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Mate Libraa "toroteritc 9, BusInss Majors To Manage Hart's Stores in Workshop Project By BOB PETERSON marketing field, iughlight retailing career possibilities and ,Osioiori. peisonnei itwiiager, all supersise a regular class- paper risk( t tonnig fur the lust three days of May. Home assist aware of their own aptitudes In room training and store procedure Participants in the Business Department's Student students in becoming system. "Students will economic. students isoi. developed fashion shows and home terms of specific retailing jobs. To provide students with an then go to their assigned Management Workshop vsill climax three months of activity positions fur personal training management demonstrateitis. Descriptions' of all of the ma - opportunity principles are applied which will continue nassement with Operation Take-Over tomorrow as more than 100 bus- to visualize how classroom through Friday. positions in the stores have beret written by stu- in on-the-job situations. "Saturday at 11 a.m., Alex Mart Jr. is meet- dents majoring in iness majors assume all managerial positions for three days convening a industrial relations. Occupational therapy To help such basic management ing of the board of directors at which students at Hart's San Jose and Sunnyvale stores and San Jose students gain insight into time Bill Ronson. have evaluated department store jobs in terms of Hart's Warehouse. tasks as fact finding, interpretation of data, problem dis- student president, will preside. All students holding the capabilities and needs of the handicapped. covers' analysis of alternative courses of action, decision major levels of administration will attend," Norwood ex- -Real estate students have conducted an analysis of Byron (Scott n Norwood, assistant professor of business, making and follow through. And to assist students in gain- planted. possible suburban locations for future branch stores. Radio and Alex J. Hart Jr., president of L. Hart and Son Co.. con- lug an appreciation of the Importance of both human rola- "Then. at 4 pm., there wil be a final program and certi- and television students have prepared a funs minute (locu- ceived the workshop idea through a work-together-more- tions and leadership ability in the conduct of business af- ficates of completion still be awarded to all participating mentary film for KRON TV in San Francisco. And Police closely objective and as a serious educational activity, which fairs, students and those students who hese done special study School students have studied security procedures required has called for more than 5000 hours of student, faculty and Norwood stated that following the orientation meeting. Projects. Several hundred students in the various college in a large department store," continued Norwoud, executive time in planning. in which Pres. John 'I'. Wahlquist will deliver the keynote departments have been working on special study projects re- Norwood commented that every occupational and art Professor Norwood defined workshop goals as follows: address, Lynn Lindstrom, Hart's training director, along kiting to department store operation, stated Norwood. department in the college will be represented in the windows To acquaint students with the department store phase of the with Aramando Gayton, student training director and Don "Advertising students have prepared all of Hart's news- of the downtown Hart store. SJS EXECUTIVES PREPARE TO TAKE CONTROL OF HART'S DEPT. STORE Candidates Say 4 ISB Not A Farce' 'Improve ASB Don Ryan Government' By JIM DRENNAN By BILL PHILLIPS Student government is not a Bill Sturgeon said yesterday that improved communication end farcebut there's plenty of room representation is the only way to stimulate more interest in student for improvement. government a+ San Jose State. SJS students still take over top management positions at merchandise manager; Bill Benson, president; Scott Norwood, While SJS has about the best student government in California, Dart's department stores in San Jose and Sunnyvale tomorrow SJS faculty adviser; Rita Morrison, executive of steering com- Particiaption in government has the main problem is the lack of interest by the students, the ASB through Saturday. lion Peterson, steering committee; James mittee; Shelley Detrick, general manager; Bill Squires, store su- increased this year but only five Chureh, San JOKY dIsplay manager; Shirley Smith, Sunnyale dis- perintendent; Pete Ireberroth, assistant store manager; Aramando presidential candidate said. per cent of the student body is play manager; Donald Vliardrop, personnel manager; Ron Prince, Dayton, personnel manager; James Moore. Joseph f atanzaro and Sturgeon, a business major, doesn't believe the Student Council Sunnyvale store manager; William Stewart, Sunnyvale General Lansing Warren, steering committee.PubBe Relations photo active in it. *should be enlarged to include any The Student Court is antiquat- more representatives. ed and its proceedings are marked 'Including more representatives by a lot of "Mickey Mouse." Writer, Lead on the Council can get 'things out Greeks definitely dominate stu- of hand'. dent affairs, but this lopsided con- "If there isn't enough Interest trol is not a problem. Of Revelries shown by the students, I can't be- These are some of the opinions lieve that adding more representa- of a man who has seen at close tives will solve the problem," he range the workings of SJS' much - Likes Action explained. maligned student government: By PHIL GEIGER FAVORS MORE MEMBERS outgoing ASH Pres. Don Ryan. Opponent Dick Robinson main- This is the first in a series of two It is unlikely tnat one man has tains that more representation is articles outlining, in question and ever been in three places at one needed "in order to more effectise- answer form, Ryan's opinions of time, but if anyone comes close, ly and fairly represent and keep VOL. 45 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1958 NO. 117 the government he has headed this certainly it is Pat Garvey. co- Informed our ever increasing stu- year. The voters are making their writer, director and male lead of dent body." verdicts known at the pulls today "Tamaloo," Spartan Revelries of Robinson proposes to include on and tomorrow. '58. Students Circulate "I'm happiest when I've got the Council voting representatives SJS Q. How many SJS students from all groups, such as college now actively participate In stri- things happening all the time," departments, religious groups, ser- dent government? he said in a calm, easy-going voice. Bomb Protest Petition Last weekend he concluded a run vice organizations, Panhellenic A About 500 to 600. Council, Inter-Fraternity Council, A protest against nuclear bomb SJS students make the trip. The Q. Common opinion is that In- of "Anniversary Waltz" in Los Ga- special interest groups and inde- testing is now circulating around caravan will 11-21s e from the stu- terest In strident government is tos community theater. During pendent students. the campus. dent at 9 Saturday morning. declining. What do the statistics that time he conducted rehearsals He cited the expanding 5.11.4 Student organizers, who com- Anyone interested in offering show? for "Tamaloo," learned his lines enrollment as an important rea- posed the petition Monday after- transportation or wishing a ride A. Although we'd always like both singing and speaking, kept a son o Ity liii enlarged C lllll icil Is noon, said they already have the should call CY 7-1615, to have more people participate, 'full study load satisfied and work- needed to COW` with the 'omicr- signatures of a boo t 30 faculty we're encouraged to see that the ons canipus organirations. members. number of sign-ups for offices and Inetrnd of enlarging Me mem- ',DEPARTMENT HEADS SIGN committees has increased this Sorority Recital bership of the Courcil and creat- "We even have signatures of year. ing what he calls a -conflict of department heads," stu- Features Chorus Q. Many people contend that said one special groups." Sturgeon said he dent, "but these men signed A women's chor s, a string *Judi-tit goternment actually has this favors stimulating student inter- petition as individuals so it would quintet and various vocal and in- little effect on the average stu- est by publishing a "newsletter." not be proper to name them as strumental solos will be featured dent. Is this t rue'? The letter would include a syn- representatives of any specific at the annual spring recital spon- A. No. It affects the student in opsis of the week's events in the JANE ANN FRITZ group.' sored by Mu Phi Epsilon, national MISS VIOLA PALMER many ways. On the cultural side, Council, a copy of the minute's and . will give