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Volume 39: Number 2 California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Friday, January 10, 1975 Group claims state colleges Suit charges are slighted
• Funding policies racial bias called unjustified BY TOM McCABtIiY at Cal Poly Controversy is growing as a group persists in its attempts to win more money for the system by MARK GROSSI from the State Education fund. Cal Poly has been charged with According to Acala, the whole The Committee for Equal racial discrimination against state university and colleges Treatment in Higher Education Mexican-American employees in system will oe affected by the (CETHE) is gaining recognition a class action suit filed Thursday decision. as it continues to publicize its in San Francisco U.S. District “We were looking for the best belief that each student who Court by the Mexican-American case to bring to court. Cal Poly attends a branch of the Legal Defense and Education represents the best case of University of California (UC) Fund (MALDEF). discrimination in the California annually receives close to $300 The case cited in the suit is that state university and colleges more than do students who are of Dr. Manuel Guerra, demoted sytem.” enrolled in comparable programs head of Poly’s Foreign Language Guerra was demoted from at a state college or university. Department. According to Carlos photo by DAVID STUBBS department head, the suit According to CETHE co Alcala, national director of charges, after Kennedy learned founder J. William Leasure, the educational litigation for he had filed a complaint with the discrepency in funding is due to Steve Archer sings praises to God in a performance here MALDEF, $810,000 in damages Thursday. state Equal Educational Op the lack of comparable budgeting as well as reinstatement of portunities Commission. In the methods between the two public Guerra are being sought. complaint, filed in April, 1974, systems of higher education in Guerra received notice in Guerra charged Kennedy and the state. He contends that the Archers sing More parking November, 1974 his tenure would Dean Erikson with California State University and be denied and he would no longer discrimination on his evaluation Colleges (CSUC) system is an their praises be a member of the teaching staff as an instructor. nually “shortchanged” $100 will be lost as of June 1, Acala said. million. The complaint by Guerra was Calling the budgeting Singing what they call “Jesus to building University President Robert filed in response to the negative techniques now in use by the two music” the Archers performed Kennedy, Jon Ericson, dean of evaluation he received, said before a receptive University The new year may be underway, the school of Communicative Acala. Guerra appealed the systems “unjustified,” CETHE is but the Student Affairs Com attempting to correct the alleged Hour audience in the plaza of the Arts and Humanities, acting negative evaluation to the University Union Thursday. mittee (SAC) was reminded chairman of the Foreign Faculty Review Committee, financial inequities. Wednesday night that an old However, ‘ University of In prelude to their Thursday Language Department Verlan which unanimously rejected night concert in Chumash problem still remains: parking. Stahl, the university and Glenn S. Dean Ericson’s decision, said California administrators along The reminder came from Joe with other education interest auditorium the group presented a Dumke, chancellor of the state Acala. variety of religious songs in Toole, chairman of the Parking university and colleges system, groups are in opposition to Management Committee. Fin Said Acala, “We have CETHE’s actions. tended to relate t.heir Christian were named as defendants. beliefs. ding a parking place is more of a documented proof that Dr. UC Vice-President C.O. Mc- problem this year than last, The suit also charges that Guerra was harrassed on the Corkle is convinced that if fun According to lead singer Tim Archer, the group is attempting according to figures Toole cited. Guera was hospitalized last telephone, docked in pay, his ding imbalances do exist they are Last year that was a parking rate month as a result of nervous reputation maligned, and that the partially justified because of the to “present a message with our music.” That message, said of 89 per cent. It has risen to 97 tension caused by the abuse he university is trying to black ball UC’s responsibility to train Ph.D. per cent this year. suffered from the university. his future employment. candidates. Archer, is the truth of God The Archers are a non- Some 90 additional staff Guerra said he was physically But in a press statement President Kennedy has denieu deminational group that uses its parking spaces have been in threatened in April 1974 by a Cai Leasure said that CETHE did not any violation of the school’s rock style of music to Convey its stalled