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Float Themes Showers Predicted Entry themes and drawing for The weatherman predicts partly Homeeoming floats, sponsored by cloudy weather and a few scat- independent and (;reek founda- tered showers fur Santa Clara tions, must be turned in today to Valley residents today. He fore- the Student Union. Before placing sees little change in temperature, the plans in Box H. they must be with the high running between 73 dated by the Student Union recep- - RI degrees, and southerly tionist. winds frum 10 to 20 miles per Queen candidate applications hour. 'rhe as been rather heavy are also due today and should be rain at point along the Northern placed in Box If before noon. Pic- California coo and over the Sis- tures of the candidates should be hiyou Range dting the last two turned in as soon as possible. days.
VOL. 45 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957 Number I? U.S. To Fire Earth MOON 'ROCKET SOON? Council Advises 47 Satellite This Year Loan to Flying 20, Ike Says 'Sputnik' Poses No Danger To Americans Student Aviation Club WASHINGTON (UN President Eisenhower announced yester- day that the United States will start firing earth satellites into outer 'Request Goes to Control Board space in December. Eisenhower told his news conference that in his opinion, based Valley on long conferences with American scientists, the Russian satellite Councilmen Objections Denied; now circling the earth poses no threat to American security. PROPELLED 500 MILES Is Subject By RAY BARCH The President said, however, A $2147 loan believed to be a record was recommended EXPERT that the rocket which propelled by the Student Council yesterday for the Flying 20, student aviation the Russian satellite more than Of Lecture club. 500 miles above the earth's sur- The recommendation, pasted over objctions by treasurer Chuck Miller and senior representative Bill Sturgeon, will be face means that Soviet scientists "The most extraordinary slides sent to the a very Board of Control for further study have in their possession students at this school will ever The Flying 20 asked for the money last week. Club horrible threat. see" have been promised by Rich - represents- the .to,ta appeared befote the eUllitell He also seriously questioned and Hartesveldt, assistant profes- satellite and requested the loan so the club fact that the Russian sor of biology and science educa- could buy new equipment, weighed more than 180 pounds. He tion. EXPLORER said that if this was true it was a The loan would also enable the Colored slides are part of an club to enter air shows source of great astonishment to Shown above is an artist's drawing of a camerii-equipped as an SJS rocket, illustrated talk American scientists. on which tests are being completed at Eniuetok Pacific proving entitled "Death representa Lice. The President said that in a I. The rocket %%wild be fired through is balloon 100,000 feet Valley the Year 'Round" by Ralph If approved, the interest - free the sense the Soviet Union. in air. A TV camera would Ne1111 back pictures of the moon loan will be paid back over a 14 - political %%Idle Other scientific data uas being transmitted. International. F.. Wells, ranger naturalist, at 8 month period at $150 per by firing the first earth satellite, p.m. tonight, in the Concert Hall month. had possibly gained a world po- I Miller opposed the loan on of the Music Building. litical advantage. But he doubted grounds that the student body whether had gained any mprovemen s tonnnue Wells, a former SJS student, only has some $10,000 In reserve lives and works the year around funds. what Miller scientific advantage over the Unit- SJS continues to be beautified, In other changes around the called "a mini- in Death Valley where he studies mum reserve." ed States. even as the semester progresses. campus, the installation of a walk - Bighorn sheep for the National lie was Joined by RUSSIAN ICBM Byron Bollinger, supervisor of con- wait traffic control light at 9th Stiirgmin Dispatches from NIUlle0V1 credit Park Service. Who said the council to, Professor Peter Kapitza with As for the Russian claim that struction and repairs, stated that and San Antonio. safely regulates might setting a bad preeedent development of Soviet Iturailsrs the Soviet Union had successfully the old section of the Science auto and pedestrian movement. Ilartesveldt said that Wells ha,i l, niak- ing the loan. earth satellitc. photo by Inter- fired an intercontinental ballistic Building now is being painted to The new light replaced a regu- had a chance few others have had "It (the eounvili is national. no loan agency," missile, the President said this match the new building. lar stop and go light which was to observe the effect of intense he said. not know the de- summer heat on animals and men. But Dr. government did Bollinger said that "as soon as used to control traffic over the Lowell Walters, faculty ICBM test and Wells is an outstanding dra- tails of the Russian barracks space is provided, stu- 'representative, informed the coun- of its success two former crosswalks. Details matic speaker, according to Senior Class the measurement dents will be rotated from class- cil that former councils had made accuracy on hit- learned from the SJS Executive liartesveldt who thinks listeners was a matter of rooms to barracks," in order to loans to student groups. Dean's Office show that drivers will be "spellbound." Will Sponsor ting a target. paint the regular rooms. Associated with the Aeronautics Ile said that if the Russians had turning left onto 4th, are now free The naturalist majored in drama COL. JOHN D. CRAIG Necessary classroom painting Dept., the Flying 20 club is open fired an ICBM and returned it to at SJS and was director of Revel- saris's% Forum movisi will be conmpleted as soon as pos- to do so without, ;oar of hitting to all students. Its membership is Gams Contest a specific target area it was Un- ries. sible, he said. pedestrians. restricted. however, b ec ause of San Jose State is being invaded! doubtedly a great accomplishment He started high school at 18 af- limited equipment. ter life as a cowboy, hobo and Tnvaded by hairy legs and knobby if done. Col. Toni 1111/11,1, lumbet jack. Cratg e eellilVe secre- The President told newsmen tary, knees. At least that is what the 'NEITHER SNOW, NOR RAIN' For 18 years Wells was director told the council that sale that the first American satellite of tickets to senior class had to say in a recent of the Palo Alto Community The- Will Show the Navy band to be fired in December would not show has hit a snag. letter addressed to "Fellow Leg ater, and he lectured at Stanford carry intricate instrunientation for four years. "San Jose's high schools are Lovers" and sent to all campus but would be sent in outer space Color Film Hartesveldt stated that Wells selling tickets in blocs," Burns living groups. as a test vehicle. "Hispaniola," a 90-minute color said, taught himself natural science and "and we haven't sold any." movie, will be shown by the Com- Burns said The class announced that they photography. that owners are be- munity Forum at 7.30 Sunday eve- The event, which is free to all, ing circulated downtown and on are starting a "hairy leg expose" ning in Morris Dailey Auditorium. is sponsored by the Natural Sci- the campus and called for volun- and invite the whole student body So Far SJS ence Department, Dr. Carl D. ('ol. John I). Craig, narrator- teers to man booths here. photographer, to join them. Duncan, head. returns to the For- Ile reminded the council that Has Escaped um for the third time to show the the Oct. The cause of all this commotion 20 concert, jointly spon- story of the Dominican Republic, sored by SJS and the Chamber of is the senior class's annual money "The Land Columbus Loved." Commerce, is being given for raising project, "Gorgeous Gams." Big Flu Scare Six Students This is the first of a series of SJS's benefit. If sold out at mati- Living groups on campus sponsor Dr. Thomas J. Gray, director four "World Before Your Eyes" nee and evening performances, the men whom they feel have the of the SJS health service, said To Attend movies which show historical