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Vol. 51 C.O.P. — STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA December 2, 1955 — No. 10 ^yVwVwVi

MULDOWNEY BTQCKTON Whittier College; Dean Glenn S. Dumke, Occidental College; Dean Joe E. West, San Jose State Col­ lege; and Dr. John Hynes, Uni­ EDITORIAL versity of San Francisco, of Education team are Dean NOT THE SPIRIT Members of the State Board It is highly unlikely that there are more than twenty- William A. Brownell, University two days left before Christmas. And according to the mute of California at Berkeley; Dr. Ir­ testimonials ot spirit-instilling decorations hanging across win O. Addicott, Fresno State College; Dr. Fred Wilhelms, San Stockton streets before and since Thanksgiving, don't you Francisco State College; Mrs. forget it. Jean Ames, of Claremont, Calif.; The line sermon topic, "It is better to give than to Dr. M. Catherine Starr, Sacra­ Coach, some new kid says he wants to see you about trying his hand at this game. receive" .we will not challenge, but to say that any person mento State College; Dr. Hubert of reasonable mentality hasn't felt the presence of the more McCormick, Sacramento State College; Dr. Howard ST Swan, Oc­ recent adage, "It's not the spirit that counts, but the gift," Advance Registration cidental College; Dr. John Snide- FREE BLUE BOOKS! would probably be an outright lie. cou, University of California at Scheduled Jan. 11-17 Having to realize the high number of customers that Santa Barbara; Dr. Wm. Brescoe, Blue books have been sup­ flood merchants this time of year doesn't keep us from har­ UCLA and Dr. Donald Kitch, Students are urged to make ap­ plied to departments free of charge since the beginning of boring the leeling that early decorations and other gaudy State Department of Education. pointments any time now with their advisers toward planning November and will continue to ^ uletide displays are designed to relieve the spirit-glazed their spring semester programs, be used in order to gain a customer of his money and the store shelves of their items, Asian Studies Prof. said Miss Ellen Deering, registrar. uniform procedure for all ex­ a large portion of which are junk that at any other time Advance registration will be aminations. wouldn't appeal to a rumpot on a spending spree. Convocation Speaker held January 11-17 and is "a privi­ Blue books are no longer be­ W hich causes us to believe, and we think naturally so, lege enjoyed by students current­ ing sold by the College Book President's Convocation, Thurs­ ly enrolled at COP to register in Store, and they will be avail­ that somebody's values have been misplaced. Although we day, December 8, will feature advance for the spring semester," able only through the school. can t seriously predict the eventual posting of paper mache Professor Rom Landau. according to Miss Deering. Instructors are asked to call snowmen the day after Easier, it seems ridiculous enough Mr. Landau is professor of She added that this registration the information office to ob­ to see wreaths and holly displayed a week before Thanks­ Islamic and North African Stud­ is only for those students finan­ tain books at no cost to the ies at the American Academy of giving. cially clear in the business office. departments. Asian Studies, a graduate school Bruce Shore, Student Affairs We admit that the kibitzing of the buying and selling Consulting counselors and work­ of the College of the Pacific, lo ing out students' program-plan­ Commissioner, said that some habits of other persons is not onr business, but we can't cated in San Francisco. ning will facilitate the registra­ conveniences of the new sys­ concede that a good number of people today couldn't stand He was a member of the Arab tion process during January, and tem are that it "gives the stu­ a little reflection on the true meaning of Christmas. Or is Committee of Foreign Office Po appointments with advisers dents more time to write and it Xmas? litical Intelligence Department should all be made before the saves time of instructors who from 941-44, and has been a fel­ registration week, said Miss wish to check through papers." low of the Royal Geographical Deering. Asilomar Conference KCVN Speakers (Cent.) Society since 1952. Scheduled For Pacific (Continued from Page 1) FORUM ARTS Grove, Dec. 26 - Jan. 1 Mon., 7:00 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.: EVENTS GRACE METHODIST CHURCH The Annual Asilomar Confer­ Program featuring freshmen FRIDAY, DEC. 2— invites you to its services celebrities. Its purpose is to ence, sponsored by the Pacific Pacific Theatre, "Death of a • acquaint the student body Salesman," 8:30 p.m. SouthWest YMCA-YWCA will be with the freshman class. SATURDAY, DEC. 3 — College Class Sundays at 9:45 A.M. held December 26 to January Mon. 7:15 p.m.