St*Ilepal However, the Spartans' Offensive Will Ihstruct 10 Girls
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STATE CRUSHES RAMBLERS 27-0 BAND HONORS COACHES ivianoogian e s race Course Fee In San Jose State college's Iiist-stepping 116 -piece band paid triter, Warner to Advisory Coach Scobey and Coach Dudley Detiroot Cal. C.A.A. Training Friday night's game with the Ramblers. For by the entire band, Spartan spelled Was followed Gridders A huge "Pop", by a larw "Dud" to show the band's appreciation for what both DeGroot and Reduced To $30 more recently Warner has done for the San Jose State college foot- team. In Fourth ball Straight Win Named last year as the largest, best marching, best playing The course fee for the Civil Pacific Coast by Fox Movietone, the college band on the band is the Aeronautics Authority air training one to use mascot drum majors, Carlisle Kramer, head drum first San Jose. State s football avalanche continued crushing every- has been reduced to $30, Mr. Frank major, declares. thing in its path, snowing under the California Ramblers 27-0 here F. Petersen of the aeronautics de- discovery of the band is little seven-year-old Janie May Latest last Friday night as a crowd of 9000 looked on. Reed who paraded with the band at the game. partment, declared Friday. The fee Many more special stunts are being prepared by the band and Fleet-footed, hard-to-stop Morris Manoogian paced San Jose was originally set at $40. a new one will be shown at each game, Kramer states. A special to its fourth straight victory in a ball game that found the team This fee covers medical exam- is being prepared for the College "blackout" stunt of Pacific game. from Berkeley no match for the locals. The fast-moving Spartan inations, insurance, and training halfback sprinted through and costs, Mr. Petersen said. around the Ram line, and in 13 Girls interested in taking thirt tries he netted 102 yards for an training should get in touch with average of nearly 8 yards per my office immediately, the aviation play. instructor said. Only 20 girls will Stub Allison's cast-offs made a be given training in California, with ball game of it the first half and Mills College in Berkeley and left the field at the intermission Scripps college in Pamona being the training bases. Each school 4.0 on the short end of a 7-0 score. &Lege__ st*IlePal However, the Spartans' offensive will ihstruct 10 girls. attack, Girls signing for the course here ! VOL. XXVIII. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, AloNDAV, OCTOBER 2. 1939 N BER S aided by a couple of Ram- bler miscues, came back to "pour will be given training at Mills it on" in the third and fourth College. This was made possible stanzas. to San Jose State college co-eds Library Displays After a dull first quarter that through the cooperation of Dean Cast For 'Twelfth Zoo 'Who's Who' found neither team showing an Ruth of Mills College. - - - advantage, San Jose went to work More than 200 male students immediately "Who's Who at the Zoo?" might in the second period have signed up for the C.A.A. and marched 88 yards on a sus- training .thus far, Petersen stated. Completed, well be the title of the current Night tained drive to a touchdown. pottery exhibit on display in the PEREGOY SCORES library. With the ball resting on Sparta's PRE-LEGAL CLUB Veterans In Leads Made by members of Mr. Her- 12 after Zacharias' punt to Minter, Peregoy banked bert Sanders' second and third away at the center VOTES TODAY (Continued on Page Three) SCHWENSEN GETS quarter ceramics class, articles to ON OFFICERS be seen In the library showcase Good Personality ROLE OF 'VIOLA' include a pompous rooster, a pink - Election of officers of the San Science Exhibit and -white horse, and a timid deer. Jose State college Pre-Legal club The remainder ot the cast for thc Helps Get Jobs, will be held at a meeting of that Pottery figurines in the group San Jose Players' production of Tell s History group in Room 25 at 12:30 today, "Twelfth Night" was announced .epresent an over-stuffed, aproned Mr. Owen Broyles, adviser, an- Pitman Declares eook with a ladle over his shout- Saturday by Mr. James Clancy. Of Photography nounces. play director der, a sober-faced, blue-clad friar Plans for the quarter will also Janice Schwensen will play the "Getting a job is not so much a and a buxom prima donna. be discussed at the gathering held important "A Hundred Years of Photogra- for the purpose of enabling mem- part of Viola, while matter of the labor market as It Is l Several of the objects in the phy" is the title of an exhibit on Oliva will be portrayed by Audrey a matter of