recital The originators of the petition. music sorority, tomorrow night at . . refiring it sponsors the Monday movies, lists of any pending committee ap- Charles Bustamante, G. Allen 8:15 in the Concert Hall of the dances, Revelries, and plans to pointments. Carrico, Ashleigh Brilliant and Music Building. bring big-time entertainment to It would be mailed to all cam- William Pounds, plan to get the The recital will Include pieces by Cummings SJS next year. It contributes hea- pus organizations. Star Singer petition out to the student% to- such well-known composers as vily to the SJS athletic program, MILLER SAYS Mt/RE STUDY day. Bach, Handel, Haydn, Chopin and to The Spartan Daily, to the The third aspirant, Chuck Mil- The text of Debussy. To Succeed Marching Band, to the Speech and the petition is as ler, said lest week he doesn't he. Sets Recital follows: "Mr. President: We, the , Approximately 20 girls will par- Drama Department, and to the live there is a need for so many undersigned, of San Jose ticipate in the program. Women's Athletic Assn. It hires By ANTHONY TARAVELLA State class representatives 00 the Coun- College, in recognition of the fact SJS Official student affairs business man- the cil. Jane Ann Fritz, a singing star that Russia has ager, and helps run the Coop and announced dis- Miss Viola Palmer. SJS staff "And I definitely feel the in the SJS campus spotlight, will continuance of her nuclear tests, Phelan Awards member for 31 years, is retiring Book Store. It provides the entire Winners of the annual Phelan Colin" II should li.eve member% of offer a recital Sunday at 3 p.m. and in the sincere belief that from her post as associate dean support for the McFadden Health Literary Contest will be announ- Panhellenic and WC on it. But in de Saisset Art Gallery, Univer- nuclear tests menace the lives and of students in charge of admissions Cottage and the Co-Rec program. ced in tomorrow's Spartan Daily. it's something that has ti be sity of Santa Clara. safety of all the people of the and records, Pres. John T. Wahl - In the futon, it will help run the Awards will be made in five studied," he said. world, hereby urge our govern- Quist announced yesterday. Cafeteria and operate the new A lyric soprano, Miss Fritz sang fields, They are essay, short story, During a talk before members ment to discontinue nuclear tests Student Activities Building. the role of Monica in Speech and lyric, sonnet and free verse. Dr. Ralph R. Cummings, associ- of the Wesley Foundation Sunday so long as no further tests are It also is a regulatory body, pro- Drama Department's production Of ate professor of philosophy and night, Miller indicated that too made by Russia." standards for campus or. Gian-Carlo Istonotti's "The Med- assistant to the president, has viding PAT GARVEY much student government at SJS 2000 AT SFS ganizations. The future will see ium" presented here in April, 1956. been appointed to the vacated ... triple threat is being run by members of Greek more activities. eel at his part time job 01 hash- SJS audiences also have profited One of the students said, "San Applications Close position, effective Oct. 1, even Organizations Francisco State signa- Applications close at 2:30 p.m. I Tomorrow: Ryan answer's the ing for meals. from Miss Fritz's vocal talent at has 2000 Miss Palmer began her SJS "Although I'm a Greek myself, tures. We'd like to duplicate that." today for ASB Prosecuting At- charge that the student Council Pat's dramatic experience cov- concerts presented to students and career Sept. 1, 1927, as student I'd like to see more interest shown It Is the aim of the student torney, according to Curt Ltift, is a nibber stamp, discusse's the ers a wide variety of shows. Dur- faculty. assistant in the registrar's office. by some of the outside groups," group to have the petition ready Stiident Court chief justice. The I troubles of Student Court arid ing his enlistment in the Air Miss Fritz will be seen in this In 1930 she became secretary to he said. for a demonstration to be held attorney will be appointed by I the class e lllll wits, and I. pare% Force, he began studying drama year's Revelries production, "Ta- Joe H. West, registrar, and in the Miller was in a lighter mood in Union Square, San Fralleke0, Student Council at its meeting SJS' government o it h that Id at the University of Hawaii and maloo," singing the leading female following year became assistant Monday afternoon. Ile said one of this Saturday. The petitioners this aftern other schools. ssntinued after separation from role as Vance. registrar. his hest advertising gimmicks - a plan to hate a car caravan of orviCe at the University of Wash - During her early years at the long and antiquated hearse- was Among her numerous singing ington. Ile selected SJS for his college, Miss Palmer took course, removed fnim in front of the Col- awards is one given her by the final tvco years of college because leading to an A.B. degree in edu- Mechanization Talk lege Library. Senior Music Study Club of San of what he called. "the outstand- cation, which she earned in 1940 "Some authority from the Jose in 1952. mg reputation this college has for In 1949 she was named registai Today Building and t.r Is Depart- Next concert engagement for world To Be Held wire its drama department." and in the following year became ment said it oii% blocking part Miss Fritz will be with the San Compiled fro m United Press -The Huntin l’.(‘ .11 Human Da- Now a senior, he has played in admissions officer, 1.1 the otidtti NIL /111111 1.1411MIng Jose Symphony Orchestra. She UNITED NATIONSThe Unit- ly founded Arab state. a book by Norbert Wiener. several college productions Orchid Last year the title of her office lingS," ronict,tion." will appear as guest soloist with ed States called upon the Soviet NEW DELIIIPrime Minister will be the topic of discussion at Mg "The Caucasian Chalk Circle was changed to associate dean of the orchestra in the fourth con- Union yesterday to remove fear of Jawaharlal Nehru, 69, told his today's Book Talk. Dr. Norman it and in community productions students. In 1950 she was awasded cert of the 1957-58 season. She massive surprise attack by agree- Congress Party yesterday that he Dollofe associate professor of geo- well. He may be remembered lo- an honorary 1VI.A. degree in recog- earned this privilege after winning ing to a zone of inspection in the wishes to resign from office- -but logy, will review the hook. cally for his performance as Jeff nition of her many years of ser- the San Jose Symphony Auditions Arctic. not immediately. Wiener is known as the father in San Jose Light Opera's pro- vice to the college. in June. 1957. of cybernetics. the science which duction of "Brigadoon." But in Moscow and on the floor Ile stated that he would like to Miss Palmernative Califor- / Miss underlies automation. The author Tickets for the opening night Fritz currently is studying of the Security Council Russia re- become "an individual citizen" free nian and a Ileald's Business Col- voice raises questions on how far mec- performance of "Tamaloo," will be under Frederick Loadwick, newed its demands that the United from "this daily burden of the lege graduals. assistant professor of music. States halt its II-bomber alert hanization can be carried with- on sale today in front of the Re- Does Uncle Sam premiership."eign I De. Cummings was born in out destroying individuality and serve Book Room from 10 30 a m. Sunday's recital program will missions. In Moscow, Soviet For- WASHINGTON The House . Wyoming and attended the Col- need foul Then Minister Andrei Gromyko the guarantee of progress by auto- to 4.30 pm. 'rickets are 75 cents . include 16 numbers. Music com- said Rules Committee yesterday clear- ' lege of Puget Sound. In 1937 he set Roos for mation. for students and $1 for general posed by Purcell, Handel, Haydn, either the U.S. must halt such ed for floor action rival plans for received an A.B. degree f Seat- Book Talks are held every Wed. admivv,on a final fling Mozart, Schuman. Schubert, Du- flights or bear "grave responsi- an unprecedented extension of tin- tie Pacific College. Ile holds an nesday from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in in dazzling park, Faure, Ravel. Honegger, Ives hilities . , . for possible conse- employment compensation hone- M.A. degree from the University and Watts will he featured. quences." TB24. new sportcoat. fits. r of Redlands and a Ph. D. degree Dr. Edgar A. Doll MOISCO1VPres. (lama! Abdel The committee. traffic police- from the University of Indiana. is__ Look good going Nasser of the United Arab Repub. men for legislation to be consid- After spending more than 10 y Lectures Today out! Now on sale lic (U.A.R) arriving here yester- 1-...