near the football stadiurrt question the validity of the Poly employee. faculty evaluation process as members’ religious convictions and the Food Processing ^15,137,933 which was allocated to building, making less parking own procedures for evaluation of charged. He had no further the UC system in 1974 to finance The group’s performance was arranged by the Chi Alpha available for students. faculty members. comment on the lawsuit. its graduate programs. Leasure Three parking lots, totaling 100 stated, “We’ve no quarrel with fraternity. The Archers Cal Poly concert spaces will be soon eliminated by this money or the cost of the the construction of the new ar expensive doctoral programs the was the first stop in the group’s nation-wide tour. Future chitecture building on the site SAC members university conducts. We’re only formerly occupied by the old talking about equal treatment in engagements are scheduled for New York, Chicago, Denver, and Ag Ed building, said Toole. comparable instructional Construction of the new programs.” other major cities throughout the approve Meland country. building will begin in about three McCorkle also stated his belief weeks, he said. Staff members A new Finance Committee visory Board. The three reps will that since only the top 12 per cent Archer said that he had head the drive on campus to “found the truth of God” and that will lose two per cent of their chairman and a new ASI of the high school graduates in Secretary were introduced inform the student body about the it was the intention of the group current parking spaces and California, are admitted to the students an equal percentage as a Wednesday night as the Student referendum next month on university, the state has an to continue its style of preaching Assembly Bill 3116. The results of in order to inform people of the result of the construction, Toole Affairs Council opened its Winter Quarter term. the referendum will determine (continued on page 4) need for religion in their lives. pointed out. Ole Meland was approved as whether the ASI card fee now the new Finance Committee being paid will be lowered or chairman taking the place of remain the same. George Delange, who resigned. In his report, ASI Vice- Tax cut in March? Meland, who had served as vice- President Mike Hurtado an chairman of the committee, nounced that the John Holley WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. A1 investment in certain equipment. announced that budget hearings The Oregon Democrat told Memorial Fund has been Ullman, to be the next chairman Additionally, said Ullman, the will begin Jan. 27 and that there reporters that after the new established to operate in the of the House Ways and Means measure would include an end to are four vacancies on the com Congress convenes Tuesday, “I same manner as are emergency Committee, predicted Thursday the oil depletion allowance which mittee that must be filled. will recommend that our com loans. A student may borrow $30 his panel will approve by March 1 now provides oil producers with a The vacancies are from the mittee go into immediate con a quarter for a 25 cent service a multi-billion dollar tax cut for large deduction in their taxes. He schools of Communicative Arts sideration of an emergency tax charge. Students may also low and middle income groups. said if controversy over ending and Humanities, Business and bill with relief for low and middle borrow up to $200 but need a co Ullman would not give his own the depletion allowance threatens Social Science, Engineering and income groups.” signer over 18 who is not a to stall the emergency bill, the Technology, and Agriculture and preference for the size of the cut Firm figures to define low and student. Donations may be made saying only that it would fall provision would be dropped and Natural Resources. middle income groups depend on to the Financial Aids Office. between $5 billon and $30 billion, a vast areay of factors but the dealt with later in a seperate ASI President Scott Plotkin depending on how much of the committee has generally con measure. announced that Pamela Fischer lost revenue can be made up sidered low income, the poverty “The important thing right now would be the new ASI Secretary, Sue Stevenson, head of the through other tax increases. level, as $5,450 a year for a four- is to act quickly to get revenue replacing Cathy Harris. Fischer Housing Advisory Group, advised “If we act quickly the cut would mamber family, and $15,000 ro into the economy,” said Ullman. will await approval by SAC at its SAC that a job description for the not have to be as large as it would $25,000 for middle income. Ullman met Thursday with next meeting. off-campus housing director had be if we delayed. What is needed He said the cut would include freshman Democratic members Plotkin also announced that been drawn up and would be on an emergency basis is to get relief for corporations through of the