sites Navy show would turn an esti- most "gorgeous gams." Then jars yesterday that there hasn't been contrasted with modern cosmopol- mated $2500 Into the college's gen- are set up in the Outer Quad (this a marked change in the so-far itan cities in the Caribbean's sec- eral scholarship fund, Burns said. Oct. 23 to 25) and votes CSTA Meet year from quiet flu situation on this campus. ond largest island. In other matters. Dr. Walters are cast in the form of pennies. Bill Prieur, Marilyn Daly, Claire Col. Craig. who has appeared aihked the council that student Each penny counts as one vote. "There is a rapid turnover of Strauss, Leon Spreyer, Clara Lou on TV in "I Search for groups hookIng prortaiaional en- students at the infirmary every Bond and Mildred Hall are San Adventure," will show the spot where tertainers t clear with the The present senior class has day," he said. Dr. Gray stressed Jose State's representatives at the Colum- bus landed arid his first Personnel Deati'm offiee. sponsored this contest since they the point that "if the situation state CSTA conference which is settlement in the New World. were freshmen. Each year a cer- should become worse, the 15 beds being held today and tomorrow in Walters said many entertainers proceeds is tain percent of the in the infirmary would be reserved Los Angeles. The film also will show the ag- demand a minimum fee from col- pie Chest donated to the C a m for the severe cases. The purpose of the convention ricultural countryside a n d the lege dates, a fee some student Drive. The remainder goes to the is to train future leaders for CSTA metropolitan schools and hospitals. group.; may be linable to meet. the real class. According to Dr. Gray, (California Student Teachers The role of American enterprise The council also: the bad danger is in releasing Assn in assisting the clearing of vast tabled until next week the soon.Treatment, if eases too jungles for banana plantations will question of whether to continue Student 'Y' Plans. stopped too soon. may only put off participation in the publication aVoodfint, SJS mailman. slis upon a recently acquired Cush- be pictured as well as the Brook- the infection briefly. man scooter. The %eroder is post ered by four 94-volt batteries and Veterans Asked lyn Dodgers' spring training in "Who's Who in U.S. University contains a recharging 1. It is used daily by 11A'oodfint for the and Colleges." Weekend Retreat "Those students with mild con- Cuidad Trujillo, the capital of this delivery of approximately 500 pounds of campus mall. photo by postponed until Oct. 23 the ditions should go home for a few Rroun. To Finish Forms land often torn by political strife. date of the Open roundl meeting Near Santa Cruz days after c h ec king with the Dr. John T. Wahlquist, presi- The following students are re- in Morris Dailey auditorium. Health Office," he said. dent of San Jose State, will serve quested by Glen E. Guttormsen, Al Walburg, runnel! %Ice The Student "Y" will hold Its as moderator for the evening. and pres- Simpson, Stanford Daily Mailman's Bag accounting officer, to report to ident, acted as prehident at )es- fall membership retreat this week- Wally women from Panhellenic will situation the Accounting Office, terday's meeting, in the aloe lire end at the Mt. Cross conference editor, reported that the Room 34, usher. grounds in the Santa Cruz moun- has not changed at Stanford since as soon as possible. They are re- of Don Ryan, who la III. The public will be admitted free tains, according to Marilyn Shaf- yesterday. Stanford had a high of Tells quested to complete registration the of charge, but voluntary Story contribu- fer, retreat chairman. 132 cases of flu yesterday. for Cal Veterans' subsistence. By BOB KAUTH Worth V. Barton, John R. Feine- tions will be collected. `17, Members Discussions will he led by Dr. C. The fact that the enrollment is increasing, that the campus area man, Richard R. Gonzales. Corwyn Denny Auchard. asst. professor of Evening Classes is expanding, that new classrooms, offices, and other educational fa- L. Johnson. Howard II. LeCoullon. education; Dr. Karl Mueller, asst. cilities are being built is not news to Bill Woodfint, SJS mailman. Richard If. Moore. Rober t A. T.R. Centennial Plan Retreat professor of psychology and Mr. The size of his mailbag tells the story. Whitehead, Leslie W. Wilson. and "Perspectives on dating atti- Robert Faichigami, graduate stu- To Be Planned More than six years ago Woodfint started delivering the college's Robert V. Withrow. Committee Meets tudes, personal values and a col- dent in education. mail. His means of delivery at that time was a canvas mailbag and lege education" will be discussed semes- The schedule for spring two sturdy legs, with which he delivered approximately 100 pounds The Theodore Roosevelt Centen- at the fall retreat of the Student which will be Topics discussed ter evening classes is now being of mail daily. Entrance Exam nial Committee met Monday to "Y," Oct. 11-13, according to Mari- are "dating attitudes," "VVill col- Arthur made up, according to Dr. Soon the purchase of a small pushcart was necessary as the discuss plans for its program com- lyn Shaffer, chairman of the lege change your values" and "If If. Price, coordinator of evening college started to espand, and its daily volume of mail increased. memorating the 100th anniversary event. I had it to do over again." Results Available programs. One year later Woodfint found that the small pushcart uas also of the Rough Riders birth on the The retreat will be held at the SJS campus in 1958, according to Total cost for the weekend will Dr. Price invites any student too small. A larger pushcart. dilided into he', sections, was ob- Students interested in obtaining Mt. Cross Conference grounds in Dr. Lawrence B. Lee, assistant he $5.50. A $2 deposit must be who wishes to have a special class tained. It was to serve as the SJS mail -wagon for the nest five interpretation of achievement and the Santa Ce117 mountains and is professor of history and publicity turned in to the Student "Y." 205 offered during the spring semester p`il rt. aptitude tests may make an ap- open to Student "Y" members, director. S. 9th street, today, Miss Shaffer to present his request to Room This September the college purchased a Cushman electric scooter pointment in Room 116, Robert S friends and interested students slid. The balance of the fee will 108. for mail delivery. With this scooter, the SJS mailman delivers approx. Martin, Associate Dean of Stu- Chairman of the committee Is Cost of the retreat is $5.50 for be due on Friday afternoon. imately SOO pounds of campus mail daily. This. he noted, does not in- dents, reported. Dr. Edgar Hornig. associate pro- food lodging, transportation apd The office of evening programs clude books and packages which vary in number from day to day. Personal counseling and guid- fessor of history and political sci recreation. Student must bring Miss Shaffer stated that the re- is open e ery night, except Fri- Students and faculty members alike seem to have taken an inter- ance Is available to students wish- ence. Others present at the meet- their own sleeping bags, tow els treat is open to all Student "Y," days and week -ends. uhtil 10. est in the new mail -wagon. WraxIfint said. "HOW about a ride?" is a ing to take advantage of this serv- ing were Dr. !!. Brett Melendy, and personal articles. members, friends and interested Courses in all departments of the frequent comment, along with. "You e sure got it made" ice. Dean Martin said Students assistant professor of history and Miss Shaffer stated that anyone students. For further information, college are open in the evening, The campus mail route Includes the area from 4th to 9th are required to take a battery of education; Dr E. P. Panagopolous, Interested in going on the retreat students should contact the Rev. both for regular and for limited streets. More than 100 faculty members arid r.ollege depart- these tests before entering San assistant professor of history, and should drop by at the Student "Y.- J11111CS Ntal till at the Student "Y " students. ments are on the route. Jose State College. Dr. Lee, 205 S. 9th St.. today or tomorrow.