- ,. aid Look 1, a, : . Phy Soph Dance Bids ered by the House, cleared both years in the ministry, Dr. Cum- eh Sign Today "A at Roos every Bids for the Soph (lance day for an 18-day visit, received the Democratic-sponsored program mings began his education career Korean eterans nicest sign at- vically and Mentally lion,hcapps1 color but olive will go on sale Monday in the one of the greatest welcomes ever calling for a 16-week extension of as an instructor in sociology at tentlance (onus fair April by 5 , Child" will be the title of a le, -- Outer Quad. accorded a visiting dignitary. jobless pay at federal expense. and Taylor University Upland. Ind. "e . ,praf ,c4,,,,nrni 1,1 in gT to %eters , tureEd given today at 4 pm. by r): drab. 29.95 to 39.85. officetAa? Sunny Caldwell, decorations Huge bannerlines in the MoscowgarPresident Eisenhower's plan. The was appointed dean of students forms A. Doll, teacher and roe- at ant dance. press hailed Soviet-U.A latter Registrar's chairman for the May 9 R. friend- would extend the duration that institution. 1952-54. Ile join- are l'wated in the suiting psychologist. s. asked that all sophomores inter- ship and editorials said the visit of state benefits by 50 per cent ed the faculty of Indiana Univer- Office and mint le. signed or the The lecture, which will be held ested in working on decorations was an omen of -fruitful coopera- but it would not help uninsured sity, 1955. and became a member monthly the. 1.111 he late. , in the Engineering Lecture Hall, is First at Santa Clara contact her before May 8. tion" between Rusvia and the new- workers, of the SJS staff last September ------S ' open to the public. 119.0 )ag 4.art

2.--SPARTAN DAII.V Wednesday. April 30. 1958 Editorial Thrust anti Parry

Editor: against The spartan No As part of participation in Men- ' ..... nists are 51155 thing tint .t1r-N ; our No Sound, Fury re than iiiii Sal Health Week may I suggest often they sire campaign, true to The current election form, entertainment could be lined up. Chief Justice Curt that something be done about the egos, can af-Ford. We do wish came in like a lamb and is going out like a mouse. Luft blandly stated that "Nobody would come if sick -sick -sick writing in the Spar- he %soukt get off this Jaguar, As the date for voting has approached, the there were no entertainers." tan Daily? The editorial and fea- though, because his thoughts of- candidates have been caught up on a groundswer Oh brother. ture columns of April 28 funsish ten are thiese sof a Itiusibler in of apathy, and some in fact have been catapulted Student government itself isn't as dull as the some examples of exaggerated their attempts to Dodge the into the bright glare of public indifference. outward show would indicate. Its detractors' con- prose and "exaggerated personali- issue. But %sell continue run- in short, few people seem to really give a damn. stant yammering to the contrary, it does have a ties." ning his ref reship"; retnarka, Nobody seems to be mad about anything or big effect on our scholastic lives, from orientation Consider these gems of thought though right now the )'re Run- at anybody. The only really provocative issue, to graduation. We buy our books in a store par- and expression: ning Bored. We k he Auto whether the should help Nobody ASS finance tially controlled by it; we participate in athletic and "A tasty brand of auto ....sheer listen (is our athice, but u Activities Gthe new Student Building, other programs partially supported by it; when we tinge of prestige . . . then the doubt that he ets died a-borning. In the middle of a need hospitalization, we're treated in a health cot- snow files thick and fast . . . it ADVERTISERS Mad flurry of minor and often misinform- tage run by if; we get leadership training when we is hard to wade through the drifts Patronize Your ed agitation about the delay in building the new participate in it; we put $7.50 each semester into to find the person behind the bliz- student center, the president politely pointed out its treasury, which spends more than ;150,000 a zard." that work is going ahead, and that the delicate year. To say that it has no effect upon us is to "We caress security, cuddle it, I issue wasn't something for the boys to play around whistle in the dark. stroke it and woo it." ELECT platforms were rewrit- with. Coincidentally, some Its great fault is its inability to stir the same "A wife's love of security per- ten immediately. kind of interest created in the community by na- meates man and hinders his drive." uninspiring, ideas have Some good, though tional government, a perhaps unfair comparison. Beware of "runaway orthodoxy." weekly been advanced. Putting out a detailed Students simply are too busy with their classes or Don't he "gutless." In place of Aick the harried government newsletter would be wise: with their fun to be bothered with campus politics. men like Mike Todd we have, from all editors of The Spartan Daily, badgered The great boosters of this wall of apathy are "Crewcuts who sigh like furnaces for 150 organiza- the "WHY NOT SPREAD OUT, f5OY9 7 NO NEE V' FOR sides to provide more publicity loud independents who love to complain that go- for security. While we hide in this this as a blessing. Broadening the ALL OF YOU TO FLUNK.' obitt..601 tions, look on vernment is run by a cliquenamely, the Greeks. palladium of safety, our initiative would be an ad- base of the Student Council also Yet these independents often are and drive shriel and syncopate." want more stu- Whose vantageous move. The candidates the very people who stay away from Where is our manlike "swashy" entertainment; we've backed this, dent-sponsored Fault the polls in droves, who fail to pro- behavior? and in fact no on seems to be opposed to it. La Is It? vide candidates from their own ranks, Rosa's Check Stopped To use a form from the editor: And here lies the basic trouble with whole and thus allow campaigns to degenerate into inter- SAN FRANCISCO (UP)Sing- only walked out on his show, but we think they (Spartan Daily wri-i campaign; no one really seems to be opposed to fraternity popularity contests and government to cr Julius La recently he out of the building as well. terst Auto do this (write proper- Everybody suggests a few spe- Rosa said anything important. minority. "He just wasn't strong enough to ly) instead of trying to tell us we politic, then fall by default into the hands of the Greek I is sure he will eventually collect cific cures for the ailments of the body follow the other acts." Auto like what we've justifiably smooths over the unappealing issues with a plea The average student has no cause to complain the $10,000 promised him for a 10- government; if it's a bored -looking Frank- La Rosa, here to appear at Ha- grown tired of. for "improvement. ' about his day stint at the Portland, Ore., enstein, it's at least one of his own making. milton Air Force Base and at the My intentions are "gold-plated." So we're against sin, too. Home Show. Owen M. Broyles help things The best cure for the evils he so loudly con- annual Policeman's Ball, said he The Student Court certainly didn't The producer of the show. Al Associate Professor of demns is to help shape government's policies and "can't understand what it's all by calling off last night's election rally. We didn't Learman, stopped payment on a Economics. embrace the idea heartily at first ourselves, but it personalities. Today might be a good t:me to start. about." He added he was "sur- $10,000 check yesterday, claiming was about the only sign of life in the campaign. It's a very, very simple case of put up or prised and a little hurt" at Lear- EDITORS NOTE: Professor La Rosa failed to put out his best man's action. Broyles' traditional Tire-sides What happened to it? It was called off because no shut up. efforts during the show April 10- 20. Open at I P. M. "I feel I gave I.a Rosa every Rent a Tandem Spartanady chance to up-beat his act," Lear- (A bicycht built for two) Pizza with a "Personality" man said. "He was uncooperative Your Authorized Raleigh Dealer HOUSE OF PIZZA Entered as second clan matter April and several hundred patrons not Jole. the Opus PAUL'S CYCLES 395 Almaden Ave., CT 7-9908 Calif., under San 30... 