-8:15 p.m.: Worship Services at 8:30 and 11:00 A.M. Jazz program interpreted by "Death of a Salesman," during Christmas vacation this 8:30 p.m. Grace Wesley Fellowship.....'. 6:45 P.M. year. Trevor Kochler. Tues. 7:00 p.m.-7:15 p.m.: TUESDAY, DEC. 6— • Dr. A1 Painter, director of re Chapel and Newman Club, Keys In A Crooner, b y Liz LINCOLN STREET JUST NORTH OF HARDING WAY ligious activities, said that regis Laskin. 11 a.m. tration of students attending Tues. 7:15 p.m.-8:15 p.m.: Mu Phi Epsilon Concert, 8:15 p.m. must be turned in by December Disk Date, by Doni Capillo. Wed., 7:00 p.m.-7:15 p.m.: THURSDAY, DEC. 8— 15, and students are urged to con Time For Talent. Vocal and President's Convocation, sider attending. Dr. Painter de­ Instrumental talent presented by 11 a.m. GOOD LUCK to the scribed the conference, located at a different student each week. "Death of a Salesman," a scenic spot near Pacific Grove, Thurs. 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.: 8:30 p.m. TIGER BASKETBALL TEAM as an experience to be remem­ Continuation of Relaxin' Time. FRIDAY, DEC. 9— bered throughout a student's Thurs. 8:30 p.m.: "Death of a Salesman," years at college. He added that Coffee Time, a variety show at 8:30 p.m. the conference is especially valu­ : the End Zone, with Jim Crockett able since it brings together stu­ as master of ceremonies. Music to Study By. Strictly THE END ZONE dents from colleges all over the Fri. 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.: instrumental — YOUR ON-CAMPUS REFRESHMENT CENTER — Southwest and places them in Continuation of Relaxin' Time. close social contact. Mon.-Fri., 10 p.m.-10:55 p.m.: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 p.m.-lO p.m.: Classical music.

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J^^^j^Jd^J^OUP^HRIST HEADQUARTERS THE PACIFIC WEEKLY — DECEMBER 2, 1955 Poge Three Scorities Plan Deaf, Blind Girl Curry, VanderLaan ALCOHOL PROBLEM Four New Members Clristmas Activities Initialed By SPURS Take Third Place A special seminar to study the Initiated By SPURS problem of alcohol was held on - g thst time of the year again Jackie Coker, a College of the In Debate Tourney SPURS recently initiated four L,, the warm, friendly spirit of Pacific student who has been the College of the Pacific cam­ pus November 9 - December 1. new members into its society. Ichittmas returns, and with it blind and deaf since seven years Stiff competition marked the of age, was recently initiated in­ Involving special groups of Paci­ The event was staged in the home the traditions that are so much annual Western Speech Associa­ of Dean of Women Catherine P. I. rt of the season. The sorori­ to SPURS, the local chapter of fic students as well as local and p tion Tourney held in Tacoma, national authorities on the sub­ Davis. The new members are ties of Pacific are planning their the Sophomore Women's Honor­ ary Society. Washington, Nov. 21-23. ject, the seminar proposes to Jackie Coker, Mary Cheney, Jean [Chrstmas activities once again. "study the facts of alcohol and Kepford, and Peggy Weaver. | of Thursday, December 15, Al­ "I was a little surprised about Five members of the COP de­ it," remarked Jackie, who speaks drinking, its effects on the hu­ Following the initiation the pha Theta Tau is having a Christ- bate squad traveled to the meet man body, the effect of alcohol on mar dinner and party in honor of well enough to recite in class, girls held their regular business last week on the campus of Paci­ behavior, the motivations of meeting. They discussed plans [ thei -housemother's birthday. The "but I'm glajl." fic Lutheran College along with drinking, and the current national for a caroling party at the Child­ sonrity is also decorating their Besides being a SPUR, Jackie and local drinking problem," ac­ ren's Home. The main order of houe in the traditional way and has made quite