ov. 19 To Mark a National 'First' for SJS I Series rodoy College Television Circuit To Broadcast tian Instruction To Two Schools GRAINGER "Teenage ies lspbn By DARLA Problems" will be the topic of a aid Myers, professor of mathematics. Representa- Primarily it will show the importance of word rnpas cbt. panel discussion for girls presented No. 19 will mark a first for SJS and on the first tives from banks, loan agencies and car agencies usage to develop certain moods. The program will program Nov. 19. Students a closed circuit television f Roosevelt Junior will appear on the program which will explain the be seen by English classes. di,eassibn ille nation %%lien High School will appear on the program along broadcast from the college procedure For financing the buying of a car. irge, program will be with two members of the .MIS faculty, Dr. William IA. PROGRAM TENTATIVE ma schools as an instruc- D. Winter and Dr. Itollwrt The Science Department will present a demon- Unscheduled, but planned fur the near future, past, 1 two local public W. ZaRIOW, assistant el. professors of stration on fresh Water Presb aid. psychology. Chief psychiatric social aquariums Dec. 10 under Is a program titled "Safety in the Home." Students tional worker Joanne Kirkpatrick, of the adult and child the leadership of Dr. Frank C. Gale, associate pro- af Dr. James E. Stevenson, professor of industrial fessor of marshm, "The broadcasts are new endeavors in guidance clinic, will complete the list of program biology and science education. arts, will present the program. of the rnw serve as a guests. Many more programs are still in the planning the college will resource Scheduled for the first week in January is a which schools and community," staled Bob stage according to Mr. Diarrpind, The Art, Music the public A demonstration of the basic demonstration to be telecast to phy- to -appointed coordinator of instruc- fundamentals of and Journalism and Advertising Departments have Diamond, newly will be broadcast to physical education sical education classes at both San Jose High and associate professor of speech yet to announce definite program dates. riSlifance tional television School and Roosevelt Junior High School. Dr. our knowledge this is the first time classes on Nov. 30. Wrestling classes under the di- int! drama. "To William L. Gustafson, assistant professor of phy- Several of the programs to be presented will be has been presented." rection of Hugh II. Mumby, assistant professor lu 'orb a program of sical education, will conduct the demonstration. written and produced by members of methods class- Drive physical education, will present the program. Jose High School and Roosevelt Junior They es on campus, Mr. Diamond said. "San also Jan. 8 a ill bring Dr. Courtaney P. Brooks, as- be the only schools to receive the will present programs on Dec. 2 and Dec. 4. Any SJS 3tes for iagh School will sociate professor of speech, before the cameras when students interested in participating in because they are the only the program and learning about the television field ,tudents Droadcasts at present AtTo FINANCING TALK one of her classes will present a program concern- can make appointments with Mr. Diamond. This schools with direct cable connection," stated A credit buying program will be presented Dec. 5ublic ing the production, of mood in a story through the offer is open to both men and women students, he 8 by 3-6116 gr. Diamond. the mathematics methods class of Dr. W. How. BOB DIAMOND use of music and speech Night Jolted Into Action

VIZE :RTISERS Court Revises Rules, SSES Sets Election Date By RON MILLER cember ASH class elections, and ancesca The surprise resignation waded into 33 pending cases. SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE For the first time since the op- of Chief Justice Jerry Alex- ening of the semester, all six jus- VOL. SAN JOSE, , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1959 NO. 36 ander jolted the SJS Student tices were present for the entire Poll Reveals Court into action at Tues- meeting. Alexander's revisions ess 7-6171 day's meeting. were passed in a matter of min- Council May Agree In just two hours the court utes with only one justice abstain- passed Alexander's hard- ing. L.A. Students Attend State fought judiciary procedure revi- The judiciary revisions were de- On New Hazing Policy sions, completed plans for the De- signed by Alexander to broaden charity," cited Diane Fannatre, the scope of the court and rid it of ' -MAN By PETE WALLS should also include positive steps drive chairman. several steps deemed "unneces- of Major The Student Council today toward outlawing dangerous haz- sary" hy the court. Because Program ing stunts here," Dean Benz said. :UP Alexander resigned as chief jus- is expected to agree on a The state law now makes it al "He is further motivated," Mr. was noted by Mr. Bliss. Fourteen tice for program conflict reas- daily. More than 600 students four-point hazing ban policy misdemeanor for anyone to in- Staff ons. He denied the court's earlier plias suggested. "by a desire of those questioned are taking Auction dulge in hazing that can create from Los Angeles County common to youth of college age business subjects. Elementary edu- drawn up jointly by the ad- reluetanee to pass his revisions