House, and said they ex three SAC members, Sue submitted to the Chancellor’s more money to people who will “an enlargement of the in pressed “overwhelming support” Stevenson, Mary Crawford and office. Further action will be spend it, put it back into the vestment tax credit.” That credit for a tax cut. There are 75 new Tim Hayes, had been nominated taken when the job description economy and build it up,” said now allows a business to deduct Democrats who will assume as representatives to the state returns from the Chancellor’s Ullman. from taxes owed 7 per cent of its (continued on page 4) wide Campus Referendum Ad- office. rrMay.JMMinrM.im fact, the question is a far more dangerous one. Now bottle’s empty . . . Does the preeident of a university have the right to dictate student morality and, in essence, take away their right to the "pursuit of hapolness?'* The only niche where President Kennedy may have a foothold is the Will fiats be illegality of 18-year-old drinking, an ever present possibility at TOs. But illegal next in his drinking is an ever-present possibility at bars and during private parties across grand scheme? the state of California—in fact, a probability. Need the rights of those 21 and over (the average college student is 26) be so The administration on this campus, completely upended on the pretense of most notably President Kennedy, is in ilT __ posslslbilities? dire need of a set of New Year's resolutions. Fair and equal treatment of I fear that the virtual elimination of fraternities should head the list. TGs is just one step in a long and bitter During Fall Quarter, fraternities battle plan, which may culminate in seemed to occupy most of the space on elimination of the fraternities them the President's black list. Non* selves. recognition of national organizations is The only thing curtailing that may be Kennedy's ambitions toward Chan cellorship, and his resulting hesitation to trigger any intense student reaction on i ■ Editorial campus. enough of an Insult in itself, without Once again, those who belong to suddenly trying to Impose one's own fraternities are exercising their in moral code on them. dividual freedoms by doing so, and the I've never attended a TO, and I don’t choice to "join or not to join" should not intend to...it’s lust not my thing. But it IB be snuffed out. for some people, and they are entitled to • I don't go to TO e-eo they don't get to either Bureaucratic . games become their rights. dangerous contortions of the Constitution What with all the bickering going on at when the administration starts to toy City Council meetings over TOs during because he doesn’t drink, the students with student rights. ^ last quarter, it seems rather odd that the shouldn’t drink—in fact, they shouldn't In this case, fraternities are the vic day after finals were over, when virtually even have a choice. tim—but who will be next? every student had left town, was the day Whether or not it is "right" or "wrong" on which the final decision was made. to drink is really not the issue here. In by MAHJI NIKUWNMA Although fraternities can still hold TOs, students will be required to bring their own "refreshments'1 and will only y a small cover charge to help fund the Gnd and pay any incidental expenses. Under this agreement, fraternities are still liable if an accident occurs as a result of the TO, yet they have less control[>ntrol in preventing such accidents. Orgininally, the "little man at the door"aam" aaii couldIA bkeep ean npartiers a I frommaiw goingKaImrt amon Acupuncture and off the premises, which considerablysiderat lessened the chances of accidents. Now, TOs are just a place to HAVE a party— not a party in themsdlves. That power is gone. The fraternities, especially Inter- works. Fraternity Council President Dee Slayman, are to be commended for their patient and conciliatory attitude during Sowty is it Letfalonfy in Nevada? their attempted slaughter. Unfortunately, I don’t believe it's over, Aeupunoluro h$$ worked lor million ol pooplo lor and the students have no power to thou$ond$ of yeere with rollol lor mch problomt gg; prevent it. ULCERS • BURSITIS • ALLER8KS • SCLEROSIS • ALCOHOLISM In a situation like this, it becomes CHILDBIRTH • HEMORRHOIOS • MUSCLE SPASMS • BACK AILMENTS painfully evident that President Kennedy HERVE DEAFNESS • SKIN DISORDERS * FEMALE PROBLEMS • NERVE nas the last say...no matter what. Just DISORDERS * WEIOHT PRDDLEMS • WATER RETENSION DRUB WITHDRAWAL • TOBACCO WITHDRAWAL MIBRAINE HEADACHES • ARTHRITIS Acupuncture Reaearoh Foun ernment ehould make funde Wflllilrd with Mr»4ff * I Marti V »n4 and dation, Inc. Ig headquartered In available to build dtinloa and Editor I Nevada becauae Nevada la the MgrJI Nleuwsma Ha* V r*n,l*
