PA RTAN DAILY Trustees Support 11 " SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE Decision on Gilbaugh By JIM WILLS San Francisco, the California State ried student housing at SJS by Vol. 54 41610 ap- " SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1967 No. 88 Spartan Daily Staff Writer College Board of Trustees: proving a "change in scope" from In actions taken last week in supported the reassignment of building a new corporation yard SJS' ex-Dean Gilbaugh to a pro- where Spartan City stands to pur- fessorship rank. chasing and remodeling property approved a $4 million alloca- and existing structures at Fifth Sever Ties? tion for a new SJS Business Divi- and Martha Streets owned by the sion building. American Can Company. approved the purchasing and A small furor erupted last se- remodeling of a new SJS corpora- mester when Spartan City resi- tion yard site at Fifth and Martha dents learned that some of their Council Streets. dwellings would be destroyed for To RESOLUTION APPROVED Hear the construction of the corporation The Board approved a resolution yard in June submitted at the two-day session The latest action by the Board last week by the Committee on paves the way for a new central Faculty and Staff Affairs stating campus library, which was con- Press Proposal that ". . . the position to which tingent on the move of the corpo- Dr. John W. Gilbaugh was reas- ration yard from its present cam- By FRANCINE MILLER given to a publication, the student signed is commensurate with his pus site on Seventh Street. Spartan Rally Staff Writer body is owed a little bit of ac- qualifications." A proposed amendment to the countability," said Miner at the Gllbaugh, demoted last year from NEW BUILDING ASB constitution would sever all last Council meeting. SJS dean to professor claims that Executive Dean C. Grant Bur- ties of the Spartan Daily with ASB The "Independent Daily" pro- the demotion was a result of a ton yesterday stated that he hopes politics. Spartan Daily Editor Jerry posal, however, also calls for the "conspiracy" by Pres. Robert D. to get funds for the $10.5 million Townsend intends to present the Daily to function with an advisory Clark and the SJS Academic Coun- structure in the 1968 state budget document at today's Student Coun- board to be "student-selected," em- cil. while noting that $310,000 in cil meeting. phasized Brewer. The 10-member Dr. Clark testified before the working drawing funds was al- The proposal which Townsend board would include representa- committee that Gilbaugh's dean- ready in the 1967 budget. hopes Council will approve for tives from the six schools of the ship was eliminated in a college The State College body also ap- referendum on the April ballot, college, faculty (including the head re-organization move, and that he proved the appropriation of $4 mil- calls for the establishment of the of the Journalism and Advertising did not feel that Gilbaugh was lion allocation for a new SJS Busi- Daily as an independent campus Department ) and administration. qualified for the new position of ness Division building. newspaper direct ly receiving a COUNCIL BOARD academic vice-president. Dr Burton noted that working fixed Student subscription or per- The board proposed by Miner CONSIDERS ALTERNATIVE drawings for the structure will be centage of the ASB budget. For and Shackelford would consist of Shortly after the decision, Gil- completed following final approval this actually to occur, the measure representatives of the six schools baugh voiced the hope of taking of the allocation by the State Pub- would have to receive two-thirds of the college, one member of Stu- the demotion matter to court, but lic Works Board of the votes cast. dent Council, and two faculty Indicated the salary cut that ac- The new building, scheduled for "Opposition to the present sys- members (not to include the head companied his reassignment would completion in March, 1970 will tem of student government author- of the Journalism and Advertising not allow him to meet the cost of a house classrooms, offices and aux- ity over the press" is the reason Department) to act as advisers legal fight on his own. iliary primarily for business divi- behind the bill, according to Jim only. The Board virtually saved mar- sion use. Brewer, executive editor of the Representatives from the six Daily. schools under the Student Coun- Council now allocates 9.2 per cil bill would be chosen by the Photo by A. J. Dubiel cent of the ASB budget to the Student Affairs Committee of the Daily, or about one-third of the Academic Council, which itself is ONE HOUR A WEEKMembers of the campus to invoke some "second -thoughts" on the war Investigative Report Daily's total annual budget of composed of faculty and two stu- Student Mobilization Commit-tee observe a week- in Vietnam, is part of a stepped-up program more than $100,000. But that $30,- dent representatives, the president ly "silent vigil" each Wednesday, in front of the to publicize a nation-wide peace demonstration, 000 ASB allocation gives student and vice-president of the student cafeteria from noon until I p.m. The observance, April 8-15. government a potential toe-hold on body. Faculty advisers would also the Daily's activities. be selected by the Academic Coun- Could Shake ASB BUDGET CUT cil. cerning the recommendation, the "It is impossible to tell if the "Inflexible" was the word ASB Student Mobilizers By KEN BRYANT Announce read, "Implementation of fight last year between ASB Presi- Vice President Vic Lee used to Spartan Daily Staff Writer report which mu! 1,,dte responsible relationships . . . de- dent John Hendricks and Daily describe the "Independent Daily" Proposals the stru-turing the opera- Editor Tom Mead directly affected proposal, and Jerry Spolter, ASB foundation of stueent .overnment pend upon ('resident tional segments al this unified our operation, but with our budget president, agreed. "A Constitution Local Vietnam Week Activities at SJS were released by week, buried campus government proportionate- this year we can afford to produce is intended to he a viable docu- Robert D. Clark this ly to to reflect the measure of re- only 8,000 papers a day, where test ment, a guideline which can adapt Student Mobilizers, the on-cam- peace film, and a march from SJS lat $2, are being sold at the mobili- innocently in a report his ad hoc investirvition not.-n,'.. ;rat sponsibility which "rich role plays year we published 10,000," stated to a changing society." pus group which has declared war to downtown San Francisco. zation booth on Seventh Street for The commission, a tudent-fae- in each segment of that govern- Brewer. Graduate Representative Phil on war, announced plans yester- Marchers will join a mass rally at those who cannot walk the dis- ASB funding has also been ban- Whitten, however, disagreed with Kezar Stadium, in San Francisco, tance. Marchers will leave San ulty group formed last semester ment." day to step up the tempo of local Recall of elected and appointed died about in the last few weeks the ASB executives. "From the on Saturday, April 15. Jose Thursday, April 13, at 10 to probe ASB functions, asked for peace activities, in conjunction suggested by in the controversy over the Publi- Daily's standpoint and from the "Country Joe and the Fish," a a.m., in order to arrive In time six changes in the ASB Constitu- ASB officials was the commission. The recall action cations Advisory Board proposed students' standpoint the idea is a with a scheduled nation-wide Viet- Berkeley rock group, will lend for the demonstration. tion, including a recommendation for an ASB election to consider the would be initiated by a three- by. Council representatives Dick good one because it allows the nam Week protest, April 8-15. their talents to the peace move- The peace committee has re- continuance of mandatory student fourths majority vote of Student Miner and Ken Shackelford. Daily independence from govern- Highlighting the organization's ment Saturday. April 8, providing ceived individual endorsements body fees. If the fee question comes Council or by a petition signed by "When $30,000 of ASB money is mental pressure," he stated. peace efforts will be a dance, a music for a "Peace Rock" in the from 400-500 SJS students and fac- to ballot, financial support for 10 per cent of the student body. Men's Gym, beginning at 8 p.m. ulty, King said. He noted that fac- student body activities could be Recall would be implemented by Student Mobilization Committee ulty interest and participation has affected. a two-thirds vote of the student spokesman Brian King said dance picked up in recent days. tickets are on sale now for $1, and Finances were a major concern body. Campus debates, rallies and ex- for the 11 -member oommission DEFINES ELIGIBILITY in 'Happening' will cost $1 50 at the door. Pro- hibits are in the planning stage, Participate The commission also defined the Nuns which also suggested Yearly Polls ceeds, he said, will be donated to with presentation dates set support anti-war demonstrations. of the student body to discover necessary qualifications of ASB through April 15. King said the which activities are desired, and officials, recommended propor- On April 11, the local group will committee is searching for pro- should be supported by ASB funds. tional representation by lower, sponsor three showings of a fea- war speakers willing to debate upper and graduate divisions, and Picture' ture-length documentary f i 1 m, REVAMP PROPOSED the 'True Week. Volunteers To Present during Vietnam asked that students be insured the "Sons and Daughters," which de- The commission proposed a re- By DON COX em nun. "This group of sisters is In Los Angeles. Sister Corita, will debate with Dr. Peter King, right to due process and trial if picts the plight of young men and vamp of the present system, call- Spartan Daily Staff Writer unusual," he said. "Not only have whose presence is still tentative for assistant professor of Humanities accused of violating campus rules. women in a time of war. ing for an "all-college govern- Eight Roman Catholic nuns, they dedicated themselves to a the program, is an internationally (Tutorials), who insists that "anti- In addition, the commission pro- ment" where all community mem- armed with Ph.Ds and backgrounds religious way of life, but they are known pop artist and chairman of King said yesterday that about war arguments are far superior" to posed that the Spartan Daily be bers cooperate with the others ranging from four years' medical also outstanding academicians. We the Art Department at Immacu- 100 persons have signed up to at- pro-war sentiments. Interested per- required to set aside a "reasonable in planning and carrying out the work in rural India to pop art, in want them to have the opportunity late Heart. tend the San Francisco rally. He sons may call Madeline Turner, number of column inches per week activities of the community. Con- Los Angeles, are today in the mid- to get acquainted with professors Her paintings were exhibited at said round-trip bus tickets, priced debate chairman, at 297-4896. for the publication of official ASB dle of a week-long Newman Cul- and students and Vice versa." SJS last fall. p. ANINNIM.Inew 'V business . . and that the control tural Happening at SJS. Highlights of the week's activi- Other nuns participating in the of what ASB business was pub- In what the campus Newman ties will come tomorrow night. Sis- program are Sister Peter Damien, lished would be the sole responsi- Center terms a "first of its kind ter Marie Fleurette and Sister a Ph.D. in clinical psychology Retardation bility of the ASS President and event held anywhere" the Mills are Mary Corita will lecture in Morris from Catholic University of Amer- the Student Council." participating in classroom visits Dailey Auditorium at 8 p.m. on ica and chairman of the Depart- A statement describing the aca- and discussions with both faculty "The Relationship of Art, Life and ment of Psychology at Marymount demic freedom of students, pub- and students all this week. the Scriptures." College in Palos Verdes. lished by the American Associa- Purpose of the visit, according to Sister Fleurette, with a Ph.D Sister Mary David Campi, chair- tion of University Professors, was Shel Tracy, student chairman for from Stanford University, is chair- man of the Biology Department at adopted by the committee. The to give college stu- man of the Theatre Arts Depart- University in Los Angeles. Tonight statement covered freedoms in the is Loyola Panel the program, SCEC dents a true picture of the mod- ment at Immaculate Heart College Sister Marian Leona, vice prin- classroom, -off-campus, in disci president and co-founder of SCEC at SJS cipal and dean of students at R.