bodily harm. Such a violation is . . . to get away from home." cation and pre-secondary educa- had any thing to do with it. He 3AR would rather attend SJS than ministration and the student punishable by a fine of not less If he is anywhere near Los An- tion majors were next with 11 and Will Highlight said Monday he was sure his re- go to colleges or universities than $50 nor more than $500, or ; geles, Mr. Bliss continued, he seven, respectively. Engineering body president early this visions would be passed anyway. their doorsteps. imprisonment in county jail for In FOODS closer to may be anxious to move to a and Recreation (including P.E.) other action. the court op- week. six months, or both. ened Why? relatively smog-free area. have five each listed. applications today for the fol- Dr. Stanley C. Benz, dean of Lhest_ D_ rive lowing ASH offices: senior repre- ' - SNACKS One reason: to get away Getting away from smog was Four public relations and jour- The most stringent part of the students, said Tuesday the policy laculty members \,11 be auc- sentative; junior, sophomore from home. the fourth most popular reason nalism students answered the law involves loss of public funds J and is intended to supplement the tioned off Tuesday afternoon as Results of a recent question- questionnaire. Departments named to any institution that allows Ma_ freshman class president. vice pres- listed on the questionnaires. state law against hazing, passed one highlight of the Cannitis Chest ident. secretary and treasurer; naire released by James H. Bliss, by less than three students were ing practices. jun- Bar "Finally," Mr. Bliss said, "he within a day of the death of a drive, which runs all next week, ior and sophomore assistant to the president, showed not listed. Were San Jose State to con- representative; USC student last September. Faculty members will beeome two freshman representatives; that 54 per cent of' the students may discover that only at San done such hazing practices, the and The college policy outlined in- "slaves" of living groups, fraterni- sophomore who answered listed that reason Jose State can he find a spe- college would lose all monies ap- male and female court cludesiloss of recognition to ties, and sororities. Auction time is justices. for coming to San Jose State. in his particular propriated to it from public taxa- cialized program any campus group indulging in 12:30 p.m. in the Outer Quad. j Applications are Highest ranking reason, how- tion, and would be unable to op- available at area of interest." hazing: hazing which inter- Goal for this year's drive is the Student Union and will ever, was the reputation of the Students Stage erate, Dean Benz concluded. not questionnaire revealed feres with student academic ; be received after Nov. 20. The student's major department at The work ls forbidden: any indoc- $250LiLast0 year's goal was also elections will be held Dee. 10-11. SiS. About 62 per cent of the that 53 per cent came to SJS trination program must be con- 62500; $1110 was collected. ; The court also approved 24 cases students gave that reason. as sophomores, 29 per cent came Drama Scenes structive and positive: viola- One Wednesday from 10.30 to prepared by Pat McCIenahan, pro- 'Student; were asked to check as freshmen and only 6 per cent tions of foregoing statements Internationals 11:30 there will be classroom solici- seeming attorney. The cases all off items in order of their im- transferred from other colleges The Speech and Drama Depart- will be referred to student court tation, of which Nancy Caldwell charge organizations with not portance. More than one reason ment's weekly Studio Hour pro- for action. is in charge. sending representatives to a Stu- for coming to by or universities. State was listed "We thought that instead of Sororities and fraternities will dent Orientation Hoard meeting. each person.) A "wide distribution of majors" gram will be held today at 3:30 To Eat Turkey rubber-st.imping state law, we have exchange dinners during the The court also agreed to accept Mr. Bliss said 71, or about 10 p.m. in the Studio Theater, SD103. week with the proceeds going to charges against a student accused per cent of the Los To introduce foreign students at Angeles Coun- Student directors and perform - ; a poster violation. 5IcClenahan ty residents SJS to turkey time, San Jose fam- completed the anony- ers from a class in stage direction notify all the persons and mous Union Decor Not Sold Out Yet inviting international stu- questionnaire. It was begun will stage several scenes. Student ilies are groups charged. at the request of Pres. John T. directors taking part are Mel There are still nearly 1300 dents to spend Thanksgiving Day Pi Lambdas Meet Wahlquist, who will turn the find- Progressing; Swope, Merle Watts and Robert copies of the Spartan Directory with them. ings mer to the State Director of Hosfeldt. left, hut ASR Pres. Rich tgiii Pi Lambda, education honor- According to Dr. Phillip Pet-sky. I illeges Finance. Actors and actresses will be said Tuesday; that they "probably ary for upper-di% Won women, dates. Mr. Bliss released these con- Richard Parks, Mora Jacott, all will he sold." assistant professor of English, this will welcome new members at Frosh Camp clusions, hosed on the question- Nears Finish