personality, ability and bers to get acquainted. exhibit are the work of Mr. Sand - the main floor of the science build- Tracy. Bill Van Vleck has been The club, open to men and wo- determination," Paul M. Pitman, ers himself. The pottery collection ing. Put in the case during the given the role of Malvolio. The men has in the past been informal new dean of men, declared last summer, this display will be on maid, Maria, will be played by was made by class members last as to membership, but an attempt view for another week or two. Mary Morisette. week, as he blasted the idea that spring quarter and the early part will be made this year to adhere Conceived by photography in- John Ravano will play the Duke ' the youth of 1939 belong to what of this quarter. to a more formal program, Broyles structor George E. Stone, the ex- of Orsino, with Archie Case playing is commonly called the "lost gen declares. I hibit portrays a century of photo- the role of Sebastian. i eration". graphic history front the earliest Three other selections previously 1 pitman point ,.,1 ,,iii tintt, will,'ll' nitric salt prints and Daquerotypes announced are Bob Gleason as a minority of young men and wo- IND. ARTS to the newest methods of modern DISCUSS W A R Fade, Roffie Jones RR Toby Belch, men accept the hopeless role thrust olor photography. and Clarence Cassell 11R Sir Andrew upon them by pessimistic elders, , In addition to illustrations of the Augecheek. the majority have too much faith GRADUATES various methods of taking pictures SITUATION I N Others In the cast include in themselves to submit to any such used during this period, the display Emanuel Heinrich, Medric Linder, characterization. The new dean also demonstrates something of Blend Dorer, Howard Melton, omphasized the important fact GET JOBS the chemistry and chemical used NEWS CLASS Carlton Lindgren, Heber Nelson. that students should train then: - in photography as well as the Paul Leech, Charles Hughes, selves for life rather than for one principles involved in shooting and Howard vocation. One hundred per cent of San devolping photographs. Chamberlin. Nor,ti Got particular Various aspects of the Europ- termites, Edward of Jose State's 1939 Industrial Arta Included in the exhibit are pho- Soares. "It is definitely not a sign ean war situation will occupy the tographic supplies such as films, weakness or immaturity for a stu- class have received positions in "Behind the News" class for the with- photographs, negatives, flashlight dent to graduate from school their field. Dr. Heber A. Sotzin. next four or five meetings, accord- out having made a choice of a voca- bulbs, the old flashlight pan and head of the department, announced ing to Dr. William Poytress, in. STUDENT FAIR so many two cameras. There are also old tion. Many students have structor. today. potentialities that they find it dif- prints, tintypes and a demonstra- composing the tion of the west plate method of Dr. l'oytress himself will be the EXHIBIT ficult to pick out one vocation. Twenty members, SHOWN making pictures. speaker at the next meeting of "I believe that over 50 per cent entire graduating class, have been Mr. Stone accomplishes the pre- the group, discussing the general of our students probably %yin sent to positions, and two special sentation of this material by the aspects of the war. Other speak- IN ART change their chosen fields of en - the WING students also obtained jobs. use of placards and several type- ers and their topics to be heard deavor within 10 years of their lenartment head declared, written pages of explanatory soon include: Dr. Frederick E. An "raduati.in " ',t"itt e exhibit ot San Jose Stal' "Not only this year but in the material. Graham, associate professor of college art students' prodo. past ten years. he stated further. - history, General Historical Back- Shown at the Golden Gate lid. Merritt New Addition the Industrial Arts department has ground of the War; Dr. Victor M. natiorial P:xposition this sumii., placed atl its graduates. Of 160 RADIO SPEAKING Hunt. assistant professor of his- Which were on exhibit in the In, To College Speech graduates from the department tory, the Russo-German Alliance; art SOCIETY MEETS building last week will again I.. during a ten-year period, all but and Dr. Earl C. Campbell, asso- on dlaplay Clinic Faculty are this week, according It, six are teaching and the rest Election of officers will be the ciate professor of political science. officials in the Art department working in other fields." main item on the program for the American Interests and Neutrality Included In `I iIi. graduate of the exhibit, praised Miss Wild.