS TO RENT FERGUSON HEROLD'S MUSIC HOUSE 74 SOUTH FIRST STREt 250 So. FIRST St. 223 So 1st St. Idaho Invades For Grid Opener Under Lights First After Dark SPARTAN SPORTS WELCOME Home Contest For pi I, Old Friends and Greetings to New Students Especially YOU of Photo Class. San Jose Squad Follow These Directions . . . 1 Argus Argus PARKING All townspeople WOLFF'S Rival Coaches Match Teams park on west side of stadium. 'for Titter Pictures Students park on Cameras MAD( /Al TAN JOSE Enlargers For First Time During east side of stadium. Students A A must go trough the East Gates. So. FIRST ST. Long Friendship In Stock near San Fernando In Stock SEATING ARRANGEMENT All Reserved Seat ticket 94 (Continued from Page One) holders sit in west side of stadium. Intercollegiate the Northwest All Students sit in east side of stadium. Complimen- conference, the Coyotes. under tary ticket holders, band members, ROOS Coach Page for the first year, faculty members, came through with six victories and parents of football players sit on east side of against three losses and one tie. stadium. completed the sea- The Spartans TIME OF GAME-8 p.m. son with five wins against four defeats. According to pictures releases, these boys CAMPUS press and from the north will be no push- CAMPUS DANCE FRIDAY 1 over for any outfit. Triple -threat "for campus gals and their gentlemen pals" backs and heavy husky lineman Adrmsssion 40c FLATS dot the roster. and Coach Page has three sets of backs ready to SAN JOSE WOMEN'S CLUB Insert against the local team. Coach DeGroot does not state that his team will beat the Col- ROOS lege of Idaho because little is known about the northern eleven. But he does say. "This year's team is farther along at this stage of the game than any team I have ever coached. This is due mainly to the long spring prac- tice." QUESTION MARK The only bugaboo facing a coach in an opening game is t he ques Bon of how the new fellows will hold up tinder the strain and how many fumbles and miscues the veterans will make. This is the problem facing Coach I teGroot. Assistants Bill Hubbard and DeWitt Portal have been work- ing with the head coach tong stAxek) hours in an effort to have the solts-ktym entire squad well trained in fundamentals for this opening el2csLe., saxtca, clash. The Spartan mentor has introduced a "weather vane" shift this season, and spectators will be in for a show when the local squad takes the offensive. TENTATIVE LINE-UP The tentative starting lineup wlil Sod veterans Lloyd Wattenbarger and Lloyd Thomas at the wing positions. Art Carpenter and Cap- tain Glenn Durlose fill out the right side of the line at tackle and guard respectively. Veteran Clyde Voor- hees will hold down the pivot position, with Hal Hun and Mit- chell Ucovich at left guard and tackle. Norman Sanders will prob- ably start at the quarterback posi tion. Morris Manoogian, fleet half- back from Modesto Junior College, .-A vtao46-utfiAl- tks(;vt, should get the call at the right halfback. Rig "Bull" Lewis, fat- back sensation in his sophomore -4-trotia, s 1,1,041/s 4-0- year, will begin his last year under the Gold and White, and will open against the College of Idaho in 6-) ;4_1 his favorite position tonight. The strength of the Idaho elev- en will be the depending (actor as to how many Spartans will see service. CAMPUS - SWEATERS AND SKIRTS A Good Lunch for . . . 25c Servu-tQLktvit VVLdf $595
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Tuberculin tests for entering' a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday, Sept. Booklet CAPTAIN "POP" DUBOS students will be given in the 20, and from 8 a.m. to 12M on Is There A Health Office, Room 31, from SI Tuesday, Sept 21. For You? Read This And Save Your Corn Stop, look, and figure it out for FRANK VARGAUS yourself before you stand in line fvom five until eight or nine o'clock, and then to find out that Formerly Known as "The Hatter" there is no registration booklet for you. There will not be any registration booklets for the fol- ANNOUNCES A NEW LINE OF COMPLETE lowing students: ACCESSORIES WHICH INCLUDES: If you have been out of school for one or more quarters and have MANHATTAN SHIRTS not filled out an application for which "stays put" readmission, there will not be anyi With the new low collar under the up. booklet for you. Come up to the pir back of your coat . . $2.00 and Registrar's office and get your booklet. INTERWOVEN SOCKS iimited student the If you were a Short and long ones--With or without an elastic top will not be any last quarter, there which keeps them snug . . . 3 for $1.00 and up. this you. (this means five booklet for incr units or less) qua] you received an A.B. in June If SWEATERS 310C or August, there will not be a New collegiate cut slip-ons or two-tone coat styles . . The' registration booklet for you. There $3.95 and up. regi will be registration booklets for atte those who received Associate of ALSO HIS USUAL LINE OF FAMOUS quai Art diploma, though. MAKES OF HATS Joe Are you wardrobe weary? tiow Exchange and resale service of CAPTAIN GLENN "POP" DUBOSE leads the 1937 Spartan Campus Representative, Jack Marsh prot slightly used gowns of the better gridders into action tonight against the College of Idaho Coyotes. is n, sort. Strictly confidential. Playing his third and final year at guard, "Pop" is expected to 82 SO. FIRST STREET SAN JOSE car live up to his reputation as one of the outstanding guards on the Wed Phone S. C. 517-W. coast. He now tips the scales near the 210 pound mark. to 10%,00000000.0000(>000,u00.0.00! 0 dure THE - CHARLES S. GREGORY claw DiAm,,,Ni,s 0 LEON JACOBS CONTEST COM, i 3 0 the HOUSE OF HALLA i :5! Designer of 0 Most Valuable Player SOMI At". .416. Distinctive Jewelry c, claw $100 in Merchandise LEON JACOBS CONTEST then COR. 3RD & SANTA CLARA I ,3 Specially designed pins for State-Idaho organizations. Best quality 0 SUIT W i at prices that please. 8 OVERCOAT Name of Candidate Home Cooking Meal Tickets , 607 First Nat. Bank Bldg. HAT Floor e. ACCESSORIES Signature Se
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