Clarke Mires, Carole Warren, It has been more than two is the fifth year the program has p.m. today at a coffee hour in naires: weeks sine.. the directory went Cafeteria Room A. lase? Remodeling of a former Elaine Bartolome, Mar-lyn Henry. been offered to the students. "Typically, a student hears from Charles Latona, Gay Lewis and on sale. Faculty members of national students 315 S. Dr. Persky said that students Positions Open or alumni of SJS that apartment house at Alton Blaire. Dr. Paul J. Davee, Hill said another big sales Pi Lambda Theta are Invited head- the roll., ze is strong in his par- as a tempo- drive probably will he held at interested in a Thanksgiving din- Florence Blanco, president, will Ninth St. for use associate professor of drama, will Applications for positions on the ticular ill of interest," Mr. Bliss the beginning of next hemexter. ner should contact him in K21i as preside over the meeting. hest rary Student Union should coordinate the program, open to i'reshman Camp Committee will said -His teachers or counselors completed in the near fu- the public. soon as possible. remain open in the Student Union may ('(If rot this opinion, and per- be until tomorrow. 1:km Minton. corn- haps sp.ak highly of the college." ture. Byron Bollinger, super- ttee chairman, said yesterday. Nearly 40 per cent of those intendent of construction Cim of twu.dheicnht s.must questioned indicated that a stu- and repair, said Tuesday. heSiflepder= are dent or alumnus of SJS influenced Several archways linking rooms apacity row ears Sociology Professor ' available for the orientation camp their decision to come here. in the large state-owned property 1 t,, be held next Sept. 16-18. have been cut and painting will begin "as soon as I can spare the "Four of the applicants must have at men," Bollinger added. n counselors Freshman ,trip, Oldest The job began last month after Tell o ' ni ueIResearch on Social Classes ’ while two others must have Grad !tended the camp as students. Dean of Students Stanley C. Benz By JOANNE OSMAN Some of his findings, Dr. I lodges ( lass I, Upper -lower IN )1' with "a year or t%%0 education , The Frosh Camp Committee informed the Student Council that re.. News Editor explained, are in direct contradic- claw is characterized by thi beyond college." !commends the applicants to the money for the building's face-lift- tion to the findings of other so- skilled or ,aml-skilled laborer Dies at 99 appropriated. "This class has climbed the far- t Student Co u n c i I. The council ing had been Assistant Professor of So- ciologists in other areas of the whip didn't quite graduate from administra- thest beyond his father and is the makes final appointment. Students -.,1% lees will be hehl to- At that time, the Hodges country. Ile cited child-training as high school, Dr. Hodges declared. day for with a ciology Harold most mobile," he said. 1who have a 2.0 average can apply Mrs. Lydia A. Hunter, Safi tion decided to go ahead an example. Their characteristics: wife has Jose as- brought his interesting, in- Their characteristics: most a, i 1 State's oldest living graduate minimum of repair on the Other sociological studies have more schooling: 113000 income; until Stu- quite unique "joiner"; Presbyterian; ca her death Monday night. sumption that a permanent formativeand found that: spends income taster than he Mrs. within minded; takes education serious:: Hunter would have been dent Union could be built social stratification study Upper middle class people usual- earns it: likely to have a Cadil- SPARTANSA 100 in liberal and open-minded. four months. She had hoped the next few years. to a capacity crowd in the ly are very rigid and demanding lac and heaviest smoker. "In oth- II) receive a birthday from Two large lounges cut from two cake College Theatre Tuesday. In their training; lower class lev- er words. he's the personification Class :S, the upper Class, Was Governor Brown apartments, a council meeting Going to waist7 when she became Social Work De- els are more easy going in training of the Marlboro man," Dr. Hodg- Interviewed through the malt S centenarian. for the student Sociology and room and offices children. es said, but very concerned with from the San Francisco social Chat's fine with Mrs. partment head Milton B. Rendahl Hunter rode in last year's body president and secretary have But, Dr. Hodges found: what others think of him. register, Dr. Hodges said. Homecoming introduced Dr. Hodges, declaring parade as guest of been set up out of the original Upper middle class people sub- R A. New natural honor. his original research study has set Class 3, the lower middle class I ti. She was graduated in the floor plans. scribed to Dr. Spock, were easy- He said they often have class of an important precedent at SJS, level, is the white collar worker shoulder suits are 0482. Both student body offices are going in training children but same income and schooling as the Mrs. and that it indicates State is "com- group. "He is the typical or 'mod- Bunter's home was the in former kitchens while the taught them to earn their own pin- upper middle class but they are made for guys with historic ing of age" as an institution of el' American," the campus sociol- Hunter Pear Ranch In lounges and council rooms are the money; lower classes