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Vol. JJ4— N o- 15 PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF ARIZONA STATE COLLEGE AT FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA Wednesday. January 8, 19-17 (pammn Chi W ill Present Formal fClub Wintertime9 Saturday IVite Regents' Action Places Flagstaff State Good Skating At City Park Traditional Setting Arranged For Dance On Equal Footing With Tempe State; In Ashurst Auditorium At Nine o'Clock Expanded Degree Rights Begin 1947-48 With Collegians Furnishing Music —------Starting with the fall semester " Club Wintertime.” annually of 1»4?. Flagstaff State College sponsored by Gamma Chi Beta so will offer bachelor degrees in lib One-Act Play Proud Parents At cial sorority, will be presented Sat eral arts and sciences,' it was an urday night in Ashurst Auditorium. nounced by the Board of Regents , The dani-e will be formal and will at its meeting recently in Tucson. ;Contest Deadline Cottage City Show start at 9:00 Table reservations i may still he made with Barney Old. This expanded field of service to J field, Fred Bingham or Rallie Pow the youth of Arizona will be in Holiday Arrivals ell. addition to the bachelor and masU-r Is February First | Traditional decorations of pine degrees that the College offers in The population of Cottage City This is a reminder tr. ail of you j trees, snow, and the usual bits of education or teacher training. increased considerably over the budding writt-rs that the deadline! greenery will be used The audito Those students not desiring to pre- Christmas holidays, and ASC looK- rium will be decorated to represent pan- for teaching positions may for the one-act play contest being ed forward to receiving three more a night club. The head waiter, bar now work toward liberal arts and sponsored by the Antona Play- Lumberjacks, and one more Lunt- tender. cigarette and hat check science degrees in English, mathe makers is February 1. The play ( ber j ill. On Christmas day, u baby girls will also add to the atmos matics, science, social science, girl, Jacquelinc (Jackie) Morris must be from 1.1 to JO minutes in I phere. Music will be furnished by Spanish, art, commerce, home eco on -wa/i born to Mr, and Mrs. John time. Any type of play may be the Lumberjack Collegians. ' - nomics. physical education, indus R. Morrison. Following Jackie on submitted. Character parts must the 27th of December, was (irt-g- The floor show will start at lO:UO trial arts and music. ory Anderson Smith, son of Mr. with Fred Bingham as master of The action of the regents places be typewritten. Plays must be and Mrs. Richard M. Slyith. A rriv reremonie;*. Margaret Ann Glass both Arizona State Colleges, at original or an adaptation of an ing with the New Year were Jack will sing a solo; Patty Switzer Flagstaff and at Tempe. on equal other play. In case of the latter, i Lee Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. the high school will dance; footing. the author must be consulted be Donald L. Snyder, anil Arthur Raul Negrttte will play a violin Th*'' first of the new degrees fore the play may be submitted. Bryan Taft, son of Mr. and Mrs. solo; and the girls’ trio, Mary may be awarded to the class All plays become the property] Ice-skating, that favorite xport in the Old Country, ix popular William A. Taft, both being born Sykes, Isabell Fernandez, and Bob graduating in the spring of 1948 of the Arizona Playmakers. in S ort hem Arizona too. The ntarby City Park Pond, within catty on the 2nd of January. bie Gibbons will sing. at Flagstaff. The winner of the contest will ’ Jack Lee Synder established a Benefits art* that students may walking distance of the college, provide# ample room for ukaterx Mary Wildman is general chair be announced in April and four of . record in the fact that he was the select more courses in their fields both amateur and profrt