24, 1934, at act of March 3, 1879. Member Califor- 1435 The Alameda CT 3-9766 Naar the Civic Auditorium nia Newspaper Publishers' Astocietioe.1 By LARRY WATERS Puplished daily by Associated Studeets I The clanging, merry rattle of tin drank champagne like he was Vaido's Lasagna of San Jos. State College. incept Sat- dousing the Chicago fire . cans and cow bells carried ... Complete 95c Meal urday and Sundy, during college veer didn't really do much harm ASB with one issue during ach finI By a happy, hustling car with us when he started to shed his Dinners$l.35 up mInatIoa period. sign that says JUST MARRIED. at- CY 4-6414Editorial Est. 210. Adv. 21I. I tire: because the people didn't PEPPER TREE INN Press of Globe Printing Co. And ten million June brides lat- notice him when the fiddle be- 2060 S. FIRST STREET PRESIDENT EDITOR JIM DRENNAN gan to play . . . and Uncle Joe BUS. MGRS. _WILLIAM GUIMONT er when the rice has turned to JOANNA HILBY dust . . recount those days started to show hiss he wowed Sparta Camp Director 1957-58 'ens on the great uhite way; DAY EDITOR JIM ADAMS of college bliss and the guy that $3500 PER STUDENT Public Relations Chairman 1956-57 NEWS EDITOR BILL GODFRET had the crust; to write of ro- and do you recall how sad he Red Carpet Apartments Barbara Grasser Copy Desk Chief mance, love, pinnings and sere- Wali when We told him he could- at Student Activities Board Rep. SPORTS EDITOR JOHN SALAMIDA n't dance ... because he'd sure- DAILY COMMENT EDITORS nades . . . and compare it to the 659 S. NINTH STREET Communty Service Commirtee CATHY FERGUSON. RANDIE 3.FM shambling march of monkeys on ly tear a hole in his newly Apt. 3, mgr. CY 2.4154 Rep. parade; rented pants: and that other CH 3-1291 FR 8-2781 'coy. Dad was grand and so guy paid for the dmnage, you was Mom and the reception is know, the one who drank the %%arm beer . . . when he shat- PARKING complete SUCCC01 . . so what if tered both French doors on his is the bridesmaid tripped and fell You'll be sittin'on top of' the world when you change to EM when she stepped on the train way down from the chandglier; NO PROBLEM of your dress; and that guy who Downed His Fill and I'm sure your Dad was sat- Convenient Location isfied and had eaten and downed Two Doors from Campus PEE WEE'S PIZZA his fill . . . when that simply 945 THE ALAMEDA dreadful maitre d' showed up with Student Rates the liquor bill; and your mother Daily a^d Rates Almost Here didn't really mind that terrible Jimmie Brown . . when he slip- Dos'+' Be Late for Class DIXIELAND BAND ped up behind her and dropped ice W. Park It for You down the back of her gown; and Pizza to go little Susie, bless her heart, wasn't 25c Night Parking 25c really a disgrace . . . even though 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.F. re-.d Sat. she did foul up and throw flowers 5 p.m. to I a.m.Mon. end Thus 4th & SAN FERNANDO all over the place: Next to Shell Station CYpreess 7-5900 And Mrs. Jackson's husband, (lens, he one who wore the spurs . . . I don't think he at - tunny meant to mispronounce Relax and enjoy the intimate hors-d' oeuvres; And I still think atmosphere by the rustic stone Miss Ttiekett's proper; r is ben she caught the bon - fireplace and cocktail lounge (pod . . . and jumped four feet In the air, snapped her garters Complete Dinners also Nightly and shouted 'Ole!: and the fz qt.% Special $7.50 Sirloin Steak Dinners were nice and useful . . . don't we still has s' a clock or two? . . . but we never did Moire out Frank's Steak House who sent us that billiard cue; 4 MILES SOUTH ON ALMADEN CLOSED TUESDAY Honeymoon Glee although I think the boys took advantage of our honeymoon glee CORONA UNDERWOOD ROYAL REMINGTON . . . v..hen they set fire to our hotel the night of the charivari; but they didn't mean to harm us wwriieri and I can still see Johnnie's tears i . . %hen the judge pronounced it FOR RENT arson and gave him 20 years; and Special Rental Rates for Students you remember when I registered FOR SALE and the desk clerk said, "Oh, sir Used StandaH and Portable Machines . . . you've signed yourself in Est 1900 tell me, what's EASY PAYMENT PLAN beautifully but with her?"; SAN JOSE TYPEWRITER CO. and how sip acted the old Free Parking 24 S. 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WhalersWin,47-28; cpopu SpartanSwim Cal Wins Pitching PO- cpaptan SPORTS EDITOR JOHN SALAMIDA Team Breaks Duel by 2-0 Score iur SPARTAN DAILT-3 d Bill Leach ;,n.i Charlie Dexter setrond en Hersey Johnson's Ish Cop Independent Title \VPdnehda) AP111 30 1958 16 go.c, c,..,4s :if each others blooper to left. %gain ester ar, SWEET SAUER Meet Recor .,,peetive Cal and SJS teams but choked off the budding rally of- goes title and the right to moo San Jose State's 400-yd. medley 1 the former nine scored single tal- right at the stem by taking out in Greek champion PiKA on Thurs- Meet PKA Thursday team splintered one of four lies in the lost and seventh inn- Rob krail On 14 long fly and the day night, relay ings to gain e ,iciory. milking out iamb hitter BUIS Paced by hot -shooting Jerry records that was eclipsed at ill - The Orangles played ssithout meet Nelson and Wayne Mush, the Leach recorded a sit hitter l'irey. k.1, 'the high -scoring Bob Miyaktiso the Pacific Association Senior Dexter walked but two Spartans Whalers pulled away from a slim 1 and on t W.u 11.11I in- %tits hit for 26 on Monday night, v, coming and diving champion- i time two point halftime lead, last night, wild has e piled Ills - while' giving the scorekeeper ito and Run IK1344e. But the ysay thr to overwhelm the Organics, 47- , ships conducted at the Santa Clara , decision. Boum .'r, Ihister bore to etch seven K's in the book. sse Whalers carne on in the second for the 28, and win the Independent lea- Su on Club pool Sunday down with runners on bare and Schmiedt had two singles halt last ulg ht . . . It would be ' Tom Macedo, Rich Donner. the Spartans' eight hits aent Spartans and Bob Puccinelli crack- hard to slir if these ta it men .3.rt Lambert and Hale Antler- for nought. ed a 385 ft double for the Rear, FAIRGROUNDS FAIRWAYS could have brought victory. CAL Al R H SJS Al 14 son eombined sifbirtn %ship Cal scored in the first on three Golf Driving Range Leading only 14-12 at the half- ersaci lb 3 1 0 Scbm4c14 If 2 through the etitirwe In 4:13.4. a cc dike and first baseman John Ba- Bentiv'to II 4 0 0 Long 16 2 I way mark, the Whalers really ex- 4.3 seconds faster than i STUDENT SPECIAL startling laam's sacrifice fly to George Dud. evenIli rf 3 0 1 Haley lb 4 ploded and forged ahead 22-13, mark of 4:17.7 set hy Palma of 2 0 0 Rottenly lb 3 35c a bucket with AS8 the old ley in tight. The other marker was Card mainly on Nelson's looping jump- Relearn lb 2 0 0 Chit'n'sen c 4 1 t s an Iteandro Winer% in not hung on the scorchoanl until i S. 10th & TULLY ROAD Thoipson c 4 0 2 Johnson of 1956. ' the seventh when Ed Masearin Whit. is 4 0 I Krail is 0 Today is the last day for in- Coach Tom O'Neill's mermen reached first base on a force-out Mies'ein lb I I I Ciadlev rf 2 0 (Leach p 3 terested individuals to sign-up picked up four other Places play stole the keystone Dexter p 4 0 at second. iUlrey ri I 0 SHOW SLATE for intramural softball anti soli. the swim show. Bob Lim of the Nis, and scored on Dexter's leyball. Sign-up in the Metes Spartan Fresh raced to a 1:13.7 clothesline single to left. Totals 29 2 6 Totals It II Gym office. sixth place finish in the men's RIIBlarn Datr. I-.-Christiansen, STUDIO sixrthhe Spartansn ththreatened s - 1100-yd. breaststroke. Urn's place Long Johnson. OPWhite and and innings htnutthtoe Whs. Grgg and 11Imire: Krad. Long

"THE BROTHERS ers. The Organic's Bob Bridge and time were not to be taken no avail. Leach lined a single to and Rostoreily. 213PuccinIli. 1.08C1 lightly. The best clocking was Palma. 111-0. KARAMAZOV" then dumped in six straight points, center and Jim Schmeidt followed 8, SJS 7. SFBalsa’s-, 1:06.8, a meet record, ter 2, Leach S. SODester 7, Leach 3. Yul Brynner and with nine to go, it stood at Francisco Niants far with a grounder between third and A big factor In the 'merest' of the San thus Macedo, !WS 220-yd backstroke Lossr--Ltiach (2-21, Claire BloomMaria Sella '28-21. Nelson continued on his this season has hr-in the long ball hitting (if big Bank Satier. short in the sixth. Jim Long's dou- scoring ways (hitting 15 in the Sauer (shove) clouts a double en route to the viiants' 2-0 ssiii record holder. captured third ! We-play hopper and Harry Haley's second half) and 'Mush started to over the Chicago Cubs..Internistionat photo place in his specialty at 2:30.7. strikeout wiped out the locals' SPARTAN DRIVE-IN pump, and with six to go, the Two days earlier, Raced.) estah- chances record in the D. McQuire Fess Parker Whalers really started there move, Retied a college With one mit in the O% edit "Old Yeller" and in the next three minutes, ersonsame event with a time of 2:18.5. Don hri.tiatimeti .tar.hed a %W- "All Mine to Give" ea Edges And San Jose annexed its two other tanked 10 to the Organic's zero. I; le to inter anil ads awes' to Glynis Johns Canwsran Mitchell The route was on. places in three-meter diving corn - 1 featurette perutnitiornu.pJtoohr Jnohir,iesaokn -WONDERS OF CHICAGO" An interesting aspect was the InNovel Dash Race of Stan. that the Whalers have four fact ford with 248.5 credits. Peak's first stringers, 6 It, or over, while By JOHN SALAMIDA able and ,aiight-liftin3T1 EL RANCHO DRIVE-IN winning total was 359 points. Bill the Organics can boast of Fred champion. e re o . Pe Jim Lea, world record holder Ruotola of the Spartans grabbed "Raintree County" Tashire (5 ft. 2 in.) and Vie shoes with track spikes on the dash, led all the spot with 203.3 markers E. Taylor M. Cl,ft now (5 ft. 6 in.) Bob Bridge is: for the 440-yard bottom, along v, ith his 1956 Olym-ififth