S. 5. "SO THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED TO GEORGI!" Campus Canvass Iltattep 0( Opinion Spattallaily Chico Offers By JIM DRENNAN SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Sputnik. Canoe Course A silly little word, one that would seem quite appropriate in a Thursday, October 10, 1137 By CHARLENE SHATTUCK second-rate Russian espionage movie. Space travel. The SJS chapter of WAA (Wo- editorial A concept for the attention of science fiction addicts, a concept men's Athletic Association) fea- associated in the public mind with pictures of bug-eyed monsters about tures many popular sports such as to devour overblown blondes. Nothing for rational people to consider, '...My Dear 01' Swanee' volleyball, horseback riding, and at least not in the near future. Before you get into the meat- of this editorial, let us first tell swimming. But according to the That's the way it was last week. you that the following quoted material does not express our opinions. "Wildcat," the WAA at Chico This week, with the advent of Sputnik, the new red star in the Far from if. State has an activity which sounds sky. the future is rushing to meet the present at breakneck speed. The These are the words written in an editorial which appeared in even more interesting. It is called dreamy talk of flight to the moon and of eventual interplanetary the Shreveport, La., Journal, expressing the workings of some South- co-educational canoeing. II wonder flight has taken on a tone of urgency. ern minds. Steel yourself and read on. if that would fulfill State's P.E. The cold war has invaded space, and Russia has a strong hcadstart. "Heil Eisenhower! requirements?) There is no doubt that the United States also is carrying on a "The Storm Troopers are in Little Rock! The Gestapo is investi- Down at the University of Cali- program of space research. Our own little satellite soon will end gating every citizen who happens to have been born white! The Sec- fornia at Santa Barbara another Sputnik's monopoly. We have plans for manned space stations, and ond Reconstruction a la Eisenhower is under way! student has made the news. This flights to the moon. ". . . While the whole so-catled 'free world cringes at the bru time it's a girl, Nanci Browning, We have the resources. What we need is the will. Public opinion tality with which the Communists force the Hungarians to do their an 18-year-old sophomore. Nanci's must spur that will if we are to compete successfully with Russia's bid bidding, President Eisenhower sends 1000 fully-armed paratroopers of picture appeared on the cover of for space supremacy.. the 101 st Airborne Division to Little Rock to terrorize white citizens! Newsweek magazine not long ago. The American public's consideration of yesterday's fantasy as to- The troops are integrated! The pretty coed is now engaged. day's hard reality is a matter of life or death. " . . . What a shame for the United States of America that right now et a time when the whole world is threatened by Red aggres- sion the destiny of this great nation is in the hands of a misguided militarist whose understanding of his people is so scant that he is tear. ng them apart and pitting them against each other instead of draw- ing them together. "What joy must reign in the Kremlin today as our President brings th United States of America to the brink of Civil War! ". .. These are dark days for the South dark days for the whole United States!" This is what some people of the South have been reading and believing. This is what some Southern writers have beene pouring out, well-spiced with absurd ad.jectives and hysterical exclamation points.' But, face it. This is what some Southern whites believe. And, they are keeping it going through their children, victims of their environ- ment. integration isn't going to be an overnight thing. It will take a concentrated but steady effort. And it can't be done effectively while newspapers in the area continue to serve only the interests of their white readers. In rebuttal, we say, "Heil Douglas F. Attaway, president and pub- lisher." More the appropnate time for construc- We see you've heard about the Rush tive criticism regarding rally ac- Big Lie. Dear Thrust and Parry: tivities held at our recent football those among There seem to be games. us who are griping about the fact SJS Now Planning I. With all of the P.A. equip- Ahead that no one seems to have enough ment floating around this campus, SJS's growing pains seem to be 1958. "rah rah'. one would think some of it could unending. With completion Things are happening so rapidly I have to admit that I am among of the be furnished to the yell leaders Administration Building set for that students can almost feel the those who lack the old "rah rah". to help with the direction of yells. The "rah rah" that Nov. 1, SJS is already planning growing quivers of the campus. I have is for 2. It would be nice if the school me. bigger and better things. New sidewalks are being com- also could afford to have a public I do not have the time to go address system, giving players' Upon completion of the Ad. pleted on the north end of the around cheering for the football names who are participating in Building, the Cafeteria campus. Bids have been submitted have to use my time Building team. I for the game. will take over the limelight spot for installation of the bell and more useful things such as making 3. The card section at Stan- around SJS. The Cafeteria will be clock systems in the Centennial enough money to eat and getting ford was excusable for a first finished sometime after Ma y. good enough grades to remain in game, but became ridiculous at
school. our last one. Why not place some- Another thing that takes a good one who is more capable of direct- amount of my time is my girl. I ing card stunts at our future home WORK OF ART would rather go out with her than games? ! to a football stadium and watch by Everyone is willing to partici- a lot of musclemen bang each pate in helping fo back other around just for the glory of the team, ART CLEANERS but a little assistance and organi- zation from the Rally Committee 398 E. SANTA CLARA i The school could do without would go far in furthering the en- SWEATERS & CASHMERE . football as far as I am concerned. COATS 15% joyment of the game and contin- 1 ASB A 1074 our DISCOUNT uing interest. SPECIALTY Dan Worthington with your No P.A. ASB 4259 I HOUR SERVICE ASB CARD !Dear Thrust and Parry: It is my feeling that now is SpiZtanaifii
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SECOND STREET C Ypres, 4 2420 FIRST at SAWA CLARA IT'S NORTON CAVORTIN' Spartan Team Greek Football Time...flay, October IL Ihril WART V 11%11.Y- 1 .Iggressive In Begins Today; A MUSCLE PULLED Defensive Drill Six Games Set Coach Bob Tiehenal's Spartan This afternoon at 4, it frater- ftitball team, which tackles the nity touch football teams square Oregon University Ducks Satur- away at each other to deter ' day aft(arnoon, hustled through of- fensive drills against Oregon de- the Greek eliainition, and pos- fenses yesterday at Spartan Field sibly the 114811PUP. eluamplon. The Spa r tans also brisked The 12 teams are divided into through pass defense drills with two leagues, the American and the idea of halting the Ducks dan- the National league In the Amen - gerous passing attack. can league. Alpha Tau Oineva, Toni Crabtree, Oregon quarter- Delta Sigma Phi. I)elta Upsil. back. corn pleted eight Of ten Kappa Alpha. Kappa Tali. passes as the Ducks blanked Lambda Chi Alpha will partl..1- pate. P. A. SYSTEM In the Nati.mal It'.,ole. Phi Sig- There will be a public. ad- ma Kappa, l'i Kappa Alpha. Sim() dress system at the remaining Chi, Sigma Nu. Theta Chi and home football g.t lllll %. aceording Theta Xi will participate. to Tiny Ilartranft, professor of Games will he played each physical education. Ile said that Tuesday and Thursday afternoons representative for Tidewater the at 4, on the east and west fields Associated Oil C pany offered of Williams St. Park. cast and apologies for the -mistake of west fields of Columbus Park, and not sending equipment from San north and south fields of the Rose Francisco. Garden. UCLA 21-0 last Saturday. End Today 's schedule In the Na- This is the plav which Injured 3111w ankee seeond baseman Red Ron Stover has been the Web- tional league: INK. vs. TX (Co- s. lotentlienst. Red attempt% to field base hit by Yanks' sianghter, hut injures groin nitisele In ions l'Anks %1 iii, 3-2, lumbus Field cast), FKA %IC feet's top receiver. ,..stertla. Phola by