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''^ M A P L IN soncJa-u m a.t i nee.4*. -*jr>4a.t -for- only 5C j m f W a n 9 U coh9 e <*+ r e r f o r r>£ ,cLr*° - ' o > s j.u. 6iA L E F .'e . ° o o n f « 11 * 4-.»-4», t*h 'v SHfey. Jmumv is, MSI P r o / cites Bible in / , • ' homosexual group II li l omosexuality 1 ii condemnation hlnlliln i 1 M Thsrs has been a graat daal of were all put Into the same discussion In tha Mustang Dally category, and all had the same about aocaptanoa of tha Gay punishment—death by stoning Student* Union on campus It la Because the gay students and hi obvloua that soms leaders In 8AC their crowd have developed a I!'1! find tha whola Idaa repugnant I public relations program to seek r do not ballava I hava aaan any public approval, will we also be attempt to dlaouai tha baali of forced to approve.clubs for in homoaaxuality, and why It la cest, sodomy, adultery, and other right or wrong. forms of Immorality? God for bid I These students who are homosexuals claim we cannot 1 . 7 Faculty opinion legislate morality, which is true, but we do not have to approve of I Immorality either. Tha Judeo-Chrlstlan faltha For those who are not familiar hava navar approvad of with scripture, let's look briefly 1 homoaaxuality, but lot ua look at to see If It really says tha baaia for their dlaapproval. In homosexualism Is immoral. consumed with passion for one physical and psychological early times contributed to the fall tha Old Taatamant, aapactally Leviticus ID; IS says, "If a man another, men committing Illnesaee when he was on earth. of the Roman empire. Which way ohaptara II to N of Lavltloua, wa lies with a male as with a woman, shameless acts with men an Homosexuals accepted ean will we go? find tha atandarda ravaalad by both of them have committed an receiving In their own persons only continue to corrode our Robert J. Rodin God for daeancy>y In ouri conduct. abomination; they shall be put to the due penalty for their error." society from within, and let us not Professor What wa do not hoar today,aday, but la death, thair blood is upon them." Paul was speaking to the forget that such Immorality In Biological Sciences Dept. clearly ahown there, la that Furthermore, In the New Romans, who appeared to have adultery (sexual relation! with Testament, Paul, In writing his the same problem we have in our another man's wife), Ineaat epistle to the Romans, shows that crumbling society today. We (sexual relations with a man's Ood first revealed himself In should note another ef Paul's DR. F.BROWAND daughter or mother), sodomy nature for all man to see His observations In Romans 1:17, (aoxual relations with other eternal power and deity, but "Though they know God's decree ENGINEERING FACULTY animals), and homosexualism mankind wasn't going for that that those who do such things UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 0 ■ story, and man exchanged the deserve to die, they not only do to ba on oampua glory of God for Images and them, but approve those who TUESDAY, JANUARY14 Slide show - various Idols. Continuing In practice them." Qraduata study Information Romans 1:M-M we come to the I do not believe the Christian All Engineering disciplines to feature crux of the problem, "Therefore Churches have helped to solve thl M.8., Engineer, Ph.D. degrees God gave them up to the lusts of real problem today. A few liberal their hearts to Impurity, to the churches have ordained Contact Plaoement Center 646-2501 for appointment native flora dishonoring of their bodies...For homosexual pastors, which is A mulit-media - show on this reason Ood gave them up to clearly against everything the California's plants will be shown dishonorable passions. Their Bible teaches. I fall to find the In tha Cal Poly Theater tomorrow women exchanged natural churches seeking through love to night. relations for un-natural and men heal these people who have been LIQUIDATION BY AUCTION The three-screen slide show Is likewise gave up natural alienated from society and the A oomplete shipment of BOO being presented by Its producer, relations with women and were church. The church has failed to PENSION A ORIENTAL RUOS Dr. J. Robert Haller, an associate use the power that Christ gave for ofessor of botany at UC Santa healing through the Holy Spirit. I This unique eeleetlon Inoludee Cirbara The free program will Auto rally have personally witnessed large A mansion size carpets, begin at I p m., Jan. It. persons healed of physical throw ruga, 6'x4', A 6'x3*l, runners According to Haller, the M- The gperis Car Club will Illnesses with this power by such and round rugs. minute show was designed to give sponsor Its first autocross of the people as Oral Roberts and students In UCSB naUva flora new year, Bunday on the baseball Hath r yn Kuhlman. Homosexuals FINE COLLECTION OP ANTIQUE courses a quick orientation Into diamond parking lot (1*10). also, I believe, can receive the A SEMI-ANTIQUE RUOS "tha diverse, fascinating and The IS per person registration aame kind of healing, but they For Immediate cash realization to beautiful world" of native fee will continue