the Organics' monster, tipping io way en route to a close -one yard pie Games uniform. Walt Disney Short weight - at 6 ft. even, victory over champion Lea, who zipped :45.8 in the 440 Auto Repair "Wetback Hound" at . , A&M lifter Paul Anderson yesterday several years ago to set a world ORGANICS ' WHALERS 0 I Auto Repair Spartan Field. decked out in a bright FG FT TP Thush f 6 3 15 mark, was Automatic Transmission Specialty Kitajima f 2 3 7 Jones f 0 2 2 More than 300 fans turned out yellow track suit. Anderson, who Can't decide what business MAYFAIR Student Rates CY 5-4247 Nish'ilma 4 3 I 7 Atkins c 2 0 4 to watch the two world title hold- broke out in a sweat following thc would suit you best? ii Nelson q 6 4 16 456 E. Son Salvador, San Joss Bridge c 4 3 race, lifted Lea to hl,s shoulders you should look Into the "Doctor In The 1 I Holmci'st q 3 0 6 ers match strides in a novel 50- al es Maybe Tashiro q 0 possibilities offered by a life House" q 0 2 2 Smith I 2 0 4 yard dash race. Lea, United States as a token of friendship. Several Itow sales career. Among Corbin q 0 0 0 LDales f 00 00 00 Olympic Games runner in 1952, photographers were on hand and insurance VEAL its many advantages are the "Doctor At Sea" snapped their shutters at will, got off to a fast start and main- freedom of being in business for Totals 9 10 28 Totals 19 9 47 : tamed the pace all the way. "Anderson is faster than I SCALOPINI yourself, and no ceiling on your thought," Lea commented after avec lei1c2Ao5rnpignons earnings. Halftime score: Whalers 14-12. Free Lea was timed in 6.5 and the the race. "lie has fantastic speed The head of our campus unit will missed' "1"’"7, Whale" 7' burly Anderson in 6.9. Anderson. throwsRat/Ames, Gil Egeland, Dick Schwendin- for his size." glad to fill you in on the details. world's records be CV. '7-5060 gr holder of all the Spartan track coach Bud Winter 2 Steak Houses 2 57 heavyweight weight-lifting, tipped GUS ADAMS New was official starter for the race. Serve You Patronize Your ADVERTISERS at 360-lbs. at race time. REPAIRS the scales Anderson, after the race, ans- BICYCli 40 N. FIRSTCY 7-5707 ALEC GUINNESS FILM And Parts COLONY Despite his terrific size, An- wered questions fired at him by New and Used Bikes 195 SOUTH FIRST STREET "All At Sea" AlVi) RENT A derson was right on the heels of members of the crowd, and obliged PROVIDENT MUTUAL pr. TYPEWRITER I.ea throughout the race and autograph seekers with his signa- FABER'S CYCLERY ANGELO'S Life Insurance Company K`) SWIM StuDENT 5 5 impressed the crowd with his ture. 702 S. First CY 4-1314 74 EAST SANTA CLARA of Philadelphia u n d'e feafed professional "The Swan" Rant 3MONTHS Performance, An wrestler,w he enplanes for New A. Guinness G. Kelly KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES persons were amazed at Most York today where he will give a SAN F NANO CY 2.1501 the agility displayed by the like weight-lifting exhibition at Madi- SLAMATOGA son Square Garden as a part of MINION 7- 3cr7e Coffee Date? Pepper Tree Inn weight -lifting meet between the 60 Units end Apartments "Peyton DIERKS DONUTS Coffee Shop Restaurant U.S. and Russia. Heated Swimming Pool Important Notice! 11 P.M. Place" 6 A.M. to Free TV and Room Phones L. Turner H. Lange 370 AUZERAIS STREET 2112 S. FIRST STREET In :ippreriation of the rooperation of the several THIS IS A CLASSROOM? hundred at Jose State College stinIcnts who are participating in

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Here's your chance to have fun, learn and earn a full unit of natural sciellie credit MIN 1st, 2nd, 3rd at the same time. -4110e WEST COAST NATURE SCHOOL is offering to students and faculty members an TOWLE'S AwastsitiC opportunity to explore nature's secrets from June 15 to 21. One of nature's wonder- lands, Lesson National Park will be long remembered for its scenic splendor and natural Use Our Divided environment. Payment Plan At No Additional Charge Invirgorating morning jaunts along the trail to study wild life, trees and wild flowers. Special trips in the afternoon to points of interest. Various forms of fun and relaxa- Tradition fr,r tion will occupy the evenings. Quality San Registration for the Lassen session will begin Thursday, May Is). at 8:00 a.m, in front of Room 127 in the new Science Wing. Registration fee is 315.00. Don't miss this four; register early! 1-1A-417 WEST COAST NATURE SCHOOL N alma JUNO ',woe 1101 SAN JOSE SUNNYVALE SAN JOSE SIATE COLLEGE ,ro and "an I'erriandn sta. San Jose 24, California In Doantoun San Jose

A a L I s - c)' ART 1N 11 MN April 30. 10N13 iviany Coed Groups THE WHEELS Barbecue Closes COME AND GET IT! Woman 3 Offer Recognition, 14011----1 ,,Women's Day Wad I The annual Cat's Meow Barbe- cue, sponsored by AWS and WAA, 1 By CHARLENE SHATTUCK Useful Enterprise will climax Women's Day today. Society Editor By MELINDA MASON The dinner, open to all women stu- Today Is Women's Day at San As I hi' One rolls around for dents, will be held at the N'ornen's Jose State. tOf course we know! recognition of women', organiz- that every day is women's day, ations on campus, sortie of our Gym barbecue pits from 5-6:30 coeds are unaware of the nurs'e hut today the p.m. emus groups in which they may AWS is making Menufor the dinner ronsists of participate. it official. i hot dogs, baked beans, salad, pie One organization that pow:MI) Here are a and soft drinks. Tickets may be affects more women students thar items that nt, purchased for 50 cents in the Stu- any other is the Independent Wit- he of interest to dent Affairs Business Office, TB16. men's Housing group, Its purpose the ladies. is to unite all independent living Entertainment will include If you are a groups to use their accumulated tumbling, a skit, "Eloise," and two coed 5 feet 7 in- 4111./11- power for service and it-cognition. monologues. Trophies for the bi- ches tall or over, I have wonder- This group's biggest :oil% ity was cycle relay races will be awarded il news for you. According to a - the outcome of its talent, com- and candidates for AWS offices 'tided Press stor y, a student. bined with that of the 184 Club. will be introduced. faculty study was recently con- in production of a flo.it in the an- ducted at P o m 0 a College in nual homecoming l'arride. The Claremont with the following re- , float took first priz. in the in- ALL THE dependent division as well as thei 1"Il'Is.'They found that 80 per cent sweepat ekes. CUTE CHICKS of the coeds who considered them- Women on campus who are in- selves tall r5 feet, 7 inches or! terested in associating with other Looking over plans for Women's ha', are fist- of the six vommIttee ARE AT THE abovei were better adjusted. more women ot the same interests will chairmen. Front , I to r, are Georgie Steele, mania LA' fry chairman; Chris Hall, publiiitv. Rack row, optimistic, more socially oriented, find a variety of organizations Ann Purples, general Georgie Steel, and harem Decker prepare to scr. light and fluffy more tolerant of others, more alike I to r, arc !leant.. Thoniati, hike races: and Liz Easton, Cats Slearill formed around their major. Some Barbecue. Not pktured are Ann Kyhlick Cats Ni1.111% Barbecue; pancakes to, I to r, Leslev Andersen. Ann Purple. and Sur Arma- in their responses and stood up Mtn., find in line at the MA'S and WAA-sponsored pancake fry of these groups are invitational, and Terry Galvin, AWS adviser.Spartsfoto by Bob Kauth. this morning in front of the Women's tiym.spartafoto. better for their rights." but many of them .ire open for tion in Russia," today. 