International. Spartan line coach Marty Feld- TC ( Rose (iarden south), and man, who has scouted the last two SC vs. SN (Rose 6arden PATRONIZE YOUR Spartan iii IS i;apel Da) Norton fights forveard tor fist. yards against Arizona State of Tempe Oregon U games, reports that the north). For Fun and Health Saturday night. Desil end Karl Kiefer (80). fullback Ron Erhardt (46) and guard Dennis ADVERTISERS (arun- Ducks have two good backs in In the American League: ATO chit. (6)) move up to halt Norton's progress. AS(' walloped SJS, 44-6. photo by Dannenbrink. Jim Shanley and Jac* Morris. vs. LCA (Williams--west), OS!' RENT A BICYCLE ---east), and DU Feldman said Shanley is the Web- vs. KT (Williams Lightweight & Bicycles for 2 Fastballer Bob Morris is vs. NA (Columbus Park- .West. PIZZA GARDENS Turley, Hank Bauer, Varsity Bows. feet's top runner, while one of the team's top blockers. On Tuesday, Oct. 15, ATO plays We Cater to Parties PAUL'S CYCLES Yogi Berra Spark 3-2 Yankee Win Ron Woolverton and Harvel Pol- KT. LCA plays NA. and DSP Finest Pizza in the World Iti the National league 1435 THE ALAMEDA NEW YORK (UP) -111 I at three ganies each. Frosh Triumph lard, who have favoring injuries, plays DU. 1317 MOUE ROAD DSK plays TC, TX plays SN. and CYpress 3-9766 runs by Hank It r and Yogi Bauer's blow turned out to be By JOHN SALAMIDA went through light drills in sweat CY 7 9753 plays ,SC. Berra gavel the New York the big one which kept the San Jose State's varsity water suits yesterday. Titchenal said PICA On Thursday, Oct. 17, PSK Yankees a 3-2 victory over the Yankees "alive." It came with? one poio team fell victim to Pacific both probably would make the trip plays SN, TC plays SC, and TX Milwaukee man out in the seventh inning and Coast Conference champion Uni- to Eugene. TIIE ORIGINAL It yesterday, plays PICA. In the American just made it. The ball hit the left versity of California last !tight The Spartan team. 36 strong, evening the 1957 World Series league. ATO plays KA. KT plays field foul pole and bounced back dropping a 13-5 decision In the will leave for Oregon Friday. and LCA plays DSP. DESEArACIAT onto the field, breaking a 2-2 tie. Spartan pool. return Saturday after the game. DU, and DRESS RIGHT The Braes also came up with The loss for coach Charlie Wal- kers Spartan crew gave them a two homers, by Frank Torre and 1-1 season record. The varsity 111 Hank Aaron, but both came with polists knocked over the Santa CAR COATS the bases empty. Clara Broncos, 19-3 in their season ppercuts torn on the South African Veldt, now opener earlier in the week. ,ils;zes -- $14.95 up casual Dale Anderson scored all five By RANDIE E. POE worn around the world. First choice for GIFTS goals for the Spartans, while Sports Editor wear from Canada to the Caribbean froti Chuck Halloway led the Bears Beverly Hills to Boothbay Harbor.. Unique for In, the scoring department IVY CORDS with Wilson, whom some have accused of attaching an eight goal effort. Ex-Spartan Billy construction superb British craftsmanship. with leather trim magnets to his fingers, might soon lose his position as chairman of the. EVERY OCCASION In their next start Friday night charcoal and olive $6.95 pass receiving. extreme flexibility and in the State pool. the Spartans, 49ers board of C. Owens is in the wings. rugged, $1.00 EARRINGS members of the Northern Calif. Lithe R. lightness.., A 6.3, 205-pounder, Owens registered two pass receptions at COSTUME JEWELRY Water Polo League, meet the smart. Come in for a Kezar Sunday which must rank among the all-time best. He had no MUSIC BOXES strong San Francisco Olympic fitting, you'll, IVY WHIPCORDS Club. business making either grab. Certainly, the L.A. Ram defensive secondary is willing to classify tan $6.95 HUMMEL FIGURES The Olympic Club, which boasts "swear by" Owens as a member of somebody else's animal kingdom. What he did the services of Spartan freshman AT was not human. them. coach Art Lambert, captured the With slightly ove r 30 seconds to play in the lirf.111111 111.1111(1, Carthy;:s outdoor AAU water polo title this II,,' 49ers held a 9-7 lead over the Rams. Time was evaporating BOYS STORE AND past summer. as bottle-bald Y. A. Tittle stepped back near the midfield line to Lambert's frosh team 'sal- SHOP each a first -down pass. COLLEGE ie'tcicp vaged some consolation for San CRAFTS HOBBY SUPPLIES 12 W. SAN ANTONIO Jose yesterday with a lopsided OWENS MAKES FANTASTIC GRAB 16-1 Wilt iner It was a raihow toss which seemed to hang suspended In air 321 S. FIRST CY 3-1168 CY 7-3923 tbe University of California frosh prior to the Owens and Rani defender Don Burroughs, also 6-3, stood in the end varsity g Lambert termed zone, nervously awaiting its descent. Locked together as one, both men the win a complete tram effort. leaped' Together, they came down and collapsed in a heap. When they Frosh goalie Mery separated, Owens held the leather between both paws. " Donner turn- Enistand. 15c WASH 10c DRY ed in an outstanding effort for the Later, as if Lady Fate had chosen him as her messenger. Owens bru.hed leather. sand Ictorious Spartan c Lu b. Lonnie personally provided the 49ers with a 23-20 triumph. color. I ,..c.n,,nr ntanto This time, four minutes and 20 ticks remaine5 to he played, and er..n , rvc 'Itristenson led the winners in $12.95 Ile scoring department with six L.A. had overhauled S.F. to take a 20-16 lead. Tittle faded back on ADA'S LAUNDERETTE goals. 12, but he could not srP111 to spot a receiver. He paused mo- Adding two goals each were mentarily, mentally scratching his head. toda<5 409 E. Santa Clara near 9th Street Dave Dinelli, Preston Brunst. and Whirling, he shot a liner to the fur corner of the i nd zone. Don with Roston !Hackle Youngberg. Larry Holten, This time, Jess Castete was shadowing Owens Ire-ton Denny Fosdick, and Lash TurOle resoluteness. Owens Jumped for the sky, took the ball off Castete's soared once, fingertips and dropped snugly Into paydirt. It nag all in WOMEN '.. STORE -71 SOUTH FIRST STRUT HOURS: 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. including SUNDAYS The Spartan F'rosh's game with The Spartans' grid opponent. at Eugene Saturday, Oregon Univer- ^ Washington High. which was sity, has excited Oregon football filberts. L. H. Gregory writes in the scheduled for Tuesday hut post- Portland Oregonion: "Oregon boys knew exactly where they were poned has been reschedule& for going against UCLA, and how, and their play calling mixed middle of Nov. 24 in the prep's home pool in the line and outside plays, plus oceassional passes in just the right Fremont._ degrees and the right proportion. There were no mistakes and no jit- §etSWOO 814T1 terness, but determined execution. This made for cotifidoce that will Making 'Scents' grow in future games." ... If it grows against our Spartans this week. our outlook will indeed tx. bleak.... PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS SANTA BARBARA, Calif. 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To quote Elizabeth II will have a lush ward- , In TI7 Show n. one young male, "Bermudas' place robe of jewelry for her visit to San Jose State College Audio- Highlight Autumn is in the home." He is not the Only Canada and the United States,' Visual Service personnel will ap- announcements one to thinks so. Spartan from even if she isn't permitted to pack pear on a closed circuit television Engagements brother, Charles Bowen to Jean the Start states, ". . . women do the fabulous crown jewels. These meet in''. show to be presented at 8 p.m. CSTA, leadership meeting in Los sr2b:i3n 0 Attarti, SCHLOBOHM -DITCH Jett of Sigma Kappa, was an- not wear slacks, pedal pushers, or traditionally are not to be removed tomorrow at the California School Angeles, today and Friday. today, p.m. The Alpha Plus uere surprised nounced to the memehrs at the shorts on campus . . ." A few of from England. re- Boards Assn. convention in Long El Circuit) Castellano, meeting Student -V", membership to hear of the engagement of one . Pi Kappa Alpha district conven- US seem to have either forgotten The Queen owns at least seven Sunda) Beach. and installation of spring officers. treat, Friday, Saturday, their members. Margaret Dutch. tion dance last Saturday night. or ignored this statement. Some- diamond tiaras, assorted flower to go should of The hour-long progrim, entitl- Saturday, 8:30 p.m. at home of All students planning to John C. Schloblhm. Miss Dutch how the old tradition of a skirt and foliage brooches, at least 20 fee by MI FR MIARsill ed "Demonstration of Television Bill Torres. Meet