were found more conservative, drive older cars Alviso. higher learning. ogy instructor said. narrow middles Thirteen acres of her joining of bedrooms and living to be more strict and gave "condi- and have a prestige of several gen- Id was Dr. Hodges' study was made erations. This level seems to be ordered mold by a Santa MOMS. tional love" to their children. TRACT HOMEOWNERS and even slimmer tiara Is among the residents of Woodside, superior Court recently to MOM of the carpentry work Class 3 characteristics: $8000 in- the heaviest drinkers: paradoxi- Pay Palo Alto, San Mateo, Burlingame, "MISANTHROPE" CLASS her medical and living ex- complete, although Bollinger Come; majority of suburban tract cally, they are also the most hap- wallets. Buy them priew%. said he expects more alteration San Francisco and other peninsula tiass 5, the lower-lower social pily married. homeowners; avid reader of Life; ;or a mere $50 and The woman's to come. cities. level, generally consisted of un- father settled in work Lawrence Welk fan; puritanical Dr. Hodges admitted his etas, 1/4 Alviso in "We'll probably still have to He said he found that the 1000 skilled workers with an annual 1850. She was also a and highly moralistic; Methodist; fications of necessity were "g.. SW. Come in and descendant sinks and sideboards out persons he interviewed fell into income of $3000, Dr. Hodges said. of llenry Wade, a tear the experiences difficulties in adjust- eralized" and that there were so' Member he said. recognizable social levels. "These Their characteristics: apathy, not IC".VW well We of the Bennett-Manley of the kitchens yet," ing to sexual role in marriage;i "II 11 wagon have classes are not artificial pigeon club "joiners"; churchgoers. usual- exceptions in every group. ER! train which crossed Death Two upstairs apartments thinks man should be the master . Valley holes; a person's beliefs, activities, ly Roman Catholic or baptist; avid these basic class levels, allou ir suit you! in 1049. been remodeled for use as faculty of the home. education and occupation all are moviegoers. Dr. Hodges said they some individual variation within Funeral services will be held at men and women clubs. Both club 10 largely determined by his social were "characteristic of Moliere's Class 2 is the upper middle so- class, were unique and distinct in a.m. today in the Santa Clara rooms are complete with kitchens 'Misanthrope'." cial group, consisting of persons study," he declared. Funeral Home. and baths. level," he continued. my ROOSgtiEM MOW .OREM

Editorial ?SPARTAN DAILY Thursday, November 12. 1959 thrust and parry police, let them go somewhere else nothing but malcontents and de- ming" clauses from We're 117orkin' On It Twins 'Great Guys'; their cortstuu. apprehended whenever long time ago. The and show their power. serve to be tions. Today a Thrust & Parry contributor here realized this a should be given to Spardi they step out of line. We cannot But the real 'Lack of Tact' Shown Thanks issue is thscrimisa, up the old question "Why so much council first took action on clauses in 1954. explain tolerate spontaneity at our games. brings LOITolt: We would like to in- for his help In helping to tion, not clauses. The mere about discriminatory clauses and so Some fraternities lime been campaign,- the actions of Frank and Kiko to Student police in plainclothes ing of constitutions chat)* fuss quire about the rationale and lack accomplishes unenlightened policemen. also can aid the faculty in main- nothing. If an little about discrimination itself?" ing to get clauses removed for 12 years. of tact used by our San Jose State the organization GARY GATES, ASB 12401 taining proper classroom decorum. to prohibit a person from The answer is: because discrimination For a clincher: Several SJS organiza- police in action they took Saturday membe5. ROGER AHELENIUS, ASH 15689 After all, how can we have a po- ship, it will find big a problem to tackle: but tions have taken in students of WiVI* night at the football game. other methods. is still too. RICHARD YOCUM, ASB 4939 lice state without "lutsa" police- We are referring to their ridicu- We can say real progress Clauses; eliminating discriminatory clauses Jewish faith and oriental race de- Getting SALLY HILL, ASH 7448 men! Is he. There lous use of delegated power in ing made when "the big Much is possible and it's a good solid spite "white Christian.' clauses. NANCY WALSH, ASH 15345 ASH 5083 thing.. hauling' away two young men, SCOTT TURNER, campus becomes a Ado step toward the bigger question of Obviously the discrimination is not gone Frank and Kiko Macias, for lead- JAN HILL, ASH 8608. LEIGHS CHURCH, ASH 6394 realislic sal of discriminat actual discrimination. here., but little by little we move toward ing yells. SHARON JOHNSTON, ASH 6665 TOM LIONVALE, ASB 8804 ion's JACK GHIELNIETTI, ASB 9923 The Student Council and fraternities* that goal. J11.A. This school has constantly harp- WARREN LEENERTS, DAVE 1.1'isKERT ed upon the lack of school spirit. BREN FURGUSON, ASH 10879 ASH 9706 ASB 11372 When two men get up and organize TOM LOVEJOY, ASH 11919 ASH 4475 a whole cheering section, exhibit- LEE HUGHES, Changes Cartoon Not Funny JAY VERHAGG, ASH 4471 Constitution A &M Auto Repair ing so much spirit that it was said GENERAL AUTO they were heard better than DAN PLUMLEY, ASH 12847 Nothing' REPAIR Tues- above "everyone else" that 'Accomplish SPECIALTY We didn't think the cartoon in sheepfold than rise the regular rooting section, they HELEN LUFF, ASH 12781 EDITOR: An article in Mond,. Powerglide day's S.F. Chronicle was funny. Instead, it and be an individual. Those brave enough -then are taken away by a guy im- KAREN HULLIN, ASB 12584 Daily said certain fraternities ha-. student rates..,.. distressing trend among teenagers to be individuals suffer greatly. pressed with his own blue uniform. 