11:30 a.m., But don't get too discouraged if participat ion. Grace Baptist Church, S. 10th and you are under 5 feet 7. Maybe I Organizations avert I all just po. paPtal (1114 ; San Fernando street, things are different down at work, and some of the women's AWS Holds Women's Day; mono College. organizations at SJS provide coeds with fun as well. Tau Gamma and Bowling, for all interested wo- Pancake Fry First Event A word of warning from Brown the Major Club include bean and men, today, 3:30 p.m., Women's and Rowland, Inc.: "Summer jobs spaghetti feeds along with activi- Gym. The first event of the A\\ cakest, coffee and milk is co-spon- are filled early. Plan your summer ties for P.E. and recreation majors. Death Valley Reunion, bring pic- ponsored Women's Day, a pan-' sored by WAA and is open to both months now, especially if ydu Women's Organizations at SJS tures. tonig'it, 7r30, Student Union. Yes, I am fabulous! cake fry, is being held this morn- men and women. would like to join the thousands fill in the gap and make it possible High School Rally Convention *It is Ay' that I'm fabulous, when ing until 10:30 at the barbecue Flour for the pancakes was of other college students working for our coeds to lead a well -round- Committee, meeting, today, 3:30 you consider that today I'm wearing pits in front of the Women's Gym. donated by Quaker Oats Co., and in camps or summer resorts." life. p.m., Student Union. CONTACT LENSES. Contact lenses The 15-eent breakfast of pan- Pet Milk Co supplied the milk. "Let's Get Married," have elevated me - to a new realm of AND THEY'RE OFF! series, tonight, 7:30 CH150. beauty. Formerly I was only scrump- Methodist - Presbyterian Com- tious 1.1 wore my glasses then) but now muting students, lunch meetitr; see for vourself! "Which Way for Students." Dt Afaxl4Athghnirrian McAffee. tomorrow, 12:30, CII162 Newman Club, meeting, tonight (By the Author of "Rally Round the Flag, Boys! "and, CONTACT LENS CENTER 8, Newman Hall. "Barefoot Boy with Cheek.") SPECIALISTS WITH CORNEAL CONTACT LENSES Orehests, for all interested wo- men, today, 4:30 p.m., Women's JOE ALLEN FRANK JACKSON Technicians Gym. 213 S. FIRST CY 7.5174 THE POSTMAN COMETH Phi Alpha Theta, guest speaker Mrs. Gladys Waldron, "The Amer- have recently received several letters from readers which ican Character," tonight. 7:30, C11- have been ,t) interesting, so piquant, so je ne Sal's gaol, that I 162. feel 1 must share them situ all of you. The letters and my Softball, for all interested wo- CLASSIFIEDS replies follow: men, today, 4 p.m., Women's Gym. SI R: Spartan Twirlers, folk dancing. To place classifieds, take thims So TI116, Student Butineu Office, Maybe you can help me. I came tip to college eight years tonight, S. WG22. Swimming, for all interested wo- FOR RENT Lie. Child ago. On my very first day I got into a bridge game in the Care. 2-5 years. N. 1st men, today, 9:30 p.m., Women's St. near new Civic Center, CY 4- student union. I ani still in the 'Woe bridge game. I have never Room with kit. prIv. One hlk. off 7710. Gym, campus. Apt. also avail. Resv, for gone to clans, cracked a book. or paid any tuition. All I do Tau Delta Phi, meeting, tonight. summer now. 162 S. 9th. CY 7- Wanted: Girl to share lovely mod- is play bridge. 7:30. Tower, 7792. ern apt. with one other girt, 1 blk. off campus. 166A East To explain my long absence and keep the money corning Weekly Share Session, "Educe- Nicely furnished two San Salva- room apts. dor. Rear apt. Contact after 6:30 loan home, I told it harmless little lie. I said I was in medical with dressing room. Tile bath with p.m shower. Water school. This made Dad (iny father) terribly proud. It also and garbage in- cluded. $55.00. 332 S. 7th St. CY FOR SALE enabled nip to keep playing bridge. We were both very happy. 5-5193 until ,July _1st. But all good things must cone, to in end. Mine ended when Fellows wanting pleasant summer For Sale 1956 Volkswagon, Ex- housing with kitchen privileges, cel!. ccndition. Call CI. 8-0495 1 cante home for Christmas vaeation. I arrived to Mid that Ann Portals raise', Iaer ;Mil t III' 11 'ling il.;tial tor hit-A,Ii..te, , see THE WILSON'S at 152 S. 9th after 4 p.m. Sister (my sister) was in the It, with an ingniwn spleen. Ii, to r., Laughlin. Kathy Foster and Ilarilee May to begin St. "51 PONTA1C 8, R&H. Automatic. N,irbert Sigalisks. the einnient ingniwn spleen ',uncoil, was i the biiNcle rave. Heenie Thonia., statehes from the right. 569 S. 2nd. Clean 2 rm. opts, $5-8- --spartsfoto by Bob hatitli $225.00. CY 7-0926. -,4seduled to operate, but unfortunately he wws run over by $65. 1 or 2 adults, automatic wash e er and dryer. Casa Alta Apts. Tape Recorder a hut-lood cart on the way to the scrubbing room. Silvertone, year 6 BlItti. College -- Mod. 3-rm turn. old $120. 164 Airport Village. CY Women's Relay SAHARA OIL CO. apt. Carport, washroom, $85. 542 )2-2751. Vine St. S.J. SAVE MONEY ('AMERA Argus C-4 f2,8. Case, WANTED flash, filter. 3 years old. A-1, $65. Teams Compete Dr. Schumacher, Ext. 286. GAS and OIL TYPING Fast! Neat! Accurate! Second and Williams Corrections made, lowest rates. 1957-125 cc. Motorcycle. 85 miles In Bicycle Races CH 3-3619. per gal. Call UN 7-3589 eves. Relay teams ot four women each ' will "dig out" up 9th street this Jzf afternoon at 330 in the AWS bi- 4.114 Zow LL FIX 15 cycle races, which will be held in conjunct ion with "Women's Day." "Oh,t( never mind," chuckled Dad (my father). "Ilarlow (me) About 16 teams, representing living groups, will fix Sister (my sister)." various women's have been entered, according to a Well sir, what could 1 do? If I told the truth 1 would make Nan Goodart, acting AWS presi- laughingstock out of I tad (my (Wier) who had leen bragging dent. Choose from the outstanding ring selection at Proctor's. about me all over town. Also I would get yanked out of school , The races, which will be held You will be pleased with the distinctive designs and the which would be a dirty shame just when I urn beginning to on 9th street between San Fer- %solid values. Convenient terms make it easy to select a chili bid. WHEN IT COMES TO understand the weak nando and San Antonio streets, ring of utmost quality without burdening your budget! There was nothing for it but to brazen it out. I got Sinter will include rela y, potato and DIAMONDS (rny sister) apart all right, Ind I must confess myself completely clothes changing rac,s. at it 10-- as to how to put her bark together again. Can you Deenie Thomas is in charge of 1-----YOU'LL DO BEST n 1 anythirse They're getting pretty surly around Is-re. the bike races, which will he fob lowed by the Cat's Meow Barbe- PROCTOR'S cue at 5 p.m. in front of the Wo- Harlow Protein men's Gym, Dear Harlow: Indeed I do have the solution, it you -the Fountain: Breakfast, Lunch solution that has never failed fTle when things Dinner dose in: Light up a Marlisiro! iiflUtPt untie as you IAA that fine rich tobaeco. Shade Isecomes Callaway's Crystal light as that grand flavor comes foss v and friend - Creamery lily through that splendid titer. Who ean stay 7th & E. SANTA CLARA slum when Marlboro gives you urh it lid to like? Not 1. Not you. Not nobody. SIR: Thrill your girl Just off the eitinpus s here I go to school there is a lake called Lake Witigiwagau. Thirty yearn ago alien my father was Impress alt undergraduate here lo %seta fishing r.nu ,1:IY in Lake your best vegan mud dropped his I teke piu in thia.utrr. He dived for girl with days but never found it one of our Just yestenlay --thirty years later, mark you - I went fish- fresh and ing in Widgiwagun. I caught a low-pound baysi. I took the lovely bolt- fist borne, cut it open, and what do you think I found inside.' quets or corsages. JUL FLORAL TAX You Eutaw(' it! Two tickets to the Denipsey-Firpo fight. Sincerely, No Money Down iLet Vi Ills Wayde 8/0.1.1ont Terms to Suit You Intetest, No Carrying Charges This column is brought to you by tbe otal,eri. of llerlborn Cigarettes alit, suggest t het if your mail lat. recently been "Flowers by rite" eweterJ blessed with mune ney I I . tritest it in the ciga- 40 W. San Antonio rette With thc /wig it hile aid, Wilburn. of course! CYpress 3-1232 OPEN MONDAY and THURSDAY *TIL 9 P. M. 91 SOUTH FIRST STREET Irri--