- By VICKI MAY plinary proceedings, and the pres- believes the discussions will illustrate "how to mane High School in Oakland Spartan Daily Staff Writer ervation of student records against meet the educational needs of exceptional chil- since 1964. She was dean of stu- The SJS chapter of the Student Council for improper disclosure. dren, both gifted and handicapped." dents at Oakland's College of the Exceptional Children (SCEC) plans its pro- "We want to promote interdisciplinary Holy Name from 1953-61. gram in keeping up with the times. activities; that is, activities which involve all Sister Hilary Kennedy, head An SCEC panel, tonight in ED118 at 7, will professions concerned with exceptional chil- Chad and Jeremy nurse at Jamestown and Fargo, concern retardation. This will also be the dren," explained Mrs. Billy POOT1, graduate North Dakota, and a Ph.D. can- regular meeting rig SCEC. didate In anthropology at the Uni- speech therapy major. To Sing Tonight Throughout the semester the SCEC is con- She added that the panel series versity of California, Berkeley. is planned stantly engaged in a number of activities de- as an information giving vehicle, "designed to Sister Mary Adele, Ph.D. in His- signed to promote Its goal. tory and Philosophy from Cal, bring all groups together to solve problems." In Morris Dailey Active cooperation with public and private Three panelists, Harry Kelley, principal of Berkeley. She terms herself a "pro- agencies and organizations interested in the Chad and Jeremy, popular sing- fessional student," having also at- McKinnon School for the trainably retarded, ing stars and creators of such hits education of exceptional children is a con- Miss Gladys Knukles, county placement depart- tended Carnegie Tech and USC. stant SCEC method of operation. as "Yesterday's Gone," "A Sum- At a Monday morning Dress con- ment for the severely retarded and Mrs. Gail mer Song" and "Willow Weep for The SCEC is the college level unit of the ference the nuns agreed that Salem, head of speech services for the severely Me," will perform in Morris Dailey larger Council for Exceptional Children, or "we're here as much to learn our- retarded at Agnew, will discuss retardation as Auditorium tonight at 8:15. CEC, an organization with some 425 chapters selves as lecture." interpreted by their specific profession. Tickets are $1.50 for students in the United States and Canada. Sister Kennedy explained, "Many As Nancy Warren, senior speech therapy and $2.50 for the general public. The local college units, such as the SJS People have the wrong view of major puts it, "SCEC's object is to see the They are available in the Student chapter, work on local problems and conduct just what a nun is. We would like exceptional child as a whole social being and Activities Office, ADM174, and will programs appropriate to their respective lo- to show them that we don't spend not just from one standpoint." be sold at the door. Photo b, A J. D0b,e1 calities. all our time praying in some se- Following the panel discussion will be an Both performers, Chad Stuart MOTHER NANCY MORRIS, one of the eight nuns in residence cluded mountain retreat." Scheduled for this semester's SCEC activi- open forum between the panelists and audience. and Jeremy Clyde, who is the All students at SJS this week, talks with Mrs. Katherine Schneider, Alpha "We want people to relate to us ties are three panel discussions. Each panel interested in joining SCEC Duke of Wellington's grandson, Omicron Pi sorority house mother, and Sister Marie Antoinette of for the things we do, instead of will concentrate on some aspect of the excep- and participating in its activities are invited were born in England. They met the Newman Center. The nuns were greeted by the house mothers looking on us as some sort of mys- tional child. to attend the panel discussion and meeting there at drama school and have of campus living centers at a tea Monday afternoon held at the terious group in black veils," com- Fran Morgan, senior speech therapy major, tonight. been singing together for four Alpha Chi Omega sorority house. mented Sister Matthew, yearc. I

5-SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday. March 29, 1967 II Pasquinadel By BOB KENNEY 1PARTAN DAILY "It's c g!" Wilbert moaned des- pairingly as he ...... led his head against SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE the wall. "Orwell was right!" hat's co lug? Who's right?" Norman Editor Jerry Townsend Advertising Manager .... Jack Groban asked running in to see what was bother- 5! ing his roommate. "1984 is coming!" Wilbert moaned. "Oh, come on," Norman said. "That was just fiction. It'll nes sr happen." Editorial "But it is!" Wilbert said. "Slowly but surely it's happe g. I just realized it today." "But 1984's world is a totalitarian world Spokesman for Whom? with brainwashed people carrying out the orders of the state." "Mao's Red Guards," Wilbert gasped. ided it can muster a quorum. newspaper. responsible to a non-politi- Pros Norman paused. "Look, Orwell's world % today on its cal board, and financed by means of a Stmlent CA Ili 11C iii vote had the state treating its people like little not-t itigenions piece of political com- fixed subscription rate, not subject to children, giving almost parental hand-slaps, promise: the Publications Advisory governmental manipulation? Does SJS for disobedience." Board Bill. The bill, proposed last se want a government publication, or a NO DEMONSTRATION LAW The question is in the- past week or two," Wil- it by a ii slinci In ian Who pictures campus newspaper? "I heard bert said, lips trembling, "that Congress the Spartan Daily editor as an un- that simple. told students to stop demonstrating against tyrant. has suffered through If students care about the nature of checked the draft or they would eliminate student of their newspaper. now is the time to more alterations than the designs deferments entirely." And with that Wa- women's toulergarments. move. Freedom of the press, after all. lkert fell to his knees in suppliant prayer is nothing titore than the right arm of In its prcsent and final form. the bill before his bedside altar of a picture of freedom of the people. The stage is President Johnson flanked by two smaller would establish a seven-man 'Hoard. set. .Are there any actors in the crowd? portraits of McNamara and Hershey. One member %% mild be chosen from "What was I using for bait? ... James Meredith ..." "People would turn in others who broke remaining six --J.T. Student Council. The the laws of the state, even their own would be selected by the Student Af- friends," Norman said, trying to find a fairs Comniittee of Academie Council, Thrust and Parry convincing contradiction. "Maybe the - which includes two students: ASB Communists do that, but not us." President Jerry Spolter and Vice Pres- "Didn't you catch that article in a recent newsweek?" Wilbert asked, pausing in ident N lc Ice. In other words, a faculty his prayers. "Different police organizations would select students to committee Idealists Lauded; Library Bantered were paying college students to spy on its ersce a student newspaper. W it Ii the others who were using marijuana." help of the .ASH's two top executis es, Treatment For Infant Brain Disorder," which 120 tutors are already at work, the children Norman sat down on the bed, his head Conscientious Objectors extent that the of course. I read in the Wednesday, March 15, edition have responded to such an resting on his liands in deep thought. He of the Spartan Daily. In line with the title, school has a waiting list of 300 children who to de- just bad to find some hope. W hile many of those working Praised for Idealism the article goes on to explain, "Infantile have requested assistance. This response on the of sign a board have introduced effective autism is a disorder of the brain in which the part of the children certainly is indicative of LOVE GENERATION sc Editor: child does not relate to his environment the tremendous job that the tutors are doing, "Aha!" Norman said slapping Isis knee. nleans of representation. much con- at Much of your editorial regarding a "pro- properly." and of the fact that SJS has a right to be "Love! There was no love in Orwell's w. the structive thinking has been lost in fessional military" makes sense. What doesn't It seems that our creative reporter, Gail proud of its students. 1984! But our generation is hobbling over 21 attempt to pacify hulk iduals on make sense is your insulting equating of Knight, really "twisted her brain" in coming Hugo H. Bayona, Director with love." CC: conscientious objectors with draft dodgers. up with such a statement. If she had really ('enter fo Area 4 Service "Is it?" Wilbert said doubtfully. council. Apparently the fact that there are people heard what Dr. Zaslow said, she would realize Economic Opportunity Commission la

In light of past and present experi- - many of them - who have the guts to that she missed the entire point of his theory. Norman paused. He thought. He thought stand up against medieval thinking, even to Dr. Zaslow's basic assumption is that infantile about it for a long time because he felt jo ence. sse question the system at SJS suffer torture, ridicule and death for their be- autism is not a brain disorder, but merely a New Left Opponent Cries that this was the critical point. There could S. CS% function which allows a It spaper to liefs without retaliating, is beyond your com- behavior disorder, caused by inadequate en- be no hope without optimism here, but pl and having nothing to at the mercy of a political organization. prehension. vironmental conditions, 'Support War in Vietnam' awful lot of do with the organic constitution of the child. optimism took gluts and an budget review has There ARE still idealists. May they multiply! Six 'The Daily-- yearly Donald R. Wittig, Librarian Perhaps we can dismiss such an error as Editor: faith in your fellow man. biases of typographical or something. But, in looking "Yes." Norman said at last. "I don't and will he subject to the SJS Library The big push of the "New Left" to get us ct at the picture within the article, I noticed the past three years out of Vietnam has been going on for some think that growing up will sterilize the ti campus polities. In a very peculiar caption. The cantion read,. time. Using the Big Lie technique, they have Jove anil dreams of this generation." tl Daily circulation has declined from "Eight -year-old David is one of the four Art Prof Finds Library managed to give a shaky proposition a public autistic children under the supervised treat- Then he noticed VVilbert wasn't listen- 12.000 per day to 8.000 per day. while hearing. And with the trouble in China and the eN ment of Dr. Robert Zaslow." Isn't it funny ing - he was crying -- bawling to be more 'Depressing Experience' uncertainty of the supply lines from Russia enrollment and advertising revenue how some people can be fooled