from • a.m. until must desire It first. California plant life. 1 p.m, for the "Up for Grabs As a society and as a groat honor etrlol banking commitments. Tha pro-am consists of 111 Autocross." country, we need a more . TUE8-, JAN, 14at 8 p.m. oolorod slides shown on throe Only those cars with a closed prophetic vision of the vast harm Royal Inn screens to tha accompaniment of exhaust system and seatbelts will that comes to our society when 214 Madonna Road popular music. be permitted entry. Helmets are we fall to call homosexualism San Luis Obispo Hallar said soma of the slides, also required but will be what It really Is—sin. And such which ha also uses In class work, available for participants at the can be forgiven and healed, as Aucor International (213)662-7646 ware shot as long as M years ago. course. Christ did for so many with Terms: Cash, Check, Major Credit Cards ‘Hie bulk of them, however, ha took on field trips within tha past several years. The program Is sponsored by tha Ban Lula Obispo chapter of the California Native Plant ANEW Society and the Biological Bcioncee Department at Cal Poly. CAREER OPPORTUNITY for Outpost contest- dinners are prize WOMEN Dinners for two at Bebastlans and 3S Mcllntocks, along with gift certificates from several area merchants are up for grabs In the UNITED STATES Outpost Writing and Photography Contest ARMY OFFICERS Factual stories of all sorts as well as photo essays should be through turned In to the Outpost box Rm. 236 of the Graphic Arts Building. Contest rules also are available, Professional writers CAL POLY’S and photographers will act as Judges for the contest and their choices as first place winners will MILITARY SCIENCE be published In Outpost. Deadline for all entries Is Feb. I. PROGRAM - \ V : Security Military Science Department / • ■ 4 X ' I California Polytechnic University. Telephone.,.. 546-2371 Oklahoma trounces Poly wrestlers; OSU up next If Vaugh Hitchcock had known perennial Pac I and NCAA where Rodger Warner will put his hla wrestlers would be coming off power. Last year, an off one by, 11-1 mark on the line against three straight losses he probably OSU standards, they finished undefeated Doug Ziobart wouldn't have scheduled Oregon eighth In the NCAA after a fourth Ziebart will be out to revenge a »• State for tonight. place In the Pac I. S loss to Warner last season. Radcllffe would have been a The possibility exists the Other Beavers to watch are better Idea. Beavers may be a little weary by froahman Mark Evenhus, who Hitchcock's wrestlers will have the time they hit San Luis Obispo. pinned Oklahoma's defending their work cut out for them as Tonights match will be their fifth. NCAA champion Rod Kilgore they try , to rebound from a 374 In aa many days. They have a 7-3 his first collegiate outing Mon thumping at the hands of mark with their only looses day. And if it cornea down to tho 3 Oklahoma Wednesday night, ooming to Oklahoma and tough last match heavyweight Larry their third dual meet loss In a Portland State. Bielonberg should have an ad row. They had previously been In last weeks rankings the vantage over Poly’s mini- win only two decisions all night. Thoro woro aovornl big beaten by Oklahoma State ao-is Beavers were rated 19th and Cal heavyweight Mike Bodine. Tho dooners, tho No. I toam In P^P^® Int n^^snt^i f^nr 111 , and Navy 14-11. Poly 11th. The Oklahoma contest was a tho oountry, ran off victorlaa In Mark DKHrolamo loot for only Oregon State Is definitely no An intereating Individual real disaster from the very tho flrot four weight claaaoo tho aooond tlmo In II dacisans at soft (ouch. Tho Beavers are a matchup should come at ISO, beginning as the Mustangs could boforo Warner dociatonod Prank ill, 10-7 to fhawn Oarol. Bruce Pock 0-1. Sytholl Thompoon had Lynn waa whipped by Kilgore at the Muatanga only other polnta 111, 10-4. And Jeff Callard, with a 114 win at 177 over Dan ruimerup In the NCAA laat year, McCullough boat Cliff Hatch 14 at 117. Volleyball squad Bethlehem Steel’s ____ loaded with vets With a atrong nudoua of The flrot home anoounter on the returning vertarana tho Muelang ll game schedule la with Cal LOOP COURSE, volleyball •quad will tlpoff Ita State Domingues Hllla on 107laeaaoi i Saturday at Cal Poly January M. The other teama In Pomona. the league are Cal State Management Ken Prooton, coach of tho Puller ton. Cal State Northrldne. apt kora, bolieveo ho haa the UC Irvine, UC Riverside, La horaea to win tho California Varna and Pomona-Pltaer. The Colloglato Volleyball teama all play a home and home Training Program, /Association, schedule Poly will alao play has opportunities (or young men and women with Sayo Prooton, "We can win the Santa Barbara City Collage In a league. We have all four aettoro pair of non-league gemoo. technical and business backgrounds who wish to acquire back which enablee ue to pick up the management skills to make them leaders in operations, where