!Wednesday. April 30. 195R SPARTAN DULY-1 ASB Campaign Hopefuls Suggest Reforms SJS Diplomats Win Laurels PRESIDENT During the past j(ar, I have bi) ha \ trig a list of these appoint- enjoy a harmonious unity with will warrant jool e.,u,tdelation Chuck Miller -- A candidate for served as student body treasurer, . ments, each organization would the student, and serve as a spokes- and. ultimately, your vote. any office, whether it be student thereby being a member of Stu- , have equal opportunity to have its man for th.o body and its college Pant Thiltgea - As a candi- body president At Seattie Model UN Meet or dog catcher, dent Council, Executive Council members apply for the v arious administrat on, date for Associated Student Body must have two main By LARRY WATERS ,; i...1'.11-A/TICI - 's qualifications: and Board of Control. This posi- positions. I feel this is important TREASURER treasurer. I feel the position car- experience and interest. ican relations with the SJS dele- 30 tion has given me added insight since our student government Al Larser it is of prime neces- ries the responsibility of continu- "Haiti backed the resolutions of I realize the Into gation compounding importance of these' the problems of student gov- for all students and not tor ally that the general student hods ing a systematic evaluation of the USSR so I sent a note to the the fracture qualifications and would like to ernment, especially the major one chosen few. be informed of ASB exaenditures. , budget requests, keeping in mind chairman of the Haitian delegation I with a Ilaitian-Cuban war and a explain my background concern- of budgets and finance. present Of equal importance is the actual need and services rendered. severing diplomatic relations and ie 2. I am in favor of our need clean sweep by Stevens and corn- ing them. I am currently president of my students for a rational, intelligent budget. they declared war on us! Unoffic- be athletic policy. We as My qualifications include ex- .pan of all diplomatic victories. My experience is numerous and fraternity, adding to my adminis- have spent $20,000 this past year assuring the students that their pericnce as ASH treasurer at Col - ially of course," said Stanley Ste- U- Throughout the conference, the varied. Since entering San Jose trative experience, so definitely, on football. Therefore, we should funds are wisely used, lege of San Ntaten, where I was vens, chairman of the six -member 16. State as a Cuban-SJS contingent was on thin freshman, I have been needed in the job of student body keep a close contact on football Upon these two premises, I, Al a member of Student Council for SJS delegation reptesentonz Cuba e active in student ice while matters back in the government. I president. this coming year. Larsen, am basing my platform. I three semesters and president of In the Model United Nation, VO have hinterland were being hotly con- been a member of Freshman, As far as interest is concerned. thoroughly the Freshman Class. .3. I would like to see the con- have considered the cf. The April 23-26 International tested by President Fulgencio Ba- Sophomore and Junior Class coun- I wish to do everything and qualifications possible tinuance of the weekend recite- forts demanded Currently a membes of the SJS Melanesia Club ettkiurn to the tista and rebel leader Fidel Castro cils, as well as various ASB com- to promote San Jose Col- treasurer State ational and entertainment pro- of the of the Associated Fairness Committee. I have the University of Washington at who were engaged in a slight civil mittees, such as Orientation Com- lege, and items of benefit for its grams- We should publicize this Student Body. Before submitting interest, background and time Seattle and the Model IN. Is war. According to Stevens, a Cas- mittee, Spartan Shop Board and students. Four such items are: my name program and expand it to provide to be entered on the bal- necessary to fill the post of trea- over. But its repercussions linger tin victory would have resulted in President's Athletic Advisory lot, I 'weighed ^ I. An improved Student Court a well rounded weekend recre- my abilities and surer, which includes serving as in the form of rues,.' Norris for a questioning of Cuban credentials Board. affirmed my sincere 2. Added entertainment by pro- ational program 'for all our stu- and honest a voting member of Student Coun- tilltarta's Junior diplomats re- and a possible discreditation of fessional entertainers dents. desire to serve the students in the cil and member of Executive Coun- tiredly trimmed from the eighth the Itteteam. The group, however, capacity of ASB treasurer. cil. Wrong Pic, 3. More equal distribution of VICE PRESIDENT iseassioss of the Model U.N. strode heavily on thin ice and funds to worthy committees of the Bill Douglass I believe the stu- Among the offices which I be- Additional functions of the trea- In a three-day scale model of gained success on all proposals student body dent body vice president should Wye to be applicable recommen- surer are membership on the Its Lake Placid parent, the Model Initialed. be experienced in all fields of stu- dations for student body trea- Board of Control. College Service 4. An improved class govern- U.N., with representatives of 67) The war" was declared by Right Class dent government, lie should be surer are Spartacamp counselor, Funds Committee. ment system Stadium COM- colleges and universities through- Haiti unofficially after Cuba had Attention, nature lovers! well acquainted with the work- Rally Committee representative to Mittee, Spartan Shop Board and out the country attending, was a formers alliance I have explained my background protested the The Spartan Daily goofed last ings of our Student Council and Student Council, executive coon- Athletic Advisory Committee. subserpient on the two major qualifications, timely reflection of current ne- : sslth the resit. and Monday. On page four we ran an be familiar with the organization cil of Rally Committee and bud- The treasurer reports appropri- gotiations in the big leagues. Dup- faith su ith the Latin- experience and interest. Now it is breach of ad for the West Coast and functions of the class coun- get committee of my fraternity. ations and licating.actual conditions of Stevens' note Nature your turn, as students, to evaluate expenditures to Stu- world American block. School. It was for the cils and ASB sub-committees. I hope that my previous exper- Council investigat- diplomatic negotiation's birds. The them. I feel that you will find dent as well as tension and U.N. procedure, the severing photo in the ad By serving on the Student Coun- ience, coupled with my expressed ing past Haitian delegation showed some them to be of the type needed by expenditures in relation session at Seattle included prompted the strange sort of bird (which cil this past year I have gained a desire to serve as ASH treasurer, to new financial requests. French walk -out on the Aleerian an off-the-record n-ar. only the student body president of San to declare West Coast good working knowledge of the Nature Schoolers Jose State College. would know) sitting on her nest. duties and responsibilites of the Dick RobinsonAs candidate for The caption read "This is a class- vice president. I have been active student body president, I believe room." Although a nest could be in class government for three years the following ideas for progressive a classroom for the teensy birds, and served as Sophomore Class student government are pertinent It was still the wrong photograph. president, Junior Class president and important to everyone. The correct photo showed a group and representative to the Student Our Student Council should be of students in the woods enjoying Council. I have had the experience enlarged to permit more campus needed to acquire a good under- ELECT their nature study. BILL STURGEON groups to have voting represen- Well, don't forget, registration standing of the class councils. tation. Representatives would in- EXPERIENCED for West Coast Nature School's I was able to maintain a 3.2 clude College Religious Council, drip to Lassen National Park be- overall grade point while taking independfnt Warding houses, IFC, gins tomorrow at 8 a.m, in front part in these activites, so I will interest groups, Panhel- of S127. Only $15. special be able to devote my full time and lenic Council and a representative effort to the duties of vice presi- for the college departmental so- dent if I am elected. A.S.B. PRESIDENT Co-Rec Sponsors cieties and honoraries. Tedd WallaceEvery platform With more representation we must have a basis that inspires a I am taking the liberty of writing this council is not SS representative as 0 lars this past year on There- should strive for greater activities letter to you so that I might introduce should be. I feel a study committee fore. we should keep r se. contact 'Kalypso' Theme candidate's campaign. He must myself. I ern only sorry that time does should try to evaluate our student on football this COffling year. Following participation. An Activities Pre- believe in the worth of his aims not permit me to visit your group and government, and if our type of rep. our new set of athletic rules. and w;th Want to learn about the muta- ference Card filled out during and his capacity to fulfill them. preseent my platform to you person- resentation is antiquated, a change +he financial aid from the new Spartan tion of the Varsity Drag South of registration would provide one If I am able to instill a single ally. should be made. Foundation, our football program the should be able to carry itself Border? Then come to Co-Rec step toward achieving this. thought, I would like it to be I an, a candidate for President of the 2. We need to improve student Court, tonight. Associated Student Body of San Jose dally in th future. This suggests our long 