for years and exact. And when he listened, Norman could and China to North Vietnam, activity in this not re- not even realize it? David's parents still be- have increased. Students are Editor: country has redoubled in the form of a na- hear that Wilbert was muttering something lieve that David is only five years old. Oh well! equisalent service from their I've just gone through the depressing ex- tional college drive called Student Mobiliza- between sobs. It sounded like: "Chicken ceiving Maybe some day the reporters and the news perience of spending two hours in the SJS tion. Chicken Little was..." newspaper front year to year. will be in congruence about the truth. Little was right ... Library. I won't go through the boring de- One Student Mobilizer told me that the Considering the nature of the role tails of how I blew that much valuable time; Donald T. Saposnek push was due only to spring being here or checking with a few colleagues I realize that Director of Autism Project of the campus press, can the Daily something and any other type of supposed everybody's already on to this bad experience. Ming Quong Children's Home co-ordination is a coincidence. most effectively as "'an .ASB function By the time I finally found the stacks and Of course, any talk about Communist Con- Notable Quotes Imitheation- or as an independent substituted books available for the ones I spiracy connections is invariably, inevitably, wanted, I had to face a check-out counter Econ Prof Denies Filing and consistently pure right wing radicalism, Rev. R. J. Hi-ale, S. J., academic vice presi- one-tenth as efficient as the A & P on a Sat- so we must assume the truth of his statement. dent of St. Louis Unhersity, overruling pro- urday night. Tower List Libel Suit Nonetheless, this "Peace" movement is un- tests and stating his reasons for allowing Dr. Three things occurred to me as the girl American in that it advocates renunciation Roger Garaudy, professor of philosophy at RT A N DAILY spent another twenty minutes reviewing my Editor: to liberty and "SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE of our traditional commitment the Sorbonne and France's leading Comuumist bad writing, mis-identification, et cetera - Attention to my constructive suggestions freedom of choice for all people. In this case, theoretician, to address students last Decem- Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. I told her, but of course she didn't listen: for improving the Tower List was lessened It means, specifically, abandoning the South ber: Member California Newspaper Publishers Association 1, There is very little meaningful research by the faulty story and heading, March 14, Vietnamese people to the Communists, who "We are serenely confident that the com- and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Published daily by at SJS. 1967. are, of course, committed to and invariably mitment of our university to a Christian and students of San Jose State College, except Saturday 2. The student body and faculty are NOT considered a libel suit against practice freedom such as in Russia. China, a democratic philosophy is not a mere preju- and Sunday, during college year. Subscription accept- I have not well read. of the Tower List, and certainly and Hungary. dice, an empty tradition or a piece of chauvin- ed only on a remainder-of-semester basis. Full ace- the sponsors 3. It is hard to get a book at the SJS Li- filed nor dropped such a suit. On the local scene, the latest ploy in this ism, but an intelligent position that is objec- demic year, $9; each semester, $4.50. Off-campus have not brary. attorney for the California drive is that of these few who stand the silent tively sound and thoroughly defensible. Hence, price per copy, 10 cents. National advertising rep. Walter Taylor, When I asked if she thought there was a did inform me vigil on the walk to the cafeteria during the I, for one, want, in our university forum, the resentative: National Educational Advertising Service, State Employees' Association, direct correlation she, of course, just smiled. Tower List was libelous, repre- noon hour. Their slogan is stated by Charles most able presentation of Communist ideas Inc., 18 E. 50th St., N.Y.C. Phone 294-6414 -Editorial that the 1965 I immediately decided the first thing which that probability of Rooney in the March 15 Spartan Daily: "If we can get. And I want these ideas to be sub- Ent. 2383, 2384, 2385, 2386. Advertising Ext. 2081, hensible, and actionable; ought to be done is to make every student successful suit was high. you care, won't you join us?" Then you too mitted to the test of free discussion." 2082, 2083, 2084. Editorial office-JC208, display and faculty ID. card identical to the raised can be silent in condoning Viet Cong atroci- I did inform those attending the Tau Delta * * * advertising office-JC207, classified office--JC206. lettered cards issued by gas companies and ties, mass killings, slaughter of village leaders, Milton Eisenhower, president of Johns flop- Phi Open-end discussion on the Tower List Office hours 2-4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. department stores. You could hand this and loss of South Vietnamese freedom. kiwi University, quoted by Collegiate card how grievous it would be for the state, the Preen Printed at Globe Printing Co., 1445 S. 1st St., to the librarian check out girl If this course of action is repugnant to you, Service when its reporter asked how (no degree nec- college, and Tau Delta Phi to defend them- he could San Jose. essaryl and instantaneously have a try an active form of support for the South reconcile freedom of the press with his sus- carbon selves if a suit were filed. Editor _ JERRY TOWNSEND receipt. Better yet, you stick an IBM card Vietnamese people and our commitment to pentsion of two editors of the student news- Advertising Manager . JACK GROBAN in a computer; out comes the date the book I believe in student ratings, and seek only to freedom there. paper, which had listed President Johnson Day Editor JOHN WALLAK is due, and the stile allows improve the system. Speak out in opposition to the "New Left." on a "man of the year" ballot Managing Editor ______RICK SKINNER you to move along with Executive Editor JIM BREWER through. Only a watchman (no education nec- Owen Broyles Support the war in Vietnam! Charles Whitman, the Texas sniper, and Rich- Associate Editor _ ...... _-.... CINDY LYLE essary) has to be present. Professor of Economies The least you can do as you pass the silent ard Speck, accused of murdering a group of Copy Editor MARIE RODRIGUEZ It took me two hours to get seven books. ones on the walk to the cafeteria is to speak nurses in Chicago: Feature Editor DIANE TELESCO It probably would have been possible in an up, make noise, rebuke those who would let "Don't ask a stupid question like that That Sports Editors .. LEW ARMISTEAD JIM STREET efficient library to phone in the titles, then Writer Praises Students freedom be stolen from a deserving people. newspaper is subsidized by the university. It's Fine Arts Editor BARBARA KYNE have the hooks ready at check-out when a And if your conscience dictates, do more - paid for by us. It's a house organ." Campus Life Editor ...... PATSY MILLER messenger arrived to pick them up. For Tutoring Program organize in support of the United States' com- Wire Editor RON JAMES I have not conducted a mitment to the freedom of the South Viet- Dr. E. G. Williamson, dean of Investigative Writers JIM RAUH thorough examina- students at SUE HARRIGER tion of all the problems of the library and Editor: namese people. the University of Minnesota and new president of the American Photo Editor DAVE STOUT this is not a full scale investigation. I only Action on the part of the Intrafraternity Richard Angeline Personnel and Guidance Arlo- Staff Photographers . _ Mary Adams, Bill Bayley, spent two hours. hut if I had been there any Council to provide facilities for use by tutors AMR elation: Larry Belk, Al Dubiel, Ken Jones, Fred Rosenberg longer I'd probably have found a "The so-called silent generation Public Relations Director GARY HUBBARD lot more and children participating in Operation Share, of the '40e Business Manager ...... -...-..- ..... _ KEN BECKER things wrong, an Area 4 Service Center program, is addition- and '50s wasn't really silent. We just weren't Production Manager CAROL DYSON Robort Freimark al proof that students, faculty, and adminis- listening. Now we have to listen because of Promotion Manager . TERRY TUELL these noisy demonstrators who just won't National Assistant Professor of Art tration at SJS can rally to the needs of the EDITOR'S NOTE: The Thrust and Parry section of let Adv. Mgr. KATHY KALSCHED us go to sleep. There's no Credit Manager _ JIM EVDOKIMOFF community - that they do care. the editorial page offers students and faculty question but that Classified Adv. Mgr. ___-____- MARK VINING If the 250 students from SJS who are al- chance to express their views on campus, local, the demonstrators have done a great deal Project Director Blasts ready working on this tutoring program are national or international issues. Space is allowed to awaken many different students to the REPORTING STAFF: Bruce Anderson, Dennis Anstine, great problems." Gary Benjamin, Jeff Brent, Kenneth Bryant, Ray- typical of all the students at SJS, whoever to encourage written debates on such current affairs. mond Burton, Don Cos Dolores Ciardelli, Sue Har- Daily for 'Inaccuracies' said that SJS is a "party school" better take Contributions to Thrust and Parry must not d * * * rington, John Jackson, Bob Kenney, Nancy Klemm, a second look, for indeed the degree to which 250 words, must be typewritten, double spaced The Rev, C. W. Renwick, superintendent Gail Knight, Megan Knox, Victoria May, Pat Mc- of the Twin Cities Rescue Mission in Editor: they have responded indicates extreme con- within 46-space margins and properly signed with Marys- Culloch, Francine Miller, Charles Pankratz, Rite ville, Calif., after 40 transients Pedersen, Mimi Russell, Carol Schneider, Patrick What has happened to accurate news re- cern for the welfare and educational achieve- the writer's name and faculty or AM number. The refused to attend Singleton, Pa+ Toren. Linda Tung, Gary J. Whitman, porting? Is it a personality characteristic of ment of the children in our community. Daily will not print letters which are libelous, in poor an hour-long worship service before receiving a free Jim Wills, John Wallak. newspaper reporters to be subject to innaccu- Parents, schools, teachers, tutors, and the taste or Include a personal attack. Tho editor re- supper, bed for the night, and breakfast: ADVERTISING STAFF: Lynn Bowen, Raul Contreras- rate personal interpretations of supposedly children themselves have expressed such en- serves the right to edit or cut letters to conform to Serrano, John Crowley, Daniel Derham, Richard objective news reporting? thusiasm about the program that one won- space limitations and to cease publication of letters "If the transients are not interested In hear- ing the Gospel, Ernster, Harlan Evans, James Haberlin, John Hinkle, That to which I am referring is an article on ders why this was not done before, At Roose- dealing with subjects he believes have been exhausted. we're not interested in feeding Walter Joseph, Patrick Monutain, Donald Patten, them." Brace Riggs, Robert Turkovich, Thomas Winslow. infantile autism entitled, "Prof Develops velt Junior High School, for example, where Lovers Communicate Teacher Interviews Wednesday. March 29, 1967 SPARTAN DAILY-3 Teacher candidates should sign MONDAY, APRIL 10 '40* up I ediately in the Place- Antelope Valley Union High in Spartaguide Via Coded Messages ment ('enter, ADM234, for the Lancaster, Los Angeles County, following interviews. TUESDAY, APRIL 11 TODAY may sign up to be orientation lead- from Friday night until Sunday "Sue, 4LN-780-H889-416-417- penned by the true-Ime's own Campbell Union High in Camp- German table, noon, southwest ers for the fall semester every day afternoon on the beach at Santa MONDAY, APRIL 3 5WLME2U. Bill." hand, saying what he would say bell, Santa Clara County. corner of cafeteria. until April 7. Sign-ups are held Cruz, Inteiested students should Bellevue Union in Santa Rosa, If you see the above or some were he there in poison. Petalunut City Schools in Peta- Amerlean Association of Mechan- from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on contact Denis Stratford at 295- Sonoma County. Elementary teach- similar formula pasted on campus This formula simply means: Li- luma, Sonoma County. Elementary, ical Engineering, 7:30 p.m., ED100. Seventh Street. Last semester's 1771. ers needed. bulletin boards, DON'T try to brary, fourth floor of the North junior high and high school teach- The topic for this meeting will leaders who wish to sign up again Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- Los Lomita.; in Menlo Park, San figure it out. Usually, you can't Wing. Call number of the book is ers needed. deal with solid fuel rocketry. will not have to be interviewed. ship, 7:30 p.m., New Wineskin Mateo County. Elementary teach- anyway, and if you are successful 780, H889. There is a message WEDNESDAY, APRII. 