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Hardin-Simmons Coaches Of Two Fine Teams Touriae Lumberjacks Volleyball Tourney m m m Topple Moatazamas Are Conference Targets Roving Axemen t '* Begins Next Week In First Cuffing Operation Of Season In W att Ceast Game —:------— | -•« 36-32 Victory Among WAA Girls Victorious over1 two California team.-* during the Christmas holi Paced By See The- W.A.A. intra-mural volley day the Lumberjacks prepare for Frosh Basketeers ball tournament, which will be a | Cries of “ Jinx” and the like wen erucial Border Conference games ' straight elimination, will begin 'echoing in Southern California pa- tonight. Wednesday, and also next week in the gym, it has been ' peni last week as the touring Luin- announced. Thursday and Friday night in-the To Face College first invasion this season of enemy ; berjacks took on an erratic Monte-: Captakins of the event are Mary I zuma team of San Diego State Col- „,.th Go8JI Betty Burn, t Winona territory by the undefeated Axe- Competition Soon lege on December 30 in the K eet |Vlorson. B itty Scott. Joyce Me T oa ch Frank Brickey left yester ; base region to carry off a 36 t» 32 LalI1> |Rabe| Femandcz. and Nellie ; victory continue their Unde- May 1Iurt: officials i«*U l>e Max day, Tuesday, with his boys for the Undefeated Team ! feated Season in basketball. j inc Montgomery. Irene William* game tonight against the Buffaloes Schedules Games i The Aztecs were victims of an and ,«ut Hinton. of West Texas at Canyon. The ] Arizona U. team ten days b e f o i v ______A large .squad of freshmen hope- Buffs fell to the crushing blows of Shotvn above are varsity basketball Coach Frank Briekey, left, i bowing to the Axemen, and figure} . . Gem- O'Dell. Ben Freely. Wayne• fuls who have so far this season and N ick Ragus, Froth Coach, who have built up the strongest they've had about enough of Ari- . . f ’ * “ cc<-'r See and other star hoopmen who, been confined to local play against zona .teams | at Mohawk College, Utica, N. ’i .. quintets in rccent years at Flagstaff College. Brickey'* varsity v •• " /5 victory over___ .. the. _____ Tex-j Flagstaff town tpamA-will be pitted ! The 'Jacks were a smooth-func- i championship teams in ...i December 14. Whether the i against college c o m p e t i t i o n squad is umlefeated anH untied. Ragux' freshmen have been tioning team at the San D iego' 0 ™ * 0 and ^ Umtcd Statf» tcatn will repeat its win over the I throughout the remainder of the building up strength in play with commercial teams. game and controlled the backboards touch boys from West Texas is ; season, according to a statement with the ace rebound team FG FT TP anybody's guess. One thiiig is sure. ] mad,‘ b>’ Coach Nick Ranus. Wayne See and Vince Cisterna. The Nuttall. f . 1 13 the Buffs will be out to even up ’rht“ Axebabes. under the watch- Axemen-Marine Tilt Basketball Games game was almost u rout at thc Hampton, 4 1 0 2 the score if they can rtVake it. 1 *>•** *>* Coach ItaVuK, are un- half, whh the Lumberjacks leading Tompkins, f . 1 . 1 3 A long hop, skip and jump will defeated so far this si-ason. They Steele, c ...... 2 2 6 scheduled to play the Univer Of 1946*47 Season 21 to 12. take the ’Jacks to Lubbock Brings 48-3Q Win Hale, g 1 2 4 sity i'f Arizona, T»mpe, and Las Two quick baskets by Gene O’ Thursday to tackle the Red Raid For Lomberjaeks Dell at the opening of the second Nowlee. g ...... 2 0 4 ers of Texas Tech. The Raiders Vegas freshmen teams when the varsities meet. Also on the sched At California Base half shook the dazed Aztecs out of also felt the bite o f the double Totals 13 6 32 ule are town teams from Seligman, Dee. 4— B. Y U. 41, F la g- their slump apd Steele and Nuttall bitted axe in their game here De Jerome, and Holbrook. Dates art' Cisterna Stars, staff 54. went to work for the San Diegans • Personal fouls: O’Dell 2. Soto- 1. cember 16 and will be out to make undecided. Dec. tf— Haw, liian All-Stars to cut the lead to within six points Cisterna. 1, See 1. Freely I. Yurko a few dents ia that blade. The Members^ of the s manded to know who she was that ’ Goldman, both of Brooklyn, N. Y.: A Christman treat of rare satisfaction was found by Mrs. The contractors had been order she mas being given so much at Young Veazey, C’oolidge; Ken Kcn- i Margaret “ Mother” Hanley over the vacation when she boarded Alumna Gets Bars ed to halt operation Dec. 27, due tention. “ And I felt just like that nison, Phoenix;/ Walter Andrews, an airplane fo r the first time on a pleasure trip to Phoenix to to higher construction costs in ma child did," she said. " I wondered1 Bisbee; Chprles Connelly. Flag- spend the holidays. The college dining hall superintendent sent