a few other ac­ 47 other schools from 12 western i states. cording to Ron Pecchenino, stu­ business was a report on the [willsing "Joy to the World" in complishments of which to be proud, which includes being an dent chairman of the seminar. SPUR Convention which was i the Christmas Pageant. Three COP students succeeded "A" student, dancing, horseback College of the Pacific is one of held at USC last month. [ Tti Kappa Kappa is having in breaking the 'magic circle' and riding, swimming, and playing entering the qualifying rounds. the few colleges in the nation to "go d angels." Each girl has an- the piano. have such a seminar. are Mb". Donald Kuhn, Dr. Har­ |oth

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L Page Four THE PACIFIC WEEKLY — DECEMBER 2, 1955 Cngers Open Season At Sacramento State; Two Tigers Picked Take On Chico Stale Quintet Next Friday Pacific For East-West Game After playing Sacramento State bro, and Bruce Holiday at ceiltf Gene Cronin and A. D. Wil­ in the capitol city last night, the Chico State will have no hei{, liams, two of COP's stellar Pacific basketball team will take at all but should offer a t(!. Sports Editor .. George Fase gTidders this season, have on the Chico State basketball with a lot of speed and hy^ Reporter- Morgan Stoltz been selected to play on the team next Friday evening at 8 One of their top players in (•. West squad in the East-West p.m. don OuSe, who formerly pla,( Shrine Game on December 30. for Coach Sweet when he - Tiger Water Poloists Casaba Sport Takes Cronin performed this year Coach Van Sweet will probably coaching at Stockton College go again with the same starting as left tackle for Moose Myers' 1951. Close Out Schedule Intramural Spotlight crew, and also served as co- line up as he used against Sacra­ Due to early printing, the ^ Basketball enthusiasm grew to captain for the Bengals. mento, namely: forwards, John Pacific's water polo team closes greater proportions this week as ramento State game could ^ Williams, a rangy end, Thomas and Dave D&vis; guards, out its season this Saturday, at students attended the intramural sparkled on both defense and Don Brownfield, and Don Zum- be covered in this issue. the COP pool with an 11:00 a.m. sports events which began Tues offense and added another game against the Arden Hill Ath­ day night with the Omega Phi vs honor to his credit by being letic Club of Sacramento. Anderson Y and Faculty vs. Rhi chosen first-team All-Coast on In the Pacific AAU Water Polo zomia games. The former was a Get Set For The Winter Season ... the Associated Press squad. Tournament of Northern Califor­ National League game while the Expert Cleaning of nia last week, the Tigers ended up latter was an American League TOPCOATS and SUITS in third place. After first winning game. Weekly Sports Scribes over the Athens Club and next Tuesday night's games also in GEORGE MILEY losing to California, the Tigers eluded Rhizomia vs. Archania in Select Ail-Americans Campus Representative came back to beat San Jose the National League, and in the That time of the year is here State for the third place trophy. Minor League, North Hall vs. when everybody and his room Coach Anttila stated that this Quonsets. mate is picking an all-this or an was truly a team effort and said Thursday's events included Ar­ that everyone turned in a good ail-that team. Let the Pacific chania vs. Alpha Kappa Lambda Weekly sports staff be no excep job. Bob Gaughran was again the 1603 PACIFIC AVE. Next to EI Dorado School and Omega Phi vs. Manor Hall in tion. Our team reads: team's leading scorer in the tour­ the American League, Quonsets End—, Navy nament. vs. North Hall in the National End—, Michigan Following the Arden Hill con­ League, and Archania vs. Rhizo­ Tackle—, BUY NOW YOUR COMPLETE FALL WARDROBE test, the team will hold its an­ mia in the Minor League. Michigan State nual banquet at Coach Anttila's Referees for the games were Tackle—, home where the season's awards Jim Timms, Jack Meeks, Bill UCLA will be given to the individual Swor, Clyde Conner, Bill Jacobs, Guard—Jim Parker, Ohio State players. and Gene Cronin. Guard—, Oklahoma Center—Bob Pelligrini, Maryland Back—, 1700 PACIFIC AVENUE Ohio State Back—Jon Arnett, USC mi i n mini ilium in m 31 mini mi w mi Back—, TCU Back—, 0 0 N Notre Dame

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