12 Tau Delta Phi, staff meeting at TOMORROW (basement of Grace Baptist Church ers needed. in cracking the code, you may feel between pages 416 and 417. There El Rancho Unified in Pico Ri- 7 p.m. in C11149, regular meeting German Table, noon, southwest on Tenth Street). Topic for the guilty later for interrupting some are five volumes of this call num- TUESDAY. APRIL 4 vera. Los Angeles County. Ele- at 7:30 in CH149. The regular corner of the cafeteria. meeting will be "Urbana -- 1967 lover's message. ber, so be sure to check all five Corona Unified in Corona, River- mentary, junior high and high meeting will involve planning ini- Occupational Therapy Club, 8a.m. Missionary Conference." A film, This secret code for lovers isn't volumes. With love from me to side County. Elemental), and jun- school teachers needed. tiation activities, to noon, bake sale in front of "Urbana ---1964" will be shcmn. really much of a secret, and it's you. ior high teachers needed. La Canada Unified in La Cana- Student Council for Exceptional cafeteria and bookstore. Proceeds Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- really not much of a code either, If your name isn't Bill and Cypress Elementary in Cypress, da, Los Angeles County. Elemen- Children, 7 p.m., ED118. The meet- from the sale will go to the stu- ship, 3:30 p.m., ED107. Prayer but it works very well. you've never known a Sue, please Orange County. Elementary teach- tary and high school teachers ing will feature a panel discussion dent affiliation scholarship fund. Fellowship. Evelyone welcome. Instead of leaving a mushy, em- don't bother translating a mes- ers needed. needed. on retarded children. Campus Crusade for Christ, SJS Ski Club, 6 p.m., Fourth barrassing message on a public sage of this type. It may be very Davis Joint Unified in Davis, Pajero Valley Unified in Watson- Society for the Advancement of 7 p.m., 384 E. William #1. This and San Carlos. Ski trip to Alpine bulletin board, or instead of leav- frustrating, for someone. Yolo County. Elementary and high ville, Santa Cruz County. Elemen- Management, 7 p.m., Sweden House "College Life" meeting will feature Meadows until Sunday 11 a.m. ing a blunt note stating that a school teachers needed. tary and high school teachers (behind Sears building). Social "Personal War, How to Fight It," The cost is $13 for members. $16 later meeting will have to be ar- Oxnard Union High in Oxnard, needed. hour will be from 6:30 to 7 p.m. With Bill Mansdoerfer, manager of for non-members, and includes ranged for whatever reasons, the Philosopher Ventura County, Porterville In Porterville, Tulare The meeting topic is "Industry on Radio Station KEAR, in San Fran- room and transportation. Students conscientious Romeo may pursue WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 County. Elementary teachers Parade." cisco. should pay at the Student Affairs the following course in communi- Alhambra City Schools in Al- needed. Allen Hall, 8:30 p.m., Allen Hall Home Economics Club, 7 p.m., Office. cating with his Juliet. Encyclopedia hambra, Los Angeles County. Ele- THURSDAY, APRIL 18 formal lounge. Dr. David Eakins HE5. A club member will speak MONDAY, APRIL 3 The above formula may appear mentary, junior high and high Centinela Valley Union High in of the history department will on Brazil and show slides of the International Food Bazaar Com- on a card posted on the bulletin school teachers needed. Hawthorne, Los Angeles County. speak on anti-intellectualism in country. Refreshments will be mittee, 5:30 p.m., E324. Represent- board near the Spartan bookstore, Contributor Exeter Union High in .Exeter, Los Angeles City Schools in Los America. served after the meeting. atives from different groups, coun- and once the formula is deciphered, Tulare County. Angeles, Los Angeles County. High Phrateres, pledge meeting at 6 FRIDAY, MARCH 31, tries and ethinic groups should the reward will be a tender missive Peter Koestenbaum, SJS pro- Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified school teachers needed. p.m. in MH324, actives' meeting Newman Center, 79 S. Fifth St. attend. fessor of philosophy, has contrib- in Rolling Hills, Los Angeles Coun- Hayward Unified in Hayward, at 6:30 in MH324. A weekend retreat will be held Spartan Chi, 7 p.m.. Cafeteria A. uted several major articles to the ty. Elementary, junior high and Alameda County. Elementary and Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- first philosophical encyclopedia high school teachers needed. high school teachers needed. ship, 3:30 p.m., LN201. Bible dis- Daily Staffers Department of Ed- ever produced in English. THURSDAY, APRIL 6 Hawaii State cussion on John's gospel. All are "The Encyclopedia of Philoso- ucation in Honolulu, Hawaii. Ele- STUDYING LATE? A.B.C. Unified in Artesia, Los welcome. Win Awards phy," published by Macmillan and Angeles County. Elementary, jun- mentary, junior high and high Personnel Management Associa- The Free Press, represents six and ior high and high school teachers school teachers needed. tion, 7 pan., Garden City Hofbrau. Take a break a half years of combined effort by needed. FRIDAY, APRIL 14 A lecturer will speak on "Cyber- SJS on Top 500 of the world's f oremost Los Alamitos Elementary in Los Hawaii State Department of Ed- netics and Man." and satisfy thinkers. It is the most compre- Alamitos, Orange County. Elemen- ucation. Elementary, junior high Orientation Committee. Students SJS Department of Journalism h ens i v e philosophical reference tary teachers needed. and high school teachers needed. that midnight and Advertising regained first ever published in any language. Waco Union in Wasco, Kern Los Angeles City 41Chools in Los place in the over-all school stand- Koestenbaum wrote articles on County. Elementary, junior high Angeles, Los Angeles County. Ele- hunger! ings of the seventh annual William Karl Jaspers, 20th century German and high school teachers needed. mentary teachers needed. ASB Interviews Randolph Hearst Foundation's existentialist and coiner of the West Covina Unified in West New Haven Unified in Union word "existentialism." City. Alameda County. Elementary Juurnalism Award Program as a Covina, Los Angeles County. Ele- For Vacant Posts MIDNIGHT SPECIAL result of the February spot news Other articles by Koestenbaum mentary, junior high and high and high school teachers needed. (11 p.m.-6 a.m.) wilting competition. are one about Max Scheler, and school teachers needed. Lew Armistead, co-sports editor one about Miguel de Unamuno Anchorage Borough in Anchor- Begin Tomorrow Ham Steak 3 Jumbo Eggs of the Spartan Daily, won a $100 y Jugo, both 20th century exis- age, Alaska. Elementary, junior Interest Free Aid Interviews for a position on the Potatoes Toast Coffee scholarship for his sixth place tentialists. high and high school teachers ASB Judiciary will be held tomor- article on Chris Papanicolaou, Koestenbaum is a member of needed. To Latin Students row in the College Union, 315 S. which appeared in the Daily the Statewide Academic Senate of Feb. FRIDAY, APRIL 7 Non-interest loans are available Ninth St., from 2:30 to 5 p.m., ac- $1.55 20. Jim Brewer, Daily executive California State Colleges and a Bonita Unified in San Dimas, to Latin American students cording to Margaret Davis, ASB editor, received honorable mention member of the editorial boards of Los Angeles County. Elementary, through the Leo S. Rowe Pan personnel officer. for his Seventh Street the "Journal of Existentialism" arrest story junior high and high school teach- American Fund, according to Don- The Personnel Selection Commit- last and the "Journal of Existential Banquet facilities semester. ers needed. ald R. Ryan, financial aids director. tee also will interview Monday and The Psychiatry." available points earned by the two Del Norte County Unified in Loans are restricted to the last Tuesday for two positions on the to journalists were enough to place Crescent City, Del Norte County. one or two years of the applicant's Student Activities Board (SABI all S.J.S. SJS a few points ahead of second Elementary, junior high and high. Faculty Book Talk study or training in the United and Thursday, April 6, for a stu- groups. place Kansas State University, school teachers needed. States, dent to head next fall's Home- with one more competition cate- Montebello Unified in Monte- Interested students may contact coming activities. gory left. Features 'Inquest' bello. Los Angeles County. Ele- the secretary, Leo S. Rowe Pan Persons interested in any of school teachers 610 Coleman William R. Hearst Jr., editor-in- Dr. Roland Lee, professor of mentary and high American Fund, Department of these positions should sign-up for chief of Mara newspapers and English and Humanities, will dis- needed. Educational Affairs, Pan American interview times on the sheets in 286-3838 open 24 hours South Bay Union Elementary in trustee of tne Foundation, said cuss Edward Epstein's "Inquest" Union, Washington, D.C. 20006. the Union foyer. San Diego County. the race for the over-all school today in Cafeteria A and B, at Imperial Beach, top honors is closer than it has 12:30 p.m. at the Faculty Book Elementary teachers needed. ever been in the past. Talk. The author attempts to give an Relay at Co-Rec objective account of the Warren Classic Film "March Walks Out . . 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salesman ring personal SpaitZ.n.Botikei&nr "Like having a 20,000 doorbells." "right on campus" 4’tI’SRTtN D %TIN Wednesday. March 29. 1467 Waiting Is Over . . . SCREEN Slasor, Harmon Tracksters Tangle With Stanford By JIM STREET anchoring the foursome, had such to break the former SJS standard eclipse the current SJS triple Spa nun Daily Sports Editor la comfortable lead he coasted in of 3:10.2 set last year. Jump record. Lead Golf Victory The with a mark of 47 seconds flat. Dwight Tucker continues to im- former City College of San SCENES period comes to A year waiting 1 Ther relay team was timed at 3:09.0 prove and in the near future could Francisco track and football SlaNOE and Craig Harmon nament with a score of 579, which a close Saturday for the SJS track star , STUDIO ,..1 the SJS golf team to its sev- is the second lowest score ever soared past the 50 foot mark the team when they travel to Stanford first this season , h straight win of the season, recces-lest in the tourney which during the Easter 396 South First 292-6778 and it renewal of the long-standing with an 1822-10.