terial and labor that FPHA said who they thought I was that If staff: Bill Whipple, Tucson: Ray- a telegram to Russ Jackson, director of student selection here, At OCS In Germany it feared would run costs river the should be having my picture t&V- mond Oldfield, Bvrlin Heights, expressing profound admiration for air travel on her arrival there. allocated funds for the region. en.” ! Ohio, atid Sterling McIntosh, Prcs- She was a passenger on an Arizona Airways plane, with base at After Rigid Tests Her only complaint she said, icott. Koch Field, nine miles north of here. Frances M. Oliver, lives at Phoe when asked how she liked her firs t! Technical director is Don Spald- HEIDLEBERG, Germany— Mary nix. F. Hart, of Phoenix, is a newly plane ride,was that the trip seemed n'tf. .Seattle. Wash., assisted by To be selected for the OCS. the short. “ It was wonderful: I j Miss Betty Burns, Flagstaff. Stage commissioned Seaond Lieutenant candidates underwent intensive vivo includes Pat Westbrook, of thc Army o f the United States wanted to keep on riding.” CHEE DODGE, LEADER OF tests and interviews to determine e 'M ary Wildman. Tucson; Bridget following successful completion of dcsiribility and fitness. They will Butler Whipple, Williams; Mildred the Third Officer Candidate School now be assigned to operational s Stanich, Globe, and Lyle Kurt rock, at Third Army School Center, NAVAJO, DIES, GAN ADO units in Occupation Duties through Gramlins From Hills Flagstaff. Property chairman is Seckenheim, Germany, Coldnel out the American Forces in Pat Byerlein, Detroit, Mich., assist GANADO. Jan. 7 (A P ) — Chee<& James W. Curtis, School Comman Send Florida Coed Europe. ed by Virginia Van Sant, Buck Dodge, 86-year-old leader of th e, ance, Ariz., where his mother dant, announces. The commission, The class, largest in the history eye; Peggy McCray, Tucson; and; Nava/6 Indians, died today in Sage taken as a prisoner by the cavalcy* presented by a^high General Of Unappreciated Gift of thfe school, included 336 men Leon Crump, Somerton. Business Memorial Hospital of pneumonia. His father was Juan Anaya, who ficer) of the American Forces at and 60 women members of the management is in charge of Mary had beet) kidnapped as a child from special graduation exercises, made TALLAHASSEE, Flbrida (A C P ) Dr. C. G. Salsbury announced Women’s Army Corps, the first Beth Goss. Phoenix, ami Bonnylee ( the Spanish settlements along the an appropriate Christmas Gift of Would someone like to keep com- I W'ACs to attend an OCS in Europe. Hughey, Superior. Mark Sapp, j Rio Grande river and raised by the the most desirable type to the suc pany with a nice friendly skeleton 7 Despite the strict pre-school tests " l., js in charge o f . Navajos. Anaya was slain by Span cessful candidate. Frances Myron, a student at F lor-' n ' given, all o f this starting nujnber publicity. Bob K ryw r. Butler, Pa., j ish raiders in 1862. W AC Lt. Hart has been in the ida State College for W’omen was electrician, assisted by Ro- j did not graduate with commis rather surprised the other day when : Dodge was only four years old army 22 months and came over sions. she returned from classes to find a when the Navajo made their his seas in September 1946. She held Earlier in the year, the Anzoiflt toric "long walk” from the Grand curious crowd gathered around an the rank of staff sergeant with the Youngest regular in the Basket Playmakers staged Norman Kras- Canyon to internment at Bosque ominous looking nine-foot box ad Office of Military Government in ball Association of America is Max na’s comedy. “ Dear Ruth." Rednndo, near Fort Sumner, N. M. dressed to her from Rockmart, Berlin before being accepted for Zaslofsky, 20, of the Chicago Stags. Georgia. Wfth his savings. Dodge in 1885 OCS. Among her awards are the purchased 13 head of cattle and a “ Looka life a coffin.” one of the Good Conduct medal, the Meritor Needles Sorority few sheep. These he developed into ious Service emblem, the American spectators volunteered. “ Maybe great herds which brought him there’s a cadaver in ’it,” another theatre ribbon, the Victory and wealth. cheerful soul added. Little did she Occupation ribbons. She graduat TONY'S Asks For Program Active in presenting the case of ed from Arizona State College in his people to