456 shows a "discrinui, f ilvador CY 5-4547 Students brave enough to cultivate their One man said, and I quote, "I until 1964 to eliminate today. Need 'Lots& Police ,,, want to find out what Is going on." ,r----;.- The cartoon pictures two teenage girls intellects should not he looked down upon. ,,,,, and when further questioned stat- In Real Police State is saying: "Don't feel Teachers should encourage the bright stu- leaving class. One ed, "The deans told me to do this.? EDITOR: We Teel that the po- to find out you got dents. GOOD FOOD badly. Taffy. Who's I find the last statement hard to lice school at San Jose State has It's too bad that hiding one's "brain- believe. straight 'As'?" been dreadfully under-rated and don't want to be different. power" is necessary for popularity among Frank and Kiko have performed Teenagers maligned. The police school should don't want to be looked upon as teenagers. at rallies and- previous football They be allowed to expand and enter in- BUY -ill- BUCKET "brains." They would rather be one of the Let us hope this i- not true in colleges. games and there was quite an ar- ticle in the Spartan Daily about to the other phases of campus life. Stevens Creek Road el Santa Clara 4565 crowd and be accepted into the mediocre P.M.M. them. The staff should be commended for its actions in the last two foot- They are two of the greatest CHOW HOUNDS ball games. The Cuban Twins are BURBANK guys you ever would want to know. Speech-Fright Disease We feel that the embarrassment MODELING they received demands an apology All the SPAGHETTI SCHOOL from those who played like little K B M YOU CAN EAT FOR ONLY CY 7-7360 572 Halsey Ave. Plagues Most Students gods. Frank and Kiko are here RENT A TYPEWRITER from Cuba and left Cuba because Student Special B99.00 By JERRY NACHMAN a talk" scares the daylights out of Special Student Rate of military tactics, but last Satur- stud-nt body card and youdon’t let itnearly everyone 3 MONTHS $15 Just show your standing up in class "giving day night they were subjected to else has this same weak-in-the- KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES then sit down and stuff yourselil some resemblance of what they es- Fernando knees disease known as "speech- 96 E. San CY 2-7501 favorite r-fre...htrients. caped from. We also serve your fright." Shank's Drive-In Cleaners That's the opinion reached by If these police want to play at Floyd Greenleaf, associate profes- C P & Q AND Take Out HOURS, sor of speech, in a master's degree Try our Orders to SERVICE STATION Tues.-Fri. 4 p.m.2 OA. project that he says has been borne Spentanaily Premium Gas and Oil at Lowest Delicious Phone , Sat. and Sun. noon til out through classroom and clinical of Priors! SHIRT LAUNDRY Pizza! CH 8-6244 work. Entered no Ono. molter April I Save th,ough our Membership! Closed Mondays 24, 111:14. ot son .loae, tulitornist un- 13t1. & Julian Open 24 hrs. Ara His study showed 85 per cent der the net of Morch :t, 1579. Mem- APPROVED SANITATION from ber colitornin N....paper Pashilloh- DRY CLEANING of college students suffer ere AnotorlatIon. ruhliabed daily by the common malady called AI...elated Student. of San Joee S tate College, except Saterday and sperch-fright, ti gh most are Sundny. during college year. Sub- eases. iteriptIona neeepted only On a re- "In at 9:00 a.m. Out at 5:00 p.m." not serious millnder-of-otehool-yeatr Imola. In . Mr. Greenleaf, who teaches a Fall a...neater. $4; In Spring KOMPn- ter. $2. r,4-6414Editorinl Ext. 210, ONE DAY SERVICENO EXTRA CHARGE speech and voice improvement 510, Adv. 211. Preto.; of itlohe Print- Dr. Johnson turns another efegant phra-,c: ing. Co. Off Ia. hour. I:45-4120 pan. class beside heading the SJS Monday through Friday. Any phone speech clinic, says, "Even trained ohould he made during thin speech teachers can't tell for sure period. which persons have speech-fright JIM ADAMS, Editor SPECIAL Ladie's Suits and which do not. Their evalua- BILL CRAWFORD, Adv. Mgr. Day Editor, this issue Dade Grainger tions can often prove faulty." one week only $1.10 Mr. Greenleaf's clinic tries to pour confidence back into speech- frightened students; the course, for two units, has the same goal. 2nd & San Carlos CY 3-3701 "Speech fright is largely co- vert," Mr. Greenleaf explains, "but most people have it." Are men or women students more susceptive? Mr. Greenleaf says women are, by just a shade. "Since most stutterers are male," he adds, "and most speech-fright- ened persons female, I have come to the interesting phenomenom that Metal bands the most everybody is either a victim of speech-fright or stutters." spindle heel pump! The common belief that people who stammer are necessarily more 5tep out in conversational intelligent was