- win brings the top teams on the west. Relays, Tucker is shooting for the "Riot On Sunset Strip" school seer Santa Clara I'm% ersity. Vroom stressed that (torn last duel meets. mark of 52-0% held by Les and Bond, The duo fired one over par 73s year's top nine collegiate teams One year ago the Spartans en- Sinner'. "Young tered the Indian confines and came in the dual match held on the in the country, seven participated COACH PLEASED Student Discount Rates ain hampered Almaden Gulf in the Western Intercollegiate. home on the short end of an 82I2 Assistant Course to solidify the Spartans' "The performance really speaks to 62ts acme. Like last year, the Coach Tracy Walters was pleased hold as one of the best golf teams well for us," the coach admitted. Spartans go into the meet as the with the performance of on the West Coast, "Everyone is more confident on favorite. distance runner Bill Langdon. He placed second SJS earned the lofty perch by the team's play." Both Couch Bud Winter of SJS in the tough 5,000 meter race and was capturing its third Wistirn Inter- and Payton Jordan of Stanford timed at RANDALL SECOND 13.57 in the three mile. collegiate title in fist. East,' Slate finished second are not predicting an easy win. San Diego Walters said the times "were es- weekend. behind. The The Stanford mentor is calmly in the meet, 12 strokes pecially good for this early CIGS in In the Santa I tick the Clara match, Aztecs had just a week earlier claiming that his Tribe will not . I season." 'lean and Bob East wt.. Kt tire. captured the Fresno State Ins ii have a chance in the world to One of the reasons for the Spar- o's, while Tom O'Kane came in I is tourney, while the Spartans upset the Spartans tabbed by with it 77. the No. I tans lackadaisical performance is Ross Randall, were struggling in fifth place. many as the No. 3 team in the player on the team, reflected in the recent weather had an off-da "It shows that these players nation. conditions. Whereas most schools 15' with a 78, hut his teammates rum . can perform at their best under INDIANS REMEMBER have the more conventional than adequately matte up the gap. extreme pressure." Vroom said. all- Kleenex 10c weather tracks, the Spartans have 'BIG WIN' In the individual competition, The Indians are currently enjoy- been working on the out-dated dirt 3 Hershey Bars Sc At the Pasatiempo Golf Course E Randall led most of the way, but ing a two-year domination over track on south campus. near Santa Cruz, the Spartans . tired in the final holes and lost SJS and several of the athletes 2 Rolls Toilet Paper 10c When the rains came, the mud turned in what coach Jerry Vroom to Jerry Hunt. SJS also showed are still smutting from a history- came, and the workouts sliawed. Rolls Paper Towels 19c ....nsidered, "Our biggest win of the team balance with five members making race between the two 2 A else eye is focused in the final 30 and four in the schools last November. on injury Soap 24c plagued Bob Griffin. The small 1 Box Cheer The conditions were great and , top eight finishers. O'Kane placed SJS swept all five top places sprinter suffered another injury the islayers played some of their tom th, Eastwood fifth and Har- in a tmoss-eountry dual meet and 2 Bars Ivory Soap 5c last week, but may be ready fur nest golf." Vroon added. mon eighth. Slasor was the fifth to add to the Stanford humiliation, the Indians. Ajax Cleanser 5c sis finished the thret .iay tour- member to make the 30 player eel. crossed the finish line simul- The injury taneously. necessitated the Spar- Crest large size 29c tans to withdraw front the 440- The teams tuned up for their relay event. One Item With Minimum TONIGHT IT'S RICH & BILL battle last weekend at the Easter Purchase of $2 Relays in Santa Barbara. Stanford thr raidc at Ricarda'N tonight. for put on one of its most impressive the folk sounds of Rich and RicaR6o lire!) Bill. performances in placing a surprise s This exviting duo (soon to he seen on Football Meeting CASH national television) is appearing nuke second, while the Spat tans had weekly at Ricardo', Relax in Rirardo's one of their off-days and finished A special football meeting will Venetian atmosphere oith a delicious third. be held tomorrow In MG201 at DISCOUNT Bohan dinner or sirup', curvy the enter- 8:90, according to SJS head tainment. Track perennial-power Univer- foot- ball coach Harry Anderson. ON MAJOR Ricardo's has sity of Southern California cap- tured everything except the offi- Anderson stressed that anyone live entertainment cials' clocks in racing away with turning out for spring practice BRAND the top award. should attend the meeting. 6 NIGHTS A WEEK CLOSING IN Versatile Dwight Tucker who performs in the The Spartans conclude the MILE(STONE) RELAY long, high and triple jumps for the Spartan track team, is closing GASOLINE Ni( \iglit spring workouts with the an- scoring only 33 points, in on the SJS triple jump record. He leaped over 50 feet for the nual alumni game. \\ 11) & Rich & Bill Despite season and needs only two feet to surpass Les the Spartans turned in some itn first time this 'I Ill& 1141: Flowers Bond's school mark. Puritan Oil Co. 9t-crzekter. pressive performances. \ : 1 tide Toio.s Committee A school record was set in the 4th & William DINNERS Open Daily at 4 p.m. mile relay as the Spartans con- 6th & Keyes tinued their undefeated status. Ken intramurals 218 Willow St. Entertainment Busy Tennis Team 10th & Taylor Starts at 9 p.m. Shackelford turned in a quick 46.7, 13th & Julian 294-4009 $1 minimum, Weal tiers Set. (under 21) John Bambury was clocked at 48 BASKETBALL and Lee Evans 462, Minnie Smith, The meeting between B.B. Inc. Battles Bears Today and Prices Preachers highlights the semi-finals of the upper division in the Independent League Tourna- The Spartan tennis team begins brought their record to 5-2 with a ment tonight in the Men's Gym. busiest section of its 23-dual 7-2 conquest of San Francisco the The Bowery Boys and the Awful- State March 17, their only Easter match scheduled today at 2:30 Awfurs will follow the 6:30 con- vacation activity. against the University of California test in other upper bracket First singles player Greg Shep- the game. at Berkeley. hard paced the win with 6-0, 6-0 Lower bracket play will pit the In the next three days the Spar- triumphs over Jack Bracken. The Fat Angels against the Red Horde tans have as many matches and Spartan sophomore has lost only and the Fastbreakers oppose the then play four straight April 4-7. once in dual-meet competition this Blue Horde. Both contests will be- April 1 and 2 will see the start of season. gin at 6 p.m. in the PER building. the San Jose All -Corners meet, so Gordy Miller, SJS' No. 2 player, The Fraternity League will end the Sparts will be in competition suffered his first defeat in dual its regular season tomorrow, with 10 of the next 11 days. matches, losing to Mike Schneider its champion meeting the Inde- This week's schedule will be con- 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. pendent titlist April 4-6 for the by entertaining Stanford cluded Steve Jones, Mike Price, Mary All-College Crown. Theta Chi and and Brigham Young University, a Parsons and Yosh DeGuchi re- Sigma Nu are tied for the league's pair of strong tennis powers. Yes- corded singles wins while Shep- lead with identical 8-0 marks. terday SJS met Nevada. hard-Miller and Parsons-DeGuchi Butch Krikorian's racketeers added doubles triumphs. VOLLEYBALL The deadline for entries for the upcoming volleyball tourney is to- day. All entries should be submit- ted to Intramural Director Dan Unruh in MG121. The six-man open and novice tourney will begin Mon- SALE! day, April 3. of TRADITIONAL TROUSERS June Graduates 50% OFF! County of Orange Vaughn's entire stock of traditional dress trousers reduced to Va price. Select from all wool wor- Has Entry Level steds, tropicals, Dacrons/wool blends and other fine imported and domestic fabrics. Poorts Ai: 'DACRON eor.rurrea 11 Accountants $14.95 .. NOW . . $ 7.46 Auditors $16.95 .. NOW 8.46 Civil Engineers $19.95 .. NOW $ 9.96 Real Estate Man-on-the-spot:..in every branch of business. $22.95 . . NOW $11.46 $24.95 NOW .. $12.46 Appraisers Last year, he was still in college. 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AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER A Bank of America Recruitment officer will be at your Placement office soon. 97ednesday March 2'4 1,4411 PPARTAN DAILTI - - Try Grid Tactics Phi Epsilon Kappa Panel Discussion on Athletics Baseballers Tackle Broncos Today The kind of emphasis desirable structor and coach 01 the fresh- tamed by contacting Doug Castro, at in athletics at SJS will be dis- man baseball team; Stu Inman, Phi Epsilon Kappa treasurer, late By JOHN JACKSON started one game in left field, andl for possible mound duty. sophomore southpaw Pete Hoskins, and 298-0527 after 6 p.m. cussed tomorrow evening by a former SJS basketball coach; Spartan Daily Sports Writer two at shortstop, had two hits One of the more consistent Spar- backed by two double plays, won Lee Walton, water polo coach. San lost ! was pressed game of the year. Spina panel of physical education instruc- 1 Spartan baseballers hope to bor- last Monday, as the Spartans tan batters. Tauter his first Each coach will be allotted ten itar UOP attack with a triple, tors. I row a football technique today, a 4-0 decision to Utah in the open- into mound duty against led the hitting minutes to present their individual the Sobczak, per- and a walk in three trips and pull a reverse on the power- ing round of the San Diego Marine and, according to a single The discussion, which is spon- views on the subject. This 40- YOGA ster ful Santa Clara Broncos at Buck Corps Easter tournament in San formed well enough to earn an- to the plate. sored by Phi Epsilon Kappa, begins minute session will la followed by the Mind Eploration Shaw Stadium. Diego. other pitching stint. Nevada rebounded to win the at 7:30 in JC141. a 20-minute free discussion period, ,1 Les who seems to Earlier this season the Broncos The tournament was very short Tony Hernandez, second game 9-1, spoiling Rich Members of the panel are Dr. during which the panel members I Concentration lived for the Spartans who were be breaking out of a long hitting busted out of a two game losing Kemmerle's first starting assign- Warren Fraleigh, a professor of will discuss the issue between Meditation , will start streak and an even longer hitting eliminated 9-5 by the University slump, probably ment. The Spartans gut only three physical education; Dr. William themselves. slump by blasting the Spartans of Pacific in the second round. ond with either Spina or Pat Gar- Call 867-3728 or 286-5487 hits in the contest. Gustafson, physical education in- The last 30 minutes of the pro- ters 16-1 in the SJS home opener. Brandi's shortstop rival, John vey rounding oat the infield at gram will be reserved for audience ince The Spartans hope to return the Besse. had two hits and three third. DAILY LESSONS participation and questions. don. favor today, as they bid to end RBI's in that contest, as SJS made Sobczak plans to start Bob Bur- 2 to I I p.m. ,ugh a three game losing streak that an effort to get back into the rill and Bruce Young at two of Dr. Bruce Ogilvie, professor of 11 1St has stropped their season's mark tournament, by scoring five ran, the outfield spots, but the third Coppola (Who Else?) psychology, will moderate the dis- to three victories, seven defeats. in the last four innings. position is still up for grabs. cussion. es- Righthander Rod C1hristansen is Infielder !tart Spina also hail a Charlie Nave, Ken Jones, Fred Refreshments will be served at ! the expected to get the starting nod pair of hits in that game, and Luke iir Gary Stepansky will com- the conclusion of the program, The for SJS in today's game which both