'antici- "communication." Student govern- I feel that the court should reevaluate The State College, I would like to present itself and revise its goals and obier- theme of tonight's Co-Rec, pated Student Activities Building. ment essentially fails when it to you my qualifications for this office. S. This nekt year we wi'l be held in the tives where necessary. Our court should student union since our,present one Women's Gym from State building budgets are strain- does not project and express the For the past two years I have been on be made info an organization which 7:30 to 12 p.m., is "Kalypso Kicks," the Student Council, which has given being torn down for a new librs,. ; ed to fill academic needs of grow- opinion of the greater student commands the respect of all of our dition. We now have six hundrc. complete with Latin American me the insight and the exoerience into students and faculty. This can be ac ing college enrollment. We should body. This is my aim. the workings and problems of the stu- sand dollars allocated by the s., rhythms and instructions, if need- complished by giving it some real a student union but state Process;it use our Activities Building fund While attending the University dent government at San Jose State. authority and power, ed, on how to "kick." I have Peen active on several council has slowed down the intact date on to help furnish and to help main- of Alaska, I was twice elected to which the eiu3elints will start. The State. ;t Dress is casual, committees including the segregation 3. Communications in our StudelO as usual, ac- tain our building. the Student Council and served as of California has supported us great cording to Publicity Chairman committee end the athletic policy corn. ernment are weak. I feel we shoold Cr Any government functions more vice president of my class. After mittee, served as Freshman Class accomplishing a great deal if we could deal academically: One only has to Marilyn Daehler. effectively with farsighted plan- President. Sophomore Repreranttive set up a system in which look at our new buildings to see this. transferring to San Jose State, everyone We need P11011/ than classrooms though program and expend it to orov to a ning and efficent organization. to the Student Council. and this past could be informed what student coun sk. I was appointed as chairman of we need a places to release our wren welt rounded weekend recreational p,9 - These could produce the Sparta year as Male Representative at Large cil is dOng. Better communications gram for all of our students. We have PIZZA GARDENS the Community Service Commit- for the or. ores and in which to center our extra Associated Student Body. could be achieved by establishing Our shown in the pest that we can 30 Delicious Pizza Key soon after opening of fall tee. Scholarship is essential to qanrzational mail boxes end requiring curricular and social ectivitios. tumor, The coming year, as in pest years, new union would be lint the fhing. No big name entertainment. A program a co semester. Clear distinction be- every student, and I would like to there will be many problems facing us ell of our organizations to check these be bring more top mail boxes regularly. A list of all of real efforts have been made by His should set up to Tacos - Tostados - Burritos tween jurisdiction of the Student cite my membership in Blue Key as students of San Jose State: and student council /his pest year to inssera nem, entertainment to our campus. Catering to Parties you, naturally, will expect your sttudent the Associated Student Body commit- providing Court and that of college admin- honorary fraternib, while main- our new student union, although some ence we should not only be (Bayshore at Julien) CY leaders to solve them. Many of the tee appointments and chairmanships it. for +he entertainment of our students. 24753 istration would increase efficiency. taining a 3.2 average. to be made by the Student Council talk has been made about This push more important problems which may and should be mad.. Wit as students but also we would be giving favorable We want to be proud of our To properly perform its func- arise are as yet unforeseen. However, could be distributed to each of our publirity to school. campus groups through these mead the union and it should be the our SUITCASES athletic successes. We can best tions, student government must many are already apparent. I would mailinutes students council's duty to male Our These I feel are a few of the Problems tr. like to briefly outline a few of these boxes. Also, student council minutes FOOTLOCKERS encourage our participants to high student union a reality. which we will face this coming year I problems and how if elected I would could Oa distributed to the orcianira that if elected. I w11 morale and winning scores by en- Cons to that might know what the can sincerely say PACKING TRUNKS Huston's solve (kern: they 6. I would like to see the continuance continually strive to solve these Prof, thusiastic attendance of games. I. look into studen0 student council has accomplished dur- of the weekend recreational lams and all can, BRIEF CASES We need to our ing the and en others as best t Our student body grows un- HOBBY SHOP government and evaluate our entire previous week. tertainment programs. The s t u den t On May I end May 2 of this year, ZIPPER BAGS believably each year. With that Model Planns Beats system. The outlook for our student 4. I arn in favor of Cr present athletic council &located one thousand dollars you will Pis asked to rote for your stu Handicraft government is not good. Class coon. policy until we can again hold our own to keep the Men's and WOMf,’S GYMS dent officers. When doing Sr., I ask CAR SACKS growth we should build and main- His "Everything for Your Needs" have failed to keep pace with our in big time competition. We as stu- open for basietbell. volleyball, swim. that you consider me for Associated SAMSONITE VOGUE tain an equally growing, dynamic, rapid growth, end even our student dents have spent twenty thousand dol- ming etc. We should ouo'icicss this Student Body President. unified college spirit. 293 S. 1st CY 4-6050 AEROPAK Although one cannot adequately state in limited space all the con- MARCHICK'S victions or all the hopes of achieve- 223 S. First CY 2-7969 ment one would bring to an office, A new idea in smoking... these ideas are representative of the kind of student activity and Light Lunches government I should like to pro- Fountain Service mote. Bill Sturgeon Qualifications: Salem refreshes your taste Freshman Class president; sopho- more representative; male repre- sentative-at-large; president of Blue Key, national honorary; Com! minder AFROTC. The office of student body presi- dent has become a $155,000 busi- ness. The man you select for this office is going to have to be more than just a personality. He is going to have to be a leader, an organizer, and a businessman. Through the past three years at San Jose State I feel I have met OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK all of these qualifications through Across The Street work on many and varied types From Student Union Of events and organizations. It is necessary for a candidate to have DUTCH MILL had these experiences. LUNCHEONETTE This coming year, as in past years, there will be many prob- 183 EAST SAN FERNANDO lems facing us as students of San Jose State and you, naturally, will .frzr.,0-,-- expect your student leaders to f. Looking solve them. Although many of the 6--- ,,,. more important problems which For may arise are as yet unforeseen, many are already apparent. I Something would like to outline briefly a few of these problems and how, if r,-0- SPECIAL? elected, I would solve them. .1. Communications are very weak at San Jose State. What I Elegant Earrings joropse tO do is very simple and Hummel Figurines yet it will accomplish the desired Swiss Music Boxes results. A Student Council news- 1000 DISCOUNT letter should be sent out to all Smoking was never like this before! WITH ASS CARD organisational president s. The Salem refreshes your taste just as a glorious newsletter would contain a synop- menthol fresh Spring morning refreshes you. To rich tobacco taste. Salem adds 3 surprise softness INCarthy4 sis of the weeks events in the Stu- that gives smoking new ease and comfort. Yes, through Salem's purewhite, modern dent Council, a copy of Student rich tobacco taste filter flows the freshest taste in cigarettes. Smoke refieslii..1 . . smoke Salem; qi# 5'hop Council minute's and, most impor- tant, a list of committee appoint- W San Antonio CY 7.2623 . 1111sisis which would be coining up. most modern filter Take a Puff... Its 5prin6tim,

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