at Student Un- pay $2 of the registration is general elementary education and sweater has more appeal than pearl necklaces, plus a variety of Classroom," a Tom Slier announced his pin- in the will be shown ion 7 p.m. for rides to meeting. noon today. major from Santa Clara. She is ! benmidas do on campus. Don't bracelets, earrings, watches and at the Hotel today, 4 ning to Jean Marsh, speech and Lafayette to ap- Epsilon PI Tau, tonight, 7:30, p. inTbirtnyinlub, meeting, ow student teaching and will grad- take my word for it, ask the men jewelled orders such as the Star proximately 1500 drama major from San Jose. Slier pepole. It will in- Industrial Arts Building. uate in June. Schlohohm was grad- around campus ... of the Order of the Garter. elude a series of guest speakers is a speech correction major. Flying 20 Club, meeting for all ated from Stanford University and Now bermuda shoes are another It is generally known the Mon- lecturing from Marriages office settings, and interested students, tonight, 8, now works for Stantord Research story. That is if you are an Ivy arch wears few rings for good teaching demonstrations in stu- Room Elle. Deadline for Institute. A February wedding is AsHBAUGH-VROOM Leaguer through and through. reason. Hand-shaking is easier dent-filled classrooms. Humanities Club, meeting, to- planned. The former Donna Lee VroOm Bermuda shoes sport a buckle in without them. But in her collect- SJS personnel appearing on the day, 1:30 p.m.. Barracks 93. became the bride of James Denny the back which is another one of ion is what the jewelry industry show will be Mrs. Gaither Lee Award Today PICTON-BURT Ashbaugh on Sept. I. at the Way- JAM, meeting for all interested the many useless devices that calls the number nine cut of the Martin, supervisor of closed circuit All applications for the Fill- A lighted candle recently passed ' side Chapel near Los Gatos. Ash- students, today. 9:30 a.m., Aero- adorns clothes and sets a style. I Cullinan Diamond- a pear-shaped television; Dr. Richard B. Lewis, bright Scholarship must be com- at the Gamma Phi Beta house an- baugh is a junior engineering nautics Lab. am not degrading Ivy League, I gem of five carats, mounted in a head of the Division of Audio- pleted today and returned to Room nounced the engagement of Pat major, and the former Miss Vroorn Independent Boarding House am just thinking of the lovely ring once worn by Queen Mary. visual service; and John West- 118, according to Jerome S. Fink, Burt to Dick Picton, who was af- is a home economics major. Their Council, election of officers, today, sight one presents as he walks Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower will fall, coordinator of television ser- assistant dean of students and Dialed with Phi Sigma Kappa. ! home is now in San Jose, 4:30 p.m., Room 21. down the gleaming concrete walks have several new costumes in her vices. An SJS technical crew also Fulbright adviser. Miss Burt is a senior kindergarten- ! Lutheran Students Assn., meet- BREWTON-SMITH toward the Lib flashing his 30 odd wardrobe for the Queen's visit. But will be present to work on in- scholarship is given by the primary major from Kentfield and ing, tonight, '00, 92 S. 5th St. The Nancy Smith and Jeff Brewton ivy league buckles in the noon day just how Tasty and what styles are stallations. United States government a n ci Picton. a business administration0 Mu Phi Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha of Lambda Chi Alpha exchanged sun. It's blinding . best kept secret on otherwise Other participants will include covers the cost of transportation, graduate from Livingston. is now and MENC, open house for all vows this summer. They are now Shouts of "Where is individua- talkative Seventh Avenue, Design- Dr. Roy E. Simpson. Calif. state tuition, books, and maintenance employed by Emporium in Palo music students, Friday, 8 a.m. to residing in San Jose while Brew- lity?" and "Conformity is out bf ers Mollie Parnis and Nettie Ro- superintendent of public instruc- one academic year of grad- Alto. 5:30 p.m., Music Building. for ton completes work on a degree hand" rings through the Quad and senstein confirmed they are mak- tion and director of education; uate study abroad. Pinnings in Production Engineering Society, psy chology. echoes down our hallowed halls. ing new clothes for the first lady, and Miss Gladys Latham, repre- Eligib iii t y requirements are field trip, Friday. 1:30 p.m., En- What is evryone shouting about? but wouldn't discuss details. Miss sentative of the Sacramento uni- United States citizenship, a college TIFFANT--GOCLD MORGAN-ROGER gineering Building Lobby. Gould of Kappa Delta Ivy League. There is a rumor on Rosenstein made Mr s. Eisen- fied school district. They will work degree or its equivalent tat time Marion Marilyn Roger and Bob Mor- Sangho ('lub, meeting, today, candle to campus that SJS students look as hower's formal gowns for both with several guest teachers in the passed the traditional gan were married this past sum- 9:30 a.m., Room CH348. award is granted), good health, her pinning to Roger though they are wearing uniforms Inaugural balls. Los Angeles area. and a working knowledge of the announce mer. The ceremony was in Santa :Ocala Delta Chi, meeting, to- --uniforms with an excess of but- One of the two stewardesses on Tiffany of Alpha Phi Omega. Miss Cruz, and the couple now lives in day, 4 p.m., J104. language of the country of appli- is a junior music major from tons and buckles and stripes. Is the plane bringing Queen Eliza- cation. Gould Campbell. Morgan was affliated Social Affairs Committee, meet- while Tiffany is a math Ivy League ruining our youth? Or beth and h e r husband, Prince Three or four strong candidates Campbell with Lambda Chi Alpha. ing, today. 3:30 p.m., Room 117. major from San Francisco. is it a comfortable and clean cut Phillip. to Canada next week is Church Group have filled out preliminary ap- JOHNSON-MAHANEV way of dressing? Me? I go along used to flying the famous. plications. Fink said, adding that
VAUGHT-JACOBS Now residing in Mountain View with the latter school of thought. British Overseas Airways Corp.. Industrial Arts they will be reviewell by a Ful- passed at the Alpha Meets Tonight A rose was following a summer wedding are I think most people -judging by which is transporting the royal bright screening committee, made night announc- The Lutheran Students Assn. Phi house Monday the former Ruth Mahaney and the way they dress--will agree party to Ottawa Oct. 12, said the To Teach up of faculty members, before the of Dabs Jacobs to Driving ing the pinning Lew Johnson. Mrs. Johnson was a that Ivy League has a fresh ap- senior stewardess on the flight will will meet tonight at 7:30 in the final applications are approved. Miss Jacobs is a Lou Vaught. Phi Mu at Cal, and Johnson was pealing look .. be Faith M. Sisman, London. She Student Christian Center, accord- There may be crumpled fenders "An applicant should have a 3 junior education major from Sher- accompanied a Lambda Chi Alpha. Maybe the rooting section wasn't Princess Margaret on ing to the Rev. John Arthurs, cam- around campus when the indus- Point (B) over-all grade point man Oaks. Vaught is a member of all white last Saturday night II her trip to Trinidad in 1955 and trial arts driving program GRAVELLE-BAKENHUS pus pastor. gets un- average and a 3.5 (13 plus) grade Delta Upsilon and a senior aero- remember detecting a great deal Sir Anthony Eden, former British derway this fall; however, the stu- Noel Gravelle announced h is Refreshments will be served fol- point average in his major field," nautical engineering major. of red and blue) but the sounds prime minister, when he went to dent instructors in the dual con- marriage to the former Ellene lowing a general discussion. Fink said, that came from that direction Jamaica last year. trol automobiles will try to pre- BARTOSH-DOVLE Bakenhus of Delta Zeta. Gravelle Sunday the Rev. Arthur will be were wonderful to hear. Which Miss Sisman has made 400 At- vent any such happenings. Sue Doyle. Kappa Alpha Theta. who was a Lambda Chi Alpha is installed as Lutheran campus pas- brings up the question do you need lantic crossings and logged nearly 3 COAT AUTO ENAMEL blew out the traditional candle now employed by P.G. & E. tor in a ceremony to be held in Students interested in learning to wear white to have spirit? I two million air miles. The second Only $35.00 announcing her pinning to Ray STILLWELL-WAHLSTROM Holy Redeemer Church. 