will start today, althou,:h plete the out field alignment. Set for NCAA Finals which is open to the public free begins at 3 pm, A graduate of last Spina's posit ion is still qui., rht. Spartans started the Easter of cisarge. CIRCUS e is year's SJS freshman team, Chris- tionable. er an unlucky note, spitt- Tony Coppola, SJS' top gymnast Clair Jennett, the competition at Further information may be ob- ther tansen will be making his first Normally a third baseman, Spina ing their 13th consecutive double- in over a decade, continued to Pullman was even keener than had BILLIARD PARLOR George March 18. )ols start of the year. may start at first today, if header on Saturday, score high for the Spartans over been expected as most of the top NOW OFFERS A all- In order to get more punch in Taufer, the regular first sacker is SJS defeated the University of competitors turned in their best Easter vacation as he qualified in lava his line-up, and also offset a rash held out of the starting line-up Nevada 4-0 in the first game, as perfoimumces of the year. STUDENT RATE lirt of injuries to his catching corps, two events for the NCAA Cham- Coppola scored a 9.3 in capturing Open Tonight SJS Coach Ed Sobrzak hopes to pionships at Carbondale, Illinois the runnerup spot in the rings and 50'' PER HOUR use shortstop Tom Brandi behind this weekend, and became the first was beaten by Josh Robison of mud PER PERSON d. the plate against the Broncos. NCAA College individual winner in California, one of the best ringmen Until 9 p.m. jury The versatile Brandi, who has seven years. in the country. WITH ASS CARD aIl The 5-2 junior gained a second There are about three riflemen MONDAY-THURSDAY jury place in the rings and a fourth in besides Robison in the country Expire- J one 8, 1967 for the floor exercise at NCAA West- capable of scoring in the 9.4 area, 4th & SANTA CLARA ST. Mermen Place ern Regionals at Pullman, Wash- but Jennett still thinks his star Open mail 3 a.m. par- ington last weekend, lie also strongman has a chance to be SAN JOSE 297-9657 horse, but %OE placed 10th in the long among the top three. But he point- 440- High, Low did not qualify for the finals. ed out that Tony would have to The previous weekend, Tony cap- do his career best. tured his gold medal in the rings "If Tony can get into the finals Take her to Bohannon's. During Finals at the NCAA College Finals at he will have a good chance as the Long Beach State. He placed fifth point difference between the first A very special restaurant SJS' swimmers placed second in in the all-around tabulations but five will be extremely close, and For a very special evening. Ill both the 400 medley and 800 free was the top scorer from Northern any one of the 10 that qualify at relays, but turned in disappointing California. for the finals will have a chance Try the frog legs provincial or the chateaubriand, ot- performances in the individual Tony's other scores at Long to win," Jennett stated. the lobster thermidor or the shish kabob. events to place fourth in the Beach were a second in the flair The preliminary events will be Inc NCAA College Finals at City of exercise, sixth in the parallel bars, held Friday, with the finals going Start the evening at Bohan11071.ti; Commerce over Easter vacation. seventh in the long horse, and an Saturday afternoon. Jennett will University of California at Santa eighth in the horizontal bar. accompany Coppola, with the pair she'll end it with a smile. he Barbara won the title with 25512 According to Spartan Coach departing for Illinois tomorrow. In - points, with Irvine and San Diego State finishing second and third, respectively, The Spartans totaled 160 counters. Rain -Weary Frosh Nine The foursome of Steve Hoberg, Steve Williams, Ron Coffman and Jack Likins swam the 800 to a 7:28.8 finish behind Santa Barbara. Entertains Cubs Today in 1401 South First 292-1266 The medley squad was timed A ram-weary SJS freshman uled league game against USF

3:46.6, and was manned by Ted SLUGGING PITCHER George taufer, the. Spartans' regular baseball team goes back into action was rained out again and slated at Alma the Mathewson, Kevin Currlin, John first baseman, may see mound duty in today's game against Santa today after a two-week layoff. for later in the season. 400 in Kocal, and Larry Lefner. The Clara at Buck Shaw Stadium. The southpaw made his pitching The University of California Righthander Gary Enos will draw na- free relay placed fourth. debut for SJS against UOP last week in the San Diego Marine freshmen will provide the opposi- ;le starting pitching assignment yw. Runnerup to San Diego in last Corps Tournament. tion for Coach Bill Gustafson's for the Spartababes today, as they ful- year's meet, the Spartans had trou- crew today at 3 p.m. on the SJS try to improve their three won, mn- bles in the qualifying races, but frosts diamond. six lost record. ket turned in better times in the finals. The game will be the first for SJS should be strengthened by e\WIAMWM According to Coach Tom O'Neil, Japanese Ail-Star Judokas the Spartababes since March 11 the return of starting outfielder Likins, Ko- the with the exception of when they split a doubleheader John White, who is just now re- the Spartan mer- irde cal, and Heiberg, with Stanford under threatening covering from a leg injury sus- men swam below par in the indi- the Help Spartans Be Prepared skies. tained in the second game of the be- vidual races. Rain forced the SJS fresh nine season. Spanek earned a Be prepared might be the watch Here to practice ing. Diver Dennis for a match to delay one pre-Easter game, and Friday the Spartababes travel Bates Floaters in the one-meter diving words of the Boy Scouts, but SJS end sixth against a U.S. High School All- eliminate one altogether. A con- to San Francisco to meet the USF event, while Hoberg grabbed a judo Coach Yosh Uchida seems to Star team in Fresno on th April 1 and test with Hartnett was re-sched- fresh in a doubleheader beginning 200 butterfly. Williams have adopted the timeless motto 2, the de- fifth In the Japanese team of black uled once during the rainy pro- at 1:30 p.m. was fifth in the 100 free with a for his own team. belts will practice the Every Day the with the Spar- vocation week, and finally can- Southpaws Jay Pike and Walt swift 49.1 clocking, while Likins Faced with the prospect of get- tan and varsity today and tomorrow celed, while a previously re-sched- Yost will pitch for SJS. re's and Williams finished one-two in ting his judokas sharp, and keeping starting at noon in MG207. the 200 free in the consolation them that way until the National A scheduled dual meet against All-Year-Round finals. Collegiate finals on April 15, Uchi- Berkeley which was to be held Mathewson placed sixth in the da worked his team out almost here today has been canceled, and 1NREMEMBER the "W" is silent! the 100 back stroke and Currlin won every day during the spring vaca- the Spartans will not compete un- Boot! to- the consolation finals of the 100 tion. til the finals: although some of the nit- The breast stroke. Spartans will be helped in top SJS students and graduates WILD! )an The Spartans finished the sea- their preparation for the finals pen son with a 5-3 record and were by a Japanese High School All will participate in the AAU Na- STRIPED STRETCH On- the Western Regionals champ for Star team which arrived on cam- tional Championships in Las Vegas i4 . the second consecutive year. pus yesterday. on April 7 and 8. WRANGLER Yes We Deliver!! JEANS Delivery Menu

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It also per- the harpists, and enjoyed great and the harp chorale, an en- formed at the dedication of the popularity in the Middle Ages, "Bob Dylan," a bit ge format semble for female voices, with college chapel, at a convention when the troubadours used it book by photo-journalist Daniel harp accompaniment is an even last year of the California Music as a voice accompaniment. American Educators Association at Santa "Since W.W. II there has been JET Kramer. which has been two rarer occurrence on campuses. Barbara, and two weeks ago at a great upsurge of interest in and a half years in preparation The SJS Music Depaitment a convention of the California the instrument," says Mrs. Gus- and has had to battle its way has had tt Ilarp Chorale since Junior Classical League, a group tayson, "and more composers through the courts, is now ready the spring of 1965, when the of high school students from are starting to write for it." for publication. group was organized by Dr. Rus- throughout the state. Composets are realizing its compositions pet - possibilities for brilliant virtuoso During the period of prepara- sel Harrison, professor of music, Most of the and Mrs. Nancy Gustayson, in- formed are transcriptions done music, and not merely for or- tion, the singer asked the courts '399 inc. tax structor of music. by Mrs. Gustayson, 01 works chestral music or the "luscious, to prevent its publication. Kra- The membership of the group written for other combinations lady-like music" of the Victorian Jet Round Trip mer appealed to the court that varies from 10 to approximately or for the solo harp. This is be- Era. Chartered Flight the public was entitled to know 18, with two or thtee harpists. cause the harp chorale is rare The group performs mostly written contemporary music, and an ef- Dylan, one of America's most This year there are 16 singers and very little music is From Los Angeles June 13- and two harpists. Any SJS coed for it. fort is made to have at least influential and gifted artists, SERGIO MENDEZ and Brazil '66 will appear in concert at the to London: Sept. I may try out. The combination has little tra- one familiar composition at each through an San Jose Civic Auditorium tomorrow night at 8 p.m. Tickets are nil 707 JO honest portrait based $3 and $4 and are available at the San Jose Box Office on San The idea originated with Dr. dition in musical history. Brahms performance, such as "Septem- From San Jose Jun* 27. on fact. The court agreed and Carlos. The group's current hit single, "For Me," ranks high on Harrison. who directs the sing- wrote some music for female ber Song," or various American to London. Aug. 7 the book is scheduled to appear the popular music surveys. ers in the group. "It is almost voices and harp, but mainly be- folk tunes. Chorale fills a need via 707 Jelt during the first week of April. a college service group," he cause "his sister played the "The Harp says. "We play hugely on re- harp and had some girl friends on the campus," says Dr. Harri- From Oakland June 17. The book documents a time quests from campus or other who liked to sing," according son, "and pleases the eye as to Brussels Aug. 29 when the folksinger-poet rose groups." to Dr. Harrison. well as the ear." nil 707 Jet (W7) Sergio Mendez, '66 from near obscurity to become for state college students. fac. king of the folk world, through ulty end their immediate families) the time his creation of "folk Call or Writ* rock" changed the face of popu- To Perform at Civic lar music. Prof. David Mage 1526 Arbutus Dr., S.J. The book contains a first-hand By BARBARA KYNE zilians and three North Ameri- 264-9275 after 8 p.m. account of the folk-singer in Fine Arts &liter cans in the company. 