wo flnlehed In 1374." shipbuilding or mining management Returing atartero for the Muatanga are 14 aenlor Chip Low cost rabies Weeaborg, from Lawndale, Our representatives will be here on " Beach junior Steve clinic scheduled Bartlett, Rich Olacoupuul, a aenlor from Canoga Park, and for tom orrow Jeff Blanchard, Newport Beach iA N J4 aenlor. will be held 'Weeaborg la atill our No. 1 Let s talk about it tyer. At 14 he Jumpe well and Obispo County. he ican hit over bloeka," aald Preeton. Sponsored by the Mid-Coast Prooton plana to atart hla four Veterinary Medical Association veterana along with Tom Mc and two other health groups, Mahon, a junior from Santa dlnics will be held from l p.m. to Barbara, and Net Kaime, I p.m. The 13.to vaccinations will another junior from Lea Vagae, be given In order for Individuals Nev. McMahon waa the No. I to meet state requirements player on the Cal Poly tennle California law requires all dogs team laat year. over four months of age to be Preeton aaya about McMahon, vaccinated aa a prerequisite for "He'a a good athlete, and hlto with both hande. He'a alao good on defenae, and an all-around fine The 11 locations for tomorrow’s player. vaccinations are: Preeton alao called Kaime, "a Lewie Ava. School Kin good all-around player." dergarten (Atascadero); Arroyo The returning Betters, two of Or ends High School (Arroyo whom start are Bartlett, Orande); Police Department Oiaeoupusst, aenlor Max Boverl (Paso Roblee){ Community and junior Steve Montanei. The Building (Niporno); Morre Bey other team mem here are freeh- Recreational Hall (M om Bay); man Rick Haueer and aenlor Tom and County Health Center (San Worth, Luis Obispo). Patel Friday . January 10. ISTS Fantastic Mustangs open defense of title 00 59-58 'upset of Division i In The Muntang Imukt'thull team just doesn't know how to make dependent power Cal State Los things easy. Angeles. • Krnle Wheeler's defending Among the new troops are 8-8 CCA A chump* open their league forward Levi Wilburns, «n all schedule tonight facing a task stater from Los Angeles South that has proved Impossible In the west JC and Joe Sills, 8-3 Junior past Heat DC Kivendde on their guard from St Louis and Artsona NOW GOING ON home court. Western JC. Against Los Angeles Just heating the Highlanders Sills contributed I! points and has been a rare accomplishment Williams to. for the Mustang rngers Overall The Broncos leading scorer Is they have a managed only two forward Haul Newton, u 8-4 wins in It tries against the forward with 15.2 average. He Women’s & Men's always tough DCH team. also lends in relsiunds with an The Mustungs will take an t)-:t even to'per game record and the second ranked defense In the nation into the H p.m. contest, as well as con Fall Shoes fidence garnered from a Oedipus auditions championslp season. set for Sunday; Wheeler Is optimistic that his team can finally lea$e Ktverslde players needed First Pair Regular Price with a victory under their belts. f "I don't think well be* In Auditions for the play, timidated by UC Riverside like “Oedipus" will be Sunday ft-to to we were there last year when we p.m. and Monday 3 to 8 pin In Second had a young team. It’s very Rm. 313 of the Music Building. $1 00 difficult to play the Highlanders "Oedipus,“ u Humun version of there because they have a small the Greek classic, "Oedipus Pair gym with a full house and en Rex," Is to be performed as a thusiastic fans. We've played musical drumu Heople are some very good game* there hut needed us technicians, players not the last two years," said und rock musicians, who play Per The FIRST TIME EVER Wheeler electric guitar, synthesiser or The matchup should be u low drums. scoring one. Holy's second The play will he directed by Pat One Dollar Sale-on •Fall Styles ranked defense is allowing an Chew with Duvld Crttchlow as average of Just SI.I points a music director und Alyce Dottle game, Hlghlunder opponents us the choreographer. have been held to only «4 markers To try for uudltions be in ruom a gome. 313 In the Music Building st the The Mustangs appear to have a time mentioned above. For little more firepower than UCK. further information call the MEN'S & WOMEN'S at least on paper. Guard Gary Drumu office at S4S-$4H8 Orgill is clicking at a 16 0 points a game pace. The other guard, Gerald Jonea, Is swishing the nets for a 13.7 rate and center Tom Students receive Flgvln la chipping In about to $500 awards • points a night. High point man for DCH has CLOTHING been defensive specialist Reggie B u m Sims, ■ 6-s guard, Larry uworded two Cal Holy students Reynolds, the other buckcourt scholarships to usslst in their man Is hitting for a ti.7 murk carters. FIRST ITEM REGULAR PRICE Win, lose, or draw the Itccnm mended by Dpi Holy. Mustangs still have to visit the faculty members, Timothy Hroncos of Cal Holy Homaon Hudmund uf La iluhru und Jef Saturday night. 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