1948 The how to drive should sign up in the don't think so-- at least not from stewardess is Velma A. Brown, a Qu lity Work, Fast Servic Bartosh. Delta Upsilon. Miss On Sept. 15 in the Imenanuel Alameda, 4:30 p.m. industrial arts office now. There For Information Call the cheers I heard. All white at a native of Canada. Doyle, a senior education major, is Lutheran Church of San Jose the Before coming to SJS, the Rev. is no fee. Lessons will begin about game is a tremendous sight but it One touch of home will be pro- 9. L. DAVIS from Su_samille. and Bartosh is former Shirley Wahlstrom w a s Arthur served as parish pastor in the fifth week of school and will CY 5-2750 Aft, & Evening vided the Queen when she visits studying for his masters in bus- wed to Tom Stillwell of Lambda is rather chilly. For night games Pennsylvania and New York City. last for 10 weeks. New York Oct. 21. The Royal iness. Chi Alpha. why not just all white during half- He is a graduate of Gustavus Instruction time will be ar- party will be served tea with all time activities? I'm sure students Adolphus College in Minnesota. ranged to fit the students' indi- NORMAN-FOWLER the typically English fixin's when vidual schedules, accor ding to surprised her Kap- Planning- Retreat wouldn't mind taking off their it visits the Empire State Build- Dede Fowler Ralph Bohn, assistant professor of Alpha Theta sisters by an- jackets for a few minutes-but to ing. The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. pa industrial arts. No college credit which will cater the event, said nouncing her pinning to Bill Nor- Set for Weekend sit minus a coat for all four quar- Flying 20 Club is given. there will be several varieties of man, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Miss ters in this nippy fall weather is Fowler, who is from Sackton, is T h e Congregational-Disciples tea, plus scones, crumpets, muf- rather chilly. Plans an education major. while Nor- Student Fellowship will hold a fins, jams and marmalades. Events YOUR WHAT Hum? man, who is from San Jose, is a planning retreat this weekend at A secretary will be elected and junior business major. Mt. Hermon, according to the Rev. comit tees formed at today's meet- student minister. SJS Professors 113HC To Elect ing of the Flying 20 Club, 8 p.m. BOWEN-JETT James S. Barge, the weekend in E-119, according to Frank Wil- The pinning of Pi Kapp a Alpha Reservations for will be taken at the Student To Publish Book Officers Today liams, assistant professor of aero- nautics and club adviser. Christian Center. 92 S. 5th St. un- The culmination of two years of Election of officers will be held Students interested in the club til Thursday!. Cost will be $3. spare time work is at hand as two at the Independent Boarding are welcome to attend, Williams Interested students may contact SJS psychology instructors p u t HOLLYWOOD Troy Laundry House Council meeting at 4:60 p.m. said, adding that membership is the Rev. Barge at the center for the finishing touches on their today in Room 21. All represen- open to both men and women stu- and further informat ion. manuscript of a book on educa- STUDIO tatives from independent board- dents. The club's objective, he tional psychology. ing houses are asked to be present said, is to give students an op- and Camera Shop The book, which ,is intended for For the to vote, according to Lou Anne portunity to learn to fly at the Cleaners use as a text, is scheduled for Bone, publicity chairman. lowest possible cost. SMARTEST publication by Alyn and Bacon of The committees to be formed in- Boston in the spring. GRADUATION feature FASHIONS clude a social committee, which Its authors, Dr. Charles W, Tel- Sorority Rushing will make preparations for a PORTRAITS from head to foot, ford and Dr. James M. Sawrey, SPARKLIN' hanger dance; and an operations have never collaborated before, but Sorority rushing officially opens complete your committee, which will study the neither is a stranger to the liter- Saturday morning at 9. Registra- SPARTANS need for purchasing a four-place FALL WARDROBE ary world. Each has authored tion, which costs $1. will be con- aircraft for the instruction of new with the finest numerous magazine articles on ducted in Morris Dailey Auditor- GET WELL WISHES 41 North First Feel Rite members. Be Brite CAMPUS WEAR various aspects of psychology. ium. At that time questions con- - GALORE - CY 2-8960 The writers feel their text will cerning rushing will be answered. THE BETA KAPPA Drive to Junior charge accounts present a broader coverage of the Special questions or problems 277 E. San Fernando St. field of educational psychology concerning rush may be answered -Th Store With Th 722 invited CWC Elects ALMADEN than is available in current texts by calling Carolyn Carlson, rush College Education" The Catholic Women's Center since it "ties in a consideration of chairman, at CY 5-9689. She is or call elected officers Thursday night at the topics of personality, character especially interested in helping a get -acquainted party. The new CYpress 3-8668 and motivation with the subject of any confused freshman girls. officers are Gloria Sani, president; learning." Frances Worthington, vice-presi- Our Specialty ... dent; Sharon Ann Clark, secre- Clean Clothes 149 S. FIRST STREET Epsilon Pi Tau tary; Eileen Bennett, treasurer; Garland House Epsilon Pi Tau, professional Cindy Jenkins, sergeant -at -arms: honorary in Industrial Education. and Vera Garcia, freshman moni- DINNER SPECIAL Has Election will hold a business meeting Thurs- tor; Ellen Covey, sophomore moni- GRAVY ROAST BEEF with BROWN day evening at 7:30 in the Indust - tor; Lois Sorrell', junior monitor; POTATOES The Garland House held its first SOUP rial Arts activities and Mary Zwack senior monitor. VEGETABLE BREAD & BUTTER official meeting this fall on Sept. building. After L iq. Bottle of Mdl .i5 30 in which the officers were for the coming semester have been The CWC is working with New- TEAKS elected. The new president is planned refreshments will be ser- man Club on its folat entry in Susan Wasson who will be assisted ved. the homecoming parade. 95` by Donna Davison as vice-presi - dent. Susan Balken as secretary TOP SIRLOIN ARCHIE'S and Noreen Nordheim as treasur- BACK-TO; SCHOOL' SPECIAL er. The two representatives to or STEAK HOUSE the Homecoming float committee Your own also elected are Dorothy Boyden NEW YORK 545 S. 2nd St.- Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. and Mary Davison. personalized,.. 129 stationery with salad, baked potato, just 50c ...' chili, roll and butter - CLASSIFIEDS when you buy an
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WH 8-5767 after 5:00 pm DATI.T October 10, ' 4-01rAtTAN Thunday, 1957 A Gal View Queen's Wardrobe 'SJS Service By CATHY FERGUSON neat! Rather To Perform Romantic Doings Bermudas are Expensive *meet-win4tUto Agreed, but the) don't look neat I NEW YORK - UP) Queen on campus or in class. To quote Elizabeth II will have a lush ward- I In TV Show one young male. -Bermudas' place. robe of jewelry for her visit to San Jose State College Audio- Highlight Autuinn Is in the home." He is not the only Canada and the United States. Visual Service personnel will ap- announcements one to thinks so. Spartan from even if she isn't permitted to pack pear on a cloeed circuit television Engagements brother, Charles Bow en to Jean the Start states, ". . . women do the fabulous crown Jewels. These /Ward, meeting, show to be presented at 8 p.m. CSTA, leadership meeting in Los Spartan Shop sCHLOROHM-DETCH .lett of Sigma Kappa, was an- not wear slacks, pedal pushers. or traditionally are not to be removed tomorrow at the California School Angeles. today and Friday. today, 2:30 p.m. The Alpha Phi were surprised nounced to the memebrs at the shorts on campus . ." A few of from England. membership re- Boards Assn. convention in Long El Circulo Castellano, meeting Student "2", to hear of the engagement of one Pi Kappa Alpha district conven- us seem to have either forgotten ' The Queen owns at least Sunday. seven! Beach. and installation of spring officers. treat, Friday, Saturday, their members. Margaret Dutch. tion dance last Saturday night. or ignored this statement. Some- diamond tiaras, assorted flower to go should of The hour-long program, entitl- Saturday, 8:30 p.m. at home of All students planning to John C. Schloblhm, Miss Dutch how the old tradition of a skirt and foliage brooches, at least 20 ed registration fee by sILER-MARSH "Demonstration of Television Bill Torres. Meet at Student Un- pay $2 of the is a general elementary education