leaders of thc federal 1944. Her civilian occupation was Frances hurriedly found a ham By ASC Students | government, he made four trips to clerk-typist. Her mother, Mrs. STEAK HOUSE mer and opened the box. - There,, Washington, principally in an e f grinning up at them, was a very A call for n group o f Flagstaff] fort to obtain better schools. FOUNTAIN SERVICE real human skeleton. One of the| College entertainers to stage a pro-' When the Navajo Tribal Council t e c u l l o u g h biology profs, a.bit amazed, said it gram of some type at Needles, Cal., was formed in 1923 he was elected . . M C Op^ki Daily was a very well-preserved skeleton sometime in the near future was chairman and served four years. He IN S U R A N C E and valued it about $125. The girls received this week by Russell Jack was defeated for re-election last 24 Hours are still wondering what to do with son, director of student selection. "fall. He became vice-chairman. Monte Vista Hote) Except Monday * t ” and Frances is still saying, Miss Eleanor Purnell wrote the He is survived by two sons, Tom, “ But I don’t know a soul in Rock letter in behalf of Beta Sigma Phi, an attorney wKo in Indian service mart, Georgia I wonder if we’ll national business sorority of that the venerable chieftain sue- at A riz, and be prosecuted.” which she is director. Miss Pur combed at 6 a.m. Ben of Crystal, N. M „ and two nell states that the sorority is in o v f* io.ooo Dodge, for more than half a cen- V* terested in purchasing equipment designs to tury a spokesman for his tribe in A " " ,e ° f TannCr Spnngg’ N M 1 CLUB PINS! CHOOSE fKOM Maybe It’s Kilroy for the Needles hospital to aid in its dealings w iffith e white man,— - surgery and childbirth, and be Writ# N O W for selected designs or send us A government professor at the lieves the Flagstaff college wilpbe yovr own, stating purpose or nature of your ctyb.] University of Texas struggled to able to assist by providing enter r J S S Sophs Taking Reins? but sufferedffer.'t a relapse Sunday. 1 ------‘ ------1 1. A . MEYERS & CO. recall the name of a Russian emi tainment to help raise the monfcy _ LAW RENCE. Kansas (A C P ) — At hijrbedsideiVbei were his four chil- J College students are coming into gre who was charged with the em needed. dren. bezzlement of several million dol The sorority is an active one in i politics, these days. Robert Bock, Dodge had been a leader of [ a University of Kansas student, lars. He explained that thc i Needles, interested in promoting people since 1884 when, at the age_ vas chosen in the November elec- llljl Headquarters for . . . platihed to fly his ilT-goiten gains cultural affairs and in supporting of 24. he was named by Dennis M. j tion as a member of the Kansas to South America in his own plane. worthwhile projects. The members CHRISTMAS GIFTS 1 Riordan, agent at Fort Wingate, j House of Representatives. The 21- The class waited patiently while the have successfully promoted many N. M.. “ Head Chief of the N avajo' year-old sophomore will be the professor thought. events of a similar nature in thc Tribe.” He lived to se« his tribe' youngest member of the legisla- "Do any of you know who I James nook and Gift Shop past. Miss Purnell writes. grow In numbers from 10,000 in|ture. njea’n ?” he queried l(| 3 East Aspen Avenue Flagstaff. Arizona (p 1868 to 50,000 at present while j “ Yo Yo Yukon.” was the unhesi Jimmy Conzelman, Chicago Car other Indians were dwindling. j Heredity is something every man tating answer of a “ Smilin' Jack” dinal coach, dropped 40 pounds Dodge was bom Feb. 22, 1860, in believes in until his children begin reader. while preparing his grid team. the Army guardhouse at Fort Defi. i to act like fools. HAVE YOUR ANNUAL P IC T U R E S T A K E N H E R E FRONSKE STUDIO 21 E. Aspen Phone 62S-W BABBITTS' THRIFTWAY No. I & No. 3 FLAGST a t f . p h a r m a c Y You'll firfd a full line of v * DRUGGISTS WT CHEMISTS FLAGSTAFF « ARIZONA everything that's good "’PH O N E 6-4- to eat in CAMPUS SNAPS AVAILABLE ► FRESH & FROZEN VEGETABLES ► GROCERIES 1 FRESH «£ CURED MEATS - For the Best I n T A w n « rj LUMBERJACKS 1 1 ] Dine at the BABBITTS Nor ALL SI6 SHOW ARE SB& • 01*H «H C A U m ' A f f ^ . MONTE VISTA '7/17if!a'M/ SLolas BOB WOLLBfUNCK, SaUmw/M ik f JAtmto. * ^ 2-* COFFEE SHOP ------;------