debunked by Mr. Greenleaf: "That idea just doesn't Financial planning have you fashion.. wear silvery make sense," he says. hanging by a string? A life Insurance program started circlets mirrored in sleek People with very low intelli- gence, however, don't tend to be While you're still in college is a good way to begin. And now is stutterers. black patent for a look You have to be percep- the time to look into itwhile you tive enough to be aware you are are insurable and can gain by that's fashion -new. making a mistake in your speech, lower premiums. and most unintelligent people can't 04, Your Provident Mutual realize this." campus Just one of many festive representative is well qualified to He concluded by giving the rea- discuss with you styles in OualiCraft's a variety of son for most speech difficulties: plans which can be tailored to your individual needs. gala party-season "A faulty evaluation of how we sound is, the main problem," he LARRY BAKER DAVE collection. says. 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His "never say die" attitude is brought to life , The li, is member. 0.ten he gets A-1 Auto Insurance 365 E JULIAN Not until the "Cutter" is flat on his back can opponents Coach Bud Winter has labeled inethixls. on the gl it !iron presents for keeps. reak Loss morrow's Nort hern Canto! f! down Jinx is be sure he Pay as you Drive AL BUCKLEY TRIO Etter was chosen as the "most outstanding" lineman for the By DANNY MATLOW Cross Country Championships, ig thing- Dick In all apparent letdown, both physically be held on the Spartan "obstin MIKE CALLAHAN ie Spartans. and mentally, Special Rotes for (Tuesdy and Thursday) the will attempt to regain their course at 4 p.m. will now comp,t, .1 b other top flight backs from several Married Students THREE CLEFS Cu The top and _ I northern schools for the title of winning ways against the Iowa State University Cyclones, entry from San Jose ISISLItT Charley gruel LAMPLIGHTERS "back of the year." San Francisco in Ames. Iowa, on Saturday. Clark, and Clark is (Wednesday) with the Gaylo. State Jimmy Sochor, The Cyclones company of Alan Phone CH 3-6116 WAYFARERS Lowest Gas Prices will be out -to storm the pass-minded and Woody Covington of Calif', and Joe Stanford halfback Mac Wylie (a Day or Night tepair In San Spartans because an Orange Bowl hid may hinge on the nia: Keith Wallace, Bob Monzin. THREE CLEFS OCTANE real surprise), California halfback ETHYL-100+ outcome of the game. and Ernie Cunliffe of Stanford; ISnitai) REP.411 OCTANE 1Walt Arnold, and COP's Dick Bass REG.-90+ Iowa State University has lost The Spartans ended up in third Dick Blakemore of San Francisco also were nominated. only two ball games this year while 'wergilds Cigarettes 24 place in the NCAA pass rankings. State, and the famed Lazio Tabori winning six. It is the best 'season in ,s. LIKES GROUND of the Santa Clara Youth Village. All Molar Oils-380 10 years for Clay Stapleton's It's Gordon's r r 5 4247 GEORGE IIALAS isn't counting "dirty Fresno State and Sacramento thirty." Coach said that FOR his Bears out of Sunday's encoun- he would rather start off on the State colleges are also sending Only Kansas and Missouri have ..... ter with the 49ers or out of the ground against the Cyclones and teams to this once-a-year event. STATIONS beaten the Cyclones, while Dwight Hunting Supplies 20% Western Division title for that go to the air if the defense tight- The "obstacle" course begins at & William-6th & Keyes Nichols and Co. have defeated Featuring everything for the duck matter. "We still have a chance' If Ne- ens up. Spartan Stadium, then goes down Icirt AND TAYLOR braska, the conqueror of mighty hunters ... boots, decoys, waders, we can beat the San Francisco Emmett Lee will get the starting the creek to the tressels, across the Oklahoma. licenses and duck stamps. New 49ers next Sunday," he said earlier nod over Ray Podesto. Lee's exper- railroad tracks, and down the 2ND IN NATION and used guns and also gun re- this week. ience plus last year's game with homestretch to the finish line. Nichols is the tailback of the pairs. The Papa Bear still the /Clones labels Podesto as a Coach Winter is faced with two is firm on power laden single wing attack his prediction that an 8-4 second stringer after his last two problems when a race is run on record employed by Iowa State U. He has GORDON'S SPORT SHOP FORMAL could walk home with all the pie. outings against Stanford and Wy- this course. San Fernando Between 3rd and 4th CY3-0503 ground out more yards passing and The league-leading 49ers oming. Ile has to contact the Southern have a running than any other back in the 6-1 mark, two games ahead of the TIGHTEN LINE Pacific Railroad Company and country except Dick Norman of make sure there are no trams A WEAR second place Baltimore Colts. Stanford. The line play agaipst the Cow- Halas' scheduled to pass over the course Bears are battling for The other half of the devastat- boys was miserable and Coach LINEMAN OF THE WEEK First in third place money with the Pack- Marty Feldman will work harder during the race, If a few runners ing C.'yclone combination is talent- the formal vreor ers, each with a 3-4 mark. "I'll than ever to get the front wall in should beat the train across ed Tom Watkins, He Is the leading tracks, and the