and sweater has more appeal than pearl necklaces, plus a variety of Ii Tom Siler announced his pin- in the Classroom," will be shown ion 7 p.m. for rides to meeting. noon today. major from Santa Clara. She is bernuidas do on campus. Don't bracelets, earrings, watches and meeting, today, 4 ning to Jean Marsh, speech and at the Hotel Lafayette to ap- Epsilon PI Tau, tonight, 7:30, Thirty Club, ow student teaching and will grad- take my word for it, ask the men jewelled orders such as the Star proximately drama major from San Jose. Slier 1500 pepole. It will in- Industrial Arts Building. p.m., J107. uate in June. Schlobohm was grad- around campus of the Order of the Garter. clude a is a speech correction major. series of guest speakers Flying 20 Club, meeting for all ated from Stanford University and Now bermuda shoes are another It is generally known the Mon- lecturing from Marriages office settings, and interested students, tonight, 8, now works for Stanford ReSearch story. That is if you are an Ivy arch wears few rings--for good teaching demonstrations in stu- Room E119. Deadline for Institute. A February wedding is ASHBAUGH-VROOM Leaguer through and through. reason. Hand-shaking is easier dent -filled classrooms. Humanities Club, meeting, to- planned. The former Donna Lee VroOm Bermuda shoes sport a buckle in without them. But in her collect- SJS personnel appearing on the day, 1:30 p.m., Barracks 93. became the bride of James Denny the back which is another one of ion is what the jewelry industry show will be Mrs. Gaither Lee Award Today PICTON-BURT on Sept. 1, at the Way- lAS, meeting for all interested Ashbaugh the many useless devices t h a t. calls the number nine cut of the Martin, supeivisor of closed circuit All applications for the Ful- A lighted candle recently passed Chapel near Los Gatos. Ash- students, today, 9:30 a.m., Aero- side adorns clothes and sets a style. I Cullinan Diamond- a pear-shaped television; Dr. Richard B. Lewis. bright Scholarship must be com- at the Gamma Phi Beta house an- a junior engineering nautics Lab. baugh is am not degrading Ivy League, I gem of five carats, mounted in a head of the Division of Audio- pleted today and returned to Room nounced the engagement of Pat Miss Vroom Independent Boarding House major, and the former am just thinking of the lovely ring once worn by Queen Mary, Visual Service; and John \Vest- 118, according to Jerome S. Fink, Burt to Dick Picton, who was af- major. Their Council, election of officers, today, is a home economics sight one presents as he walks airs. Mamie Eisenhower will fall, coordinator of television ser- assistant dean of students and fhated with Phi Sigma Kappa. Jose. 4:30 p.m., Room 21. home is now in San down the gleaming concrete walks have several new costumes in her vices. A SJS technical crew also Fulbright adviser. Miss Burt is a senior kindergarten- Lutheran Students Assn., meet- BREVYTON-SMITH toward the Lib flashing his 30 odd wardrobe for the Queen's visit. But will be present to work on in- The scholarship is given by the primary major from Kentfield and ing, tonight, '00, 92 S. 5th St. Nancy Smith and Jeff Brewton Ivy league buckles in the noon day just how litany and what styles are stallations. United States government a n d Picton, a business administration Mu Phi Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha of Lambda Chi Alpha exchanged sun. It's blinding best kept secret on otherwise Other participants will include covers the cost of transportation, graduate from Livingston. is now and MENC, open house for all vows this summer. They are now Shouts of "Where is 'individua- talkative Seventh Avenue. Design- Dr. Roy E. Simpson, Calif. state tuition, books, and maintenance employed by Emporium in Palo music students, Friday, 8 a.m. to residing in San Jose while Brew- lity?" and "Conformity is out Of ers Mollie Parnis and Nettie Ro- superintendent of public instruc- for one academic year of grad- Alto. 5:30 p.m., Music Building. ton completes work on a degree in hand" rings through the Quad and senstein confirmed they are mak- tion and director of education; uate study abroad. Pinnings Production Engineering Society, psychology. echoes down our hallowed halls. ing new clothes for the first lady, and Miss Gladys Latham, repre- Eligib II it y requirements are field trip. Friday, 1:30 p.m., En- What is evryone shouting about? but wouldn't discuss details. Miss sentative of the Sacramento uni- United States citizenship, a college TIFFANY-GOLD MORGAN-ROGER gineering Building Lobby. Delta Ivy League. There is a rumor on Rosenstein made Mr s. Eisen- fied school district. They will work degree or its equivalent (at time Marion Gould of Kappa Marilyn Roger and Bob Mor- Sangha Club, meeting, today, to campus that SJS students look as hower's lormal gowns for both with several guest teachers in the is granted), good health, passed the traditional candle gan were married this past sum- 9:30 a.m., Room CH348. award her pinning to Roger though they are wearing uniforms inaugural balls. Los Angeles area. and a working knowledge of the announce mer. The ceremony was in Santa sigma Delta (iii, meeting, to- -- uniforms with an excess of but- One of the two stewardesses on of appli- Tiffany of Alpha Phi Omega. Miss Cruz. and the couple now lives in day, 4 p.m., J104. language of the country is a junior music major from tons and buckles and stripes. Is the plane bringing Queen Eliza- cation. Gould Campbell. Morgan was affliated Social Affairs Committee, meet- while Tiffany is a math Ivy League ruining our youth? Or beth and he r husband, Prince Three or four strong candidates Campbell with Lambda Chi Alpha. ing, today, 3:30 p.m., Room 117, major from San Francisco. is it a comfortable and clean cut Phillip, to. Canada next week is Church Group have filled out preliminary ap- JOHNSON-MAIMANEY way of dressing? Me? I go along used to flying the famous. plications. Fink said, adding that %AUGHT-JACOBS Now residing in Mountain View with the latter school of thought. British Overseas Airways Corp.. Industrial Arts they will be revieweei by a Fut- Alpha Meets Tonight A rose was passed at the following a summer wedding are I think most people -judging by which is transporting the royal bright screening committee, made announc- The Lutheran Students Assn Phi house Mondiee night the forMer Ruth Malmsey and the way they dress---will agree party to Ottawa Oct. 12, said the To Teach up of faculty members, before the Jacobs to Driving ing the pinning of Babs Lew Johnson. Mrs. Johnson was a that Ivy League has a fresh ap- senior stewardess on the flight will will meet tonight at 7:30 in the final applications rire approved. a Lou Vaught. Miss Jacobs is Phi Mu at Cal, and Johnson was pealing look ... be Faith M. Sisman, London, She Student Christian Center, accord- There may be crumpled fenders "An applicant should have a 3 junior education major from Sher- accompanied Princess a Lambda Chi Alpha. Maybe the rooting section wasn't Margaret on ing to the Rev. John Arthurs, cam- around campus when the indus- point (B) over-all grade point man Oaks. Vaught is a member of all white last Saturday night el her trip to Trinidad in 1955 and trial arts driving program GRAVELLE--BAKENHUS pus pastor. gets un- average and a 3.5 (13 plus) grade Delta Upsilon and a senior aero- remember detecting a great deal Sir Anthony Eden, former British derway this fall; however, the stu- Noel GraN'elle announced h i s Refreshments will be served fol- point average in his major field," nautical engineering major. of red and blue) but the sounds prime minister, when he went to dent instructors in the dual con- marriage to the former Ellene lowing a general discussion. Fink said. that came from that direction Jamaica last year. trol automobiles will try to pre- BARTOSH-DOYLF: Bakenhus of Delta Zeta. Gravelle Sunday the Rev. Arthur will be were wbnderful to hear. Which Miss Sisman has made 400 At- vent any such happenings. Sue Doyle, Kappa Alpha Theta. who was a Lambda Chi Alpha is installed as Lutheran campus pas- 3 -COAT AUTO ENAMEL brings up the question do you need lantic crossings and logged nearly blew out the traditional candle now employed by P.G. & E. tor in a ceremony to be held in Students interested in learning to wear white to have spirit? I two million air miles. The second Only $35.00 announcing her pinning to Ray STILLWELL-WAHLSTROM Holy Redeemer Church, 1948 The how to drive should sign up in the don't think so-at least not from stewardess is Velma A. Brown, a Quality Work, Fast Service