15,000 words. The nearly 150 The young and handsome mu- On the Brazil side there is Air and Land arrangements by: photographs, many of them dou- sical group. Sergio Mendez and Sergio at the piano, Joao Palma SAN JOSE TRAVEL SERVICE ble-page spreads, reveal the folk Brazil '66, currently a big suc- on drums and Jose Soares on 223 S. First Street artist in many facets of his life cess with their album of that percussion. Chicagoan Bob Mat- 297-8000 working, playing, resting, and title as well as the single record thew is on bass while Janis Han- Not state college sponsored a few of them includes Joan Baez "For Me," will appear in con- sen and Lani Hall provide the or controlled in rare moments of the path- cell at San Jose Civic Audi- singing. crossing of these two artists. torium tomorrow at 8 p.m. Discovered by Herb Alpert, Tickets are priced at $3 and who not only signed them for $4 and good seats are still avail- their current recordings but a able. current cross-country concert tour with his Tijuana Brass, The "Brazil" of the title was Brazil '66 will shortly leave for selected because the group waa their name sake to play in the established in Ipanema and "66" first song festival of Rio de Ja- This Week's was the year of the unit coming neiro in the company of Andy into the center of the spotlight, Williams, Henry Mancini and backed up by five years of con- Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass. Dry Cleaning stant experimentation on the part of the talented young Bra- THE HARP CHORALE, a combination of female harpists and Dr. Russel Harrison, right, directs zilian pianist who formed and voices and harps, has been a part of the SJS the singers. The group performs by request for heads the organization. the Air Music Department since the spring of 1965. various campus and other groups. Already acknowledged as the On Mrs. Nancy Gustayson, far left, directs the best Brazilian musician in his KNTV, Ch. 11, Today field, Mendez left Brazil in 1964 8:25 am.- -Campus Report SPECIAL to come to the United States SJS News and Spoils Watercolor Show where he formed a group which SJS Voice Major Wins Scholarship became known as Brazil '65 and RADIO Janet Williamson, SJS soph- staff accompanist. Dan Peterson, a former SJS performed in chiefly jazz- KSJS-1.111, 90.7 me, today omore voice major, is the winner The contest winner will appear student, will exhibit his water- BLANKETS oriented clubs. 5:00 p.m. Amals,,tim of events of a $200 scholarship in a recent as soloist for the Annual Schol- colors at the San Jose Art Late in that year he changed competition sism.sored by the arship Luncheon to he given by 5:40. Lockheed Digest : Center, 452 S. 2nd St., San and enlarged his company to six, Regular $1.93 5:45KSJS Sports Roundup Palo Alto Alumnae Association the Palo Alto Alumnae Chapter with himself as pianist, leader, Jose, beginning Friday through 5:55Newsline with Bill Sargent of Mu Phi Epsilon, International on April 16 at the Cabana Hotel conductor and arranger. Their April 15. 6:00Dinner Jazz Professional Music Sorority. in Palo Alto. outstanding fusion of Latin and Now $1.29 6:55Spartan Spectrum with The competition was held on American music may be due to Candy Sattezahn February 26 at Henry Gunn the fact there are three Bra- 7:00Footlights and Fancy High School in Palo Alto for 7:30- -The Art of the Poet members of Mu Phi Epsilon from FOLK & BLUES WORKSHOP 7:45Study Music San Francisco State College Golden West Cleaners at the 7:55Sportsline with Gary Price California State College at Hay- MANHATTAN PLAYHOUSE 8:00--U.N. Scope: U.N. Radio ward, Holy Name College, and West Bayshore and Manhattan. Palo Alto SJS. 25 S. 3rd Street 292-1052 ,our,,If on 0, "nr,n roie" Magazine Wednesdays 8-11:30 p.m. 5:15Study Music Miss Williamson is a pupil of Si admission 365-4104 8:55--Spartan Focus with Valerie Frederick Loaciwick, SJS asso- Dickerson. ciate professor of music. blonde soprano's winning 9:00Sign Off The numbers were "Non so Piu" from KRRX, 1500 kes, today Mozart's "The Marriage of Fi- 7:55Spectrum News with Jim garo," and "Ritorna Vineitor" Corkrum from Verdi's "Aida." She was The upbeat buttondown. 8:30Sportsline with Gary accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Price Brownlee, SJS music department Everything about this Arrow Decton Perma-Iron shirt is traditional except the fact that it refuses to wrinkle. And that may start a whole new tradition. Note the wide stripes, the PRINTING just-so roll of the collar. It's in a blend of Dacron AND polyester and cotton that's "Sanforized-Plus". In other stripes, solids and whites, too. A winner This is one of the reasons at $7.00. 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Or an entire engine in just ninety minutes. In fact, that's another reason Volkswagens hold together so well: they come apart so easily. Globe Printing Co. $,$) ( INSTA-PRINT DIVISION AWN RIZ CI si.1411 1445 SOUTH FIRST ST. PHONE 295-6911 SPARTAN VOLKSWAGEN 1560 North First St. 2116-88041 San bee., Calif. Application Forms Wednesday. March 29, 1967 SPARTAN DAILY-7 EAST For Queen Contest Due April 25 BEAU TIES Entries from coeds for the I .DIDESili Alpha Chi 01111. d111101.111CeS Iii engagement to Michael Beg., Miss San Jose Pageant will be Dolores luoier journalism and WEST major (rum San Jose, announces via', a January 1966 graduate of accepted until April 25. an- her recent marriage to Jilin Oar- SJS currently employed by San- nounced the San Jose Chamber del% senior accounting major at ta Clara County Public Works. EUROPE of Commerce. This pageant is Santa Cl a r a University from Wedding is set for February the official preliminary for the San Jose. The couple were mar- 1968. 71 Days Miss California and Miss Amer- ried March 18. 1967 and spent PINNINGS TOUR: ica Pageants. Entry blanks are their honeymoon in Carmel. Jeanne Locke, junior sociology available in the Student Activi- ENGAGEMENTS major from Menlo Park and JUNE 18 to AUG. 27 ties Office ADM174). Leslie Greer, senior social sci- member of Sigma Kappa, to in:. The Miss San Jose Pageant ence major from Campbell and Jhn Hawley, junior physics ma- 1,099 will take the place of the Miss member of Sigma Kappa, an- jor from Hayward and member San Jose State Pageant.. Sigma nounces her engagement to Dick of Acacia. Itinerary: Nu fraternity, who formerly (hind, junior public administra- Debbie Fowler, junior beha- England France Switzer- sponsored the contest, were un- tion major from San Jose and vioral science major from New- land Monaco Italy able to conduct it again this member of Sigma Nu. No wed- Austria Holland Denmark port to Les Smith, senior busi- Sweden Finland West year. ding date has been set. ness major from Oakland and Germany East Germany A coed is eligible if she has Pain Foil, senior social science member of Alpha Tau Omega. Greece Yugoslavia Poland been a resident of San Jose for major from San Carlos and mem- Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Hungary and Belgium PICTURED are students enjoying the foreign International Food Bazaar. Organizations are in- six months or is a registered ber of Alpha Chi Omega, an- atmosphere and tasty native dishes of last year's vited to participate in this year's bazaar. student here. She must be single nounces her engagement to BM $ 1,498 From and 18-28 years of age. Boles, senior engineering major The contestant will also be re- at Stanford, from San Carlos HAVE YOU HEARD West Coast quired to display talent in a and member of Phi Kappa Sig- For Free Folders International Week Seeks Entries three minute routine. This talent ma. The wedding is set for the OF BAHA'U'LLAH? and Information may be singing, dancing, playing summer of 1968. Campus ethnic groups are in- Further information may be Among the events to be pre- a musical instrument, dramatic Stud Seydei, senior social sci- CALL vited to participate in the In- obtained by calling Maria Gano- sented will be a Lion Dance, Gon reading, art display, dress de- ence major from Sacramento, tas or Suzan Fine at 294-2922. Fu (Chinese Boxing) and a signing or even presenting a talk announces her engagement to Better Find Out ternational Food Bazaar by interested in. music * * * Sword Dance. on a career she is John Hathaway, senior 297-8000 sending representatives to an Tickets for the International Miss San Jose is chosen on the major from Sacramento. Miss San Jose Travel Service organizational meeting, Monday, International Week, April 22- Ball will go on sale soon at the basis of talent, beauty, person- Seydel is a member of the Band- Fast! 223 S. First St., San Jose April 3, at 5:30 p.m., in E324. 28. offers a host of activities to Student Affairs Business Office, ality and intellect. She will re- Aides while Hathaway is affil- The International Food Ba- the SJS campus. They range Building R. Prices are $2.50 per ceive a wardrobe and scholar- iated with Phi Mu Alpha. Wed- zaar, which is part of Interna- from the International Ball to couple in advance sales and $3 at ship and will go on to compete ding has been set for Sept. 2, tional Week will be held Friday. a. special Chinese cultural pro- the door. in the other contests. 1967. April 28, on Seventh Street be- gram. Pamela Gough, senior business 140iiiid The Clock Groups interested in sponsor- tween 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and industrial management ma- 30 E. Santa Clara Groups may participate by ing a coed for the International jor from Vallejo and member of setting up a food booth and Queen Contest should contact A Tisket a Tasket Budget Dinner Special selling typical native dishes, by Miss Diana Wallace at 271 S. participating in the foreign tal- 13th St. The International Queen STEAK SANDWICH ent program and by wearing is crowned during the Interna- Petition Deadline FRENCH BREAD native costumes. tional Bali, Friday, April 28. The Inter-Cultural Steering TOSSED GREEN SALAD Committee (ICS('I, sponsor of For AWS Election CHOICE OF DRESSING Kite Flyers Welcome ..orzsamsos the International Week, is also Petitions tor the election oh FRENCH FRIES $1.30 Tau Delta Phi, men's honorary seeking foreign talent to per- officers for the Associated OPEN 24 scholastic society, is holding a form at the Ball. Kambiz Gootan Women Students I AWS) must "fly-in" on Seventh Street at may be contacted at 294-4624. be returned to the Activities noon on Friday, March 31. Ac- The Chinese program will Office ADM174 by tomorrow Miller's Steak House tually it is a creative kite con- lead off the week's events. Spon- afternoon. 165 W. Santa Clara test open to all SJS students and sored by the Chinese Student Elected officers include presi- faculty members. Club of SJS, it will be held Sat- dent, first vice president, second - Budget Ihnner Special- Competition will begin at 2:30 urday. April 22, at 8 p.m. in vice president, secretary, treas- SMALL DINNER STEAK p.m. Prizes of $7.50 for the most Morris Dailey Auditoriu urer, and two members of the creative kite, $5 second prize and Judicial Board. SOUP OR SALAD $2.50 third prize will be awarded. Coeds filing for any of the POTATOES Women Over 29 positions must have an overall GPA of 2.25 and at least a 2.0 FRENCH BREAD What Is Understanding? Newly registered women over 29 are invited to a general in- for last semester. VEGETABLE $1.40 OPEN 24 HOURS You are invited to consider this Only women with a junior or and other subjects with o this formation meeting this Friday at week. 1:30 p.m. in MH189, announced senior standing may file for Meeting tomorrow, at 730 p.m. Dr. Cornelia A. Tomes, associate president, first vice president, or Chapel at the corner of S. Tenth dean of students and dean of the two positions on the Judicial and San Carlos Streets. Board. The first vice president The purpose of the meeting is must have been or presently be to orient interested women in a member of her living center. the Women Over 29 Club and The election will be held next Thursday, April 6, from 8 a.m. to also to introduce the women to -Photo by Mike Hoben the various services and facili- 5 p.m. There will be booths lo- Giant After-Easter ties available to the student on "JUST CALL ME CINDY" states this little girl as she displays cated on Seventh Street and in campus. her Easter eggs. Cindy participated in the Easter Egg Hunt front of the Spartan Bookstore. sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega, men's service fraternity, Easter All interested coeds are urged Sunday at Spartan Stadium. The hunt was opened to all de- to obtain a petition and return Sergio Mendez pendents of S..15 students and faculty. it by tomorrow afternoon. Home Ec Meeting BRASIL '66 Set for Thursday THURSDAY, MARCH 30 at 8 p.m. Sale! President Robbie Effron Will FRANK SINATRA SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM preside at her first meeting as is singing the ol& songs Just in time for graduation, Tickets: Balcony $3 - Main Floor $4 head of the SJS Home Econom- Enclose self-addressed SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE ics Club, Thursday, March 30, on -the job-getting, vacation travel! stamped envelope 40 W. SAN CARLOS 7 p.m. in H5. NEW Mail orders accepted i 295-0888 New members are invited to the program on Brail to be pre- sented by a SJS home econom- Men's Suits ics major. KWh Taking office with Miss Ef- fron at the Feb. 23 installation RADIO 1170 were: Paula Neer, vice presi- 20% off a as ir,e,u RANT 'a dent; Patty Bryan, recording ; secretary; Carolyn Spinosi, cor- Regulars and lightweights! IA ill responding secretary; Nora hila &pa who Cranch, treasurer; Nadine Mc- else? 