others left strand- Guard Dick Earler was selected since '')06 concede we had a bad start but shape for Saturday's tussle. rusher in the nation and is a sure fesi, Lineman of the Week by the we did not get panicky," Flatus In Monday's football luncheon at ed. it would be a cinch that a bet for all-league honors in the protests would be lodged. coaching staff for his excellent said. Big 8 Conference. the Athens Club in Oakland, Coach play against the Wyoming Cow- Titchenal named Winter's second problem is the OFLOK In last year's game, the Cy- Oneal Cuterry pokes. and Dick Erler as the Spartans' cars traveling the road. He must A WELL-INTENDING clones were the leading pass de- make an agreement with the pole, SALES RENTALS group, headed by an ex-N.Y. fight fense team in the nation while the candidates for all-coast. Known for Good Food Cuterry's tricky ball carrying department to re-route traffic .1,, commissioner Joe Tepper and at- Spartans were number one. The ing the race. It is not diffieuil torney William A. Shea, have run and all around play makes him a At Bohannon's featuring Char- S! South 2nd Street result was that Iowa State con- to see the problems that could 75 into a top candidate against the likes of coal Broiled Steaks and Prime Ribs. rn.2 cm. stumbling block In plans to tained the Spartan passing and was CY4 2322 Willie West of Oregon and Jerry arise if this situation not ' noon HI Also Palo Alto, Son Francisco, promote the Patterson-Johansson running enough for a 14-6 victory. taken care of. Dick Earler Oakland and flf,rkeley rematch. Traynam of the powerful Trojans ndays of Southern California. Bineent J. Retells and 11111 Ro- Erler has been the otitstandim: Compliments to Dick Earler sensohn, who own the return IFC Grids lineman in all of the San Jose for his fine playing. contract, are asking for a re- Who's Next games to date. He is a demon on ported $325,000. d and has enough know-how 43efense 1401 So. FIRST at ALMA Vie For Lead tor a go iii offensive gli;trd. Axe Lust? mommortifl Information has it that the new six-man promoting group has "un- 1 Noss' that Louisiana State ;troto eampesests Custom Sauna' Unbeaten Theta Chi and oncel limited hut intelligent backing." beaten Alpha Tau Omega square versify and Northwestern 11,, Meanwhile, Patterson is still po- off today at Morepark in a gall . IMillen from their perch as th lishing Cus Diamato's shoes and well decide the winnet SJS Frosh that could number one and two teams in I Ingemar plays actor down in Hol- of the Intrafraternity Football 1 BACK OF THE WEEK befall Ss lywood. League. nation, what fate will DISCOUNT At Stockton cuse, Texas, and University Theta Chi will bank on the pin ow met Fullback Kent Rockholt was select- pont passing of and College of Breit ic f rosh, fresh Southern California? Thid Thompson .4 ed Back of the Week by the Yan- from a victory over Cabrillo Jun- will loom as an ors, State Final Sthe receiving of rangey Paul Syracuse coaching staff for his excellent ior College, will be the next foe favorite to destroy Col - STUDENTS i cey. whelming play against the Wyoming Cow- for the San Jose State Freshmans their present num- on Nov. 20-21 ATO will counter with the gate and retain pokes. throwing of Bob Gooby and the football team. her one stature, while Texas is , will meet the TAPE RECORDERS With only two games remaining running of Mickey Filing. The Spartababes liable to run into trouble from the ' water Tiger-Cubs In Baxter Stadium, neighboring Texas Christian Uni- on the schedule, the Spartan In other games today it will be to reach its Stockton. at 3 p.m. versity outfit. 59 Model Hi -Fl Sets polo team is trying Sigma Chi vs. Delta Sigma Phi college The Spartan frosh will rely on Darrel Royal's Texans are unde- und Components peak in time for the State and Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Sigma Kent Rockholt in Long the quarterbacking of Dave Bon- Seated. hut in the latter week, championships to be held Nu at William St. Park; Theta Xi 20 and 21. Illas and the running of halfback have had some close calls. Last GOLDEN STATE Beach Nov. vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon at More- Compliments to Kent "SPEAKERS" Keith Yagi. Last week in the Spar- week, Texas defeated Baylor The season has had its high park; Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Pi Rockholt for his fine COMPANY tan's 48-0 romp over Fresno State The previous week, TCU spots and its low drops for the Kappa Alpha at River Glen Park; defensive play. "TUNERS" frosh, Bonillas hit on two scoring washed the same Baylor team I , tankers. Nine wins against six and Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Delta aerials, while Yagi had touchdown This week. Baylor is a si,L losses does not sound very impres- Upsilon at Columbus Park. All "TURNTABLES" runs of 13 and 50 yards. choice to lose to the powerful Tro- sive, but the team has played top games will start at 3:30 p.m. Earlier this season the COP The Trojans pum- flight opponents throughout the jans of USC. Results of Tuesday's games: frosh downed the Bullpups 48-6. Virginia outfit 3991/2 W. San Carlos year. meled the West 36- Alpha Tau Omega 27, Pi Kappa Against a tough Cabrillo team, 0 last week anti are hack on the! CY 7-7700 as it seems, the best OUR ADVERTISERS Strange Alpha 7; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 14. the Tiger-Cubs showed a certain road after three weeks of mediocre PATRONIZE a losing came to the game was in Theta Xi 0; Theta Chi 0, Sigma amount of poise which is usually play. San Francisco Olympic Club, who Chi 0: Sigma Nu 7, Sigma Phi Ep- lacking in a frosh ball club when they play again tomorrow night at silon 6; Delta Sigma Phi 18, Delta they were able to rally to a 26-22 the SFOC. Although losing by five Upsilon 6. victory after allowing two Cabrillo