Bartosh, Delta Upsilon. Miss On Sept. 13 in the ImPnanuel Alameda, 4:30 p.m. industrial arts office now. There For Information Cell the cheers I heard. All white at a native of Canada. Doyle, a senior education major, is Lutheran Church of San Jose the Before coming to SJS, the Rev. is no fee. Lessons will begin about game is a tremendous sight but it One touch of home will be pro- Q. L. DAVIS from Susanville, and Bartosh is former Shirley Wahlstrom %V a s Arthur served as parish pastor in the fifth week of school and will CY S-27S0 Aft. & Evening vided the Queen when she visits studying for his masters in bus- wed to Tom Stillwell of Lambda is rather chilly. For night games Pennsylvania and New York City. last for 10 weeks. New York Oct. 21. The Royal ines.. Chi Alpha. why not just all white during half- fie is a graduate of Gustavus Instruction time will be ar- party will be served tea with all - - - time activities? I'm sure students Adolphus College in Minnesota. ranged to fit the students' indi- NORMAN-FOWLER the typically English fixin's when vidual schedules, according to Fowler surprised her Kap- Planning Retreat wouldn't mind taking off their it visits the Empire State Build- _ De& Ralph Bohn, assistant professor of Alpha Theta sisters by an- jackets for a few minutes-but to ing. The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, pa industrial arts. No college credit which will cater the event, said nouncing her pinning to Bill Nor- Set for Weekend sit minus a coat for all four quar- Flying 20 Club is given. there will be several varieties of _mein Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Miss ters in this nippy fall weather is Fowler. who is from Stackton, is T h e Congregational-Disciples tea, plus scones, crumpets, muf- rather chilly. an education major, While Nor- Student Fellowship will hold a fins, jams and marmalades. Plans Events YOUR WHAT WATS? man, who is from San Jose, is a planning retreat this weekend at A secretary will be elected and junior business major. Mt. Hermon. according to the Rev. comittees formed at today's meet- minister. SiS Professors IBHC To Elect ing of the Flying 20 Club, 8 p.m. BOWEN-JETT James S. Barge, student for the weekend in E-119, according to Frank Wil- Tee pinning of Pi Kapp a Alpha Reservations will be taken at the Student To Publish Book Officers Today liams, assistant professor of aero- nautics and club adviser. Christian Center, 92 S. 5th St. un- The culmination of two years of Election of officers will be held Students interested in the club til Thursday. Cost will ix, $5. spare time work is at hand as two at the Independent Boarding are welcome to attend, Williams Interested students may contact SJS psychology instructors pu t HOLLYWOOD Troy Laundry House Council meeting at 4780 p.m. said, adding that membership is the Rev. Barge at the center for the finishing touches on t he today in Room 21. All represen- open to both men and women stu- and further information. manuscript of a book on educa- STUDIO tatives from independent board- dents. The club's objective, he tional psychology. ing houses are asked to be present said, is to give students an op- and Camera Shop The book, which ,is intended for For the to vote, accorling to Lou Anne portunity to learn to fly at the Cleaners use as a text, is scheduled for Bone, publicity chairman. lowest possible cost. SMARTEST publication by Alyn and Bacon of The committees to be formed in- Boston in the spring. 6RA-DUATI0N feature FASHIONS clude a social committee, which Its authors, Dr. Charles W. Tel- Sorority- Rushing will make preparations for a PORTRAITS from head to foot, ford and Dr. James M. Sawrey. SPARKLIN' hanger dance; and an operations have never collaborated before, but Sorority rushing officially opens complete your committee, which will study the neither is a stranger to the liter- Saturday morning at 9. Registra- SPARTANS need for purchasing a four-place FALL WARDROBE ary world. Each has authored tion, which costs $1, will be con- aircraft for the instruction of new with the finest numerous magazine articles on ducted in Morris Dailey Auditor- GET WELL WISHES 41 North First Feel Brife . Rite ... Be CAMPUS WEAR various aspects of psychology. ium. At that time questions con- members' - GALORE - CY 2-8960 The writers feel their text will cerning rushing will be answered. THE BETA KAPPA Drive ies Junior charge accounts present a broader coverage of the Special questions or problems 277 E. San Fernando St. invited fI eld of educational psychology concerning rush may be answered CWC El ects The Store With The 722 ALMADEN than is available in current texts by calling Carolyn Carlson, rush College Education" The Catholic Women's Center since it "ties in a consideration of chairman, at CY 5-9689. She is or call elected officers Thursday night at the topics of personality, character espeCially interested in helping a get -acquainted party. The new CYpress 3-8668 and motivation with the subject of any confused freshman girls. officers are Gloria Sani, president: - learning." Frances Worthington, Our Specialty . . . vice-presi- dent; Sharon Ann Clark, secre- Clean Clothes 149 S. FIRST STREET Epsilon Pt Tau tary; Eileen Bennett, treasurer; Garland House Epsilon Pi Tim, professional Cindy Jenkins, sergeant -at -arms; honorary in Industrial Education. and Vera Garcia, freshman moni-
DINNER SPICIAL Has Election will hold a business meeting Thurs- tor; Ellen Covey, sophomore moni- GRAVY 01PR'' ROAST BEEF with BROWN day evening at 7:30 in the Indust- tor; Lois Borrelli, junior monitor; POTATOES The Garland House held its first SOUP activities and Mary Zwack senior VEGETABLE BREAD I BUTTER official meeting this fall on Sept. rial Arts building. After monitor. La,ge BoWe of 30 in which the officers were for the coming semester have been The CWC is working with New- TEAK1S 29 elected. The new president is planned refreshments will be ser- man Club on its flat entry in Susan Wasson who will be assisted ved. the homecoming parade. 95` by Donna Davison as vice-presi- dent. Susan Balken as secretary TOP SIRLOIN -14r A itCHIES and Noreen Nordheim as treasur- BACK-TO- SCHOOL, SPECIAL er. The two representatives to I or the Homecoming float committee ' Your own , STEAK HOUSE els elected are Dorothy Boyden ' 545 S 2nd St. - Hours 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. and Mary Davison. personalized,.. ciA NEW YORK stationery with salad, baked potato, just 50o chili, roll and butter _ CLASSIFIEDS when you buy an es ' ( ollege girl to share .1 rm. apart- Motorcycle-Ariel Square t-low FOR RENT mint ssith '2 others. i block from mileage low price student. RE 6- Stit 442046.pen1 4787. tibr Girls, g Bd. Funs. Apt. $28icampus. 340 S. 4th, Apt. 18. Con- COMPLETELY or fountain pen at any price. S. 9th. FR - . . tact after 5 p.m. You can't boy a better wk. 246_ _ WANTED And Ester brook's 32 points are replaceable Flirt studeots to share four bed- FOR SALE In seconds 1 any pen counter. So an ( with same. newly dec- Anyone student teaching this room home (hwy. Spring interested in Martinez Esterbrook can last for life. Just $29$ orated. utilities paid. washing ma- Must sell by Fri. eve. '50 AIR CONDITIONED area. ('Y 5-3394. chine,. Phone CY 2-0078, 6.19 S. Saratoga. 55.000 mi. Good cond. 77te Petite Pak is a dainty pen ane pencil set St h. $175. WU 8.2741 eves. filrl in area near Macy% for Dees- ... silt top grads *ruins quality. Just $5Z1 tie aisa-r-e bombe with three JAtiCAR (DN-VERT, '84 XKI210/ :4011/41 evening babysitting for staff will 'tell member. CH 3-0909. . 75, dependable Roll Point-tfere's famous others. $30. CY 3-9246. Ex. throughout. Student point pen. week. reasonable offer. Esterbrook quakts in a sleek ball 'tarn bank, with kiteii. Linenie-, this Best Male student to share apart. CY Just $2L2 CY 2-5110 after 6. 4-9450. Call after 6 p.m. oneis bedding._ ZS ea. 364_ S. .9th St. _ Km. & bd. 2 male students. 180 Tux.. .size 40, shirt, lisp 10-1111 & O Men. IS. U work parttime eves. StatiLindsay's mo. 13 meals per week. 425 S. ties. $35. FR 8-5729. I; Sat. 15-20 hrs. per week, Ate' JULIAN FOR STEAKS 15th. ("all 4.30 to 8:30 p.m. CY 2- Good used Remington Typewriter average earnings. Apply Thur. Call CY 2-4210 p.m. Executive Rm. YMCA. 77 South First Street . Salt Jose, California NORTH FOURlliatJULIAN-Next to Burger Bar 'kale Student to share nndern1 Tailor Tot. Cloud condition. $5.00. Spanish Tutor needed immedietc1N Apt. 6-8 pm. only. 755 S. 5th St. ICH 3-0909. Ph. WH 8-5767 after 5:00 p.m.
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