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The Late management training in model standard For the complexion administration, architecture, ac- mal involves ob- second-year program Spaghetti New portables counting, personnel, economics, branch management, commercial one of the 15 he loses, depend on servation duty at Rental-purchase marketing and math m ajors lending, business development and and some Special stations in Alaska Free delivery wanted for electrical and mechani- credit. travel duty in the state while DOROTHY GRAY All you can eat engineers, personnel manage- cal Piscine Gas and Electric. Same earning at least $150 a week. Stu- for ment, systems analysis, retail man- only Information as Thursday, March 30. dents in the summer program for VELVETEEN agement, food management and ac- their third year will receive addi- Clear-up combo U.S. Plywood Corporation. All $1 $2.50 counting supervisors. 96 E. SAN FERNANDO ST. business or other ma- engineering, 72 E. Santa Clara 295-6765 Skin cleanser . medicates interest in sales or pro- CAP* presents ACT's jors with as it foams away bacteria. Six sales trainees wacky duction wanted for Overseas Jobs fluid 01.11111., and manufacturing positions. Wild The Special Services are offer- Clear-tip Cream . heals ay deligh u Air Station., F:ngi- U.S. Naval ing civilian professional careers "W ork of Art" eels. Medirated for fleeting majors wanted for engi- elearing up problem skin. overseas to graduates with degrees neering interns. Sweaters & Cashmere Coats One Itunic tube. in library science, recreation, dra- Our Specialty MBA, mar- Xerox corporation. matics, art, music, humanities, so- other majors wanted for S.VILHA SKIN CREAM keting, or cial science or related fields. Stu- marketing representatives. 10% DISCOUNT Regular $5.00 value $3.50 THAT'S WHAT WED dents must demonstrate that they I LIKE TO KNOW. have leadership and managerial WITH ASB CARD Protects against dryness for ability. smoother, lllll re lot ely skin. It hey Foot Mos. is NOT a job for Interested students may sign up Four ounce jar. ,-covder. It IS a campus rah-reh Loans Available Immediately in the Placement Cen-! Art Cleaners P. dance thing which may be ? ter, ADM234 for an 6 inter-1 One Day Scribe -- Until such time, wear this FOUR Loans totaling $4 million are April 400 E. Santa Clara 293.1030 PER view. TENTH s le, a high-neck, long -tall ONLY available for the 1967-68 academic CogrgOnCiv=0=0:40:ACCCO:oe.e...092,--.C4GC.C.Cerdro- ns -7.rt emblemed as Friday.March 31 to students who apply before 1 $7.25 postpaid. Creamy & cr, , Saturday Apr1111 7,.1.4teo, year kchey Foot Mote is spreading. STREET PALOALTO HIGH SCHOOL AUDRORI Saturday's deadline, according to ITCHEY FOOT MOSE TICKETS NOW ON SALE: Donald R. Ryan, financial aids di- PHARMACY $4.00: 3.50 and 2.75 rector. Applications are available 5926 Valley Blvd. By mail: "FRINGE.' in the Financial Aids Office, lit Ii !:.;itsla Clara 294-9131 Los Angeles Cal 90032 Boa 11786, Palo Alto For information phone 321-1110 ADM242. Spartan Daily Classifieds to share 2. GIRL ROOMMATE wanted. Own roorn. MEN: LARGE, cheerful rooms. Large MALE ROOMMATE needed with 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS (I) $45 cor 444 S. 5th. 298-3824. closets. Wallto-wall carpet. Furnace bedroom, 2-bath apartment heat. 406 S. 11th. others. 2 blocks from SJS. 293-1230. 2 -BEDROOM - -...oished apartment. $80 INTEGRAL YOGA AND MEDITATION 3 -bedroom, furnished -bedroom, . n. .C. 5 , "utes from SJS. Call 293- HOME-LARGE, MARRIED COUPLE. Deluxe 2 or unfurnished. Nice yard. 2 blocks from rug, electric kitchen, drapes, pool, patio, school. Good condition 406 S 11th. water & garbage paid. Unfurnished. 431 $401 JET e June 25 - ' WANTED TO RENT: 3 bedroom fur- GRAD & SENIOR student need room- S. 11th. - apartment . 4 course at A for the month mate. Will have own bedroom. 1/2 block BOARD & ROOM, reasonable, clean, Free an,n Dr. Milton e summer. Phone 295- from campus. Call 286.3987. quiet, nonBohemianl Prvt. home, Willow 2'4-C22 'e 987$ Santa Mon 1213, FEMALE ROOMMATE Glen. Near shopping & bus. 295-5743. Ica BI,d B.P s Or Jet package -RESPONSIBLE LARGE, 2-BEDROOM furnished apart- wanted immediately to share large, clean cal., Now Y don $253 June 16- n Just painted. Electric kitchen. 1 -bedroom, furnished apartment with r, / LOST AND FOUND 'el W Nall carpets. 8130 month. 65 S. pool. Reasonable. 297-6702 early a.m. or

SINGLE STUDENTS: Trip to Career.' after 5:30 p.m. April I. ler.Joi hootenanny. Call 2"..9 LOST: YOUNG orange, male cat. Satur- FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. April I. MALE ROOMMATE needed to share 2041 for Pft,tP ln,^r, 1,0n. day night, 6th & Santa Clara. Please re- -.n preferred. bed- -bedroom apartment. TV, 'T Large 2 ultrasharp, 2 turn. Reward. 297-4383, 286-1319. PROF LEAVING ^ '' $,40 per month. 298-1164. stereo, etc. Ask at 641 S. Ilth, #I2. LOST: SIC 12 -inch slide rule in leather case. Principle involved. Please return. Ron Edwards. 297 1974. $25.900. Cori . Dr. nr1 BEACH: Cooler, grates, & . 7469 or 266.2217. FOUND ON sleeping beg. Call Watson, 323-8631 at Stanford Univerm A1.110MOTIVE (21

THE WHITE CLOUD. '58 Chevy 2 -door, PERSONALS .71 6-cylinder stick. Needs babying and a beck seat. 8150. 295-5763 after 5 p.m. ra sittilZ CUSTOM MADE contemporary wedding '63 ALPINE. White. Radio & heater. rings. Original jewelry in cast gold arm Black too. Good condition. Must sell. LECTURE silver. George Larimore. 354-1273. COVER $1475. Call 286.9996 after 4 p.m. ANYTHING '66 HONDA 50, Perfect conditian. $175. I MCOSZTANT, 5IR SERVICES 18) See it any day after 3:30 p.m. at 65 S. HAP'TO'C,UT'TO 9th St.. #2. ''TLIPY FOR AN TYPING. Thesis, term papers, etc., et '59 FORD 4.door. Good condition. Trade N6L161-1 EXAM. perienced & fast. Phone 269-8674. for motorcycle or sr-oer. Call Gary, 287-0815. 21 & MARRIED. Liability, property dam- '55 FORD V-8. 2 -i- Good runnati age & uninsured motorist coverage on P 1814, between auto insurance. $21 for 3 months. Dave Towle, 244-9600. .55 PONTIAC heater, auto- EXQUISITE, REASONABLE typing: book -i-sonrration. " reports, compositions, theses, etc. Dons MWF. at home of Miss Carey, 293-4709. 1963 VW 011 ' tood con- % -.0 Call 258- WHY DIDN'T YOU FRENCH PHONETICS a la mode de STUDY FORTHIS Paris. Beginners & advanced. Learn to ARmY.TYPE. JEEP . ExAm I YOU speak beautifully. $1 hour. 287.1900. I WAS KNOW WHAT YOU want to say, but 64 CUSTOMIED . KNOW DEPENDING ON not sure how lo say it? Editing, re-writ- YOU FOR THI ing. Jane, 867-1065. ANSiNERSV 64 TR!UMF1-1 MOTORCYCLE TYPING. Pica Electric. Work guaranteed. Cell 243-6313 between 9 e.m. and 8 p.m. FOR BEGINNERS: Classical & folk gui- weekends. tar lessons for $20. Free use of guitars. Ferguson', Music House, 30 E. San Fer- FOR SALE (31 nando, S.J. 292-0143.

SKIS-HART Giant Slalom, 205 Ctr. 3 TRANSPORTATION 191 months old. Nevada toe, Look heel plate Offer. Dave. 794590) RIDE NEEDED from SJS to Palo Alto on BEAUTIFUL WEDDING Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 4:30 or . 3'75 Su- CLASSIFIED RATES Tuesday & Thursday at 2:30. ylice, $475. 244 . To buy, sell, rent or Please call 252 Sister Bernard, 327-8891. announce anything, ' mmum HELP WANTED 141 One time Three times rive times just fill out and clip Three lines One time VIDEO SALES REPRESENTATIVE ;- this handy order 3 lines 1.50 2.25 2.50 blank. 2.75 3.00 It's trade-in time 4 lines 2.00 To place an ad: ' 1 ' 5 lines 2.50 3.25 3.50 Send to: Spartan Daily 6 lines 3.00 3.75 4.00 Call at for tired old myths. ,rperiP1,1 , CLASSIFIEDS, PA UNRO MER Add this 1206, San lose State Classified Adv. Office - Like the one about business. Especially find new and better ways to makc things PHI r J206 961 1014 amount for .50 .50 HAWAII CALLS, College, San Jose each addl. ." big business. That it is beyond the rugged that help people communicate is very re- Calif. 95114. Banal line individualist's wildest daydream to enter warding and satisfying. Did you ever hear Monday, Wednesday & Friday Print you ad here: this holy of holies because he'll lose some- these wry words of Oliver Wendell CHECK A (Count approximately 33 Letters and Spaces thing that's very sacred - like his inde- Holmes? "Never trust a generality - not HOUSING 15) for Each Line) 10:30 a.m.-I2:30 p.m. & CLASSIFICATION Do Not Abbreviate pendence. even this one." WANTED: TWO GIRLS 1:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. Sure, it can happen. if a guy or gal That's how we feel about the generality nishad 316 ; si - 51#6 Jolk D Announcements (1) No refunds possible on canceled ads 791 197', i) Automotive (2) wants to hide, or just gct by, or not accept that claims you'll just become a little cog or challenges. like Western Electric. You I BEDROOM furnished -,rnornen. O For Sale (3) Tuesday & Thursday responsibility, in a company Tradewinds. 633 S. 8th. $115 month, Fos., D Help Wanted (4) We're not omniscicnt enough or stupid might, of course, but if you consider your- perking 3 bl,ois foam nernpus. SR, rnan Housing (5) now, odds arc 10 to 1 eget or phone 286 4260. 10:00 a.m.-I2:30 p.m. & enough to speak for all business, but at a self an individual Lost and Found (6) FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share O company like Western Electric, bright that you'll keep your individuality. And 2 bedroom, modern apt. with 7 others. O Personals (7) 1:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. ideas are not only welcome, they are en- cherish it. And watch it grow. Even at big, $45 month. I block to school. 286-3417. D Services (8) couraged. And no door is shut. Create a big Western Electric. I MALE ROOMMATE to share am, o Transportation (9) meet a 475 S. 4th. #5. Complete . Send in handy order blank. Enclose little stir, go ahead, upset an old apple- You know, that's the only way we'd TV, stereo & tapes. Call 298.4093 after s cart (we replace shibboleths at a terrific want you to feel. If you feel like coming cash or check. Make check out h ROOMMATE NEEDED, MALE upper a Name Address (Please 1,10) pace - we have to as manufacturing and in with us. vision or grad preferred. Firepla Spartaa Daily Classifieds. rlean. Ask at 98 S. 1 Ilk St. supply unit of the Bell System - in order for days. Enclosed is $ house. Partly furnisl.n to provide your Bell telephone company -2-41310011-14- ...Phone 2944414.. Eat. 24611 stove. refrigerator. Suitable for coup'.. - city Phone Start ad on with equipment it needs to serve you.) 3 Adult. Police student preferred. c (Dahl Western Electric There's an excitement in business. True, MANIMTIIRINC 0 SUPPI Y UNIT OF THF terms to responsible persons. 251 I, Pleas allow 2 days alter placing for ad to app... RI I SYSTFM Mornings, .we're in it to make a profit, but working to