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iSPARTAN DAILY Norton, Williams To Discuss Thursday, November 12, 1959 Association To Hold Confab Racial Attitudes at Y Meeting Coed Takes Saturday; Television Theme tions ot the demonstrator. 1 he full conference 1.11. the Two San Jose State members of per Errol Williams. They will de- The conference will Business Educa- be climated the U.S. track scribe their experiences while on California by a luncheon in the team which toured is t ory Post main dining track tours through Denmark, tion Assn., Bay Section. will room of the Niro eria. AI Europe during the summer will that VIM. Norway anti Sweden. here Saturday. Sandy Dr. Richard Lewis, lead a discussion on racial atti- IA.(3111 Seattini, sophomore home be held head or the' The meeting topic will be "lin- audio-visual department, economics major, was elected his- Creech, Pi Omega (busi- ft ill be tudes at the Spartan Y meeting at 141 pressions of European Racial Atti- education society) presi- feat LI I speaker. 3:45 p.m. today at 205 S. Ninth St. tudes vs. American Attitudes." torian at the 15th Annual Conven- ness Leading the discussion will be Penny Bartlett is chairman of tion of College Home Economics dent. announced recently. sprinter and high Pan- the meeting. Clubs from northern California and The theme of the conference Sahara Oil Nov. 6-8 at Berkeley. "TV and You." Much of Co - Nevada held will be BEST GAS PP', one of 15 SJS will be conducted Mrs. Scattini was the conference IN SAN JOr.,:i television. delegates to the convention. over closed circuit /%7 In THE BURGER HOUSE The convention meetings were Participants will be situated SECOND & WILLIAM held on the University of Califor- rooms on the campus with televi- BURGERS TO GO nia (Berkeley) campus. sion receivers to witness demon- Attending from SJS with Mrs. strations of the latest business ma- Scat tini were Betty Buehner, Car- chines, Miss Creech said. FAIRGROUNDS ole Fairbanks, Nancy F.dginton, With the assistance of room FAIRWAYS Geraldine Mills, Dennielle Wright, leaders, the delegates will has o 24c UNABLE TO WALK or even stand unsupported, Mary Cathryn Freeman, Loretta Dyan. opportunity through a two-w;:. 21/2, 1960 Poster Child for March of Dimes, the Course Carole Taynton, Pamela Lashley, Beth Pyron, ask que, "Custom -Built to Your Order" Claire Pyron, of Florence, communication system to 9 HOLE PITCH and PUTT Barbara Rudolph, Kathy Allen, is held by mother, Mrs. Norma with open spine, water on brain. Near School 388 E. Santa Clara Joyce Harbaugh, Edna Bedal and Ala. She WaS born Student rate 50c Marret Braren. Open at 4 p.m. Special price on dr;nq r The students were accompanied Pizza with a "Personality" students by Miss Vaunden Nelson and Mrs. San Jose's PIZZA most complete Whiting, instructors in home Treasure Hunt Continues HOUSE OF golfing center NEW BROCHURES AVAILABLE Laah economics. As Frosh-Soph Mixer Nears 395 Almaden Ave. CV 7.1908 10TH & TULLY F.7.AD Tells een 1960 HOWARD TOUR Professor The treasure hunt which Library Quad. A eon t t I the freshmen and sophomores is will end tomorrow night at To the summer session at the University of Death Valley Tale being held to sell the most tick.... TICO'S TACOS "Hop Macabre," the Soph- Dr. Richard Ilartesveldt, assist- Spanish Rice ant professor of biology, will tell Frost' Mixer, continues to- Tamales of his experiences as a naturalist day. Enchiladas Mexican Hot Dog a meeting of in Death Valley at The hunt is led to BBC? Tacos Ranchburgers HAWAII Tri Beta, national biological sci- ence honorary society today at 1:30 freshmen and sophomores Try Our Special Combination Plate PLUS only. Tickets are being awarded 58 days for only p.m. in S237. $529 TAX Dr. Hartesveldt, during two win- to daily winners, and 20 points per 59c ters, conducted trips, gave evening day go to the winning class. The Steamship travel included in tour price. lectures on the history of the area, trophy will be awarded to the class did archeological work and was winning the most treasure hunt DEPOSIT part-time curator of the Death points. TICO'S TACOS ONLY $25 CORSAGES BOUQUETS Valley museum. The treasure hidden Tuesday 4th & St. James ha found. Monday it was CY2-0462 I 0th & Santa Clara Consult: %vas not to found by a sensor who was dis- Di Mrs. Vii Perigo qualified. hit Housemother Chi Ortega Spartaguide Today's Clue: gu 430 S. 5th CT 7-5151 A long lust street and longer stream TODAY Points to where the treasure 1WHC, meeting, CH235, 3:30 p.m. slumbers. Pi Lambda, fall coffee hour initiation, You'll find it sitting, waiting p.m. DUAL A, 4 FILTER DOES IT! Cafeteria Room there and 30 Is its ber. See us for the Your engine tune-up Social Affairs Committee, meeting. 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